The "give" on each key feels just a hair stronger.
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It's an especially great gift to give on Mother's Day.
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And the minute you give on guns, then what about soda?
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That's the advice experts give on effective giving for disaster relief.
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How many fucks should you, like Erika Jayne, give on a Wednesday?
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"Apple has a lot to give on the consumer interface side," Raiz said.
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Canada had to give on some things and didn't really have any wins.
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They are truly remarkable and would have plenty to give on the outside.
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If they want a deal, they are willing to give on border security.
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We know you're not going to give on this one — Google never did, either.
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What commentary companies do give on their holdings gives investors little to chew on.
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Sometimes I just don't have the time to give on that specific day or week.
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Millions of donors still give on impulse — in reaction to a natural disaster, for example.
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They may also discuss on the sidelines any indications London may give on its future hopes.
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This may be one of the most important monologues I will ever give on this show.
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The FBI declined to give on-the-record details of its response to this Russian operation.
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The campaign also noted that more than 125,000 have pledged to give on a recurring basis.
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I'm not willing to give on it, but I'm hoping it's still out there under the radar.
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In fact, candy of all stripes are the most popular gifts to give on the February holiday.
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The only tip I can give on getting through parties in Ibiza is just to stay awake.
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"Anything you can give on a personal level, like from a co-worker will stand out," Brian said.
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The testimony Comey is expected to give on Thursday will require a coordinated and aggressive White House response.
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"The public is in such a mood that they're willing to give on a lot," Haring told me.
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She plans to mention them at a talk she is scheduled to give on Friday at Indiana University.
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The one piece of advice I give on this is: Stop thinking about this as a national issue.
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Any color you can give on how the X performed in mainland China specifically relevant to other markets?
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But returning the three Americans is an easy give on their part because they know the prisoners are innocent.
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The same month, protesters at UC Berkeley rioted over a speech he had been invited to give on campus.
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Daiwa analyst John Choi said he would be watching closely for any update Tencent would give on gaming regulation.
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But Bezos and his peers only ever give on their own terms, says "Winners Take All" author Anand Giridharadas.
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"If people sign up to the #BestManProject, we'll enter into a relationship and give on-going support," explains Simon.
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The board of the Italian publisher will give on Friday its opinion on the improved bid made by Cairo Communication.
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"They're not ready to give on each other," when it comes to determining how to pay for more education funding.
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As the second generation, as his son, how much input do you give on how to drive the company forward?
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"You have to know what you are willing to give on, and what is top priority for you," she says.
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John Harwood: So you have got a 17 minute speech to give on national television before millions and millions of people.
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The speech that he will give on a prominent night of the Republican convention is likely to highlight Trump's economic strength.
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I will be discussing the issue in an upcoming post, offering reasons people should give on their way to financial independence.
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Mr. Trump's staff members were scouting locations in Arizona this week for a speech he is expected to give on immigration.
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Something about being knocked stiff for the first time made the notion of taking two to give on a little less attractive.
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They can, of course, also give on the fundraiser, the fundraiser is called "Reunite an immigrant parent with their child," on Facebook.
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A box of donut holes isn't just an inventive present to give on February 14, it's also discounted all month long at Dunkin'.
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Something's got to give on that, and the most obvious thing to do would be to raise the state pension age very substantially.
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Like The Hate U Give, On the Come Up is destined for major cultural impact – a movie deal with Fox was just announced.
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If she wishes to remain in office, she may have to give on something, and Europe's hard-line on Russia could be it.
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The advice she would give on that front is to really consider what it is that you want, make choices, and take action.
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Republicans won't agree to a DACA fix unless the Dems give on some border security enhancements, including money for President Trump's border wall.
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"I think they're only going to get done probably with a divided House scenario where each side's got to give on something," Kaine said.
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Next day and same day delivery are available, so you can be confident that you won't be without a gift to give on Mother's Day.
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But while we haven't had many business leaders in the White House, we do know what kind of advice prominent businessmen give on economic policy.
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Mr. Cacchione, then a senior executive at Cartier, was there to present gifts that President Reagan and his cabinet officials might give on official trips.
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Give on a few things where you don't have to, because someday you're going to need friends to protect the stuff you care about most.
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For Republicans to secure the defense spending increases and a small piece of their border priorities, they had to give on the domestic spending side.
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A nickel per trip doesn't seem like a lot, but Lyft and Uber give on average a combined 2.5 million rides per month in the state.
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President Obama previewed the farewell address he will give on Tuesday, recapping the major accomplishments of his administration and insisting his government had made America better.
