Someone gets paid to do so, even if he does it with passion, he still gets paid for it.
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One was the question of discrimination — who gets paid?
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He gets paid a bounty for the snakes, he said.
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And this motherfucker gets paid $22 million for the privilege.
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HANNITY: You have no idea how much Jesse gets paid.
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You should familiarize yourself with how your advisor gets paid.
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Now, he gets paid to speak at Fortune 500 companies.
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She gets paid as much as $2500,2000 for a post.
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The rapper insisted she gets paid equally — now, at least.
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If that customer buys a new policy, Gabi gets paid.
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It guarantees that the bank gets paid if you die.
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Very few Americans understand how health care gets paid for.
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Jeff Bezos gets paid 58 times the median Amazon worker.
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The other thing I know is what he gets paid.
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Ever wonder how someone who wins a $1,000,000 prize gets paid?!
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It gets paid from the product providers by helping generate leads.
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That's more than what the girl gets paid in a month.
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This doesn't mean the drug company ultimately gets paid that much.
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H. will Venmo me his half when he gets paid next.
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My company gets paid for it, I don't get paid for it.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the queen," she said.
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And I hope everybody that lost a house out here gets paid.
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It's a loan, it gets paid back, so it's not $1.7 billion.
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You can't pick and choose who gets paid, who doesn't get paid.
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"We're the only company that gets paid exclusively for success," said Kobs.
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She gets paid, she hands over the children after they are born.
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Then the PBM gets paid a portion of that larger, $40, difference.
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The company gets paid for every 1,000 visits to a partner channel.
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But, he said, he gets paid a salary, so he wasn't complaining.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," she said.
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The goal is to make sure everyone gets paid for legitimate claims.
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The military gets paid on the 1st and 15th of every month.
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If the news outlet uses it, the Fresco user gets paid $50.
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Alec Baldwin gets paid $1,400 every time he plays Trump on 'SNL'
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Because Google gets paid for the ads, it actually benefits from these scams.
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After all, who among us gets paid if they don't do their job?
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Brown still gets paid, but cannot take part in team activities, including games.
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As Boeing gets paid for each one on delivery, this hurts its revenues.
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Yet he gets paid the same as Tom Brady for his playoff work.
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It also determines how much investors get paid before everyone else gets paid.
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Nobody wants to disrupt that because it's how everyone gets paid from advertising.
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If the discount is accepted by a buyer, the supplier gets paid early.
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This gets paid annually, so over nine years that's $500,000 × 103% × 9 = $22,500.
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Once they hit publish, the freelancer gets paid — no invoice needed, no delays.
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The company delivers the cargo and only then gets paid for the service.
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According to Fichtner, Gabi gets paid again if that customer renews the policy.
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It ensures that the bank gets paid if one of us dies unexpectedly.
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The settlement, in part, gets paid to the very company paying insurance premiums.
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Kanopy gets paid by its institutional partners for each film that a member streams.
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"Every (other employee) on our team gets paid minimum wage and overtime," he said.
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The faster we get going, the faster the grocer gets paid, the taxi drivers.
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He said he gets paid to travel to knitting stores and talk about technique.
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"People also think she gets paid every time she does an interview," says Robinson.
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To avoid payments in the battered Yemeni currency he gets paid in Saudi riyals.
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She gets paid per set of 20 pictures, at about 20 RMB (roughly $3).
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Then it's on me to figure out how we make sure it gets paid.
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Though Ronaldo gets paid £5 million less than Messi, he has far more sponsors.
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I had hoped to learn how Garden City Group gets paid for its services.
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Once the money from a sale comes in, bankruptcy law dictates who gets paid first — the banks that kept Weinstein Co. in business — and who gets paid last — women claiming that Weinstein Co. was part of Mr. Weinstein's pattern of alleged sexual misconduct.
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Plus, since she isn't yet licensed and gets paid in Canadian dollars, she's super cheap!
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A trucker gets paid through Uber, much like a driver for its ride-hailing app.
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Beer is unique in that he gets paid to release this stuff to the public.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the queen," Variety quoted Mackie as saying.
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Currently, NBC gets paid more than $500 million a year from Hulu for its partnership.
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He's a teacher who cares, and he's also a teacher who gets paid very poorly.
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" Mackie said at the panel, "Going forward, no one gets paid more than the queen.
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And today she gets paid a little bit more because she attracts a larger audiences.
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Most gets paid as fees and rebates to a long series of drug-system middlemen.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the queen," Mackie said at the time.
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But have you ever wondered how much your average celebrity gets paid for a post?
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Collins isn't the first to try to understand who gets paid for what in tech.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," said executive producer Suzanne Mackie.
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He got paid more than anybody at the FBI gets paid by a lot. Right?
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With the ISA, if a student succeeds in landing a job, the school gets paid.
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Jon Barry was adamant, which is more or less what he gets paid to do.
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He loves his job and gets paid handsomely for it: In 2016, Cook made $8.75 million.
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That person follows a pecking order of who gets paid first, said Greg McBride of Bankrate.com.
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For example, who do you think gets paid better, a food scientist or a railroad conductor?
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," said Mackie, according to the outlet.
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Now a full-time author, blogger, and public speaker, Lowry no longer gets paid in cash.
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Heck, you put a dog on a billboard, and the owner of the dog gets paid.
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That's what he gets paid to do, and Smith is paid very well to do it.
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Last year, the average employee who works full time and gets paid vacation took 17 days.
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In our influencer-driven world, Kim Kardashian gets paid $500,000 for touting a product on Instagram.
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And the "majority" of that revenue, per Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat, gets paid out to creators.
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Google gets paid when users contact providers through the ads, which are labeled "Sponsored" on Google.com.
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But don't let the gross-out humor fool you, Star gets paid to burp on camera.
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The company receives an equivalent amount of energy from a utility, which gets paid as a middleman.
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If a guy works an hourly job, and he works eight hours, gets paid for it, terrific.
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BREXIT: JOHNSON SAYS THERE SHOULD BE 'CREATIVE AMBIGUITY' OVER HOW AND WHEN EU DIVORCE BILL GETS PAID
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"I think there should be creative ambiguity about when and how that gets paid over," Johnson said.
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Whenever someone clicks on one of these adverts, Yingmob gets paid, just like a typical advertising campaign.
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Marty seems to be cool with all of it ... as long as the house gets paid off.
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Given all the money in the system and how everyone else gets paid, of course they are.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," said Left Bank creative director Suzanne Mackie.
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The malware allows the injection of ads into victims' devices, and whenever someone clicks, Yingmob gets paid.
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Typically, DNA Simple gets paid $215 for each sample they bring in, Noel says on the show.
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This is especially weird given how much attention gets paid to homicide rates — especially in major cities.
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Pelosi gets paid to lose on behalf of the American people while helping Trump accomplish his objectives.
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"Going forward, no-one gets paid more than the queen," she told the INTV Conference in Jerusalem.
