In other words, Udacity has gone from "We sell you skills that you can earn money with" to "We earn money when you earn money".
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They are slow to drink, have sex and earn money.
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Chang has previously written about using hacking to earn money.
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Jackson's estate continues to earn money in other ways, too.
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I was raised to believe "real" men didn't earn money.
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Go deeper: How NCAA conferences earn money from March Madness
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You sell weapons, you earn money and you have fun.
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Players also earn money from sponsorships, endorsements and league salaries.
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To earn money, she continued to work as a nanny.
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Tech companies hurry to finish the work and earn money.
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I felt I had allowed it to happen to earn money.
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There's more to do than just earn money and buy things.
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Facebook could potentially earn money directly from selling a smart speaker.
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Freelance writing is another way to earn money on the side.
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Q: Did you earn money with regular jobs as a kid?
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Not every broadcaster on Periscope can earn money from Super Hearts.
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When they don't earn money their husbands look down upon them.
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It isn't a country in which it's easy to earn money.
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Many influencers earn money online by promoting products within YouTube videos.
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"Most of them came to Moscow to earn money," he said.
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It was a great way to earn money for a car.
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Avoid advisers who only earn money when they sell you something.
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After all, that's where they can earn money far more easily.
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Read the full post on how gaming influencers earn money, here.
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I go to Italy, and earn money to support my family.
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How YouTube creators like Santer earn money online Creators with 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours are eligible for YouTube&aposs Partner Program, through which they can earn money off their channels by placing ads in videos.
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Earlier this year, YouTube changed the way it lets creators earn money.
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And they get to earn money on the platform on their terms.
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Google also operates advertising networks used by the fraudsters to earn money.
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Zlatic started to earn money off his YouTube videos in June 2018.
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Whenever you earn money set aside a portion for your future self.
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To earn money they will have to make a lot of hamburgers.
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"We don't care if we don't earn money from pork," said Lazari.
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I'm not a waitress—I'm studying but I need to earn money.
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They can make frequent trips, run errands for others, and earn money.
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So most people end up climbing to earn money for their families.
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What is the future business model that they can earn money with?
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A few hundred thousand people earn money from being ragpickers in Delhi.
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He was able to earn money and save up for the campaign.
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If everyone has to pay tax, then everyone needs to earn money.
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That reduces the ability of the regime to earn money, he said.
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Women are expected to earn money, do housework and look after children.
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Low rates make it more difficult for banks to earn money from lending.
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That could help IGTV stars earn money through product placement or sponsored content.
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You don't earn money through Alipay: Instead, it's a tool for accomplishing tasks.
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When you're not walking dogs, you can do downward dogs and earn money.
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Ford would not say when it thinks its Russian operations will earn money.
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If they do that, every time you lose a bet, they earn money.
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We earn money for advertisers just by walking around town using our phones.
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While the group looks different, it's able to earn money and recruit combatants.
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Social-media influencers often earn money by promoting products on platforms like Instagram.
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Unsurprisingly, this can devastate someone's ability to earn money and hold onto it.
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Some may do this to earn money or to hide from criminal investigation.
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In music, especially with rap, it's impossible to live, impossible to earn money.
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"The only good thing about gold is that you earn money," he said.
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Traditionally, the term refers to con artists who earn money through illicit methods.
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If outlets stop publishing his work, he'll keep making deliveries to earn money.
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By the time he was 13, he felt he needed to earn money.
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Dujardin trained Fernandez for three years, working in a pub to earn money.
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He said there is a major difference between a pyramid scheme and Initiative Q. "The main issue with a pyramid scheme or a Ponzi scheme is that people earn money at the expense of other people who earn money," he said.
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They spent weeks on the project, hoping to somehow earn money from the discovery.
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Some of the Native American pages and websites earn money from advertising on articles.
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As a kid, I fought a lot to earn money for my family too.
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Following a flopped IPO in 2012, Facebook desperately brainstormed new ways to earn money.
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Eventually, she decided to publish an art book to earn money for the convent.
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In many scenarios, the consumers' bills would either significantly drop, or they'd earn money.
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Many Snapchatters eventually left for YouTube and Patreon where they could earn money directly.
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But those all offer opportunities for Facebook and potentially outside developers to earn money.
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Eventually, these developers will want to earn money, not just grow their user count.
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And the USPS does earn money from delivering packages the "last mile" for Amazon.
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YouTube's Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channel with video advertisements.
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My belief is those individuals move through their life cycle and they earn money.
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The main way Instagram influencers earn money is by promoting products to their followers.
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YouTube's Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channels with video ads.
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To earn money for the family, my mom cleaned the homes of wealthier Singaporeans.
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I'm very lucky that I'm able to earn money, and that it's my job.
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YouTube's Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channels with video advertisements.
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A second daughter was born: a happy blessing, but more pressure to earn money.
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These aimed to create jobs and earn money for the charity through outside work.
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The project is intended to let vendors earn money and eventually obtain work permits.
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His wife and her daughter left three months ago to earn money in Brazil.
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To earn money, he drove a truck, among other jobs, while dancing for fun.
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Google AdSense lets publishers earn money from online content, placing ads on publishers' webpages.
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YouTube creators like Zlatic earn money through ads placed in their videos by Google.
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They are not — audiences want to see them and, in fact, they earn money.
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The gig economy, plus the EITC, would help them earn money and pay for retraining.
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Now I don't have to train like that anymore, and I can still earn money.
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" ** "We are in the black, we earn money and we have a positive cash flow.
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This means they can no longer use any of Google's ad products to earn money.
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RU2: From what I understood, they don't want to earn money, but they are interested.
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This way an ad mule can still earn money even after they lose their account.
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They must earn money and bring it back to the guru to pay their debt.
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All you want is to reach your dreams and earn money doing what you like.
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We've left control over privacy defaults to companies that earn money when we're less protected.
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Videos with a green dollar sign can earn money from all advertising and YouTube Red.
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The entire community held meetings and wrote comments about how the Society could earn money.
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Eventually, she started freelance writing to earn money while her husband went back to school.
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Should you stay at your farm and earn money to survive out in the world?
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Short-term rates remained in negative territory, making it difficult to earn money from lending.
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She worked as a cabaret singer to earn money while studying at King's College, Cambridge.
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My parents did not earn money for their labor, and we didn't have personal property.
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The ability to earn money from contributing photos should help with the appeal, she said.
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"We agree [to the living conditions] because we need to earn money," one participant said.
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I can earn money with fun, and that was the aim all of my life.
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But many of the most successful people started off working standard jobs to earn money.
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On YouTube, for example, creators earn money directly from the ads running on their videos.
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Sometimes players earn money for the team by sweeping up Michigan's arena after basketball games.
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They earn money through sponsorships, which have proven to be a lucrative source of income.
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TikTokers earn money from livestreams, sponsored posts, and fees from musical artists for song integrations.
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Read the full post on how Worona helps his clients like Mongeau earn money, here.
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Borrowers can get the capital they need, and investors can earn money on their loan.
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But creators on TikTok, like on Instagram, aren&apost able to earn money that way.
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On YouTube, creators can earn money directly through ads placed by Google on their videos.
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"If you earn money without taxes being taken out, poof, you're in business," he said.
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The refuge has a steep price: families cannot farm crops or earn money to buy food.
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This means they won't be able to earn money and support their families during this period.
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" The screen explains that, "You can earn money by runing short ads on your IGTV videos.
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"People put up false stories to earn money," shouts a dark-haired wiseacre at the back.
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This strategy lets Wificoin simultaneously grow its presence on routers around the world, and earn money.
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I can earn money and it will help me when I start my own fashion label.
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It recently launched Amazon Flex, a scheme that lets people earn money delivering packages for Amazon.
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One of the big ways influencers earn money online is by promoting products within YouTube videos.
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" "Another homeless individual planned to earn money in the program so he could purchase hair clippers.
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When we travel, if we rent our houses on Airbnb, we earn money and reduce waste.
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They can earn money from giving blessing at weddings and births, but such opportunities are rare.
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Sex work is one of the very few ways they can live openly and earn money.
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Creators become eligible to earn money by placing ads within their videos through YouTube's Partner Program.
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Influencers can also earn money by promoting brands on YouTube and Instagram, and by selling merchandise.
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The great part about it: The sky's the limit when using your skills to earn money.
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Because I do not earn money from Wirecutter, we do not believe it poses a conflict.
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Lara estimates that there are about 100,000 people trying to earn money from recycling in Chile.
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Chasing down freelance work, constantly thinking I'm not "doing" enough to earn money as a writer.
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And we're trapped once they believe that a job is the only way to earn money.
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Because banks need deposits to make loans and earn money, they pay interest to account holders.
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He took odd jobs to earn money for film and chemicals to process his own prints.
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To date, the primary way creators earn money on YouTube has been through subscriptions and advertising.
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"What we want now is to earn money from renting it to maintain it," she said.
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"Then the kids had to go to school, and I had to earn money," he said.
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You engaged in sex work to earn money for your transition, which you write about frankly.
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But I have to earn money in order to feed my family and afford the rent.
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Unable to play and earn money on tour, she began giving lessons to make a living.
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I just needed to earn money and figure out what I wanted to do with my life.
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The retailers can earn money from their direct sales and the sales of a team of recruits.
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Abdalla, 22, had quit school when he was 8 so he could earn money for his family.
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If you just sign up and you go through the training, you are guaranteed to earn money.
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They can then earn money on the distribution of that art, receiving 50 percent of sales profits.
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She said she did it to earn money, to salve her soul and just to be heard.
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These real-life reviewers earn money by giving five-star ratings of products they've never even used.
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This way, Snapchat can earn money no matter how you watch Stories, either singularly or in bulk.
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Upgrades cost money, and you earn money by dragging crystals and other rare items to the surface.
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They also use the app Charity Miles to earn money for LLS under his team name, #DustinOffTheCancer.
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Gamers have plenty of options to earn money from YouTube ad revenue shares and Twitch's tipping options.
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The duo is exploring options to help students earn money during the course through crowd-sourced support.
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James believes college athletes should be able to market themselves to earn money while still in school.
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They give workers the chance to earn money on their own schedules, rather than through professional accession.
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And it's nice to help college students earn money with a no-hassles side hustle, said Rathi.
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She got the gig and was able to enhance her résumé, earn money, and see the world.
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Facebook is launching a new market research, task, and product testing program that lets users earn money.
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YouTube's Partner Program allows influencers to earn money off their YouTube channels by placing ads within videos.
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Compared with superstars in other sports, Trout has a limited ability to earn money outside the game.
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Property owners earn money from their visitors, and the region draws tourists by offering authentic local experiences.
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Twitch affiliates can earn money through multiple revenue streams, including viewer subscriptions, ad revenue, and Twitch Bits.
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Instead, "teach them something so they can earn money and learn their rights through labor," says Sherzoy.
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So as these people age from teenagers, into young adults who earn money, they want to travel.
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This lets you earn money from advertisements and unlocks a bunch of premium features for your channel.
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If a bank reduces capital it lowers its ability to earn money; weakens its secular growth prospects.
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That's why when you earn money, your employer sends you a W-2 Wage and Tax Statement.
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The need to earn money — and how much of it we make — dictates how we spend our time.
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Or he could labor in the prison's kitchen to earn money to buy extra food at the commissary.
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I was amazed to learn that you could earn money for spending money that you would already spend!
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I was naive and took it for granted that I could earn money playing with this huge industry.
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The celebs and other style influencers can also earn money by transactions that take place from their profile.
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Robert Leshner is the CEO of Compound, a start-up that lets users earn money on their cryptocurrencies.
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Thankfully, there are easy ways to earn money on your phone doing things that you're probably already doing.
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Instagram may finally let IGTV video makers earn money 18 months after launching the longer-form content hub.
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But it does make the Spotify platform move attractive to artists who can earn money beyond just streaming.
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The most important of those is advertising revenue that lets creators earn money for each video they upload.
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In exchange, the young singers would earn money for themselves, and more to send back to their families.
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If you want to earn money working from home, you can start advertising yourself on Fiverr right now.
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But later this year, developers will be able to earn money off of Snap Kit with Ad Kit.
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In fact, Facebook could actually earn money or at least break even from the "Time Well Spent" changes.
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Earn money promoting a product or company on a blog or website with a link to the seller.
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I had to struggle to earn money since my young days, but whatever the situation, I remained happy.
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In colonial America, making corn whiskey was a way to earn money or barter for goods and services.
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Anucha wanted to train in Muay Thai because he wanted to earn money to buys things, said Tasako.
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I am very grateful for both platforms giving me the opportunity to drive for them and earn money.
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To earn money for his YouTube passion, he worked at a hot-dog stand and sold his artwork.
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If you'd prefer to earn money back on your spending, you have plenty of great options as well.
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After they graduate, they use their skills to earn money, often as tailors, carpenters and on construction sites.
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While some political dissidents were full-blooded martyrs, others used samizdat to earn money or win Western support.
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The only way to get rid of them is to earn money that can be applied against them.