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It will not be a complete escape — he still has no deal on the wall and a State of the Union address to give on Tuesday.
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How about the fact that movie director Nancy Meyers was said to have partially based her movie Something's Gotta Give on the song "Giving Up Giving In"?
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Because I&aposve given the statistics, eight years of Obama, I won&apost give on that 2100 more million Americans on food stamps-- (CROSSTALK) TARLOV: Thank you.
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The tribal nature of modern politics means there are fewer swing voters to sway, and any give on a strict partisan line can mean deflating the base.
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Policy matters: If you're an issuer with significant exposure to the U.S.-China trade war — which significantly escalated this morning — then you've got to give on pricing.
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His answer is one of the best I've ever heard a comedian give on this topic, so I've excerpted it below, lightly edited for length and clarity.
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He gave exactly the speech that someone needed to give on Clinton's behalf: a speech aimed squarely at working-class voters who might be attracted to Trump's agenda.
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As we got closer to the date, we added nudging to work on his d'var Torah, a teaching he would give on the section of Torah he read.
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I am pleased magistrates supported our efforts with a large fine and hope advice we give on improving businesses to protect health will not be ignored in future.
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So I successfully teased the journey with Amtrak's Trails & Rails program, when National Park Service guides give on-board show-and-tell presentations about landmarks along the route.
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Since reporters first blindsided spokesperson Heather Nauert with questions about the incidents last August, the State Department has been reluctant to give on-the-record details about its investigation.
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In the US, people give, on average, between 2 percent and 5 percent of their income to charity each year, which remains fairly consistent across income levels, Norton says.
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"If at that point the North still will not give on their nuclear program then Team Trump will clearly have to go back to the drawing board," he said.
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But there's a total lack of fucks to give on Harry Styles, which finds the singer embodying the punk spirit by doing whatever he wants, in defiance of expectations.
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But for all the hints that Draghi might give on Thursday, market participants really have their sights set on September - which will coincide with the bank revising its inflation forecasts.
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The clip showed Macron discussing his ideas for revamping the welfare state with his communications team hours before a televised speech he was due to give on social benefit reform.
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Yesterday, Vice President Joe Biden spoke about sexual assault at the "It's On Us" summit at the White House, the last speech he'll give on this topic as vice president.
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So, that the Canadians who are probably going to be willing to give on the tariff somewhat as long as they get the alternative dispute resolution mechanism kept in place.
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The speech Donald Trump planned to give on Monday—billed essentially as a recitation of everything Republicans hate about Hillary Clinton—was originally intended to rally and calm nervous Republicans.
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"Because cyclospora is a challenging parasite to work with, we don't have any other specific advice that we can give on it until more research has been done," Parise said.
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Clinton won't give on transparency Once again, Clinton came under fire for keeping the content of her highly paid speeches to financial firms under wraps after she left the State Department.
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The laptop's still made out of aluminum so it's sturdy and mostly flex-free (there's still some give on the lid, but you won't notice it unless you're deliberately flexing it).
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Trump's Hanoi summit with Kim in February ended without a deal after differences in what the United States and North Korea were willing to give on sanctions relief and denuclearization, respectively.
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Neither the White House nor congressional Democrats seem willing to give on the push/pull between full funding of the President's border wall and a path to citizenship for DACA recipients. 5.
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Macron canceled an address to the nation that he had been due to give on Monday evening in a bid to answer a wave of street protests that has rocked his presidency.
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But while China may compromise on intellectual property and other U.S. demands, it's probably not going to give on its program aimed at growing in areas of new technologies, "Made in China 2025."
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His answer on the officer-involved shooting in his hometown was clearly well rehearsed, yes, but it was about as a good an answer as he could give on such a difficult issue.
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Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias, who was visiting Nicosia on Monday, said Turkey "abandoned" previous peace talks in Geneva in January this year because it was not prepared to give on the issue.
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Whether you factor in donations as an automated line item in your budget or give on a one-off basis in response to whatever incendiary thing the president tweeted that morning, you're a philanthropist.
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Earlier this year CereProc, a Scottish company, used this technique to synthesise the voice of John F. Kennedy making the speech he was due to give on the day of his assassination in 1963.
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But just because a provision might be one my client will likely have to give on, depending on negotiating leverage, I make sure my client understands how it impacts the company and its founders.
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Although I have never spend a dime to give on gifts, but if you sum up all the data packages I buy to check out girls, it amounts to a large chunk of income.
