And I gave away my car, gave away my rented flat, everything.
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From the first quarter of 7.73 through the first quarter this year, the four biggest U.S. banks gave away $145 billion in net share buybacks and dividends, while the 10 biggest domestically owned regional banks gave away $40 billion, the two biggest investment banks gave away $22 billion and the three biggest trust banks gave away $23 billion.
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"We gave away turkeys at Thanksgiving, we gave away a great amount of toys around Christmas," Mr. Scott said in the interview.
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Fans are pissed ... thinking Rach gave away all the mystery.
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In retrospect we gave away the goods that we exported.
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In 2014, he gave away 491 cars and 207 flats.
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He gave away some of his leverage, even allies concede.
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Together, Speidi gave away about $2 million dollars of clothing.
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He really gave away the souvenirs from his nuclear experiences.
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I said no, he gave away our country to China!
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The Gates Foundation gave away roughly $5 billion last year.
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Brin and Zuckerberg both gave away $110 million in 2019.
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It helped that Indiana gave away the ball 246 times.
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It gave away its power, and now there's nowhere to go.
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Cheerios instead gave away 1.5 billion seeds, depleting its entire stockpile.
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"We gave away a good player for summer league," Thorn said.
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"I think I just gave away our baby name?" he replied.
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David Young also gave away $2,432 from Fruman, his campaign said.
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She also gave away the ball for an easy Rutgers layup.
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You just gave away all the good questions for Code Conference.
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And the more he gave away, the more delighted he became.
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They gave away their business-casual clothes and sold their car.
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During his lifetime, David Rockefeller gave away more than $1 billion.
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In fact, Facebook just gave away all of your private information.
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The tan Georgian facade, absent of ornament, gave away no secrets.
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Holland also gave away some of the film's plot to one patient.
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Can you tell me about some of those songs you gave away?
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Are you the sad soul who accidentally gave away over 291 bitcoins?
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And that gave away his rights for any mental health going forward.
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My team and I gave away a house to a disabled woman.
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Here, compassionate people gave away more money than their cold-hearted counterparts.
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I can't believe you just gave away your secret recipe so easily!
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It gave away a little more than $1 million to 17 people.
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It also gave away backpacks and holiday presents, refurbished computers and uniforms.
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But second, a lot of people feel it gave away the upside.
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Claudia and Garrett sold and gave away a lot of their belongings.
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Hillary Clinton gave away 20% of the uranium in the United States.
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GM gave away the farm — and the UAW went on strike, anyway
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Bloomberg's campaign also gave away free T-shirts and buttons to supporters.
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In 2009, the foundation had $182 million and gave away $17 million.
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The rangers also gave away eclipse-themed "junior ranger" booklets to children.
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Samsung has also enabled location-based trial, with "15,000 retail locations in the US." Verizon gave away Google's Daydream View VR headset with pre-orders of Pixel phones, and China's OnePlus gave away 30,3603 VR headsets with its phones.
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In the end, the politician gave away his ball to a young child.
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Others came up with unique invitation experiences when they gave away invitation cards.
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Instead Trump got nothing, and gave away an important security asset for free.
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But just to put it -- one more time, President Obama gave away Crimea.
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" Russia annexation of Crimea: "President Obama lost Crimea... President Obama gave away Crimea.
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An Oklahoma tattoo parlor gave away free tattoos of Barack Obama in 2008.
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In 276, Edemeka gave away 20 game tickets via a Nets fan site.
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Most of it he gave away, to South Sudanese rebels fighting for freedom.
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I gave away several hundred thousand in the last few years to charity.
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I gave away the microwave because I can melt Velveeta on a stove.
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King Lear gave away his lands, David Sedaris gives away his fatty lump.
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"He gave away a very strong career," said Mark Davis, a former colleague.
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Note: Bill Gates gave away free copies of this book to college graduates.
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In the last two years alone, he gave away more than $1 billion.
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They gave away a combined $1.3 million to charity in 2017 and 2018.
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But Alphabet gave away little new information on its other ventures on Monday.
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He gave away the game when he said I don&apost want your money.
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Is it true that, back then, you gave away breast enlargements to female customers?
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What if I accidentally saw something online that gave away a major plot point?
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They threw out his entire room and gave away his cat without Kass knowing.
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"I gave away my prize so somebody else would have a chance," he says.
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Again, these effects were mostly concentrated in schools that gave away condoms without counseling.
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Granted, it doesn't sound like Perry gave away any deep, dark secrets, but still.
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The Cardinal forced 17 Montana turnovers and gave away the ball just 10 times.
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He was also a philanthropist who gave away over $530 million to different causes.
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They gave away free cases of beer at work today and I'm fucking hammered.
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Appalled that Trump gave away national security secrets in a meeting with Russian officials?
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He surveyed the canon, meditated on the craft, and blithely gave away trade secrets.
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In 2016, Mr. Ulukaya gave away about 10 percent of the company to employees.
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Here are the Philanthropy 50's top donors, and the amounts they gave away:
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On Friday, Shake Shack held a poster-making event and gave away free burgers.
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Using her own money, she gave away trinkets to those who did well on assignments.
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He made his millions but, as a good Baptist, gave away a tenth of it.
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I gave away old clothes that I was hoping I'd fit into again one day.
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Although Lucky Charms gave away similar boxes in 2015, they only unleashed ten boxes total.
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Detroit nearly gave away the lead in the seventh as the Reds scored four runs.
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To get customers to come into the first Home Depot store, Marcus gave away cash.
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In so doing, they gave away the key constitutional negotiating tool against the White House.
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Over the weekend, the Capital Area Food Bank gave away 30,000 pounds in fresh produce.
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I gave away more in the year than she has in her whole fucking lifetime.
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In short, the United States gave away a lot and got relatively little in return.
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They wrote a tax bill then that gave away a trillion-and-a-half dollars.
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I would later come to realize there was nothing that gave away what would follow.
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Local musicians, struggling to be heard above the international competition, often gave away their work.
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"I'm disappointed with the two goals we gave away," Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane said.
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While the duo's base looks went hand in hand, their outerwear gave away their unique personalities.
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He also gave away top intelligence to Russians about an ISIS plot, which angered intel professionals.
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"After traveling for around two years, I sold or gave away all my possessions," said Larsson.
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The repeated line about Mountbatten being the "man who gave away India" is also somewhat true.
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IN 2015 Britain gave away £12.1bn ($18.5bn) in foreign aid, more than any country bar America.
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Earlier this year, I gave away the entire blueprint behind a $5 million week at IWT.
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Poulsen also gave away a penalty in the win over Peru, once again after VAR involvement.
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The Trump Foundation, by contrast, raised $18.8 million over 30 years and gave away 19.2 million.
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Last October, Google gave away one of the biggest videogames of the year, Assassin's Creed: Odyssey.
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He gave away intelligence secrets to the Russians, potentially endangering a foreign agent embedded with ISIS.
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I gave away more in the year than she has in her whole f---ing lifetime.
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On April 17 the women opened a popup shop and gave away the dresses to girls.
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But he gave away a massive concession upfront, taking away leverage his negotiators could have used.
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Every single time Israel gave away more land, it did so in the name of peace.
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The diplomats left about four hours later with terse comments that gave away nothing of substance.
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I can't tell you how many dozens of tamales my mother gave away to express gratitude.
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Haidilao, a popular hotpot restaurant chain, gave away bags of soup stock and snacks to diners.
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The pair still couldn't make every American a millionaire if they gave away their combined fortunes.
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For decades, players routinely gave away their autographs and their gear, including balls, bats and jerseys.
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The 19th century robber baron Andrew Carnegie gave away most of his wealth later in life.
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By 2016, as Maggie and I were really starting to do this, we gave away $200,000.
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Wharton gave away books, including signed volumes for charities to sell, and her heirs scattered others.
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Collins gave away the valuable thing she had and didn't get what she wanted in return.
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For months, she gave away downloads of the album with sales of merchandise on her website.
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One year she gave away a doll that had a wonky eye, as she calls it.
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I gave away more in the year than she has in her whole f----ing lifetime.
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"Unfortunately, I gave away too much, too soon, and lived too long," said Mr. Rosen, 85.
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And in order to get young college males to wash their clothes, he gave away free beer.
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Another criticism: It is wrong to start with a summit; Trump already gave away the big prize.
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The company gave away 100 pairs of Air Max 270 sneakers with an HQ logo on them.
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The company also gave away 250,000 free helmets and put $3 million into a safety education campaign.
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It may not be all bad news for the anonymous Bitcoin enthusiast who accidentally gave away $132,000.
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Instead he gave away his ticket to show solidarity with Richard Spencer, which is so much worse.
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A separate venue was created just for it, and AT&T gave away the tickets through promotions.
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In 2016, the company gave away thousands of free shares of its stock to loyalty program members.
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On Wednesday, the Blackhawks gave away Teuvo Teravainen just to get rid of Bryan Bickell's terrible contract.
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In 2900, they gave away the most ancient Jewish city of Hebron, in the Wye River Accords.
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"Well, we gave away so much unilaterally that we really have to claw it back," Ross added.
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BASF, for instance, gave away 600,000 chemical spray nozzles to prevent the wrong ones from being used.
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Chobani is known for offering generous wages and benefits, and you recently gave away equity to employees.
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But they may linger in his psyche for a while, because Johnson gave away another U.S. Open.
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The drama began over a dog that Dorit Kemsley adopted from Vanderpump Dogs and then gave away.
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In fact, Bloomberg gave away $3.3 billion to charity in 2019 — more than Trump's entire net worth.
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Just last November, his Day One Fund gave away nearly $100 million to 32 organizations fighting homelessness.
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The drama began over a dog that Kemsley adopted from Vanderpump's rescue center and then gave away.
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He was also a philanthropist who gave away more than $2 billion of his fortune to charity.
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For those that tweeted, we gave away over $100,000 of free use of our platform and services.
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The drama began over a dog that Dorit Kemsley adopted from Vanderpump's rescue center and then gave away.
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Police are still hoping to find a mattress and box spring that Ajayi allegedly gave away last week.
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Back in 2011, Pratt received death threats after he gave away Faris' 15-year-old cat via Twitter.
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Most notably, Drake gave away $1 million and documented the process in the music video for God's Plan.
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Hayden Panettiere is reportedly suing her dog-sitter on claims that the caregiver gave away her two dogs.
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Even though we gave away a big lead, we still grinded at-bats and just kept chipping away.
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According to a local outlet, Hindustan Times, Bieber also gave away free concert tickets to around 100 children.
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The National Telecommunications and Information Agency gave away another $22019 billion as part of the 2009 stimulus package.
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But while he gave away $510 million last year, the pull of the business world proved too strong.
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We gave away over 10,000 samples of vegan food to the race fans and they absolutely loved it.
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We gave away our suppers and choked down the paper on empty stomachs and waited to get lost.
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She alleges Spanfeller demoted her and gave away half her sales territory to a former colleague from Playboy.
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Think twice before claiming an $8,000 charitable deduction for those old t-shirts you gave away last year.
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In 2015, it gave away $825 million in grants, second only to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Albert Gubay, the frugal founder of Kwik Save supermarkets, gave away £700m ($895m) in his will in 2016.
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We moved out of our rental house; we put our possessions in storage; we gave away our car.
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We pretty much, after 5-2, just felt like we pretty much just gave away the whole game.
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But President Obama, when he didn't go across the red line, what he gave away, nobody even knows.
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I even got sued on a Foundation which took Zero rent & expenses & gave away... View the discussion thread.