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Unilever – Unilever has cut ties with digital media "Influencers," people who earn money by posting about various products.
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This oversupply depresses wages, since drivers can only earn money when they have a passenger in their car.
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Her mother needed help paying the bills, and Ms. Jones was looking for a way to earn money.
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Second, AARP wanted relatives of people who needed care to become eligible to earn money for providing it.
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To help the family earn money, she started a seamstress business there and was soon in high demand.
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This is the best way for a girl from Venezuela to earn money to send to her family.
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Workers who earn money also spend money where they choose; they gain deeper power and voice in society.
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For now, DeLay plans on trying to earn money by tutoring and freelance writing for popular science magazines.
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Women have reported being forced to work as prostitutes to earn money for the trip across the sea.
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Typically, they earn money through some combination of paid posts, affiliate links, brand partnerships, and covert product placements.
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One experiment involved simple arithmetic questions for which participants could earn money for each problem they correctly solved.
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But Mr. Kerik's connections and frequent presence in conservative media belied the challenges he faced to earn money.
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" The freshman New York lawmaker added, "Imagine attacking a Jobs Guarantee by saying 'people prefer to earn money.
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If it is not our work ethic or ability to earn money, then why is saving so difficult?
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This will allow users to click off the platform, and creators can then earn money from affiliate links.
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They would advertise women-only workshops and classes as a means to earn money and spread the craft.
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I can earn money and I am doing it.... I will not take it to abandon a principle.
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Creators strayed to YouTube and Patreon, investing their attention and driving their audience to where they could earn money.
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Musk also envisions a car-sharing program that allows Tesla owners to earn money by lending out their vehicles.
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The boys earn money for themselves and the upkeep of the horses by giving pony rides for about $5.
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If you're in need of a super-pricy spa day, why not earn money by babysitting Brooklyn's hippest toddlers?
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After three profitable quarters in a row, Twitter has finally proven to investors it knows how to earn money.
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While some banks are optimistic about their potential to earn money selling technology, others are skeptical it will work.
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The group performed gigs from time to time at local bars and would sometimes earn money from the performances.
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Skyler can earn money doing chores, and he is tasked with managing the family's $100 monthly lawn-care budget.
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They'll reveal the challenges of hiring and raising capital when OpenAI has no idea how it will earn money.
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While serving, he also participated in a U.S. Army program that helped Iraqi citizens earn money to support themselves.
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Millennials are considered good customers because they are used to doing things online and are starting to earn money.
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The research found 31 percent of Saudi women surveyed were interested in driving as a way to earn money.
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Your Multi-Tool's Scanner allows you to earn money by observing and identifying the flora/fauna on each planet.
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Yes, in that he's been making weapons on YouTube for several years, and can earn money from his videos.
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YouTube recently loosened its policy on takedowns, allowing disputed videos to earn money while disputes are still being adjudicated.
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He added that Bitcontent would eventually allow businesses, such as news organizations, to earn money from their entire websites.
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In response, he explains recycling can help them earn money to improve their lives, while also benefiting the environment.
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This leads to a unique situation where affiliated tipsters could, in theory, earn money by giving bad betting advice.
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In exchange, Dalmia Bharat will be allowed to put up advertising, set ticket prices and earn money from sales.
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She does it through YouTube's Partner Program, which lets creators earn money by monetizing their channel with video ads.
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A male minister runs the colony, making both spiritual and financial decisions, while men earn money through labor jobs.
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He added that Bitcontent would eventually allow businesses, such as news organisations, to earn money from their entire websites.
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The plan, in part, would allow college athletes to earn money for the use of their names and images.
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He also attended corporate events in a teddy bear suit during the holidays as a way to earn money.
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Personally, I'm relieved it's over and there's no longer anyone depending on my cackhanded gaming skills to earn money.
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The big picture: Some PBMs use a different "transparent" model to earn money, but they are in the minority.
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As Snap heads into its IPO this week, investors will be looking for future ways it could earn money.
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"They have massive powers and use them against women whose only crime is to earn money for our family."
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YouTube creators earn money online by promoting products in videos through timed mentions (like 22- to 2000- second mentions).
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"My generation is getting lazier and lazier—I want to work here, earn money and be independent," she said.
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Trading companies have also adapted to the new market reality, where it is difficult to earn money selling crude.
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Financial advisors have a history of steering retirement savers into riskier investments in order to earn money for themselves.
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Subscriptions — Once you become an Affiliate or Partner, you'll be able to earn money from advertisements and monthly subscriptions.
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To earn money for graduate school, he worked for a time as a bacteriologist in a milk processing plant.
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She suggested associates of Giuliani sought her removal in order to earn money through some kind of corrupt scheme.
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In April, Omni began allowing users to earn money by renting out their stored goods to other Omni customers.
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One thing still missing is an open way for Instagram creators to earn money directly from their IGTV videos.
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Most people have skills to earn money, so why not make it easier to do so without an employer?
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As a single mom, Martinez-Gutierrez did everything she could to earn money for her children, Garcia told KXAN.
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Often, these health risks might be reduced by offering sex workers another reliable way to earn money, Willis added.
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So how much is your time worth if it's not time you were going to use to earn money?
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He began participating in the neighborhood drug business as a teenager with his brother as a way to earn money.
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It's an old wheelbarrow, and it is the one asset Bernard owns that helps him earn money doing small jobs.
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The runner often runs for good causes, whether to earn money for charity or to raise awareness about social issues.
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Instead the 59-year-old will write a book, earn money somewhere and plot an eventual return to public life.
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Sponsorships are only one way that YouTube creators are able to earn money on the site by interacting with fans.
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You slowly start racking up your multi-tap combos, earning ninja cred and unlocking new characters as you earn money.
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At 216-years-old, Bee jumped into the local combat sport, hoping to earn money for himself and his family.
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Emma says she uses the platform as a vehicle for career advancement, creative expression, and a way to earn money.
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Up to now, there is not a single business case, including Tesla, where they earn money on an electric car.
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Repeal The Net Investment Income Tax If you earn money from investments, Obamacare added a 3.8% tax on that money.
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In the U.S. election campaign, bloggers without political affiliation realized they could earn money by spreading sensational and false stories.
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He began rapping early, he said, starting at the age of 7 to earn money from adults in the community.
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Several said they would like the chance to earn money in Vanuatu instead of being returned home in the future.
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Nine of the top 10 grossing games in 2018 were free-to-play mobile titles that earn money through microtransactions.
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So, yes, in the short term you've got some capital, but how are you going to earn money going forward?
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Micro franchisees earn money from mobile charging and selling add-ons such as mobile credit, government certificates and prepaid electricity.
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Unilever (UL) has cut ties with so called digital media influencers, people who earn money by posting about various products.
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My destiny was to marry a wife, earn money, and provide for our children while passing down our ancient culture.
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The players from each team earn money and bonuses under different criteria and play a different number of competitive matches.
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After graduating from high school, he worked seven days a week in a steel mill to earn money for college.
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Mr. Hadi tried to earn money driving a motorbike taxi, and by foraging for wood to sell at the market.
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And it's still hard for creators to earn money off the platform unless they're cutting brand deals or selling merch.
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Critics said the tactic merely stripped borrowers of important licenses they needed to earn money and pay the government back.
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Now Yéyé is fighting for her life, and she can no longer earn money by taking in clothes to wash.
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You can also save by learning cheaper ways to trade stocks and how to earn money off of credit cards.
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A big part of their shift in perception is continuing to earn money in some form much later in life.
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Creators who are a part of YouTube&aposs Partner Program earn money through Google AdSense, which places ads within videos.
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But dozens of other countries were, highlighting how many have expanded their arms exports to earn money and build alliances.
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You venture through various levels, fight nefarious monsters, and earn money and experience along the way to improve your skills.
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"We were able to sell the product but then do it in a way you can earn money," says Bolle.
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This is our work, obviously, we need to earn money for it, but this is what I love to do.
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The initial goal was to raise $250 to buy a lawnmower so the straight-A student could earn money cutting grass.
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They earn money, they create buzz, but more often than not they disappoint fans and lack the spirit of the original.
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Sham wasn't allowed to earn money for more than a year because her paperwork had not been processed in the backlog.
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Performers can set a price for viewing and downloading their clips or designate them as free to earn money through ads.
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We are banding together to stand against this trend — and we certainly won't help the Post earn money from publishing hate.
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There's actually a lot of public support for the idea of letting college athletes earn money from the games they play.
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There would be a big increase in burden for those who own expensive homes but who do not earn money here.
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They come from good families and were chosen for the coveted assignment of working abroad to earn money for their government.
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One big problem with the original Vine was there was no way for creators to earn money directly from the app.
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YouTube has announced new features at its VidCon conference today that give creators additional ways to earn money on the platform.
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Per the BBC, she published her first book Contemporary Women Artists in 1988 in order to earn money for her convent.
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It's an out-of-date belief that the husband should earn money and the wife should take care of the home.
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Bosch, a German engineering giant, thinks that it could use IOTA to earn money from the data its domestic appliances generate.
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Like other European banks, Spanish lenders are struggling to earn money form loans as interest rates are hovering at historic lows.
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That could expand Lyft's business by giving people who don't own cars a way to drive and earn money through Lyft.
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Farrington sees similar disinterest in his yearly $2,500 scholarship to honor a "side hustlin' student" doing everything possible to earn money.
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Which leads to the absurdity Cook described later in his interview with Cramer: If you sell globally, you earn money globally.
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Sponsored lenses allow Snapchat to earn money without charging users or interrupting their experience with ads we don't want to see.
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" Csaba, Manchester chef "I used to live in Hungary but I came over here to earn money for a better life.
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The best hope for peripheral economies was exports, to provide jobs for the jobless and to earn money to repay lenders.
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YouTube content creators can earn money through ads appearing on their videos, with a revenue split with YouTube parent company Google.
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Influencers can sign up for these programs directly, and they typically earn money when a follower uses their specific discount code.
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YouTube creators earn money through YouTube's Partner Program, which allows them to monetize their channels with video ads placed by Google.
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Taxing them at the full, old rate of 35 percent would not have changed investment behavior (companies cannot "un-earn" money).
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These regulations will require them to pay to seek asylum but won't allow them to earn money to meet that expense.
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Those who couldn't get funds from their families had to try to earn money by volunteering for the center's work program.
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Another experiment with 156 students made it possible for participants to earn money not for themselves but for another anonymous person.
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The company says, however, that they've created an innovative way for people to earn money while working on their own schedule.
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Most drivers interviewed said they were either unaware of the strike or unable to participate because they needed to earn money.
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Instagram influencers and YouTube creators who earn money through sponsorships are facing a decline in business because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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But this is impossible because all of us have to have other jobs in order to earn money to live on.
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My friends who regularly work in the field do it because they want to earn money and they don't like school.
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Beginning as a numbers runner to earn money, she turned that illegal, but somewhat legitimate business, into a life-long career.
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Mark admits that his commitment to financial savvy started because Jay and he didn't think they'd ever earn money as filmmakers.
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Lyft recently acquired a small startup called Halo Cars that lets drivers earn money by installing rooftop ads on their cars.
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Experts say that giving kids allowance, or letting them earn money for chores, is an opportunity to teach them financial literacy.
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The channel caught the attention of the NCAA in June, which doesn't allow students to earn money using their athletic skills.
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Looking to earn money in her youth, Ms. Cruz heard about a local Beacon Youth Program that matched teenagers to jobs.
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But at €15.90 for unlimited sushi, we only earn money on the drinks and he only consumed one tea the whole evening.
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You set aside the time to earn money… and you're just kind of idle, earning nothing, and can't do anything about it.
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Google and Facebook now say they are both working on ways to help news publishers earn money from subscriptions via their platforms.
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He says Facebook plans to earn money from Libra on ads from small businesses if cheap transactions lead to more e-commerce.
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That reach could lure in creators who want to build their brand and audience, as well as earn money from their content.
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If you've got valuable knowledge to share, distill it into an online course or two — and earn money from eager students. 12.
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Brave's pitch to consumers is faster loading times, tighter privacy controls and even the potential to earn money simply by reading content.
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Some video games run as high as $60, and Skyler will look for ways to save up or earn money for these.
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With 1 billion users on Instagram, IGTV could be popular with creators not only trying to earn money but grow their audience.
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Twitch today announced a new affiliate program that will let pretty much any interested streamer qualify to earn money as they play.
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His family members, who fled Syria five years ago, earn money by selling scrap paper and metal they collect from trash bins.
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That purchase made him a fortune, The New Yorker reported, and he continues to earn money from the show to this day.
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Twitter eventually acquired Niche for a reported $50 million so it could earn money off Vine without having to insert traditional ads.
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Letting creators earn money could help them turn their passion into their profession and dedicate more time to making things people love.
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It would allow a Tesla owner to potentially add their car to the company's robotaxi pool and earn money off of rides.
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Its articles are not bylined, carrying only the name of the group, Shou Ye. Writers earn money through voluntary donations from readers.
