" Asked if zombies have an "expiration date," Romero replied: "I hope that my guys don't have an expiration date.
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Friday is a quadruple witching expiration, the quarterly expiration of index options and futures and individual stock options and futures.
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Research on drug expiration dates Naloxone isn't the only drug that's been found to retain its potency after its marketed expiration date.
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Triple witch options expiration refers to the expiration on index futures, index options and single stock options, often a day of volatility.
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The Equate ibuprofen packages sold at Walmart have an national drug code of 49035-125-23 and include lot numbers 00717009A with an expiration date of February 2019, 00717055319A with an expiration date of April 2019 and 00717024A with an expiration date of August 2019.
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It's also possible, in some cases, to conduct stability testing beyond the filed expiration date to determine whether the filed expiration period may be extended.
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If held to expiration, the per-share value of the options trade will simply be the distance between the FXI's closing price on July 21 expiration and $40.
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But we also had to put an expiration date on it, because how do you do other business if you don't have an expiration date on that offer?
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Since card numbers are only valid for 2628 or so months, trying the same number with different expiration dates on 28500 different sites that only ask for number and expiration date guarantees that, on some site, an active card will be matched with its correct expiration date on the first try.
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Medicine has a long shelf life and expiration dates are generally conservative, but the longer after the expiration date you take a drug, the less effective it might be.
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The $48 is the maximum gain on the trade if Halliburton closes above $45 on July 28 expiration, while a close below $43 on expiration would have Gordon losing $152.
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Gizmodo previously reported that many of the bars that were making people sick all shared a common expiration date, July 14, 2017, and identifying numbers before and after the expiration date.
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"We go by the expiration date, and we don't recommend people to take medications beyond their expiration date because, quite frankly, we don't know if it has decomposed or not," he said.
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It doesn't split and does not have an expiration date.
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Much like us, she's a little unsure on expiration dates.
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The agreement's limitations include having expiration dates on these restrictions.
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I've also seen candy three months past the [expiration] date.
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Your nose might be more reliable than the expiration date.
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Unfortunately, you can't find the expiration date on the packaging.
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Here's the thing: Condoms have expiration dates for a reason.
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Precious as they are, the chickens have an expiration date.
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He then bought Netflix calls with various June expiration dates.
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Asa Hutchinson scheduled the executions for before the expiration date.
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Because there's no expiration date on standing up for yourself.
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MORE approaches his presidential expiration date, Fidel Castro simply expired.
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You know, eggs have an expiration date, but memories don't.
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Gmail's 'confidential mode' lets you set expiration dates on emails.
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That puts Ferrell's Facebook expiration date around 2 p.m. Friday.
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The July contract must converge with the index at expiration.
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Expiration is determined based on frequency of damage or illness.
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This targets a move down to $180 by expiration. Disclaimer
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The rights they grant our tribe have no expiration date.
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By virtue of their names, these explorers exceed earthly expiration.
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First, employees scan the products and enter an expiration date.
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If you miss that expiration date, there's no undoing it.
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It's essentially an expiration date, to the eyes of everyone.
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But could that sauce now be nearing its expiration date?
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Unlike Perkins, the program is not under threat of expiration.
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Most leases are renewed at their expiration, according to agents.
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The threat of expiration will encourage campaign contributions to lawmakers.
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The affected boxes have expiration dates between March 7-13, 2019.
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There can be no expiration, or sunsets, of these removal provisions.
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Cosmetics are in the same realm there; they have expiration dates.
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How we would look: like a marshmallow past its expiration date.
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If EEM closes below $32 at expiration, Gordon could make $150.
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Technically, after the expiration date, the medications may become less potent.
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But it looks like Disney tickets don't have an expiration date.
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"The shareholders' pact does not have any expiration date," Roures said.
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But the question is whether the expiration exhaust near term demand.
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Options expiration on Friday would likely contribute to volatility, traders said.
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Traders also attributed some of Thursday's gains to Friday's options expiration.
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A sunset is a fixed expiration date written into a law.
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The expiration date isn't a start date; it's an end date.
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With the expiration of Maduro's first term in office on Jan.
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El Salvador's temporary protected status is up for expiration in March.
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A few chapters later, he advances the expiration date to forty.
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You don't check the expiration date when purchasing pre-packaged greens.
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The packages have expiration dates between June 22 and August 3.
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SDP-funded research is too important to have an expiration date.
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The Baron's brand carries an expiration date of May 5, 2021.
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Discarded milk cartons, with expiration dates from 2013, littered the floor.
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Sadly, I am aware that my career has an expiration date.
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In addition, Fitch views the company's patent expiration risk as manageable.
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Check to ensure the product is not past its expiration date.
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The date marker also helps me use those foods before expiration.
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Salsa was 4 months past expiration date (exp Aug2018, shipped Dec2018).
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If the stock closes right at $38 at expiration on Sept.
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But Ash says each of these comes with an expiration date.
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What's more, Simons' contract appears not to have an expiration date.
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She taught me that there was no expiration date on laughter.
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It would be great if expiration dates were put on cosmetics.
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Consumers should be more focused on "use by" or expiration dates.
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It says that a waiver "may not be cancelled" before its expiration.
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That's why his support for the plan has an impending expiration date.
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The expiration of the assault weapons ban is not behind the gap.
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The two must converge by the futures contract's expiration on Aug. 16.
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But I always knew that my tiny superpowers had an expiration date.
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Once you've set the password, and the expiration timer, send your email.
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The information compromised includes credit card numbers, cardholder names and expiration dates.
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"I got an expiration date on me," says Hofstetter, who is 62.
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But cash-settled futures contracts allow cash to be delivered upon expiration.
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If UNG closes at or above $10 at November expiration on Nov.
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Curran cautions shoppers that all ballistics have a five-year expiration date.
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And certain claims in the lawsuit, he said, face statutory expiration dates.
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Last December, fans revolted when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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It checks average expiration times and notifies you before your food expires.
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Set the expiration on Audio Messages to two minutes instead of never.
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Gordon's trade is profitable if Apple rises above $109.50 by April expiration.
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As activities to prepare for the expiration of the contract on Sept.
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Approximately 690,000 people currently have DACA protections, with varying dates of expiration.
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Africa e-tailer Jumia's shares fall 4% day after IPO lockup expiration
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Additionally, several over-the-counter medications were months beyond the expiration date.
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Before you toss old sunscreen in your bag, check the expiration date.
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It requires them to display an expiration date matching what testing shows.
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The expiration dates in this case are more an indication of freshness.
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For Ben Ammar and Maerov, the contract's expiration offered a big opening.
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"All these types of projects have an expiration date," Mr. Maauad said.
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For some medications, extended expiration dates could increase their availability when needed.
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Courts could adopt sunset provisions that would give secrecy an expiration date.
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I'm interested in the expiration date, the urgent, only-now of it.
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Keep in mind that the expiration date on that document is misleading.
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The nuggets are gluten-free and have an expiration date of Oct.
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"I question the expiration dates on most of these drugs," Berkowitz says.
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This is a bet that Nvidia will hit $184 by October expiration.
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Also, most of the offerings haven't hit their lock-up expiration yet.
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This time, though, they decide not to look at their expiration date.
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Mattis did note that his code of silence has an expiration date.
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If you don't spend it by its expiration date, you lose it.
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I also liked the 24-hour expiration feature — it prompts immediate conversations.
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The changes also fulfill another top demand of business executives - message expiration.
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No work permits will be terminated prior to their current expiration dates.
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Warren coordinated this effort with the expiration of that pesky S.E.C. prohibition.
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Second, platforms should consider attaching a periodic expiration date to exclusionary actions.
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Those that remain are threatened by a looming, though indeterminate, expiration date.
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The Points Guy has info on the expiration policies for international airlines.
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"On each epinephrine auto-injector, there is an expiration date," Dorris said.
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How do you keep living when your life has an expiration date?
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Her campaign also seems to be about to hit its expiration date.
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The company said the program does not have a set expiration time.
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They could also change some of the expiration dates in the agreement.
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So I definitely have an expiration date, I can tell you that.
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Despite the recall, which applied to all Honey Smacks cereal on the market with an expiration date of June 14, 2018 to June 14, 2019, it is possible that products with earlier expiration dates could still be contaminated.
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The expiration date on the bars at Gizmodo HQ was July 18, 2017, and the bars that allegedly made people sick had a July 14 expiration date, so I prayed for the best and braced myself for the worst.
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Thereafter but before the February 10 expiration, the price will fall to 12.50.
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But Lynn sees a ripple effect from the expiration of the teledildonics patent.
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How can the expiration date on a product like the EpiPen get extended?
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The service is $4.99 a month after the expiration of a free trial.
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Yeah, so you think there is an expiration date in terms of rapping?
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Work permits will be valid until the expiration date on the work permit.
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I had a green card, and I was immediately worried about its expiration.
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But there is no expiration date on sexuality or our explorations of sex.
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It doesn't even have a credit card number, CVV, signature, or expiration date.
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This is a bullish play that Twitter heads back above $47 by expiration.
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So what do you do if the sunscreen doesn't have an expiration date?
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The affected lot is number 5620706, with an expiration date of May 2019.
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Misunderstanding expiration dates and trashing good food is also bad for your wallet.
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The board approved an additional $2.5 billion stock repurchase authorization, with no expiration.
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As their leases approached expiration, they decided to hunt for a place together.
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Facebook encrypted "Secret" messaging feature includes an Unsend option with an expiration timer.
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Among them: The gift cards were transferable, and they had no expiration date.
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The registration expiration was first reported by the New York Times on Tuesday.
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How to keep downloads from expiringEach Netflix download has a different expiration time.
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The proximate peg for this invective, incidentally, was the expiration of Christopher Hitchens.
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The issue date is in 2013, but the expiration date is in 2018.