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In filing for CDRs, Xiaomi gave away a little more financial information ahead of its public market debut.
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There was not a single point that we gave away, and he delivered everything that I dreamed of.
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His crooked teeth gave away a childhood spent in poverty, but he was not self-conscious about them.
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In 2015, Mr. Cuomo gave away $8.25 billion to corporations — as much as the next three states combined.
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He could shatter an opponent's confidence with his stare, and he gave away few strokes and fewer secrets.
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Last year, moguls like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Michael Dell gave away millions of dollars to charity.
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The couple visited the apartment once more and gave away the girls' clothes and toys to Ms. Martinez.
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It called for celebration, but Gregory already gave away the Scotch and Maggie ate all the apple pie.
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"Even if our people gave away the mayorship, they gave the districts to the AK Party," he said.
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When the company posted a map of popular routes for running and cycling, it inadvertently gave away national secrets.
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They were not allowed to control your internet experience, but it also gave away oversight over the broadband industry.
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They also gave away an 18-point, third-quarter lead in of last Friday&aposs loss at Golden State.
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Wanting to help his fellow veterans, DeJoria gave away many free phones to homeless vets in the LA area.
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They hold more than 100 tree adoption events a year, and gave away nearly 153,000 trees in 2016 alone.
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How on earth is a self made millionaire who just gave away a school being criticized by the president?
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But they gave away a spot-kick in the 78th minute which striker Ben Malomgo converted for the equaliser.
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He gave away the prayer rugs, and in the relative safety of the apartment, he burned every religious book.
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In 2012, Bieber had a tour hamster named Pac that he gave away to a fan, according to TMZ.
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"Her last word was about our child, her grandchild, that we gave away," Scully cries into Mulder's shoulder later.
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Anne Hathaway gave away two elegant dresses she wore while pregnant, and Drew Barrymore threw in three different bags.
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I started to buy more clothes that I really wanted to wear, and gave away some of my dresses.
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Documents reveal that Trump gave away many rounds of golf at his various golf courses, but not much cash.
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We use the word "trend" like Oprah once gave away cars at tapings of the Oprah Winfrey Show: generously.
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Volunteers gave away about 70 packages of Narcan, which is available over the counter in Ohio and other states.
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If Bornstein gave away the originals without having paper or electronic copies on hand, "that's a problem," Rothstein said.
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She gave away her brushes and paints, bought a truck and a camper, and headed out of New York.
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In 2014, Southwest offered shark-themed in-flight entertainment and gave away a vacation where winners swam with sharks.
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Joey Votto later hit a two-run shot on a night when the Reds gave away Votto superhero bobbleheads.
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It gave away around 3 million laptops in the ten years that it was going strong, the Verge reports.
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Chaos is kept to a minimum — but Sergeant Polo's weary voice gave away the effort that makes it happen.
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Yes, he gave away $1.3 billion in 2019, cementing him as the country's second-biggest philanthropist, regardless of industry.
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I gave away or spent what I earned as quickly as possible, although rarely on things other than books.
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When I got into the fitness industry, I gave away free content to help personal trainers grow their businesses.
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They say Trump gave away his greatest bargaining chip in the effort to secure funding for a border wall.
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The owners of a Port Orange funeral home gave away a free cremation as part of its grand reopening.
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Sector heavyweight Woodside Petroleum gave away 2.1%, while smaller peers Santos and Oil Search shed 1.7% and 1.8%, respectively.
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Meanwhile, legendary investor Warren Buffett gave away $3.4 billion to charity in his annual gift of Berkshire Hathaway shares.
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What he did was he gave away Encryption for the Masses for free, part of the open source movement.
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That's the Republican Congress that gave away $2 trillion to the rich in the latest round of tax cuts.
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The drama began over a dog that Dorit Kemsley adopted from Vanderpump's rescue center, Vanderpump Dogs, and then gave away.
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And it was Mascherano who gave away the penalty with a pull on Leon Balogun at a 49th-minute corner.
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"We gave away two penalties; it's a problem but the defenders have lost confidence and it's very unfortunate," added Shin.
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In 2016 Chinese gave away sums equivalent to about 0.2% of their country's GDP, whereas Americans donated more than 2%.
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Brady also gave away very little when asked if he had played in greater pain than he was currently experiencing.
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Everyone looked gorgeous, but no one gave away any spoilers for the most anticipated episode of the series so far.
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HGTV launched its Dream Home contest in 1997, when the network gave away a mountain home in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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It finally came to an end because I went on vacation for four weeks and they gave away my job.
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Years ago, when I was Audio Director at Bungie, I gave away nearly 100 copies of Music of the Spheres.
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I just gave away half of the ones I already own, including an amazing pair of pink suede Miu Mius.
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I do feel like I maybe gave away some ability to protect myself in the process, and that's been hard.
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Walz gave away his past NRA contributions under pressure from his Democratic primary opponents in his campaign for Minnesota governor.
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They gave away 200 backpacks, free food, and created an atmosphere of safety and community in the midst of chaos.
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On Valentine's Day in 260, De La Soul did something surprising: The group gave away almost all of its work.
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Some even gave away #NewnanStrong t-shirts to show the city's unity as groups of neo-Nazis drive through town.
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He never received an espionage charge, and there is currently no evidence that he gave away nuclear secrets to China.
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P. 234 index during that period gave away 000 percent of their profits to shareholders, with 22017 percent as buybacks.
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He gave away $403 billion to charity on his own, well before he became involved in a big political way.
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You might know them best as the company that gave away its leggings for free over the internet in 2016.
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The organization gave away more than 40,000 posters nationwide for participants to carry as they marched for stricter gun legislation.
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After defensive midfielder Tiemoué Bakayoko carelessly gave away the ball down the right, Alves moved into the space behind him.
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Klosek said the bank improperly gave away her position while she was on disability to receive treatment for breast cancer.
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U.S. 10-year treasury yields rose after the data, but gave away some of the gains to stand at 2.6410 percent.
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Floyd Mayweather channeled his inner-Bob Barker for his son's 16th birthday party ... 'cause he gave away A BRAND NEW CAR!!!!!
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Last year Spotify ran a promotion where it gave away a free Google Home Mini speaker to every family account subscriber.
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Forbes ranked Chen as China's top philanthropist after he gave away 26 billion Chinese yuan ($2500 million) of donations in 22008.
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Fellow black director Matthew Cherry gave away 55 tickets for opening weekend to the first people that responded to his tweets.
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Their latest award gave away over $7 million dollars to teams working on challenges related to autonomous exploration of the ocean.
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Brian Anderson homered and drove in two runs for the Marlins, who gave away a 4-2 lead in the ninth.
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Whereas its predecessor had a look that immediately gave away its bargain price, this TV takes on a more premium aesthetic.
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McDonald's gave away kid-focused step trackers called Step-it in Happy Meals in an Olympic-related marketing drive in August.
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In exchange for Rose, Jackson gave away Robin Lopez, the only Knicks player to start all 82 games in 2015-16.
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He said they were so bundled against the icy chill that only her shock of red hair gave away their identities.
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In one past-life regression session, Byrd describes jewelry Lou Gehrig had given her that she gave away to a family.
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He once gave away abandoned babies during a broadcast, and caused uproar by airing vitriolic hate speech against the Ahmedi minority.
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Last month's show where HQ gave away $250,000 attracted a whopping 2.38 million viewers, setting a new record for the app.
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He didn't appear to enjoy either fame or wealth, and gave away the money he received when he won the Nobel.
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It's one of Gates' favorite books, and in 2018, he gave away a downloadable copy to anyone who graduated from college.
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Of those, around 470 gave away their password, according to Rid, who shared his analysis with Motherboard ahead of the hearing.
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For 15 years, Bay 12 Games gave away Dwarf Fortressthe game for free and supported development through donations and a Patreon.
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Brian Anderson homered and drove in two runs for the Marlins, who gave away a 03-2 lead in the ninth.
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Biden all but gave away his plans last weekend when he spoke at a fundraiser in his home state of Delaware.
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Then he extravagantly gave away his most prized possessions — or destroyed them in a bonfire, just to show that he could.
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"I believe in the amateur code and actually gave away my prizes," she told the Scottish newspaper The Herald in 2015.
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At one performance, statuesque couples posed with a pair of Genesis luxury sedans; at another, Sberbank gave away fancy chocolate truffles.
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He gave away prizes and recited a short poem he wrote when he was a kid (it was about his mom).
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Their destination was a "pop wedding" in Michigan in which the Velvet Underground wailed away and Warhol gave away the bride.
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Which is cool, but still a little confused as to why they gave away our reserved van in the first place?
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Dhoni tried part-timer Rohit Sharma too, but the off-spinner gave away 11 runs in the only over he bowled.
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Then in the 1980s, an NSA employee gave away a top secret Navy program that involved tapping underwater Soviet communication cables.
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The second, "Originals," are all unreleased demos (besides "Nothing Compares 2 U") that Prince wrote and gave away to other singers.
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Before embarking on his journey, McCandless gave away his savings to charity and rid himself of almost all of his possessions.
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"The new socialist Democrat majority in the House literally gave away its majority the day it started this impeachment proceeding," Rep.
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But only a third of Newman's Own customers said they realized the company gave away its profits, according to Mr. Bruemmer.
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"I literally gave away half of what I earned and half of what I had worked tirelessly to build," she writes.
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In essence, I gave away 1.6 percent of a wonderful business — one now valued at $220 billion — to buy a worthless business.
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Miners, however, also gave away stronger early gains, with the rally in the sector undermined by volatility in Anglo American after results.
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In response, Chipotle shook up its board, revamped food safety and gave away millions of dollars in free food with little effect.
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They&aposve confirmed everything that&aposs been reported, that we have reported and they&aposve also, they also gave away some information.
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All he kept doing, he was desperate for a deal, Obama&aposs desperate for the deal, they gave away store to Iran.
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Flybe, a British budget carrier, recently gave away 200 return tickets on certain services between Norwich in Britain and Dublin in Ireland.
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Some with the lack of familiarity (with Blach), but even with that I think we gave away a lot of at-bats.
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Decades ago, the FCC freely gave away spectrum to local stations, and now they have the opportunity to sell off some space.
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Moreover, when these later-stage companies raised money in 2018, they gave away less of the company despite receiving record-high valuations.
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The company gave away — past tense because they are sold out — 30,000 'Loop VR' headsets, made by partner firm AntVR, for free.
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West did in fact visit the UWESO, where he said wanted to "help with the infrastructure" and gave away sneakers to children.
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Back when the internet was younger, nicer place, the game company frequently gave away charming little Flash games to tease major releases.
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Harry Truman gave away his dog, a cocker spaniel named Feller, to a family physician because he was not a dog lover.
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The ice-cream social has become an annual ritual; this Independence Day, Spalding and Castle gave away more than four hundred sundaes.
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Coffee has been growing in Costa Rica since the 19th century when the government gave away free coffee seeds to encourage production.
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The foundation gave away $260.8 million before Mr. Newman's death and $19903 million since then, and has benefited more than 7,600 charities.
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"Neto gave away more than 14,000 books, wrapping them in black plastic with the note "unfit for backward, retrograde and prejudiced people.
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Earlier this season, they gave away long blue socks in tribute to Curtis Granderson and copies of Cespedes's trademark neon-yellow sleeve.
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The TV networks you mention started as broadcasters and gave away their content to people with antennas while making money from advertisers.
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In Louisiana, a female Trump voter complained that President Barack Obama gave away "handouts," while her family talked about being on Medicaid.
