Since WhatsApp is linked to your phone, Indians give out their mobile numbers the way Americans give out email addresses.
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"We give out condoms and clean needles to people at risk for H.I.V. Why not give out trigger locks to family members of patients at risk for suicide?"
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But what if Underwood doesn't give out the final rose?
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He then returned to give out high fives and autographs.
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It could give out tomorrow, a week, or three months.
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However, the Justice Department can give out the funds now.
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Do they give out gold medals for best Olympics commentary?
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At rallies, he likes to give out mock $100 bills.
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It's not like I have anything to give out anyway.
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Will I suddenly at 51 have my knees give out?
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" Another: "Are you even going to give out your calendars?
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WE GIVE OUT A SEAL TO THE TOP 100 COMPANIES.
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Banks give out money all the time — for a fee.
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So what did Steve Jobs house give out this year?
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The animals stay put, shocked until their hearts give out.
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"They don't want to give out faulty masks," she said.
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So I'm not casually going to give out a statement.
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GE will give out more numbers to crunch March 14.
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They are planning to give out another 100,000 this year.
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Why don't we just give out a whole bunch of them?
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Due to family wishes, they will not give out his prognosis.
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They don't give out VMAs for impromptu at home music videos.
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One of the ways is to give out a phone number.
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The researchers declined to give out more details about the targets.
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I almost never give out technical tips, because it's basic stuff.
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Rachel will choose to give out roses as she sees fit.
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You take more when you're contesting Zeke than you give out.
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Goldman Sachs will give out quarterly results before the market opens.
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Some states allow pharmacists to refuse to give out birth control.
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Also, limit how often you give out your Social Security number.
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Prince William is known to give out hugs on royal engagements.
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"The spread they're going to make on the loans they can give out or will give out is going to be compressed, so banks are going to struggle and be quite challenged for growth," said Binger.
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Organizers also prepared backpacks filled with notebooks and binders to give out.
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This is the most important position that a president can give out.
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The drivers typically forbid conversation and give out little information about themselves.
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Tell them to never give out money or information over the telephone.
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Now, the Google Play Store download counter doesn't give out exact numbers.
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Doria demanded Tom never give out their daughter's cell phone number again.
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There were a couple consolation prizes to give out in the beginning.
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And how many tickets could I possibly give out in one day?
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"It's really hard to give out just one of these," he says.
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Don't give out any information, and hang up immediately, the I.R.S. advises.
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The Menhaz account kept talking, but he wouldn't give out his address.
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My lungs were frozen and my body was ready to give out.
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Then, he would give out the actual — what punishment they can have.
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Who knew what would give out first — her body or the world?
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Do they give out medals of honor for reaching that relationship level?
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Do not give out your personal information via email, phone or text.
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Now ... Well, we never give out your individual level ... I get that.
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" She also adds, "but it's not enough to just give out naloxone.
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"When I heard from the Trump camp that they wanted to come by and see that we give out water, we give out foods that help mitigate lead and asked if he could come — all are welcome," she said.
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I try to get up, but my legs give out from under me.
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In future the bank said it will only give out the benchmark rate.
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For Johnson, it's also about the world giving us what we give out.
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Rosalina had wrangled some water from the municipality to give out to drink.
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We give out free games and food like candy, especially if you tip.
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What is new is donors' willingness to give out cash in war zones.
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I give out a name to the press and they vet for me.
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It also doesn't give out blanket credit like a credit card company does.
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One is that air pressure is what's causing the bottom to give out.
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He attended the event previously in 2015 and 2016 to give out awards.
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I don't really give out a ton of free drinks to my friends.
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I totally bet these people give out the big candy bars on Halloween.
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Back in the 90s, a lot of bands used to give out literature.
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"My dad isn't the type to give out many compliments," Kyle Petty said.
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But it will no longer give out new stock grants and monthly bonuses.
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"We give out 75 years like we're giving away candy," he told me.
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Chat within the app, don't give out your number, that kind of thing.
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The investment advisory industry has to give out watered-down, averaged-out advice.
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NH: Founders never liked to give out too much with the company though.
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"They don&apost want to give out what telemetry they have," Jangelis said.
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For example, they can decide how many licenses to give out, she said.
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For me it hurts because I can't give out the services they need.
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He signed up to help give out food and shampoo and whatever was needed.
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It might be in three years, when the team's knees start to give out.
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Move over, Nick Viall — Ben Hanisch is ready to give out the final rose.
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Those old legs will give out eventually, though we do not know exactly when.
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"When they give out $30,000 to each one, that's a huge amount," he said.
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So which industries give out the big bucks at the end of each year?
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Sadly, we can only give out free spots to three companies in each pavilion.
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Governments give out a range of exemptions, thereby poking holes in their own nets.
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He can take it and he can give out the jokes and all that.
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The robot can offer health briefings, give out medication and check a user's vitals.
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Don't give out titles, don't make people VP, SVP, Co-CEO, Whispering Operator Extraordinaire.
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See: The gif of her watching Arie give out the first impression rose, below.
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We don't give out the number of recurrent buyers, but it's a high number.
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You are not going to jail necessarily if you give out a plastic straw.
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Spirit also, of course, doesn't give out meals or offer any in-flight entertainment.
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Why give out tips or vast government checks when you can "reinvest" in yourself?
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"We do not give out free legal advice... paid for by taxpayers," said Becerra.
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I could anonymously seek out advice, and also give out my own to others.
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"We cannot be irresponsible and give out information we do not have," he said.
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WILMORE: That would be an amazing exhibit to give out to people to do.
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The police will give out warnings at first and surveillance cameras will be watching.
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Reese's is expected to give out up to 10,000 peanut butter cups, Lingeris said.
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Which is interesting, I'm trying to think of ... they don't give out free food.
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I want to be an OG of the music game and give out game.
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If Kurt gave it out, I didn't agree for Kurt to give out. Right.
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Perhaps, though the Academy has yet to give out an award to an animal actor.
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Then Hannah broke convention by asking to give out her very first rose that night.
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Certainly don't give out your mother's or father's name or what school you go to.
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After the pilot, teachers will also give out the products, according to the press release.
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As with most things, the golden rule applies: what we give out, we get back.
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WalmartThe retailer plans to give out 1.2 million full-sized glazed doughnuts while supplies last.
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New Jersey allows each existing casino to give out three skins to individually branded websites.
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Each state has different rules about how many skins it is willing to give out.
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That the company does not give out updated user numbers doesn't help its image, either.
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JPL issued me a new phone and new phone number, which I'll give out soon.
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Hell, they even give out some sort of award for getting it right on occasion.
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The more licenses you give out, the more you can compete with the unlicensed shops.
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Spring cleaning has nothing on the sweet chance to give out wardrobes a hygge makeover.
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You can now give out your secondary phone number as a Signal point of contact.
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You don't want to seem overly friendly, don't want to give out the wrong impression.
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Joseph Dunford, Jr. said the military was "not reluctant" to give out actual troop numbers.
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You'll quickly find yourself on a hamster wheel, running wild until you just give out.
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Everything else equal, the more favors that government has to give out, the more corruption.
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Moms Demand Action plans to again give out questionnaires to all candidates seeking an endorsement.
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But the government will give out a 10 percent credit in perpetuity beginning in 2022.
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For now, it's a power that Clearview controls and can give out as it pleases.
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Managers can give out raises at any time, when warranted, which allows for that flexibility.
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It's one thing to give out condoms, but another thing for people to use them.
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Under the new law, grocery stores will be fined if they give out plastic bags.
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It's an attempt to make sure that the state doesn't give out money for nothing.
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We do not give out free legal advice, which is what this would translate into.
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"I personally never give out my Social Security number, except to the IRS," Lassus said.
