And if Mars was once flush with liquid, was it also flush with life?
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So, while the area is flush with options for travelers who are flush with cash, those don't want to spend around $200 per night on accommodations might want to rethink where they're staying.
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The secondary button now sits flush with the case, too.
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It sits flush with the rest of the city block.
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The business section was flush with advertising, until it wasn't.
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Flush with cash, the pair continued along the refugee route.
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All of those components sit flush with the phone's back.
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And you know how national parks are flush with cash!
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Trump is also right about colleges being flush with cash.
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Property values would surge, schools would be flush with cash.
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Why raise taxes when the system is flush with cash?
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This campaign was flush with serious, sweeping clashes over the future.
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Like the Model X, the handles are flush with the door.
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The guide triumphantly returned in 1999, even more flush with listings.
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The 22-megapixel camera's sensor sits flush with the phone's back.
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Medicare Advantage, however, enjoys bipartisan support and is flush with money.
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European social democracy is not flush with fresh thinkers right now.
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Wealthy millennials may be flush with cash, but they're not naive.
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When you wake up from a nap, you're flush with acetylcholine.
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Flush with money and a financial incentive to trailblaze, Time Inc.
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The 2017 corporate tax cut left US businesses flush with cash.
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Things just look good, and healthy, and flush with new records.
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That he was devastated — but suddenly flush with cash and free time.
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The Paperwhite's display sits flush with its body, preventing that from happening.
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People were flush with cash and they were up for a gamble.
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Some, like Tyler Clem, are flush with cash, sponsors and safety equipment.
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WeWork was a unicorn, a near-invincible powerhouse flush with venture capital.
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We're flush with important, popular, critically adored, award-winning music by women.
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That's because criminal defendants are not, as a rule, flush with cash.
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By the time I flopped into bed, I was flush with possibility.
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Let it sit for half an hour, then flush with boiling water.
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"We're flush with oil," said Phillip Streible, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
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But we like the fact that it sits flush with the phone's body.
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Pour chocolate mixture over and fill flush with top line of baking cup.
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LinkedIn is flush with newly departed "Faradians," as they're called at the company.
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The nova's camera, on the other hand, sits flush with the phone's rear.
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Many deals have enjoyed huge order books from fund managers flush with cash.
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The fundraising comes at a time when Asia is flush with fresh capital.
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They don't want the government to be perceived as being flush with cash.
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The NRA is flush with cash following this year's extremist anti-gun rhetoric.
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Its two camera sensors sit flush with the phone's back, looking quite elegant.
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Compass, flush with cash from SoftBank, acquired CRM provider Contactually in February 2019.
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Flush with cash from the tax cuts, Corporate America binged on share buybacks.
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But Ms. Saldon, flush with fresh love, would do it all over again.
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A surging Taliban insurgency, meanwhile, is flush with a new inflow of money.
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Flush with the euphoria of victory, he felt then it could be pyrrhic.
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The retail sector is flush with store closures taking place later this year.
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Most companies, flush with cash from tax cuts, are ramping up their dividends.
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Otherwise, their early spending habits were fairly unsurprising for teens flush with cash.
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When I told her, her face went blank, then flush with a strange fear.
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Ten percent is less than a foot away from being flush with the sea.
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Flush with funds and oil wealth, malls and fancy restaurants sprouted along its roads.
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FLUSH WITH victory at home in 1980, Iran's new rulers turned their attention abroad.
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While the company is flush with cash, 40% of it is tied-up overseas.
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Flush with cash, the company has invested heavily in philanthropic efforts — both through internet.
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Latin American startups flush with fresh capital are also eager to tap additional markets.
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The balance sheet is flush with net cash and investments totaling some $143 billion.
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The Trump campaign is flush with cash as it goes on this hiring spree.
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Instead, she wanted to tap other budgetary lines flush with more than $93 million.
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That fascination continues: at this moment, New York is flush with vintage tattoo exhibitions.
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Congressional candidates who speak of "liberating the American underclass" are flush with campaign donations.
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Religious groups and temples, flush with donations, compete to create the loudest, brightest displays.
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The company gets to exit bankruptcy flush with cash and often virtually debt-free.
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The free-agent market is thin on the former and flush with the latter.
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Flush with the cash, entrepreneurs operated with scant oversight and little regard for profit.
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Unlike the G123's, the P9's cameras sit flush with the phone's back.
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Zurich is flush with overpriced five-star resorts, but it woefully lacks midrange options.
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It's created boomtowns flush with cash in once sparsely populated parts of the country.
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In the more northerly bit of Alaska, flush with oil, 66% expressed their satisfaction.
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Somehow, LG managed to include two cameras that are flush with the phone's body.
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The simple white marker, flush with the earth, reads KAREN L. NAVARRA, 1950–2018.
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It's created boomtowns flush with cash in once sparsely populated parts of the country.
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With prices like these, is it any wonder that I'm constantly flush with cash?
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Like Léger's early paintings, the film is flush with discontinuous, fragmented, and kaleidoscopic sensations.
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Now, flush with fresh funding its priority for the next 12 months is scaling up.
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One new aesthetic change: the cameras are flush with the body and don't protrude (yay!).
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It isn't only offices based on the East Coast that are flush with Saudi cash.
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Many buyout firms are flush with cash after recent divestments and amid cheap borrowing costs.
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News about the fundraising comes at a time when Asia is flush with fresh capital.
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Stagnant wages and the lower price of investment goods mean companies are flush with cash.
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Uber competitor Lyft is now flush with cash after a $1 billion investment from Alphabet.
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This time around, however, secondary buyers are flush with cash and Harvard can be choosy.
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Now that Snap is flush with public dollars, the question becomes: How to spend it?
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It should also be flush with the rest of the phone, eliminating the camera bump.
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Now, with coffers flush with revenue, the state wants to buy those buildings back. Gov.
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Tuck the crust underneath itself so it's flush with the edge of the pie plate.
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The top clubs, flush with TV money, signed expensive foreign stars in ever greater numbers.
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Buttigieg's campaign was also not as flush with campaign cash as it was months ago.
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Few are complaining, but the working class here is not feeling flush with newfound wealth.
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I'd also like to see the camera bump become flush with the body again, too.
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Now it was flush with government advertising revenue, which more than tripled after the sale.
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If you are flush with cash during your retirement, your future self will thank you.
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" Banos added: "We had cars, we could visit friends, and we were flush with cash.
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Now flush with dev kits, Pokora was able to start modifying the recently released Halo 3.
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The screen is mostly flush with the band, as though it's all one big, continuous strap.
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The two-tone flash is there, too, and all three are thankfully flush with the device.
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Banks in Japan are flush with liquidity, notes Takuji Okubo of Japan Macro Advisor, a consultancy.
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Some companies are flush with minority and female lobbyists, but just not at the top spot.
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In finance executives begin bowing out in their 40s, flush with wealth and drained by stress.
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The door to the SOC is hidden, a nine-foot wooden slab flush with the wall.
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Companies are flush with cash, but unloading their cash pile via buybacks has become more controversial.
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LOOKING ABROAD Latin American startups flush with fresh capital are also eager to tap additional markets.
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Instead you drop it into a suede-lined slot where it sits flush with the laptop.
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China's financial market is flush with liquidity, but where is the system (to make it stay)?
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Common Sense, Harris' partner in the Truth About Tech advocacy campaign, is already flush with cash.
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Leonard Green is flush with cash, having raised a $9.6 billion private equity fund last year.
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Flush with cash after a stellar second quarter, it even announced a $1.8 billion share buyback.
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Flush with capital, Ant Financial invested $321 million in a Chinese bike-sharing venture called Hellobike.
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One of them would appear, flush with alcohol and annoyance, and promise to turn it down.
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Couldn&apost the Knicks, flush with cap space, have taken on Paul, along with two picks?
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The surge comes as investment firms are flush with new capital to deploy for bigger deals.
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On the rear, we see a dual camera that sits flush with the phone's aluminum back.
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His midsection, wrapped in a double-breasted suit, was nearly flush with the green leather bench.
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Flush with cash, bot-owned record company builds huge monuments to Prince in non-spatial dimensions.
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Despite the carnage, one veteran tech investor says the space is now flush with cheap buys.
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This indicates a strong U.S. economy and that the wealthy are "flush with cash," CNBC reports.
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The tombstone, flush with the manicured lawn, noted Cole's military service but contained no other epitaph.
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Unlike Hollywood, Arab cinema is flush with female directors making films that deal with feminist issues.
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Just a few hours later, his staff looked flush with victory, despite the third-place finish.
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Fiat Chrysler's CEO wants to retire in 2019 with the carmaker nicely profitable and flush with cash.
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Corporations are flush with cash from large profits and aggressively low interest rates, yet they aren't investing.
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It will sit flush with the ceiling, and unlike the mirror, some heavier installation may be necessary.
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Cruise is newly flush with cash; it just received a massive $2.26 billion investment from Japan's Softbank.
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Lochte is not only a decorated swimmer, but a reality TV star flush with lucrative endorsement deals.
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Meanwhile, countries that were once flush with oil revenues have had to adjust to tougher economic reality.
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Why it matters: It's harder for startups to raise money, even though investors are flush with cash.
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The ten ink drawings are flush with gradient sunsets alongside the icy fluorescent glare from nighttime haunts.
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That January, flush with the appearance of success, Trump launched his newly burnished brand into another medium.
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Other money supply data on Thursday confirmed China continued to keep the financial system flush with cash.
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It was, she said, "a dream come true" — but it was also an experience flush with challenges.
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Hong Kong's markets have remained flush with excess cash, keeping a lid on local currency interest rates.
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Who is the mysterious person—or persons—keeping the northbound I-270 on-ramp flush with pickles?
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The NBA and NCAA ranks are flush with more Canadian talent than at any point in history.
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It helped even more that the city was flush with cash and raises were distributed all around.
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Flush with millions, these tycoons — for all their disrepute as robber barons — enhanced the great cultural institutions.
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The state treasury is flush with cash, and is socking billions away in a rainy-day fund.
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Flush with cash from its domination of the opium trade, the Taliban may simply be buying them.
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Flush with resources, countries expanded social protections for workers, the poor, indigenous peoples, L.G.B.T. people and women.
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Flush with its largest round ever, I don't see the company in a hurry to go public.
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The county was prosperous once, dotted with thriving towns and flush with wealth from the tobacco fields.
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The list shows that the "wealthy are flush with cash" and that the U.S. economy is strong.
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It's important to multiple constituencies, not the least of which, are some donors rather flush with cash.
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A search for a new chief executive is underway, and the board is flush with new faces.
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But Shudder, which is flush with corporate backing and studio cooperation, is largely immune to these obstacles.
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Simply put, the NBA is flush with young, tall guys who have unusual and unique skill sets.
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Many buyout firms have been flush with cash after recent rounds of divestments and amid cheap borrowing costs.
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Emirati citizens prefer to work for the state which, flush with petrodollars, pays fat wages for light work.
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Often big firms, flush with such cheap loans, will further extend credit in local currencies to smaller ones.
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New Zealand is flush with fascinating birds, but perhaps Rex Tillerson didn't expect to see this particular kind.
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Thanks to the tax cuts, corporations are now flush with even more cash to return to their shareholders.
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Inexperienced investors such as peer-to-peer firms, flush with cash, thought they could turn an easy profit.
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The ride-hail company is playing catch-up in a market that's already flush with billion-dollar startups.
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A real nifty feature is that the PopTop lays flush with the case when it's not in use.
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Resultantly, Chinese companies, many of which are flush with cash and looking to diversify, are investing in sports.
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Hong Kong's markets have remained flush with excess cash, keeping a lid on Hong Kong dollar interest rates.
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Even back in 2002, when the adult industry was flush with cash, these fees were a painful nuisance.
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It's no secret that the market is flush with terrible wearables — functional pieces that are a total eyesore.
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Back then, early speculators in Bitcoin, flush with newfound crypto-fortune, plunged their money back into emerging cryptocurrencies.
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At the time, Louisiana was flush with federal funds for Hurricane Katrina reconstruction and running a budget surplus.
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Why would companies flush with more cash than they have ever had on hand suddenly increase business investment?
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The neighborhood was evolving from one that had been flush with synagogues and restaurants selling matzo ball soup.
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"Mutual funds are flush with liquidity, enabling adequate investor interest from a diversification perspective as well," he said.
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And 53 months since, flush with that VC cash, it started work on its next big product reveal.
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Samira followed the pulsing purple tracing on her handheld map to the hatch, flush with an anonymous bulkhead.
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But the city is flush with cash and expected to approve a near-$90 billion budget next month.
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Traditional banks are flush with cash, he said, and aren't having to compete for deposits by raising rates.
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It's almost flush with the rest of the phone, so you can easily slip it in your pockets.
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Britney is now flush with cash, has joint custody and by all rights is considered a good parent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Not a lot of people are sending messages flush with 💩 emoji.
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An education system flush with cash but which leaves our young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge.
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One might assume I was working overtime to manage my condition because Whole30 was flush with natural carbs.
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And after record fundraising in the off-year, the group is flush with cash to continue its onslaught.
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Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg are all flush with funds, but Biden could be badly outspent leading into Iowa.
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All seem to be sporting mid-drive motors and internal removable batteries that sit flush with the frame.
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Low interest rates, bull markets and corporations flush with cash all create the right conditions for merger activity.
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Instead, it uses clickable buttons that sit flush with the two rear grip areas of the DualShock 4.
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All the framed photos or artwork will lay flush with the TV, so it won't look super awkward.
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Flush with inspiration, he embarked on a work of Wagnerian dimensions: a trilogy of oratorios on Christian themes.
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Mr. Trump ended the 2016 campaign flush with funds, in part because of substantial sales of the hats.
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Deals • U.S. private equity firms, flush with record amounts of cash, are struggling with how to spend it.
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Buttigieg, flush with cash, brought in Ben Harper, a nationally known musician, to play his pre-LJ rally.
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In India, still flush with joy and celebration, LGBT activist Jhoti said he was hopeful about the future.
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Not to mention that a recently disbanded automotive sensor company, Pearl Automation, was flush with former Apple engineers.
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Revenue growth is up about 10 percent in the second quarter, indicating that corporations are flush with cash.
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Flush with state funding, Avtovaz and other Russian companies are once again increasing sales to the Caribbean isle.
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However, when parties are flush with funds, candidates have incentives to moderate to get access to their vast chests.
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While the Bay area is home to delivery startups flush with cash and horrible unit economics, this Birmingham, Ala.
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Despite his heavy spending, Buttigieg's strong fundraising over the course of the year has left him flush with cash.
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These companies flush with cash see opportunities to fill holes, and they are going for one piece after another.
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The ear cups can swivel to sit flush with your chest, and doing so automatically turns off the headphones.
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New Mexico's trust lands are flush with oil; by exploiting them, the state raked in almost $500m in 2016.
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European clubs know that Premier League sides are flush with cash, so demand greater transfer fees, reckons 21st Club.
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Or, I'll search international sites for Costa Rican estates, flush with tropical fruit trees and the occasional howler monkey.
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Saying American schools are "flush with cash" and students are "deprived of all knowledge" is quite a rhetorical flourish.
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Comparing these images to Kinmont's makes his work look all the more flush with the false innocence of modernity.
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Yet it is unlikely that slightly tighter credit has substantially crimped investment, because American firms are flush with cash.
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Several factors have underpinned growth this year, starting with the economy and consumers flush with more cash to spend.