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Namely, does the couple fall in love because they know their expiration date?
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The creditors' statement was released at midnight, when the expiration date had passed.
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Incognito Mode also lets you set an expiration on any of your messages.
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This is a bet that IBM will rise above $161.10 by November expiration.
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Friday also marked an options expiration day that likely contributed to some volatility.
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This trade makes money if McDonald's shares are above $126 by June expiration.
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Others are pointing out that the coming week follows a big quarterly expiration.
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I'm looking forward to the opportunities the expiration of this patent will afford.
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That trader is betting that XOP will close below $31.10 by July expiration.
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This means that Gordon believes UUP will close above $24.63 by September expiration.
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Many police officers had worried that the expiration would make them more vulnerable.
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"I was always certain that this movement had an expiration date," said Antequera.
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Jen Kirby I wonder if this type of enthusiasm has an expiration date.
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The FX series has always seemed to come with a natural expiration date.
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The bill approved on Wednesday however gives no expiration date for the levy.
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This year, Congress failed to reauthorize CHIP by its expiration on Sept. 30.
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"I think we extend a broken process beyond this expiration date," said Sen.
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All current permits will be honored until their individual two-year expiration dates.
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All current permits will be honored until their individual two-year expiration date.
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Weintraub, the longest-serving commissioner, has served 12 years past her term's expiration.
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But the repeated arguments of breaking the glass ceiling had an expiration date.
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"I question the expiration dates on most of these drugs," Berkowitz told ProPublica.
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But if you go that route, you're driving something with an expiration date.
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Whole life insurance covers you forever, while term life has an expiration date.
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We must send a message that visa expiration dates will be strongly enforced.
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Opportunity, active since 2004, has lasted 12 years beyond its planned expiration date.
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Whether the extension of an expiration date will appease Canadian negotiators is unclear.
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Other times, Maia wants an expiration date on her life as a performer.
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Haitians are the first under the Trump administration to confront an expiration date.
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But if Nvidia closes below $215 on expiration, then Gordon could lose $285.
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We must send the message that visa expiration dates will be strongly enforced.
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The goal is for the stock to fall to $310 by August expiration.
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And apparently from what I saw last night, it's not a gradual expiration.
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They typically have an expiration date, which will be printed on the voucher.
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The new fee will take effect February 15 and has no expiration date.
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Each snap's expiration length is lowered by a second until it reaches zero.
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If Costco closes below $285 on expiration, then Gordon would lose about $302.
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Trump also said that any new Congressional provisions must have no expiration date.
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A few didn't have any expiration dates, and many were hard to read.
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We must send a message that Visa expiration dates will be strongly enforced.
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I'd like to be proof that there is no expiration date on our sexuality.
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Specifically, that trader bought 11,000 January 2020 expiration 10-calls for $1.23 per contract.
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The cans were manufactured in June 2016, with an expiration date of June 2020.
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Your feelings are nearing their expiration date like a yoghurt that's seen better days.
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Zenith also faces the expiration of its Joliet contract with Exxon in May 2018.
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Gordon is buying the June 21 expiration 42/47 call spread for around $1.30.
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Burchfield now claims to be in Slovakia following the expiration of his Ukrainian visa.
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He is purchasing the $49 call with November 15 expiration for $1.85 per option.
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The Eisner award-winning comic series The Walking Dead finally has an expiration date.
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Facebook already offers a "Secret" encrypted messaging feature that includes an Unsend expiration timer.
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Najarian said the aggressive buying centered on both July and August expiration 55 calls.
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If Apple closes below $114 on October expiration, he gets to keep that money.
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The expiration dates are usually a day or two after you get your items.
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Traders who bought the calls expect Twitter to be above $22.80 by October expiration.
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ISOs are currently subject to mandatory expiration if they aren't exercised within 10 years.
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There was something life affirming in watching a band scoff at their expiration date.
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The incorrect orientation of the packages also hid the lot numbers and expiration dates.
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That's a bullish bet that shares of Gap will reach $28.27 by June expiration.
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The expiration of the OLPP followed a turn of events that was so shady.
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So on every level, password expiration simply doesn't work, which is why it's disappearing.
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Arkansas is rushing to carry out, before the expiration of one of the chemicals
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The expiration date for his pills had been scratched off of all six boxes.
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For some victims, the breached data also included payment card numbers and expiration dates.
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Cash or deposit checks quickly; they can expire even without an explicit expiration date.
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For millions others, their credit card numbers and card expiration dates were potentially compromised.
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For millions of others, credit card numbers and card expiration dates were potentially compromised.
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These flaws would alone discredit the JCPOA, but the agreement also had expiration dates.
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Some items might be overstocked, while others have aesthetic flaws or are nearing expiration.
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Khouw will face losses if the stock closes below $140.50 by the expiration date.
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But UBS is warning that the tactic might finally be past its expiration date.
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There's typically a five-year time window from when you earn them to expiration.
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By law, decisions on TPS designations are required 21999 days before an expiration deadline.
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The reason why run-of-the-mill greatness has an expiration date is simple.
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Usually Congress has 180 days to discuss and approve an executive decree before expiration.
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Their affair comes with an expiration date—that is, until Sharon discovers she's pregnant.
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Congress must vote to renew Section 702 to avoid its expiration on Dec. 31.
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That said, declines around the lockup expiration could mark a turning point for Snap.
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"At this critical time, N95 masks should definitely be used past the expiration date."
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As my first H93-B was near expiration, I won the lottery (diversity visa).
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The higher Netflix surges into that March expiration, the more profits the trader sees.
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As a Mars-ruled sign, Scorpio symbolizes volatile reactions and the expiration of things.
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Two months here, four years there — that seemed to be my relationship expiration date.
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The strike began on March 28, three days before the existing contract's expiration date.
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A market in Finland, pictured above, discounts food that is nearing its expiration date.
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That's why we strongly support patient safeguards such as one-year prescription expiration dates.
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Should Starbucks close below $80 on expiration, then Gordon could lose up to $359.
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But getting older did make me wonder if my heart had an expiration date.
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But if TLT were to close above $128 on expiration, Gordon could lose $200.
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But Gordon would lose up to $326 if Apple closes below $170 on expiration.
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Most were 30 to 40 years past their expiration dates — possibly toxic, probably worthless.
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He is selling the October 18 expiration 90 put and buying the 85 put.
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The 22 current offshore permits will be allowed to continue until their expiration dates.
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And as sea levels keep rising, the scheme's utility comes with an expiration date.
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The expiration of credit monitoring from TrustedID Premier won't affect credit freezes — just locks.
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I wish the expiration dates would be printed in plain sight on the products.
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The key metric was at-the-money straddles with an expiration date of Nov. 11.
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Half of the devices were tested at least two years after their labeled expiration date.
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You are encouraged to redeem your rewards before the Razer Silver expiration reaches 123 year.
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The expiration date currently on their work permit will be the day they lose it.
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People don't die from drinking juice that's a day or two past its expiration date.
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Traders also attributed part of the late-session recovery in stocks to options expiration Friday.
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Shortly after, the investigation was dropped due to an expiration in the statute of limitations.
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As any consumer will tell you, food expiration dates and labels can be incredibly confusing.
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The lot number affected was 8082708, and the expiration date is listed as September 2020.
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In this trade, Keene profits as long as Caterpillar stays below $86 by December expiration.
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Emma Eng is here to prove that true love for animals has no expiration date.
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He later clarified that his contract's expiration doesn't necessarily mean the show had been canceled.
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The Snapchat parent's stock has been trading down, partly in anticipation of this expiration date.
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Do yourself a favor and grab a bunch, but pay attention to those expiration dates.
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Earlier this month, fans collectively lost it when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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Each time, the patient resumed life—sometimes as soon as half an hour after expiration.
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The USW has said the talks will not be automatically extended past the contract's expiration.
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So don't open the condom with your teeth, check the expiration date, and use lube.
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Research shows that 90 percent of people consider "sell by" dates to be expiration dates.
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There's an expiration date on looking boney and hairless, so you better showcase your brain.
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That would buy time for DACA recipients facing the expiration of deferrals and work permits.
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The error also means that the lot number and expiration date are no longer visible.
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Detroit Lions defensive end Brandon Copeland knows that his NFL career has a expiration date.
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This is a bullish bet that Costco will climb above $260 before the contract expiration.
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If the expiration date has passed, throw out those bad boys and purchase new ones.
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This is a bullish bet that Intel will climb above $57.50 before the contract expiration.
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Most gym equipment, such as dumbbells, medicine balls, and ladders, doesn't have an expiration date.
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Open its doors and inside you'll find cameras that monitor food consumption and expiration dates.
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This is a bearish bet that FedEx will drop to $155 before the contract expiration.
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You can choose to reject or accept those invitations with an expiration of 72 hours.
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If the IWM reaches $98 by June expiration, the trader stands to make $78 million.
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DHS officials urged Haitian recipients to prepare for the program's potential expiration in January 2018.
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But the FDA doesn't have any jurisdiction on how expiration dates on eggs are listed.
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Another rule of thumb when shopping is to find eggs with the furthest expiration date.
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And just as every rose has its thorn(e), every relationship has its expiration date.
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It moves up the expiration date by which states could take up the Medicaid expansion.
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In this trade, Gordon sees profits if JPMorgan shares rise above $102.39 by December expiration.
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Furthermore, short-sellers are piling in to the stock ahead of its lock-up expiration.
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This era of good feelings, of course, comes with a pretty well fixed expiration date.
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This trade theoretically makes money so long as Tesla shares close above $369.72 on expiration.
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Across the country, water is flowing through pipes that are long past their expiration date.
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When a coupon has an expiration date, you often feel the need to act fast.
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Any time there was activity on a user's account, that would reset the expiration counter.
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Another serving the European Union alerts consumers to deals on items nearing their expiration dates.