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Under the new law, grocery stores will be fined if they give out plastic bags.
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A former hotel employee testified that it was against hotel policy to give out room numbers.
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Pharmacies have set purchase limits and started to give out registration tickets in order of arrival.
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In 2012, it became the first to give out postseason awards based on social media use.
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And never, ever, give out your Social Security or credit card information to an unsolicited caller.
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Sure, we can give out cows and goats too, but that only takes us so far.
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During that 8-hour window today, 7-Eleven expects to give out 9 million refreshing Slurpees.
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Understanding these clues, which we often give out unwittingly, is a good first line of defense.
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There were a ton of invitations I'd been waiting until, well, this week to give out.
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My joints will give out, my back will start to ache, or maybe reason will prevail.
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Benedict Cumberbatch is great, but he's always great, so let's not give out free brownie points.
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But a lack of funds means they don't always have food to give out, Iqalukjuak said.
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"But you don't give out any prizes at halftime, and we're not even at halftime yet."
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When Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban give out advice on married life, everyone listens very closely.
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And, in its entirety, he message reads: Are you even going to give out your calendars?
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According to a Snap spokesperson, the company plans to give out a seed investment of $150,000.
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Some of the agencies in our city give out tampons or pads—three at a time.
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People give out sweets and it really is a time when bonds are created between people.
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Banks today give out loans that are secured against 40 percent of wages, which is risky.
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Sepsis set in; his organs shut down; his heart was the last thing to give out.
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So we're going to have great wall there, and we have other sections to give out.
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The plant plans to give out pieces of the bar to Mars workers around the country.
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Apple – Apple will give out $2,500 restricted stock bonuses to employees, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Then, her legs began to give out, along with her cognitive function and fine motor skills.
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Unlike other crowdfunding sites, GoFundMe doesn't require campaigns to reach their goal to give out the money.
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Never give out personal financial information to anyone who calls you claiming to be from the IRS.
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They&aposre not going to have to be compelled to give out abortion information and so forth.
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The Bucks forward has been known to give out pronunciation lessons from time to time: It's easy!
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"Next year, we're going to give out Oscars in the parking lot," Rock joked during the ceremony.
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I talked to the health care network, … who are going to give out free medical supplies tomorrow.
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In the face of this criticism, Adapt began its campaign to give out free meds to schools.
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Sessions, however, portrayed himself to the senators as powerless to give out the money in the meantime.
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We give out money expecting it will come back with profits in a reasonable amount of time.
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In a rapidly arranged ceremony to give out a new award in his name, Karen spoke eloquently.
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The program has the capacity to give out much more to support school districts across the country.
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On Nailed It, judges give out an A for effort for even the most inedible baked goods.
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"At the Oscars…people of color are always welcomed to give out awards… even entertain," she wrote.
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Some clinics are able to give out more days' worth of methadone in preparation for these events.
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"With everyone with a smartphone in their ear, it's harder to give out papers," Mr. Normandeau said.
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Churches run shelters and missions and give out food; without them, living people would otherwise be dead.
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Banks would not need to employ tellers once ATMs can create new accounts and give out loans.
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Plus, Starbucks will give out limited-edition reusable red cups to customers while supplies last on Friday.
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I'm able to give out every bit that I'm feeling, and to have it [be] completely untainted.
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When I was little, my hearing would sometimes just give out and suddenly I'd barely hear anything.
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According to a LinkedIn report, January is one of the top months when employers give out raises.
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Some countries and cities have already said they'll give out cash as part of their coronavirus response.
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Local planetariums grabbed the chance to give out glasses, and school the public on the solar system.
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Retail stores will no longer be able to give out most types of single-use plastic bags.
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The boys typically need wheelchairs by their teenage years, and their hearts and lungs eventually give out.
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And the company likely has competitive reasons why it doesn&apost want to give out more information.
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The award show includes no categories for television, and does not give out any stunt performance accolades.
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As in: Dandelions on the lawn are playing sundials, their globes give out the time of year.
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His knees have begun to give out, particularly as he walks downhill with large amounts of gear.
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Which is why presidents usually wait until the end of their term to give out the controversial pardons.
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Be careful about the company you pick and what kind of personal details you give out, Hutt said.
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Psychological entitlement— Believing you are better than everyone and deserve better treatment than you give out to others.
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And Trump is clearly sending a signal to people like Manafort that he's ready to give out pardons.
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Stores that give out printed receipts without first being asked by the customer could be subject to fines.
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I'm gonna watch that the next time you give out awards it's gonna go to a Syrian kid.
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Throughout Wawa Day 2018, the convenience chain expects to give out around 2 million free cups of coffee.
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And it says that Screening Room's plan to give out two free tickets doesn't really compensate them either.
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And if he did actually give out his private phone number, he probably has a new one now.
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Do not give out personal information or send money without checking the "validity" of the request, Bruemmer says.
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It's unclear whether Holt ate something bad, drank some tainted water, or simply had his body give out.
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Next week is the last time I ever give out another rose, but it wasn't easy getting there.
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After declining to give out her number —but accepting his — she later called Trump and they began dating.
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Ghorbani would take her young children with her to give out food and gift cards to the needy.
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Anything that they would give out for free at the games I would take it and keep it.
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"When I first built this room, I hadn't thought about all the heat fridges give out," he says.
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That's not information all dating app users want to immediately give out to people who are otherwise strangers.
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The biggest benefit is cost savings, they no longer have to give out subsidies to drivers and passengers.
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There is no night I don't give out my number—I'm single and you only have one life.
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Add uncertainty to the mixture — Ms. Arnold did not give out scripts — and the energy becomes palpable onscreen.
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The producers were only allowed to give out eight championships in an entire year, owing to budgetary restrictions.
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He sent his cousin Sal ahead of him to prank pedestrians and give out tickets to the shows.
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He kept his grip around my neck and watched me squirm, waiting for my body to give out.
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" After extensive research, his staff came back and told him, "Give out a basic income; give people money.
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Ideally, people who give out awards would be asked to consider the charm of Mr. Hammer's one-dimensionality.
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"We'd like to see all states give out that information free," said Jason Levine, the center's executive director.
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He used to give out No. 70 stickers to all of his players, but doesn't do that anymore.
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She suggested that the government or donors give out rubber boots and teach people about the dangerous dirt.
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And they give out free branded stress balls, and tax advice (although you have to pay for that).
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As with other scams, don't give out personal information such as your Social Security number or other passwords.
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If you do answer the phone and the caller demands money, hang up — don't give out personal information.
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You can even give out awards such as a $25 Barnes and Noble gift card for the best dish.
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HAHN: It is horrible, but President Trump did give out Lindsey Graham&aposs phone number during the presidential election.
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Nurses also give out the stuffed animals Alex brings as rewards when kids have been brave through a procedure.
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This is the most important position that a President can give out, I think we can say, by far.
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Coursera does not give out figures on its paying learners; Udacity says it has 22016,2110 people doing its nanodegrees.
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The thing that makes Olivia wake up is when she's told she will die — her heart will give out.
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"People even called me, and that was really upsetting, because I don't give out my number," Mr. Rehage said.
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Eighty-five percent of Americans who give out candy for Halloween choose miniature treats, according to the group's data.
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They show us a long list of all the tasters they give out for free and we get excited.
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Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Indiana, is using the new calendar to counter competitors who give out merit aid.
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Businesses give out free stuff or discounts on Election Day to people wearing them — although this is technically illegal.
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It's unclear how much data Apple will give out now that the Cybersecurity Law of 2017 has taken effect.
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As a fan of banks – I like the lollipops they give out – I'm slightly disturbed by services like TalkBank.
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Is it normal for a potential partner to be asking specific personal information you do not normally give out?