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First they stopped by senior living homes, then gave away more toilet paper to store employees and strangers in store parking lots.
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Except the students demanded whether Ms. Frederiksen knew the carbon footprint of the red roses her party gave away at campaign stops.
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And yes, there have been a few times when I gave away more books by others than I sold of my own.
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Both groups found success using a bundle strategy that gave away copies of the album along with tickets to their recent tours.
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One exhibitor, Satisfyer, gave away free products every hour, which it said was hugely popular, with people lining up around the booth.
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The legacy of the Trump Foundation — which gave away many millions to those most in need at virtually no cost — is secure.
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Ben & Jerry's stores on this day in 2015 gave away 1 million cones, a tally the company expects to top this year.
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In his latest video, "Last to Take Their Hand Off $1,000,000 Keeps It" Donaldson gave away $1,000,000 cash to the winning contestant.
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He gave away most of his own fortune, and pioneered the idea that companies should give away one per cent of their profits.
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However, the toy tie-in for the film gave away the allegiance of his character, Count Dooku, even before the film hit theaters.
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Wells Fargo gave away $444 million to charitable causes last year, potentially positioning it as the top corporate cash giver in the country.
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They not only sent co-creator Justin Roiland his beloved sauce, but also gave away three more 64oz bottles to randomly selected fans.
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Representatives from Lyft gave away $50 credits for new users, as well as 20 percent off discounts to Pokemon Go Crawl hot spots.
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Why it's not normal: Trump isn't the first president to donate his salary — John F. Kennedy and Herbert Hoover also gave away theirs.
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While it had made discounted trial subscriptions to Audible available at times, it never actually gave away Audible's content for free like this.
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Jackson finished with 313 points and six assists for the Pistons (9-3), who gave away a 19-point lead before regaining control.
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She claimed that a male member of the College Republicans who "doesn't like candy" gave away his bag without knowing what was inside.
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In this scene, we were introduced to Lucy, the dog Dorit adopted from the rescue center, but gave away to a new owner.
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To get customers excited for its bacon additions, McDonald's held a "Bacon Hour" that gave away free bacon to customers with any order.
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"Nothing gave away a notion that he might not be well, or that we might be writing his last statement, as it were."
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NBA legend Michael Jordan gave away Thanksgiving meals on Tuesday in his hometown of Wilmington, N.C., to help families affected by Hurricane Florence.
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Brand: Stub HubYear introduced: 2012StubHub, the ticket resale company, introduced the Ticket Oak as a magical tree that gave away great concert tickets.
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She left her apartment and her catering job in Myrtle Beach, S.C.; gave away her cat; and hitchhiked to the Sacred Stone Camp.
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This statement horrifies me even now, more than three years later, recognizing the amount of precious time I gave away to that drug.
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They bought an island in Lake St. George in Maine, named it Hawaii 2 and gave away 250,000 licenses to use it recreationally.
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The rapper Drake said he gave away the entire $996,631.90 budget of his new "God's Plan" music video during its production in Miami.
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Toward the end of her life, even Anni Albers gave away her loom and her stock of threads, turning her attention to printmaking.
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New York (CNN Business)Fortnite hosted a huge extravaganza last weekend and gave away $22.4 million in prizes at its first World Cup.
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" Prince sometimes gave away songs from his vast backlog that he wasn't using — that's how the country singer Rogers got "You're My Love.
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Over and over, you can say he gave away a trillion-and-a-half dollars that just all went to the rich guys.
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A little over two minutes later, Toronto's Jake Gardiner gave away the puck behind his own net after being forechecked by Karson Kuhlman.
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He did a round of victory push-ups and gave away all of the snack cakes he had been saving from the cafeteria.
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In 2016, Chipotle gave away an estimated $70 million in free burritos between February and May, hoping free food would win back customers.
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In 2000, the businessman who co-founded Microsoft in 1975, gave away more than $20 billion worth of shares, according to Bloomberg calculations.
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The museum ultimately gave away 500 tickets for people to join 2,500 invited guests on Tuesday, and another 3,000 tickets for Wednesday night.
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In a phone interview days before the release of "Avengers: Endgame," Wright gave away nothing about the movie while sharing some personal moments.
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He was not supposed to do that, and there were worries that he might have compromised the source who gave away that intelligence.
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They came in ribbed cotton, with racing stripes, and when you finally gave away your last one in 2002, it felt really, really good.
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The New York Times gave away more than a million of its own Cardboard headsets and has also started producing its own VR content.
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I am trying to think this entire time with having talent, I should have just gave away my DVD and it make money out.
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It was what my mom gave it to me before she passed away at, and then my dad gave away all my stuffed animals.
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He even sold Ms. DeGeneres an early '2000s silver-faced Milgauss (usually $25,000 to $30,000) that he said she gave away as a gift.
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During the filming of "God's Plan," Drake gave away a lot of money to the good people of Miami — $1 million to be exact.
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In Ms Elliott's case, she became a figurehead for a more playful style of rap that gave away nothing in force and in swagger.
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Detroit gave away a 282-point, third-quarter lead, then regained control with a 215-22 fourth-quarter run, including seven points from Morris.
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I suspect there wasn't a dry eye in the house, as people cried for the 10 minutes of their life they just gave away.
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By leaving the agreement, the U.S. gave away any say in how the world will tackle the climate crisis in the future, he says.
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In a recent interview with The Cut, Baldwin gave away a couple wedding details, and it sounds like they're planning a simple, intimate ceremony.
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During its Faith Climate Action Week, IPL gave away copies of Before the Flood to whomever asked for one, which was about 1,000 congregations.
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Earlier this month, Chipotle reported that it gave away about 9 million free burritos in an attempt to entice customers back to its chains.
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And after Silva gave away the first round—as he often does—Bisping knocked the former champion on his butt to take the second.
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Still, the 64-year-old's net worth has soared this year even as he reportedly gave away over $35 billion to charity in 2019.
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Then there's what he gave away: A sloppy salute and the upper hand in what should have been the toughest negotiation of his life.
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If you gave away the stock instead, you avoid the capital gains tax and you can deduct the fair market value of the donation.
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I created a "Name David's Puppies" contest, and we gave away the pups to five lucky young ladies with a talent for naming dogs.
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I gave away nearly all my belongings, packed a rented minivan, and drove across the country with my three-legged dog and my dad.
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Some of the same players then went and signed autographs and gave away pucks to fans, in some cases standing inches away from them.
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She once gave away balloons printed with poems derived from the visceral experience of Redmond Lights, the area's annual secular celebration of winter traditions.
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Boston did end up winning Game 242 by a 247-289.4 score, but the relievers nearly gave away all of a five-run lead.
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When 19,000 people showed up at Bryant&aposs morning workout in Beijing in 2015, he greeted them and gave away his shirt and shoes.
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After his wife's death, he gave away his money and possessions, moved to Maastricht in what is now the Netherlands, and became a priest.
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At least once, Porter gave away paintings to thank someone kind enough to provide him with room and board when he was financially strapped.
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Republicans have seized on the Politico report, saying the Obama administration gave away too much to Iran in order to reach the nuclear agreement.
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In his latest video, "Last to Take Their Hand Off $1,000,000 Keeps It" Donaldson gave away $1 million in cash to the winning contestant.
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Sellers paid buyers to take assets took losses on their books when they simply gave away coal assets just to get rid of them.
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Mystery has shrouded the unexplained deaths of an enormously wealthy Canadian couple, who gave away much of their fortune from a generic drug business.
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It took just a year for three-quarters of the state legislatures to ratify an amendment that gave away a vital power of theirs.
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You cannot get out of the place without ... In their annual report a couple of years ago, we gave away ... But, it's totally human.
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It's a legacy he gave away freely, for each of us to absorb and take with us as we strike out to create our own.
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Donald Trump operated a foundation that had zero overhead, no administrative costs, and gave away more than $19 million to a variety of charitable causes.
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Foundation spending "I even got sued on a Foundation which took Zero rent & expenses & gave away more money than it had," he tweeted on Monday.
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After he gave her a lecture over breakfast, she deleted all her sugar daddies' numbers, changed hers, and gave away everything they had bought her.
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Parks Department staff and volunteers began monitoring the park, paying special attention to areas where piles of empty peanut shells gave away the feeding hotspots.
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I threw a "pad-burning party" for my envious female friends and gave away whatever boxes of tampons and bottles of Midol I had left.
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During the war years Elsie donated her time to the USO and American Legion, where she drew and gave away pastel portraits of young servicemen.
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There's little motivation for new investors to put in the legwork if a startup gave away 70 percent of their company at the seed stage.
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Harrison Ford, during an appearance on late-night's Conan last month (before the movie came out), basically gave away a key component of the movie.
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Last year it gave away $1.3 billion, bringing its total grant-making to local, national and global charities to $4.3 billion, according to the SVCF.
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Reporters and unnamed officials quickly piled on Wen Ho Lee before there was any real evidence he gave away some of America's most precious intelligence.
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But he gave away far more money last year to philanthropic causes, according to Maria Di Mento and Jim Rendon of The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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Academic research has found that most of those incentive packages gave away far more in value to the companies than the companies brought to localities.
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I don't have much of a library anymore, as I gave away most of my books to the Pacific Palisades Library in California years ago.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Ismail Ali Ibrahim gave away everything he owned: his bed, his sheets, his shirts, his pots, his pans, his plates, even his house.
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The violent confrontation occurred after an Abu Sayyaf member gave away the group's location when he went to town to buy bread, the authorities said.
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"We just pretty much just gave away all the money we&aposd saved from our 401(k) in the course of six years," he said.
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Meanwhile, Pizza Hut partnered with Toyota on a pickup truck with a pizza oven and gave away "pie-top" sneakers with a pizza-ordering button.
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Instead, they reported that the president gave away enough classified information that the Russian could easily figure out the sources and methods on their own.
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After a conversation with an environmentalist friend four years ago, Ms. Carleton donated or gave away the shampoo bottles, nail polish remover and Ziploc bags.
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But in the end, defensively, I felt we gave away too many chances and, again, that's another area we are going to have to address.
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The money came from bgC3 (now Gates Ventures), and not from the Gates Foundation, which gave away more than $4 billion in grants in 2014.
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Google gave away the devices to buyers of its new Pixel 2 smartphones and offered them for $29 at Wal-Mart, Target and Best Buy.
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But she never gave away the fact she'd be going up against an all-time "Jeopardy!" great — much less taking down the answer-and-question Goliath.
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According to Hillary and Bill Clinton's tax returns, the power couple gave away $23.2 million from 2001 to 2015, or about 225 percent of their income.
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Remember pre-Meek Mill beef when Drake gave away nearly one million dollars and filmed himself doing all those good deeds like paying for people's groceries?
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That someone is Intuit, which sells a bunch of small-business software and services and gave away the airtime as part of a small-business competition.
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Fast-casual chain &pizza gave away more than 30,000 pizzas to federal workers during the shutdown and hasn't seen the same post-shutdown drag on sales.
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But since then, the critics have really gathered voice and are saying that President Trump gave away too much without getting anything from Kim Jong- un.
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Kim, having watched the demise of other dictators who gave away their nuclear programs, believes that his atomic weapons are the only guarantor of his survival.
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In 296, when I was there, they performed 23,035 dental procedures and gave away 840 pairs of glasses to 2,172 people who couldn't otherwise afford them.
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Last year's event gave away $25.5 million to the qualified teams, and this year's $0003,039,566 prize pool could continue to increase as the tournament gets underway.
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When Sentry CEO and co-founder David Cramer first told investors that he gave away the software he built for free, he faced lots of skepticism.