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The internet bubble burst the year before, and Netflix, once flush with venture capital, was running out of money.
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They also question whether tax cuts would boost investment and jobs since American companies are already flush with cash.
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It's more than just "scaling up" and "hiring talent" — the go-to declarations from startups flush with venture funding.
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The state of the unicorn Public markets are riding high, and many big tech acquirers are flush with cash.
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The health care industry is flush with cash, and insurers use campaign contributions to wield substantial influence in Congress.
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It's flush with exquisite details, including one-of-a-kind Spanish tiles and $200,000 worth of Cantera stone accents.
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The conservative apparatus for sowing discontent with a new administration is in place, flush with cash and battle-tested.
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The company was flush with cash and spent $6 billion buying back its own stock from 2005 through 22014.
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Their Rolodexes are flush with former cabinet members and current Pentagon officials who are happy to take their calls.
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They're an ecosystem endemic to South Florida, flush with gumbo limbos, mahoganies, coco plums, warblers and, of course, butterflies.
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Even the mighty Lakers, flush with spending money, aren't quite sure what they can accomplish in the month ahead.
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Flush with this cash, some of the biggest names in the game, like DeVry, went public in the 90s.
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The Missouri River, the source of all that trouble, is still flush with the top of the river bank.
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The organ is always flush with blood, holding about 13 percent of the body's supply at any given time.
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Flush with ideas, Mr. McLaughlin and Mr. Lautenschleger are formulating their next goal: building a game and entertainment powerhouse.
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The African-inflected main courses are generally the best choices: for vegetarians, the Comoros Curry is flush with coconut.
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Today, Washington is one of America's most prosperous cities, flush with tax money from a booming population and economy.
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"Netflix is flush with people who have a little experience but not a ton," one former Netflix employee said.
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The United Nations, the World Bank and other institutions would no longer find themselves as flush with American dollars.
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Tirtanata said that keeping the business sustainable is a key focus even though it is now flush with new capital.
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After all, Hillary Clinton's team was flush with elite talent and got advice from Eric Schmidt, known for running Google.
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Also, notice how the dual camera system on the Essential Phone is flush with the backside — there's no camera bump!
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One of his grossest studies (non-commissioned) was on how far bacteria spread when you flush with the lid up.
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Flush with cash from their main property business, some of these developers are now vying with each other for buyers.
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Unfortunately, the soundbar is large and heavy, and doesn't sit flush with the display when it's mounted on a wall.
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It currently has 35 employees; flush with these new funds, Hein intends to boost to 50 in the coming months.
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Unemployment is low; consumers are flush with cash; and underlying inflation is close to the Fed's 2% target (see article).
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It's both light and comfortable, and the top screen is now flush with the system, creating a much cleaner effect.
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It comes with an airtight lid machined to sit flush with the rim of the pot, which enables waterless cooking.
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About 14 miles down the highway, in Jackson, Wyoming, Bobbie Reppa expects the family business to be flush with demand.
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A central bank flush with retail deposits might find itself being forced to lend them back to the banking system.
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Psychologists and sociologists position our peak friend-making period in our younger years, when we're flush with time and opportunity.
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Japanese companies, flush with cash and facing limited growth at home, have sought to acquire firms in the United States.
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Investors have been looking for signs of an aggressive growth plan, with Whitbread flush with cash from the Costa sale.
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Hirano noted that dollar-funding costs were rising as Japanese financial institutions flush with yen try to seek growth overseas.
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"The fourth quarter financing the Company announced leaves HBC flush with cash" (to go private), Litt said in the letter.
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Four whimsical islands, flush with 100 different fluorescent and pastel colors, form a landscape that would make Princess Bubblegum jealous.
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One season, her shop will be filled with Russians, flush with oil revenue, favoring slim lines and lots of gold.
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Flush with cash, US companies announced a record $1.04 trillion in stock buybacks last year, according to TrimTabs Investment Research.
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Marin caught Feil and Goldman on a good day, flush with cash after flipping a major property on Fifth Avenue.
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Chinese lenders have grown big in traditional business like investment banking and brokerage, flush with Beijing backing and cheap funding.
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Records and interviews show that CDC and HHS didn't make GDD a priority even when they were flush with funding.
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Flush with his Facebook millions, he travels to Kenya twice to observe two very different attempts at relieving extreme poverty.
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President Trump's 2017 tax plan has created expectations that America's 1 percent is flush with cash to spend on art.
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JK: Flush with water and massage a tiny amount of dish soap into the stain, or use a Shout Wipe.
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For Yousef, one of the drill workers, striking water meant he would go home for the holidays flush with cash.
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But even as Lorain and many other Ohio cities are barely scraping by, the state government is flush with money.
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" Arvio gives us this translation: "Halfway down the gully / the blades from Albacete / glisten like fishes / flush with fighting blood.
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To do so would certainly be a 'win' for big, regulated industries flush with cash and cadres of paid lobbyists.
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The camera is completely flush with the surface of the back, which is itself completely flush except for texture changes.
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Grade: 🐪 The LG G8 ThinQ is one of few phones with cameras that are flush with the body. 1.
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Dick Gephardt (Mo.) is flush with clients, including working for Bayer as the company attempts a mega-merger with Monsanto.
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Step 2: I secured the problem area so that I could pull it flush with a second layer of tape.
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Flush with tiny shrubberies and charmingly obtuse wading bodies, an illustration series mines the depths of a care-free life.
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Video seems to be the next playground for big companies flush with cash that want to differentiate themselves in the market.
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Brent crude has traded around $55 — a far cry from levels above $100 that once kept OPEC members flush with revenue.
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Today, the league is profitable, culturally relevant, and flush with MVP-caliber talent that does not play in Oakland or Cleveland.
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The latest and "final" trailer for The Mummy is flush with creepy special effects, Tom Cruise, and somewhat sadly, complete sound.
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Another is to send out alerts when catered events let out, inevitably leaving trays still flush with fruit, bagels and crudités.
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Pinterest is flush with some additional funding, having raised an additional $150 million earlier this year at a $12.3 billion valuation.
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Post-industrial Baltimore is not a city flush with cash like, say, the booming tech hubs of Seattle and San Francisco.
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Many — some flush with cash from last year's STOP School Violence Act — have turned to active-shooter consultants to conduct drills.
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It's been hard for us to get clearance to export some of this stuff that we're flush with around the world.
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Flush with long stretches of road, Australia is now set to be home to one of the world's longest electric highways.
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Hardened by the fighting and flush with arms from Iran, it now more closely resembles a regular—and quite effective—army.
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The camera bump will probably sit flush with the outside of Apple-made cases, as the iPhone XS bump currently does.
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Supply pipelines, once flush with chips and cards, are running dry, with the rising popularity of crypto-mining a main factor.
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As CNN Money previously reported, Bush privatized many government jobs and the state was flush with job growth during his term.
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The watch does sport a pair of buttons, as well — back and power — which sit fairly flush with the watch casing.
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Once known as the timber capital of the nation, the county was kept flush with cash from the lucrative logging industry.
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With this adapter from Ten One, though, your MacBook charger will sit flush with the wall or port it's charging from.
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" But Mr. Burney, the rights advocate, believes the government is on some level complicit, saying: "These smugglers are flush with cash.
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This week Earn's once again flush with newfound dividends and he's going well out of his way to waste it … again.
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The building houses artwork from Latin America's colonial period, and it's flush with Baroque detailing, four-story columns, and subtle grandeur.
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Koepka's face was flush with anxiety as he stood on the par-3 14th green studying his fourth consecutive bogey putt.
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Or they may just be another of-the-moment asset that 1 percenters, flush with cash, have inflated to unsustainable proportions.
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"We know Russia interfered in the last presidential election, and, flush with its success, will likely do so again," she wrote.
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" Chang presents Google as a bizarro PayPal, flush with good intentions to hire diverse talent and give women some "real power.
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Flush with cash, the president's aides are seeking out creative ways to advertise before the start of the general election campaign.
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By the 1970s, Germans flush with marks became figures of fun, on British TV at least, for their humorless, entitled demeanor.
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Would this be the stage on which Bloomberg, flush with cash and dominating social platforms and TV advertising, steamroll his rivals?
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SoftBank is flush with cash after selling a chunk of its Japanese telecommunications business in a $23.5 billion listing in December.
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Pierre also told us the focus for the business in 2020 — now flush with Series E cash — will be achieving profitability.
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Chinese state-backed venture funds, on the other hand, are flush with cash and not terribly concerned with generating a profit.
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One of the Trump Organization's biggest political customers is the Trump campaign itself, which by any measure, is flush with cash.
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Corporate America, flush with cash from the booming economy and huge tax cuts, is handing out dividends like candy these days.
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Illinois and New Jersey, two states notorious for underfunding their public pensions, are suddenly flush with cash when Amazon comes calling.
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The Oakland fire relief effort is flush with Hollywood celebs like Chelsea Handler, NFL coaches and tech companies all sending dough.
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Senate candidates -- even those as proficient in fundraising as Portman -- shouldn't be more flush with cash than their party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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Most of those deals recently expired, or are expiring soon, and Facebook is looking to keep its site flush with video content.
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The company has been grappling with how to grow U.S. sales amid a landscape flush with competition from Adidas, Nike and Lululemon.
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VCs are flush with cash, late-stage rounds are ballooning in size and IPO and M&A action is picking up, too.
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The Fed's balance sheet reduction policy has meant that the financial system is less flush with liquidity and with the U.S. dollar.
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Unlike many of its competitors, this US-made Bosch can even be mounted flush with cabinetry for a sleek, built-in look.
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Turns out you don't have to be flush with cash or even give up brunch in order to start saving for retirement.
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Starz, meanwhile, is struggling to maintain its economic strength as carriers, flush with content options, reconsider the amount they're willing to pay.
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Flush with billions in venture capital, Uber has been able to undercut the drivers in the room to the point of desperation.
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But rare earths are just some of the elements increasingly sought after as more of the world becomes increasingly flush with technology.
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At $100 billion, SoftBank's Vision Fund is the world's largest technology investment fund, flush with cash from Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi.
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Weak export markets, flush with supplies from top producer China, and a firm yen are also keeping a lid on Japan's output.
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Flush with a high valuation and lots of cash to lend, the online retailer has fairly easily tapped into a lucrative marketplace.
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Becca Cosmetics Rose Glow Kit, $48 ($90 value)Give winter skin a healthy flush with this set of pink products from Becca.
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In accessible prose flush with strong argument, they diagnose the E.U.'s problems — and offer prescriptions on how to deal with them.
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It's an actual brick-and-mortar business, after all, in an industry that is flush with grand ideas but lacking in execution.
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Under Armour has been grappling with how to grow U.S. sales amid a landscape flush with competition from Adidas, Nike and Lululemon.
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We might not be flush with cash, but we did have a plan — and answers to how we arrived at this point.
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But Tygapaw knows that your connect might be flush with drink tickets, so a free beverage isn't really going to cut it.
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The scans are not cheap, but Premier League teams are so flush with cash that it is not a concern, Tobin says.
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So expect the two, both flush with cash from investors, to keep spending money trying to gain pole position in that race.
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The city is a cultural center with a symphony orchestra, a national theater and a university district flush with parks and cafes.
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But flush with cash, some of China's stodgiest industrial companies have gone shopping for flashy new companies, making some entrepreneurs very rich.
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Eldoret, like most cities in Kenya, is home to its share of con artists, and athletes flush with cash are easy targets.
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In a past life, the comedian Sydnee Washington worked in high-end clubs serving cocktails and bottles to guests flush with cash.
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Buttigieg has emerged as a fundraising powerhouse and will enter the final stretch before the Iowa caucuses in February flush with cash.
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Though creating a carbon market system will be flush with wonky, technical rules, it's superior to a flat carbon tax, said Hanafi.
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Still, Microsoft shares have notched a 41 percent rally in the past 12 months and the software maker remains flush with cash.
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Both teams were flush with young stars and ultimately finished first and second in the division for the first time since 2009.
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Developers flush with cash built courses throughout Japan in the early 1990s, but about 200 have closed over the past couple decades.
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Now, it is flush with the tens of millions of dollars it has received from the Facebook fund-raiser and other sources.
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The poems are printed on separate canvases placed flush with Mokgosi's figurative paintings of a range of African and African American figures.
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But the opposite is actually true: Airports are flush with cash and have the ability to complete whatever infrastructure projects they wish.
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Mr. Trump and his partners pursued Russians newly flush with cash as the country's market opened up in the post-Soviet era.
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And unlike previous versions of Apple's Smart Keyboard case, the keyboard sits flush with the screen instead of producing an annoying bump.
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We followed him onto Ninth Street and then to Bainbridge, which was by then flush with the flow and miasma of Philadelphia.
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England is ranked third in the world; its domestic league is booming, flush with investment from the behemoths of the Premier League.
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Reggie's in Cincinnati, for example, is flush with incidents of possession/purchase of alcohol under 21, public intoxication, and drinking in public.
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And as a restricted free agent this July, entering a marketplace that's flush with cash, McGruder's story feels like it's only begun.
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If sponsors can find a way of beating strategic corporate buyers flush with cash, even bigger buyout deals could be done, bankers said.
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The only problem cited in the report was that a ladder was missing a "bumper" and was not flush with the pool's wall.
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In the late 1990s, former Soviet states were as flush with smart young programmers as they were impoverished of high tech career opportunities.
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He's said he sells about $1 billion or more worth of Amazon (AMZN) stock each year to keep his company flush with cash.
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Many Dutch politicians argued that the fact that many of the country's companies are flush with cash made them vulnerable as takeover targets.
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The stylus, for instance, sits perfectly flush with the handheld, meaning it might be the first DS stylus I don't end up losing.
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The government is flush with money as the oil price has doubled since its low in 2016 and production has reached record levels.
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Once applied, the huge camera bump that stands out in photos will actually be flush with the various backplates, according to Venture Beat.
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Merck has been flush with cash since the sale of its consumer health unit to Procter & Gamble for 3.4 billion euros last year.
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Located in Chestnut Hill, this spacious home is flush with amenities, including a wraparound deck, built-in book shelves and granite counter tops.
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Since the iPhone SE isn't as thin as the iPhone 29.3S, the camera lens is actually completely flush with the brush-aluminum body.
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Flush with cash, it was never the largest companies that were starved for the money necessary to make investments, it was small businesses.
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In fact, Trump told middle class families at the White House on Tuesday that the tax cuts would leave them flush with cash.
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Tracks murmur and thrum or surge and palpitate, flush with bleary murk and melodic curlicues reminiscent of earthen atmosphere and galactic ascent alike.
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Gone, too, are the foreigners who descended on the village over the last decade, sometimes on day trips from Kabul, flush with cash.
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While downtown Dallas is flush with glassy skyscrapers and high-priced restaurants, large tracts of the city's southern sector are empty and ragged.
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In response to these cultural changes, Silicon Valley, once again flush with cash, has set its sights on women's reproductive and sexual health.
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As tech companies flush with venture capital circle like vultures around the long-established and highly conventional industry, Orduña feels right at home.
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The Otter + Pop solves this problem with a more ergonomic design that makes the PopSocket sit flush with the case when it's retracted.
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As a compromise, there will likely be just one stadium used for both baseball and softball, even though Japan is flush with them.
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The journals — which were mostly based in Europe — focused on selling subscriptions internationally, targeting American universities flush with Cold-War era research funding.
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This idea is paramount in the career of composer/trumpeter, Jon Hassell, whose background is flush with music of all shapes and shades.