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The upcoming 59th Grammy Awards will give out gold gramophone records to winners in over 80 categories on Feb.
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The CDC is sending extra staff to monitor the public health emergency, increase testing and give out prevention kits.
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And then they get to be really popular people when they get to give out your hard-earned money.
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The construction feels strong, like it won't give out after a couple wears, and the material is silky smooth.
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"We think that that's an ineffective and inappropriate way to give out tax expenditures," NAHB CEO Jerry Howard said.
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By recommending his subscribers check out sites like SeatGeek, Dobrik has been able to give out dozens of cars.
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The companies give out free rides to new customers, and Ofo has only recently started charging riders at all.
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California businesses face penalties if they give out plastic straws; radio host Mike Slater weighs in on 'Fox & Friends.
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That's right, she would give out those little spray key chains to help her friends ward of (potential) attackers.
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There was a section about Hubbard being appalled that universities and religious institutions don't give out their information freely.
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This announcement makes 23andMe the only company allowed to give out genetic disease reports to consumers (sans doctor's prescription).
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Stockton (population: 300,000) will give out its so-called basic income to "a few hundred" people, according to Time.
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Yang has already started to give out $1,000 a month payments to several recipients out of his own pocket.
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The department said it won't give out any more information because of pending litigation and a federal criminal investigation.
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The dinghies are prone to capsizing in rough seas, and the people smugglers do not give out life jackets.
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Until the IRS releases an official web address and further guidance, don't give out your personal banking information online.
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Oh, and Twitter is deprecating some cool analytics features it used to give out to users about their followers.
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But try to attack a chicken with the pinch and your wrist will give out long before you're done.
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She said many pet stores, such as Petco and PetSmart, have loyalty programs and give out coupons, as well.
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This is the most important position that a President can give out, I think we can say, by far.
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American Democrats living abroad will give out 17 delegates out of the more than 860 allotted on Super Tuesday.
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Everything I want I've got to give out times ten, because they're shutting the doors on everything right now.
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The official was not authorized to give out the number and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
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Her mom and dad stopped by to give out 'I Love Lady Bird' buttons from A24 [the film's distribution company].
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I give out more information on social media than I would dream of in a government census or corporate survey.
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Synchronized swimming will give out medals in the duets free routine, assuming we can see anything in the green pool.
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Condit said his wife routinely picked up "cufflinks, lapel pins, and hats" he would give out as gifts to constituents.
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In total, Sandals will give out 13 free vacations over the summer, so there are plenty of chances to win.
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Today, the Department of Energy said that the agency won't comply with the request and won't give out employees' names.
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I used to give out flyers for The Devil's Nest, and made friends with Jellybean—he's such a humble guy.
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Going into the last date of the week with just one more rose to give out weighed heavily on me.
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For most Americans, Halloween is a fun, light-hearted holiday when we wear costumes and give out candy to kids.
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And, Ticketmaster is still determining which venues it will give out tickets to — so don't count on Kanye tickets (yet).
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PERINO: If you have it in your pantry, don&apost -- that shouldn&apost be what you give out for Halloween.
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The CSS Profile is used primarily by elite, high-priced schools that give out a lot of need-based aid.
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Under that system, you could continue to give out their phone number without worrying about what else it might affect.
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I'd give out bags of candy to the kids, and she'd snatch them right back out of their little hands.
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" Mitchell continues, "We're not all about the presents, [but] my favorite present that I always give out are picture books.
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Sponsored fortresses in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite give out more XP and more of the spell energy required to play.
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His debilitating injuries will not make the Mets more hesitant to give out long-term deals, because they already are.
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So, I'll give out as much as I can, but at the same time, I'm not trying to get fired.
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Clinton wants to unleash small-business growth by having the government give out more loans through the Small Business Administration.
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"As in all questions of operational activity of the intelligence agencies, we do not give out information publicly," he said.
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Trump would expel millions from our shores, cozy up to brutal dictators, and apparently give out nuclear weapons like jellybeans.
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Word to the wise: Should you ever become acquainted with any of the Kardashians, don't give out your phone number.
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The show also planned to give out some awards during commercial breaks, but also reversed on that decision following backlash.
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It has also been hampered by some very basic practical questions: How much should we give out in monthly income?
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Winning and competition is not the aim of most participants, and many races don't give out award money at all.
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In the past, the EPA has tended to give out less than ten such waivers annually, according to former officials.
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At least until they change the questions again and we have to write another article to give out the answers.
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Some of the most important information that we give out to visitors is safety information concerning weather and beach conditions.
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But the EPA can give out waivers to small facilities that prove that compliance would put them in financial straits.
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Thankfully, there aren&apost many (if any) cards that give out welcome offers without having any spending requirement at all.
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An unidentified contractor reported being told to give out $3 million each day for projects in a single Afghan district.
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This last factor is important because electric car batteries and motors can overheat and give out under prolonged aggressive driving.
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"I give out 'Atlas Shrugged' as Christmas presents, and I make all my interns read it," Mr. Ryan has said.
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Think you're safe because you never give out your full SSN and only allow businesses to use the last four digits?
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We have a grant program where we give out small amounts of money on the internet with a very easy application.
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The Golden Knights will give out 40,000 leis for fans to wear to honor the injured Hawaii native at the game.
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"First and foremost, I want to give out a shout to my homie Brett Kavanaugh," Lentz said, waving a thumbs-up.
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Do I take the time to make sure Starbucks gets my name right, or do I give out a fake one?
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The agency behind AmeriCorps will also give out $17 million over three years to support teacher training in computer science education.
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Q. If you ever give out an award for puzzling and lousy customer service, I have a contender: Payless Car Rental.
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I would like to see you get an Oscar anyway, why can't we just give out a whole bunch of them?
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Basketball players have a limited time to cash in on their skills before their bodies either give out or age out.
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The Grammys give out almost four times as many awards as the Academy Awards, and they vary only slightly in prestige.
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But once he did, he proceeded to give out gifts of the mold in round glass cases to dignitaries and scientists.
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Santa Barbara just passed a bill that punishes restaurant owners with jail time and fines if they give out these straws.
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Baskin-Robbins and Cold Stone Creamery will also give out free or discounted cones to shoppers who download their mobile apps.
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It announced exclusive's such as Supergiant's Hades and promised to give out two games every week throughout the rest of 2019.
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Other Laotians go back home with offerings they were not able to give out, which will, most likely, turn into lunch.
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This armpit cooler clips conveniently in your short sleeve shirt's arm holes and blasts refreshment until the AA batteries give out.
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In 2015, Burger King announced that it would give out free food in France as part of its efforts to expand.
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In early posts, Stidham didn't hesitate to give out her cellphone number to commenters expressing interest in hosting a dress party.
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I give out a name to the press and you vet for me, we save a lot of money that way.
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They cannot, however, give out products in exchange for a consumer's contact information or for signing up for a mailing list.
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I've gotten rather good lately at restricting how many painkiller prescriptions I give out in the emergency room where I work.
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The university managed to keep most of them, but officials had to give out $23.6 million in raises and research support.
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On these weekends, cops are ready and willing to give out citations, nothing blows the budget like a $250-$300 ticket.
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Nurses often hoard real vouchers for free rides, which Uber and Didi give out en masse to build their user bases.
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In fact, 85 percent of nonprofit board members give out of their own pockets, according to consulting and advisory firm BoardSource.
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He took a pamphlet—we had dozens stashed in our backpacks to give out to students—thanked me, and then left.
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I'm feeling very grateful and privileged to have been able to train and that my legs didn't give out on me.
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The brand wanted to affiliate itself with the fetish world, so they'd pay women to give out shots at BDSM events.
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And every Monday, Krispy Kreme will give out a free dozen doughnuts to health care workers treating patients with the coronavirus.