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The chain gave away free Baconator burgers on DoorDash and free Baconator fries on the Wendy's app, and, of course, fired off a few salty tweets.
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Making the hajj to Mecca, he gave away such huge quantities of gold along the way that he inadvertently depressed its value for a considerable time.
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And when a cure for polio was found, Dr. Jonas Salk gave away the patent for free to help as many people as fast as possible.
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And in other cases, the doctors involved were outright malicious — establishing "pill mills" in which they gave away opioids with little scrutiny, often for hard cash.
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The volunteers gave away more than 228 birds, and 24 more were handed out on Friday at St. Jerome's Roman Catholic Church in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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If we gave away all that metadata so people could then assign their own value, what happens if they come up with a value of $1.50?
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When it happened again last spring, and three more died, Phillips gave away the rest of the herd and turned his attention to pursuing the culprit.
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And in some cases, the doctors involved were outright malicious — establishing "pill mills" in which they gave away opioids with little scrutiny, often for hard cash.
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By the time she retired and gave away her cameras, the studio contained more than a million images, which she sold to Time and Life Pictures.
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I gave away free massages We were trying to think of a creative way to make my insurance startup, Margo, get noticed at a startup expo.
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The deal comes after Spotify ran a very similar promotion in which it gave away a free Google Home Mini speaker to new Spotify Premium subscribers.
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But, the Steelers shot down ANY plans of that this week -- because they not only gave away his number ... they handed it to a UDFA TE!!!
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Abortion at the Supreme Court; all eyes on Kennedy "The fact that Justice Kennedy gave away this opinion assignment and didn't write separately is striking," said Vladeck.
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Hornqvist scored again at 11:53 of the period off a feed from Brandon Tanev after the Red Wings gave away the puck near the blue line.
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Absolutely. In hindsight, this seems like such an absurd thing for any tech company to do, especially where they gave away a license to their flagship product.
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It's a huge donation, and Bloomberg reports that it's the biggest since he gave away $16 billion worth in 1999 and $5.1 billion of shares in 2000.
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Financials gave away most of the gains recorded earlier in the day with the sector index ending 27827.43 percent higher after rising as much as 1.43 percent.
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Something about my questioning, combined with me being accompanied by a Chinese interpreter plus a mustachioed Slovenian man with a professional-level camera, gave away my profession.
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In July, as part of their 14th annual Cow Appreciation Day, they gave away a free entrée of choice to any customer who dressed like a cow.
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Unfortunately for Adam, this was a night when he gave away too much of his information to Taylor and then squandered his trust with Zeke and Hannah.
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In November, the Red Cross gave away emergency kits hidden in mystery boxes across Toronto and released clues in the Bunz Facebook group for members to find.
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He also gave away copies of the album to people who bought tickets to his tour, showing that his skepticism of typical music-industry practices remained high.
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Before, Sentry gave away its software for free as open source, but now, users can do whatever they want with the code for free except sell it.
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But perhaps that's what the hardliners in Iran, who have always complained that President Hassan Rouhani gave away far too much in the nuclear deal, would want.
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For 2017, I was practical: I gave away some summer clothes and dug out sweaters I had stowed under my bed ready for their glorious October resurrection.
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The band was nice enough after a 1976 show to autograph a dozen copies of the the magazine that we gave away in a contest with subscribers.
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Mondrian "regularly gave away paintings for which he no longer had any use," a spokesman for the city wrote in an email response to questions last month.
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A hotel valet allegedly gave away the keys to one man's $300,000 yellow 2014 Ferrari to the wrong person, according to a filed lawsuit against Marriott International.
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Wisconsin man Antoine also nearly gave away skeleton for good as he battled depression following his Sochi medal, a condition the 32-year-old continues to manage.
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"We gave away too much," said Gary La Pelusa Sr., a city councilman and former commissioner of Bayonne's utilities authority, which approved the deal over his objections.
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Jackson Lee released a statement on Twitter after a woman claimed the airline gave away her seat to the congresswoman on her flight from Houston to Washington.
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Under pressure from Ackman and other investors, Chipotle has revamped its board and management, strengthened its food safety and gave away millions of dollars in free food.
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Rubio and other Obama critics have argued that he gave away too much to Cuban President Raul Castro for too little in return, especially on human rights.
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"You know, if Howard Schultz gave away coffee for free, Starbucks would be the most popular food organization on Earth — for about two weeks," Mr. Carter said.
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And while PlayStation Plus might have gotten an upper hand on Microsoft because they gave away a bunch of games, Sony's done little to justify that subscription since.
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The non-profit organization, founded by veteran singer Elton John, gave away the award at its 15th annual "An Enduring Vision" Gala in New York on Wednesday night.
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After a bit of research, some locals finally gave away the deets: The culinary feat takes place at the end of July in a reception hall in Lalbenque.
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In October Bombardier gave away half the C-Series for free to Boeing's arch-rival Airbus, weakening the American firm's position in the market for smaller jetliners considerably.
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They gave away a jaw-dropping 15,000 boxes to those who found a winning code on specially marked boxes, and the marshmallows were shaped like unicorns and rainbows.
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Trump also gave away how the public — and North Korean officials — could tell if the summit went poorly: He'll say the words "maximum pressure" again after the meeting.
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Shirley Yamauchi said the airline gave away her 2-year-old son's seat on a recent flight, forcing him to sit in her lap for over three hours.
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Earlier this year on her Instagram story, Jenner gave away one of her eye makeup secrets: using eyeshadow as if it were eyeliner to create a cat-eye.
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Blue Jackets 22, Islanders 234 Columbus gave away a three-goal lead but recovered by scoring twice in the second period and holding on to defeat New York.
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In addition, AT&T gave away Amazon Fire TV Stick devices and Apple TVs to those who committed to either a one-month or three-month plan, respectively.
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I haven't gone shopping in ages, I gave away half my shoes and bags when I moved to a smaller apartment, and I could really use a haircut.
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But after launching into his double front somersault with half twist dismount, he crouched down on his landing before his feet simply gave away and he fell backwards.
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Although he claimed to be on the dean's list there, he said he had dropped out, sold his two cars, gave away his possessions and traveled to Africa.
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On Saturday, England led by 43 points with only six minutes to go, yet gave away 14 of them as the previously ineffective Welsh finally found their edge.
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It is a really easy way to get VR in the hands of the masses; the company gave away about 10,000 pairs of VR goggles as a promotion.
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Several years ago, he gave away a few bicycles to neighborhood kids, and that quickly grew into a nonprofit that gathered 1,200 bikes for Flint kids last year.
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By prematurely removing its comprehensive sanctions in October, the United States gave away an important point of leverage at a crucial time, not foreseeing Bashir's move towards Russia.
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Though Varney and his fellow 0003 winners won big, in March, HQ gave away $50,000 to one winner in its largest individual payout since launching in August 2017.
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Mr. Trump also invoked the last time Republicans gave away a Senate seat by nominating a flawed candidate, an event that he suggested would live in political infamy.
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Between 2017 and 2019, Salesforce and the Salesforce Foundation gave away about $130 million, and the Benioffs personally donated nearly $200 million in roughly the same time period.
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NAFTA, Mr Trump says, is the "worst trade deal ever made", the fault of stupid politicians who gave away a fantastic deal to Mexicans, who cannot believe their luck.
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Berners-Lee is a British engineer and professor of computer science who famously gave away the web, which allows anyone with a computer to access the internet, for free.
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Patric Hornqvist's third-period natural hat trick Tuesday on a night when Pittsburgh gave away ballcaps lifted the Penguins to a 6-3 win over the visiting Colorado Avalanche.
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After hurricanes hit Texas and Florida, Uber and Lyft made monetary donations to local organizations and gave away free rides to shelters, paying for driver time without charging passengers.
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But Chaffetz more or less just gave away the big conceit: You're going to have to cut back on modern "luxuries" like a phone if you want health insurance.
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He's like, "I don't think it's going to be the kind of future thing that the people were imagining when they gave away that huge, huge, huge incentive package."
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Allen's representatives have said he gave away $2 billion in his lifetime, leaving billions of dollars that Bill Gates's co-founder needs to find a way to part with.
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In February 2016, TIDAL and co-sponsor Samsung gave away 1 million copies of Rihanna's brand-new ANTI, helping the album secure platinum status in less than 24 hours.
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Back in October, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey gave away $200 million in stock to Twitter employees after company-wide layoffs and a battered stock price had taken their toll.
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Even as India's richest man gave away "unlimited" 4G internet access to more than 100 million subscribers for six months, his personal wealth is far from taking a dent.
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It turns out that when countries said they wouldn't make a deal without a waiver – even extremely wealthy countries – the DOD gave away taxpayer funds without a second thought.
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At the federal level, it would take draconian benefit cuts, imposing immense suffering, to save as much money as the G.O.P. casually gave away in last year's tax cut.
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James Gunn just kinda (maybe) gave away a major spoiler about future 'Avengers' and 'Guardians of the Galaxy' movies and the fate of his presumably dead characters ... we think.
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The straight-A student ended up scoring a 94 on the exam, and the points he gave away allowed his classmate to go from a failing to passing grade.
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Spotify recently launched a very similar promotion in which it gave away a free Google Home Mini smart speaker for free to those who signed up for Spotify Premium.
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Thirty years ago, the music television channel VH1 held a contest that gave away an amazing prize: 36 Chevrolet Corvettes, one from each year since the car was introduced.
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But one thing Peck has seen again and again is people looking for items they gave away too quickly or buying the same types of things only to purge them.
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In fact, Zuckerberg is so intent on pushing VR that he had his own Oprah moment and gave away free Samsung Gear VR headsets and phones to the entire audience.
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Just days before Thanksgiving, McCain gave away daughter Meghan, a co-host on The View, at her wedding to conservative pundit Ben Domenech at the family's ranch in Sedona, Arizona.
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The plunge was so severe that the company's CEO had to give a pep talk to his team and later gave away his bonus to employees suffering from financial whiplash.
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South by Southwest To truly understand what's its like to live small and comfortably, Jeff Wilson gave away most of his possessions and moved into a 33-square-foot dumpster.
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The first was the invention of the penny press newspaper in the 1870s — the idea of a paper that you gave away for very cheap, loaded up with sensational stories.
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Vancouver-based advocate Dana Larsen, who recently gave away 2 million pot seeds on a cross-country tour, told VICE the media does often "denigrate" cannabis users with these terms.
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Still, both Tiger and Peyton hit some pretty decent shots during the tourney ... and Tiger even gave away one of his golf balls to a little girl in the crowd!
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Penguins 6, Avalanche 3 Patric Hornqvist's third-period natural hat trick on a night when Pittsburgh gave away ballcaps lifted the Penguins to a 6-3 win over visiting Colorado.
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He gave away what should have been a win against Oklahoma last season, and also got conservative after leading Florida 17-0, allowing the Gators to come back and win.
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He gave away so little of himself personally that initially the two people closest to him had opposite interpretations of why Paddock had sent his girlfriend off on a trip.
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In January, it was rocketing upwards, thanks in part to a $2100 trillion Republican tax bill that gave away hundreds of billions of dollars to the wealthy and to corporations.
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HQ host Scott Rogowsky announced the $2000,1003 jackpot on Sunday night during a game in which HQ gave away $2100,29 to just one winner for its largest individual handout yet.
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Related: Why This Couple Gave Away Their Priceless Art Collection to All 50 States | #50StatesofArt 40-Foot Sculpture Reflects New Mexico Stars In New Mexico, a Robotic Butterfly Garden Awaits
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"But by ripping it up, they opened up a Pandora's box," because so many in Iran also had chafed at the deal because of the nuclear production it gave away.