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Microsoft's new Surface Book 2 hinge is expected to allow the laptop screen to sit flush with the keyboard, just like regular notebooks.
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Driving along, you pass markets flush with fresh fruit that no one can afford, while children starve a half mile down the road.
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Far from being flush with cash, airports are taking on more debt, needing loans, bonds and other financing to pay for existing projects.
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Flush with success, its Free Syrian Army allies are first set on pushing eastward from Afrin, and on to the city of Manbij.
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Flush with cash from the $258 trillion tax cut, American companies bought back a record $806 billion of their own shares in 2018.
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Next Stop Younger Indians, flush with disposable income and a newfound appreciation of the cultural riches within their own borders, have discovered Kerala.
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Like many of her peers, she is expected to return home flush with cash for the traditional three-day holiday in mid-April.
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Flush with $75 million in cash, Pacronym, a new Democratic super PAC, was hoping to make a splash in the impeachment news cycle.
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The city has long been a destination for the rich and famous and is flush with cash from the entertainment and banking industries.
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They are flush with assets to bargain with and draft good players — Jaylen Brown is the latest Boston rookie to show significant potential.
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But they're so flush with cash and prospects, and their front office makes such sound decisions, that they should easily fill any hole.
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Lincoln has been steadily reinventing itself since about 2013, and now the brand — Ford&aposs luxury marque — is flush with stylish new SUVs.
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"If you're flush with cash, you can accelerate your 401(k) contributions to get to the max for the year early," he said.
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But now the industry is coming off two straight years of record sales in the United States, and automakers are flush with profits.
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Trump declared the landmark 2015 agreement had been "horrible," leaving the Iranian government flush with cash to fuel conflict in the Middle East.
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Companies flush with investor funding – like Ziroom and 5I5J - have been aggressively developing hundreds of thousands of rental homes in the past year.
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The waterfront mansion mansion is flush with luxury amenities, including a boat lift, an elevator, a wine cellar, and an enormous sneaker closet.
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Still flush with capital, Quizlet hired Glotzbach last spring to help it expand with founder Andrew Sutherland moving into the role of CTO.
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The other suites are flush with amenities as well, such as walk in closets, king- and queen-sized beds and en-suite bathrooms.
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And the dual camera on the Mi 5s Plus sits flush with the phone's back, unlike the one on the iPhone 7 Plus.
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It stays flush with the doors but when you push in the metal it'll pop out and you can use the handle normally.
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New progressive "resistance" groups, candidates up and down the ballot, and even the Democratic Party's House and Senate arms are flush with cash.
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When in use, it pops out just as you'd expect; when not, it folds into itself and goes almost completely flush with the case.
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It's a stark contrast to 2017 when asset managers were so flush with cash that even frontier markets such as Tajikistan could sell bonds.
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As the epicenter of fashion and culture, the city is flush with used treasures, many of which can be found at these bustling bazaars.
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From there, alternate the cuts and continue to push the remaining pieces together so they sit flush with one another, allowing for maximum enjoyment.
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FLUSH WITH CASH The divergence is only getting larger as surging iron ore prices lifted exports to all-time highs in the March quarter.
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But today it is flush with money from fund-raising, "hot" with would-be undergraduates across the country, and famous for recruiting academic superstars.
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There are now whole industries based on a kind of harmless scammery, and they are somehow both above board and flush with corporate cash.
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As an added bonus, the new cameras are completely flush with the back of the phone, instead of sticking out with a camera bump.
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Bits of the group, notably its steel and telecoms arms, are labouring under hefty debts even as other Tata companies are flush with cash.
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Ireland, flush with cash from its debt-fuelled "Celtic Tiger" economic boom, pumped out $1.32 trillion, and Hong Kong investors splashed out $1.7 trillion.
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Insurance giants are flush with capital and are are flooding to Silicon Valley to find the next startup to change the future of insurance.
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Ford and its competitors are so focused on the future, because the auto industry is flush with EV and smart mobility startups these days.
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Between subscriptions, ad revenue shares, tipping, sponsored content and product placement — all of which Facebook is testing — creators are suddenly flush with monetization options.
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"Clearly companies are flush with cash and are buying back shares," said Terry Sandven, senior equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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To be clear, these TVs all have borders around the screen, but they're flush with the glass at the top and on the sides.
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Make sure that the flat side of the adapter is exposed, and that the motor's turbine is flush with the end of the adapter.
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He told her stories about what he said was his past as a CIA and FBI agent flush with cash, her father has said.
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Samsung's flattened the camera bump to the point where it's nearly flush with the body and doesn't rock at all on a flat surface.
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We don't know what Kanye bought, but he's clearly making a point that he's still flush with cash and not $53 million in debt.
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Not everyone has $500 to drop on a hotel room, but you don't necessarily have to be flush with cash to travel in style.
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The novel became a huge best-seller, and Vladimir and Vera, flush with movie money from Stanley Kubrick, left the United States for Europe.
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New entrants such as PagSeguro Digital Ltd and Stoneco Ltd have gained market share and are flush with cash after going public in 2018.
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Still, companies that bank on a strong economy, when consumers are flush with cash, are in focus as concerns about a coming recession grow.
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But state-owned coal mining enterprises, flush with loans from state-owned banks, kept building more mines, leading to losses and dropping coal prices.
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Local inhabitants said there had been a notable decline in miners flush with cash - and the advertisements that sought to part them from it.
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The music industry, flush with cash as consumers replaced their vinyl with expensive CDs, went looking for the next "edgy" band or tattooed troubadour.
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As the industry has expanded, larger centers have acquired smaller ones and some programs, flush with private equity investments, have expanded across the country.
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Camera improvements are also slated, with low light performance enhancements and hardware that's flush with the back of the phone, so no lens bulge.
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Major League Gaming has the revenues and production value of a traditional sports league, and is flush with seemingly every resource except mainstream starpower.
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Dennis Schröder, Atlanta Hawks Next summer's free agency market is flush with exceedingly desirable point guards, and the Hawks will have max cap space.
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Such repurchases have boomed this year as the strong economy — and steep cuts in corporate tax rates — have left American companies flush with profits.
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One reason: Oklahoma City is not exactly flush with "extracurriculars," as George put it, so the players tend to linger at the practice facility.
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Or maybe they'd been puzzled by its vagueness, before eventually accepting it as just another viral marketing gimmick in an era flush with them.
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Holds love back for a future as big as this nail I beat into the bench where it lies almost flush with the wood.
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" Kavanaugh was even inexplicably dishonest when, flush with self-righteousness, he claimed that he got into Yale without connections, purely by "busting my tail.
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At a time when companies are flush with cash from last year's tax cut, there's no better time to raise the federal minimum wage.
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This cute little twig tree from Target hangs flush with the wall, so you won't have to worry about it taking up floor space.
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Though Republicans have benefited from super PACs flush with cash from deep-pocketed donors, Democrats in tough races have consistently outraised their Republican counterparts.
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The market weakness is likely to persist as dealers expect the Midwest to be flush with grain again once farmers start rolling their combines.
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American corporations flush with cash from last year's tax cuts and a growing economy are buying back their own shares at an extraordinary clip.
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We were fully expecting a classic Florida wild child, flush with cash and fame, and behaving as badly and babylike as her stage name portends.
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Snap has also been brutalized by Facebook subsidiary Instagram, which is flush with cash and claims to have well over 400 million daily active users.
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"Because U.S. consumers of our exports are flush with inventories there is not much demand pull right now for more imports from Canada," Exarhos said.
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Trump's campaign started June with just $1.3 million in the bank, while Clinton's campaign began this month flush with $42 million, according to the filings.
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Flush with new funding, Mr Jeff says it's aiming to have franchises operating in 30 countries by the end of 2019, looking east to Asia.
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But if you're flush with cash, you're getting an astonishingly light and fast 21080-in-3.03 that's legitimately good at everything it claims to do.
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Like Detroit carmakers before the arrival of the Japanese, in pre-internet days newspapers flush with profits from a captive market grew lazy and complacent.
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The EV startup began 2018 flush with new cash, and had a goal of kicking off production of its luxury electric SUV by year's end.
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Buttigieg's operation is flush with cash after raising what is expected to be the most of any other 2020 Democratic candidate in the second quarter.
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Postmates is trying to take on Amazon Prime Postmates' partner list is flush with food spots, but it also contains clothing options like American Apparel.
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Unlike Apple or Samsung's flagships, however, Xiaomi's new camera sits perfectly flush with the rear of the phone — no camera bumps to be found here.
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Their tumors each appear unique—their swollen, crumbling contours flush with fresh blood vessels emerging from beneath a tail here or between the legs there.
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Flush with large state reserves, China has been selling stockpiles of "old rice", which have gone to African markets previously dominated by Thailand, he said.
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Stringing the pattern throughout her works, Roberts' illustrations are flush with bright, white light, which in turn, amps up the realism factor within her works.
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Flush with his own recent electoral triumph, France's youthful President Emmanuel Macron, custodian of the Paris Climate accord, began a high-profile "bromance" with Trump.
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Juul has essentially cornered the market on vaping products and is now flush with cash following a $85033 billion investment from traditional cigarette-maker Altria.
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It is buying government bonds at a rate of 80 trillion yen, or $770 billion, a year to keep banks flush with cash to lend.
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As expected, Indian street vendors in the garment district were flush with knock-offs of Western brands like Addidas and Puma — and ready to haggle.
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It seems doubtful that the speaker, flush with victory, will extend a life raft to the President, who faces another deadline three weeks from now.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Not so long ago, Chinese bike-sharing firm Ofo was flush with cash and hailed as a game-changing tech startup.
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The payment woes have hit the revenues of Indian exporters as they struggle to complete deals struck when the rupee account was flush with funds.
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The Yankees were already somewhat flush with young talent, and flipping Chapman (and others) for prospects at the deadline last year only gave them more.
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Billy Bob Thornton (right, with Lou Diamond Phillips) stars as brilliant but seedy lawyer, now flush with cash thanks to last season's big courtroom win.
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Down the stairs was Hassey's Waterside Bar, which just might be the perfect vacation lounge, flush with the bay and covered in strings of lights.
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A new touch is the fingerprint sensor on the front; the optically-stabilized camera is also flush with the device, unlike rivals Samsung and Apple.
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Flush with money from "Internal Structure of Stars," his sole hit, he has recently bought, sight unseen, a house on Nantucket as an investment property.
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Flush with the projected savings from a $1.5 trillion law, they promised to raise wages, hand out bonuses to workers and invest in big projects.
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The speaker has made the case that the city, flush with cash from rising tax revenues, could afford to take on the new spending itself.
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That scenario has left private equity dealmakers, many of whom are already flush with cash, licking their lips at the possibility of scooping up deals.
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He swept into Hay in 1961, fresh down from Oxford, flush with inherited money from Yardley's soap and toilet water and sparkling with visionary schemes.
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The Saudi government is flush with cash from its vast oil reserves, and it has announced plans to invest billions of dollars around the world.
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Shy of the obviously awful salute, her beret shouldn't be that low and the back of it is supposed to be flush with the skull.
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But Mr. Forcade, flush with cash from trafficking (talk about "seed money"), was able to keep High Times afloat long enough to find an audience.
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State and local governments are not exactly flush with cash but will be expected to pay for an even larger share of public infrastructure investments.
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"The Fed is learning that it's not so easy as they thought to keep the banking system as a whole flush with reserves," Selgin said.
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Liquidity in the Taiwanese bond market is flush, with long-term buyers of debt, primarily life insurance firms, seeking creditworthy names and chasing higher yields.
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In the investment management world these days, the deals are not coming from American or British banks but from big Asian conglomerates flush with cash.
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College-age baby boomers, flush with discretionary income, turned out for a wide array of movies defining the adult world they were poised to enter.
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Flush with cash from the $20183 trillion tax cut, American companies bought back almost $22018 billion of their own stock last year, a record amount.
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The chamber will also be flush with declared and potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, including Senators Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand.
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Future classes may also be thin as teams flush with cash choose to extend their best young players rather than letting them hit the market.
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Some guys just take longer, and if Strome breaks out then the Coyotes go from being flush with young talent to absolutely stacked with it.
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There's no initial underpowered period of hunting upgrade runes to unlock core abilities, and no endgame of toying with ancillary powers once you're flush with them.
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Forbes magazine has released its annual list of super duper rich people on Tuesday, and move over Bill Gates because Jeff Bezos is flush with cash.
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Flush with fresh VC cash, Shaam says GoEuro is "hopeful" of adding two more countries in Q4 this year, expanding its footprint from 12 to 14.
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"The other larger companies that are flush with cash need that content to put through their pipes, whatever those pipes might be," Ovitz said on Thursday.
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The dock sits flush with the side of the display when attached, and adds many of the same ports you'd expect to see on a laptop.
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After three years as the vanguard fighting IS, Shia paramilitary forces are battle-hardened, well-armed and flush with at least $1bn of Iraqi government finance.
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Clinton was flush with more cash than any previous presidential aspirant, and a mainstream media that was willing to act as virtual campaign surrogates for her.
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The lens is perfectly flush with the back glass panel — if anything, it would likely be a bit recessed, were the glass not a contiguous surface.
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SETI is flush with new riches and interest in outer space has reached a crescendo unseen since at least the 'Space Race' of the last century.
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The effort has been criticized for providing a tax break to businesses and including certain cities already flush with investments, including parts of New York City.
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Meituan-Dianping is flush with cash: it just raised $4.1 billion, and has a roster of loyal investors who would probably inject more capital if needed.
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The company just went public and its stock has risen 700 percent in the first 3 months, so it is flush with cash for R&D.
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The cameras are set in a piece of Gorilla Glass, flush with the otherwise metal back, and I love the way Huawei put it all together.
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O, flush with lucrative advertising deals from the world's biggest brands, was enjoying its run as one of the top dogs in the world's hottest industry.
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To identify a basic witch, you need to look no further than her apartment: flush with light woods and feminist incense and anti-patriarchal throw pillows.
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The lenses are no longer flush with the sides of the frames, so both lenses stick out noticeably, though the glasses are a bit slimmer overall.
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It is flush with 425 horsepower courtesy of a 3.0-liter turbo inline six engine, but it's no longer the cogent performance machine it once was.
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Flush with oil money and political bravado, Hugo Chávez of Venezuela used his United Nations platform a decade ago to call George W. Bush the devil.
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Europe's stadium neighborhoods are slowly catching up, especially in London, where property prices have been soaring and the English Premier League teams are flush with cash.
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And it's not just science and sustainability on board: Like other cruise ships that support travels of that length, the ship is flush with luxury amenities.
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The plot takes off after Bob, flush with a bundle of money he shouldn't have, throws caution aside and asks Helena to help him spend it.
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Spilling out onto the cobblestone streets after closing, I found myself giving out my number with shameless abandon, too flush with a newcomer's overconfidence to care.
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Earin's products represent the opposite side of the spectrum: a bluetooth earbud designed to lie flush with the ear, making them tough to spot from afar.
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Now, those companies are producing energy at lower costs, finding more oil with fewer rigs and are flush with business even at historically low oil prices.
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The Chiron is the physical manifestation of stock market and real estate booms that have left the 2918% crowd flush with cash to manifest their wealth.
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Younger Indians, flush with disposable income and a newfound appreciation of organic food, holistic living and the cultural riches within their own borders, have discovered Kerala.
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The market is flush with such socks, from $15 for a three-pack from Vans to $80 for a pair from the luxury label Off-White.