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James Inhofe (R-OK), and now gets paid by conservative foundations to deny climate science full time.
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This arrangement is much more convenient and means that he gets paid the full cost of the massage!
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According to DOE's contract for the project, CH2M Hill gets paid more if it completes the job faster.
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But only about 13% of the private-sector workforce gets paid family leave from their companies at all.
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Bandersnatch focuses on a dream job where no one gets paid, and practically no one even mentions money.
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The artist gets paid a fee by the streaming service for the exclusive rights to release an album.
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Today she gets paid for being a virtual escort on the servers of the video game Second Life.
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Sales of prescription drugs at its pharmacies were hurt as the company gets paid less for filling prescriptions.
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Once a month, he stands before a crowd and gets paid to cry at the Sad Day party.
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For my family, we'd only get it when my mom gets paid at the end of the month.
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She added that she plans on making a heftier donation as soon as she gets paid next week.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," Mackie said, according to a report in Variety.
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The whole thing -- even for someone like me who gets paid to watch this stuff -- was, well, unwatchable.
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The startup offers its customers a cash payout immediately, and then gets paid back separately by the buyer.
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"And, by the way, the original writer, or his family, gets paid for my version, too," he said.
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Raising the chickens goes great at first when the houses are new and clean, but, after a while, the chickens start to get sick, and when they get sick he gets paid less because he only gets paid for the number of chickens he can bring to the slaughter weight.
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Prompt gets paid for every message sent, but doesn't have to pay carrier fees like Twilio does with SMS.
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An athlete shows up, tells the cameras how much he or she likes the product, and then gets paid.
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Muslimo Aden Ali said he gets paid 3,000 Somali shillings ($5.18) for every kg of waste he brings in.
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The company gets paid through mobile wallets, earning fees on a portion of the transactional business its solutions generate.
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The "debtor-in-possession loan" Sears is currently raising gets paid back the quickest of all of its loans.
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Seeing people take it so lightly… like Neck draws monsters and stuff, and he gets paid for his paintings.
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But the last few years, everyone gets paid but it's not like I'm rolling out of there with money.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," said Left Bank creative director Suzanne Mackie, per Variety.
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If the cash is gone, decisions will have to be made about who gets paid with daily tax receipts.
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But, you're essentially just paying the interest fees to the creditor and your balance really never gets paid off.
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"Indiana gets paid for every one of those ideas if they get greenlighted," Mr. McKenzie said in the interview.
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He gets paid his usual fee, and she surrenders him to his mother every weekend, as per their understanding.
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A US defense official also told CNN the military gets paid on the 1st and 15th of every month.
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What happens when a rooftop solar customer gets paid less for her electricity and pays more in fixed charges?
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According to his docs, she's a "professional hooker party girl" who gets paid for sex as a high-end escort.
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My husband works for a small business, and while he gets paid fairly, his company does not offer spousal insurance.
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He gets paid to run advertisements on his original blog and the hundreds of other sites he's bought or built.
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It's not a perfect proxy for the amount siphoned from each fare before the driver gets paid, but it's close.
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When the drug is new and being saved as a last line of defence, the drugs company still gets paid.
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We had Kawhi in a "Board Man Gets Paid" shirt rightfully saying he doesn't think anybody went into work today.
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Traditionally, healthcare has been paid for piecemeal; patient sees doctor, doctor provides a service, doctor gets paid for that service.
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"Everything is becoming free in trading because it actually is something that gets paid for by market makers," Grujic said.
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Maybe it gets paid for by future tax increases on the rich, in which case this is all somewhat pointless.
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This is the guy who gets paid nearly $10 million to fiddle while the league you love smolders around him.
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Pay cards act like prepaid cards or debit cards, which can be loaded electronically each time an employee gets paid.
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That includes who gets paid what, the difference between one product and others, and the scope of benefits over time.
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The company gets paid about $300 million a year from Netflix for about 10 movies, analysts at Morgan Stanley estimate.
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It includes algorithms that determine who gets paid what, who gets loaned what and how long people go to jail.
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In the event where a customer doesn't buy a device after they've indulged in a demonstration, Puls still gets paid.
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The club gets paid handsomely to rent out their club for a week, and then strippers do not get paid.
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He gets paid a salary, but business has ground to a halt and he's worried he might be laid off.
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Within this fractured schematic, an unusual quotient of attention gets paid to young Carl in an instant sign of doom.
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A world in which labor never gets paid is ultimately one in which nobody has much of anything but leftovers.
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It also gets paid more than the other firms and positions itself favorably for future transactions after the company becomes public.
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According to Pincus, when a streaming service doesn't know who to pay out, it ultimately gets paid out to other artists.
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And it's always unwise to seek political advice from someone who gets paid $100 million a year to bounce a ball.
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But asking the woman at the shop how she gets paid seems intrusive to her and not terribly helpful to you.
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Lisa Amati likes to play in the dirt and as the New York State paleontologist, she gets paid to do it.
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The NRA gets paid to be the industry's public whipping boy, but you have to chase it all the way back.
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Bihar has plenty of generating capacity, Mr Greenstone says, but gets paid for little more than half the power it provides.
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Today, she is based out of New York and gets paid six-figures to take expeditions and blog about her travels.
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A middle-aged man with an anxiety disorder might select a representative payee to ensure his rent gets paid on time.
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As he describes it, he gets paid to play with some of the nicest vintage instruments, all on his own schedule.
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But WHen the joker puts his mask on, he becomes the joker, and he mercilessly goes out there and gets Paid.
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Now she has 856,000 followers and gets paid almost $10,000 for a sponsored post, in addition to revenue from her courses.
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The drivers have the app, they follow the rules, everyone gets paid, and they're mostly happy or at least not unhappy.
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"It's actually not mostly administrative costs, it's the fact that everyone gets paid less in the Canadian healthcare system," Glied said.
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He would have to scrounge for the money to pay taxes on that visit before he even gets paid for it.
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He now works as a "bug bounty hunter," which means he gets paid to hack into companies' systems to highlight vulnerabilities.
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That brings down the cost for families, the nanny gets paid more and the children have a friend to play with.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," executive producer Suzanne Mackie said, according to a report in Variety.
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It gets paid through referral fees from pharmaceutical companies, as well as licensing fees for the health organizations it works with.
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" Last year, he added: "I'm sure he does put on a good gig, Chris Martin, the amount of money he gets paid.
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A fee-for-service system means your doctor gets paid more to order tests rather than spend quality time giving medical advice.
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That's what my company does, gets paid for giving advice, but that's being done by a private company not by the campaign.
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PHOENIX — The nonprofit Southwest Key gets paid by the federal government to house thousands of immigrant children in California, Texas, and Arizona.
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The law firm gets paid for its services from a portion of the award, but it does not publicly disclose its share.
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The government would sell $1 trillion in revenue-producing bonds, needing only to supply an equity cushion to ensure everyone gets paid.