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Making a Living Before Making It Big on YouTube How do would-be YouTube stars earn money before they hit it big?
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"It's a great way to earn money on your money without having to take the risk [on the stock market]," Capalad says.
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I've noticed that the harder they have to work to earn money, the more careful and cautious they are when spending it.
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Etsy and eBay sellers earn income via direct sales, and Instagram influencers and Wordpress bloggers can earn money by promoting a brand.
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Yes, some people take jobs at big-box stores as seasonal employees or to earn money on top of their "real" job.
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These ads are filtered through Google's AdSense program and placed in videos, and eligible creators are able to earn money from them.
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Alexander Butterman, a trademark attorney for the Staas & Halsey intellectual property law firm, said that he could earn money by commercializing it.
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The immigrant parents that I spoke with swam rivers and boarded airplanes to escape violence, to earn money, to educate their children.
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He was always looking for more fights, in Isaan or abroad, to help him earn money for a house for his family.
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When they enter the workforce, they may struggle to earn money as rising average temperatures make it more difficult to work outdoors.
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Then Mr. Freier, who is now a mortgage broker, decided to go to college so he could earn money for the family.
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OnlyFans — a paid-for subscription site — is becoming more popular as a place where porn creators can earn money directly from subscribers.
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It's the ones who support the government that can earn money and the ones who don't support it will go to jail.
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YouTube's Partner Program allows influencers to earn money directly off their channels by placing ads within videos, which are filtered by Google.
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Earning money as a Twitch affiliateTwitch affiliates can earn money through multiple revenue streams, including viewer subscriptions, ad revenue, and Twitch Bits.
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Although the couple have not disclosed how they plan to earn money outside of the royal family, there are plenty of possibilities.
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In certain ways teaching yoga may seem like a dream job — a way to earn money while staying healthy and helping others.
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When he finally finds Anne, she's in a train station, trying to earn money for train fare by reciting poetry to strangers.
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Then you earn money by completing missions that have you sneaking onto procedurally generated spaceships to steal, capture, or kill someone or something.
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Tencent waited in vain for over a year for approval to earn money via in-app purchases on its popular game PUBG Mobile.
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Or the barely minimum wage pay and lack of benefits cheerleaders receive, despite extensive contracts that limit their ability to earn money elsewhere.
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I earn money as driver and I use the money that I make to pay for marketing and to pay for business coaching.
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Drivers could take out GM vehicles for $179 a week plus additional taxes and fees to earn money on the ride-sharing platform.
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He said any creator whose content is focused on career development, business, or an industry niche can use the platform to earn money.
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The bank is looking to earn money from a broader borrower base as profits from traditional businesses like bond trading have slowed down.
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From there, you create a character, begin exploring the city, get jobs to earn money, defeat monsters, sleep at inns, and level up.
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In January, the company moved the goalposts for how many views and subscribers a creator needed to have to earn money from advertisers.
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Even if video ads remain Snap's core way to earn money, diversifying beyond video ads could boost confidence in the startup's expected IPO.
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One conspiracy theory I'm seeing a lot is that Apple simply aims to earn money on dongles and wireless thingies, like the AirPods.
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Actress Jessica Biel was feature in the 2009 movie "Powder Blue" as a stripper attempting to earn money for her terminally ill son.
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And if Twitter built rich media "Instant Ads" into the expanded tweets, it could earn money without driving users away from its app.
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If you want to compete in college sports, you can't earn money — even if it's outside sponsors, not your university, cutting the check.
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The big picture: In addition to changes in the way Americans earn money, the survey also noted some profound shifts in American households.
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Periscope's new Super Hearts tipping feature that launched yesterday quickly sparked a backlash from the creators it was designed to help earn money.
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Whoever can sign up customers faster to consume their data and network effect could earn money off them for a long, long time.
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After all, wanting to earn money during her husband's time in office is very different from profiting because of the role she holds.
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Now, you might point out that Udacity will earn money on all of the students that pay for the course without completing it.
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Amazon customers who have the Amazon Prime Store Card — not the Amazon Rewards Visa credit card — won't earn money back at Whole Foods.
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Facebook has also cracked down on certain types of link-sharing deals that many influencers have used to earn money on the side.
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In order to earn money from a paying public, businesses must abide by a few rules put in place to protect that public.
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If you earn money globally, you can't bring it back into the United States unless you pay 35 percent plus your state tax.
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The same sites and apps that help you earn money by selling your used clothing also sell these goods for a discounted price.
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"There is a broad consensus among Norwegians that the fund should not earn money from companies that take people's lives," he told reporters.
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Instead of ads, Kik wants a community that can earn money for creating apps and services that get user attention and create value.
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Husni left Iraq in 1996 when international sanctions against Saddam Hussein's government crushed the economy and made it difficult to earn money acting.
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She worried that she might have to earn money by teaching figure skating, as she had done on and off since high school.
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As fiduciaries, they are required to make recommendations in the best interest of their client, and they only earn money from client fees.
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What Anderson really wanted to do was play football again, because he thought he was good enough to eventually earn money doing so.
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YouTube allows creators who are a part of its Partner Program to earn money on their channels by placing ads within a video.
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They earn money from college speaking engagements; ads on YouTube; and by sponsoring products like Durex condoms and the period-tracker app Clue.
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Carmakers can also earn money competing with conventional power stations to guarantee the provision of electricity during periods of high demand or volatility.
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SocGen aims to earn money from commissions on transactions, as well as loans and savings products it plans to introduce later for YUP.
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With that being said, there's also big companies like Walmart that are also trying to earn money off art in the public domain.
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After emigrating to the US in 1925 to earn money to support his family, Ramírez fell on hard times during the Great Depression.
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Sons have been more likely to be successful, carry on the family name and earn money to support family members in old age.
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Rather than focusing on work as a means to earn money, try to find genuine satisfaction and purpose in the work you do.
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He recounted how they pledged to earn money to help their mothers, who worked as live-in maids for white families far away.
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But some creators told CNN Business they want more ways to earn money from their work on the platform beyond sponsored content deals.
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"Investing becomes easier the longer you've been doing it, for the very reason you're able to earn money on the returns," Sipes said.
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She had been doing hair and makeup for church members and friends out of her house to earn money to buy a car.
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One of the few concessions the bank did make to the new era was to start looking for safer ways to earn money.
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The app reached 1 million downloads one week later and would eventually adopt a freemium model to earn money from its power users.
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But YouTube ad revenue is only part of the revenue equation, and many creators earn money through brand sponsorships, merch, or other means.
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Wellness programs are often marketed as a way for you to earn money, but you can also view your participation as a cost.
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Kids need to know what you have to do to earn money and, once you get it, what you can do with it.
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After mowing neighbor's lawns and washing people's houses to earn money to go to the movies, Reynolds was limited to the selection of musicals.
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"The biggest issue for corporations in this country is if you earn money outside the United States, which most companies increasingly will," Cook said.
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Instead, the singer continued to earn money off the app, while some users complained an unannounced moderator was coming in and deleting certain posts.
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He "took it upon himself to earn money from the neighbours and then used the money to buy food" for his siblings, she noted.
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YouTube creators like Zlatic can earn money through YouTube's Partner Program, which allows them to monetize their channels with video ads placed by Google.
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Some employees would still likely show up, he said, but others would have the ability to try to find another way to earn money.
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Teams have been playing friendlies against each other to maintain fitness and players at lower division clubs have done odd jobs to earn money.
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"Given enduring cultural realities in some of these countries, women are less likely to earn money and receive high level education compared to men."
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"If you earn money as a truck driver, you lose, but everyone else effectively gets a raise as their paychecks buy more," Miller said.
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The rule applies to income for investment managers who earn money from a share of the gains they generate from investing other people's money.
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This is by no means a sound investment strategy, but it's a better way to earn money on liquid savings like your emergency fund.
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According to an article published in the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Foundation's website, former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt did earn money during her husband's presidency.
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When I was a volunteer, I didn't earn money, but I gained knowledge and skills that school never offered, plus I made everlasting friendships.
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After all, why own an asset that pays you nothing if you can safely earn money on bank deposits and short-term sovereign debt?
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It has kept interest rates at zero for so long, which has made it very difficult for consumers to earn money on their savings.
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Rapper Nate Dogg continues to earn money 28 years after his death and those funds are now being passed on to his close family.
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"When I found out about graphic design as a study, and that you can earn money with it, it saved my life," says Varona.
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Mr. Barrientos told the court that he went to the United States to earn money for his children's education, not to evade possible prosecution.
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If I look what Alibaba is doing and all these they are trying to make a service to the consumer and to earn money.
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She worked from the basement of the house tailoring clothes to earn money, said a next-door neighbor, Nelline Baldwin, who is now 87.
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They make cheese from the milk, use fur to make tents and earn money by selling about a third of their goats en route.
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Many travelers are reportedly busking or selling photographs on the street to earn money, which has drawn criticism from immigration officials and locals alike.
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By encouraging local Jordanian women to teach cooking classes, the initiative also provides them with a way to earn money and support their families.
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Snap wants to prove to investors in its upcoming IPO that Spectacles can earn money for its business, not just be a brand stunt.
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Their father encouraged the children to be creative with their businesses to earn money for the school year, but they didn't require much encouragement.
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Current, backed by investors including an arm of Fifth Third Bank, lets parents offer their children the option to earn money by doing chores.
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YouTube's Partner Program allows creators with over 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours to earn money off their channels by placing ads within videos.
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One of the hardest parts of working for yourself is how much time you spend doing things besides the thing you earn money for.
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YouTube has dramatically grown in the last decade, turning into a place where creators can earn money, launch their careers, and become viral stars.
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On YouTube, creators who are a part of Google&aposs Partner Program can earn money directly through ads placed by Google on their videos.
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The footage reinforces the promises of vocational training in Shohrat Zakir's Xinhua interview, with detainees saying they could now earn money for their families.
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Like many others, Mallika arrived in Hong Kong to provide domestic labor to a local family and earn money to send back to Sri Lanka.
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While Facebook doesn't earn money directly from the stores, it could convince the small businesses and others like them to spend more on Facebook ads.
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The NCAA is poised to take a significant step toward allowing college athletes to earn money off the fame they have gained by playing sports.
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Alibaba Import Business Blueprint: Build Your Import Empire This course shows you how to earn money on Alibaba — the world's largest online global trade marketplace.
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While YouTube was early to the space with ads, Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat are now testing an array of ways for influencers to earn money.
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Incomprehensibly, for modern Russian politicians, Mr Gorbachev emerged from his presidency almost empty-handed; he would earn money advertising Pizza Hut and Louis Vuitton handbags.
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Instead of giving away their off-the-cuff content on Snapchat and Instagram, creators can actually earn money from their social media via Patreon Lens.
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Brew costs users $5 per month and helps creators of all levels earn money for their content by paying them on a per listen basis.
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But if you play your cards right, it's more than possible to celebrate on a budget or, even better, leverage Valentine's Day to earn money.
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While many who left typically planned to earn money for a few years before returning home, the realities of crofting made that difficult, explains Lawson.
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It could mean losing the car, he said — making it tougher to get to work and earn money to meet all of your financial obligations.
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You also don't earn money after battles, but instead have to go through the often tedious process of selling off goods dropped by slain monsters.
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Mechanical Turk tasks are performed by any registered user who wants to earn money, not employees with a dedicated salary who work Monday through Friday.
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That isn't just limited to students, although they are a group that tends to have the most flexible schedules and a keenness to earn money.
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Currently, Twitch Affiliates can earn money through things like Cheering with Bits (a sort of virtual tipping mechanism), subscriptions and game sales, similar to Partners.
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Facebook also plans to earn money by allowing businesses to send "Sponsored Messages" ads to people who've already voluntarily started a conversation with a business.
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But I did not learn how to earn money, choose the right job or, even in any rudimentary way, get by in the real world.
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In 1984, high schooler Doug McMillon took a job loading trucks at a Wal-Mart distribution center so that he could earn money for college.
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If you're taking a trip this year, whether it's for a week or a few months, there are ways to earn money during your travels.
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The bill, which aims to permit college athletes to earn money from their names, images, and likenesses, was passed unanimously by the California state legislature.
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I wanted my students to understand that the United States accepts that migrant workers come here to earn money, especially along the border with Mexico.
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Most of us assume government has to tax before it spends, that like you and me it has to earn money before it purchases goods.
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Widows can be found on the streets trying to earn money for a living, and some escape by suicide, burning themselves with their dead husbands.
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Ryanair's policy is to maintain passenger numbers whatever the fare and then earn money on extras like fees for choosing seats and on-board refreshments.
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With the new, lower rate, businesses that earn money overseas and currently keep it outside the United States would have less incentive to do so.
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To earn money, he and Ms. Davis went on tour, promoting books and documentaries about the case, despite Mr. Echols's precarious physical and psychological state.
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Citgo has been a relatively bright light in a terribly dark landscape for the company, continuing to earn money even though its profitability has declined.