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After the war ended in 1945, millions of demobilized troops gave away the olive drab uniforms they no longer needed, and heaps more were sold by the Army as surplus.
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Related: Why This Couple Gave Away Their Priceless Art Collection to All 50 States | #50StatesofArt 40-Foot Sculpture Reflects New Mexico Stars In New Mexico, a Robotic Butterfly Garden Awaits
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"The president gave away the crown jewel of his campaign promise to bring the Democrats to the table: That was 'no new taxes,' " said Representative Duncan Hunter, Republican of California.
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But President Obama gave away that — President Obama by not going across the red line in the sand that he drew, I went across it with the 59 missile hits.
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At its peak in the 1990s, our group had an annual budget of as much as $1 million and a political action committee that gave away about $200,000 per year.
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I remember as a child, during the years of war with Iraq, my mother telling me about relatives in Iran who gave away their jewelry to aid the war effort.
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I met him in this nondescript boardroom and he showed me all the secrets to the movie, told me about my character in and out, and gave away the ending.
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In fact, New York magazine reported that at $3.3 billion worth of donations in 2019, Bloomberg gave away a higher figure than Trump's entire estimated net worth of $3.1 billion.
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"We gave away too many points early in the season," said Anders Lee, who led the Islanders with 34 goals after missing the playoffs last season with a broken fibula.
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In his lifetime, Mr. Rockefeller gave away an estimated $2 billion to organizations, from Harvard and Rockefeller Universities to a "Living Pyramid" made of wild grass and flowers in Queens.
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It also organised a "Pride of Vietnam" gala with soccer and pop stars and held its largest ever promotion, an "under-the-cap" competition that gave away eight Mercedes cars.
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Republican President Donald Trump says Obama gave away too much to Iran to secure the agreement, which gives Iran relief from sanctions in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are OFFICIALLY done with Antonio Brown ... they just gave away his #84 jersey to an undrafted free agent tight end -- just a few weeks after AB's departure!!
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Her first was for "God's Plan," released in February, in which Drake famously gave away his entire budget for the video (almost $1 million) to people on the streets of Miami.
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I put away my statues of Hindu gods, wrapped up my malas, gave away the harmonium I'd played in every class, and tried steak tartar and bacon for the first time.
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It wasn't so much that I was proud of her for the asking — more that she had done it in such a seamless way that gave away none of her foreignness.
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Chevron gave away the U.S. Geological Survey seismic data on offshore California and other parts of the U.S. West Coast for research use in 2005, deeming it no longer commercially useful.
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It gave away a power that superdelegates realistically never had the legitimacy to use: the power to tip a close nomination race away from the preferred choice of the party's voters.
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Concerned that attendees who couldn't afford kits would use drugs without testing, Auctor gave away hundreds of kits to those who wanted one but showed hesitation when price was brought up.
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In 2007, he gave away two million copies of his "Planet Earth" CD to readers of Britain's Mail on Sunday newspaper to coincide with a 21-night concert stint in London.
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His poker face gave away nothing to opponents or to news media critics, who always gave him his due, admitted he was great, but occasionally lamented his standoffish off-court persona.
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As The Digital Reader points out, the company licensed the branded, offered a Harry Potter-themed area in Playstation Home and gave away free Harry Potter ebooks with the Sony Reader.
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It also bears mentioning that Trump's decision to withdraw the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership gave away a large piece of economic leverage the US could have used against China.
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Iran gave away about 97 percent of its low-enriched uranium, destroyed 13,000 of its 19,000 centrifuges and pledged to incapacitate a heavy-water facility intended to produce weapons-grade plutonium.
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Will it be something substantial or merely a wrist slap that leaves no lasting reminder for the companies that gave away some of the most sensitive data your phone can produce?
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Will it be something substantial or merely a wrist slap that leaves no lasting reminder for the companies that gave away some of the most sensitive data your phone can produce?
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Although the game is free, retailers such as GameStop, Amazon and Target sold merchandise and gave away codes to the virtual "Fortnite Minty Pickaxe," attracting customers who collect in-game cosmetics.
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Yet Mr. Trump pulled out after concluding that the United States gave away too much in return for an agreement that would gradually allow the Iranians to resume production around 2030.
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But when he came back and the terms of the treaty leaked out, it seemed to a whole lot of people — even some Federalists — that Jay gave away far too much.
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While the final tallies for the playoffs aren't yet available, after Game 1 of the finals alone, where the Raptors hit 13 threes, McDonald's gave away a record 80,000 free orders.
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In sum, banks, gave away $152.2 billion, mostly to people who wanted nothing to do with their banks (sold their stock back to the banks) and the banks received nothing in return.
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While this year's eligible entrées haven't been revealed yet, last year the restaurant gave away the Original Chicken Sandwich, seasonal Smokehouse BBQ Bacon Sandwich or breakfast favorite, and the Egg White Grill.
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So the energy that came with all of that made the experience really spiritual: the costumes, the ceremony at the pyramid temple, the food and mezcal we gave away in the camp.
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In 2010, Google gave away free HTC Evo 4G smartphones to I/O attendees, followed by Samsung Galaxy Tabs and Chromebooks in 2011, Google Nexuses in 2012, and Chromebook Pixels in 2013.
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Retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, a Trump foreign policy adviser, said in a statement that the report showed President Barack Obama "gave away the store" when the agreement was sealed last year.
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For most of the 22012th and 19th centuries, the US federal government gave away or sold much of the land it owned to states, settlers, farmers, veterans, railroad companies, and so on.
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An energetic central midfielder, he earned the ire of some Arsenal fans earlier this season when he gave away a penalty against Barcelona just 47 seconds after coming on as a substitute.
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He gave away American technical capabilities—such as the ability to snoop on computers that are not connected to the internet—which are of real value in tracking criminals, terrorists and enemies.
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So pre-IPO companies typically use the amount of money raised in their latest funding round and the amount of equity they gave away in the round to arrive at their valuation.
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The basic details of the story, in which a researcher improperly gave away data to the company that became Donald Trump's data operations team in 2016, have been known for two years.
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William Shakespeare gave away the end of his tragedies by billing them as such and no one seemed to mind ("Romeo and Juliet" even told the audience the story in a prologue).
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"A dog u gave away ur sister on ur birthday last year same same same chilly my plaid U want no part of me Stop doing interviews kid," she captioned the photo.
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I also trained them to kindly ask our customers if they could please stay and give us moment of their time; I never gave away so many free appetizers in my life.
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For that launch, OnePlus gave away over 30,000 specially customized Google Cardboard viewers to let its community of fans tune in and watch the unveiling in a lot more detail than usual.
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The building, unmarked on the outside, gave away nothing about the celebration tucked away in the bowels of the old facility, which had been outfitted with pink confetti and Lyft-branded scooters.
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A.C.C. QUARTERFINALS Looking exhausted down the stretch, No. 12 Duke gave away a lead of 21 points in the second half and lost to Notre Dame, 723-6, in overtime in Washington.
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The New Zealander, Mark Taylor, was widely ridiculed when he forgot to turn off Twitter's location tagging function in 2014, and inadvertently gave away the positions of Islamic State fighters in Syria.
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They gave away about 4,000 tickets to emergency workers, firefighters and the families of victims of the shooting in Thousand Oaks, and honored the 12 victims of the shooting before the game.
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Little gave away that the man was nearly at the end of another quixotic campaign to become mayor of New York, except for a small navy button with his first name: Sal.
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He's got a long way to go before he can rank with Roberto Clemente and Pedro Martinez as future superstars the Dodgers gave away, but Alvarez is at least on the path.
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"We had some opportunities but we gave away two goals that we shouldn't give away and now we find ourselves in a bit of hole as we go to Mexico," said Vanney.
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So DuBuc left her green binder at her father's house, gave away much of what she owned, and stuffed her favorite sweaters, a Bible, and her CD collection into two duffel bags.
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However, some of the super-rich who suffered billion-dollar losses Monday likely aren't reeling from the stock market's suffering — many of them gave away almost as much or more in 2017.
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A middle school teacher from Hawaii says she was forced to hold her 25-pound toddler for an entire flight after United Airlines gave away her son's $1,000 seat to a standby passenger.
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Today, after Swansea jock Jordi Amat ran himself silly around West Ham for an ultimate 4-1 victory (though the center back had no hand in the tally), he gave away his shirt.
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Christie and conservative Democrats in the legislature gave away as much as $11 billion to big companies like Prudential, Panasonic, and more without evidence the tax breaks provided "any economic benefit" at all.
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Then, when Goode continued to tweet about her affection for contestant Peter, Gates responded: Either Raven Gates is messing with us, or she just gave away one of BIP's Very Big Surprise Endings.
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On the other hand, we launched a Respect the Ride campaign and devoted over $3 million for marketing, outreach, and education, and we gave away more than 250,000 helmets to help improve safety.
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The building where Oprah Winfrey gave away hundreds of cars, and Tom Cruise famously leaped on the couch is a big pile of dust now, and from its ashes ... Big Macs will rise.
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And when I left I took from him a promise to give several hundred thousand dollars in software and hardware, which I gave away to non-profits, in exchange for keeping the name.
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A low-key socialism emerges when the Bucks are at their competitive nadir; during their tanktastic 2013 season, the team literally gave away lower-level tickets to fans sitting in the upper deck.
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The following Christmas, Palmer presented 55 of its workers with a Mercedes Benz car and gave away 650 holidays to Fiji to employees and their partners to celebrate a bumper year of profitability.
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Paceman Scott Boland made a forgettable debut for Australia as he gave away 74 runs in his 10 overs while the other debutant Joel Paris also went wicketless, conceding 53 in his eight.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the McKays brought a pallet of peanut butter to a Lidl store in Dumfries where Bean — in his standard outfit of tie-dyed shirt and pants — gave away his winnings.
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Bender, a junior college transfer, became the first Kansas quarterback to throw four touchdown passes in a game since Todd Reesing did so in 2009, but also gave away a pair of interceptions.
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Celia gave away motherhood: Did she believe that by doing so she would hold on to Freud as a lover, thinking them in any case indissolubly bound by the fact of shared parenthood?
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HANNITY: Remember they gave away the New York Times trying to do catch up which I felt was kind of, well, vindication away but in another way they just try to spin it.
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He also contributed a striking cover for "Giant Killer," by A. Bertram Chandler — although it also gave away the ending, in which the characters are revealed to be mutant rats on a spaceship.
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Only the most favored employees -- the store's top buyers -- got records and tickets from the reps, but those same employees gave away the promotional records and tickets they didn't want to other employees.
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Whether it&aposs the New York state attorney general&aposs office going after the Trump Foundation that gave away $19 million with no overhead, no administrative costs, which a lot of wealthy people do.
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Reggie Jackson made two free throws with 1.9 seconds remaining after the Pistons gave away a 19-point fourth-quarter lead and held on for a 115-114 victory on Thursday at The Palace.
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Bankrolled by donations from Trump's friends and business associates, the foundation gave away money in Trump's name so that Trump could publicly claim credit even though he essentially was giving away other people's money.
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Both Wendy's and its rival McDonald's gave away free bacon items as a part of one-time promotion during the quarter, which helped the burger chains record same-store sales growth in North America.
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Gross margins for the quarter were 21 percent, above Spotify's guidance of 20.8961 percent to 24.5 percent, as it added more paying customers and gave away fewer promotional Google Home Mini smart speaker devices.