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That means way less towards shipping costs, and you know exactly who gets paid: Bouqs and the farmer who grew the flowers.
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Key purchases contribute to the pot and a portion gets paid out to players proportional to the number of keys they hold.
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It's part of a push by healthcare companies to gain more control over how healthcare gets paid for and provided to patients.
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Google gets paid when someone clicks on the ad, though, so it also takes into account the likelihood that someone will click.
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An ethical engagement for a crisis campaign should be structured such that if the client wins, the firm wins (and gets paid).
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If an insurer gets paid the same even though you have diabetes, they'll do their legal best to keep from insuring you.
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Even in that worst-case scenario, though, the team is covered, Westbrook gets paid, and everyone gets something like what they want.
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Each hotshot gets paid differently due to experience, but most are paid $13 to $17 an hour, plus overtime and hazard pay.
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And every time you stream or download a track, it's the holder of the master rights -- often the label -- that gets paid first.
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Holy sh*t, imagine that – a manager that gets paid for alpha and not just beta, and pays a price for not succeeding.
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Cohen made this analogy: If you're at a restaurant and you use your credit card for the meal, the restaurant gets paid immediately.
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In addition to that short-term liquidity, which gets paid back quickly, the NY Fed purchased $26 billion of Treasury bills this week.
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This payment system, called Fee-For-Service (FFS), incentivizes quantity over quality because a doctor gets paid more when they provide more services.
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Whether he gets paid or not, Raekwon told us Kaep should be good -- 'cause he's made PLENTY of money playin' for the 49ers.
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You know that one girl you follow on Instagram who gets paid by some unknown entity to to travel and... influence, or something?
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Photographer Bekky—like a Blogger Boyfriend who actually gets paid—took photos of me when I arrived and soon the people started flocking.
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The influencer typically gets paid roughly a 10 percent commission — just like an in-person personal shopper would — whenever a sale is made.
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Instead, she suggests, work with an adviser who only gets paid by you and will work as your fiduciary 100% of the time.
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If an advisor gets paid based on the transactions they make, that could motivate them to buy and sell your assets more frequently.
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The reward gets paid out only after a dozen more lottery rounds, so it is in the winner's interest to keep the system ticking.
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"You see, our employees get paid first, the overhead gets paid first, the bills get paid first, and then we get paid," says Hill.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," said Mackie, creative director at The Crown's production company Left Bank, during the panel.
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As a result of her Tala success story, she also joined on as a brand ambassador and gets paid for each referral she makes.
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Now, shooting primarily over the Hamptons, Cully enjoys the view while he gets paid to capture the sprawling summer playgrounds of billionaires and celebrities.
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Tennis star Martina Navratilova has claimed she gets paid a mere tenth of John McEnroe's salary for her work as a commentator at Wimbledon.
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It shows that there's not a ton of rhyme or reason to who gets paid what at these lofty heights of the corporate world.
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Amanda has 10-12 regular customers and teaches five or six 25-minute lessons a day, for which she gets paid $10.50 a time.
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After all, the more rides he completes, the more he gets paid, so "you want to be busy all the time," he told me.
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If the country finally gets paid leave, only to see it wither on the vine, it'll be one step forward and two steps back.
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If a researcher finds 4 bugs within that period, he or she gets paid a bonus upon reporting the fifth and any subsequent bugs.
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When that customer receives the surplus energy, his meter wheel spins, ensuring that the consumption is tracked and the utility gets paid for it.
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Wall Street doesn't really bother to cover Buffett because of Berkshire's low relative trading volumes as Street research often gets paid from trading commissions.
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That's important, and every developer who gets paid fairly for their work via their inclusion in a curated ecosystem like Apple Arcade deserves it.
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When an employee does a pay transfer, DailyPay fronts the cash and then gets paid back by the employer on the regularly scheduled payday.
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If he performs demo operations in the month of January but doesn't perform it in the month of February, he gets paid for January.
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What you don't know – but should – about how your financial advisor gets paid Watch out for this red flag when paying your financial advisor
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Whatever you might think about health insurance companies, 82 percent of the money they take in gets paid out in claims for medical care.
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It's not just in the makeup she creates (Rosie For Autograph) or the hair elixirs she swears by and gets paid to push (Moroccanoil), either.
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"Going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," said Suzanne Mackie, creative director at Left Bank, The Crown's production company, during the panel.
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But this isn't the after-dinner speaking circuit, Garbrandt gets paid to strip to his jocks and fight other men in a cage for money.
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"Over time, you get a risk premium, no different than an insurance company gets paid for insuring you against loss of your house," Carhart explained.
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Normally, I plan out all our meals for the week, but my boyfriend asked that we wait until he gets paid later in the week.
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As a result, money that could have fallen to the bottom line at other types of companies instead gets paid out to traders and bankers.
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"Most of the cost gets paid by the consumer." she said, adding that higher costs related to tariffs could cut 66,000 vehicles from U.S. sales.
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He's the guy who gets paid big bucks to sit around and thinking of weird, elaborately plotted pranks to pull on the company's unsuspecting riders.
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Instead, it gets paid by the government in two ways: reimbursement payments for services rendered, as well as grant money earmarked for family planning services.
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But he doesn't have a choice in whether he gets paid or not — a mandatory statute in Article II of the Constitution sets presidential compensation.
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Jerry Dipoto, the (relatively) newly-installed GM, clearly works on some sort of commission-based system wherein he gets paid for every trade he makes.
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Don Rickles wants to finally pay someone a compliment with a new beachside crib ... so long as he gets paid a few million bucks first.
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His high jump coach, Eric Smith, works in insurance and told VICE Sports he gets paid $1 by the school district for being a coach.
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If you are a contract worker who only gets paid when you work and you can't work remotely, you could find yourself in a bind.
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In return, your privacy is preserved, Avast gets paid, and online marketers get a trove of "aggregate" consumer data to help them sell more products.
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Who gets paid, how, why, and when is getting ever more complicated as antiquated laws buckle under the stress of the internet's new distribution models.
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And then they try and cut it, but they -- they'll go to a person holding a sign who gets paid by Soros or somebody, right?
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Like most other publicly funded schools, the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow, or ECOT for short, gets paid based on the number of students it enrolls.
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Instead, those bonds will be forfeited without payment at the same time as Yellow Crane hands over and gets paid its settlement on other defaulted bonds.
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The lender makes money off the spread between the discount and the actual value of the invoice, which typically gets paid in 30 to 60 days.
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"What you see is that even when someone is deported, the mortgage payment gets paid," agreed Bruce Marks, CEO of the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America.
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So you as an employee, the day after we pass our health care plan, your health care actually doesn't change; how it gets paid for changes.
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He repeated a warning that there would be "creative ambiguity" about when and how a previously agreed 39 billion pound ($50 billion) exit bill gets paid.
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Goldman gets paid when a company buys or sells itself or a target or taps capital markets to raise money, but its real product is access.