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More education leads to lower birthrates because women have more knowledge about family planning and more opportunities to enter the labor force and earn money.
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That means that if the fastest way across town involves a car and a train, Uber could earn money from both parts of the trip.
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Their work, often FIRE-related, translates into money — podcasts monetized through ads, blogs that earn money through ads and affiliates, speaking engagements, book deals, etc.
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The site allows models and sex workers to earn money by exchanging with paying users text messages, photos and videos, including explicit and nude content.
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The beans are part of the institute's humanitarian efforts to help subsistence farmers find better ways to earn money and support themselves under better conditions.
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In at least one case, prosecutors said, Ray coerced one of the women students into repeatedly engaging in sex work to earn money for him.
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One of the biggest wealth secrets is to earn money on your money, whether it&aposs in checking, savings, or being put aside for retirement.
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The announcement took Buckingham Palace by surprise, and it's still unclear how Harry and Meghan will earn money or who will pay for their security.
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That&aposs because David is a part of YouTube&aposs Partner Program, which gives creators the ability to earn money through ads placed by Google.
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Last month it launched custom and branded clothing for Bitmoji, which could open opportunities to earn money selling premium outfits or showing off brand sponsorships.
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YouTube videos earn money through ads placed by Google and the rate YouTube pays creators is called the CPM rate, or cost per 1,000 views.
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Think back to chapter 5, the women in China who earn money live-streaming themselves on one ore more of the two hundred livestream platforms.
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If you earn money globally, you don't — you can't bring it back into the United States unless you pay 35 percent plus your state tax.
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"I think they [the women] just want to earn money and go home," said one man, who's run a shop in Chinatown for 20 years.
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They met after her abusive boyfriend who she said had forced her into prostitution kicked her out of their hotel room so she could earn money.
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Companies like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Postmates, and Instacart offer these workers the opportunity to earn money as independent contractors without having to get a new job.
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There's somehow money involved in the show, and a larger thread of the story involves a janitor hoping to earn money for his family by participating.
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We used to live in the slum areas so we could sell our bodies to get money, but now we can repair televisions and earn money.
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Instagram confirms to TechCrunch that it has internally prototyped an Instagram Partner Program that would let creators earn money by showing advertisements along with their videos.
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When I began to earn money, we decided to split the rent evenly as my mother is having health issues and hasn't worked for a while.
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Sushrut thinks it is perfectly fine to shame Michelle for choosing to earn money and work at a fancy bank than come back to her homeland.
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With a high-yield savings account, you can earn money on your savings, sometimes more than 20 times the amount of interest that traditional accounts offer.
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Portal could earn money from enterprise clients, though, as Facebook is already internally testing a version of its Workplace team collaboration's video chat feature on Portal.
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The growing ranks of people who earn money on apps like Uber, Airbnb and Task Rabbit are more likely than traditional employees to misreport their income.
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Look For Weekend Work Some unemployed workers may seek part-time jobs to earn money while they scour their industry of choice for full-time positions.
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These ads only appear after 90 seconds, and therefore, Facebook is subtly reminding publishers that in order to earn money their videos need to be longer.
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They will have to earn money, and pay back student loans, and pay bills, and save for a rainy day, a car, a home and retirement.
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It was also when the budding video star realized he could earn money — and perks such as free hotel stays — without having to touch his savings.
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And they no longer trust the media, which they see as putting a bias on all reporting and even manipulating what is reported to earn money.
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Porn websites that sell adult content, or provide it free of charge but earn money from advertising, will have to employ companies that provide age checks.
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She can earn money, but she hardly needs to given her family's wealth, which the tax law signed by her father will further protect from taxation.
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If you earn money on the side, you are part of a growing community of side hustlers who bring in income outside of their main job.
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The Houston Chronicle recently profiled Esteban Pastor, a Guatemalan migrant who said he came to the U.S. to earn money to care for his sick toddler.
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Amateur science fiction writers can enter original writing for the Writers of the Future Contest, which is held quarterly, to earn money to use for college.
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Needing to earn money, Ibrahim spent two years herding goats near the Algerian border and eventually went to Libya, where the police harassed and imprisoned him.
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A few days later, he told Macy she would have to have sex with other men to earn money if she didn't want to lose him.
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Low salaries for doctors feed corruption and people's suspicions that staff are keener to earn money by prescribing unnecessary drugs and treatment than tending the sick.
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He has promised to turn the state firm around by making it earn money independently of the Russian government and to increase its global market share.
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The House That Jack Built release, however, appears designed to maximize the potential for the film to earn money on the back of its graphic content.
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Instagram doesn't show ads in Explore, but tap-to-advance could save your thumb stamina for more feed and Stories viewing where it does earn money.
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This year's congressional hearings about Facebook and social media often devolved into inane and uninformed questioning, like how does Facebook earn money if its doesn't charge?
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Vidpresso could help these creators look more like TV anchors than selfie monologuers, but also help them earn money by integrating brand graphics and tie-ins.
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" Smith said one reason is robust private markets, where investors are willing to incubate companies for years, "without them having to show they can earn money.
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Now, she added that she will be able to apply for colleges in New York with more assurance that she can earn money to pay tuition.
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After all, typically studios have two windows with which to earn money on a movie — the initial release in theaters and then the home entertainment window.
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There are multiple ways to earn money from a song or album in the music industry and royalties derived from master recordings are a big one.
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To learn more about how video game streamers earn money on Twitch, check out Business Insiders full breakdown of the six main ways streamers make money.
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"A lot of people don't think about their savings as a place where you could earn money with your money in a safe way," Capalad says.
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Joe has since left the ICE facility, moving to Italy to earn money for his family while he awaits the decision of his final deportation appeal.
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The sheer amount of get-rich-quick schemes you see plaguing Facebook is indicative of how badly people want to earn money without lifting a finger.
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Though Instagram influencers don&apost get paid directly by the platform, like YouTube creators do, they are still able to earn money and get free stuff.
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FAO foresaw that villagers would lose wages due to the mechanization and planned for them to earn money instead by collecting seeds for planting, said Sacande.
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"But if that&aposs not your goal, then magic becomes extremely limited, and there&aposs very few ways for you to earn money in that industry."
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Facebook likely won't be able to lure creators to new platforms with smaller audiences than their main channels unless it's going to let them earn money there.
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That's why on Thursday at VidCon, the annual conference for online video creators in Anaheim, California, YouTube announced a few additional options for creators to earn money.
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Mr Wang says he is straight and asserts that most Chinese men who earn money from cross-dressing simply want to "beat women at their own game".
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So in Dunk Lords, players earn money throughout the game, and can spend it between quarters to upgrade gloves, armor, and shoes with a variety of abilities.
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Tumblr users wishing to earn money in the program will need to go through some sort of registration process, which is launching this year, Tumblr also noted.
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In developing countries, for instance, investment in clean water and electricity eases housework, freeing time for mothers to earn money and for girls to go to school.
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In part, that's because of a provision that allows taxpayers that earn money through "pass-through" businesses to take a deduction equal to 20% of that income.
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VanillaPlay (VPY)VanillaPlay's ICO has ended but the slogan—"Enjoy uncensored adult live cam and earn money at the same time"—infinitely loops on this obnoxious website.
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In the case of your retirement accounts, compound interest is a good thing because you earn money faster (because, simply put, you're earning interest on your interest).
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Partnered streamers will be able to earn money from the purchases made on their channel pages, which gives them an incentive to encourage their fans to buy.
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But he played major league baseball not as an end in itself, but as a means to earn money that would allow him to further his studies.
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The cost of a smartphone plus data is a big pile of cash to a middle school student who may not have many ways to earn money.
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While the days of homework and late night study sessions will soon be behind you, the pressure to find a job and earn money is quickly approaching.
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After a creator surpasses 1,000 subscribers on their YouTube channel, they can apply to YouTube's Partner Program to earn money through in-video ads placed by Google.
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Make a plan to pay if off as quickly as possible, whether that means reducing your spending or finding a way to earn money on the side.
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The world's largest social network implemented the new standards with immediate effect to make it clearer which publishers can earn money on Facebook and with what content.
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They could earn money; they could care for children younger than themselves; they could work the farm, take care of the herd, run errands, and much more.
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Mac tells me Assist plans to earn money on affiliate fees, winning a bonus of each user it refers to various food couriers or hotel booking services.
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Facebook wants content creators to earn money, but not at the expense of the family friendly social network it's built, or the integrity of its advertising clients.
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Creators don't typically earn money directly from being a featured island, but Epic does have its "Support-A-Creator" program that lets players show support for creators.
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How much she charges per sponsorship Besides ads placed by Google, the second major way YouTube creators earn money is by promoting products through sponsored brand integrations.
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Hackers that find and report security issues can earn money through the program, from $100 to $10,000 per vulnerability, according to its third-party bounty provider, Bugcrowd.
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Which is normal: they play for themselves and earn money, and I know that it's a very individual sport and it's tough to combine practice and meetings.
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He added that along with song promotions, some of the creators he manages earn money by selling and distributing their music to their fans directly through TikTok.
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To some people, The Sims might seem a little boring, because all you do is work around the house and earn money at a job, Griebel says.
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There was a scene, during Act IV, when I was controlling Conway's companion Shannon and wandering around this strange facility doing these little quizzes to earn money.
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After all, "If earning money is based on solving problems, and the number of problems is infinite, then your ability to earn money is infinite," says Siebold.
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Partner channels can earn money through ad revenue, merchandising, channel memberships, fans paying for their messages to be highlighted and by YouTube Premium subscribers watching their content.
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But unlike Betterment and Wealthfront — which earn money by taking a "small portion" of the overall APY — Credit Karma doesn't take any of the interest you earn.
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For example, the housing category encompassed the value of real estate, the cost of building, property taxes, and even whether there is opportunity to earn money renting.
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While "The Promise" could be considered a massive disappointment for its $210 million price tag, the film's backers hoped it would raise awareness more than earn money.
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Laikipia is Kenya's second most important wildlife area after the famous Maasai Mara, and many large-scale landowners earn money from tourism as well as cattle ranching.
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Perhaps there are other things you can do for your clients to earn money, like admin or design work, that you&aposve never done for them before.
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Unless something has changed since last quarter, the only units within these "Other Bets" that earn money are Google Fiber, Nest and Verily (its life sciences unit).
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If your interest is piqued, here are three ways to do it: One of the most painless ways to earn money on Amazon is by becoming an affiliate.
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Chicago is now witnessing a good example of the result of educating a man to earn money without due attention having been given his mental and spiritual development.
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I started cleaning houses in the sixth grade to earn money to buy the expensive clothes my friends wore, and held dozens of odd jobs throughout high school.
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The deal also allows Comcast to earn money from its TV shows on Hulu at the same time that it's investing to build up its own, rival service.
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Local Chinese companies cover the cost of building and operating the centers and earn money through fees and commissions for signing up advertisers for Google's AdWords ad system.
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Facebook hid its identity but had intermediaries like uTest advertise to teens on Snapchat & Instagram that they could earn money via "social media research" aka selling their privacy.
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Sites like What to Expect earn money through affiliate links hawking pregnancy and baby products, meaning at least some of their "medical" information could be incentivized by advertisers.
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They will set up short-term car rental hubs across the United States where people can pick up a vehicle and drive it for Lyft to earn money.
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The more that arrive, the harder it becomes for them to earn money to eat, or to pay their passage to another part of the country or beyond.
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The new system lets videos continue to earn money while a Content ID claim is disputed, and this will reach all monetized users in the next few months.
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These breaks also give Wescott time to earn money to cover for his personal expenses, so all the donations he receives go straight to the orphanage and volunteers.
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" Cuban's own experience lays the framework for his No. 1 money-saving tip for kids: "Open a savings account and do odd jobs to earn money to save!
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Instead, a fellow student alerted her to the existence of a delivery app called JoyRun through which she could earn money delivering food to other people on campus.
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The idea is of the game is that when you play your console you earn money because your console has left over processing [power] not being used anywhere.
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Because of their refugee status, the cooks are not allowed to work and earn money, so Ms. Gyulai Gaal gives them the money she earns from the dinners.
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Art and food service have always coexisted at Ellen's, where actors and singers relished the chance to earn money, hone their craft and audition in their off hours.
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Leo is working to earn money for a trip to London to see his favorite actor play Hamlet, but Cedar doesn't know what she'll do with her money.
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Mr. Khalil is from Yatta, like the suspects, but he said he did not know the cousins and came to Israel only to earn money for his family.
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Also known as the Fair Pay to Play Act, the bill gives student-athletes the ability to earn money from the use of their names, images, and likenesses.
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The man — who they're calling "Joe" to protect his privacy — had been making ends meet with yard work and shoveling snow to earn money for food and gas.
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"Competition means that we have to demonstrate Uber offers more stable, reliable opportunities to earn money than the alternatives," Michael Amodeo, an Uber spokesman, wrote in an email.
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His widow told local news media that he was trying to earn money to fend off the threat of the couple's four children being taken by social services.