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If Apple closes above $146.60 on July 21 expiration, this trade will deliver a loss.
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Massocca said the expiration is a short-term event and could bring on some volatility.
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Winners have a year to claim the prize and that expiration day was quickly approaching.
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This is a bearish bet that the XLF will fall below $23.23 by April expiration.
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This means that the trader sees Weight Watchers closing above $13.65 upon mid-February expiration.
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The result -- inadequately-trained pilots flying poorly-maintained planes that are past their expiration dates.
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Food expiration dates often prompt consumers to toss food that is still good to eat.
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But there's an upside that makes the few extra bucks worth it — the expiration date.
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Source: MKM Partners, FactSet Losses typically accelerated in the week ahead of the lockup expiration.
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Researchers have found 91 percent of consumers consider "sell by" dates to be expiration dates.
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It's even good beyond the rosé expiration date: It's a great Thanksgiving choice, for example.
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But lawmakers and the White House still view the law's end-year expiration as significant.
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How would you act if you knew there was an expiration date on your relationship?
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As the expiration date approaches, pressure will build on the parties to resolve their differences.
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"Expiration dates are a red flag for what else is harder to see," she said.
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The inhaler he found after rummaging through drawers was five years past its expiration date.
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Timeline Unlike earlier versions of Trump's travel ban, the new policy has no expiration date.
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The lockup expiration could pressure the stock that's already plunged far below its debut price.
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But if Salesforce closes above $170 on the expiration date, then Gordon could make $665.
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Terrell McSweeny, a Democrat, has been serving on the commission past her term's expiration date.
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"No work permits will be terminated prior to their current expiration dates," the guidance read.
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Here's a rundown of the expiration policies for major US airlines and top hotel brands.
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Dear Heloise: I like milk but cannot finish the half gallon before the expiration date.
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But that longevity has led to expiration on the Chargers aging home venue — Qualcomm Stadium.
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UBS analysts expect the deal to be extended beyond its current expiration date in March.
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This expiration could happen automatically, or it could be tied to the expert commission's report.
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That's why the SDP must be renewed by Congress prior to expiration on Sept. 30.
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So, you should always refer to the expiration date on the package to be certain.
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This trade makes money if Bank of America rises above $31 by next Friday's expiration.
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It's only natural that, as with lovers, some friendships have expiration dates—and that's okay.
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Mr. Kelly may make his decision by May 23, 60 days before the expiration date.
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The white smoke is part of an installation entitled "Expiration Movement" by artist Daniel Knorr.
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All this reminds me that there's an actual clear historical expiration date on this plot.
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There will be an explosion of volume at the close today as it is both a quadruple witching expiration (the quarterly expiration of stock index futures and options and individual stock and index futures and options) and the quarterly rebalancing of the S&P 2250.
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"No work permits will be terminated prior to their current expiration dates," the DHS website says.
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One year after the labeled expiration date, devices still had 95% of the original epinephrine dose.
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The physical card has no number printed on it — nor a CVV, expiration date, or signature.
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Its expiration, due to a great fall or drowning, means lost memories and connections to others.
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A hot metal press seals the condoms in foil wrappers; another machine stamps on expiration dates.
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With a triple-witching expiration, traders are watching to see if the Dow can crack 20,2623.
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But the thing with reality television fame is that it's got a pretty quick expiration date.
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This implies shares of Facebook fall below $101.78, or down another 23 percent, by June expiration.
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A bill in the Indiana Senate to repeal the expiration date was defeated in early February.
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"When you take a job like that, Stephen, you know there's an expiration date," he said.
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But Humongous' games have also reminded me that a well told story has no expiration date.
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This is a bet that Etsy can rally as high as $75 by July 19 expiration.
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Bound to contracts, some of which had no expiration dates, their only choice was to wait.
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This means that the trader sees XBI moving down to $63 or lower by October expiration.
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Feathered, flat-ironed, or big, glorious Afros, there's no expiration date on really, really groovy hair.
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Last December, fans of the beloved sitcom revolted when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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I think for a lot of people there's an expiration date on that kind of lifestyle.
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This is a bet that Netflix can break out as high as $400 by expiration. Disclaimer
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This is a bet Texas Instruments can climb as high as $124 by that expiration date.
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The central bank wants to see QR payments adopt tokenization, expiration dates, and anti-counterfeit measures.
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"I think Twitter can get up to about $22 or $22.50 by September expiration," said Keene.
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Then your next best option is to find a bottle with the furthest possible expiration date.
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Reflecting reality, the pain that the victim experiences is something that doesn't have an expiration date.
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But that expiration date probably won't come for tens of thousands of years, Baez-Ortega noted.
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Renegotiation discussions for those rights typically take place about a year before expiration of the agreement.
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Watch for the fight to get more prominent as the expiration date on the law approaches.
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Trump announced the program's expiration last year, though its termination has been stalled by court orders.
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Then, after years of gaining experience, they can find themselves being considered past their expiration date.
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Check the T's and C's to see if the points you earn have an expiration date.
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This is a bullish bet that the TLT will climb above $125 before the contract expiration.
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New York Jets linebacker Brandon Copeland, 27, knows that his football career has an expiration date.
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I also recommend that they keep an eye on the expiration dates of each product, too.
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The trade pays off the most if Lockheed Martin rises above $330 by the expiration date.
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One option Facebook is considering for the Unsend feature is an expiration timer users could set.
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Washington (CNN)Nearly everyone in Washington agrees -- they want a solution to the pending DACA expiration.
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The Instagram accounts, the friendships, secret fanclubs, none of these things come with an expiration date.
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Roughly 2240% to 240% of the outstanding stock is available to trade after the lockup expiration.
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Recently we described how arbitrary drug expiration dates cause us to toss safe and potent medicine.
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Congress is in the process of legislating to respond to a year-end expiration of Sec.
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This spread pays off if the IWM ETF falls as low as $145 by expiration. Disclaimer
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Over the weekend, Friends fans collectively lost it when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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This is to prevent a non-compliant Iran having a sanctions expiration date in its sights.
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Ovie uses a database of food expiration times to determine whether or not food has spoiled.
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More than 100 million other customers' credit card numbers and card expiration dates were potentially compromised.
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Baseball's owners began meeting in Chicago two weeks before the expiration of the collective bargaining agreement.
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"Therefore, the case is declined due to the expiration of the statute of limitations," it said.
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The new bill would extend the expiration date through 2090 and cost what is deemed necessary.
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Congress could also send Trump legislation setting an expiration date on regulations, unless reauthorized by Congress.
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Evzio, a naloxone injection, was chemically stable for at least one year after its expiration date.
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Packaged foods feature expiration dates, while meat and dairy are refrigerated round-the-clock in supermarkets.
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I discover that eggs can actually last for quite a while beyond the printed expiration date.
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Her voice palpitates on "Unravel Me," a song about a relationship that's reached its expiration date.
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The Arkansas executions were expedited because there's an expiration date on the state's supply of midazolam.
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Yet its disappointed show-business hopefuls dreading their expiration dates make no bones about their insecurities.
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Some medical providers have pushed for a changed approach to drug expiration dates — with no success.
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Quadruple witching is the quarter-end expiration of options and futures on indexes and individual stocks.
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Alas, as we all know, FitzMagic always has an expiration date — plus Fitzpatrick doesn't play defense.
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Get real burrata, straight from Italy, if it is available fresh (but check the expiration date).
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While the tax cuts for corporations would be permanent, those for individuals carry an expiration date.
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"The legal case can wait because there is no expiration date on that," Mr. Surapol said.
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He is buying an 85 call with September 27 expiration, and selling the 90 call. Disclaimer
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What does that tell us about the ubiquity of these ideas and their possible expiration date?
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Expiration labels are so darn confusing, and people end up throwing away a lot of food.
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But should Amazon tank and close below $1,430 on expiration, then Gordon could lose about $600.
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These days, the role of the Doctor seems to come with a built-in expiration date.
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Here is a link to the FDA's list of lots affected: EpiPen expiration extension specific lots
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"Bull markets don't have expiration dates," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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Gerona and Cantrell, a pharmacist and toxicologist, knew that the term "expiration date" was a misnomer.
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But Gordon could lose up to $342 if Tesla sinks below $310 on the expiration date.
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Khow recommends the 276 puts, which he bought for around $4.50, with a December expiration date.
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Typically, the ratio will not reach these values until at least May of the expiration year.
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Your card will have the same number, but the expiration date and security code will change.
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The wall dispute coincided with the expiration of funding for about 20 percent of the government.
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In December, Trump and Congress face the expiration of a three-month deal struck on Sept.
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The duo also outlined buying a April expiration 121-calls in the 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF.
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And if they haven't implemented modern mitigations, how much protection will they really gain from password expiration?
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Still, some investors had been worried about an upcoming expiration of the PayPal-eBay exclusive operating agreement.
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And to see the company allegedly turn to discounts with expiration windows is not an utter shock.
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This is a trade that will show a profit if XOP is below $29.50 at September expiration.
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Los Angeles (CNN)When Netflix's "Narcos" debuted, it seemed to come with a built-in expiration date.
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Yet it's always worth asking for larger airfare credits, later expiration dates, or even more food vouchers.
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To trade on that expectation, he is buying the Treasury bond futures 150 puts with December expiration.
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But thanks to Conrad, we have a feeling the expiration date on this one just got extended.
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After Tuesday, the "will he or won't he?" drama over Romney will reach an effective expiration date.
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You can locate the code at the top of the half-gallon, printed by the expiration date.
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To play a move higher after earnings, Potter is buying a 75 call with an August expiration.
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This represents the right to buy the now-$31.80 stock for $30 per share at October expiration.
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CVS would have to drop about 10 percent by November expiration for him to reap the rewards.
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You read your credit card number to an agent, then your expiration date and your security code.