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They claim they prioritize running samples by illness severity and that there are only so many to give out each day.
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If they need a numeric credit card number to give out, customers can provide a different one stored on their iPhone.
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Stores can give out single-use plastic bags for certain items, including uncooked meat, sliced or prepared food and prescription drugs.
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Sometimes they'll write flowery language about "partnering" with a brand or give out a discount code with their name on it.
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Ruth and Dottie Galentine's Day Pins, set of 10, $7The perfect goodies to give out at your Galentine's Day get-together?
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Airlines also give amenity kits to their premium economy passengers, and some even give out versions of the kits in coach.
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Many charities need support expanding their social media reach, or friendly faces to work booths and give out flyers, Hoglund says.
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You have to give out awards for all the categories, and you want to keep the show under nine hours long.
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The city will also restrict the amount of single-use plastic cutlery that food service companies give out, starting on Monday.
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Now you see Paul Ryan in front of this thing and the White House backing up talking points he give out.
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We started to give out candy instead of fruit and peanuts, and people have started to decorate their houses more for it.
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The company did not give out end-of-year cash bonuses in 2017 because employees "didn't beat internal goals," according to Bloomberg.
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Plotz Exploding with emotion Extra credit: In Yiddish, plots means to crack; split; give out (like your patience); fizzle out or burst.
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In December, the Chinese central bank introduced a new tool to encourage commercial banks to give out more loans to smaller firms.
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Moreover, whereas tax laws require foundations to give out at least 260% of their assets each year, DAFs face no such condition.
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For years, the Harper Avery Foundation and the prestigious award they give out annually has loomed over every doctor on Grey's Anatomy.
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During Sunday night's glamorous event, hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg paused the awards ceremony to give out something else: flu shots.
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Censida advised healthcare workers to "only give out treatments for a month", rather than the customary three months, while stocks were replenished.
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In exchange for the hassle, Amazon will give out a 2 percent bonus on all cash loaded into its system this way.
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The ride-hailing giant said that it's going to give out 50 percent off promotional codes to partners that encourage voter turnout.
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I actually think it's this very specific thing, maybe I'll write a blog post about it, but just don't give out titles.
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We were close enough that I had given her my cell phone number which is not something that I give out frequently.
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Reese's told Delish, that they've planned to to give out "up to 28,24 cups," including those already distributed in Tarrytown, last weekend.
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Plan to give out one key per guest and do not put your address on the keys in case they get lost.
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"We've given hundreds of thousands of demos, and at the end of every demo we give out a survey," he told Polygon.
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I felt a super sharp pain in my knee and it felt like it was going to give out a little bit.
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While no plans have been set in stone yet, Kardashian West said she had some ideas — though wouldn't give out specifics, obviously.
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And they found doctors' prescribing habits — whether they give out opioids at a higher rate versus a lower rate — matter a lot.
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But it is *incredibly* telling that companies by-and-large chose to give out one-time bonuses, and not long term raises.
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The doctor checked him into a mental hospital, because he knew mental hospitals weren't allowed to give out information about their patients.
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Here are some tips to keep your kid's information private and your money safe: Be cautious when you give out private information.
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After just one, my arms give out after I try to push myself into the air and I fall on my face.
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Wolfe said it is also important to keep in mind the periods when employers review salaries to give out raises and bonuses.
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Well, probably nothing—we'll be louder and angrier tomorrow than we were yesterday, and we'll keep going until our throats give out.
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The rides will be billed to their rooms, and they won't have to give out personal credit card information to book them.
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The president will highlight recent announcements by a number of corporations that they plan to give out $1,000 bonuses to certain workers.
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"We might be breaking liquor laws if we give out that much free beer, but we can't control the temperature," he said.
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This, in spite of the fact that the government apparently has enough money to give out $1.9 trillion to people like me.
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For instance, an algorithm designed to determine "creditworthiness" that's programmed to maximize profit could ultimately decide to give out predatory, subprime loans.
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A spokesman for Delray Medical Center, where the man was taken, said he could not give out information on the patient's condition.
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Once we're born, all of our parts are there, and at a certain point they just start to give out on us.
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The IRS representative said that, despite warnings, people still readily give out personal data and fall into the traps of these scammers.
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We don't typically give out a specific target, but I would be positive here especially as we get through the midterm elections.
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She said Sondland would routinely give out Hill's personal cell phone number to contacts seeking a meeting with her or John Bolton.
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"At least for the sake of advertising, who wouldn't want to give out the name of their business?" one Twitter user asked.
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For them to be able to make their big rise within the party, they needed to give out a lot of money.
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An interest rate hike is beneficial for banks as it allows them to earn more from the loans that they give out.
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While employers typically give out W-2 and 1099 forms sometime in January, there's still a lot you can gather right now.
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It is the essence of the left's dogma: give out a benefit to the many and have someone else pay for it.
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Slow down, be suspicious, and be very careful with the information you give out online, whether in a tweet or a web form.
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Flights to Abuja will be diverted to Kaduna, an airport used primarily for domestic flights and where airlines give out handwritten boarding passes.
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I'll be in Boulder for a few weeks and would love to hear some pitches and maybe give out some tables for Disrupt.
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Over the weekend, the producers' plans to give out four awards during commercial breaks were reversed after a mutiny by prominent academy members.
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A mobile-money system needs agents to take in and give out cash—boots on the ground, not just bytes in the pocket.
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The desk can't give out the name, but he does say that she watched an "interesting" film while she was in the hotel.
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Then, after giving them my actual address, they refused to give out any more information until we had a chat on the phone.
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Eventually, some muscles will give out sooner than others, which will lead to imbalances — and likely, undue strain on your neck and shoulders.
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"You'd see them give out 50 bob [Swahili slang for shillings], or 100 shillings," he told BuzzFeed News at a café one afternoon.
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Using a task where people give out money to each other, he says he didn't find that acetaminophen had any effect al all.
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But they don't give out the results for the income groups within each age group, according to Abramowitz, a professor at Emory University.
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Armed with this knowledge, the restaurant could decide to only give out the sauce upon request, or install in-store dispensers, Kirschner argues.
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Allowing the Fed to rapidly inflate the money supply and secretly give out loans to foreign entities without congressional oversight is stupid policy.
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"The government promised there were a total of 10 homes they would still give out, but they haven't handed those out," he said.
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The four judges, including Heidi Klum, along with host Terry Crews, can give out five golden buzzers for each of the five episodes.
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The Lennon doctrine is actually the law that set the stage for President Obama to give out DACA (Deferred Action for Children Arrivals).
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And when he's in a good mood, he'll give out complimentary shots of orange-hued sweet rice wine he made the month before.
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About a decade later, Akdeniz said he expects to give out about 10,000 free slices by the time the deal ends Friday night.
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She may be one of the middle Kardashian sisters, but she just proved she can also give out some great big-sisterly advice.
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Consumers need to push back on businesses to store data properly, he said, and also be cautious about what information they give out.
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"It's advertised as one-for-one model but in reality we'll probably give out more meals than we are selling," said James Hill.
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"You can buy small portions of rare cheeses and handmade chocolates, and the stores often give out free samples on weekends," she said.
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It comes from the running club whose members dressed up in unicorn and bear costumes to give out free beer (which I took).
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Brand ambassadors give out merchandise at popular college events and offer "safe rides" at UTA, Bumble's chief creative marketing officer told the Chronicle.
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However, as hardware has gotten more reliable, the software that runs on it can become outdated before the machine's physical parts give out.
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"He said he had a premiere and he'd like to give out some little tokens," an employee explained to Refinery29 over the phone.
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The largest network operator in the city-state, Singapore Telecommunications, had previously asked IMDA to give out the 5G network licenses for free.