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Before your channel becomes successful, you also have to earn money through part-time work—your options include shoe shining, delivering papers, helping your grandma, or washing cars.
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Each and every person should have an equal opportunity to get a job to earn money, even if they have been down the wrong path in the past.
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Twitch, Facebook, and YouTube allow creators to earn money directly from ad revenue, while the latter two options also allow people to earn ongoing payments via subscription models.
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First off, the federal return is hard enough because there are a lot of different sections of the code and different types of ways that athletes earn money.
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The judge noted that although she has barred Stone from talking about the case publicly, he still can give speeches and and do other things to earn money.
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And the YMCA lets you earn donations that are used to fund community programs, while Crunch will let you earn money to be put toward your monthly membership.
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Under pressure from weak loan demand, the megabanks see an opportunity to earn money through fintech, but are also aware of its potential to disrupt traditional business models.
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In the small town of Sara, on the Philippines island of Panay, Demafelis' mother Eva told CNN Joanna was determined to leave to earn money for her family.
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"The girl told Doe about an opportunity to earn money and offered to introduce her to a wealthy man," the suit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan says.
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Loans are considered an asset of the taxpayer and in most cases when interest and fees are attached, the federal government will actually earn money on that asset.
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According to Save The Children, these minors come from extremely poor backgrounds, and they're usually sent to Italy by their families, to earn money to send back home.
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With 93 percent retention and $350 shopping carts (10X that of consumer food ordering), Goodybag has found a part of the food ordering market that can actually earn money.
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"The one thing I'm surprised that no one has touched on is when the statement from the new administration is, 'We want banks to earn money again,'" he said.
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Meet Trenton Gardner, an adorable 7-year-old who has been "working" as an honorary McDonald's employee so he can earn money to buy Christmas toys for other children.
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"When I was fourteen, I started detassling and walking beans so that I could earn money to buy my school clothes and to help with the family," West said.
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McGlade said the NCAA has been approving waivers at a high rate to allow athletes to earn money if they, for example, develop a product or write a book.
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It was payback for when she let him remortgage her old house while he was in college to buy a condo in Mumbai he'd rent out to earn money.
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Twitch hopes the program will expand the number of streamers on its platform who use streaming as a means to earn money and eventually even to make a living.
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Unable to walk away forever, Dennis took small coaching jobs to earn money to live on and signed up to participate in several wrestling tournaments, which he won handily.
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The company offers a bitcoin-based peer-to-peer file-sharing platform that enables ordinary people to become a distribution channel for their own digital music — and earn money.
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You can teach them the value of a dollar by giving them ways to earn money and letting them decide how and where to spend the money they earn.
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State television also broadcast live "confessions" of a model who explained she posted photos of herself on Instagram wearing certain clothes or beauty products to earn money through advertisements.
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Videos with a yellow dollar sign can earn money from a more limited set of advertisers and YouTube Red; some of these videos will get no ads at all.
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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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We started, when, you know in the circumstances of a huge economical crisis, which is from one side: you need to earn money right now, it is a problem.
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Amazon is offering a variety of ways for creators to earn money, including royalties through streaming by Prime members, and revenue sharing through rentals, purchases, subscriptions, and ad impressions.
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Karina Mendez, 38, and her husband left Venezuela two weeks ago for Peru, where they hope to earn money for antibiotics and other medicine for their sick young daughter.
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Creators lost money over Patreon's decision, the clearest sign of a giant fuck up for a service whose goal is to provide creatives with a way to earn money.
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Desperate to earn money and return to his studies, he traveled to the south in 2011 to work in the tomato fields of Nardo near the city of Lecce.
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This could increase hunger and migration, the United Nations said, as poor rains have already destroyed crops and reduced the opportunity for people to earn money as farm laborers.
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Depending on where you bank — and how long you've been banking there — you may be missing out on some great opportunities to save (or, in some cases, earn) money.
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We both love to earn money via personal effort, and we are both savers who believe in reinvesting profits back into the agency and helping our employees get ahead.
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This kind of advertising, where celebrities and popular bloggers earn money by posting about products, has developed over the past five years on Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter , Facebook and YouTube.
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After all, you need to earn money in order to have the cash to save and invest to meet goals and build financial security or reach complete financial independence.
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Not only do you earn free cash for signing up and downloading the app, but you earn money for answering questions, surfing the web, and completing other simple tasks.
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If your savings is still sitting in a regular savings or checking account earning less than 1% in interest, you're missing an opportunity to earn money while you sleep.
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Like an estimated 80 percent of transgender Brazilians, nearly all of the residents earn money through prostitution and return at night to double up in triple-stacked bunk beds.
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Kim Jong-un also sends North Koreans overseas to earn money for his regime through slave labor at mines, logging camps, construction sites and the like, especially in China.
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A select group of creators hand-picked by TikTok can also earn money through tipping in live streams, but that doesn't cover the most popular part of the app.
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Friends and business partners Manville Chan and Jeff Parsons began hosting ramen-making classes in San Francisco to earn money while Chan looked for a new job in tech.
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They're always coming up with ways to earn money because they understand financial freedom from watching their parents achieve it, so they know it's possible to create it themselves.
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Only Emmie — who has spent an aborted year in college and is working to earn money to return — would seem to have any chance of escaping this flattening destiny.
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Her popular videos gain millions of views on YouTube, and creators who are a part of Google's Partner Program earn money from ads on their videos filtered by Google.
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Some enabled me to earn money while at college, but most prepared me for life as an avid hiker, backpacker and canoeist, skills that I use to this day.
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Violent video game videos were frequently age-restricted by YouTube and, in some cases, YouTube prevented creators from running ads to earn money from videos that featured violent games.
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YouTube has introduced schemes that allow artists to earn money from advertising sold alongside their videos but many in the music business argue this does not go far enough.
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That same year, before she started to earn money on YouTube, she funded her business by offering one-on-one client work on video content marketing and business coaching.
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Abbi Tenaglia, the founder of an anti-trafficking organization, Transforming Hope Ministries, further notes that South Carolina would be spending money in order to earn money for anti-trafficking efforts.
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I had to remind myself that I still had Muay Thai, still the same love for it, and I could still earn money from it, even while taking time off.
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The idea is to give people an opportunity to use their Camoji to do their own interactive cam shows and earn money, without having to, ya know, reveal their identity.
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Women "cannot earn money to support their families, they cannot live alone -- and so many reasons (like this) lead them in this patriarchal society to practice bacha posh," she said.
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Cargo, the startup that helps ridesharing drivers earn money by bringing the convenience store into their vehicles, has raised $22 million in a Series A round led by Founders Fund.
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With compounding, you earn money over time on both the funds you put into a retirement account, and the growth of your investment, so you're earning returns on your returns.
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Among other things, it allows college athletes in California to earn money based on the usage of their name, image and likeness, and to sign endorsement deals and licensing contracts.
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Fullerton noted that, in play testing, players often hurried to earn money and pay off Thoreau's back taxes, but reading the menus closely reveals Thoreau never got around to it.
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Cedric Richmond that would allow college athletes across the country -- not just in certain states -- to earn money from sponsorships and the use of their likeness, similar to Booker's proposal.
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It'll cost you $30 online — it took a reporter for Vox about an hour to be certified — and you'll earn money with it if people take a leap of faith.
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Facebook says the new feature is so that group admins, who put a lot of time and dedication to growing their communities, can also earn money at the same time.
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With compounding, you earn money over time on both the savings you put into a retirement account and the growth of your investment, so you're earning returns on your returns.
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I was able to figure out a life for myself without needing a visa either to earn money in my new home (without being exploited) or to just hang out.
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Qutoutiao, the NASDAQ-listed rival to TikTok's sibling news distributor Jinri Toutiao, also has a similar scheme that lets users earn money by reading content and bringing in new users.
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Such a skill can reduce their chances of falling prey to human traffickers because it allows them to earn money for their families without the help of potentially unscrupulous middlemen.
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He showed off his rocket designs, and talked wildly about how quickly we would get people to Mars, and how he wants to earn money to spend only on Mars.
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Twitter is trying something new to boost its stagnating user base: Luring content creators to post on Twitter by giving them an easy way to earn money from their videos.
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"I needed to find a way to earn money which didn't distract from my goal of building a purpose-driven brand dedicated to empowering women and elevating diversity," she explains.
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Investors will be looking for signals on how the banks are responding to the continuing lull in interest rates, which has made it more difficult to earn money through lending.
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Mr. Rodríguez came to the U.S. hoping to earn money to build a better life for his infant son in Mexico, but wound up in a tangle of gang ties.
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Bankrate also found that 15 percent of millennials earn money from their side hustle a weekly basis, 10 percent "a few times" each month and 13 percent once a month.
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Campaigners are demanding a renewed crackdown on unregulated employment agencies that profit from workers from impoverished states attracted to cities hoping to earn money to support their families back home.
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For example, the company now will distinguish between people who participate in its offerings simply as buyers as opposed to those looking to earn money by selling it as well.
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"The freedom to vote, drive, conduct business, earn money, drink, smoke, swear, own a gun, or wear pants was traditionally the exclusive province of men," Peters writes on her website.
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He aspired to a career in the N.B.A. or the N.F.L. before turning to boxing to earn money to pay the medical bills of a daughter born with spina bifida.
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YouTubers earn money through Google's AdSense partnership program, as well as influencer sponsorships and partnerships from other companies (not all influencers are YouTube stars, but most YouTube stars are influencers).
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Gig-economy jobs provide easy opportunities for part-time pay that help ease the transition for technologically displaced as workers can earn money while retraining or applying for new jobs.
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Travel and event-based opportunities have shut down for influencersInstagram influencers and YouTube creators who earn money through sponsorships are facing a decline in business because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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In a blog post released today, Facebook says it will change its guidelines on who can earn money through Facebook, as well as what kinds of content are acceptable to monetize.
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The closures were accompanied by warnings to stay indoors during the hottest part of the day, an unrealistic order for millions of people who needed to work outdoors to earn money.
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Greenblatt said he likes businesses that do not need much capital to grow, as well as businesses that can earn money efficiently and can reinvest it at high rates of return.
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As you pull in more revenue, you can expand your fake news rag into an entire empire of sites, including some that earn money by collecting personal information or installing malware.
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If you earn money from the sale of a capital asset — your home, part of a business, stocks, or bonds, for example — that profit may be subject to capital gains tax.
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Loeb, who oversees the $16 billion hedge fund firm Third Point LLC, said there are ways to earn money on mergers and acquisitions and by nudging company management to perform better.
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Kesha's claim in the article that she has no ability to earn money outside of touring is completely rebutted by well documented public court records which apparently escaped the article's attention.
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Publishers can choose to insert ad breaks if they want to earn money off their shows, though the guidelines on where and how long they can be are still being finalized.
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But if Periscope users can get the hang of it, parent company Twitter could adopt the system, too, to simultaneously attract higher-quality content, compensate creators and earn money for itself.
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On Tuesday, hip toy brand Superplastic launched Instagram pages for its two "synthetic celebrities," animated characters Janky and Guggimon, who are set to earn money like real-life influencers, Superplastic claimed.
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It's a frustrating treadmill, and one that seems ripe for exploitation, especially if you were able to buy boosters that would allow you to bypass the loop and earn money faster.
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The rent due on undeveloped lots now went to the treasury instead of the property owners, and players could only earn money from others if they developed houses on their land.
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The other this is: What is really on the rise isn't female breadwinners or male breadwinners, it's companion marriage, where both parties earn money, both parties take care of the kid.
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But if you look now on the driver side with this program, you also don't need to own a vehicle to earn money on the platform and give rides to passengers.
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The city does not permit her to earn money as she waits in limbo for the UN to help her, so she turns to sex work to support her hormone therapy.
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"At the same time, we oppose and will not allow any Taiwan company to earn money in the mainland and then go and support Taiwan independence forces or activities," he said.
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But beyond the timing, Blippar also seemed to be building technology for the sake of building technology, without ever really nailing down a focused way for that technology to earn money.
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He laughed in a sophisticated and knowing manner when he explained to me how inferior he found the world in which he was obliged to earn money and pay the bills.
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Although many early retirees continue to earn money after leaving their 0003-to-2000, these figures represent the minimum investment balance you would need to leave work and never turn back.
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While the league comprises mostly athletes in their early or mid-153s, when struggling to earn money after college is not uncommon, Connecticut Whale forward Katia Smolentseva, 34, has other challenges.
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Well, the landlord's still a bastard and is still pretty absent, but you earn money now and the real estate agents now at least pretend to treat you as an equal.
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That could subtly push publishers away from covering some of the more devisive topics in the world from war to social justice because they know they can't earn money from it.
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Another complication: YouTube's own algorithm occasionally blocks "Mortal Kombat" videos from monetization due to violent content, creating further problems for players who want to try and earn money from their hobby.
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Scopia, which invests roughly $2 billion, has delivered double-digit gains in its main funds this year as bets on the long and short sides have helped the firm earn money.