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Aside from bottle or expiration date, look for dark, glass bottles that help preserve the olive oil.
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Harry clearly has a set up in mind, but Carrie is reluctant — it's expiration dating, she says.
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It all began with "the $1.2 trillion options and futures expiration" on quadruple-witching Friday on Dec.
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This is a nearly $1 million bet that the FXI could drop 13 percent by November expiration.
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But the tax, which is not yet in effect, lacks an expiration date sought by the banks.
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The gradual expiration of the tax credit has particular implications for the mid-sized Model 3 sedan.
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Of course, given his changeability from day to day, this promise has a quick expiration date. 33.
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In early September, President Trump rescinded the DACA program, setting a March expiration date for current participants.
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"Expiration date definitely matters, although storage conditions matter just as much, if not more," Dr. Schmit says.
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Most cards are valid for 60 months, so guessing the expiration date takes at most 60 attempts.
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Chipotle said that information could have included the cardholder's name, card number, expiration date and verification code.
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The expiration date makes it much less likely that you'll ever hit the pending friend request maximum.
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While Periscope started with a 24 hour expiration date, it eventually allowed permanent replays like Facebook Live.
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It was unclear, until this moment, that such a promise of freedom came with an expiration date.
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Instead, they license it from other studios and production companies, and those licensing deals carry expiration dates.
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But if Twitter closed below $25 on April 27 expiration, then Gordon could lose up to $364.
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"Those are bullish bets that Delta will be up about 5 percent by June expiration," Khouw said.
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Analysts expect the expiration of a programming deal with Disney to deliver cost savings in the future.
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"This is a bet that [Apple is] going to be above $201.10 by August expiration," he said.
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Some researchers argue that there is a natural "expiration date" for human beings, at about 22.1 years.
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Then tap "card information" and authenticate to see your credit-card number, expiration date, and other information.
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Delta similar has no expiration date on miles, though American Airlines' miles still expire after 18 months.
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United Airlines announced on Wednesday that it was removing expiration deadlines from its frequent flyer program, MileagePlus.
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FEMA also extended the presidential emergency declaration four months past its scheduled April expiration, to Aug. 14.
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Or is it the past in which white-majority America did not have a looming expiration date?
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The feature allows users to enable "disappearing messages" and to set an expiration time for all chats.
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That is one reason — besides the expiration of the lease at 120 Liberty Street — it is moving.
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But there are still obstacles, like seeing the color of the onion, or the milk's expiration date.
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But if SPY closed below $255 on expiration, Gordon could make up to $525 on the trade.
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Ahead, five trends we think have passed their expiration date, and the alternatives you'll fall for instead.
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Where are the City Council members who faced arrest protesting the 2015 expiration of the rent laws?
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The cornerstone money can also pressure the stock as the expiration of the lock-up period nears.
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LED lights on the tray itself tell you which of its 14 eggs nearing their expiration date.
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If not, they said, DOJ should consider trying to extend the agreement past its 2020 expiration date.
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Normally, you'd just, well, look at your card to find the number, CVV number, and expiration date.
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There's more to the movie than curated expiration, but that's the only spoiler you're getting from me.
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The administration is required to decide whether it will extend protections 60 days in advance of expiration.
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The sexual assault allegations suffocating Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process have an expiration date, as Republicans see it.
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But by the time it came out last spring, the recipes might have needed an expiration date.
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So, the System puts an expiration date on relationships that are necessary but ultimately not great fits.
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The NSA said it had to begin winding down the program about a week before its expiration.
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Officials have chosen not to ship the masks out due to their expiration date, the outlet added.
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But this trope about different styles of leadership among men and women seems past its expiration date.
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We now had the notion that a fresh TV idea, like fresh produce, had an expiration date.
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The timing of the legislation is driven by the March 15 expiration of three counterintelligence investigation powers.
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After expiration, Uber is allowed to operate for 21 days and appeal the decision in the meantime.
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The expiration of Jana Partners's standstill agreement with ConAgra may mean renewed pressure on the food maker.
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At best, we all have a natural expiration date that's hard enough to reconcile as we age.
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An evening of appeals kept Mr. Lee, 51, alive as his death warrant neared its midnight expiration.
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So, looking maybe for some modest increases, but no more than 7 or 8% by October expiration.
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Early 2021 would be a good expiration date, since it would get us through the current administration.
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However, if Visa were to close below $137 on the expiration date, then Gordon could lose $121.
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BuzzFeed says URLs for private stories will return the story for multiple days after the expiration date.
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Friday also marked an options expiration day, which may have contributed to the move in the VIX.
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This is a nearly $1.7 million bet that the ETF will fall below $72.33 by September expiration.
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These spell out the expiration of provisions that limit Iran's access to nuclear material and advanced technology.
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European leaders not only demanded the backstop, but they also insisted that it have no expiration date.
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Beginning July 1, businesses in Washington State will be banned from putting expiration dates on gift cards.
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There are many foods you can eat past the expiration date, which is often a conservative estimate.
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This is a bullish bet that shares of Netflix will rally as high as $380 by July expiration.
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He has no regard for legal niceties or social conventions, and holds grudges long after their expiration dates.
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For Keene to break even on the trade, Pfizer would have to close at $33.20 on March expiration.
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The maximum reward of $300 would come if the oil giant closes at or above $95 at expiration.
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"The benefits of the deal will last for a limited time, as no treatments can avoid patent expiration."
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The movement translates to an expectation from buyers that the VIX will be above $24.45 by July expiration.
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The milk smells kind of funky, but there's no way to read the expiration date on the carton.
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The Department of Agriculture and environmental groups have pushing for standardizing expiration labels, according to The Washington Post.
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But less than 1 percent of Pfizer's donations have been lost to theft or expiration, Dr. Emerson said.
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Spieth scrambled to give himself a makable par putt, but the round's magical air had an expiration date.
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The TLT would need to drop over 3 percent to $128.15 by September expiration to net the profits.
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"Seeds are living things and they have an expiration date just like all other living things," Wolkis says.
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It lets you set an expiration date for your message, which cuts off access when that day arrives.
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And in Arkansas, the governor set up an unprecedented execution schedule — just to avoid a product's expiration date.
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The big picture: The timing of several of these startups' launches is about patent expiration, per The Outline.
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Pride Month may have ended on July 1, but there's no expiration date on celebrating the LGBTQ community.
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The "Series of Salesman Samples for Memorials" are part of Expiration Date, a group show centered on mortality.
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Expiration Date continues through April 16 at Ricco/Maresca Gallery (529 West 20th Street, 3rd Floor, Chelsea, Manhattan).
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Other expiration dates and deadlines pertaining to refugees affected by the order loom at the end of October.
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Current Amazon Drive customers who have the old unlimited storage plan will keep it through its expiration date.
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I'd say nonperishables, ammo, first-aid supplies with no expiration dates — things which probably are not on sale.
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This allows the sender to set an expiration date for a sensitive email or to revoke it entirely.
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However, If Apple shares close above $118, he will lose $240 if he holds the trade to expiration.
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For all other foods, government regulators are perfectly chill with selling and eating food past its expiration date.
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The malware obtained data from credit cards including cardholders' names, credit card numbers, expiration dates and security codes.
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The expiration in 2004 of an assault-weapons ban in the United States provided a real-world experiment.
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"If it goes to $22 by September expiration, I can potentially make five times my money," said Keene.
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That would be beyond the expiration date of the current agreement between the Burkard family and Saint-Gobain.
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"If Wal-Mart goes to under $65 on May expiration, this spread would be worth $2.50," said Keene.
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This trade is known as a diagonal, as the expiration of the options contracts are in separate months.
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Variety said the two sides ended the standoff just after midnight, when the previous contract expiration deadline passed.
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"We know some of you will be disappointed by the expiration of the Epix movies," the post read.
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Another strategy that can help reduce food waste, particularly at home, is standardized date labels for food expiration.
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Other research analysts also pointed to the lockup expiration as a negative factor for the company's share price.
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It's the first step toward funding the government beyond the April 28 expiration of last year's continuing resolution.
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The full list of expiration dates and codes is available on the US Food and Drug Administration's website.
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"Sell-by" dates are often treated like "expiration" dates, and perfectly good food ends up in the dumpster.
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The buyback program, similar to a previous buyback of $2.14 billion, has no expiration date, the company said.
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When calculating your timing, remember, many European countries won't accept passports within six months of their expiration date.
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There is no expiration date on what kind of bathing suit a woman should wear if she wants.
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The bills would make permanent some temporary aspects of the 21625 law, which were passed with expiration dates.
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The state's stock of a second drug, the anesthetic midazolam, also will exceed its expiration date in April.
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All spacecraft come with an expiration date: They can only travel as far as the fuel onboard allows.
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"Overall, we think moving past the lock up expiration date alleviates some concerns of a big future selloff."
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Why were LGBT Americans subscribing to a political dynamic that had seen its expiration date come and go?
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" As @SheriffChitwood put it: "Watch this if you need any more proof there's no expiration date on ignorance.
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But from the moment it started, scientists knew the age of antibiotics came stamped with an expiration date.
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Analysts believe the market is positioning for a nine-month extension from the deal's current expiration in March.
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The expiration date for Android-based hardware from other manufacturers varies, though, as it does for Windows Phone.
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Analysts say the market is positioning for a nine-month extension from the deal's current expiration in March.
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And putting an expiration date on dual-class stock to the extent it is used may be prudent.
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In August, the airline said that its frequent flyer miles would no longer be subject to expiration dates.
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She remembers how her mother would reach back into the shelves, looking for groceries with later expiration dates.
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Users can set an expiration time for messages, and it offers encryption for voice, text and video messages.
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The scientists knew that drugs don't suddenly become ineffective (or worse, toxic) the day after their expiration date.