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When he inherited some guns from his father-in-law, he gave away the ammunition to his employees and locked the guns away in a safe, he said in a phone interview on Tuesday.
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Six weeks later, Kipling married Carrie Balestier in a small ceremony in London—Henry James gave away the bride—and the pair sailed for the United States on the first leg of their honeymoon.
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The drama began over a dog that Dorit Kemsley adopted from Vanderpump's rescue center and then gave away — and intensified as the ladies accused the animal rights advocate of planting stories in the press.
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Rockefeller, who reportedly gave away nearly $2 billion in his lifetime, died in his sleep of congestive heart failure at his home in Pocantico Hills, New York, spokesman Fraser Seitel said in a statement.
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We watched as she gave away her favorite things for free on her talk show for 25 years, and these days, it looks like she's still sharing the love with co-star and friends.
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The building, decrepit and unmarked on the outside, gave away nothing about the celebration tucked away in the bowels of the old facility, which had been outfitted with pink confetti and Lyft-branded scooters.
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The movie is set to hit theaters on June 8, but it's unlikely A24 will launch some kind of nationwide, freaky-ass doll giveaway like when the Pokémon movie gave away those Mew cards.
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Gross margins for the quarter were 24.7 percent, above Spotify's guidance of 22.5 percent to 24.5 percent, as it added more paying customers and gave away fewer promotional Google Home Mini smart speaker devices.
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I even got sued on a Foundation which took Zero rent & expenses & gave away... ....New York businesses in search of anything at all they can find to make me look as bad as possible.
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So if you have a sudden itch to replay "Borderlands 2" or "Fallout: New Vegas," but you gave away your 360 when you got an Xbox One, don't worry, the system can handle it.
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I gave away my kidney two years ago and haven't regretted it for a second, and I can't wait to write more about organ donation and how to make the system save more lives.
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But, he doesn't deny scolding her with some harsh words following her failed attempt at retrieving a bronze medal, claiming she didn't act honorably and gave away the medal by not wanting to compete.
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When we pulled up to the entrance to The Tubkaak Krabi Boutique Resort, there was no grand driveway, and it definitely gave away that this was a boutique offering and not a sprawling resort.
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On the other hand, his private charity, the Musk Foundation, started in 2001, gave away $54 million over 15 years to environmental, educational, medical and other causes, according to an analysis by The Guardian.
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During the Super Bowl, the beer brand, better known as "Natty Light," ran a commercial advertising a competition in which they gave away $1,000,000 to help 25 lucky drinkers pay off their student debt.
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A team with stars at quarterback (Dak Prescott), running back (Ezekiel Elliott) and wide receiver (Amari Cooper), all of whom are reasonably healthy, simply gave away its season through a series of inexplicable losses.
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Some Oklahoma fans bought a U.C.L.A. season ticket this summer (discounted to $150) to get better seats, and U.C.L.A. gave away four tickets to any season-ticket holder who attended the previous week's game.
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The proposal would have been a direct cash handout from ratepayers to the coal industry (unlike the coal lease program, which gave away a valuable publicly owned asset, but was not a cash handout).
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For example, Chipotle offered free delivery during the College Bowl season in December, and gave away its much loved guacamole for free for those ordering through its app on "National Avocado Day" last year.
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First, we decided to make our Coming Out Day celebration bigger and better: We dressed in rainbow colors, passed out ribbons, displayed videos, and gave away books addressing the many-faceted lives of LGBTQ students.
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"WASN'T A LIE" The former employees also said Forkner's language gave away that he was unaware of recent changes engineers made to the MCAS cockpit software, which was still being fine-tuned before FAA certification.
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"Hindi music is not popular in Syria, but when I started doing this [dancing and teaching] it became popular," she said in flawless English with an accent that gave away her love of Bollywood films.
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But the company, best known for making good TVs at affordable prices, has clearly taken the time to do headphones right, and the stuff it launched (and gave away) at CES is worthy of respect.
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With all three organizations combined, McNair gave away more than $500 million to scientific, literary, educational, and faith-based charities, including $100 million to build the Baylor College of Medicine McNair Campus, the Texans said.
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"The statement gave away little in terms of the next steps for interest rates but we suspect that this will be the last hike in the cycle," Capital Economics said in a note to investors.
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The researchers found that older people were more generous, giving money to charity instead of using it for themselves, and their brains seemed to light up in positive ways when they gave away their money.
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With the dawn of photography came postmortem photography, where the dead were often posed as if alive, though the swelling of their hands with blood and blankness of their eyes gave away their departed state.
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The reclassification was proposed last year as a way to preserve the voting power of Mr. Zuckerberg, the chief executive, at Facebook, even as he gave away the majority of his stock for charitable purposes.
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Mr. Ruiz-Picasso knew that his father, a temperamental genius who died in 1973, had been an inveterate collector who gave away only artworks that he had recently made — and he would have signed them.
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During the Super Bowl, Anheuser-Busch brand Natural Light, "Natty Light" to enthusiasts, ran a commercial advertising a competition in which they gave away $1,000,000 to help 25 lucky drinkers pay off their student debt.
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Perhaps the headlines were fueled by Drake's generous self-image, like in his "God's Plan" video where he gave away all $999,631.90 of his label's video budget to those in need around the Miami area.
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Click through to see some examples of those sweaters in action — and mentally dog-ear this for the next time you're trawling through a thrift store (and maybe come across the one you yourself gave away).
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But if anyone dared approach it, one small clue gave away its real function: a hole smaller than a pencil eraser facing Kaaterskill Falls, whose perilous double cascade is one of the region's most cherished attractions.
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" He went on to say that he had "nothing to hide," and that he gave away the book, only accepting donations, which he used to open "a science lab at the elementary school I studied at.
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"We gave up ... all of our leverage on the front end when we gave away the moneys that were stashed in various countries around the world and so now the leverage is with them," Republican Sen.
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A veteran Florida sheriff's deputy tried to murder a 2941-year-old woman he had befriended during a fraud scheme in which he made out checks in her name and gave away her dog, investigators allege.
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Barry, 75, who founded Apotex, Canada's largest generic pharmaceutical company, and Honey, 70, had an estimated worth of $3.7 billion, and gave away tens of millions of dollars to universities, hospitals and the United Jewish Appeal.
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In a separate survey, Reuters found that only three of 24 cow facilities in four states not ruled by a BJP chief minister said they sold or gave away cattle - mainly to Hindus - after receiving them.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a frequent adversary of Mr. Cuomo, said on Monday that he supported the M.T.A. reforms, even though some say the congestion pricing plan gave away control of city streets to the state.
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In a dining hall set up for reporters, the Common Good Company, a consortium of Singaporean food businesses, gave away ice cream in flavors like Kimchi (in honor of Korea) and Durian, a Southeast Asian fruit.
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Even as he spent $268 million on his three campaigns and made $23 million in campaign contributions to others, his philanthropy gave away $2.8 billion, much of it to civic and cultural groups around New York.
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"I gave away $6.8 million last year, and my taxes are paid current," said Mr. Cloobeck, 55, a major Democratic Party donor, taking a swipe at Mr. Trump's reportedly parsimonious philanthropy and his mysterious tax returns.
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We got a call from some refugee camps in Wedding that they needed blankets for the winter, so one weekend we gave away a hummus plate and a beer to everyone who brought baby clothes and blankets.
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Friess and his wife, Lynn, who are well-known in Wyoming, famously gave away $70,000 to the nonprofit of choice for every attendee at their joint 70th birthday party for a total price tag of $7.7 million.
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"He will have watched the Kim Jong Un summit and he will have the same appraisal: that Trump gave away a major American card without getting anything concrete back for it," said a former senior U.S. official.
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"If Phish was holding a free concert at the Flynn and gave away 20,000 free tickets, we would cancel the event out of public safety concerns," Burlington Police Chief Brandon del Pozo told the Burlington Free Press.
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When it was suggested to him that Ali's greatest currency was the love he gave away freely and, in his later years, was returned a thousandfold, Rah beckoned the visitor closer and kissed her on the cheek.
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" All this is in the first issue alone, which Sirius speaks of almost dismissively: "Despite being a pretty ratty-assed first issue on newsprint, which we mostly gave away for free, it got a pretty good response.
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Todd had his worst season as a pro last year ... rushing for just 857 yards -- and gave away a lot of playing time to backup Malcolm Brown, who usually found more success than TG on the field.
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After a tight first set, during which Serena had seven double faults and gave away a set point and the lead in the tiebreaker with errors, Venus pulled away for a 1-211 (4), 6-1 win.
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The relievers squandered a five-run lead in the eighth inning, costing C.C. Sabathia a chance at victory, and they gave away another lead in the ninth before Andujar restored order and delivered a 7-6 win.
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Philip Gips, a graphic artist who created many celebrated movie posters, including those for "Rosemary's Baby" and "Alien," which hinted at the terror audiences would experience but gave away nothing of the films' plots, died on Oct.
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"We were so sure we didn't want to be possessed by things and so intent on not having them that we gave away almost everything we owned," he wrote in a 240 Op-Ed in The Times.
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While the money raised at the event paled compared with what Mr. Fishman gave away himself, the exposure of aligning with a prominent sports event may have done more to further his cause than any single check.
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Despite losing steam, there is still hope for a deal in the next few weeks — but Chinese negotiators want a promise that tariffs will be reduced, to avoid looking like President Xi Jinping gave away too much.
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His book "Rhythmajik: Practical Uses of Number, Rhythm and Sound," based on kabbalah and other esoteric systems, was published in 1992 by Temple Press UK. After the company went out of business, he gave away digital copies.
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Consider it this way: if I described the ending of a book you'd never heard of, it'd have far less impact than if I gave away the ending of the latest book in one of your favorite series.
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The deepest discounts in apparel and accessories were offered by Michael Kors, which ran a 60 percent discount sale; Gap, which offered 50 percent off site-wide; and Nordstrom, which gave away up to 60 percent on merchandise.
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"The state pension system simply gave away tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars in fees every year for 1503 years to hedge fund managers, and received no value in return," the department said in a report.
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Sling gave away $50 discounts for the then $99 Roku 3 and Amazon Fire TV if you bought three months of the service; AT&T would be giving away $150 Apple TVs for the same lock-in period.
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DeSalvo pitched extremely well in his debut, as it happened, but Kyle Farnsworth gave away the lead, Mariners third baseman Adrian Beltre hit a homer in the ninth off Mariano Rivera, and the Yankees fell to 14-16.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (Calif.) said Trump gave away too much and received little in return.
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China mainland stocks had a strong start on the day but gave away some gains after the government seized control of acquisitive financial conglomerate Anbang Insurance , in a dramatic move underscoring its intent to crackdown on financial risk.
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Given little hope coming into the tournament, a combination of luck, Colombia had a man sent off and gave away a penalty after just three minutes, organization and clinical finishing has put Japan in prime position to progress.
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But though Lang gave away $150 million and helped 16,000 students over the course of his lifetime , he made one thing very clear to his own kids: They shouldn't expect to inherit anything from him after his death.
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" When I spoke with McDonald about that article, I said something that gave away an assumption I'd made, namely that Gee is talking about her first husband at the end of this interview, when she says, "we parted.
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It said some of the 10 crew members gave away capabilities of their vessels, one of them disclosing his vessel's potential speed and suggesting it was on a "presence" mission to demonstrate U.S. military power in the Gulf.
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In the city of Yogyakarta on Java island, where prices were especially low, protesting farmers gave away 5,000 chickens, saying prices had been depressed for 10 months, even with a spike in demand around the Muslim fasting month.