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Last summer, the facility held about 2,000 people; it can hold 2,400 detainees and the company gets paid in full even when the beds are empty.
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He gets paid 1,000 rupees a month, or about $15, by Selco to serve as an operator, and also earns on the batteries and phone charging.
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Its alternative payment option lets customers spread the cost of any purchase over a period of time while the retailer gets paid in full right away.
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Nobody in men's roller derby, however, gets paid to play, even on a team like the Shock Exchange which has been around for nearly 245 years.
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The result is an entirely new healthcare company that can wield a tremendous amount of power over how healthcare gets paid for and provided to people.
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The result was an entirely new healthcare company that could wield a tremendous amount of power over how healthcare gets paid for and provided to people.
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David Remnick, the magazine's editor, asked Mr. Wright to explain his home state; the writer playfully reminded the editor that he gets paid by the word.
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They've built an app with companion breathalyzer hardware; each time a user checks in with the breathalyzer to prove they're smoking less, the user gets paid.
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As a full-time travel influencer, she gets paid to take gorgeous photos in drool-worthy destinations, and she makes money through partnerships with fashion brands.
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Last summer, the facility held about 2,000 people; it can hold 2,400 detainees and the company gets paid in full even when the beds are empty.
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But one issue with his criticism is that Apple gets paid a boatload of money from Google for making its search engine the default on its devices.
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It's unclear exactly how much Rocky gets paid for each gig -- but between 2014 and 2017, reported booking fees from each concert range from $80k to $120k.
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If the test is [that] creditors get paid 100 per cent before anyone else gets paid anything, there is not going to be a functioning Puerto Rico.
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And one reason there's a shortage is that, while that 777 pilot pulls in six figures, an overworked copilot at a remote feeder airline gets paid peanuts.
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To that point, many investors just don't realize how much they are paying in fees, so it's very important to understand exactly how the advisor gets paid.
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Also, since the 1990s compensation has largely been made up of stock awards, which means the CEO gets paid handsomely only if the company does well financially.
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"You do real work," the Weebly co-founder and CEO says about the trial week, which every prospective employee gets paid to complete before getting an offer.
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Under this model, the integrator — think JBS USA, Tyson Foods or Smithfield Foods — owns the animals and the farmer gets paid to raise them on their property.
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Michelle was quick to say she gets paid way less than her male movie counterparts, and then equated being born a woman to being born a slave.
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This page lists each item that appears in every image of the influencer's Instagram feed, complete with shoppable, trackable links so that the influencer gets paid out.
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The company's paid clicks number, a key metric that measures how often Google gets paid by advertisers, grew 31 percent year-over-year in the fourth quarter.
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She told me it's obvious why employers don't want employees to talk freely about income—everyone knowing what everyone else gets paid would make any inequities obvious.
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The Marvel movies keep on setting up stuff that gets paid off in later movies, so none of them can actually be a whole, complete good movie.
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CWS now has $12.2 million in assets under management, and Elbenfein only gets paid an additional performance-based fee if the fund beats the S&P 500.
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The caged smoking area of Storm provided the very real opportunity to be in a cage with a person who regularly gets paid to fight in one.
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The group that oversees certified financial planners is making it tougher for consumers looking for a new advisor to find out how a particular CFP gets paid.
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The plant has been plagued by power issues over the past few years, and now gets paid to curtail power use to help prevent blackouts during heatwaves.
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Another casualty is ad-management company Mediavine, which does not have a contract with IgnitionOne but gets paid through supply-side platforms that IgnitionOne bought ads from.
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Whenever you can, as long as everyone putting on a show in your venue gets paid fairly, pay-what-you-can options at your door are great.
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Unclear what the occasion was ... but let's face it, when you're a gigantic millionaire that gets paid millions of dollars to wear shorts ... you kinda don't need one.
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He gets paid about $100 for each of the vivid fantasy maps he posts online, a welcome — if small — boost to his income over the past two years.
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The company offers free financial and human resources software to businesses and gets paid by insurance providers to act as a broker with its large roster of customers.
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For $100 and some free products, Matte will post a "selfie and shoutout" on her Instagram grid; she gets paid thousands of dollars per month for recurring endorsements.
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And for the 20 Tidal artist-owners that own 2-percent shares in the company, an Apple acquisition of Tidal for a large sum means everyone gets paid.
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Unlike traditional health-care providers, the company only gets paid when its tools are effective, like when patients lose weight or show improvements in their blood sugar levels.
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I'm a 'sugar baby' who gets paid $500 a date — here's what it's really like to date sugar daddies and get cash, gifts, and 5-star hotel stays
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Like Ulam's solitaire games and neutron reactions, many modern executive compensation packages involve several variables interacting with each other to determine what a CEO eventually actually gets paid.
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You buy something now, the merchant gets paid now, and then you repay the credit card company when the bill comes due at the end of the month.
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Now someone can pop in, read the WSJ's best or most resource-intensive article, and the publisher effectively gets paid à la carte like with an iTunes single.
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And the reason why ESPN gets paid so much money is because of its marginal trend contribution, like if you don't have ESPN then you have a problem.
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" When asked about the company's financial motivations, Luk said that "we are a for-profit company that gets paid for its research by a variety of research clients.
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Gerardo Ortiz, a huge Latin singer, has been sued by his record label, which claims Gerardo tried to evade taxes by demanding he gets paid in cold, hard cash.
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She earns 5,000 rupees per month ($2500) in cash and gets paid in the first week of every month, mostly in the form of 2180 and 250,2000 rupee notes.
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" Rouhani said he has no pre-conditions for opening talks with the U.S. as long as the Islamic Republic gets paid back for decades of American "intervention in Iran.
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Woven throughout all the humblebrags are brand-sponsored posts, which he claims he gets paid on average $220,230 to do thanks to his carefully cultivated sphere of online followers.
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She gets paid for each woman she recruits — $500 for those who will shoot "solo" and "girl-girl" scenes, and $1,000 for women who will shoot "boy-girl" scenes.
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Okta (like other companies going public) has to strike a balance between raising a good amount of capital and also ensuring that everyone gets paid out in the process.
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Artificial tanners — the kind you use at home or the kind someone else gets paid to spray you with — get the job done, but not without streaks and stains.
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The new payment system is intended to move away from traditional "fee for service" payments under Medicare, in which a doctor gets paid separately for each visit or procedure.
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Ms. McHenry, who gets paid $15 an hour to canvass, said she does this work because her uncle is serving a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit.
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"The current pipeline for esports is: Kid is interested in a video game, kid starts playing video game, kid gets good at video game, kid gets paid," said Prokes.
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Add to that another $277.3 million in stock-based compensation, the primary way that CEO Jeremy Stoppelman gets paid, and Yelp ended up with adjusted EBITDA of $2112.2 million.