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" YouTube released an update this week on its sensitive events policy, which previously didn't allow a video to earn money if it included "more than a passing mention of the coronavirus.
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She began to sing partly to earn money between acting jobs, after the manager of a nightclub in Manhattan overheard her say that she could perform better than the singer onstage.
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Those who do well can be rewarded with funds on their commissary accounts, a big incentive since ADX prisoners are not allowed to earn money by working at a prison job.
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Ms. Toe then moved into the Staten Island home of a former neighbor, Lakema Freeland, a mother of three who in the past had helped her earn money caring for children.
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"From a pure dollars-and-cents perspective, I'm able to earn money, save money and grow our financial well-being at the same time as actually growing our family," he said.
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"I don't have a problem that they work - we all have a right to earn money - but this has reduced our business a lot," said taxi driver Jaime Poblete Soto, 30.
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After meeting Ms. Namusoosa, Mr. Levi went to the United States for two years to earn money to pay the dowry promised to his future wife's family by Ugandan social law.
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In the meantime, many of those children are placed with parents or relatives who crossed earlier to establish a foothold in the United States and earn money to send back home.
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It's not like she didn't want to work, when I first met her, she had two jobs ... trying to do the right thing, she's trying to earn money for her family.
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It said the NCAA could declare California schools ineligible for its events, because giving players the right to earn money from endorsement deals would give California schools an unfair recruiting advantage.
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Digital payment platforms can earn money in a number of ways as operators skim percentages from transactions costs, charge to advertise seller products or earn interest on cash held in escrow.
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Therefore, STEM graduate students both receive more potentially taxable benefits when their tuition is reduced than other students and are less able to earn money to pay their increased tax burden.
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To earn money, he continued to work retail jobs, scraping together spare coins for balls and lending assistance to Xtravaganzas like Manuel Torres, whom he helped transition from pornography to nursing.
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Cook, the lawyer for the Goldman family, said he had little doubt that Simpson would be able to earn money from his notoriety in an age of reality TV and social media.
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But as of today, more than 30 companies that unwittingly helped the fraudsters earn money won't comment on how many fraudulent ads they sold, or said the amount is small or nonexistent.
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Instagram intends to eventually let creators and publishers earn money off the longer videos, though it hasn't finalized how accompanying ads like pre-rolls and mid-breaks or revenue splits would work.
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SHANGHAI, April 13 (Reuters) - China's efforts to combat dangerous soil pollution are being stymied by local governments and their need to earn money through land sales, environmental group Greenpeace said on Wednesday.
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These apps are focused entirely on simplifying the process of recording video answers to questions with features like filters to make you look better, and both give creators ways to earn money.
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This automaker-jumps-into-car-sharing-story is indicative of a bigger trend within an auto industry grappling with how to earn money beyond the traditional business of building and selling cars.
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GM is working with Lyft to develop new services, such as a program called Express Drive, that allows drivers to rent a GM vehicle and use it to earn money providing rides.
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Here are four strategies to begin to do just that: Growing up with smartphones, tablets, laptops and an array of innovative technologies, there are many opportunities for young people to earn money.
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As a single mother, she intended to work for a few years in the United States to earn money and then return to her young son, whom she left with her mother.
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Instead, Mr. Lentol and others supported an alternative — a tax on high earners — arguing that wealthy business leaders who earn money from people coming into the city should pay for transit repairs.
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"Watch is a platform for all creators and publishers to find an audience, build a community of passionate fans, and earn money for their work," Facebook's Director of Product Daniel Danker wrote.
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Chinese students, who are often leaving to escape the gaokao, China's vicious university-entrance exam, rather than because they want to earn money in a richer country or emigrate, are still coming.
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A more optimistic view would be that Pornhub's newer features that let performers set up their own paywalls and other monetization channels could help Tumblr curators earn money for themselves… and MindGeek.
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For the last year, she has existed in a legal limbo: Without a work permit, Patricia cannot earn money or apply for government assistance; without money, she cannot get her own place.
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Over the years, Venus and her mother have appeared on camera working as a team: Margaret speaks frankly about protecting Venus from creepy older men, and about how the videos earn money.
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"The net effect is this is a company which has this mystique, which is it doesn't matter where they earn money, as long as they pay their executives a lot," he said.
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As the game grew in popularity in northern industrial towns, wealthy teams linked to posh schools outlawed payments to players, to disadvantage teams from poor areas, whose players needed to earn money.
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Clinton's ties to Wall Street, which Mr. Sanders has assailed as emblematic of a rigged campaign finance system: "She knows how to earn money and keep her campaign running," Ms. Hermer said.
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And while most people don't try to earn money on the loan — 95 percent say they wouldn't charge interest — it is something to consider so you're not viewed as a cash vault.
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Previously, the only real way to earn money off these games was indirectly through branding, as with titles like Valerian Space Run, Wonder Woman and Lego Batman Bat Climb that promote movies.
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Several owners shared how having a internet-famous pet has made the grieving process a drawn-out experience, and how some are still able to earn money even after their pets' deaths.
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The summer after high school, Samuel Cook and his friend Martin Luther King Jr. were sent by their fathers, both preachers, to work in Connecticut's tobacco fields to earn money for college.
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He has refused to divest his hotels, real estate properties, golf courses and other businesses, many of which earn money and receive other benefits from foreign governments and federal and state agencies.
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When my fury subsided, I sat down at the kitchen table and started making a plan to earn money on the side while I was busy learning how to be a mom.
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On YouTube, creators who are a part of the Partner Program (they must have 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours to apply) can earn money by monetizing their channels with video ads.
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"While they can't inhibit your ability to earn money, take your work tools, or appropriate certain benefits like those paid to your children, Social Security is one thing they can seize."6.
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Experts advise that you look at these different vehicles as a better way to earn money on your emergency fund or short-term savings goals, rather than as your entire investment strategy.
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How much YouTube pays for a video with 100,000 views, according to a personal-finance creator: YouTube's Partner Program allows influencers to earn money off their channels by placing ads within videos.
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The regulation could also be a win for the president himself, because of how the regulation defines businesses that rely primarily on the "reputation or skill" of their owners to earn money.
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The champion no doubt believes that he will improve more under Ludwig's watchful eye and the fact that he will earn money for his training at the Elevation facility certainly won't hurt either.
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He wants to feel happy about sending our son somewhere safe to play and learn so that we can work, earn money, and not be so worried about his well-being all day.
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Being able to earn money directly from fans allows creators to supplement their income from ads and also insulate themselves from the uncertainty that comes from relying on a single, unpredictable revenue stream.
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Tower companies earn money by leasing out space for cellular antennas and when two telecom companies merge they look at cancelling contracts for overlapping towers to save costs, which could eat into revenue.
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Because creators often earn money off their fans through memberships, Patreons, and other cash avenues, there are fans who feel entitled to specific details about the lives of creators or even specific content.
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That is leading more families to send their daughters to earn money in cities during the lean season, often as maids, while sons leave for seasonal jobs as street vendors or gold miners.
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"The quicker the elephant can learn to paint, do a trick, ride a bike or play basketball for example, the quicker the mahouts have employment at a camp to earn money," she said.
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It's more typical for social media stars to emerge on YouTube, where they can earn money directly from ads running on their videos, or on Instagram, a platform known for sponsored content deals.
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His photos -- shot in stark black and white -- are helping to raise awareness about an abhorrent practice of holding students against their will and forcing them to earn money for their supposed teachers.
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This sacred principle is constantly breached in practice, of course: whenever a government sets a health-care budget or a commuter takes the small risk of a fatal car crash to earn money.
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YouTube's Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channel with video ads, which generate a certain amount of money depending on factors like a video's watch time, length, and viewer demographic.
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The mystery's dissolution didn't diminish the Lonelygirl15 channel's popularity, though — it kept posting videos for two years after its exposé, and it became the first YouTube channel to earn money from product placement.
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Basic activities — leaving your home to do errands, going to work to earn money for your family or opening the door if a stranger knocks — can put you at risk of being deported.
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Developers who add this code to their apps can get paid for location-targeted ads, or earn money for providing the location data, or get free mapping or other services for their apps.
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His parallel love of music began when he was 5 years old: He was selling magazines to help earn money for his family when he encountered bluegrass musicians in a local college dormitory.
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His mother hurt herself on the job and is not working, so Giovanni needs to earn money to help with household bills — and make the way toward college easier for his younger brothers.
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At the same time, Threads could boost Close Friends usage, leading people to share more intimate and silly stuff on Stories, which do help Instagram earn money thanks to the ads in between.
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Diana immigrated to the Bahamas from Haiti illegally with her father four years ago to earn money to send back to her mother and siblings, but the hurricane left her and Isma homeless.
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The lawsuit also alleges that YouTube actively hurts their channels' viewership numbers by placing videos in restricted mode, which the company has previously apologized for, and therefore limiting their ability to earn money.
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Because he had learned a trade, the widow could lease him to the foundry, earn money on his labor, and anything above the promised amount of the lease would be his to keep.
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It was then, according to the lawsuit, that an older teenage girl in the neighborhood told Doe about an opportunity to earn money from a wealthy man, who she later learned was Epstein.
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Moving to Manhattan after his discharge, he lived on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village and wrote a novel, which went unpublished; to earn money, he washed dishes at Sardi's, the Theater District restaurant.
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Why it matters: Since the financial crisis, Americans looking to earn money by saving rather than investing have been out of luck as interest rates available at banks have hovered at close to zero.
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The respondents had an average of 5.7 million won ($5,8003) invested in virtual currencies, and a majority of them said they began trading because they saw it as the fastest way to earn money.
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"When I do earn money and it's regarding a specific Mars One event, I send money back to them because I'm using their name and brand, and I want to support them," he said.
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For Fragomeni, this model offers listeners a low-cost way to figure out if they enjoy a particular song while also ensuring that artists earn money off the songs that get played the most.
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To earn money, more formerly incarcerated women end up resorting to illegal activities — selling drugs, robbery and theft, prostitution — driving them back into the prison system at rates higher than men in some areas.
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Instagram prototypes letting IGTV creators monetize with ads Instagram confirmed to TechCrunch that it has internally prototyped an Instagram Partner Program that would let creators earn money by showing advertisements along with their videos.
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Halley is poor — fired from her job as an exotic dancer — and she makes increasingly desperate choices in order to earn money, and to provide a better life for Moonee, as the film progresses.
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For Olympians cashing in on #sponcon, this presents a problem: Social media provides a unique platform for athletes to build their brand, earn money, and control the messages that they send to the world.
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Throughout each match, you'll be able to earn money that you can use to customize your character, and it can also be banked so that you can snag some weapons earlier in another match.
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Amazon today announced a new program that gives developers a way to earn money for their Alexa skills – the voice apps that run on smart speakers like the Echo, and other Alexa-powered devices.
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The comedy superstar joins her Saturday Night Live compatriot Will Ferrell in the R-rated comedy, about a husband and wife who start an underground casino to earn money for their daughter's college tuition.
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Still others want to earn money by fixing up drafty houses that waste huge amounts of energy, just as millions of houses, with their leaky windows and barely insulated attics, do across the country.
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Nine years earlier, hoping to earn money to help build a better life for his infant son in Mexico, Mr. Rodríguez had crossed the Sonoran Desert with a smuggler and entered the United States.
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Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook had a strong message on Monday when he addressed the company's global gathering of coders and computer scientists: Apple is the best place to earn money from making apps.
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YouTube's Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channels with video ads, which bank a certain amount of money depending on factors like a video's watch time, length, and viewer demographic. monetization.
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But they'll have no control of how they're surfaced… Which outlets earn money on Apple News+ will be largely determined by what Apple decides to show in those first few curatorial slots on screen.
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By the time of the first "This Is Us" season, NBC had wised up, striking a deal that allowed it to earn money from Hulu ads shown during episodes of the hit tear-jerker.
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On Wednesday, YouTube appeared to backtrack, saying that Mr. Crowder had, in fact, violated its rules, and that his ability to earn money from ads on his channel would be suspended as a result.
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How much YouTube pays for 1,000 views: 11 top creators reveal their average CPM: Influencers who are a part of YouTube's Partner Program can earn money on their channels by placing ads within videos.
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Now any YouTube streamer with more than 1,000 subscribers who is registered with YouTube's Partner Program — which allows users to earn money from videos through advertising — can enable Super Chat during a live stream.
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YouTubers must apply to the YouTube Partner Program to earn money on the platform, and be assigned "Partner Managers" to work with and help grow their channels, along with gaining access to YouTube Spaces.
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Since the 2015 season, Valspar, a paint company owned by Sherwin-Williams, has been sponsoring the Caddie Hat Program on the PGA Tour; caddies can earn money by wearing hats with the company's logo.
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Double Dog, which launched Tuesday, is a real-life game that allows users to send and receive dares from the community around them, and potentially earn money after posting a video of the completed dare.
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Using comical personal anecdotes, Sincero will teach you what could be holding you back from building wealth, how to tap into your natural ability to earn money and the mentality you need to get rich.