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In order retain control while he gave away equity, Zuckerberg introduced a new class of stock and revised rules, including a concession that "serving in a government position or office," for two years would not constitute a voluntary resignation.
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With all this overprescribing, some patients became addicted to the drugs, while other patients left them out for their children to steal and misuse, gave away extra pills to friends and family, or sold them in the black market.
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The base of this tiny but loyal group was the ground floor of a dull building in a Parisian side street where it could worship on condition that nothing on the street gave away the presence of a church.
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On Friday, the Canadian rapper released his latest video, "God's Plan," from his Scary Hours EP in which he gave away nearly $1 million to people in Miami towards things like scholarships, groceries, youth programs, and local fire stations.
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Canelo essentially gave away the fifth round by leaning on the ropes and hoping to draw out some bigger blows, but Golovkin was having none of it and simply pinned him in place with jabs and flicking right straights.
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In a New York Times profile on Kushner, which was referenced in Cosmopolitan's listicle on the couple's relationship, the duo reportedly gave away flip-flops at their nuptials in 2009 with their names on them — but that's not all.
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Campaign groups say inequalities in land distribution in Paraguay stem back to the dictatorship of General Alfredo Stroessner, who gave away titles to about eight million hectares of state-owned land to members of the military and political elite.
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And in fact, there's stories about Larry Page actually worrying about that, that scrolling display in the lobby, that it gave away too much of exactly how intimate and how insightful and how personal these flows of data were.
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To that end, perhaps more popular than the samples were the headbands Amorepacific gave away: white, flashing branded crowns, which attendees then wore, voluntarily and enthusiastically, throughout the convention hall as a kind of walking advertisement for the company.
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In one of her 'running of the brides' studies, the shoppers revealed how they hoarded as many dresses as possible, and negotiated trades with other shopping teams in which they misrepresented the value of the gown they gave away.
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"While I'm sitting here in line, my produce is rotting in the fields," said farmer Richard Rondón as he gave away summer squash as long as his arm from the back of his pickup truck to people passing by.
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The commotion was coming from the house of their 39-year-old neighbor, who was working under his Volkswagen car when the jack stand that was holding it up suddenly gave away, dropping the car directly onto his chest.
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The 1969 law was designed to target tax avoidance, but Newman's Own executives say no one envisioned at the time that anyone would want to start a company that gave away all its money – until Paul Newman came along.
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With all this overprescribing, some patients became addicted to the drugs, while other patients left them out for their children to steal and misuse, gave away extra pills to friends and family, or sold them on the black market.
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He was a man who gave away cars and paid the college tuition of needy people, but he also was investigated by Congress after a charity he created had provided him with a million-dollar home and a Bentley luxury car.
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And though he fell short in the follow-up Fortnite Fall Skirmish in October (which gave away $10 million in prize money), Etue is keenly focused on all future competition events in Epic Games' ongoing $100 million Fortnite tournament series.
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Inspired by the tiny house movement, she and her husband thought it would be fun to do something different when they sold their house, so they gave away most of their belongings and bought a huge RV for about $35,000.
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During the month of September, Chipotle offered free kids' meals with the purchase of an adult entree on Sundays and gave away free drinks to high school and college students who presented a school ID when they purchased an entree.
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SCL's American spinoff, Cambridge Analytica, then pitched its so-called "psychographic" ad targeting methods to political operatives in the US. The Cambridge Analytica scandal hit Facebook hardest, revealing just how much data the company gave away to app developers before 2015.
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At a speech in Ankara on Thursday, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said the Treaty of Lausanne, a 1923 peace accord which forged modern Greece and Turkey's borders, was essentially a defeat for Turkey because it "gave away" islands to Greece.
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Dunn recalled a game at North Carolina in which she gave away the ball a few times early and spent much of the rest of the match all but running away from it, mortified at the prospect of another error.
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Despite dire predictions in some quarters of Washington, Trump gave away nothing: There has been, at least publicly, no change in U.S. policy on Russia's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine, no promises made regarding sanctions, and NATO is still a thing.
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Even before that new Republican Congress fully arrived in Washington, McConnell preemptively gave away the key Congressional bargaining chip known as the "power of the purse" by repeatedly promising not to shut the government down over Obamacare funding or anything else.
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My mother, a freckled woman lighter than many whites, faced adults picketing her grade school screaming "TWO-FOUR-SIX-EIGHT we don't wanna integrate!" because of an illogical phobia of the rounded tip of her nose, which gave away her blackness.
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When a number of NFL players knelt during the national anthem in protest of police brutality in defiance of President Donald Trump, a number of Steelers fans burnt, destroyed or gave away expensive team merchandise in a series of cringe-inducing posts.
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The clip gave away little about his identity, though the student wore around his neck the red scarf signifying membership in the 100-million-plus strong Young Pioneers of China, a group that urges young people to be tough and fight for communism.
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He also worked with several other hackers to write some of the code and develop exploits, and gave away his supply of hand-built cables to Def Con attendees with a plan to sell them online in the near future, he said.
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During the 90-minute set, Urban managed to delight fans by suddenly leaving the stage to transport himself to the back of the venue where he then gave away his own guitar — signed, no less, to an unsuspecting member of the audience.
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Ticketmaster says it has no control over the price point for tickets, nor does Live Nation (though it was just two years ago that Ticketmaster gave away $5 million in ticket vouchers to settle a class action lawsuit over its aggressive service fees).
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Many of the familiar critiques are valid: It contained too many offsets; it gave away too many pollution permits for free; it conceded far too much to the coal industry (ironically, the bill was probably US coal's last, best chance of survival).
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" Kravetz, whose first job after earning an MBA in 1995 was at CML Group Inc, a company that sold NordicTrack exercise machines through catalogs and television advertisements, said "the old joke was that we gave away stuff for free to sell people shipping.
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It was the gravitational waves detected at the LIGO detector in Washington State two seconds before the August 17 gamma-ray burst that caused the response from every other telescope when they were reported a little later and gave away the identity.
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Cooper's first tournament was by no means an unqualified success as, for all his flicks and feints, he gave away the ball at two key moments in the final to allow Fiji to come from 15-0 down to win 21-15.
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Tuesday's episode gave viewers a brief respite from the ladies' war with Lisa Vanderpump over a dog Dorit Kemsley adopted and then gave away, bringing some closure to the feud still simmering seasons later between Lisa Rinna and former Housewife Kim Richards.
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"If you are in your house without power, and there's a sense that the energy authority gave away $300 million to a company that either had or did not have experience, the reaction is not positive, and we're seeing that," Mr. Ramos said.
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The rapper Drake said he gave away nearly $1 million in the production of the new music video for his single "God's Plan," which has held the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the three weeks since its release.
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Believed to be the largest in the world, the foundation gave away more than $41 billion from its inception in 2000 through the end of 2016, now spending $4 billion to $5 billion a year to combat malaria, reduce poverty and improve education.
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In saying so, he effectively gave away any leverage he had to try to force congressional action by Republicans, who have no idea how they might pass a DACA extension and desperately want to punt the issue back to the White House.
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The water rushed in so forcefully that the auditorium's walls gave away, she said, adding that the auditorium, on Broadway between 61st and 62nd Streets, was "the public face of our college" and a frequent venue for film premieres and school conferences.
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"By agreeing to a leadership summit with Kim, Donald Trump gave away a good deal of America's leverage in exchange for nothing in return from the North Koreans," wrote Jamie Metzl, senior fellow in Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security.
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This past Tuesday (February 14), fans of Norwegian artist Bjarne Melgaard were able to do just that at Melgaard's Purge party, in which he gave away $500,000 worth of designer threads to the public as part of his ongoing project, The Casual Pleasure of Disappointment.
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Facebook crossed into new territory on Friday as it publicly disclosed a massive security breach that gave away the keys to as many as 50 million Facebook user accounts — just months after CEO Mark Zuckerberg said such an event had never occurred on its platform.
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While Ono offered the product list for look one on her Instagram account, she gave away no details of the products used to create the bold colors in look two, which Riri wore to the Grammys afterparty at New York City's 1-Oak nightclub.
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Available too is the Boys Don't Cry magazine (featuring contributions from Kanye, Wolfgang Tillmans and more) that Frank gave away via his pop up stores when Blonde came out back in August, although it'll set you back a cool $80 should you decided to invest.
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The Socceroos got off to a terrible start when center back Bailey Wright gave away possession with the second pass of the game, allowing Diego Souza to hammer home a low shot to groans from most of the 49,000 fans at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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In a podcast interview with Todd VanDerWerff's on Vox's podcast, "I Think You're Interesting," the director, producer, and writer gave away a few new tidbits about one of an upcoming election season of American Crime Story (yes — that's the award-winning O.J. Simpson one).
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And today they're pretty commonplace—Frank Ocean gave away copies of a free zine called Boys Don't Cry at pop-ups in various cities upon the release of his album, and just this week, rapper Rejjie Snow dropped a zine alongside a new mixtape.
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Mensa's love of this city runs deep ... just last week he gave away thousands of free shoes in the Englewood neighborhood in response to cops planting "bait trucks" loaded with sneakers earlier in August in hopes of catching people in the act of stealing.
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It was the year that McDonald's gave away mini Beanie Babies in Happy Meals; Lisa Frank was in her prime; and, perhaps most importantly, the Tamagotchi craze hit the U.S.The idea behind the little plastic toy (billed as "the original virtual pet") was simple.
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After Hurricane Sandy flooded streets and knocked out power in the area shortly before the scheduled opening in 2012, he gave away smoked briskets, ribs and shoulders to local residents until electricity was restored almost three weeks later, honing his technique all the while.
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Dafoe actually gets to spout dialogue not too far from his recent work in the indie film "The Lighthouse," yelling things like "Well done, all!" and "Good dogs!" at his team, led by Togo, who, naturally, was the dog that he nearly gave away.
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Wearing a sweater with Amelia's logo on it, Mayor Hart, 2180, drove through town after the election, pointing out the ranch-style house near the library where he has lived for half his life and the park where city officials gave away pumpkins at Halloween.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A Kenyan science teacher from a remote village who gave away most of his earnings to the poor and tutored students on the weekends won a $1 million prize on Sunday that honors one exceptional educator from around the world.
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The example that I always use: About four or five years ago, Jay Z did a deal with Samsung where they paid him $373 million, they gave away a million free apps with the music if you registered, and they had ads in the NBA playoffs.
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Any money Paddock gave away just before the shooting, like the $100,000 he is believed to have sent to his girlfriend Marilou Danley in the Philippines, might also be clawed back as a "fraudulent conveyance," said Elizabeth Carter, an estate law professor at Louisiana State University.
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On the last day of January, I gave away my furniture, put most of my stuff in storage, and packed whatever was left in the back of a rental car, hoping I'd be coming back to the girl I'd been when I'd written that journal entry.
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For example, when U.S. chipmaker Nvidia — the leader in A.I. hardware — unveiled a new graphics processing unit that powers data centers, video games and cryptocurrency mining last year, it gave away samples to 30 artificial intelligence scientists, including three who work with China's government, according to Nvidia.
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That "cover-up" quip is what caught Mr. Trump's attention — providing him with a proximal justification for scrapping the infrastructure meeting, though the preprinted placard hanging on a podium in the Rose Garden declaring "No Collusion, No Obstruction" gave away the forethought that preceded the presidential eruption.
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The government gave away cheap land, and state-guided banks granted cheap loans for new industries, but foreign companies that wanted access to China's market were forced to pay to play — to have a Chinese partner and be willing to transfer their advanced technology to them.