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The announcement adds that "for some" customers, the stolen data also includes payment card numbers and expiration dates.
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Then, in 33, as the expiration of the lease loomed, the landlord proposed more than doubling the rent.
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If you want to always save audio clips, turn off the expiration option in the Messages app's settings.
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The trade breaks even at $243, and should SPY close below $241 on expiration, Gordon would lose $200.
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On rare occasions, a pharmaceutical company will extend the expiration dates of its own products because of shortages.
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Let me fall in love with the guns I want, rather than stress out about their expiration date.
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In December, the company's board authorized the repurchase of $15 billion in outstanding stock with no expiration date.
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Check the registration card you received upon purchase or the seat itself to find your seat's expiration date.
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The only thing to do is to keep their relationship secret and put an expiration date on it.
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And now, multiple lines of evidence are converging to suggest that the rings come with an expiration date.
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Expiration dates vary, but the Mountain House brand says its meals last 30 years without degrading in quality.
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If the shares were to close below $190 on April 24 expiration, Gordon could lose up to $290.
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"There is no statute of limitations on innocence and there is no expiration date on justice," Runnels said.
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That $122 loss scenario would play out if AMD were to close below $47 on March 20 expiration.
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Aging stadiums are usually demolished after their expiration date; like plastic bags, they can be tedious to recycle.
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That marked the highest closing level in nearly four months, following the expiration of October's contract on Wednesday.
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While shares held up that day, the stock has dropped roughly 40% since the lock-up expiration date.
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But with the partial expiration early this year of the sales tax cut, demand is starting to slow.
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As for the bull market's critics, he argued there aren't any 'expiration dates' on how long rallies last.
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Besides the expiration date, the two bills differ in other ways on the individual side of the code.
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As is the rule with term life insurance policies, that attractively low premium comes with an expiration date.
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Giant turtles with prices scrawled on their bellies flap in expiration as the sun rises and flies hover.
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If Netflix were to close below $360 on the expiration date, then Gordon could lose up to $240.
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Sunday expiration in order to give the new leadership time to get up to speed in the talks.
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If SPY closes below $275 on April 16 expiration, then Gordon would make the $275 on the trade.
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But if SPY were to rally and close above $280 on the expiration date, Gordon could lose $225.
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Pfizer will extend by four months expiration dates of EpiPen 0.3 milligram Auto-Injectors and its authorized generic.
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Traders expect Snap to move 10 percent in either direction by next Friday's close following the lockup expiration.
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Many people don&apost realize that pregnancy tests can expire, so check the expiration date before using it.
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But arbitrary expiration of tax laws and unnecessary uncertainty because of politics just upsets planning without gaining anything.
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CORRECTION: This article originally stated that the current expiration date for TPS holders from Sudan was November 5.
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Similar to communities coming together in 1930s to demand that dairy manufacturers stamp an expiration date on milk to protect kids from getting sick, requiring an expiration date on children's information and metadata must become a public health measure in the era of digital over-sharing and daily data breaches.
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Typically, those exemptions have expiration dates — once a deal is won or lost, the information must be made public.
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" The United States relented on its demand for an automatic expiration for the deal, known as a "sunset clause.
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You can configure the expiration date so that your email disappears after 1 week, 1 month, multiple years, etc.
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As a result, Gordon bought the Feb 22-strike calls for $1.81, with an expiration date of Feb 17.
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It's all-white titanium, and the only text on it is your name — no number, CVV, or expiration date.
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Devices six months past their labeled expiration date in the study still had 100% of the original epinephrine dose.
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On February 6, iHeart announced the expiration of its exchange offer targeting the 103% senior unsecured notes due 2018.
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If TLT closes above $114 at expiration, Keene would lose the $100 he put down to make the trade.
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This was higher than for any other expiration, pointing to investors' focus on risk in the very near term.
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The free movie passes reportedly had an expiration date of April 25, 2018, the same day as the screening.
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That means it's been 25 years since Americans first learned, sometimes painfully, that game consoles have an expiration date.
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It also requests that you enter your credit card information, including the full number, expiration date and security code.
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" The United States relented on its demand for an automatic expiration for the deal, known as a "sunset clause.
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Sanofi said the expiration of the antibody discovery agreement would not impact the agreement covering Praluent, Dupixent and Kevzara.
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Mozilla says that the issue is due to a certificate expiration, and that it's working to fix the issue.
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As a possible preview of what is to come, Cornyn pinned the possible expiration of DACA on Democrats Tuesday.
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They were distributed in the U.S. between July 2019 and August 2019, which an expiration date of September 2020.
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It could take stock of shelf contents, mind expiration dates, and for some reason, came with an MP22020 player.
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A Facebook Messenger spokesperson tells me the only possible option is an expiration timer users can set on messages.
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A woman is checking the life vests under the seats, scanning codes to double-check the vests' expiration dates.
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Will I die if I drink this milk that doesn't really smell bad, but has passed its expiration date?
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After one month and a few days, your passport's expiration date would fall short of the three-month minimum.
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Holders who tender by the expiration date of January 25 will receive US$1,036.55 per US$1,000 in principal.
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There will be a physical titanium card, too, but there's no credit card number, CVV, expiration date, or signature.
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He is selling the June 21 expiration 290 put and buying the 285 put to hedge against bigger swings.
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Plus, many employees will not be eligible to sell shares until later this month at the next lockup expiration.
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Investigators also saw spoiled, wilted, and moldy produce in kitchen refrigerators, in addition to food past its expiration date.
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They're single-use, have an expiration date, and don't say what exactly (or how much) is in your drink.
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Trump is also likely managing expectations because his 100th day, April 29, coincides with the expiration of government funding.
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Gordon's trade will see maximum profits if the GDX closes below $18 at the trade's expiration on December 16.
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The problem comes when a contract's expiration is near, and the USO shifts to tracking the following month's futures.
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The countdown expiration and launched are timed with Snap CEO Evan Spiegel's talk at Vanity Fair's New Establishment Summit.
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In early December, after fans of the sitcom collectively lost it when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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But as much as I love it, man, I don't want to stay in it past its expiration date.
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The date aligns the two Austrians' contracts with the expiration of the current Commercial Agreement with Formula One Management.
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De Lannoy added the 24-hour expiration date on posts gives marketers a completely different reason for using Snapchat.
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The repurchase authorization does not have a fixed expiration and may be modified, suspended or discontinued at any time.
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Likewise, if you've deftly manipulated or overly rationalized others into playing nice, that method has hit its expiration date.
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They found that 29 months after expiration, the pens contained at least 123% of their stated amount of epinephrine.
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Pens 50 months -- more than four years -- past the printed expiration date had more than 84% of the medication.
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EpiPens not included in the recall do not need to be replaced before their expiration dates, the FDA said.
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This means that the trader is making a bet that Target shares will fall below $51.75 by April expiration.
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They hold one liter and have an April 2020 expiration date and a dishwasher-safe label on the back.
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And the option market's implied probability of the stock finishing above $150 by January expiration is just 6 percent.
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What's next: Lawmakers in the House and Senate are working quickly ahead of the law's expiration date next Friday.
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He attributed that to the expiration of $1.2 trillion worth of options and futures that destroyed the markets rhythm.
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He attributed that to the expiration of $1.2 trillion worth of options and futures that destroyed the market's rhythm.
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With JetBlue trading at around $21, the buyer is betting that JetBlue could rally to $24 by February expiration.
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This means that the trader is betting that Ford shares will fall below $11.45 per share by June expiration.
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And there's more discussion about food expiration, and the difference between "sell by" and "use by" dates on packaging.
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This trader is betting over half a million dollars that Fox shares will close above $31 by May expiration.
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She names each print after the paper's name and expiration date, emphasizing the history and nostalgia of her prints.
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The February contract settled 6.7 percent lower Wednesday amid volatility around the expiration of the contract at the close.
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Holders who tender by the expiration date of January 25 will receive US$1,036.55 per US$9.753,000 in principal.
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On its way to $350, Gordon is buying the May 17 expiration 320/330 call spread for roughly $1.78.
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"Everything Trump promises comes with an expiration date," Amanda Carpenter, Cruz's former Senate communications director, told Politico on Wednesday.
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But it seems that two things are keeping Pruitt in office long after what looks like his expiration date.
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State legislatures passed them either without expiration dates or as "continuing applications" so they remained in effect generations later.
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In early December, after fans of the sitcom collectively lost it when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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And yet, tales of self-destruction have no expiration date, no coming into fashion or going out of vogue.
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Tax cuts live beyond expiration dates, and beyond exploding deficits and yawning caverns of debt, for very simple reasons.
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Mr. Chai said Uber was having an "active dialogue" with its shareholders about how to weather the lockup expiration.
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"We conclude that the ICA does not permit the impoundment of funds through their date of expiration," GAO wrote.
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Having a passport that is near its expiration could cost you big time in order to expedite its renewal.
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This also puts these properties at risk of being left without insurance in the event of a program expiration.
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He announced Monday he would leave his post well ahead of his term's expiration at the end of 2021.
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What remains crystal clear: There is no fix to the expiration of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Some expiration dates had already passed and others indicated the bureau would exercise its authority to end them soon.
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For the most part, expiration dates make it easier for companies to keep track of their water-bottle shipments.
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And with another expiration looming on July 31, the Senate seems poised to sit on its hands once again.
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The breach may have exposed customers' names and credit- and debit-card numbers, as well as their expiration dates.
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Hyatt then sends the couple a gift card or check certificate (there's no expiration date) with all the funds.
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He spearheaded a push late last year to delay the expiration of controversial National Security Agency (NSA) spying powers.
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The analyst also cited Snap's large share lockup expiration in the coming months as a reason for his downgrade.
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Narcan, a naloxone nasal spray, was found to be chemically stable for 10 months after its labeled expiration date.