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We've made many improvements to the driver experience over the last year and will continue to focus on ensuring that Uber is the best option for anyone looking to earn money on their own schedule.
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The malicious developers typically earn money when an eager player downloads the fake apps, which is a common hoax that malevolent developers use whenever there is a lot of hype surrounding a video game's release.
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The "gig economy" may not be ideal for younger workers who are looking to save, but many people over the age of 65 stay involved and earn money by working part-time, consulting or freelancing.
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The membership feature, which was expanded from gaming channels in June, is similar to those of Patreon or Twitch; it allows creators to earn money directly from their fans, rather than relying exclusively on ads.
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As a military spouse you are more or less tied to your partners schedule and are often not in one place long enough to set down roots let alone find a way to earn money.
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If Vine doesn't shut down and creators keep producing the six-second clips, Twitter could earn money from sponsored content deals arranged by Niche, the social media talent broker startup that Twitter acquired in 2015.
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Rabanne's mother was an assistant to Cristóbal Balenciaga; to earn money while at school, Rabanne created fashion accessories — jewelry, belts, buttons — for a number of couture houses, such as Givenchy, Christian Dior and, yes, Balenciaga.
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Snapchat has slowly but surely been building out Lenses, its augmented reality face filter platform, both as a way to keep users hooked on taking selfies and as a way to earn money from advertisers.
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It also has a side business called Maven Gig, through which it lends vehicles to people who want to earn money driving for ride-hail companies like Uber or Lyft, or delivery services like Instacart.
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Facebook is eager to displace YouTube and Patreon in order to become the home of online content creators, so it's testing a bunch of new ways for them to earn money and connect with fans.
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Kris explained the routine of an Instacart shopper, how she believes the startup is making it harder to earn money, and why she believes it rarely has the best interest of its workforce in mind.
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But the many kids who earn money from babysitting, snow shoveling and the like can also open accounts, according to Ted Sarenski, a practicing CPA and a member of AICPA's Personal Financial Planning Executive Committee.
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THE FOUR BEST BEACHES IN AMERICA, ACCORDING TO DR. BEACH But while the pair have worked out a way to earn money from exploring the world, they have had to leave certain material habits behind.
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Hall said almost all the trafficking victims MWRN has met - with the exception of people in desperate psychological situations or severe danger - just want to work, earn money and send money back to their families.
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If the hackers' main objective was to earn money on the side, that would suggest an undisciplined hacking operation run by North Korea, one that could be exploited and weakened by the country's many foes.
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Improving opportunities to earn money in poor rural areas may also be able to stem the growing and unsustainable flood of migration to Morocco's cities by young people looking for a better life, he said.
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Rumayyan heads the Public Investment Fund (PIF), which the government aims to develop into a $2 trillion behemoth that would invest abroad to earn money and domestically to help expand the kingdom's non-oil sectors.
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This new peer-to-peer service, rumors of which have been swirling for months, will allow owners and eligible lessees to earn money by renting their personal Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac car or truck.
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Sullivan also utilized smart categorized budgeting, automatic payments, and her skills as a designer to earn money on the side so she could close on her home, all while still paying down her student loans.
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This Saturday, there's a movie for teenagers, too: "The Breadwinner" (2017), an Oscar-nominated animated tale about an Afghan girl who disguises herself as a boy to be able to earn money under Taliban rule.
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He was joined in protest by about half a dozen other prominent members of the site, including the conservative-leaning psychologist Jordan Peterson and the libertarian podcaster Dave Rubin, who also earn money from Patreon.
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The public health crisis has shone a critical spotlight on the lack of protections for platform workers who aren't covered by employment rights like sick pay — meaning they can either self isolate or earn money.
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One email, which was sent to private addresses associated with the duo's Facebook accounts, explained that the website had introduced new guidelines for accounts eligible to earn money through Facebook in September of last year.
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The internet seems to offer plenty of opportunities for teenagers to earn money: selling vintage clothes via Instagram; listing unwanted Magic and Pokémon cards on eBay; posting videos on YouTube and hoping they go viral.
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If you think pretending to rate dogs on the Internet while actually declaring that they all deserve an A+ is a funny way to earn money, well, creator Matt Nelson is right there with you.
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On September 10th California passed a bill which would allow athletes at colleges in the state with lucrative sports programmes to hire agents and earn money on the side through sponsorship deals or autograph sales.
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YouTube&aposs Partner Program lets creators earn money by monetizing their channels with video ads, which generate a certain amount of money, depending on factors like a video&aposs watch time, length, and viewer demographic.
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In acute need of surgery, with no way to earn money, he dropped his assumed identity for the first time in 20-plus years and applied for Social Security and Medicare benefits as John Forbis.
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"Instead of being able to earn money from work, they lack freedom," she said, adding that the high number people in shelters will also lead to lower quality services and stress for both victims and officials.
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Finding new ways to earn money is crucial for the cash-burning Uber, which has said it doesn't expect to be profitable for at least three years and faces increasing competition in the ride-hailing sector.
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The Pwn2Own contest is one of the biggest events in competitive security research, a place where up-and-coming hackers can show off their skills and earn money by finding new vulnerabilities in widely used programs.
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Former NBA player and sportscaster Len Elmore said as many as 20 other states, including New York, are already beginning to study how to establish their proposals to allow student-athletes to earn money while playing.
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"Bringing a subscription model to skills for Alexa will bring customers the benefit of new, engaging, and high-quality experiences while providing developers an additional way to earn money from their skills," an Amazon spokesperson said.
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That number is higher both for seniors (244%), who often live on fixed incomes, and young adults (29%), who are likely still in school or are just beginning to earn money on their own, Wronski noted.
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Just one in four Libyan women is employed, according to World Bank data - a situation Nasser, 21, hopes to change with a new food delivery app that allows them to earn money from their own kitchens.
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To earn money, the women turned to making charcoal - a practice that not only releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, but also, in a dry area like Mathiga, accelerates deforestation and worsens an already poor environment.
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It comes in homespun bags that are hand-embroidered with mermaids, seashells and other motifs by women in a Sonoran village, work that permits these craftswomen to earn money yet stay at home with their children.
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The bulk of your life with your partner is spent in separate spaces doing some boring thing to earn money or pass the time until one of you thinks of a reason to annoy the other.
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"With so few customers visiting our restaurants, we are rapidly losing the ability to offer enough work hours for our associates to earn money needed to live their lives and pay their bills," the company said.
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In surveys of Americans and Europeans, people tend to say that women should work part-time or not at all when they have children at home, and that men should earn money to support their families.
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If WIFE is on a device trying to squeeze in a few minutes of work in her efforts to earn money and parent and "have it all," HUSBAND is prohibited from telling WIFE about his day.
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He was admitted to YouTube's partner program, which allows popular posters to earn money by displaying ads on certain types of videos, and claims to have made as much as $10,000 a month from his channel.
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Exporting coal on barges According to the report, North Korea used barges to export millions of tons of commodities like coal -- via ship-to-ship transfers to Chinese vessels -- to earn money for its weapons programs.
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So, you know, kind of what we're not looking to do is, if you earn money that's clearly income, okay, if you are an accountant firm and that's clearly income, you'll be taxed at income rates.
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Major YouTube creators raised complaints after spending dozens of hours playing games like "Mortal Kombat" and producing videos only to find out that they can&apost earn money from their work due to the violent content.
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The program has pulled more than 14 million images from across the web, which have been categorized by Amazon Mechanical Turk workers — a crowdsourcing platform through which people can earn money performing small tasks for third parties.
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While meant to protect contractors, the legislation has been criticized by some freelancers who say it restricts their work opportunities and ability to earn money, as well as tech companies whose business models rely on gig workers.
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"A combination of taking away their ability to earn money by striking oil and taking away the money that they have on hand by striking the Daesh cash really puts the squeeze on them," Colonel Warren said.
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Instead, the youthful 259-year-old returned to his job a three-hour journey away as a backhoe operator for a jade mining company, keen to earn money to support a growing family, four relatives told Reuters.
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To incentivize subscribers to open up their wireless connections to passersby, Ernst proposed a data-reselling program where people can earn money for unused plan data, like the blockchain-powered program RightMesh uses for mobile mesh networks.
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The company has a side business called Maven Gig, through which it lends vehicles to people who want to earn money driving for ride-hail companies like Uber or Lyft, or delivery services like Postmates and Instacart.
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Instead, the youthful 743-year-old returned to his job a three-hour journey away as a backhoe operator for a jade mining company, keen to earn money to support a growing family, four relatives told Reuters.
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One such is the Lady Ayaz Sewing Center, set up in 2016 and now a thriving social business where a dozen Pakistani refugee women earn money sewing bags and pouches for brands including Japanese clothing chain Uniqlo.
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While my 1-year-old just likes playing with her toy cash register, my 3-year-old is starting to understand more about how we have to earn money and have limits on what we can buy.
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Smaller web sites will continue to use AdSense, which lets advertisers place small ads on their sites, and mobile app developers will continue to use AdMob, which lets them earn money from mobile ads in their apps.
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Is it so difficult for sex workers to leave that world behind that they are essentially stuck in their professions, or do some men and women simply view sex work as a simple way to earn money?
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He concludes that today YouTube is likely the best it's ever been: Better channel regulation means that "you can't get away with bullshit any more," while monetisation allows KSI to earn money doing what he loves most.
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By contrast, millionaires who earn money solely from their high-salaried employment — such as professional athletes — would see their taxes go up if the bill becomes law, because of a steep increase in their personal tax rates.
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"Millennials are motivated to work in order to pay for basic necessities and to earn money to travel, more so than making money to pay off debt or save for retirement," Business Insider's Liz Knueven previously reported.
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A TikTok star with 880,000 followers explains the ways she earns money and how much she makes: TikTok star Salina, who goes by "Salinakilla" online, explained the different ways creators earn money through the popular video app.
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In such places data-labelling "is the easiest way to earn money", says Hafiz Arslan, a Pakistani software engineer who was recently paid $200 for classifying 4,500 images by the sport they depicted (football, cricket or tennis).
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With this latest swipe back at corporate business, China has underlined how sensitive it is to criticism and reinforced the strict rules it wants to be followed by overseas firms wanting to earn money in the country.
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When YouTube first emerged as the key revenue platform for a new generation of video creators, an entire industry of talent managers sprung up to promote and help its top stars earn money (while taking a cut).
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"As creators spend more time making content and engaging with their fans, they want to be able to earn money for their work," Fidji Simo, vice president of product and Sibyl Goldman, director of entertainment partnerships, wrote.
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Raised in a one-room apartment in a poor neighborhood of Nizhny, Vodianova worked on a fruit stand to earn money as her mother took care of her half-sister Oksana who has cerebral palsy and autism.
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Read the full breakdown of the four main ways TikTok creators can earn money, according to Salina, on Business Insider Prime:A TikTok star with 900,000 followers explains the ways she earns money and how much she makes
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Awhile back, a blockchain startup approached me with their pitch, a decentralized social media application in which users can earn money simply by doing what they already do on other platforms, such as posting updates, photos and videos.
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The Internet has dubbed the San Francisco woman Permit Patty after a video posted to Instagram allegedly shows her calling the cops on a young African-American girl selling water to help earn money to go to Disneyland.
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The message was that the automakers would provide the cars, the tech firms would build the sensors and mapping equipment, and Lyft would provide the outlet through which these self-driving cars would be deployed and earn money.
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"They've had such a long tradition now of people going abroad to earn money, and sending money back home, the proof is in the houses: the villages have been transformed by new houses, motorbikes, small businesses," she said.
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According to TD Ameritrade's Young Americans & College survey, millennials ages 22 to 93 say that the top piece of advice they'd give their 18-year-old selves would be to work and earn money while enrolled in classes.
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At the end of the day, a domain name is meaningless compared to the size of the Facebook page(s) being used to send traffic to the site in order to generate the ad impressions that earn money.
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These tools will enable creators to more easily earn money directly from their fans: Mohan said that the number of YouTubers earning five to six figures a year through the platform has grown 40% year-over-year (YoY).
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That means it's another strong quarter for CEO Jeff Bezos, whose e-commerce juggernaut continues to defy expectations and earn money hand over fist as it expands into markets like food delivery, grocery chains, and smart home gadgets.
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She was rejected from hourly roles like gym receptionist and delivery person for a donut shop, and so she narrowed her search and started to think about how she could earn money doing something she liked to do.
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A star athlete throughout high school, Stoudemire chose to opt out of college and enter the NBA right away so that he could start to earn money and be able to help take care of his family financially.
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A three-pronged strategy The development of North Korea's cyber capabilities has allowed it to pursue a three-pronged strategy: engage in traditional espionage activities, earn money and provide the regime with a tool to deter its adversaries.
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Earning money on YouTube from ads On YouTube, creators with 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours are eligible to apply for YouTube's Partner Program and earn money from ads placed on videos by Google through its AdSense program.