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And then at the beginning of the year, I came across Gaycation, where Ellen Page goes to Brazil and interviews this guy that gets paid to kill gay people.
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"By some accounts, she gets paid $250,1503 per post," former Jerry Media employee Oren Acks, who was responsible for the social media promotion of the festival, says in Fyre Fraud.
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Missing, bad, or inconsistent song metadata is a crisis that has left, by some estimations, billions on the table that never gets paid to the artists who earned that money.
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Jesse, what Ethan Hawke is saying is that movies where there&aposs guns, he gets paid 92 percent more than if he didn&apost have a gun in a movie.
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"By some accounts, she gets paid $250,000 per post," former Jerry Media employee Oren Acks, who was responsible for the social media promotion of the festival, says in Fyre Fraud.
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If a woman who gets paid less in her first job continues to have her pay based on previous earnings in every subsequent job, how can she ever outrun it?
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Still, it's his job, and he likely gets paid a decent salary to do it, so it is up to Nielsen to portray Baylor Athletics in the best possible light.
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If a rich man works an extra hour, adding $1000 to the economy, but gets paid $1000 for his efforts, the combined income of everyone else doesn't change, does it?
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Some investors are concerned that if all bondholders are treated the same, there is a risk of eroding well established rules governing who gets paid and when in a restructuring.
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It's basically advancing money to businesses for a contract that's signed in exchange for a cut of the money once a company gets paid for the goods or services they've rendered.
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And using court costs to finance public defense creates a fundamental conflict of interest, since it gives defenders an incentive to lose their cases to ensure that the office gets paid.
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Even though women power so much of our economy, the average woman who works a full-time job still gets paid 80 cents for every dollar made by her male counterparts.
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Normally these kinds of companies want around a 20 percent pop when they go public to ensure everyone gets paid and they are still able to raise a lot of capital.
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"The agreement with Michael Cohen, as far as I know, is a longstanding agreement that Michael Cohen takes care of situations like this then gets paid for them sometimes," Giuliani said.
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This week, Tesla's shareholders approved a new compensation package for CEO Elon Musk, making sure he only gets paid if he hits a series of hugely ambitious revenue and profitability goals.
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It is more than just something that Lee Mack gets paid handsomely to look back fondly on, or a pop culture relic that Rick Wakeman can pretend to be enraged by.
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I feel like this is a much cooler and more intimate approach than having somebody who literally gets paid to smile at you come to your table and take your order.
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Rather than get paid based on the number of visits doctors have with patients, VillageMD works with insurers so that it gets paid based on how well it cares for patients.
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You want to hire someone who is getting paid to deliver their unbiased, objective, independent advice to you — not someone who only gets paid if they can sell you a product.
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We have a lot of cash at the house because I make tips and she gets paid in cash, and then we'll usually deposit it all once every month or so.
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This would, he argues, be much better for everyone involved; the office building owner gets paid back for the damage, and society has to pay much less to confine this person.
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Kendall Jenner's calling out a skin treatment company in a lawsuit, and the takeaway is this -- she gets paid way more money than we thought, and she's very, very, VERY successful.
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They understand that the firm with a clear financial incentive to win will work harder and smarter than the one that gets paid regardless of whether they achieve the client's goals.
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Moreover, Feldman and his team have been able to raise the rate of insured homeless from 24% to 73%, meaning the hospital gets paid more often for the care it provides.
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LONDON — Google Europe President Matt Brittin told a UK committee grilling him over the company's tax deal that he couldn't tell them how much he gets paid because he didn't know.
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She said: "It's always unwise to seek political advice from someone who gets paid $100 million a year to bounce a ball," then she told them to "shut up and dribble."
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The more women who serve on a firm's board as independent directors the higher the percentage of net income that gets paid out to shareholders via dividends, according to a new study.
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A lot of the conversation — I'd say 95 percent of it, if history's to be any indication — is going to be about how big it is and how it gets paid for.
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And they lose their bonus: each player gets paid $2 dollars just for showing up, and a $3 bonus that drops in value the longer the group takes to solve the problem.
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It takes Sim Natt two hours to finish this (longer than I would like to have taken, if I'm being honest) and she gets paid nearly immediately after she sends it in.
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Though Mackie and Harries said at the conference that "going forward, no one gets paid more than the Queen," both Foy and Smith's times on the series have come to an end.
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You pay only for what you are actually using, and Facebook essentially only gets paid for how engaging it's managed to make the service, much like ads that run on the platform.
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He gets paid to beat up creeps and predators, and he and Holland have their meet-cute when Jackson, mistaking Holland for one of those, bloodies his nose and breaks his arm.
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Sometimes there are good reasons for this: Two hospitals might be competing in the same region, and because they're separated by an arbitrary bureaucratic line, one gets paid more than the other.
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In a world where Wall Street firms give lavish compensation to their managers even as many underperform the stock market, the Oracle of Omaha gets paid just $100,000 in salary per year.
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Mr. Elgort is their hipster ideal: a guy who looks like a model, gets paid like a movie star (more on that in a moment) and actually wants commitment in real life.
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In a chat with the New York Times after her historic win on Tuesday, Ocasio-Cortez said she can't afford to move into a D.C. apartment until she gets paid as a congresswoman.
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Yes, it is true that no VAT gets paid on goods exported to the US. But that's because there is no VAT paid by American companies on goods produced for the US market.
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It feels increasingly like the terms of journalism—which kinds of outlets get to do it, who gets paid enough to live doing it, which communities get coverage—are set by the rich.
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Finance director Bernard Delpit said Safran was seeing a "slight cash impact" from Boeing's delivery freeze because it gets paid a portion of its engine revenue from Boeing when the aircraft is delivered.
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And I think that that emotional component is really, really different than me sitting at home watching some player who gets paid a $100 million a year, where that distance is so great.
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One works for a company working on a brown recluse spider bite-detecting test, one has received money from the same company, and the third gets paid to talk and write about spiders.
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Instead of charging a monthly subscription as most SaaS do, after an initial set-up fee, the company gets paid by referral, in the form of commission on a new customer's first order.
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If you're an employee of a company that gets paid through a payroll service, your employer likely withholds some of your income every paycheck, and sends the money to the government for you.
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I describe it as a voted club that travels around and sleeps in great hotels, eats really good food and plays music throughout the world for people and gets paid to do so.
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Gold had seen how Guy's performance worked up the crowd, and, he said, when patrons get all "hot and bothered," they drink more, the owner gets paid, and, usually, so does the band.
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If we're going to reorient our society around Internet echo chambers, with Facebook and Twitter serving as our new Athenian agora, then we as citizens should understand how that forum gets paid for.
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We also learn the difference between a prostitute and a comedian (one gets paid more), and get a hint at trouble brewing between Midge her would-be fiancé, Dr. Benjamin Ettenberg (Zachary Levi).
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Laurel Snyder, my instructor, wore the mint green sweatpants with a matching long-sleeve shirt that is the uniform of the studio and joked that she gets paid to hang out in pajamas.