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Fourth, because football is such a physical and violent sport, your body actually has an expiration date on it.
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That April agreement could have just included a change to the expiration date, but instead it did much more.
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In other words, Gordon is betting that Goldman Sachs could close at or above $253.25 on April 20 expiration.
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Twitter — 7 percent increase in short interest, following rise of 112 percent four months ahead of the lockup expiration.
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HUD officials suggested that the expiration of the rental contracts likely won't prompt landlords to begin eviction proceedings immediately.
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Markets also face "quadruple witching" on Friday, where investors unwind positions in futures and options contracts before their expiration.
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One reason for the rush could be impending expiration dates on some of the drugs it uses for executions.
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Your goals should be achievable within a certain time frame — they should have an "expiration date," according to John.
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In February, the FDA issued an Emergency Use Authorization, which allowed materials to be used past its expiration date.
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Uber, Pinterest, Zoom and others are approaching that expiration date between mid-October and the end of the year.
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Hackers used malware on the retailer's point of sale devices to copy credit card numbers, expiration dates, and PINs.
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If your lifelong commitments regularly come with an expiration date, you're probably not leading the best life you could.
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Lawrence O'Donnell has re-signed with MSNBC ahead of his current contract's expiration on Sunday, the network has confirmed.
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Then again, maybe this is what a man who's facing political expiration does: speaks his mind, goes for broke.
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The first was credit card numbers, expiration dates and verification codes at 27 different health center cafes and cafeterias.
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But should SPY close below $318 on the expiration day, Gordon could make a maximum profit of around $536.
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The green light will avoid the threat of liquidation hanging over the ailing carrier at expiration of an Oct.
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"Unless you are holding VIX options or futures to expiration, this is irrelevant" to the average trader, Benton said.
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In September, Congress reset the expiration date on parts of the so-called EB-5 program to Dec. 9.
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" What's wrong with diets The problem with most diets, according to Alpert, is that they have an "expiration date.
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OL> said: * At expiration of the existing forward agreements to buy 28.83 million shares in Grieg Seafood on Feb.
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But the mere presence of an expiration date for the funding is likely to cause anxiety for state governments.
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Looming over that framework is an expiration date: The agreement to maintain Hong Kong's unique status ends in 2047.
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The CEO said in April that the expansion that began after the 2008 financial crisis has no expiration date.
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The JCPOA's gravest flaw is also what mitigates its importance to U.S. strategy: the deal's effective expiration by 85033.
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In 2015, when the tiny country's main landfill passed its expiration date, the trash crisis came to a head.
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Substantively, the bill is driven by the Sunday expiration of three laws the F.B.I. uses in national security investigations.
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"Expiration was seen as such a cliff that we couldn't go over it," the longtime CHIP advocate told me.
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That's a change from the Obama administration, which accepted renewal applications only 150 days before a DACA recipient's expiration.
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So I don't really look at it with an expiration date, it's not going to make me work harder.
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With this third sequel to Toy Story, Pixar has gotten away with pushing its own expiration date on the series.
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" She added that she feels the wig "affords me a little bit more freedom in terms of my expiration date.
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Grief looks different for different people and it's important to remember that it doesn't have an expiration date, McDowell said.
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Screenshot: GoogleThere's also a "confidential mode," which lets you add expiration dates and SMS authentication to emails containing sensitive content.
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The account number and expiration date will move to the back and the "member since" logo will be slightly larger.
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Dunkin&apos Donuts has already automated some processes – like producing expiration labels for food, and measuring the quality of coffee.
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I know Wikipedia only thing can do is block me and send the proper authorities to prevent my inevitable expiration.
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And that's kind of the problem with a lot of these shows that drag on beyond their natural expiration dates.
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Book squaring in the WTI contract for March delivery ahead of its expiration on Tuesday also pressured prices, traders said.
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Simon said the packaged goods also would have been thrown out because of oversupply, packaging changes or nearing expiration dates.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act put an expiration date on the deduction: It sunsets at the end of 2025.
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The goal is to have the Apple trade above the call he is long, or above $100 by October expiration.
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As inconvenient and annoying as that can be, at least you can eyeball expiration dates for yourself if you do.
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If the QQQ closes at mid-August expiration at or above $117, he is set to make a $407 profit.
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This might involve reducing portion sizes, reconsidering tossing something before an expiration date and changing one's attitude about food overall.
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This is a bet that AMD can move as high as $34 before expiration, or 17% upside from current levels.
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They're counting down their expiration date in black and white, while the brown men and white women thrive in technicolor.
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All passport websites say that "less than six months from expiration" is recommended — but not explicitly required — for Europe travel.
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That leaves Guidolin, Flores and Martinez in a state of animated expiration, not quite living and yet not definitively dead.
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According to Business Insider, Sephora will be adding an expiration date to your rewards bank — regardless of your member status.
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The affected products were sold in pet speciality stores nationwide with an expiration date of 112120ABC stamped on the side.
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This means that should TLT close above $122 upon next Friday's expiration, Gordon would get to keep that entire credit.
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"New Expiration" sounds caked in decades-old rust, carried forward by an almost lifeless groove, luxuriating in its willful brokenness.
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"I think [TJX will trade at] $85 by August expiration and I think earnings are going to be a catalyst."
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SLG also has manageable, well-balanced lease maturity and debt expiration schedules as well as limited floating-rate debt exposure.
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Good for backup But what if your medication is past the printed expiration date and the color has not changed?
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That means that the trader is making a bet that stock will close above $50.70 per share by May expiration.
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To take advantage of that move, Gordon is buying the May 3 expiration 190/200 call spread for roughly $2.78.
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"If we don't enforce visa expiration dates, then we have an open border – it's as simple as that," he said.
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If Amazon closes above $860 on May 19 expiration, then Keene would keep the $250 credit from making the trade.
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Volatility is expected to increase on Friday as investors unwind interests in futures and options contracts prior to their expiration.
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Several reviews for OpciCon from different vendors note that the expiration date—if they can find it—has long passed.
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You can also set an expiration date on messages, which will make them disappear after a certain amount of time.
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For a complete list of all recalled products, including expiration date ranges for the products, visit the General Mills website.
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Uber's lockup expiration may not be as volatile as some analysts are expecting, since many pre-IPO shareholders are underwater.
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Should FXY fall and close below $85 on June 15 expiration, Gordon could make up to $155 on the trade.
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Always check the expiration or "best by" date when you purchase anything, especially greens, said Hannah Hopkins, chef at Besame.
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Skipping authorization can mean that programs intended to sunset continue past their expiration dates while no one is the wiser.
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Credit or debit card details were available, too, including card numbers, expiration dates, cardholder names, and billing addresses in plaintext.
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At the expiration of 20 years, I would have to apply for a new policy if I still wanted coverage.
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If TLT closes below $118 on June 15 expiration, however, Gordon would lose the $90 he paid for the trade.
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That was enough for Berkshire to consider exercising those warrants rather than wait until just before their expiration in 2021.
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That is enough for Berkshire to consider exercising those warrants rather than waiting until just before their expiration in 2021.
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Step 28500: Set up an important deadline for a high-stakes piece of legislation like the expiration of federal funding.
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If SPY were to close below $250 on March 15 expiration, Gordon could make just over $400 on the trade.
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Should SPY close above $262 on May 18 expiration, Gordon would lose the $174 he paid to make the trade.
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What he is talking about here is the deal's "sunset" clauses -- expiration dates after which Iran could resume uranium enrichment.
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Cantrell's research has found that a number of active ingredients in prescription medication stayed potent after their labeled expiration date.
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Other ingredients that stayed potent after their expiration date included butalbital, methaqualone, phenacetin, meprobamate, pentobarbital, secobarbital, hydrocodone, homatropine and chlorpheniramine.
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The new buyback program has no expiration date and may be terminated at any time, the company said on Tuesday.
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MINIMAL LEASE EXPIRATION RISK From 337110 to 33710003, no more than 337127% of total revenue expires in any single year.
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For City of Hope, whose Cabilly share has risen five-fold in a decade, the expiration has big consequences, too.
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And to end the week, Friday is quadruple witching, the quarterly expiration of stock and stock index futures and options.
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"Every daylight saving time, when you check your fire alarm batteries, check expiration dates on your meds," Ms. Butler said.
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When one bro, Mark (Will Poulter), starts running down Dani, you can almost see the expiration date on his forehead.
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It is an industry with a history of sexually exploiting younger female performers and stamping expiration dates on older ones.
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Mulvaney also said the White House wants to make permanent the parts of the 85033 law that have expiration dates.
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MileagePlus members previously faced an 18-month countdown to mileage expiration if they had no new activity in their accounts.
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But if Congress does not act, the program's expiration will begin to have life-changing consequences on beneficiaries come March.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated the amount and expiration date for California's film and television tax credit.
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Since the expiration of the Federal Assault Weapons Ban in 2004, there hasn't been any official definition for the term.
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"This is basically NAFTA, with a few modernizations and some restrictions on trade and an expiration date," he told reporters.
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Additional information about the specific recalled products, including doses, lot numbers and expiration dates, is detailed on the FDA's website.
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A temporary cut in federal taxes on alcohol fueled the growth of American distilleries, but its expiration threatens their demise.
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There also is broad, ongoing work to reduce food waste, including commitments to make expiration dates less confusing for consumers.
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"For the first time I started to wonder how many of my memories now had an expiration date," he wrote.
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The expiration date of the recalled medicine is November 2020, and the UPC code is 3-0573-0207-30-0.
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This means that if USO closes above $10.50 on September 15 expiration, Gordon will make $62 as his maximum reward.
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Using birth control beyond its expiration date puts you at risk of an unexpected pregnancy or a sexually transmitted infection.
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It looked as if for once they were culling goods that had reached their expiration date, but no such luck.