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And few are discounting the governor's advantages, including his ability to raise money: His campaign fund is flush, with more than $25 million in the bank.
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Amazon With a crisp, waterproof display that sits flush with the e-reader's body, the Paperwhite is a great travel reading device (9/10 WIRED Recommends).
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Flush with funds from the C.I.A., or from its own competing drug-trafficking rings, the military employed systematic bribery to procure a pliant bloc of parliamentarians.
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Flush with billions of SoftBank dollars, startups ranging from a robot pizza maker to a low-cost hotel operator have swelled their ranks in recent years.
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That ease comes as yield-hungry investors flush with cash remain ready to plough liquidity into private equity-backed transactions that banks are eager to underwrite.
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With the Space Monitor, the stand is flush with the wall, clearing up the area below and in front of it even when it's folded outwards.
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From revered sequels like "Mass Effect 2" to precedent-setting new franchises like "The Last of Us," the last 10 years are flush with great games.
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With the global market currently flush with wheat supplies, lower sales by the world's fourth-biggest exporter is unlikely to have much immediate impact on prices.
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Amazon With a crisp, waterproof display that sits flush with the e-reader's body, the Paperwhite is a great travel reading device (9/10 WIRED Recommends).
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The dysfunction comes at an otherwise heady time for the campaign committee, with its most vulnerable incumbents flush with cash to wage their re-election races.
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The dysfunction comes at an otherwise heady time for the campaign committee, with its most vulnerable incumbents flush with cash to wage their re-election races.
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The accolade was a breakthrough for her upstart distillery an hour southwest of Austin, in Hill Country, an area flush with breweries, wineries and other distilleries.
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Axl Rose is flush with cash these days which likely played a factor in settling the lawsuit filed by his longtime roadie and engineer Chris Pitman.
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The state-company pension funds, flush with cash, have long been vulnerable to political interference and dogged by suspicions of fraud, said political risk consultant Andre Cesar.
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"Unfortunately some of these companies, because they are flush with cash, this disturbs the balance around the world, and gives China a bad reputation," the chairman said.
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Presented in a room flush with greenery, future food comes from AI-driven farms that occupy the garages and parking lots left empty by self-driving cars.
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There's a great deal to like about Pixelbook Go in the lower-end models, but I wouldn't recommend the beefiest variant unless you're absolutely flush with cash.
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On days we're flush with funds, we may be more willing to send a message to someone after Tinder proclaims in all caps that IT'S A MATCH!
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The toilets are programmed to flush with only 1.5 litres of water after 3 minutes of use, and with 4.5 litres if the usage period is longer.
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Keeping to his brash and playful aesthetic, the artist floods the Parisian gallery space with his circle-driven collection of paintings, flush with hyper-saturated, stippled color.
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Even though it offers the kind of overpriced, niche gizmo you'd find in a Hammacher Schlemmer catalog, the company is flush with $120 million in investment capital.
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Two-hundred crisp miles below Great Slave Lake, the Liard River comes in from the west, flush with silt from the melting glaciers of northern British Columbia.
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"Banks want us to borrow more when they are flush with money, but they would recall the loans in advance in less than a year," said Cai.
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Flush with cash from the removal of sanctions, the ruling clerics would like to modernize their aging fleet of aircraft, but it comes with an added bonus.
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And they're not necessarily flush with cash, either, as 34% of Millennials say they have student loan debt to pay off, according to a Wells Fargo study.
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The buttons are flush with options, but it wasn't until the end of the game I felt even competent at basic combat tasks like quickly cycling weaponry.
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Many venture capital firms are flush with cash, startup valuations have become more reasonable, technology industry M&A is robust and the technology IPO market is improving.
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But in an industry flush with cash — and with rules that increasingly promote competitive balance — the Yankees' financial advantage is not as important as it once was.
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Flush with cash despite years of never earning a profit, the companies will be able to do things like finally pay out employees and acquire other businesses.
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Insilico joins the ranks of other AI-based pharma startups flush with cash from investors: Over $1 billion was pumped into AI drug discovery startups in 2018.
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When Mugabe took power after colonial rule ended in 1980, he inherited an economy flush with natural resources, modern commercial farms and a well-educated labor force.
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Until recently, the grave was unmarked: a slab of stone flush with the earth, overgrown with moss, one among many in the stone forest of St. Mary's.
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Vincent quickly identifies the problem, and one motion of his jigsaw later, the tin countertop finally slides into place, flush with the two pillars and the bar.
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Schiller's defense of the change felt like he was fighting for the underdog, reminiscent of Apple's early days, when it was scrappier and less flush with money.
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As a 27-year-old free agent hitting a marketplace that's flush with cash, so much of his next contract hinges on the progress seen in 2019.
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Its death closes a window into a world when the Internet was still flush with the wonder of meeting and working with people from across the world.
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"Hiking with the Hooligans" began as a tourist activity in January, a raucous way to enjoy Jamaica's hilly countryside flush with ackee, guava, mango and papaya trees.
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When he was growing up, Venezuela was flush with cash from a booming oil industry, and it offered social mobility that was the envy of the region.
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In Greenport, a village flush with summer tourists, the route is called Front Street and passes a village green with a carousel overlooking the old whaling harbor.
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In that sense, he is a fitting symbol for this imperfect franchise, one flush with the optimism of a fresh start but still scarred by its past.
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This design allows the mobile device to sit flush with the charging pad so it can wirelessly charge — something that hasn't been possible with standard wireless chargers.
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The move boosted prices dramatically but leaves Canadian producers starved of opportunities to grow output - usually the go-to strategy of any energy firm flush with cash.
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That further encouraged more intensive production by China's new corporate farmers, flush with money raised on the stock market and fueled by 303's record hog prices.
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Suddenly flush with cash, Thaddeus and Grace buy an old mansion on the Hudson, north of the city, as Thaddeus begins to navigate a New York–L.
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Flush with the success of "The Dream of Gerontius," he planned out a grand trilogy of oratorios, a heady brew of devout Wagnerism and High Church Anglicanism.
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And because of a cash crunch this fall, Mr. Biden was off the Iowa airwaves for weeks while Mr. Buttigieg, flush with cash, blanketed them with ads.
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However, they can only alter their yield by a few percent, particularly because refiners are flush with light U.S. crude that produces gasoline-friendly naphtha, Rogers said.
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In 1946, flush with the success of "The Pursuit of Love," Mitford moved to Paris, only to discover that Palewski was as much a philanderer as Prod.
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Idealistic and flush with money from the success of Knock, Mr. Schlossberg said he began studying how a cash shortage affects people's physical and mental well-being.
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Opinion Columnist Cleared of "collusion" and flush with victory, President Trump is a man unleashed, ready to tackle everything that's evaded him over the last two years.
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The CNN Reality Check team is vetting the more specific accusations, but Trump's remarks were flush with the brand of insults and zingers that have become his trademark.
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Despite the warning signs, private equity shops are flush with dry powder and demand for leveraged loans is expected to remain strong through 2019, according to FTI Consulting.
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I'd been told the handles weren't automated as they are on the $23,000 Model S, so I was surprised to find them still flush with the car body.
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For the most part, they have also been flush with mutual respect, with both candidates focused upon a common goal: keeping the White House out of Republican hands.
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Many within the space industry view the 21st century as a rebirth: Companies building rockets, satellites and more are flush with cash from private wealth and venture capital.
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With a market hostile to small companies and potential courters flush with cheap money, it's not surprising many smaller private companies have leaned toward mergers instead of IPOs.
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Flush with victory after a series of defeats that came directly from Tyrion and Varys' strategies, she has every reason to reject their counsel, and Varys knows it.
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The group, founded by a group of Asian-Australian teenagers from Melbourne, is flush with memes about boba tea, clever linguistic puns, and a joint sense of otherness.
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With 1.66 million additional paychecks flooding the economy, one would assume the U.S. Treasury was flush with new tax receipts, which would assist in reducing the budget deficit.
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As a result, major airlines flush with money for reinvestment are making the on-the-ground experience a greater focus of their efforts to out-compete rival carriers.
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While the U.S., South Korea and China are flush with professional esports teams and competitions, Australia's scene has struggled to take off despite a healthy local gaming culture.
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The bottom bezel might be slightly thinner, and the S Pen slot could be a little more flush with the device, but it's hard to tell for sure.
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Which may all sound daunting, but more than any other organization that has thus far tried to unionize fighters, the PFA is flush with labor and legal experience.
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It folds up flush with the system, and when you pull it out, you can adjust it to prop up the laptop from a couple of different angles.
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From the original iPhone (212) all the way through to the iPhone 218C (218), the rear "iSight" camera was always flush with the body, meaning it didn't protrude.
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It extends the display right against the edge-to-edge keys of its processor, then smooths both halves out to sit flush with the phone's gorgeous curved edges.
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The Chinese company will have more than $10 billion of capital on hand, leaving it flush with cash to ramp up its competition with Uber, the Journal says.
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According to a new MacRumors report, however, the upcoming iPhone 7 won't have the same problem, with the new, thinner iPhone camera sitting flush with the phone's back.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which has been flush with cash since Trump was elected, has expressed little criticism of the questionable tactics used by the special counsel.
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Venture investors, flush with cash after a decade of loose money, have poured too much into startups in the hope of backing the next Amazon, Facebook or Netflix.
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Slack's $200 million round is its largest yet, the latest sign that some companies are still able to attract wary investors, many of which are flush with cash.
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When attached it sits flush with the phone's rear panel, but there's a slight lip where the cover meets the bottom of the screen's glass on the front.
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Flush with a new max contract and a bigger role, the expectation is that Simmons' improved jumper is real and that he'll no longer hurt the Sixers' spacing.
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On top of all the good they're doing, these non-GMO, gluten-free, kosher chips are certified delicious — the products are flush with five-star reviews on Amazon.
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The X-57's version of shifting into high gear is shutting off those 12 engines and letting their propellers fold back to become flush with the wing.
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This is, it seems, Bayless flush with nearly a decade of rising success at ESPN, looking to receive greater riches and, possibly, more control at Fox-owned FS1.
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When Ruby, flush with cash, sees an expensive doctor who offers her cucumber water, she cries a little bit at the upgrade in attention that money can buy.
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The 1990s weres flush with ideas that history was over, that the great ideological battle of the 20th century was won by liberal democracy and free-market capitalism.
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Hanlon's phone keeps ringing because sculpture seems to be enjoying a renaissance, particularly among universities and teams flush with television riches and eager to celebrate their glory days.
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Flush with a sizeable injection of Series B capital, Elliptic is especially targeting business growth at Asia — with a plan to open new offices in Japan and Singapore.
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In a Democratic primary field flush with accomplished, forward-looking talent, Democratic voters in the early primary states are already beginning to ask: Does Joe Biden represent me?
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Flush with cash, these funds have taken stakes in ever-bigger companies, hoping to goad them into selling themselves or breaking themselves up to improve their stock prices.
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But China's pork reserve is real, and it is basically a carnivore's version of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which keeps the United States flush with oil during emergencies.
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The stock prices of major health care companies have not kept pace with the broader market so far in 2019, even though the industry is flush with cash.
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American companies, flush with cash from the $1.5 trillion tax cut, bought back a record quantity of their own shares during the first three months of the year.
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And through that campaign experience, Hicks became a student in Trump's school of punching back, channeling with ease his instincts for pushback and a vocabulary flush with superlatives.
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But that was when Uber and Lyft were at their apex, flush with cash and riding a wave of optimism about Silicon Valley's ability to change the world.
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Also, the button below it that brings up the app tray is now more flush with the rest of the body, which is just a tiny aesthetic enhancement.
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Its landscape reveals more than 10,33 years of Native American artifacts and cultural sites, and is flush with places to hike, camp, fish, hunt, bike and go boating.
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The sharp declines may be because while foreign workers are still flowing into the country, they don't appear to be quite as flush with cash as the previous waves.
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Inundated by calls and emails demanding protection from internet service providers that may seek to block or throttle online traffic at will, even legislators flush with telecom contributions relented.
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The piece swoons and kaleidoscopes, a sunburst of magic-hour colors and perfectly timed lens flares that feel flush with the sudden warmth of an unexpectedly temperate spring morning.
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Under the trillion-dollar endeavor, Chinese state-owned entities flush with cash offer participating countries cheap loans and credit to build large-scale projects such as ports and railways.
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Flush with cash, some miners are investing again after years of cutbacks, a shift highlighted by the RBA when it skipped a chance to cut interest rates this month.
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Prosecutors alleged that when Manafort and Gates were "flush with Ukraine funds," they used their offshore accounts to help Manafort buy and renovate real estate in the United States.
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This means that whatever you want to be in the game — however you choose to play — hunting down and keeping yourself flush with key resources is always a concern.
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Flush with cash, the NFL has been looking abroad; since 2007 it has staged at least two regular-season games in London, and more recently as many as three.
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Everything looks like it's got a fresh coat of paint — worlds are flush with color, UI is updated, new guns are shiny, and new class abilities are appropriately flashy.
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And location queries are often flush with purchasing intent, with people looking for a place to grab coffee, a bite to eat, or a ride to their next destination.
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For a private social networking company flush with venture capital cash and an eventual plan to go public, a roadblock to mass adoption poses real risks to its business.
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The Trump reelection campaign is also flush with cash while Democrats are busy in a neck-and-neck primary fight for the next several months and well into 2020.
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The researchers determined that, in addition to being flush with the dark pigment melanin, the superblack body parts in both the birds and the spiders had an unusual microstructure.
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His comments reflected growing frustration with state lawmakers over their suggestions that the city is flush with cash after a stronger economic recovery than other parts of the state.
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From the Indians, they got a four-player package that included outfielder Clint Frazier, one of the top prospects in a system flush with them, and three promising pitchers.
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No wreckage, no evidence; no evidence, no charges against a suddenly unencumbered widower flush with insurance money and eyes on a young woman not yet out of her teens.
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And local officials, flush with money brought in by a popular local casino, have built a convention center and a high school football field fit for a movie set.
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Private employers, which have largely been taking their lead from the government, followed suit, and the city's subway system, though never exactly empty, was suddenly flush with people again.
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Democrats, worried that Mr. Mueller's report will be a dud, are now casting it as one step in their coming investigations of a presidency flush with accusations of wrongdoing.
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Atlanta was flush with first-round picks after a deal during the 2018 draft that sent Luka Doncic to the Dallas Mavericks and brought Trae Young to the Hawks.
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Now, after trashing the idea of the Mueller investigation in 2017, Whitaker — flush with power — is the oddball sycophant charged with ensuring that Robert Mueller can finish his report.
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Those rupee sales have added liquidity into a financial system already flush with cash after a ban on higher-denomination currency in November sparked a surge in bank deposits.
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The Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund – an account which collects an excise tax assessed to shippers on all waterborne commerce (except exports) – is flush with cash; $22019 billion of it.
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Today, flush with retreats, weddings and guests spending an extra day or so "working from home," the inn just had the most successful year in its 120-year history.
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Japanese banks flush with liquidity are also participating in subordinated and mezzanine loans, which are typically the preserve of non-bank investors in most other parts of the world.
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"Some of the transactions that may interest investigators the most took place around 15 years ago, when Trump, suddenly flush with cash, went on a shopping spree," O'Brien writes.
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Snapchat has raised a massive $1.8 billion round of funding, a move that should keep it flush with cash as it attempts to make a business out of its app.
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Still, this bodes well for the internationalisation of the game—at least when compared with the American and Canadian cricket teams, which are flush with members of the Indian diaspora.