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I give out the awards, named for the philosopher Sidney Hook, to celebrate some of the best long-form essays of each year.
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This museum will give out comics on Saturday (while supplies last), and all weekend it will teach young visitors about the art form.
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"The one thing you did the last three games, you didn&apost give out no free points on her damn serve," Corey said.
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"I'm told that I give out the worst hugs," Osaka said last year, after winning the United States Open at 20 years old.
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"You can't go on the road and get your (rear) kicked on the glass like that and give out 28 points," Malone said.
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You should expect some additional transparency in the streaming space, beyond – essentially the only thing that combined companies give out are Pluto MAUs.
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Part of our job is to sort through that and only give out what we can be sure of, in any given moment.
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Several U.S. banks are looking to grow through acquisitions as falling interest rates crimp their revenue growth and ability to give out loans.
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"So I'm proud of these legs because with MS, truly, my legs could give out on me at any given moment," she said.
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Previously, the federal government operated a program where private banks received subsidies to give out loans, which the federal government would then insure.
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This is the second day he's come here from Edmonton to give out diapers, toys, and fresh produce to those escaping the wildfire.
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"There's an old cliche in economic circles that comes from an old Lay's potato chips ad... you can't give out just one," Bartik said.
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Patti LaBelle has nothing but fondness for Mariah Carey, even if that means she's had to give out some tough love over the years.
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Previously, the organization had intended to give out four of the awards during breaks, with the speeches to be aired later in the broadcast.
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Never give out your Medicare — or Social Security — number to anyone who calls you on the phone, sends email or makes a personal contact.
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The latest study, however, suggests that giving pharmacists explicit permission to give out naloxone is a worthy policy approach on the harm reduction side.
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So, if we have reached the end of the first phase of the impeachment, this is the time to give out first term's grades.
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As a result, NASA has been scrambling to give out contracts for key vehicles that it needs to pull off such a monumental feat.
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He had no clue about what happened that day, nor is he exactly the kind of guy to give out compliments like that freely.
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It is easy to see how all this could give out, and how the whole enterprise could wind up backpedalling righteously off a cliff.
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He knows what CEOs mess up most commonly, how to think about demoting versus firing people and when and how to give out raises.
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"[It's] kind of giving you taste of what you give out, letting guys know that we're not going to take any junk," she added.
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Even though this is a sibling rivalry scene in which not much is accomplished, we actually have quite a few points to give out.
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The airline has also agreed to give out $200 vouchers to disgruntled customers who have experienced a cancellation or delay longer than three hours.
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Kenny, with you, I feel like we had a really good conversation — but at this point I'm not ready to give out the rose.
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But the duo optimistically embraced it as a learning opportunity, opting to give out bagels and food concepts for free in exchange for feedback.
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"We typically pick a holiday in a specific month and give out onesies on that day or the weekend of the holiday," McMillan said.
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And what we do know is often a sad crystal ball: The hips of a Labrador give out, the back of a dachshund fails.
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Usually, you can hear a popping noise when an ACL tears, and your knee will give out from underneath you, according to the AAOS.
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I do not try to fill in all my hours by advertising, like some other teachers who give out business cards on the street.
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On Thursday, Dahl is set to throw out the first pitch and and the Sox will give out 10,000 free "Disco Demolition" t-shirts.
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The season has yet to conclude, but leave it to the Golden Globes to give out awards to shows that haven't even finished airing.
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It also has a presentation layer, so you can give out simple web links rather than pass around PDFs or Dropbox folders or whatever.
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Perhaps he should have come at the end of the day, when the donuts are stale but vendors sometimes give out pastries for free.
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Members of Servants Without Borders, a charitable group based in Washington, traveled to Flint to give out more than 200 of the portable showers.
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"We are having a second event on Saturday from noon to 4 at the Lidl in Dumfries, Virginia, to give out more," McKay said.
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While relieved the ISIS siege had been lifted, they were still too afraid to give out their names, saying the terror group remained close.
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The intrigue: Congress created the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program in 2010, and provided more than $100 million for HHS to give out in grants.
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I climb out of the plane onto the infamous runway in one piece, ready to hike until my legs give out from under me.
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The initial goal for the comic was to give out 17,000 copies across the province, but Ghosh said they've reached around 35,000 to date.
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On Saturday Ms. Goldin and three friends headed to the Upper West Side to give out leaflets promoting the petition during a women's march.
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Witnessing her miss notes can feel like watching the road give out from Wile E. Coyote as he chases the Roadrunner off a cliff.
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Opinion Columnist At the end of every year I give out the Sidney Awards to celebrate and recommend great examples of long-form journalism.
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Additionally, working A.T.M.s can be hard to come by and if you use an American card, they often only give out United States dollars.
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The Hill contacted the Navy Seal Foundation, for which Trump said he raised $465,000 "We don't give out any donor information," a spokesman said.
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BLM has also requested the ability to approve early retirement requests and give out "voluntary separation incentive payments" to those who leave the department.
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Curtis Rogers, GEDMatch's founder, says GEDMatch provides matches to names and emails of relatives, but does not actually give out the raw DNA data.
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Mr. Barry is set to help give out the industry's equivalent of the Academy Award for best movie, the Toy of the Year award.
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Terpin, for his part, doesn't give out his phone number to anyone, as just one more step to hopefully avoid getting hacked in the future.
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It's not uncommon for restaurants to give out freebies once in a while, but the Montreal-based establishment is charitable on a whole other level.
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So if you give out one clap each to two articles, the writers of those two posts would each get half of your subscription fee.
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The Reon Pocket works using the "Peltier effect," which involves using a small electrical current to allow it to either absorb or give out heat.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," she explains of Shepard, 43.
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And jobs on influential select committees are no longer the whips' to give out as rewards for loyalty, instead being distributed by MPs among themselves.
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He even dressed up as Santa when he was mayor of Burlington in the 1980s to give out presents to families in low-income housing.
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With Jordan, I still had so many unanswered questions that I had to dig deeper into, but wasn't quite ready to give out that rose.
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Your average Joe or Joan Web Surfer needs little more incentive than a discount at J. Crew to give out all sorts of key data.
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It had seemed that, by their nature, phones just started to give out after a year or two of use and needed to be replaced.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the 37-year-old explains.
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The company never likes to give out exact numbers when it comes to hardware, but by all accounts, the products have been a massive success.
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But the service, which is working with the Maryland Natural Resources Police, didn't give out any more details in the case, citing the ongoing investigation.
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Later, Kim makes an appearance and asks Kylie if she can pull an Oprah and give out free lip kits to people waiting in line.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the 37-year-old explained.
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Similar to their approach to bikes, many cities restrict the number of licenses they give out to companies to run on-street, hourly scooter services.
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"There's always a physical battle, you know, you're racing against time until your shoulders give out on you, or you have to sleep," she said.
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Sisakhti said designers would often send him samples that he would give out to celebrities—until he realized there was a better use for them.
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Brian Babst from the Novo-Babst Team at Corcoran likes to give out credit card-size phone chargers, engraved with his name and contact information.
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"There will be no upper limits for the amount of credit that the KfW can give out," Peter Altmaier, the minister of the economy, said.
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In Britain, SafeLives said bank staff as well as health workers should watch out for coded messages abuse victims may give out when contacting them.
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She said the CDC was prioritizing running samples by severity of the illness, since there are so few tests available to give out per day.
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"I'm going to give out my financial condition and you'll be extremely shocked that the numbers are many, many times what you think," he added.
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"Amazon is in a tug-of-war, where on one hand they need to give out this data to empower sellers," an Amazon developer said.
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But if we ignore them, we may be unintentionally giving consent to more of our data being shared than we actually want to give out.
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After the draw was made official, Santillán's legs appeared to give out and he collapsed in the ring as the crowd screamed for a doctor.