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At the same time, there is a choice for candidates about how closely they wish to align themselves with the House effort, or how much advice they wish to give on important procedural questions.
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Countless individual Aipac members and other pro-Israel donors give on their own — including megadonors like the billionaire Sheldon Adelson, a onetime Aipac backer who has started a harder-line rival to the group.
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Another focus at New York-based Citigroup, the third-biggest U.S. lender by assets, will be on any guidance Corbat or CFO John Gerspach will give on revenue and growth expectations for 2019 and beyond.
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At first blush it may seem counterintuitive to elevate this speech above the watershed "I Have a Dream" speech delivered four years earlier, or the "Mountaintop" speech he would give on the eve of his death.
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Though he's called the recent string of allegations against him "not accurate," they prompted the New York Times to cancel a talk the actor was going to give on Wednesday on his Golden Globe-winning film.
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While it's impossible to fully prepare for every potential question, you can at least practice answering some of the more common ones to help you practice logically thinking through an answer you might give on the spot.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said interest rates are "just below" the level that would neither promote nor restrict economic growth, according to a transcript of a speech he's set to give on Wednesday in New York.
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And while many of these very richest are also among the biggest philanthropists of the modern era, the amount they give on a yearly basis often doesn't even keep up with the appreciation of their net worths.
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"With TV, movies or what have you, you can admire a character a person plays, but don't blend the lines in thinking ... the persona they give on TV is necessarily who they are in real life," he said.
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"They (QNB) will be able to refinance they will go to relationship banks and ask what they can give on a bilateral basis – or go and do a smaller deal with banks which can still lend," a fourth banker said.
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But Europeans sound increasingly frustrated at Britain's political chaos: "You need two to dance tango, and I know how to dance," European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said when asked if he was running out of things to give on Brexit.
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And that, if it happens, will be a boon to the president in his impeachment fight — and could certainly give Barr another chance for a televised news conference to make up for the one he chose not to give on Ukraine.
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"The market's responding to the question of what Apple's earnings are going to look like, specifically what kind of guidance are they going to give on iPhone X sales," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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"He's unemployed because he annoyed and offended our community of steakheaded scolds at some elemental level" is not a good enough answer for anyone to give on the record, though, and so it's not the answer that those people have given on Kaepernick.
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Just days before, Hillary Clinton had delivered an extremely critical, widely viewed speech, and the speech that Trump did ultimately give on June 22 culled from Peter Schweizer's book Clinton Cash — which centers on the dealings of the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton Global Initiative.
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MUNICH, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg accepts that global tax reforms mean the social networking giant may have to pay more taxes outside of the United States, Politico reported, citing excerpts of a speech he is due to give on Saturday.
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I am especially curious as to how definitive an answer it will give on whether anyone ever deserves, as Dylan pointed out above, to experience terrible things like mouth fleas and how much the series will dare to reveal in terms of the future Good Place/Bad Place system.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) is teasing a "major endorsement announcement" that he plans to give on Friday, April 1.
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LONDON — Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, accepts that his social networking giant may pay more taxes outside the United States as part of a global overhaul of how big tech companies pay taxes, according to excerpts of remarks seen by POLITICO of a speech that he will give on Saturday.
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Comey has said it will be the only public testimony he will give on recent events, according to the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Richard BurrRichard Mauze BurrHoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Trump withdraws Ratcliffe as Intelligence pick MORE (R-N.C.).
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I got some great emails and DMs with a lot of good back-and-forth, most notably pointing out that I didn't give Google credit for some of the details they did give on multi-player, I also got some less helpful responses, but hey, I guess I'm the one that asked for the feedback.
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It's one of the most obvious examples I can give on the power of re-reading the same work multiple times: What begins as a fairly open-ended and fractal plot finally comes all together in its final lines, beautifully inviting the reader to come back around a second time to understand even better how the various puzzle pieces fit together.
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Speaking to reporters after a meeting with the EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, Farage said the bloc appeared ready to offer a free trade deal for goods but was reluctant to give Britain's financial services industry open access to its markets: "Unless he can compromise somewhat and be prepared to give on services and financial services, the calls to go out of the EU under WTO rules will increase," Farage said.
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In a telling sequence of events reflecting the tragedies of the past two days, Clinton and her aides twice rewrote a speech she was intended to give on Friday, where Vice President Biden was initially expected to appear for his first campaign event with the likely Democratic nominee in his hometown of Scranton, Pa. Clinton's speech was first retooled so that she could address the police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, according to a campaign aide.
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