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Global bond yields are rising at a rapid clip as traders try to adjust to the idea of a world that isn't flush with easy money from central banks anymore.
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Flush with new cash from this investment group, though, the company is again turning its sights to China after recently starting work on the factory it leased in Hanford, California.
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The formerly defunct Planes Mistaken for Stars, on the other hand, were sitting on a royal flush with Prey and bet the farm, because they had absolutely nothing to lose.
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Large software companies such as Salesforce and Microsoft are flush with cash, while technology-focused private equity firms such as Vista Equity Partners and Thoma Bravo have raised large funds.
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The biggest hardware change is that the display is now flush with the glass, instead of in a recessed alcove, bringing it in line with the higher-end Kindle Oasis.
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Although Asian buyers took the majority of the bonds, US-based EM funds, flush with inflows from yield-hungry investors, placed sizable tickets, according to a banker on the deal.
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The offensive line is producing at a top-ten level, and the defensive line features Arden Key, perhaps the most unsung great pass rusher in a conference flush with them.
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Another sharp edge can be found at the bottom of the G5 when no Friends are connected, as the detachable "chin" of the phone doesn't sit perfectly flush with it.
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Between the lines: Most of the biggest drug companies are still flush with cash and benefit from the prices of their products, even though they often dress up their numbers.
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Tacos Mi RanchoOakland is flush with food carts that too often traffic in hype and gimmickry, but taco trucks are the most reliable fixtures of the city's mobile food culture.
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When the economy is flying high with the lowest unemployment rate in 2628 years and wage gains for workers, families and consumers are flush with cash and they buy things.
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"The industry used to be so flush with free money that it was almost impossible to do wrong even with a crappy movie, because here's why: home video," he says.
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I have also claimed that companies, flush with cash thanks to lower tax rates, would not immediately pass those increased profits on to workers in the form of higher wages.
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In an era where capital has been abundant and investors are flush with liquidity to orchestrate deals, that meant a lot left on the table that the company was ignoring.
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"Theoretically Volkswagen could launch a bond sale in December, but they'll wait for the best market window," one of the sources said, adding that the company was flush with cash.
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While the marketplace may be flush with software developer jobs, you still have to know what you need to know to do the job, and the degree can be valuable.
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Even Waymo, the putative leader in the industry, flush with Alphabet funding—which plans to launch a commercial service this quarter—is having trouble teaching computers to be competent drivers.
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But on this mild night, Roxie was asleep in a pop-up travel tent on the floor of our Airbnb, a short walk away, and we were flush with freedom.
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Miller began his relationship with the Ransom Center in the early 22002s, a moment when the center, flush with oil wealth, was emerging as the field's most unabashedly aggressive player.
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The Knicks have a problem to solve: their roster is flush with centers and power forwards in an era when nearly every team is trying to get smaller and faster.
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He also did not understand why Southern Trust would seek a $30.5 million loan from an undisclosed source in 2017, when the firm appears to have been flush with cash.
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"From late last year, the market has been flush with short-dated bonds from Chinese local government financing vehicles, creating demand for long-dated notes as curves deepened," he said.
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But as property developments in New York and the San Francisco area find themselves flush with Chinese money, longtime residents of those cities worry that they will be priced out.
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But presidential campaigns may ultimately decide that the benefits of reaping favorable media coverage while flush with victory will overshadow any backlash that might occur when official results show otherwise.
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In the peak of summer, it began with a deeply savory, agar-gelled "tea" made of smoked fruit and vegetable trimmings, flush with edible flowers and fresh herbs as garnish.
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His campaign has already earmarked tens of millions of dollars for television advertising in the first four nominating states and California — a tangible benefit of being so flush with cash.
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His campaign has already earmarked tens of millions of dollars for television advertising in the first four nominating states and California — a tangible benefit of being so flush with cash.
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Economists have long warned that Mr. Trump's tax cuts would ultimately exacerbate a trade deficit he has vowed to reduce, as Americans, flush with extra cash, bought more imported goods.
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" • "Economists have long warned that Mr. Trump's tax cuts would ultimately exacerbate a trade deficit he has vowed to reduce, as Americans, flush with extra cash, bought more imported goods.
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The artworks, most of which date from the 1980s and '90s, are installed to overwhelm — arrayed across the walls, running below your knees, and, frieze-like, flush with the ceiling.
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The United States and Germany's European Union partners have long urged Germany, which is flush with cash and has been running budget surpluses since 2014, to cut taxes to boost growth.
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In 2016 Hydro-Quebec, the local electricity company, found itself flush with relatively cheap hydro-electricity and said it wanted to attract data centres like those run by Facebook or Google.
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The door handles sit flush with the side of the car, and they open in the same fashion as you might find on an Aston Martin or a Tesla Model 3.
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The following are a few money-is-no-object options to impress your friends and family who are lucky enough to know someone flush with the sweetest holiday nog: disposable income.
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Flush with spare funds, they were in a position to lend naira at attractive rates to the government, which was borrowing heavily to plug the gap left by shrinking oil revenues.
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But investors aren't convinced the agreement will hold and Ivory Coast's strong planting season this year has markets convinced the world will be flush with enough cocoa to drag prices lower.
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Well, without a wire, that entire issue is obviated, and moreover, the stem of the AirPods sits flush with the side of my face and helps to anchor them in place.
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The door handles, which are typically flush with the door panel when not in use, can freeze in a way that prevent drivers from being able to open the car door.
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Liberal lending by local banks, flush with funds from a fast-growing economy, was later extended to households wanting for instance to build a holiday home or buy a new car.
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Entrepreneurs, flush with money from new technologies, felt duty-bound to step in, either to deal with problems that politicians were unable to confront or to clean up after their failures.
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That's because the high-end market from Los Angeles to San Diego is flush with inventory, creating longer marketing time, reduced foot traffic at open houses and greater competition between agents.
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Flush with cash following the strong quarterly showing, the automaker said it would buy back up to $1.8 billion worth of its common stock, or 34 million shares, through end-March.
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Conservatives like Mitch McConnell and Leonard Leo, flush with victory in the judicial wars, are dropping the pretense that they ever cared about anything other than the raw acquisition of power.
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Many Russian state banks and companies have lost access to Western capital markets, but the Kremlin is all too happy to fill the gap using state coffers flush with oil revenues.
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It's important to remember that Stan Van Gundy loves teams that are flush with shooters (that's how the 2009 Magic were built), and Waiters could fit quite well in his system.
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College football is a geographically rigged board: Programs based in states flush with high school talent regularly compete at the highest level while, Notre Dame excepted, schools rooted elsewhere do not.
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Westbrook lost his MVP teammate Kevin Durant to his team's biggest rival, a Golden State Warriors team already flush with enough talent to set an NBA record for wins without him.
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Whether you're a shill at a vaudeville revue hired to clap for a specific act or a smooth-talking DJ grown flush with ill-gotten coin, the song remains the same.
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Iran, the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, is now flush with $150 billion dollars in cash released by the United States – plus another $1.7 billion dollars in cash ransom payments.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign says it raised $46.5 million in February, a staggering influx that leaves the Vermont senator flush with cash as he tries to build his presidential primary delegate lead.
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Thanks to a Christmas club account, I was flush with $12.50: enough for train fare, a trip to the top of the Empire State Building and lunch at the Waldorf Astoria.
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And our Asia technology columnist writes that China's start-up scene, long flush with cash, is enduring a downturn that could be a bad sign for the rest of the economy.
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Nippers followed in the 1960s to keep the lifesaving clubs flush with rescuers, teaching young people two very Australian values along the way: surf safety and a healthy sense of competition.
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The president was flush with cash, exercised a near monopoly over access to state television and used the security forces and the resources of his office to campaign throughout the country.
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There should be lots to savor and dissect between now and April, before even factoring in a Warriors team flush with an extra year of continuity and a seemingly deeper bench.
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Ms. Whitmer was not one of the surprising, insurgent Democratic nominees for governor this cycle, as her campaign for Michigan's governorship was flush with money and key endorsements from the outset.
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That undermining consists of efforts to prevent those with outstanding fines and court costs — a population that, as you point out, is "not, as a rule, flush with cash" — from voting.
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By securing $1 billion in investments from two new backers, WME IMG is flush with cash to continue the aggressive expansion campaign spearheaded by its leaders, Ari Emanuel and Patrick Whitesell.
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Flush with ceremony Earlier the President was welcomed with flourish to the red-dirt forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan, the presidential palace, as his presidential limousine was escorted by riders on horseback.
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Flush with cash for a down payment, she found a one-bedroom apartment on the third floor of a brownstone with floor-to-ceiling French windows, hardwood floors and a fireplace.
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The largest ones are from the U.S. and, having had success in North America and benefiting from a stronger dollar, they are flush with cash and looking for opportunities further afield.
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All you have to do is lower the driver seat so it's flush with the deck, and then add a padded rear passenger seat ($99) for a more moped-style configuration.
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Photos of hundred peso bills stapled to candidates names started popping up on Facebook, and people feeling flush with cash from election eve vote-buying, gathered in markets in the Philippines.
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But less navel-gazing and more accountability to those of us who keep the social network's coffers flush with billions in profit might behoove Facebook as it navigates its latest existential crisis.
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Flush with cash from his robotics company, he hired Weta Workshop, the New Zealand special-effects house co-owned by movie director Peter Jackson, to create a detailed realization of that world.
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Loss-making HelloFresh needs fresh capital to keep growing, but shareholder Rocket Internet is flush with cash after selling shares in Germany's Delivery Hero and it stake in e-commerce group Lazada.
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The fighting in the opium-rich province comes as the lucrative poppy harvest winds down, and the insurgents, who largely control the drug trade, are now flush with cash and new recruits.
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Picture the scene: Asia's largest economy, a counterweight to U.S. global hegemony and flush with cash from a near-miraculous expansion that's lasted decades, is on a shopping spree for American assets.
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For a final step, Dr. Apa made sure the veneer was as flush with my tooth as possible and that my bottom teeth weren't hitting the back of the veneer at all.
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Flush with cash, its miners are moving to the high street: China Gold and Shandong Gold, two state-owned giants that are the country's largest miners, have recently set up jewellery affiliates.
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To do so it has established a band around the seven-day rate, with a lower bound for lending to banks flush with cash and an upper bound for those in need.
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A restricted free agent heading into a marketplace that isn't exactly flush with cash, Hood finds himself in a more delicate situation than most expected him to be even six months ago.
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It's not just the rather noticeable crease that bothers us, but also the fact that the entire foldable screen doesn't appear flush with the notch positioned in the upper top right corner.
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Whether their outlets are understaffed or flush with resources, mainstream media should wake up and realize that there's a group of diligent, passionate, skilled researchers working for free right now on Twitter.
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The phone will have a 12-megapixel back camera with a faster f/1.7 aperture lens; the camera module is said to be flush with the back and no longer protruding out.
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As Hugo Chavez's regime in Venezuela — flush with cash from soaring oil prices — financed a wave of left-wing governments in South America, Colombia maintained its close ties to the United States.
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Buyout firms have been flush with cash after selling assets and borrowing cheaply and healthcare is a prime target for them due to its reliable cash flows and long-term growth prospects.
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And if you have the wireless keyboard sitting below the screen, flush with the CPU stand, it will lower to the level of the desktop without coming into contact with the keys.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Flush with cash after selling its cards business, Swiss exchange operator SIX is on the hunt for takeovers, it said on Monday while reporting a sharp jump in 2018 profit.
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The races were fantastic and flush with drama, with reigning champion Sebastien Buemi suffering an epic race day meltdown, handing the title to the smiling face of the series, Lucas di Grassi.
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"As oil and gas companies continue to downsize in response to the low oil price environment, Houston remains flush with sublease space with existing furniture already in place," said CBRE's Graham Horton.
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Regardless, her future in her father's administration is flush with opportunities, particularly in the sphere of foreign diplomacy, and it is bright; perhaps so bright that she may yet outshine her husband.
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The Anfield club will have no desire to sell their creative lynchpin, but Barcelona, flush with a huge amount of spare cash, could make an offer that would be hard to refuse.
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Republican Senate candidates are flush with cash The Never Trump movement might be against the GOP candidate at the top of the ticket, but it's fine with each and every Senate candidate.
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The company calls it an "industry-first, patent protected zero-gap hinge," one that lets the new Razr phone close completely, with both sides of the display lying flush with one another.
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Now, flush with big checks from a handful of deep-pocketed donors, the Congressional Leadership Fund is serving as the party's best hope of a defense against an electoral defeat in November.
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Unlike a number of other asylum-seekers from China, Zhuang and Little Yan are in a relatively privileged position: They arrive flush with savings from a land sale, and without crushing debts.
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In the interview, Mr. O'Rourke said his father "had to take out a loan using, I would assume, our family home as collateral," suggesting that his parents were hardly flush with cash.
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The idea was that corporations, flush with cash they didn't have to give the government in taxes, would invest in their workforces and the money would spread back out into the economy.
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The industry's struggles have created opportunities for Xu, who says the firm is flush with cash despite having to delay the launch of its second U.S.-dollar fund from February to June.
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Thousands of Argentine journalists have been laid off as outlets that were once flush with government advertising saw their revenue drop after the center-right Mauricio Macri became president in December 2015.
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The plan to sell comes at a time when private equity firms in the region, flush with capital raised in the last few years, are scouting for buyout opportunities of quality assets.
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It claimed that the county was already "flush" with rental housing, although even if the proposed project went forward, only 20 percent of the county's pre-Katrina rental units would be replaced.
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Flush with funding from venture capital and other private investors, the companies have not been forced to go to the public markets to secure financing like they might have in the past.
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But Angel Villoda, a father of seven who has lived in the neighborhood since 1986, said that the streets were still flush with guns and that the violence had grown more wanton.
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Above all, Kentucky Owl debuted at a moment when whiskey fans, flush with money from a surging heartland economy, were willing to pay extra to get the next hot thing in bourbon.
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The traditional carmakers are flush with cash after several years of booming US sales, and they don't want to be left behind in the race to bring self-driving cars to market.
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It could play a different role in different expansions, providing essential investment for some booms while in others, it's just the result of politicians spending the money from a treasury flush with revenue.
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"With India going big on solar, and restrictions related to pollution coming in, they might want to get into a business they are sure about, given they are flush with cash," Chakraborty said.
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That included ensuring that the Beacon wasn't flush with the windshield, but instead floated a few centimeters away from the glass so drivers could see the reflection of the color their rider picked.
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Both have risen to the top tier of early-state and national polls, and both are flush with cash from a largely white donor network that has assured them of long term viability.
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We just wanted to feel flush with time to do things of no quantifiable value, our hopeful side pursuits like writing or drawing or something, something other than what we did for money.
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Johnny Carson fans flush with cash can reportedly score a deal of sorts on the late "Tonight Show" host's former home after it underwent a serious price drop of more than $10 million.
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The market for mergers and acquisitions, particularly in software, is red-hot: Big private-equity firms, flush with cash, did 170 software deals worth $27.22 billion in the first half of 2016 alone.
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In the meantime, "everything looks to be pretty good" with the economy right now from more jobs and rising wages, to companies flush with cash and capital markets being wide open, Dimon said.
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The screen is a bit smaller than Tesla's enormous 17-inch touchscreen and is mounted flush with the glossy plastic bezel that surrounds it, whereas Tesla's is inset in a much fancier dash.