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She was a black woman and she was from Baltimore and she sounded like me, and I was like, wait — she gets paid to travel and dance and who does she work for?
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Every time YouTube creator Morgan Yates (313,000 subscribers) gets paid, she moves a percentage of that revenue straight into a separate bank account, so that it's immediately out of sight, she told me.
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Either way, no net benefits come from a massive workforce that doesn't really have to fear for their jobs, gets paid more than the rest of us, and isn't really accountable to anyone.
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In a perfectly competitive economy, with no monopoly power or other distortions — which is the kind of economy conservatives want us to believe we have — everyone gets paid his or her marginal product.
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Americans are getting worse at taking vacations, with a recent Glassdoor study finding that the average U.S. employee who gets paid vacation or time off only used 54% of it in the last year.
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Much of the debate centers around how an advisor gets paid: on a fee basis — which many fiduciaries do — or via reimbursements such as commissions, which dominate the brokerage side of the advice business.
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This has hit Boeing in the pocket, as it only gets paid for planes when they are delivered, and airlines are refusing to take any MAX jets until they are allowed to fly again.
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"Today, fraud attempts amount to 20 to 35 percent of all ad impressions throughout the year, but the fraud that gets through and gets paid for now is now much smaller," the report says.
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Net revenue, which strips out what gets paid to drivers as well as promotions and refunds, was $2.8 billion, up 8 percent over the first quarter and more than 60 percent from last year.
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It also requires negotiation and, often, a methodical use of the legal system, filing suits to obtain payments, or a long journey through bankruptcy court, where creditors fight over who gets paid back first.
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Lawmakers were bombarded with pressure from all sides, as creditors jockeyed for optimal position in the final package, which would determine who gets paid how much from what is left of Puerto Rico's revenue.
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Her book has sold millions of copies worldwide, a TEDtalk she gave on the topic has been viewed over 19,294,447 times and counting, and she reportedly gets paid five-figures for a single appearance.
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If you're not sure if an adviser gets paid on commission, ask cordially but directly at the beginning of the meeting about how this adviser is paid — in all of her dealings with you.
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"It's about your contract, negotiating for an inclusion rider, making sure the female star gets paid as much as the male star, making sure that executives and all the studios give more," she said.
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Every time YouTube creator Morgan Yates (313,000 subscribers) gets paid, she moves a percentage of that revenue straight into a separate bank account, so that it's immediately out of sight, she told Business Insider.
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In this scenario, Julien gets paid for the small banner ad in his app that users see, but the fraudsters earn many times that amount by stuffing far more lucrative video ads behind the banner.
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" HQ's next attempt to revive growth appears to be HQ Editor's Picks, described as "a new live show on your phone where our host shows funny viral videos and you decide on who gets paid.
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Regardless of who gets paid, it's unlikely that Hahnemann will ever re-open as a full-service hospital, said Joseph Fetterman, a Philadelphia-based executive vice president at the commercial real estate brokerage Colliers International.
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The assignment doesn't include the part where Lisa's mom gets paid less money than her peers due to her flexible schedule, but obviously what's already present is enough of a nightmare for one vocab lesson.
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In the caption of an Instagram post of Mayweather at the Great Wall of China in November, he revealed he even gets paid millions of dollars to simply travel to luxurious locations and enjoy himself.
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Hilariously, the nature of the tag—and Cousins playing a position that gets paid in the NFL—has resulted in Washington paying a fortune for a guy they don't want to pay a fortune for.
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He said he leaves billing to his staff and doesn't even know how much he gets paid for a lot of the procedures he performs, let alone how much insurers are being charged for drugs.
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Gelsheimer provides this example to illustrate what those conflicts can look like:Say an adviser gets paid $2,500 to sell you XYZ product (that has lower fees and is thus more likely to experience higher performance).
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If a company has a workforce that gets paid by the hour (the company's name is a tip-off), Hourly wants to help them keep tabs on the labor, and help them pay for it.
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I did have an Uber driver yesterday actually tell me he wasn't so worried he would just switch to Grab but today he says he gets paid more for Grab rides than he does Uber.
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SKF sees such contracts, where it gets paid a fee based on pre-agreed performance levels of the customer's machinery rather than its traditional transaction-based model, as a major part of its future strategy.
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Why it matters: While a lot of attention gets paid to voting machine security, auditing machines during an election is equally as important: It's the only way to tell whether machines were hacked or malfunctioned.
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"In some cases for pilates, I would literally, like, literally be losing money per visit because of what the teacher gets paid—not even including the rent and marketing and keeping the lights on," Burrows said.
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Nilay Patel: You're saying songs are getting shorter because of streaming services and how the artist gets paid once a listener hits 30 seconds and then everything after 30 seconds is kind of not worth it.
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If a woman gets paid out by a company, let's say $50,000, she can start over or go live somewhere else, but she'll be carrying all that stuff within her that tells her she's not worthy.
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Purdue gets paid and returns the refund for that drug back to a middleman, like CVS's Caremark unit, usually between three and nine months later, Michael Rea, the founder and CEO of Rx Savings Solutions, said.
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Her book has sold millions of copies all around the world, a TEDtalk she gave on the topic has been viewed over 20 million times, and she apparently gets paid five-figures for just one appearance.
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"We're in a very busy news period, and the amount of journalism that we produce every day can be pretty daunting, even for someone who gets paid to synthesize it," Mr. Stanford said in an email.
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She gets paid by the hour, and doesn't mind having to do her own makeup at a sink near the toilet stalls in the locker room or to work the lobby before and after the performance.
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Regardless of how much Aina gets paid, there is no question that affiliate links — which give influencers a portion of the sales generated from products they use in videos — are an important part of a YouTuber's income.
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In 2007, Clinton was caught stealing lines from Bill Clinton's speeches, (yeah, the ones he gets paid so much to deliver), when she started talking about how the Republicans were creating "invisible Americans" ignored by the government.
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You can buy or sell the Vix in the futures market or via an exchange-traded fund, or through a "variance swap" with a bank, in which one counterparty gets paid realised and the other implied volatility.
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It seems much more appealing to be a #girl who lives in a democratic socialist country, gets paid to have children, paid to take leave from work and raise them for however long they get — 15 years?
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Read more: This 36-year-old 'professional undercover bridesmaid' gets paid to stalk grooms on bachelor parties and trick the bridal party into losing weight"By its nature, wedding photography is commercial photography," Weldon explained to INSIDER.
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Mr. Mazhit, who gets paid no salary and herds the owner's cattle in return for being allowed to feed his own livestock for free, said he was glad his children's horizons reach beyond life on the steppe.
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The three-year contract went into effect in January 2019, and gives Omnicom access to the daily click-stream data on 14 markets, including the US, India, and the UK. In return, Jumpshot gets paid $6.5 million.