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There's a new Confidential Mode, the ability to set expiration dates and passcodes for emails, and other advanced security features.
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The FDA has also been working with companies to extend expiration dates on products, when it can be done safely.
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The amount the Langleys pay depends on the brand, expiration date and condition, but the profit margins are reliably high.
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An annotated version of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf (1925) was released in Germany following the expiration of the work's copyright.
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"Most consumers think you shouldn't eat food past the expiration date," said Michael Hansen, a senior scientist with Consumers Union.
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August futures and the index, which last stood at 84.19 cents, must converge by the futures contract's expiration on Aug. 16.
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Astronomers are studying the system to learn how stars evolve and what they look like before they hit their expiration date.
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Loofahs, as we know, are prone to bacteria buildup, but that's because hardly anyone swaps them out before their expiration date.
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Generally, though, being a kept man is not much better than being a kept dairy product — the expiration date comes soon.
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If Pfizer closes below that level on the expiration date, Keene would lose the $20 he paid to make the trade.
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This means that Gordon is risking $202, but if Exxon rises above $92 on expiration, Gordon's trade would return a profit.
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If GLD closes below $110 on March expiration, Gordon would make $398, and more than quadruple his money on the trade.
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So from now until the ice melts, we'll be hibernating beneath fuzzy blankets and foraging our cupboards for expiration-less provisions.
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"I would say, we retain a lot of flexibility with our leases ... based on lease expiration," CEO Fran Horowitz told CNBC.
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There's a desire for produce perfection, which along with confusing expiration and use-by dates can prompt tossing out food prematurely.
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That's where you can set the expiration time of the email, for whatever number of weeks, days, or hours you'd like.
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The bottles hold one liter of liquid, are blue-tinted, and labeled dishwasher-safe with an expiration date of April 2020.
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According to J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, the expansion that began after the 2008 financial crisis has no expiration date.
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The Supreme Court requested briefing on the significance of the upcoming expiration of refugee-related sections of a previous executive order.
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A straddle is an options strategy that involves buying both the at-the-money put and call of the same expiration.
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There is an expiration date on both of their secrets, and the only question is when will it all get exposed?
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The function came with some minor caveats, like expiration dates for downloads and limited support for microSD storage on Android devices.
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In order to achieve the trade's maximum potential profit, Starbucks shares must trade above the $97.50 level by the trade's expiration.
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Plan B does not need to be kept in the fridge, and each box should have an expiration date on it.
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And her life in Lime Saddle, like the rest of her living situations over the past year, has an expiration date.
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In the video, he takes the opportunity to send a message to the people about fashion trends and their expiration dates.
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Liquidity cushions continued to build up, with a few exceptions, helped by deposit growth and the expiration of NBK swap contracts.
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If the USO closes below $9 upon January expiration, this options spread will be worth $104, for a profit of $67.
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Kondo says to discard food that's past its expiration date, or to simply eliminate anything you wouldn't actually want to consume.
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You can even set expiration dates for each alert to keep intrusions to a minimum (see "Alerts on the go," below).
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Implied volatility for the WTI 25-delta put with a one-month expiration rallied to a eight-month high on Nov.
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Call it bad luck or just bad timing, Clinton found out there is indeed an expiration date on positive political perceptions.
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"We have been given reason to have confidence that our businesses will continue after the initial concession expiration dates," he said.
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In the U.S., 13 separate lots — with expiration dates of April, May, September, and October 2017—are included in the recall.
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With the expiration of the Brent November futures contract later on Friday, the front-month contract will become the December contract.
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To take advantage of the expected downside, Gordon is buying the $46 put and selling the $44 put with March expiration.
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"It's expiration so there's a lot of noise related to that," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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As with all medications, school policy requires families to update prescriptions and replace them when they are past their expiration date.
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"Better Call Saul" has thus earned the right to continue inching toward its expiration date, with little reason for second-guessing.
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For this trade to break even, Wynn's share price will have to rise about 7 percent between now and April expiration.
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What parent wanted to bond with a newborn that arrived, like a carton of milk, with such a close expiration date?
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You can attach an expiration date to a file, revoke access to any file instantly, even one that's already been sent.
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But should XLF close above $24 on Thursday's expiration date, a move up of about 2 percent, Gordon would lose $38.
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Illinois also faces the expiration of six bank direct-pay letters of credit backing the variable-rate bonds on Nov. 26.
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You never know what too much time can do to anything—especially illegal drugs, which don't usually come with expiration dates.
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Then there's the time limit on the document; it's valid for just five years between the issue date and expiration date.
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The strategy is known as a bullish call spread, and is profitable if Wynn shares rise above $86.50 by April expiration.
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Since each contract includes 100 shares, this is a $756,000 bet that SolarCity's stock will rise above $27.10 by April expiration.
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But if Boeing were to close at $340 on April 26 expiration, then Gordon would make a maximum profit of $1,700.
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Asa Hutchinson (R) scheduled the executions for before the expiration day, and the first two had been set for Monday night.
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Consistent and stark, these philosophical discussions are enough to make even the most at-peace viewer feel their expiration date approaching.
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Not surprisingly, deficit reduction became a major theme in the Obama presidency, forcing expiration of the Bush tax cuts in 22019.
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The 2001 tax cuts did not reach expiration for another seven years, all were extended temporarily, then most were made permanent.
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This means that if Netflix closes above $290 on April 20 expiration, Gordon would make the $150 credit on the trade.
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In other words, should Twitter close above $30 on April 27 expiration, Gordon would make the $136 credit on the trade.
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However, if Apple shares close at or below $140 on July 7 expiration, Gordon would make a maximum profit of $316.
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Yet Mr. Kerry, at the news conference with Mr. Ghani, asserted that the coalition government did not have an expiration date.
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To take advantage of a move lower, Gordon is buying the August 16 expiration 150 put and selling the 145 put.
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When you create a shared link on the Dropbox web portal, click Link settings to set an expiration date for it.
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Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium and others keep going and going, while other stadiums apparently come stamped with expiration dates.
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This trader bought 2,350 contracts of the September 27 weekly expiration 18.5/16-strike put spreads for 70 cents in premium.
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While expiration dates are good guide, they're not always perfect because sunscreens can age quicker depending on how you store them.
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If EA were to close below $131 on expiration, Gordon would lose the $178 he paid to make the trade Disclaimer
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The dates also simplify the production process for companies that produce other items that require an expiration date, such as soda.
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Almost unnoticed was the fact that Sunday marked the expiration of the Children's Health Insurance Program, which serves 28500 million kids.
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Extending New START beyond its 85033 expiration date has been suggested as a smart item to top the agenda in Helsinki.
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Heidi Klum has criticized ageism prevalent in the modeling industry and shared her belief that beauty doesn't have an expiration date.
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The current law, which finally passed in 2014, is projected to cost $455 billion by its scheduled expiration later this year.
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Thanks to these smart and resourceful women, I have survived three years beyond the expiration date I had initially been given.
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J. Michael Pearson, the chief executive at the time, explained this to securities analysts by pointing to the looming patent expiration.
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Yet, the Trump administration has also set a March 2628 deadline as the expiration date for DACA as it currently exists.
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If TLT were to close below $127 on July 21 expiration, Gordon would get to keep the $88 he took in.
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This is a nearly $1 million bet that the XRT will fall anywhere from 3 to 9 percent by January expiration.
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However, the Apple Card won't use a traditional 16-digit card number, CVV code, or expiration date as a personal identifier.
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But earlier this year, Department of Homeland Security officials urged Haitian recipients to prepare for the program's potential expiration in January.
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One reason taxes rise over the course of the decade is that the plan includes several tax credits with expiration dates.
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The expiration date can be confusing because oftentimes it refers to how long said product lasts before we start using it.
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In this case, the company confirms that attackers were able to exfiltrate names, credit card numbers, expiration dates and CVV numbers.
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Conversely, "Adidon" also embodies the point of exhaustion we've all felt as these beefs have stretched long past their expiration date.
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If they don't, when we get to the bridge, that is at the expiration of the ultimatum, we will cross it.
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Q&A Q. Why does organic milk have a longer shelf life, as signified by later expiration dates, than regular milk?
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He says the high price of drugs and shortages make it time to reexamine drug expiration dates in the commercial market.
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But joining the rap establishment as an in-demand producer can also mean that you've been stamped with an expiration date.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the expiration date of individual tax cuts proposed in the Senate tax overhaul plan.
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The Verge reviews editor Dan Seifert became visibly and perhaps disproportionately upset by the bags' expiration date, which was December 2019.
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Ms. Markle and Prince Harry went a very different direction with sponge cake, skipping the traditional, no-expiration-date English fruitcake.
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Section Partners has $120 million in committed capital and calls its option exercise financing a "lifeline" for employees facing option expiration.
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The USDA is concerned that the salads may still be in people's refrigerators even though they are past their expiration dates.
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The app, called FD-Detector, helps users identify fake medicines using a drug's barcode to verify its authenticity and expiration date.
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But he would make money on the trade as long as the stock closes above the $34.65 breakeven level on expiration.
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Shares of Chewy, the online pet retailer, gained more than 5% on Wednesday, as the company brushed off lockup expiration worries.
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Worse, the deal set expiration dates on certain clauses that eventually allow for the Islamist state to develop nuclear weapons freely.
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Asa Hutchinson (R) scheduled the executions for before the expiration date, and the first two had been set for Monday night.
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In Virginia, the expiration of DACA will prevent thousands of DACA students from being allowed to pay in-state tuition rates.
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But it does mean you get an updated C.V.V. (a three- or four-digit anti-fraud security code) and expiration date.
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Steady utilization rates and growing rig demand for existing wells are offsetting the expiration of long-term contracts, the bank said.
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They give us food that they can no longer sell because of an expiration date or because the box is damaged.