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Flush with state funds and a government mandate to go global, SOE managers have enjoyed a high degree of freedom to make often big, headline-grabbing outbound deals without fear of personal reprisal.
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Malta, the renewable energy storage project born in Alphabet's moonshot factory X, is now on its own and flush with $26 million from a Series A funding round led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures .
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Has trickle-down economics created a situation where "job-creators," now flush with resources and under pressure to actually create jobs of some sort, simply end up hiring endless legions of minions instead?
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As a company flush with cash that has been profitable since 2003, Shutterstock has been investing in its platform, building workflow tools and expanding its business into six individual units, Oringer told Cramer.
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To the Editor: By exposing the widening gap between chief executive and worker pay for over 20 years, the Institute for Policy Studies has certainly not found itself flush with contributions from corporations.
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There's not much ESPN+ content aimed at kids, which is something of a surprise, as children are generally good for driving merchandise (and, not to mention, flush with free time for watching TV).
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"Half a Lifelong Romance," translated by Karen S. Kingsbury, takes place in Shanghai in the years leading up to World War II, when the city was flush with overseas investment and cosmopolitan panache.
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Before laundering, scrape as much of the starchy food off the fabric using a butter knife or the edge of a spoon then flush with cool water to reconstitute the dried-on starch.
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They speculated that the central bank might extend its Treasury bill buying program, which would help to keep the financial system flush with cash and potentially help to avert short-term funding disruptions.
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But his noblesse oblige only seems to kick in when he's flush with good feelings toward an employee — which simply serves to underscore that such modest gestures are his to bestow or withhold.
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Flush with greenery and emerald water in the summer, while cold and wet in the winter, Kodiak is economically supported by the Coast Guard base, one of the largest in the United States.
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With the federal funds rate down to 1-1.25 percent and the banking system flush with excess reserves, the Fed's room to maneuver is much more limited than in previous periods of weakness.
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The control of Mecca and Medina has enabled the clerical establishment and the monarchy flush with oil money to extend their literalist and rigid interpretations of Islam beyond the borders of the kingdom.
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Private equity firms are increasingly able to execute larger deals via direct lenders and private credit investors flush with capital that can move discreetly in highly competitive, fast moving or otherwise sensitive processes.
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"They are helping China erase the values that Taiwan and Australia share: democracy, human rights and the rule of law," Mr. Lin said in a Sydney shopping mall flush with signs in Mandarin.
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These are challenging times for the fashion business in general, and especially for those fashion businesses that are small and independent, not flush with investment capital or the leverage of a luxury group.
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Flush with funds from the giant tobacco settlement, Florida officials in the 1990s hired an advertising firm to come up with a message that would discourage tobacco use among the state's young people.
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For Appalachia, newly flush with flatland, prisons would serve as "recession-proof" economic development, a solution to the decline of coal and a palliative to the devastated land and people it left behind.
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Originally adapted from playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney's In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, the film is flush with scenes of tenderness that keenly measure the depths of belonging, vulnerability, and black male intimacy.
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The so-called Silicon Valley candidate has a habit of ripping the tech industry, but his message is catching on, he's flush with cash, and he's positioned to survive deep into the primaries.
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Flush with excess cash from tax cuts and the strong economy, US companies are on track to repurchase $503 trillion of stock this year for the first time ever, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Flush with Hobby Lobby cash, Steve Green quickly amassed one of the world's most extraordinary collection of Bible-related artifacts starting in 20133, a year before setting up the museum as a nonprofit.
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Sure enough, IMF research shows that from 2009-13 firms from middle-income countries both raised a lot of offshore debt and expanded their onshore deposits, leaving their home-country banks flush with cash.
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But the Trump campaign is flush with cash and is looking for ways to spend its money and time wisely while Democrats duke it out for the chance to run against President Donald Trump.
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The midden, or ancient trash heap, is nearly flush with the water level, which makes this site an ideal candidate for tracking inundation and water rise before and after storm events and king tides.
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Early in the high-stakes race to dominate artificial intelligence, Big Tech — flush with cash, data, and name recognition — has seemed to have already captured AI's commanding heights and created an insurmountable, monopolistic advantage.
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Once again flush with cash, Faraday Future began tooling up a factory in Hanford, California, and set a target of December 2018 for production of the first models of its luxury SUV, the FF91.
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Startups, flush with funding from venture capitalists and eager to grab the attention of new customers, offer free food delivery, prepared meal kits, grocery-shopping, dog-walking, errand-running, moving, laundry and ride-hailing.
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That has left the financial system flush with cash and interest rates low for borrowers, but has not pushed money into areas of the economy most in need, raising concerns of a "liquidity trap".
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Japan's big banks, flush with cash but saddled with a shrinking population and zero interest rates, have made a push in recent years into aircraft finance, lured by better returns over straight corporate loans.
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Now, the three-year-old company is flush with a fresh injection of capital, high-profile investors and a new name that founder Aaron Krane says better reflects its broader vision and business plan.
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Even before we trekked out to the desert for the Consumer Electronics Show, we had a good idea that CES would be flush with smart cars, televisions, virtual reality, and a bunch of weirdness.
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In a retooled stump speech flush with Trump overtones and delivered right before Trump took the stage himself, Cruz offered a checklist of fights that he had led that his opponents -- like Trump -- hadn't.
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Two of those stars are all but guaranteed to remain with their current team, so, boiled down, it's literally depressing; a top-heavy pool mixed with a marketplace that isn't exactly flush with cash.
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Investors, flush with cash, pumped money into fantastic innovations in technology, fashion, and entertainment, fueling a Western media image of Japan as a techno-futuristic, cutting-edge wonderland that would persist for decades afterwards.
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And he will be the best free agent available this summer, when multiple teams—flush with salary cap space thanks to a dramatic increase in NBA revenues—are expected to vie for his services.
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"In a world flush with liquidity but with less trading liquidity, positioning and flows have and will matter more, particularly around key catalysts like a tax cut," Parker said in a note to clients.
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It also provides a hedge against a future where the Democratic Party returns to power flush with ideological zeal, committed to its own forms of norm-busting, and eager for a measure of revenge.
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It's interesting ... although $6.8 million is nothing to sneeze at, considering the most recent 'Star Wars' installment featuring Carrie grossed more than $2 BILLION, you'd think her estate might be more flush with cash.
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The Fed slashed interest rates by half a percentage point at an emergency meeting on March 3, and has rolled out a number of initiatives to keep markets flush with cash and chugging along.
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Before Sunday's 2-0 victory over the New England Revolution, Brian Portillo, 30, and his girlfriend, Wendy Miguel, 28, were among those who had swarmed the club's merchandise store, newly flush with Rooney gear.
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In addition to lacking the tactile feedback, the fact that they were more or less flush with the laptop meant that if any debris got stuck in there, the key might just stop working.
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The islands are flush with heather, peat, seaweed and sandstone, but locals have a special relationship with straw, which they have long used for everything from roofing and bedding to shelving, rainwear and furniture.
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Lower export supplies from Australia could support global wheat prices, which are mired near 10-year lows in a world market that is flush with supplies following a bumper output in the northern hemisphere.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Syrian government, flush with pivotal battlefield gains and bolstered by support from Iran and Russia, is finding itself the beneficiary of an evolving regional realignment spurred by the war in Syria.
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"VCs are so flush with cash that they desperately need companies like Tesla — large, scalable, and levered to mega-trends like autonomous driving and clean energy — as much as Tesla needs them," Colas said.
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As it turns out, the asteroids in our solar system are flush with this resource and Deep Space intends to capitalize on this future need by extracting water from asteroids rather than precious minerals.
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They swim with deliberate, yet graceful winding movements above the reef, and they are often conspicuously-colored, with many species sporting patterns flush with yellows, oranges, and blues, broken up by stripes, blotches, and spots.
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While those states are less populous than coastal regions, they are home to powerful landowners flush with cash from recent bumper crops, whose political donations may be key to building a nationwide campaign for Bolsonaro.
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But economists don't expect any immediate danger, as bigger industry players such as Country Garden are flush with cash thanks to record sales in 2017, putting them in a strong position to undertake market consolidation.
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Flush with petrodollars, he has turned the tiny country, whose seven component emirates have a combined population of almost 10m (only about 1m of whom are citizens), into the world's third-largest importer of arms.
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Hart — who didn't grow up with much and then was suddenly flush with cash when he became a Hollywood hit — says he didn't fully understand the value of all that money until it was gone.
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First of all, the free-agent market will be flush with suitors wielding cap room because of the new national television deal, and short on players worthy, or even close to worthy, of massive deals.
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So now buyout firms are raising even more money to try and snag some big deals before a possible change in tax law makes their corporate competitors even more flush with strategic M&A funds.
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Concentrating very wealthy people with lots of disposable income in cities with already burdened housing stock (even if Long Island City itself is relatively flush with lots of new towers) is a recipe for trouble.
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Even if the government were flush with cash, there are 40 ethnic groups seeking development funds, and traditional leaders are struggling to control jobless young men who could end up joining the militants, residents say.
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But it did not go unnoticed that Mr. Wang and several other villagers would abruptly disappear for days, weeks or months, and return flush with cash, which they often squandered on gambling binges, neighbors recalled.
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Flush with revenue from oil and from the booming city-state of Dubai, M.B.Z., the country's de-facto leader, has helped build the Emirates into a kind of Middle Eastern Singapore: rich, efficient, and authoritarian.
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In the end, however, they didn't add that much to the Macan's already notable performance, so unless you're feeling flush with cash, you could spend less and get all the Macan S that you need.
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Dealmaking has stagnated in the last few months despite the quickest start to a year since 2010, record levels of capital at private equity funds and companies flush with buying power from high stock prices.
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In Transit In the world of travel, April 18 — this year's deadline for filing tax returns — is an incentive for hotels to create packages to lure guests who might be feeling flush with extra cash.
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But in a world flush with on-demand services, it seems that it wasn't able to get the right mix of services to the right people to make a fully successful run of its business.
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The emotional climax seems to arrive as the Banks family bids farewell to their home, resigned to the loss of the bank share certificate but flush with familial solidarity, regardless of place or material goods.
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Unlike large corporations, these businesses typically are not flush with liquidity and a disruption or extended delay in cash flow will either force them to close or take on more debt through high-interest lenders.
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" Mr. de la Manitou met Hopper in New Mexico when he was flush with the success of "Easy Rider" (1969) and had persuaded Universal Pictures to fund a metafictional art film called "The Last Movie.
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The men I've met have allowed me to enter their lives and they understand that I'm not flush with cash but I have intellect and a little bit of time and other gifts to share.
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Passengers return from the flights breathless with praise — "So INCREDIBLE I did it TWICE!" one reviewer wrote — and flush with new selfies, including "the shoe picture," showing the world beneath feet dangling outside the helicopter.
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The Suns are a project with holes to plug and flaws to fix and problems to overcome as they bring up the rear in the Western Conference, which is otherwise flush with parity this season.
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Flush with new capital, PlayVS has partnered with the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) — the high school equivalent of the NCAA — which will allow it to facilitate esports competitions across 50 states.
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NEW YORK, Feb 11 (LPC) - Consumer products manufacturer Edgewell Personal Care is poised to return US$600m to investors already flush with cash and lacking opportunities to redeploy capital to quench their thirst for yield.
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Flush with cash, the campaign has chosen to plow $8 million into a nationally aired televison ad tying former Vice President Joe Biden to Ukraine and accusing Democrats of plotting to "steal" the 2020 election.
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Flush with money from the technology industry, San Francisco has undergone a boom of high-rise construction that has made what was once a low-rise city more dense and in some ways more vulnerable.
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They're hoping that you're a miniature version of the America they know: flush with cash, short on understanding, scared of the locals and eager to buy something to show for your time in their country.
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Like most love affairs, the beginning is flush with infatuation, the middle feels like a normal and permanent way of life, and the end creeps up on you bringing anguish, diffidence, desperation, and then finally grief.
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Grabau said Kinnevik, which is flush with cash following last year's sale of its stake in Russian online classifieds firm Avito, would take advantage of weaker valuations with possible new investments in financial technology and healthcare.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoMounted flush with the back of the phone (which I must say is a nice touch), the Essential Phone has what the company is calling the thinnest dual-camera module in the world.
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It's a world flush with affordable, high-quality speakers for your TV that don't require putting different kinds of speakers all over your room, with multiple diagrams and sync options to ensure everything is just so.
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While the e-ink screen is the same resolution as the previous model (300 ppi), its display now sits flush with its edges, which means there's no longer a little edge to catch sand and crumbs.
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It's still stuck with a 167ppi display, instead of the crisper, clearer 300ppi panel found on both the Paperwhite and Oasis, and the screen still is recessed instead of flush with the front of the device.
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But while 18th century Scotland appears to be flush with excitement and gallant lairds, it's pretty short on baths, which is why I regret to inform all of you that IRL, Outlander would actually be disgusting.
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DETROIT — Record sales in the American auto industry have left the biggest carmakers flush with cash, which they are pouring into new models on display this week at the annual North American International Auto Show here.
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The only non-Chinese interloper in the winter's top-21.4 was Stoke City, flush with the monopoly money raining down on the Premier League from its rich new broadcast deals, landing Giannelli Imbula from FC Porto.
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More broadly, an acquisition like this is yet another sign that the conversation about how direct-to-consumer brands flush with cash from huge rounds of startup fundraising are changing the retail game forever is overblown.
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Reddit is flush with posts calling people to action, with top posters listing emails and phone numbers for members of both the FCC and Congress and offering scripts for people who need a bit of guidance.
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Whether that's applying image recognition with drones to actual monitoring of the sites, these startups have found themselves flush with funding and looking to chip off bits of the process that are ripe for obvious improvement.
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They indicate that the big packaged food companies are hungry for growth and acquisitions in the organic and natural products space and are either flush with cash or have the balance sheets to support a transaction.
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Many buyout firms are flush with cash after recent divestments and cheap borrowing costs and they are particularly attracted to healthcare assets for their reliable cash flows that are immune to swings in the business cycle.
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The superintendent's appeal comes as new details emerged about the 33-year-old suspect who had allegedly convinced Elizabeth he had a swanky, stealthy past as a CIA and FBI agent who was flush with cash.
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The kickstand, which sits flush with the device when not in use, now tilts down to a 165-degree angle, allowing the machine to be propped up on a desk for drawing with the Surface Pen.
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Bhattacharya hoped recent lending rate cuts by banks including SBI, after they were flush with billions of dollars of deposits following the banknote ban, would help "kickstart" credit growth, which is hovering near two-decade lows.
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The PBOC has also kept the banking system flush with cash, pumping out a huge 690 billion yuan this week to avoid a liquidity crunch ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations beginning in early February.
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We can't wait for when Eno can send us a money bag emoji to indicate that we're flush with cash (and hopefully not that you've over-drawn and owe the bank a bag full of money).
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This has the effect of turning Facebook into a place flush with information and opinions, but desperately lacking in the kinds of photos and videos that keep users engaged with each other and drive ad revenue.
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But analysts believe Chinese authorities will continue to keep the system flush with cash in various ways to avoid the risk of a sharp slowdown in the economy, while tightening the screws on the regulatory front.
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The Nokia 9 PureView's five rear cameras, arranged in a hexagon that's flush with the glass back, may be eye-catching, but the image quality and slow image processing will disappoint you over and over again.
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But flush with fresh Series A funding Aclima will be working on getting its kit on board more fleets — relying on third parties to build out the utility of its software platform for policymakers and communities.