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But critics said Mr. Trump gave away too much too soon to Mr. Kim, helping the dictator debut as a major international diplomat and implicitly recognizing North Korea as a de facto nuclear weapons state while failing to commit Mr. Kim to a specific timetable for denuclearization.
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" Cooperman became the face of aggrieved billionaires last year when he told CNBC Warren was "trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people than wealthy people" and that he "gave away more money in the year than she has in her whole F—lifetime.
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It appeared when he gave away his United States team jackets to appreciative Venezuelan teenagers after winning a gold medal at the Pan-American Games in 2007, and when he left behind every article of clothing he brought on his first visit to Rwanda in 2014.
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This eight-episode parapsychological drama, created by the indie filmmakers Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij, was an enigma through its development, and the promotional stunt gave away little more: some cryptic tweets about death and darkness, a video snippet of a woman jumping off a bridge.
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But I lost all faith in him when he gave away access to the full, unredacted archive in September 2011, and condemned him publicly as WikiLeaks' single point of failure in 2012 when he refused to separate himself from WikiLeaks to face sexual assault charges in Sweden.
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Kim later gave away the penalty, awarded after a video review, that decided the match in Nizhny Novgorod and left South Korea with a mountain to climb if they are to get out of Group F. Writing by Nick Mulvenney in Kazan, editing by Christian Radnedge
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However, the Cavaliers, following a pattern that began late in the regular season, nearly gave away an 18-point lead in the fourth quarter as the Pacers cut the gap to 4 in the final minute before Cleveland closed out the game at the foul line.
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There's the little matter of the Super Bowl on Sunday, for which he must devise a game plan to best a New England defense that gave away the fewest points in the NFL this season, and sufficiently so that the Falcons can possibly beat the Patriots in a shootout.
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For example, when U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Corp - the leader in AI hardware - unveiled a new graphics processing unit that powers data centers, video games and cryptocurrency mining last year, it gave away samples to 30 artificial intelligence scientists, including three who work with China's government, according to Nvidia.
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One-third of inheritors see either a decline or no change in their net worth, according to a 2012 study in the Journal of Family and Economic Issues — indicating they spent, donated or otherwise gave away the money rather than saving it or using it to pay down debt.
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On Wednesday, NBC News reported that Shirley Yamauchi, a Hawaii-based teacher, claimed she was forced to travel with her 25 pound toddler son on her lap for the duration of their three-and-a-half hour flight after United gave away his seat to a standby passenger.
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"In my opinion she represents the worst in politicians as she's trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people than wealthy people," Cooperman told CNBC, going on to call Warren "disgraceful" and noting he "gave away more in the year" than she has in her life.
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For example, when U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Corp — the leader in AI hardware — unveiled a new graphics processing unit that powers data centers, video games and cryptocurrency mining last year, it gave away samples to 30 artificial intelligence scientists, including three who work with China's government, according to Nvidia.
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Metallica's "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct," a No. 53 hit when it was released in November 2016, returned with 63,000 albums sold (but just two million streams) thanks to a ticket bundle that gave away a copy to anyone attending the next North American leg of the band's tour.
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For more than a decade, the Clinton Global Initiative was the star-studded marquee attraction during the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, a place where heads of state, celebrities, billionaire philanthropists and business people mingled, made deals and gave away millions, sometimes billions, of dollars.
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For half an hour, Mr. Kushner answered questions on stage at the Saban Forum, the premier gathering of American and Middle Eastern luminaries each winter, but gave away no hint of the "ultimate deal" he and his father-in-law, President Trump, are developing for the long-benighted region.
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The push comes as the tech industry faces resistance: pesky local regulators, increasing government scrutiny, and nations across the world waking up to the reality that data is the new oil — and they gave away their digital oil reserves to a few giant American and Chinese companies without even noticing.
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To our second point, Gates continued: We eventually gave away, or sold, 5 percent of the company for a million dollars at a 20 million dollar valuation, just to get a venture capital company to join our board and give us some adult advice about various things, which was quite helpful.
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Mr. Rockefeller, who gave away $20 million to $30 million a year in the last 10 years of his long life, found another way to use philanthropy to make a difference — a big difference, if the sales at Christie's bring in the $700 million that some auction experts are predicting.
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A Vows feature this past weekend by George Gene Gustines, a senior editor at The Times who writes about the comic book industry, gave away the climax of a nearly 80-year-old relationship between Batman and Catwoman, days before the latest issue of the Batman series goes on sale.
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Sales at established Chipotle restaurants fell 53 percent during the quarter as the company gave away over 6 million free burritos and bowls of food as well as nearly 1 million free orders of chips and salsa or guacamole, Chief Financial Officer Jack Hartung said on a conference call with analysts.
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We gave away $2.8 million in December/January, and we should be giving away another $5 million at the end of this year and into the beginning of next year to scientists to help fill some of the gaps in both the plant-based meat side and the clean meat side.
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The move isn't a shocker, as this was the first time Microsoft gave away Windows so broadly and the company had only said it would be free for the first year (Windows 10 launched July 29, 2015.) It is a sign, though, that Microsoft feels comfortable with the level of upgrades it achieved.
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A first-aid station was staffed by medics, and the protesters gave away free books—symbolically important, given that Illinois is shuddering under the reign of the ultimate "austeritarian," Bruce Rauner, the multimillionaire governor who has slashed taxes for the wealthy while aiming to turn more public services over to the private sector.
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In fact, Dillashaw's moments of success against Cruz came when he took a step back and allowed Cruz to lead, when he was chasing Cruz he over-reached, got hit with back-stepping counters, and gave away his leg on kicks, being threatened by takedown attempts that never would have troubled him ordinarily.
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Trump gave away an immense symbolic gesture for nothing but a handshake agreement to continue negotiations over North Korea's nuclear weapons program—negotiations that have always seemed destined to splinter over the U.S.'s insistence that Kim eliminate his nukes, and Kim's insistence that he doesn't want to end up like Muammar Qaddafi.
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Though they were marked "CONFIDENTIAL: Produced to USSSCI on a Confidential Basis," suggesting that they had come from the Senate panel, known as the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the person familiar with the congressional requests said that the stamp was misleading and that other markings gave away their actual origin.
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In a speech in which he frequently choked up with emotion, one of Mr. Hodge's lawyers, Brien T. O'Connor, described how, over the years that Mr. Hodge was engaged in the admissions scheme, he also gave away over $30 million, to causes including charter schools in California and an orphanage in Cambodia.
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One area of focus for Italian prosecutors is whether Eni gave away a portion of its rights to extract oil in Congo Republic to companies linked to public officials in order to secure the reissue of oil exploration licenses in violation of Italy's international corruption laws, according to search warrants reviewed by Reuters.
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One area of focus for Italian prosecutors is whether Eni gave away a portion of its rights to extract oil in Congo Republic to companies linked to public officials in order to secure the reissue of oil exploration licences in violation of Italy's international corruption laws, according to search warrants reviewed by Reuters.
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One area of focus for Italian prosecutors is whether Eni gave away a portion of its rights to extract oil in Congo Republic to companies linked to public officials in order to secure the reissue of oil exploration licenses in violation of Italy's international corruption laws, according to search warrants reviewed by Reuters.
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Waiting his turn for a haircut in paint-splattered trousers that gave away how he earns his living, Jose Ramos, 63, a naturalized American born in Mexico, said he had no faith that Mr. Trump, whose "favorite sport is blaming immigrants for everything, which is not right," would ever keep his word.
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One trailer that gave away little more than a release date (it did not even show any of the actors) received more than 14 million views online, the most ever for a Netflix teaser; and a "Fuller House" skit on "The Tonight Show" last week has been viewed more than 27 million times on Facebook.
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He continued in another tweet: "That's right, The Trump Foundation gave away 2200% plus..." Facts First: It appears Trump is correct here: his foundation did give away more money in contributions, grants and gifts than it received in most years, according to a CNN review of the foundation's IRS filings for 2000 through 20.8.
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The latter gives Joe a haunted quality, even as he embarks on a quixotic quest to retrieve the jacket of Gordon's he accidentally gave away to Goodwill for Gordon's younger daughter, Haley (Susanna Skaggs, a complete newcomer to TV who's been tremendous all season long), who had hoped to keep it to remember her father.
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"He continued, "We had to be very careful to show enough of her to give us that first scare that would hook viewers, but not so much that we gave away the biggest twist of the season — the identity of the Bent-Neck Lady, which was the heart of my entire pitch for the show.
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Mr. Carter has been a vocal opponent of the incentive package, worth more than half a billion dollars, used to lure one of Amazon's new headquarters to Crystal City, Va. And he fought against a bill overhauling the state's energy grid, arguing that it gave away too much to Dominion, a powerful for-profit utility.
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As with several other artists recently, including Travis Scott, Ms. Grande's sales were helped by a twist in the sales gimmick of bundling copies of the album with ticket sales — she gave away digital copies of her album when fans bought a $10 "tour pass," which simply gave them access to buy tickets before others.
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However, I trust they won't discount the buying power of patrons like me: If I walked into a venue and was greeted by a placard that gave away a tenth or third or half of what I was about to see, I would be far less likely to attend an event at that venue again.
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Though there is no information on how much a renovation in Cammarata might cost, in Mussomeli, a town about 13 miles away that gave away 21 euro homes in June, renovation costs were estimated to range from 2100 to 21 euros per square meter ($110 to $773 per 10 square feet), according to Case 1 Euro.
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That weird thing Jay Z did, where he gave away his new album with every purchase of a Samsung phone, to whatever the place is we're in now—which, on the one hand, is great (I'll happily watch teaser videos for a new song, or buy Frank Ocean's magazine) and on the other, is just kinda weird?
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A coalition of nonprofit organizations called the Independent Sector found that, on average, people with incomes below $25,000 per year typically gave away a little over 4 percent of their income, while those earning more than $150,000 donated only 2.7 percent (despite tax benefits the rich can get from charitable giving that are unavailable to someone making much less).
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He made commercially lucrative deals with despots and dictators, inspired fevered international conspiracy theories with his work for the Trilateral Commission, helped rescue New York City from bankruptcy when President Gerald Ford told it to drop dead (sort of), and gave away untold millions of dollars in support of the arts, medical research, historic preservation and other philanthropies.
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In fact, every woman you know can probably recall an instance (or fifteen) when her outfit was cited as the supposed cause of a problem, whether it was that her V-neck T-shirt was too distracting to fellow teen boys, or that a pair of shorts gave away the fact that she owned a pair of legs (the nerve!).
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"It is unacceptable that after last year signing a Republican tax bill that gave away tens of billions in corporate tax cuts and added more than $1 trillion to the national debt, President Trump cites the need for government belt-tightening in his decision to slash a planned pay increase," Senator Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat, said in a statement.
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Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE may well stay on and he will be dispatched to Israel for some hard bargaining, since Obama gave away $85033 billion a year for 10 years in subsidies to Israel without getting anything in return.
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Honestly, he's more or less written himself into a corner, with a narrative that has sprawled so far off his original plot that wrangling everything back into place is going to be a massive challenge, and now there's a whole TV show that gave away some of his best twists, since Benioff and Weiss adapted what amounted to his outline for his final two books.
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"I commend Secretary Pompeo for how hard he's trying to make something out of nothing, but so far I don't see that we've accomplished much, and my concern is that President Trump unilaterally gave away doing military exercises with our vital allies -- South Korea and Japan -- without consulting with them, and we got nothing but empty promises of denuclearization from Kim Jong Un," Coons said.
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