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" Producers lasered in on one of Jacobs' lines: "Colin Kaepernick gets paid $22020 million a year to throw a ball — my son died for $22020,21970 a year, and he gave more than any football player ever has.
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A creative powerhouse will pass into the hands of a regulated monolith that lays copper in the ground and has a quarter of a million staff, none of whom gets paid to discuss plot twists and dolly shots.
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The reinsurer and MGA can then offload the regulatory burden of holding the paper to an entity called a fronting carrier, which gets paid to issue the policy officially but passes all its risk on to the reinsurer.
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As Puerto Rico sorts its way through the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. municipal history with $70 billion in bond debt and another $49 billion in pension liabilities, several creditor groups are litigating feverishly over who gets paid first.
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"When you find out that bro who has your same job gets paid more than you," a woman says in the ad, "you give 'em Hill," before a Vote for Hillary on March 1 title card closes the ad.
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Plus, the global licensed sports apparel market is estimated at more than $30 billion, and Walmart gets paid a commission on the sale of each of these items, as it does with all third parties that sell through Walmart.com.
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An extra in a King's Landing scene told the Los Angles Times that, after the actor's agency takes their cut, a Game of Thrones extra gets paid around 94.85 euros (about $107) for a 14-hour day of work.
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As someone who now gets paid to keep up with the Kardashians — and celebrities like them — in order to produce content, I can also recognize that I was immersed in an interactive crash course on the workings of fame.
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" Amazon didn't respond to questions about whether an employee gets paid for work as a brand ambassador, but one of the accounts said, "I get paid $15/hr whether I am answering tweets or out on the floor stowing.
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For some larger cities with large developer populations, the tool will also let you drill down beyond the country level (location, after all, is one of the biggest factors when it comes to how much a developer gets paid).
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Castillo gets paid per ride and his earnings depend on how long the trip is, how much distance he covers and whether or not there's "surge pricing," when demand for rides is high and prices for passengers go up.
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It's still an optimization game, with companies testing the waters with banks to figure out the right price but still having to find a way to make sure there's a pop on day one and that everyone gets paid.
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They're going to make sure that their mortgage or rent gets paid, that they have groceries, that they keep their lights on, that they can buy broadband, that they can obey the quarantine measures that might come in place.
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Because some banks borrow to lend, the differential between what it costs a bank to borrow in the open market and the rate it gets paid to lend is paramount when deciding to commit capital to a lending relationship.
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A number of investors in Puerto Rican debt have made their presence known in Washington, as competing interests push for the best position possible when it comes to sorting out who gets paid from Puerto Rico's small revenue supply.
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Kim has her collection of nudes, Khloé her ever-evolving lob, Kourtney her post-gym mirror shots, and Kendall, who gets paid to have her photo taken, might be the one person in this family exempt from the reflection obsession.
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Johnson repeated a warning that there would be "creative ambiguity" about when and how a previously agreed 39 billion pound ($50 billion) exit bill gets paid to the EU. He ruled out any extension of the Brexit talks beyond Oct. 31.
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European-level laws on money-laundering, and new rules such as MiFID 2, an EU directive for financial firms that came into force this year, also shape new habits, for example by making firms publish who gets paid for what services.
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That&aposs a selling point, the Forest Service has discovered, for backcountry enthusiasts who don&apost mind spending money to hike in and rent a fire lookout that&aposs no longer active and experience what Duffy gets paid to do.
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Castillo gets paid per ride and his earnings depend on how long the trip is, how much distance he covers and whether or not there's "surge pricing," which is when demand for rides is high and prices for passengers goes up.
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Instead of the items you store just sitting in the warehouse, it's created a two-sided marketplace where anyone can rent those items without causing any additional work for the owner, who simply gets paid while Omni keeps a cut.
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Most Americans who have debt don't die with a ton of money or assets leftover, and credit card companies clamber to get to the estate first, since when that money gets paid off to other agencies, the debt goes away.
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In the event of a bankruptcy and liquidation, employees with equity would get paid lastIn the event of bankruptcy and liquidation (meaning the business cannot be reorganized and must sell its assets to pay back creditors), employee equity gets paid last.
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"The reluctance to invest will have a negative effect on value, but if the cash that would have been used on the investment gets paid out as dividends or in buybacks, the net effect is likely to be small," he said.
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The New York Times is full of dream jobs: Pete Wells gets paid to eat at restaurants; Sebastian Modak is about to travel around the world; Will Shortz is living his eighth-grade dream of making a career out of puzzles.
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Working to build "automation behind insurance," Insurify wants to help people find the coverage that they need, online, at a fair price; it's a good business for the startup, which gets paid when consumers buy new insurance through its tooling.
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And Trout seems to get it—he understands his place in society as a man who gets paid to crush dingers, steal dingers back from the undeserving, and make a young man's day/week/year/life by taking time to sign an autograph.
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To address those concerns, the new bill includes the original Senate bill's boost of the tax credit per child up to $2,000, but it makes $1,400 of that "refundable," meaning it gets paid to parents even if they have no income tax liability.
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They've also backed Serious Labs, which trains workers how to use heavy equipment and tools via virtual reality software, and Curbio, a real estate technology startup that orchestrates turnkey renovations for home sellers, then gets paid back once the home is sold.
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Ninja also makes money from a number of other deals, including a long-running Red Bull sponsorship, YouTube ads, and he gets paid to play certain games, including a reported $1 million for playing EA's Apex Legends at its launch earlier this year.
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The president told journalists "maybe he gets paid for that, who knows?" at a press conference alongside outgoing Labor Secretary Alex AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaThree more Epstein accusers sue estate Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE.
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But how much Sharapova gets paid compared to a player who will go down in history as the greatest woman tennis player of all time does show how far being blonde, attractive, and talented can get you when you're a woman in the sport.
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By working as both the manufacturer's partner who gets paid for each sale, and the pharmacy benefit manager responsible for negotiating the best price for its traditional corporate and government clients, Express Scripts is open to questions about being conflicted, industry sources and experts say.
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How much an artist gets paid depends on a variety of factors, according to Jones, including the size of the artist, the length of the deal, the star or stars involved, and agreements around the number and content of social media posts and press interviews.
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By working as both the manufacturers partner who gets paid for each sale, and the pharmacy benefit manager responsible for negotiating the best price for its traditional corporate and government clients, Express Scripts is open to questions about being conflicted, industry sources and experts say.
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The former wrestler has earned an estimated $89.4 million in the last 12 months, according to Forbes, taking in paychecks from his roles in the Fast and Furious spin-off Hobbs & Shaw, the 2018 action film Skyscraper, and Ballers, for which he gets paid $700,000 per episode.
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The spa sells $450 bottles of face cream, but there is also an old fellow with an encyclopedic knowledge of East Tennessee seeds and plants who gets paid to hang out near the garden in case guests want to chat or hand-mill some corn for grits.