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Don't even save them, just put them onto a CD. They give out these CDs, volume No. 21999 to No. 5, up to No. 121.
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The late-night host had the Maroon 5 frontman dress up as a parking enforcement officer and give out what appeared to be parking tickets.
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"I'm going to give out my financial condition and you'll be extremely shocked that the numbers are many, many times what you think," he added.
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The few coming from outside had managed to get tourist visas with the royal commission's help; Saudi Arabia generally does not give out such visas.
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So we should be prescribing way less than we often give out, and we should have the research that shows what that need really is.
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While observing ants in Comoe National Park in Ivory Coast, the scientists learned that wounded give out a distress signal by excreting a pair of chemicals.
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Juno couldn't give out stock to its drivers forever, since a company only has so much equity available, and tax law made awarding these shares tricky.
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For me, it kind of feels like wearing a coat without a back, or always sitting on a wobbly bar stool that's about to give out.
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You're worthy of the love you give out to your best friend, so it's time to make your body your bestie and give it love too!
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Rules which clearly state that tweets cannot be used to encourage illegal activities, make or promote threats of violence, harass others or give out private information.
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It's never really happened to me, I feel, because perhaps I give out an energy where that's not allowed or perhaps I exit a certain situation.
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Credit card companies give out these pieces of plastic that can buy anything at anytime, but offer no built-in protections for consumers who use them.
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The exact details of the operation are still somewhat unclear as divers were told not to give out information while the risky rescue was still underway.
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He has built — he won't give out numbers, but presumably a very big business for one person, selling a $10-a-month subscription to his analysis.
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But we'll mostly remember Azuero, which was as dirt cheap as it was genuine — it's the only place I've ever seen ATMs give out dollar bills.
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For example, I fight for over 100,000 baht at Lumpinee, but I accept smaller purses at Channel 7 because gamblers give out huge, unbelievable tips there.
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Google plans to give out 100 of the Yi Halo cameras to help boost VR filmmaking, and the application process will be open until May 22nd.
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The 70th annual Emmy Awards, where the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences gets together to give out the biggest awards in TV, will be televised tonight.
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The OIG mentions that during the early human spaceflight programs, like Apollo and Gemini, NASA would just give out memorabilia to astronauts for free as gifts.
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"I'd love to give out dildos and throw them into the crowd," she said of how she'd like to emulate Oprah Winfrey's signature on-air giveaways.
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"At the Oscars … people of color are always welcomed to give out awards … even entertain, but we are rarely recognized for our artistic accomplishments," she wrote.
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"We have mobilized additional Heathrow colleagues to assist passengers at the terminals and give out free water and snacks," Heathrow said in a statement on Twitter.
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"It's one thing to say that we're not going to deport people who have received DACA documents, but it's another to give out renewals," said Beck.
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The most violent moment of the evening came when Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon walked on stage to give out the award for best sports game.
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Hospitals also don't really want to give out prices or costs even though the Affordable Care Act requires hospitals to inform the public about their charges.
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Even if councils do defy the protesters and give out all the required permissions to drill, this initial exploration phase could take up to four years.
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"The court has this chit to give out," Katherine Shaw, who teaches at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York, said in an interview.
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Hubbard, 58, still seems incredulous that the team would give out a bobblehead of his likeness; his family is coming up from Atlanta for the event.
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That leaves inexperienced young adults at the tender mercies of all the university admission officers and faculty who often give out advice that serves their institutions.
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" McKeown, however, said this approach ignored reality and could enable criminals to escape prosecution after they found obliging employees willing to "willy-nilly give out passwords.
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"They are all full," she tells him, opening up the boot of the car to give out a couple hand warmers to a 15-year old.
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He wears a blue waistcoat with tails, and red and white striped pants and this Santa, Uncle Sam, is expected to give out presents every day.
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It's never fun to have your order messed up, but one employee said that sometimes they'll give out a free pastry to make up for it.
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Callery pears are one of the most common street trees planted by the city, and they are often the first to give out in high wind.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the Veronica Mars Star told PEOPLE.
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I couldn't wait to use my beautiful VitaJuwel, which looked like something Gwyneth Paltrow would give out as a low-tier favor at a Goop conference.
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Employees of an e-commerce platform prepay for restaurant meals and groceries, then give out the order numbers to demonstrators so they can claim the food.
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Sometimes, he would give out the awards spontaneously, like when he saw an employee exemplifying the company's culture during one of his visits to a restaurant.
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Earlier in December, the PBOC introduced a new tool — the targeted medium-term lending facility — to encourage commercial banks to give out more loans to smaller firms.
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"There's no one-stop shop to find what the optimal repayment plan is," Minsky says, adding that servicers don't always give out fully accurate or complete information.
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Adding levity to the ceremony was James Corden and Rebel Wilson who arrived on stage dressed as cats to give out the award for best visual effects.
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Remember that time Kanye West said he'd give out free Yeezy sneakers to paparazzi — and, despite the resulting skepticism, followed up on that a few months later?
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They weren't allowed inside the building, but that didn't put them off standing outside and chanting "Free Eliska!" till it felt like their voices might give out.
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According to the Associated Press, the center's biologists give out red felt hearts to their 14 African penguins as part of an annual holiday of love tradition.
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So before claiming that there's no money left in college sports, perhaps athletic directors and coaches should look at some of the contracts they already give out.
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They can't move to Twitter, where they'll be surrounded by fascist egg avatars who rarely fave their posts, or Instagram, where randos give out likes like candy.
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SNC, which has been working with Aramco for the past 40 years, did not give out deal details but said it is a "multi-million" dollar transaction.
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And, finally, it's revenge season — stabbings and throat-cuttings will abound as Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) returns to the continent to give out some much-needed payback.
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Ahead of Valentine's Day, they wanted to do a series inspired by the cards you get at CVS as a kid to give out to your friends.
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We are completely interdependent: Our moods, our attitudes, the subtle messages we give out about what is possible and what we believe, profoundly influence those around us.
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The Queens waterfront is now studded with super-tall residential towers that have had to give out months of free rent and other concessions to fill up.
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Among the act's most consequential provisions was a rule that children under the age of 13 could not give out their personal information without a parent's permission.
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The new rules require broadband providers to obtain permission from subscribers to gather and give out data on their web browsing, app use, location and financial information.
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That's also unlikely because stars of that magnitude rarely if ever give out their personal number and change it at the slightest hint that it's been compromised.
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Rather than bouncing between three different numbers and devices, you can give out one simple Google Voice number and when someone calls, all of them will ring.
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The conservative group Americans for Tax Reform recently published a list of companies that have announced plans to give out such bonuses to some of their workers.
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"When schools give out information it's very long and one-sided," said Kayla Egan, 15, a founder of @memesofGHS, a high school meme page in Greenwich, Conn.
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He told me how he was feeling as he felt the roof give out from under his feet and how he felt while falling to the ground.
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We counsel parents about developmentally appropriate techniques for enjoying books with infants, toddlers and preschoolers, and we give out books at checkups through 5 years of age.
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"When I rest, I rust," he said in an email interview, and when his tenor high notes began to give out, he moved down to baritone roles.
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So that anger has been redirected at the A.T.M.s outside, which are also refusing to give out dollars regardless of how much customers have in their accounts.
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"I can afford to give out a lot more hundred dollar bills and have it amount to not so much that I'm worried about it," Heifetz said.
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In the US, the service offered a similar reduction, while also partnering with Verizon to give out a year of the service for free with certain plans.
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There are a few things you can do to make yourself a little bit harder to find (and give out less information about yourself in the process).
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A woman asks for Stopes's advice: she has had 14 children, and her doctor has said that if she has another her weak heart will give out.