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The sculptor Donald Judd, one of the most important artists of the mid20th century, declared that he took up writing in the early 1960s purely as a "mercenary," to earn money as a critic in his spare time.
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However, the older generations like my mom and dad — those in their 22s or 22s — they will focus more on the economy, so they can feed their families and they can have shelter and they can earn money.
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However, MLMs are often compared to pyramid schemes (although MLMs vehemently reject this idea), and distributors rely on recruiting new distributors in order to earn money, making this tumultuous moment an ideal time to look for new sellers.
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The Google AdSense program allows creators to earn money off the ads that play within a YouTube video, and creators with 1,000 subscribers and over 4,000 watch hours can apply for YouTube's Partner Program and start earning money.
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But the suit's opponents, which includes tech companies whose business models rely on the gig economy, as well as groups of gig workers and freelance journalists, argue that it restricts their work opportunities and ability to earn money.
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I will not make my deadline, but my daughter will be spared a gloomy afternoon inside the house, and I will be spared the guilt of letting her watch TV all day while I try to earn money.
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If it's a phone, enter the maker of the phone (if it's a non-Apple device, depending on who makes it, you might still have the option to earn money for trading it in) and then the model.
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The company has argued that it provides a technology service and has said there are over 10,000 driver-partners, mainly local citizens, registered on its platform in Taiwan who use the opportunity afforded by Uber to earn money.
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While meant to protect contractors, the legislation has been criticized by some freelancers who say it restricts their work opportunities and ability to earn money, as well as tech companies whose business models rely on gig workers. 3.
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Arash, who had lived with her three children in a Jordanian refugee camp while her husband tried to earn money in Saudi Arabia, said she craved what she saw as the safety and security of the United States.
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I asked if users might be able to pay their favorite video creators with tips, and the company says that while that's not currently available, it hopes to explore ways to allow creators to earn money in the future.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation)— - When a group of elderly Tanzanian women asked Martha Daud to start circumcising girls 30 years ago, she was honored as it meant she would earn money, status and choice cuts of meat.
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She Worked in a Strip Club, and It's Still Her Favorite Place for a Romantic Date Cardi began stripping at the age of 19, in an effort to earn money to help escape an abusive relationship with her boyfriend.
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That allows both the studio and the theater chain a chance to earn money on screenings of the film in theaters when audiences have no other choice but to see the movie for the price of a ticket stub.
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Instead, we experience everything the Kardashians do as part of a stream of content, a narrative crafted to attract attention and earn money — which, to be fair, is because that's exactly how they want us to interact with them.
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While the voicetech space has since exploded, it can still be difficult for voice experience developers to earn money without accompanying physical products, and many enterprises still aren't sure what to build with tools like those offered by PullString.
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In the short term, GM and Lyft will work together on a series of national rental hubs where Lyft drivers can rent short-term vehicles, unlocking new ways for people to earn money without having to own a car.
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Their priorities: closing the campaign finance loophole that allows limited liability companies to donate like individuals, rather than businesses; limiting legislators' ability to earn money for jobs held outside the Legislature; and making the state budget process more transparent.
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It was forced to pull a popular Texas Hold'Em poker video game and then waited in vain for over a year for approval to earn money on global blockbuster "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG) even after giving it a socialist makeover.
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"We are getting to the point where millennials are in the 'life stage,' where they are having kids and are starting to earn money, and so they are even more important to fueling the growth in luxury," he said.
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Alicia Navarro is CEO and Co-founder of Skimlinks, a content monetization company that helps publishers including Gawker, Vox Media, Time Inc, The Independent, Hearst Magazines, and Future Publishing earn money and gain insights from their commerce-related content.
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Santer hasn't done sponsored Instagram posts, but does earn money by mentioning brands and products within YouTube videos (like a 60-second mention or dedicated video), and earns thousands of dollars a month from AdSense on YouTube, she said.
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Neora, formerly called Nerium, sells "anti-aging" face creams and supplements through multilevel marketing, similar to Mary Kay or Amway, in which people sell products to their friends and family members and can earn money for recruiting new vendors.
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This is also life as a U.S.C. student: working an overnight shift to earn money for books, going hungry when the campus meal plan runs out and seething as friends presume that a $20 glass of wine is affordable.
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One way for governments to pay for a UBI is through a sovereign wealth fund, where they take a small two to three percent equity stake in all the publicly listed companies in the country and earn money in that way.
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G.M. will also work with Lyft to set up a series of short-term car rental hubs across the United States, places where people who do not own cars can pick up a vehicle and drive for Lyft to earn money.
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Following college (which he began at age 53) and a few startup jobs, Ernst began working as CTO of a startup called Numerai, a crypto-backed decentralized hedge fund that allows data scientists to earn money when they solve data challenges.
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The cases could dictate whether dance moves constitute as protected works of choreography as well as whether game developers are liable for ripping them from pop culture as a way to earn money and stay relevant with fast-moving teenage audiences.
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But Uber could still earn money on menu item markups, cover costs with a flat order fee that protects against someone ordering a single taco, and, most importantly, build loyalty and scale at a time of intense food delivery competition.
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An avid gamer, the 25-year-old used to work in an insurance firm, but he quit in 2015 when he discovered he could earn money from making YouTube videos of himself playing Clash of Clans, another popular smartphone game.
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Written and directed by the one and only Ava DuVernay, Middle of Nowhere is about a brilliant woman named Ruby who puts her medical studies on hold when her husband is incarcerated in order to earn money for his legal fees.
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In some cases, the victims' families are threatened by mine operators or buyers not to report the deaths, or they are given "blood money" to keep silent so the illicit industry continues with few other ways to earn money available.
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It's a sort of rental model that Lyft believes will provide wheels for drivers who want to earn money but don't want to (or can't) take on full car ownership – and GM would like to provide temporary cars for those drivers.
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Privacy is another hot topic, as DNA testing companies sometimes earn money by forging research deals with pharma companies (to be fair, these companies typically do ask for consent, although most customers do not always read the terms and conditions).
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One area where its operations are growing fast is in financial crime, and one specific group has been tasked with helping earn money for the regime, according to a report published this month by Plan and his colleagues at FireEye.
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In addition, children begin working young to earn money that they can then spend on cigarettes, said Dr. Aman Pulungan, president of the Indonesian Pediatric Society, who has been monitoring and working on the issue of childhood smoking for decades.
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If my kids want to make money, I give them the opportunity to come into my office for a few hours after school or do chores around the house to earn money versus receiving it as gifts for holidays or birthdays.
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Plus, efforts to democratize the path to influencer, including courses on how to become an influencer and marketing channels that allow for people with only a few thousand followers to earn money, should expand the market size and fuel growth.
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A 15-year-old girl identified as E.S., who said she was a forced into prostitution when she was 13, said Backpage "profits off of women and men," whether they want to earn money through prostitution or are forced into it.
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Although Prince's had local competition from a hot chicken place started by a former cook, it was only in this decade that entrepreneurs began to think that cooking chicken that makes customers cry might be a good way to earn money.
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Read more: Floyd Mayweather reportedly tipped the chefs in the kitchen of a Las Vegas restaurant $300 each because he liked the food so muchAs much as Mayweather knows how to earn money, however, he also knows how to spend it.
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To avoid falling into crippling debt, when my short-term disability ends, long-term disability coverage kicks in to ensure I have some income when I'm not able to tap into my most important asset: my ability to earn money.
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The ride-hailing app's pilot program in Fukuoka on the northern shores of Kyushu island in Japan was deemed illegal in March 2015 by ministry official Hidetaka Sakai, who accused the service of letting drivers without taxi licenses earn money.
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Mr. Paul couldn't afford to write full time — he needed to earn money for school — but Mr. Marx was so intent that he offered to give Mr. Paul money in lieu of what he would have earned from a summer job.
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They did so for the same reason most young people start dealing: Locked out of a mainstream economy by a bad education, criminal records, and increasingly high unemployment, they saw it as a way to escape poverty and earn money.
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I know it's not much, but the fact that my money can earn money even if I'm doing absolutely nothing to encourage its growth is a pretty wonderful feeling, and it pushes me to save as much as I can.
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Meanwhile, only a handful of creators have been able to earn money in live streams through tipping — another area that deserves to see expansion in the months ahead if TikTok aims to take on YouTube as a home for creator talent.
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Along with other European banks, Spanish lenders are struggling to earn money from their traditional lending business amid weakening economic growth and following the European Central Bank's moves to cut its key deposit rate into negative territory, most recently in September.
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"'How does it feel to be the only child?' is a question asked (online) ... and the most popular answer is 'Dare not die, dare not marry someone far from home, eager to earn money, because they only have me'," Wang said.
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The Chinese video gaming leader has waited in vain for over a year for approval to earn money on PUBG via in-app purchases, having given the gory, South Korean-made game a socialist makeover to meet stringent government rules.
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Otherwise, Lucchese says, "the ability to convert fans is one of the most magical things about Sofar," referencing how artists rely on asking attendees to buy their merchandise or tickets for their full shows and follow them on social media to earn money.
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By working with partners who hire out drivers "on demand" as contractors who can then also earn money from other outlets, Walmart is also able to lower liability risk from labor-related driver lawsuits, which are growing in number around the United States.
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McHale says they would have had to buy a new house, get another car, and find a way for her to earn money while taking care of four kids in diapers — something that just isn't feasible, so she decided to get an abortion.
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In Madison, we were picked up between appointments by an Uber driver in blue scrubs; he told us he was studying radiology at a local community college but had taken the year off to earn money as a transport coordinator in a hospital.
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The boy's half-sister told media that Gomez Alonzo had hoped to come to the US to earn money and pay off thousands of dollars in debt, some of which had come from a loan to help the pair get to the States.
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Meanwhile, it could give creators a reason to broadcast on Periscope instead of Facebook Live, where they have to use clumsy mid-roll ad breaks to earn money, or Snapchat and Instagram, where they have to give their content away for free.
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Goldman stands to earn money from cash management in three ways: fees earned for processing funds, fees earned on exchanging a client's cash into other currencies during a transaction, and by using deposits as operational account balances, a cheaper alternative to wholesale funding.
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There are scores of blockchain-based platforms claiming to be on the verge of unlocking independent musicians' ability to license, distribute, and earn money from their work, ranging from direct artist-to-fan content portals to digital currencies to newfangled audio file types.
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"It's really essential to compete aggressively on your premium for consumers and to make sure you're attracting the right set of customers, that will let you earn money," on the exchange, said Mark Shepard, assistant professor at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
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David J. Cook, the lawyer for Ronald Goldman's father, Fred, said in an interview on Sunday that he was ready to resume efforts to collect on that amount, plus interest, should Mr. Simpson earn money now that he is out of prison.
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She supports herself by selling barnacle-themed ceramics, and also earn money through Patreon, where monthly donations from fans help cover the expenses of "wonder based events," like hosting foraged dinner parties to strangers who stumble across an invitation in the woods.
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The company offers photographers a platform on which they can earn money by uploading photos, and in December announced that it had paid out $1 billion to its contributors — a landmark it celebrated the day Pavlovsky spoke about people being free to leave.
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Married and supporting two children, Mr. Puzder began working at the Shenker law firm while a full-time student at Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, finding it more attractive than the construction work he had been doing to earn money.
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YouTube creators who played Fortnite and uploaded videos that included the emote got caught by YouTube's copyright detection system; essentially, the company that owns the rights to Astley's track were claiming copyright infringement, and creators weren't able to earn money on their videos.
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The app — already in use in eight addiction treatment systems across the country — allows users to test their breath and saliva remotely, check into group meetings and therapy sessions, and earn money on an electronic debit card by meeting their sobriety goals.
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The rapid rise of digital platforms that let people earn money by driving passengers, delivering groceries, walking dogs or running errands for strangers raised the prospect that one day many of us might turn to our mobile phones to find our next paycheck.
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The situation was made worse by Che's tone-deaf reaction to Louis C.K.'s return to stand-up comedy last month, when he suggested that C.K. had suffered long enough and should be allowed to return to his profession and earn money.
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Trump and his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, have accused Biden, while he was serving as vice president, of helping Hunter Biden, who at one time served on the board of a Ukrainian natural gas company, earn money in both Ukraine and China.
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Not only does your money have decades to grow and time to ride out inevitable market downturns, it also benefits from "compounding," which allows you to earn money on the money you've already saved as well as on the gains from those investments.
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"This was all for nothing, basically," said Angela Kelley, 93, a furloughed worker for the Bureau of Land Management in Milwaukee who picked up shifts as an Uber driver to earn money to buy gas and groceries as the shutdown dragged on.
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Ultimately, the cash programs would not give drivers the opportunity to earn money from stock in the same way that employees do, said Mary Russell, a lawyer and founder of Stock Option Counsel, a firm that consults with employees on stock compensation.
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But freelance strippers in California who earn money from streaming services that pipe their performances onto customers' computers and mobile devices may now find that these online platforms refuse to work with them for fear of being held in violation of the law.
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