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Analysts also attributed the drop in open interest partly on the expiration of the April fed funds contract on April 28.
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You should also always check the expiration date, according to Ross, especially if the product is on sale at the store.
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"Because these items have no real expiration date, you can take as long as you need to finish them," McGrath says.
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The Replicator was born during a boom in cheap consumer 3D printing, following the expiration of key printing patents in 2009.
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Makeup users in the UK donated the products, the majority of which were reported to be used after their expiration dates.
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Cardillo said rising commodity prices and the expiration of futures options contracts on Friday should provide some support to the market.
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The number of permits taken out by developers soared in the first half of 2015, in anticipation of the program's expiration.
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An expiration date for child-care tax credits and a denial of such credits for immigrant children without Social Security cards.
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Yes, the vaunted block grants that Graham and Cassidy say will give states such flexibility have a built-in expiration date.
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If there is a 30-day free trial service that you feel you have to sign up for, create a countdown reminder in your phone that notifies you a few days before your trial's expiration date and then the day of its expiration, too, so that you can cancel your subscription before the payments kick in.
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If Stranger Things has taught us anything, it's that nerdy outcasts who are smarter than everyone else come with an expiration date.
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UBS and Rabobank are leading the repricing, which follows the recent expiration of a six month soft-call period, the sources said.
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The one-liter bottles in question have a blue tint and base, dishwasher safe labels and an expiration date of April 2020.
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A carton of eggs belonging to Imgur user BenFaulding might be changing the course of time with a very incorrect expiration date.
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For Keene to make money on the trade, Cliffs would have to close above the breakeven point of $12.20 on April expiration.
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But the message itself has an expiration date, and Booker himself has been obsessed with the passage of time as a theme.
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The thing is, many experts agree with him—especially about how much those expiration and sell by dates contribute to food waste.
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But in the coming months, Facebook will bring either this expiration timer or another way to Unsend messages to all Messenger threads.
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"Comparing my patter when I started the thing and my patter now, I sound nearer and nearer to my expiration," Pop said.
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On Wednesday, new legislation was introduced in the U.S. Senate and House that would make expiration date labeling more consistent and coherent.
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The malware was designed to collect data such as cardholder name, card number, expiration date and internal verification code, the company said.
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The best way to check the expiration date is to just read what's printed on the wrapper of the condom you're using.
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COM- CO, MCCLATCHY ANNOUNCED DEAL TO CONVERT REMAINING 17 AFFILIATE MARKETS INTO CO'S DIRECT SALES CHANNEL BEFORE OCT 2019 AGREEMENT EXPIRATION * CARS.
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Argentum and other generic drug makers have been blocked from launching their own versions of the cancer drug until its expiration date.
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One thing Bowe said many consumers often overlook, which can hinder sunscreen protection, is that the lotions do have an expiration date.
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To ride that potential move higher, Gordon is buying the July 26 expiration 116 call and selling the 124 call for $3.06.
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She also noted that the expiration date of the offer was communicated for a year now, so Microsoft couldn't change it anymore.
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If the IBB closes at or above $320 come mid-December expiration, each spread will be worth $2,000, for a healthy profit.
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The term refers to the expiration of contracts for stock index options, index futures and options during the final hour of trading.
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This is a bet AMD can move as high as $45 a share through to the expiration of the options contract. Disclaimer
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This is a bearish bet that Boeing shares will fall as low as that $320 strike, or roughly 8%, by October expiration.
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Users on Soylent's message boards have reported getting sick from bars with the same expiration date with the code 0716 after it.
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Credit card numbers, expiration dates, and verification numbers, along with names and addresses were stolen by the malware, the security firm said.
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Just over a week remains before higher tariffs can be triggered by the expiration of a U.S.-imposed deadline for an agreement.
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Broader gains in the market were capped due to caution ahead of the expiration of March futures & options later in the day.
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With these patients in mind, researchers tested devices whose expiration dates had passed to determine whether they were still potent and safe.
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Reuters also reported that traders were dumping stocks ahead of the expiration of a share sales ban on listed companies' major shareholders.
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Since each contract references 100 shares, this is a $960,000 bet that U.S. Steel stock will close above $22.96 by June expiration.
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The goal is for the stock to move to the strike you are short, or in this case $270 by May expiration.
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The goal is for the stock to rise to the strike you are short, or in this case $105 by May expiration.
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"Make sure to check the pen's expiration date and have a backup on hand if yours is close to expiring," he advises.
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Be smart: With the expiration of vehicles allowing simple-majority votes in the Senate, Trump achievements soon will require substantial Democratic votes.
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Apply it thoroughly every two hours and check the expiration dates as sunscreen does expire; and sit in the shade whenever possible.
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WATCH THIS: Flipping Out Star Jeff Lewis Shows Off His Gorgeous Home Lewis admits the timing of his contract expiration wasn't ideal.
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The goal is for the stock to fall to the strike you are short or in this case $31 by April expiration.
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While they won't disappear immediately, you can set expiration time for messages where they're automatically cleared every 30 days or every year.
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This is a $260,000 bet that the VIX will fall below 15 by June expiration (since VIX options have a $100 multiplier).
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If Boeing shares were to close above $360 or below $320 on April 26 expiration, Gordon would lose a maximum of $279.
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To set an expiration date in the new Gmail, you'll need to enable confidential mode on the specific email that you're sending.
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They must also ensure that Iran will not have a "patient pathway" to a nuclear weapon following expiration of the JCPOA's restrictions.
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The firm said Beyond Meat's risk/reward "skewed towards the upside" as the company is getting through it IPO lock-up expiration.
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The recall affects Comforts FOR BABY Purified Water with Fluoride Added with expiration dates from April 26, 2018 to October 10, 2018.
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Fridge Pal, a free app, keeps an inventory of your food, reminds you of expiration dates, and lets you search for recipes.
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You can close out the position at any time, or if you wait until the expiration it will settle automatically to cash.
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The Forever GI bill will remove the expiration date put into place by the Post-9/11 GI Bill for work study.
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Con: She's not well-known nationally and could be seen as past her political expiration date, having left office in 2015. 10.
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Instead of buying in bulk and wasting, products with an expiration date like sunscreen are best bought in smaller amounts for cheap.
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Most parents buy multiple EpiPens for home, in the car and school and may replace them annually, depending on the expiration date.
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The recalled salad, which was produced between June 1 and July 13, has expiration dates ranging between June 22 and August 3.
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Should Nvidia close above $140 on July 21 expiration, Gordon would get to keep that amount, for his maximum profit of $204.
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One of the market's biggest bulls sees stocks getting their groove back this year, but his forecast comes with an expiration date.
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The trader is betting that the stock will rise another 21 percent from current levels to close at $10.20 by June expiration.
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At the very latest, Cassie and Alex have 90 days to tie the knot ... that's the expiration date for Cali marriage licenses.
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As the UN assessments make clear, Palestinians in Gaza are struggling not just for their rights, but to preempt their collective expiration.
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The subscriptions also support seven-day free trials, trial expiration reminders and are billed together on a single statement from Roku monthly.
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But his business likely has an expiration date: Apple's newest computers have a built-in software kill switch that prevents independent repair.
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It's time we gave women the same on-screen expiration date for their sexuality that men have — which is to say, none.
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"There's been an attitude around this town for a long time that deadlines and expiration dates don't really matter," Stipicevic told me.
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With the virtually unlimited variations of strike prices and expiration dates available, investors can customize their risk/reward parameters with remarkable precision.
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In 1986, the Air Force, hoping to save on replacement costs, asked the FDA if certain drugs' expiration dates could be extended.
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For several decades, the program has found that the actual shelf life of many drugs is well beyond the original expiration dates.
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The old bridge, soaring 125 feet above the industrial Newtown Creek on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, was long past its expiration date.
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Most commercial hand sanitizers are effective for a couple of years when they are stored properly and are marked with expiration dates.
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For a market rocked by big volatile moves lower, Friday's expiration of stock futures and options could add even more wild swings.
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Because these blockbusters — especially a period piece like "Mulan" — don't have an expiration date, there's no reason to rush them to market.
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There is no permanent commissioner leading the I.R.S. Its last one, John Koskinen, left in November at the expiration of his term.
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This means that should the stock close above $195 on April 24 expiration, Gordon would make the $210 credit on the trade.
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The expiration of the Social Security payroll tax holiday, in effect since 2011, also played a role, but a comparatively small one.
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Metal cards are notoriously difficult to destroy when you want to cancel your card or when it's simply past its expiration date.
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The looming expiration of these deals has ignited questions about whether Big Tech companies will make considerable pushes to secure broadcast rights.
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The expiration of lower individual tax rates at the end of 2025 will add to slowed economic growth then, the CBO added.
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The expiration of the self-imposed deadline between Qualcomm and NXP leaves Qualcomm on the hook for a $2 billion breakup fee.
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Should Amazon close above $1,440 on March 29 expiration, Gordon would make around $400, which is what he collected for the trade.
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Quadruple witching Friday also marked what is known as quadruple witching, the simultaneous expiration of futures and options on stocks and indexes.
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However, the scandal-scarred Zuma — who is reportedly considering stepping down ahead of his 2019 term expiration — is a cause for concern.
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Or a chicken, or a salmon fillet, or any of a few hundred items that are hours from their midnight expiration date.
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"Get the tax cut effective now," he said, adding GOP lawmakers can address the expiration of the tax cuts after the midterms.
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Lowe can't be sure how long the materials in his Tutankhamun facsimile will last, but his data sets have no expiration date.
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It's important to note that if you have stock options, they come with an expiration date, which is often around 10 years.
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Common misunderstandings persist about who needs a passport (answer: everyone, even infants) and the rules regarding expiration dates, which vary by country.
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The UAW contract's expiration coinciding with an industry shift from production to clearing inventory could pose a challenge to the union's negotiations.
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