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Like most of his neighbors, he resented the ISIS fighters, who swaggered through the souks, flush with cash, telling him how to live—especially the foreigners, who barely spoke Arabic and had no connection to Mosul.
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But the cost of large-scale soil removal would only add to the financial burden imposed by the project, which was promoted by earlier Conservative governments when the province was flush with royalties from offshore oil.
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While his board turned a blind eye, Neumann cashed out hundreds of millions of dollars and lived a lavish billionaire lifestyle, flush with tequila shots, nonstop parties, a private plane, and an impressive real-estate portfolio.
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Seles transitions to more practical things: Don't pet the stray dogs, don't throw toilet paper in the toilet, and if there's no running water, flush with a bucket or let the attendant do it for you.
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But "ever" is a long time, and blockchainers are still fairly flush with funding from the boom, and — more importantly — armed with two of the most potent weapons known to humankind: technical brilliance and true belief.
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Unlike peak Myspace, with its impatient and half-interested owner, Facebook, still helmed by its founder and flush with cash, has the time and the freedom to begin planning for the future on its own terms.
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We managed to get into residency programs in the same city and moved from New York to Chicago, two newly crowned M.D.'s flush with excitement from the perfectly executed wedding that had sent us off.
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Flush with cash from a commodities boom, Brazil imported thousands of doctors from Cuba and a few other countries to provide primary care in remote, impoverished areas under a program called Mais Médicos, or More Doctors.
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Bloomberg, flush with an ever-growing list of establishment endorsements, is preparing to immediately and drastically increase ad spending, a campaign aide said; he will soon have a national field staff of more than 2,000 people.
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Nobody told her that when the student loan check lands, it can lead to false feelings of being flush with cash, given that a chunk of the money may be needed for months of living expenses.
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In a country flush with optimistic venture-capital investors and a lot of other cash sources, money often goes to the company that makes the grandest prediction — putting intense pressure on that company to follow through.
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Juul hired its first Washington lobbyists in 2017 and rapidly ramped up its spending, flush with cash after the tobacco giant Altria spent $13 billion to acquire a 35 percent stake in the company last year.
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If your job is stable (and promises to remain that way), your expenses are low, and you're flush with emergency savings, it might be wise to invest a portion of those funds in your financial future.
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The largest is a landscape of a pond or lake, its foreground flush with reeds along the bottom of the canvas, while on the far shore, a misty forest rises above the calm, mirror-like water.
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The banks want to diversify their sources of finance and boost capital levels, but are in no rush for the cash as they are still flush with liquidity due to sluggish credit growth and looser public spending.
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There's a small divot that lets you easily find the power button without looking at where you're aiming, which I find nicer than Sony's side fingerprint design that has it flush with the rest of the phone.
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Flush with nearly $2.6 million in Kickstarter cash, the company has spent the last two years creating a polished and refined love letter to the colorful 3D platformers that have been pretty much phased out by time.
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Our heroines have taken over the Cortez (though, didn't The Countess leave it to Ramona at the end of the last episode?) and, flush with cash after liquidating their former employer's art collection, do a little redecorating.
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This doesn't mean the Mi 66 is an ugly device; on the contrary, it's quite elegant, with dual camera lenses sitting flush with the phone's back, and symmetrically placed speaker grilles and sensors on top and bottom.
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Flush with cash and seeking to diversify investments, Asian players were among the biggest buyers of central London properties last year, accounting for 19 percent of 20.5 billion pounds ($26.6 billion) in deals, according to CBRE Research.
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Although the Chad government said that he had emptied the national treasury before fleeing in 1990 and that he had arrived in Senegal flush with cash, the whereabouts of his entire presumed fortune is not publicly known.
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"ESG mandates tend to lag a bit in risk-on environments, but in risk-off scenarios they tend to do better," he said, referring to investors' willingness to look past problems when they are flush with cash.
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Steam fights for future of game stores and streaming Flush with Fortnite cash, Epic has relied on two things to grow its storefront, which began (and remains) rather lackluster compared to its more mature and popular competitors.
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Back in 2007, when Venezuela was flush with cash from years of a booming oil business, Chavez paid off all of the country's debt to the World Bank and severed ties with both it and the IMF.
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The Australians, flush with money from the mining boom of the new millennium, push the meal around on their plates and talk of how they eat at home: quinoa and broad bean salad, barley with pomegranate seeds.
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And while we are pretty indiscriminate when it comes to how, when, and why we drink the pink-hued beverage, in a world flush with options (get it?!), we do want to make sure we're picking well.
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Rio, flush with cash from recent sale of its Grasberg copper mine in Indonesia and other non-core assets, declared a final dividend of $1.80 per share and a $4 billion special dividend of $2.43 per share.
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Now, the most populous nation on the planet wants to increase its influence by digging further into its pockets — flush with cash after decades of rapid growth — to splash out with its "One Belt, One Road" policy.
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Because VCs appear to be flush with money at the moment — Bain, for example, closed a $1 billion fund just last week — they are pumping a lot of it into the startups that look the most promising.
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Flush with cash, Nike now tries to corner the market on big-name basketball players — Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook also have big Nike contracts — while also trying to tie up as many other players as possible.
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For one, the long bull run in the bond market has encouraged borrowers to test the limits of how much they can push an investor base that is flush with cash it needs to put to work.
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When the Muslet family arrived from Palestine in the 1970s, the area was flush with money from the sugar industry, and the Muslets opened a department store catering to the Jamaican workers shipped in to cut cane.
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Chances are if you're visiting SF and aren't flush with tech-bro cash you'll probably be looking for that more plebe-y experience, filled with drifts between freakish antique enclaves, full-blown dives, and fog-strewn beaches.
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Including Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony on this series ventured close to cliché: In an oft-told story, Beethoven, flush with anti-monarchical fervor, dedicated the symphony to Napoleon, only to void that gesture after Napoleon declared himself emperor.
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"We saw a big opportunity for our kind of money," said Mr. Zoukis, who, flush with cash from the sales of most of the New York properties, was unencumbered by the need to seek financing from banks.
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Its bezel doesn't rotate and is mostly useless, but it looks sleek and, thankfully, sits flush with the watch's face, meaning it doesn't get in the way of swipes as it did on the Huawei Watch 2.
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The period after LB tours is always a period of calm, because I'm flush with cash and I can work on whatever—and "work on whatever" kind of means work on things that make me no money.
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MUMBAI/DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is flush with cash in the current Indian general election, and is expected to easily outspend opposition parties, as he seeks a second term in office.
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A large Australian wheat crop - in a global market already flush with supplies following bumper output in the Northern Hemisphere - could further drag on global benchmark prices for the grain and ensure cheap food supplies for Asian buyers.
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Riding on 21-inch wheels, the Lucid Air cuts a muscular stance, its door handles flush with the body of the car, one thin bar of light bars stretching across its front, another along the slightly boxy rear.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Flush with cash, private equity-backed firms and former oil industry executives are eyeing energy assets in Southeast Asia as prolonged lower crude prices drive oil majors hungry for cash to divest or seek additional funds.
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Flush with about $550 million of what could eventually be around $0003 billion, the company has been paying back some of its debts, and is now pushing forward with plans to make the FF91 at the Hanford facility.
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Flush with such "victories," extremists of all shapes and sizes were attracted to the Tea Party ranks—Christian religious fanatics, gun nuts, anti-gay bigots, nativists opposed to all nonwhite immigrants, secessionists, conspiracy theorists and, of course, racists.
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Lenders in Asia's third-largest economy have been flush with billions of dollars of liquidity in the past month as people rushed to deposit higher value bank notes that had been rendered worthless by the government last month.
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Although young guns like Eaton are flush with cash now, old-timers know that lobsters no longer thrive in warming waters to the south, and they've heard the talk about how fast the Gulf of Maine is warming.
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The fund, which raised about $22 billion previously, has been a target for U.S. politicians concerned that Chinese firms, flush with state money, could challenge U.S. chip giants like Qualcomm Corp for whom China is a key market.
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Remember, patient (or taxpayer) savings mean loss of income for one of America's most profitable industries, whose lobbyists spent more than half a billion dollars last year and which is flush with dark money to distribute in Congress.
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On the Good Jobs Nation call to reporters, Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota warned that the corporations getting tax cuts are already flush with cash, and that Trump has already been crowing about the stock market's record highs.
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"That basin is flush with barrels and there's no way out," Rick Hessling, senior vice president at U.S. refiner Marathon Petroleum Corp, said in an earnings call last week, adding that winter will make rail loadings more difficult.
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You can see Penn egging the other guy on -- the same guy from our first video -- and when BJ's opponent throws a left hook, it connects flush with Penn's chin, sending him crumpling to the ground, arms sprawled.
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Although lending has been at or near its best levels since global financial crisis, banks are still flush with cash, parking much of their deposits with the European Central Bank rather than lending it to the real economy.
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Over the years he's kept the igloo standing, just barely, as a tribute to his old friend Smith and with the hope that perhaps someone more flush with cash than him can turn the quixotic dream into reality.
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Barry Komisaruk, a behavioral neuroscientist and distinguished professor of psychology at Rutgers University, has conducted research showing not only that the cervix is flush with nerves, but that, for some women, the organ is primarily responsible for orgasm.
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Mr. Jones's campaign seems to recognize the stakes: Flush with optimism, the Democrat has turned to a hold-the-ball approach since a number of women emerged to recount their experiences with Mr. Moore when they were teens.
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The Yemen-based arm of al-Qaeda — flush with millions in ill-gotten gains — is gaining strength from the fractured nation's civil conflict and is sufficiently funded to carry out new terror attacks, according to a new report.
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If you take a long weekend to visit the city and look at apartments, you aren't going to be flush with time to debate whether you really want in-unit laundry or a complex with its own gym.
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"We were flush with cash, not looking to do a formal raise, but Battery had a thesis developing on the space and wanted to make an investment into a video marketing platform," Litt said in a phone interview.
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Flush with cash from last year's tax cuts and a growing economy, they have already bought back more than $190 billion of their own shares — a practice that before the early 1980s was considered a legal gray area.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - One of China's main short-term borrowing rates fell to a record low on Tuesday as demand for cash eased at the start of the month and the financial system remained flush with funds.
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If you've been under the impression that seeing them will have to wait until you're flush with cash, we have good news: There are lots of unforgettable, exotic locales that are entirely doable on a budget — without slumming it.
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But before Cummins disappeared and was charged with kidnapping his student Elizabeth Thomas last week, he convinced her that he had a swanky, stealthy past as a CIA and FBI agent who was flush with cash, her father said.
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The unique super PAC structure -- a half dozen smaller groups controlled by different big donors and operatives -- has long been flush with cash, but confused top donors and did not give them a clear place to park their dollars.
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The functional prototype has the side screens slightly ahead of the main one, whereas they should ideally sit flush with one another, either on a level plane or with the side screens titled in for a surround view effect.
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A. Even though the OPEC nation was flush with cash during a decade-long oil boom, Venezuela's ruling Socialist Party borrowed heavily during the era of late president Hugo Chavez to finance generous social programs that made him popular.
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The ride-hail company is playing catch-up in a market that's already flush with billion-dollar startups, but it believes its ability to play nice with city officials will allow it to scale more rapidly than its rivals.
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Her small town of Guachochi sits in the heart of the so-called Golden Triangle crisscrossing the states of Chihuahua, Sinaloa and Durango, a region flush with leafy marijuana farms and fields dotted with pink and red opium poppies.
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Ever since the discovery of vast reservoirs of oil in the North Sea in 1969, Norway has been flush with cash, which in turn has been wisely invested in creating one of the strongest welfare states in the world.
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John has claimed he's not that flush with cash -- as we've reported, he's still on the hook for tons of spousal support, and even went to jail for 3 days for failing to pony up that dough on time.
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The Warriors, who were already flush with talent when they posted a record-setting 73-9 mark last season, have since added four-time scoring champion Kevin Durant to form what some consider the most lethal roster ever assembled.
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Flush with cash, the ACLU is continuing to challenge the Trump administration and like-minded state governments, filing more than 100 lawsuits against attempts to restrict immigration and ban transgender individuals from serving in the military, among other issues.
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The part that supports the kickstand hinge and magnetically attaches to the keyboard half works well enough but is awkward as a permanent addition, and the kickstand itself often refuses to stay flush with the back of the iPad.
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Since the Winter Olympics in 2002, Park City, flush with the state-of-the-art facilities that were built for the Games, has become a hub of hale but half-broke world-class competitors in obscure frozen-water sports.
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Despite a ton of R&D — flush with VC cash, the company is in the process of doubling its research team from 60 to 120 people this year — Impossible cheese is not up to the Impossible burger standard yet.
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P.S.G. soon agreed to pay $205 million more for Kylian Mbappé, and Barcelona, flush with the Neymar funds, subsequently gave Borussia Dortmund $105 million for Ousmane Dembélé and, six months later, offered $182 million to Liverpool for Philippe Coutinho.
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Ms. de Tilly is one of a handful of gallerists promoting local talent, in a city flush with big-name, big-budget auction and gallery sales, but one still finding its feet in terms of developing its cultural identity.
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Flush with cash after a string of Super Tuesday victories, Joe Biden is flexing more muscle on the airwaves, closing Bernie Sanders' spending advantage in a slew of Southern and Midwestern states holding primaries over the next two weeks.
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I also worry that House Democrats, flush with the newfound ability to torment a president who has earned it, will go too far, and become the foils against which he thunders profitably as he reaches for a second term.
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That might have been why Boston, flush with picks in this year's draft, promptly flipped its fifth, the 11th selection over all, for a second-rounder next year and the roster space for an as-yet-unnamed international player.
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You could just not give tax cuts at all to corporations that are flush with cash, and instead use the federal government's prodigious resources to ensure that the poorest among us don't collapse in the streets from untreated illnesses.
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But Missoni is undaunted as she faces the occasion, and when the last models have wrapped up the show, she strides the entire loop of the runway herself, buoyant and flush with pride as she beams at the audience.
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If mediocre job prospects and low wages didn't stop American families from consuming, it was because the American financial system was flush with Chinese cash and willing to lend, financing their homes and refinancing them to buy the furniture.
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Flush with venture capital money, online services company Meituan Dianping launched a ride-hailing service less than a year ago, hoping to take advantage of data from its delivery services and tap into its 290 million monthly active users.
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") He still seems to think that all poor neighborhoods are terror zones and public schools are something out of "Oliver Twist" ("An education system flush with cash but which leaves our young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Flush with cash, political groups outside the White House are aggressively coming to President Donald Trump's aid as he battles low public approval numbers, questions about his election campaign's ties to Russia and a stalled legislative agenda.
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But since Motorola slightly changed the design of the Z4's frame — it now has a small chamfered finish that adds a slight curve to the back — none of the Mods that are available actually sit flush with the phone.
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City have been frustrated in that quest since they emerged as an English powerhouse following their takeover by the Abu Dhabi United Group in 2008, a move that made them flush with Gulf Arab cash to lavish on star players.
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Photo: APEfforts in California to pass a comprehensive net neutrality law hit a snag on Tuesday after a key committee, which is chaired by a Democrat whose coffers are flush with telecom industry cash, suddenly threw a wrench in the works.
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Breast cancer survivor and makeup CEO Sonia Kashuk suggests starting by bringing back your natural flush with a cream formula blush, like the one she sells in her line at Target in a bright pink shade for a budget friendly $9.79.
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Spiner: In a short period of time about a month ago, I wrote stories about Andrew Yang being so flush with cash the campaign was unsure exactly where to spend it and Michael Bennet getting a chance to impress moderate voters.