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"It's a funny thing, having the battle scars of the FAST Act on my back, a lot of the conversation — about 95 percent of it, if history's any indication — is going to be about how big it is and how it gets paid for," Foxx said.
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But Virta has found success in convincing some health plans and employers to support its efforts, particularly after it shifted to a model in November of 2018 where Virta gets paid only if it can prove that it helps people's overall health and therefore lowers health-care costs.
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To her, and everyone else who works for Pink and White Productions, ethical porn means that there's understanding of consent between everyone on set, including the crew, and everyone gets paid up front so there's no cash incentive for performers to do anything they don't want to do.
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I first noticed Roth's outsized pay when I started looking at the alternate universe that is the American health care economy, in which everyone from executives to equipment sales people to PR teams gets paid much more than those in other sectors for jobs of seemingly commensurate responsibility.
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Right now, most of the American health care system operates in a fee-for-service model; a hip surgeon gets paid a set fee for each hip surgery, regardless of whether his patients have complications down the line or come out of the procedure as good as new.
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And if the goal is to actually have that person on call at all times via being an official contributor to the network (a resource who gets paid and is exclusive to said network), that means — in the case of Trump — hiring folks who may raise a few eyebrows.
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It might only be a fraction of his total salary — he gets paid $234 million a month by his club team, Paris-Saint Germain — but half a million dollars could mean a lot to the Premiers de Cordees, an association that organizes sporting events for children with disabilities.
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He will only invest in the company on this condition: "If you can prove to me that you could have financial discipline and the inventory, the assets all get sold off and every debt gets paid down, paid off or a payment plan put in place," Lemonis says.
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The former wrestler, 23, has earned an estimated $216 million in the last 12 months, according to Forbes, taking in paychecks from his roles in the Fast and Furious spin-off Hobbs & Shaw, the 2018 action film Skyscraper, and the HBO comedy Ballers for which he gets paid $700,000 per episode.
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So if you have an album like Drake's Scorpion, which is a really long double album coming in at almost 90 minutes, he's got a ton of really short songs on there, because he gets paid for every song you listen to, whether or not you listen to the whole album.
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But this was largely to be expected, as those prices are often lowballed in order to gauge initial interest as Wall Street and Snap settle somewhere in the middle, which will ensure that everyone gets paid out and the stock doesn't end up dropping off on its first day of trading.
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It's not something where she gets a monthly check from me every month, I just help her out here and there when, you know, maybe she has to travel to see her mother and she can't cover her airfare until she gets paid two weeks later so I cover it.
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The back-of-the-envelope math is simple: If Puerto Rico has $22.6 billion in debt, and it gets paid off at (say) 2102 cents on the dollar, that's $22.9 billion being sent off the island at precisely the moment that the Puerto Rican economy needs all the financial help it can get.
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Johnson repeated a warning that there would be "creative ambiguity" about when and how a previously agreed 39 billion pound ($50 billion) exit bill gets paid to the EU. He repeatedly refused to answer questions about an argument with his girlfriend which has raised doubts about his fitness to lead the country.
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"It's a tax, even though we call it a penalty, and gets paid to the IRS," Christine Benz, Morningstar's director of personal finance, tells CNBC Make It. The IRS earned roughly $210.2 billion in these penalties from qualified retirement plans in 363, the latest year that the agency has made data available.
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The $4 million salary per year for the President is 10 times what the President of the United States gets paid, and is "enough so you should stop needing money," Yang tells CNBC Make It. Yang has said if he were elected, the $4 million salary could go into effect after he leaves office.
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The daughter of Kris Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner, who gets paid up to $300,000 by advertisers for a tweet, was "devastated," but not enough to have suggested that some of her fans might be offended by this particular script, nor to think of donating any part of her multi-million-dollar salary to charity.
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"A lot of attention gets paid to how unpopular Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is," PPP President Dean Debnam said in a news release.
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But "system" is a word that sounds so broad and vague, and what I wanted to do was highlight these concrete examples of what that system is — everything from who gets paid what and mysterious checks that get sent through to HR, to different layers of machinery that support specifically white men being in power.
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Was the model always, "We're going to sort of work our way up the value chain, and eventually everyone gets paid, and we move out of this," or did that sort of happen organically, because you sort of exploited Google as much as you could and sort of doing that super-high-velocity stuff didn't pay off as much?
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Then, assuming they take that case, [the size of your reward] depends on a number of factors that they consider, including whether you make yourself available for interviews when they want to talk with you, whether you bring in other people, whether you help them go through documents… TC: But it's all subjective, what percentage gets paid out.
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When it comes to children, the notion of a health care "investment" comes into even sharper focus for two reasons: children generally cost much less to cover than adults and seniors; and if we must justify children's health care according to a bottom-line formula, the return on that investment gets paid out over many decades.
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Whether that's the people filming the talks, the guides making sure that broadcast media don't point cameras at people without their permission, the trained first-aiders who can respond to accidents, or the guys running the cloakroom and checking people's wristbands as they enter the conference, nobody gets paid, and they often buy a ticket for the event themselves to support it.
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Though the strike's slogan is "A Day Without Woman," I figured enough women would be performing both paid and unpaid labor on March 8—a working single mom, for example, doesn't necessarily have a choice as to whether or not to perform chores or childcare let alone the job she gets paid for—for that to be pretty much impossible.
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First, check out Brad Feld's (Foundry Group) great post on this: Founders — Use Your Down Round To Clean Up Your Cap Table, in which Brad describes the wisdom in recalibrating if you have too much preference stack (the amount of preferred stock investment into your company that gets paid before common stock does in an exit), too much complexity in your preference stack or misalignment-inducing features like carve-outs.
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Aside from Bono, here are a few of the other poor schlubs who finally got luck to turn their way with Nestlé's chocolaty, bold move: Enigmatic actor/musician Jared Leto Skateboard/video game legend Tony Hawk The band Linkin Park (under their Machine Shop venture) Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom Twitter co-founder Ev Williams WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg The folks at GV (formerly Google Ventures) All-around entrepreneur Chris Sacca Who (else) gets paid from the Blue Bottle/Nestle deal?
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John FlemingJohn Calvin FlemingThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Dems aim to end anti-Semitism controversy with vote today Former congressmen, RNC members appointed to Trump administration roles Overnight Energy: Watchdog opens investigation into Interior chief | Judge halts Pruitt truck pollution rule decision | Winners, losers in EPA, Interior spending bill amendments MORE (R-La.) has been a vocal opponent of the bill, and argued Congress should stay out of it, and let the courts sort out who gets paid from Puerto Rico's insufficient revenues.
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And so, here he is, sitting on the shit end of a playoff sweep, his squad getting vaguely mismanaged and looking like maybe it could be in for a shitty year, no All-Star appearances to his name yet, irritable and jet-lagged halfway across the world, appearing on the news to pump up the weird Chinese sneakers he gets paid to sell, getting asked about if, in his opinion, the way the world is newly fucking him over is going to keep fucking him over.
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