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The founding Zulus' king had a "lard can" crown and "banana stalk" scepter, and to this day, members give out coveted, hand-decorated coconuts to parade-goers.
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The feds are the people who give out trademarks, and people are having a really hard time getting trademarks for the names of their strains of marijuana.
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Looking as vulnerable as any fighter possibly could short of being knocked out, Smith's body appeared ready to give out on him from that devastating liver shot.
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Children should be educated in how to handle a chat room," Estrada explained go what he'll advise in his role, reported the AP. "Don't give out personal information.
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"Seeing as they're a security company and give out SSL certificates, you'd think that the security of their own environment would come first above all else," said Ursem.
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Not to give out any spoilers, but the two find a way to be together, giving us one of the most refreshing fictional love stories of the year.
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Khosrowshahi also downplayed the San Francisco transportation agency's decision last week to give out pilot program permits to two scooter companies, over Uber and a handful of others.
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Last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay appeared to tell us what he thinks are the five worst halloween treats you could ever give out.
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Spotify has partnered with Google to give out the voice assistant to account owners on its family plan who sign up through the link here on November 1st.
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The class was great and I'll definitely go back, but now I'm biking to a nearby bar and I hope my thighs don't give out on the way.
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As for Belmont, he's brings a new stage with him; naturally, he'll be fighting in Dracula's castle, complete with classic Castlevania bosses and candlesticks that give out items.
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"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary may give out smart saving and investment advice, but he admits he sets a "bad example" when it comes to his food budget.
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After smelling around the yard, if the female is in heat, the male will give out a distinct vocalization—a bark—trying to call her back to him.
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Essentially, MyFC wants to give out the charger for free through your carrier, and sell a subscription service for cards that will be tacked onto your phone bill.
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It is typically given annually, though Film at Lincoln Center did not give out an award this year; it instead held a gala celebrating the organization's 50th anniversary.
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The study also reports that New York prisons give out 24 pads to each prisoner per month, but the poor quality of these pads means they hardly last.
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Squads like LSU, Alabama, Ohio State and Clemson are all playing in big money games, and that comes with big money sponsors who give out some huge swag.
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The line between soloist and group is often blurry — to the extent that, when Ms. Monk cast the show, she didn't give out specific roles: Everyone learned everything.
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But also maybe the beams could give out if the wind starts blowing at a certain speed or if it's really hot for 10 days in a row.
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"It is unacceptable for a person who disobeyed her own Constitution to tour Romania and give out advice about how Romania's Constitution should be changed," Mr. Viski said.
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My current company's policy is to give out it's performance bonuses on [date], and unfortunately I will need to forfeit that bonus if I resign before that date.
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Second, for people like Rita Sherman who lead healthy lives for three-quarters of a century, it is often their brains that give out first, not their bodies.
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Benhamou told CNN that in the event the high-speed rail doesn't reach 6 million passengers annually within three years, the government would have to give out subsidies.
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Seems the company opted not to give out review units until the product was already available (full transparency: I still haven't gotten my hands on a review unit).
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They give out warm eucalyptus- or lavender-scented towels at the end of the visit, so people can wipe off the gritty cleaning crud caked on their faces.
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More than 643 people braved cold weather to join the queue to get into the event, and the O2 angels were on hand to give out snacks and drinks.
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It's not immediately clear how Maezawa plans to make good on his promise to give out free cash, but he claims that he'll send direct messages to the winners.
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"We give [out] good candy bars!" said Garner, whose divorce from Affleck, 46, was finalized last week three years after separating and 13 years after they tied the knot.
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Without going into too many details, she recommended I switch to an electric toothbrush, lest my gums give out and hasten the demise of my entire mouth of teeth.
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Surgeons' offices, on the other hand, won't give out exact pricing, but a survey of comparable practitioners in LA suggests that the floor on facial surgery is around $1003,2100.
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The band also didn't give out any early samples to the press — leaving everyone scouring for authentic versions of the album for a couple of days after the announcement.
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Another recent study found that Grindr was an effective way to give out HIV self-test kits to men at risk of infection and reduce the spread of HIV.
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Image: Getty ImagesDoctors are starting to give out significantly fewer new opioid prescriptions to their patients, according to a study this week in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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I read the ARC (advanced reader copy, which publishers give out for free in exchange for an honest review) of this book a few months ago and enjoyed it.
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The Telegraph reports that this alarming realization inspired the town's mayor Jean Debouzy to issue a municipal decree to give out Viagra, a medication meant to treat erectile dysfunction.
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By now, you've obviously heard of the insane mix-up that happened last night at the Oscars when it was time to give out the award for Best Picture.
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The money Via Cava donated will stay in a fund to generate interest, which will allow the district to give out scholarships yearly, business administrator Kevin Cartotto told NorthJersey.com.
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A CMS spokesman didn't respond when asked how much money CMS has to give out, but said it wouldn't be enough to cover all states' shortfalls for fiscal 2018.
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"The BOJ does not give out any signs on the outlook for monetary policy through its daily market operations," Kuroda said, seeking to allay fears of an early tapering.
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States were supposed to give out their money first and then bill the EU - a tall order when Spain was under huge European pressure to slash its public deficit.
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He pointed out Google's efforts to give its users more control over what information they give out and said 20 million people a day are changing their privacy settings.
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The young companies often give out stock to attract workers, who see the shares as a potentially rich payday when the start-up eventually goes public or gets sold.
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On behalf of Khashoggi, we need to give out awards in his name and hold public debates about the dangers journalists are facing, and the suppression of critical voices.
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And it was Stone who threatened to give out the hotel room numbers of unsupportive Republicans at the party convention, the better for the Trumpian mob to find them.
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Give out credit where it's due Show the same courtesy to other people's ideas and contributions that you would like, in order to help create a culture of recognition.
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Unless you're still folding the paper guides they give out at the entrances of music festivals like some sort of caveperson, chances are good that you're using festival apps.
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The Democratic candidates are inching closer to the final decision, especially as California, Montana, New Mexico, and New Jersey will all give out a total of 758 delegates Tuesday.
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Most people think of swag as junk — companies give out the branded merchandise, like pens and mugs, to customers and employees knowing it'll be forgotten or trashed almost immediately.
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In the early 2000s, for instance, Reynolds sent "cigarette fairies" to give out Camel coupons at bars and built air-conditioned "Newport Pleasure Lounges" at concerts and music festivals.
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This year, Delta and Coca-Cola launched a marketing campaign where Delta passengers were given Coke-branded napkins that encouraged them to give out their number on the flight.
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The idea that the nation's schools should give out bullet-resistant gear, rather than take other measures, points to a lack of action by legislators, gun control advocates say.
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In an era so bygone it might as well be prehistory, people would give out their individual pager numbers to those who needed them, be it parents or friends.
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So on Sunday night, Chief John Hayden announced on Twitter that his officers would give out candy to children from their patrol cars as a way to build relationships.
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Chief Executive Ross McEwan said that banks could not always be blamed if customers give out their account details to online scammers, according to U.K. newspaper the Daily Mail.
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"The one thing you did ... you didn't give out no free points on her damn serve," Corey Gauff told his daughter as a television microphone picked up the conversation.
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It sponsored Little League teams, underwrote the Memorial Day and Riverfest parades, bought canoes from the town's other large employer, Old Town Canoe, to give out as raffle prizes.
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Politicians not only pressure the bureaucracy to approve their pet projects, sometimes even when they are against local regulations, they also squeeze government banks to give out favorable loans.
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" In the end, he says the good you give out "will always come back to you, because you will be the person who never asks for a single thing.
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In all sports, even as an artistic sport like skating, they also give out the component scores for all the artistry, but you're seeing there's much more danger there.