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We read it when we are bewildered and delighted at our changing bodies, flush with burgeoning sexuality, heady with the certainty of our ascendancy, the prospect of our future greatness shining off in the distance like a great green star.
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For the two counties, the settlement appeared to be a win—they will soon be flush with cash to be used to fund efforts to curb the crisis and provide services for those still in the grip of opioid addiction.
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The festival this year was flush with vibrant, edgy, interesting, emotional work from women directors, beyond just the ones I mentioned, but it's going to be a slow, difficult process for some of them to gain traction in the wider world.
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Oculus founder Palmer Luckey, flush with hundreds of millions of dollars after selling to Facebook, came under fire for a $10,000 donation to a super PAC dedicated to supporting Donald Trump by creating and disseminating negative "shitpost" memes about Hillary Clinton.
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The intrigue: Bilbao is flush with cash (200 million euros in reserves) and could certainly use some new talent, but unlike almost every team it competes against, the club has strict rules about who that money can be spent on.
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Investors' pockets are flush with cash looking for a home, and borrowers have leveraged this to either reprice their debt at ultra-low rates or obtain cheap new cash for acquisitions that may have been difficult to execute a year ago.
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Though big tech companies like Apple, Facebook and Google are already offering fertility benefits to employees, other companies that aren't so flush with cash may not have the ability to be seeking out the best path towards adding this coverage.
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After a resurgence in jet sales driven by a solid global economy and with most of its production issues behind it, Boeing has found itself flush with record free cash flow - a profitability measure widely watched by investors for industrial stocks.
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Image: Pocket-LintAdditionally, Macotakara reports that the iPhone's home button, while still taking up an annoying amount of space on that bottom bezel, will actually be flush with the rest of the device instead of slightly dipped like other generations.
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Let's start with the mode dial on the top right: it sits flush with the milled-aluminum top of the X1D when not in use, but pops up when you press it in and has a nice and easy rotation.
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The Treasury is flush with cash after a $1.25 billion 10-year bond sale this month was two times oversubscribed, and bond yields have recouped heavy losses in December after Zuma fired his finance minister, raising fears of political interference.
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With those price ranges being far below the comfort levels of oil-producing economies starved for cash, CNBC recently canvassed experts to see which countries — formerly flush with oil money — could desperately use a reversal of fortunes in oil markets.
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Maxine Waters, chair of the House Financial Services Committee, told CNBC on Wednesday banks have "extraordinarily high" executive salaries and should do more to boost employee pay, because they were helped by the Republican tax cuts and are flush with profits.
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The company's investors may well also be spying the potential for an exit, down the road, to a larger booking entity flush with institutional cash and a strategic desire to swoop up a large number of bus travel supplier relationships.
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Mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities, rusted-out factories, scattered like tombstones across the landscape of our nation, an education system flush with cash but which leaves our young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge.
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Thanks to rapid growth in emerging markets, nearly three billion people over the next two decades will attain middle-class purchasing power; flush with disposable income, this tide of consumers is expected to generate huge new demand for recreational travel.
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While the company currently consists of two founders and one employee, flush with the seed investment, it intends to hire around 10 people in the next six months, including a VP of engineering, additional developers and sales and marketing folks.
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The Model S has distinctive door handles that are flush with the vehicle's sheet metal unless the key fob is nearby, at which point they can extend outward, allowing the driver or passenger to grab them and open the door.
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The Model S has distinctive door handles that lie flush with the vehicle's sheet metal unless the key fob is nearby, at which point they can extend outward, allowing the driver or passenger to grab them and open the door.
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Companies flush with the firm's funds are able to lure away top engineers and other workers who, in an ideal world, would have gone to work for startups that have more going for them than just SoftBank's cash, he said.
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Leading those flush with cash: Pete Buttigieg, a mayor little-known outside his home state of Indiana before his sure-footed media appearances in the spring and cross-country fundraising tours persuaded deep-pocketed Democratic donors to open their wallets.
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The Australia-based Kiwi launched into the exchanges with Brunson from the first bell and looked like he had paid the price for it when the American backed him against the fence and caught him flush with a powerful right hand.
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Yakuza 03 gives us a glimpse of what Japan's bubble era economy flush with money and success looks like, from its biggest high-rollers to the people living in the shadows of polite society—primarily, those tied to organized crime.
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This publishing season is flush with books raising alarms about digital technology's pernicious effects on our lives: what smartphones are doing to our children; how Facebook and Twitter are eroding our democratic institutions; and the economic effects of tech monopolies.
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We're here to help with tools to get you blending up a chilly fruit smoothie for a hot summer day, or if you want to go all-in, the gear you need to stay flush with ice cream until September.
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With a bit of effort (or the assistance of a handyman), the Paragon Lock and Safe 7700 Flat Electronic Wall Safe can be installed in your home or business, and it will lie nearly flush with the wall once in place.
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I have this Turkish-style area rug that can be pretty challenging for bots, because the edges don't sit flush with the floor anymore; it's not rubber-backed, so it can get pushed around; and it has tassels on the ends.
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The mall, which houses local names such as Myer and Coles, as well global brands like Apple and Zara, will be renamed "Westfield Booragoon" and the deal comes when Scentre is flush with funds following its asset sales this year.
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The state was once flush with distilleries — in 1911 there were 44, half of them in central Baltimore — and advertisements from the late 19th century promote the drink as a more refined alternative to its rougher cousins from Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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MUMBAI/DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is flush with cash, giving his Hindu nationalist bloc a massive advantage over the main opposition Congress party as he seeks to win a second term in India's general election.
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In 2012 I came across several cases where young clerics, fresh graduates from the Haqqania madrasa in Pakistan, returned to their home villages in Afghanistan, flush with cash, and set about running mosques and recruiting and organizing a band of Taliban followers.
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The Catamounts had all the elements of an epic Cinderella: they'd upset Davidson to win the Southern Conference tournament and secure a tournament bid; after they'd won the conference title, Hopkins, flush with excitement, proposed marriage to his girlfriend on the arena's loudspeaker.
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He is now set to join an administration flush with fellow cabinet picks who are openly hostile toward the concept of climate change, all with President-elect Donald Trump at the helm, who has called climate change a hoax orchestrated by the Chinese.
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Indian stocks hit four-month highs earlier this week in anticipation of that easing, but analysts said there were still positives from the RBI meeting, including expectations banks would have scope to lower their lending rates if the system remains flush with liquidity.
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But the market is flush with inexpensive handsets from relatively unknown makers (in the U.S., at least), making it a tough time to distinguish oneself by price point alone, particularly with companies like OnePlus offering some truly terrific bang for a consumer's buck.
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" After evening out the star's complexion with Willa Perfecting Skin Tint in Linen, Maulawizada gave Chastain a subtle flush with Dior DiorSkin Rosy Glow and swept on Chanel Camelia de Plumes Highlighting Powder on the cheekbones to "emphasize her amazing bone structure.
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Flush with increased oil and gas revenues for much of the past decade, Russian forces have significantly improved, mixing modern means such as unmanned aerial vehicles and cyberattacks with traditional "Red Army" strengths such as political and electronic warfare, armor and massed firepower.
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The film's creators then, have lived the plot of Nerve in miniature: catapulting off the infancy of the social web can make you successful, talked about, and flush with cash overnight, but as often as not it turns out to be a mirage.
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Flush with money donated by sheikhs from the Gulf states, Yemenis who had been living in Saudi Arabia came home and founded schools that promoted Salafi Islam, an austere Sunni doctrine that is closely linked to the Wahhabism practiced in Saudi Arabia.
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An Expedition Is Digging Up a Lost Civilization in Honduras La Mosquitia, where the expedition is currently underway, holds the largest rainforest in Central America, and it is often depicted as an unexplored territory, flush with the remains of long-forgotten civilizations.
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Flush with the $100 billion they claim to be getting in assets unfrozen under the deal, the mullahs have gone on a spending spree, finally purchasing, among other things, the Russian S-300 missile system, which is now being delivered to them.
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Dr. Lee shows Taylor her scans, explaining that the main issue with attempting to excise Lizzie is that she's growing on that end of her spinal cord, and that area is flush with nerve endings — which makes it extremely dangerous to operate on.
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Although according to Fendi's CEO Pietro Beccari, the final "si" only came at 1am on Thursday morning, barely 18 hours before Lagerfeld's models were set to walk on water — across a plexiglass panel set flush with the bubbling basin of the Trevi.
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" But was grim about the present: "For too many of our citizens a different reality exists... Mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities... An education system flush with cash but leaves our young and beautiful students deprived of knowledge.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr., emboldened by his unexpectedly strong Super Tuesday performance and flush with cash, is moving to hire new aides who he hopes can quickly help him secure the Democratic presidential nomination and then guide him through the general election.
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Judge T. S. Ellis III of the United States District Court in Alexandria, Va., has repeatedly tangled with Mr. Mueller's team over their attempts to present evidence about Mr. Manafort's extravagant spending when he was flush with funds from his work in Ukraine.
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Now flush with cash — Biden advisers said the campaign raised $15 million in three days — the campaign is better positioned to go head-to-head on paid messaging, including television ads that were already running in the next batch of primary states.
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The bottom line: The BJP is flush with power after the last election — but seeking to marginalize India's 177 million Muslims from what it means to be "Indian" risks destabilizing a precarious balance among faiths and ethnicities in the world's largest democracy.
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Some candidates have more maneuvering room than others to challenge the two leaders: Whereas Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Sanders are flush with cash, Ms. Klobuchar is in a far more tenuous financial position and has yet to qualify for the debate in November.
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I popped the keyboard off and caught up with TV shows at night while the Surface Go stood balanced on its pop-out kickstand, which feels sturdy and bends almost all the way back so the tablet is practically flush with the table.
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"The system we have now was designed for times when schools were flush with students and cash, and accreditors just had to make sure those were used well," said Rick Bales, a professor at Ohio Northern University's law school, and its former dean.
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Industrialists, flush with wealth from late–nineteenth-century transformation of the American economy, were acutely aware of the commercial colleges' lack of social capital, and they pushed to establish business in elite universities in order to make the businessman a socially respectable figure.
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Every election since this 2900 decision allowing unlimited corporate and union spending in our political system has been more expensive than the last, flush with untraceable money and messier than ever before, and the 220006 election promises to be the worst yet.
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Whether you missed out on the Cyber Monday rush and just want to treat yourself, or are looking for a great holiday gift for anyone on your list, you&aposll find yourself flush with options that are seriously discounted for Cyber Week.
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Even though I could not yet read, I sought it out; I sat on the edge of the sofa, my bony 5-year-old chest flush with the wispy, tissue thin paper, and I ran my fingers across the pages, down the psalms.
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Even though I could not yet read, I sought it out; I sat on the edge of the sofa, my bony 5-year-old chest flush with the wispy, tissue thin paper, and I ran my fingers across the pages, down the psalms.
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In a sport flush with cash from savvy off-field business moves, teams typically lock up young players before they hit free agency, as the Rockies just did, so the chance to acquire Machado or Harper for cash alone has truly been extraordinary.
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Plot-wise, there's no reason Vampyr couldn't have offered players a chance to swap roles between brother and sister—the game could have fudged enough details to make it work—but in B-games, you aren't usually flush with options like that.
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Though it's nice to be flush with cash for interplanetary exploits, it's challenging to actually do the work of laying out power cables, setting up materials supply routes, delegating work to robotic rovers and drones, and installing operational solar and wind power grids.
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Afghan officials say that the Taliban, flush with cash from the opium trade, may have obtained Russian night-vision gear on the black market in Pakistan, and such devices are also available in civilian hunting stores and online in some former Soviet countries.
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The crude price rout arrived in 2014 as Louisiana was already using a patchwork of one-time measures to grapple with budgetary shortfalls that came about because the Pelican State had slashed income taxes and raised education spending when it was flush with cash.
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When asked earlier this year about acquiring Postmates or a similar company, Xu told Recode that an acquisition was not a priority for DoorDash, but acknowledged that he was more likely to look at potential M&A opportunities now that he was flush with cash.
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Of course, many older judges are flush with valuable wisdom and experience, but questions of cognitive competence have arisen publicly on several occasions over the years, perhaps most famously in the case of Richard Owen, a judge in the Southern District of New York.
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It makes little sense that Apple makes it so hard to resize and snap app windows with precision and bring them flush with the dock and corners of a multi-monitor display, especially when Windows has had native support for such tools for years.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Flush with cash and weapons, Islamic State is attracting huge numbers of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria and withstanding U.S.-led air strikes that are failing to hit the right targets, a powerful Iraqi Shi'ite paramilitary leader told Reuters in an interview.
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In a statement, Trump said the 2015 international accord to freeze Iran's nuclear program in return for lifting sanctions was a 'horrible, one-sided deal' and said it left the Iranian government flush with cash to use to fuel conflict in the Middle East.
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When we come back, Charles Payne on the ramifications of all this, especially at a time when so many companies flush with a lot of cash and a lot lower taxes and having a lot more money to spend are apparently planning to do that.
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SO, THE ECONOMY – IF YOU LOOK AT THE ECONOMY, WE HAVE 15 MILLION MORE PEOPLE WORKING, WAGES ARE GOING UP, HOME FORMATIONS ARE GOING UP, COMPANIES ARE FLUSH WITH CASH, CAPITAL MARKETS ARE WIDE OPEN, SALES ARE GOING UP. EVERYTHING LOOKS TO BE PRETTY GOOD.
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This hinge deserves every bit of praise it's received: unlike the Surface Book, the screen sits flush with the body when closed and unlike many other 10803-in-21080s, it is firm enough to not wobble when you tap and drag directly on the screen.
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Indian developers, flush with foreign cash, spun out plans for high-end, luxury apartment complexes, which the country's burgeoning class of millionaires and billionaires demanded, both as status symbols—and, according to experts on financial crimes and corruption, repositories for large amounts of undeclared wealth.
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Set during the "Great Slump," presumably of the nineteen-thirties, it's not a remake of the 1964 original, or a vain attempt to haul Mary into the modern age (although, God knows, we need her here), but a sequel, flush with newly minted songs.
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The equity structure gives all Cruise employees the chance to own actual shares of Cruise, not in GM. It's a critical development for a company, even one flush with new capital like Cruise, that is working to deploy autonomous vehicles on a commercial scale.
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Flush with cash and more eager than ever to build a vacation home in Palm Springs, he made quick work of finding a replacement property, paying $900,000 for a low-slung, 1955 ranch house on a double lot in the Historic Tennis Club neighborhood.
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Eric Schmitt, a Republican candidate for state treasurer, has used his campaign war chest — flush with $2.5 million after winning the nomination unopposed — to set up a handful of offices across the state that are also being used to help other candidates with turnout efforts.
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Hordes of newly minted and newly wealthy tech bros, flush with Silicon Valley VC cash, ruined what once had been an all-are-welcome cool, gray city of love, where the funky landlady Anna Madrigal offered furnished rooms on Russian Hill for $170 a month.
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Instead, McConnell has struck a perverse bargain with billionaires and corporations that keep his leadership PAC and campaign coffers flush with cash, apparently in return for pushing policies that benefit big corporations and billionaires at the expense of the good citizens of Kentucky and America.
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But concerns over competition from rivals flush with cash after going public in recent months, as well as rising fuel and labor costs, plus a slump in ZTO's share price prompted some investors to balk at Best's initial pricing, one of the people said.
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