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BTW -- It's not like Kobe doesn't give out his tutelage, he just recently worked with NBA star Jayson Tatum ... who had to fly cross country to make it happen.
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There will be free Lyft rides up to $15 to catch certain Pokemon or visit gyms, where players can train their Pikachus and Wendy's will give out free Frosty drinks.
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In a post made by Reddit user vinnie_james, he claims "Comcast will give out your home address to anyone who asks" through the company's automated phone system for bill pay.
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Only afterward do I think that this kid was refusing to give out his address, and I've just given the location of his family home to this Homeland Security guy.
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Michael witnessed the change over the years and watched his dad's body slowly give out, as carpal tunnel in his fingers left him barely able to hold a coffee mug.
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Now, software engineers Chakshu Ahuja and Siddhant Sanyam think they'e come up with a solution for both individuals and small businesses that might not want to give out their number.
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Michael Müller-Vorbrüggen, the Ludwig Forum's CEO, told the German publication Deutschlandfunk that the museum had obtained the funds to give out the award without the city's help or permission.
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Paramedics and doctors are on hand and ready to give out prescription medications left behind, and room was set aside to help sign people up for SNAP benefits (food stamps).
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"The hardest job was deciding how many [grants] we could give out because of all the great stories that were coming through," Soukas told The Hill in a brief interview.
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I didn't know how I would make the decision to give out that last rose, and I was praying that I would find the clarity and make the right decision.
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Those contests will be particularly important for Republicans, as the primaries in Florida and Ohio will be the first to give out their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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I wasn't in the right headspace to continue my time with the guys, which is ultimately why I confronted them and decided not to give out a rose that night.
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We don't give out raw numbers, but women in the audience, I can tell you right now, if you have Valentino Rockstuds, hand 'em over, because the party is over.
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That means you don't need to give out your personal phone number in a work context, and you can also see which number people are calling for and respond accordingly.
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Beyond those on-the-record statements, however (which were not exactly surprising), the hearing was dominated by the FBI and NSA heads dodging questions and refusing to give out information.
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Chad Ochocinco says he wants to go to the next white supremacist rally -- and give out hugs to all of the neo-nazis and racists until they feel the love.
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With the 2019 Draft coming up, we also asked Oden to give out some advice to the young hoopers ... and coming from a former top pick, it's worth a listen.
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Instead, he remains devoted to the people who continue to be at risk of drowning while the governments of the world decide whether and how to give out life preservers.
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"We certainly hope that the Swedish Academy will be able to give out the (literature) prize in 2019 and we're working as hard as we can on that," he said.
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We don't give out the name of this island out of respect to our neighbors and fellow islanders but it's an off-grid island with no electricity, police or hospitals.
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Many people today have more than one email account, often using one for work, another for personal, and one to give out more publicly – their "junk" inbox, so to speak.
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Officers will be required to give out the cards at the end of any "stop and frisk" interaction that doesn't result in an arrest or summons, according to the website.
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If someone's selling whatever they're selling, they might give out bits for free and if people like what it is then when you're ready to sell your product, they believe.
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And while mentally strong parents do give out consequences, their ultimate goal is to teach kids to develop the self-discipline they'll need to make better choices down the road.
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Google introduced Google Classroom in 2014 as a place for teachers to give out assignments and for students to hand them in, using the company's productivity apps like Google Docs.
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Even if you look back to our previous album, Give Out But Don't Give Up, there was a photograph in there of Eddie Hazel from the back sleeve of Funkdadelic.
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I learned the hard way that if you're not working with your body, it will give out, and you'll be stuck all weekend with a heating pad on your back.
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No way a New Yorker would ever become mayor of Boston, unless he or she publicly renounced the Yankees and forced Dunkin' Donuts to give out free crullers in perpetuity.
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The New York City mayor, Bill de Blasio, earned some praise this summer when his Police Department announced it would instead give out criminal summonses for smoking marijuana in public.
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Authorities canceled some commercial flights, planned precautions at rocket launch sites along the Space Coast and prepared to give out sand to residents for sandbags ahead of the storm's arrival.
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When the society did give out masks, it gave the best and the most directly to local government agencies instead of to front-line hospitals, according to its own data.
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"We have a ton of retiring members in committee spots and a lot of new members coming in and basically no committee slots left to give out," the aide said.
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Still, many economists and critics are waiting for large companies to start using their cash to pay their employees higher salaries, give out bigger bonuses and spend on other benefits.
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Eventually, he said, the airline should be able to give out small loans to its customers, but that would probably come from a partnership and may ultimately get spun off.
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They can also give out free samples to customers: About 30 percent of every box is filled with samples, and drivers make money even if only free samples are selected.
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And Julio Álvarez, owner of a family-run company that renovates classic American cars and provides rides to tourists on the island, laughed when asked if they give out receipts.
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Diebold, NCR – The ATM manufacturers have issued warnings that cybercriminals are targeting ATM machines with the aim of "jackpotting," or getting the machines to give out large sums of cash.
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The reluctance to grant pardons makes even less sense than a reluctance to give out commutations, since the sentences have already been served and there is no public safety concern.
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Give it away before the show the way the Academy Awards give out the best foreign language animated documentary editing awards weeks earlier in the basement of a Dave & Busters.
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In Philadelphia, for example, inmates once could get Suboxone only if they were already on it, and emergency rooms, accustomed to "treat 'em and street 'em," didn't give out Suboxone.
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"We make it clear that we don't encourage sex, or just give out condoms ... and that family planning is not about stopping births, but spacing them, and preserving health," she said.
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Over the years, Gleason said he's witnessed one insurer withhold exculpatory evidence in a felony case, and taken calls from insurance officials asking for secret information he legally cannot give out.
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Indeed, Mr O'Leary seems to revel in refusing to give out compensation; he once told a customer who dared to ask for one "you're not getting a refund so fuck off".
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Approaching his 260th birthday, Smith, whose name we've changed because the study does not give out information about participants, was called back home to Dunedin for yet another round of tests.
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Thank goodness, because this episode really delivered on the premise of "rated TV-MA for graphic violence and strong sexual content," and we have a ton of points to give out.
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The Government Accountability Office found last year that the SSA often fails to give out key details to people that could cost them tens of thousands of dollars in retirement benefits.
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COOPER: But you're only going to be asking people to get a license, and do background checks if they give out business cards, if they're selling weapons in the original packaging.
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China still does not give out data for climate-warming carbon dioxide emissions, and offers only incomplete heavy metal pollution figures - a sensitive issue following food scandals in rice-growing regions.
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"Prime Minister Abe of Japan gave me the most beautiful copy of a letter that he sent to the people who give out a thing called the Nobel Prize," Trump said.
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The Coast Guard calculated that Aldridge could survive roughly 19 hours in the water before hypothermia would set in, causing his body temperature to plummet and his muscles to give out.
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The campaigns were supposed to get lists of candidates everyone had voted, for but the DNC had to abandon its digital voting tools over fears the Wi-Fi would give out.
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Lamb Weston expects to start operations as a standalone company with net debt of about $2.4 billion and give out a dividend of 75 cents per share in its first year.
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"We have a phrase in the information security industry called, 'minimum necessary' which [means] don't give out your information unless absolutely necessary," said Vinny Sakore, CTO of the cybersecurity firm, NetDiligence.
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They also give out therapeutic milks supplied by UNICEF, as well as Plumpy'Nut, a peanut butter paste high in calories that is fortified with powdered milk, sugar, oil, vitamins, and minerals.
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An expensive website no one told me I didn't need, swag to give out at events that didn't make a difference at all in either social media following or book sales.
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But after the wear and tear of 1,583 major league games and several injuries, Wright knows that his body has undergone a lot, and at some point, it will give out.
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They will give out Matt Harvey bobbleheads to the first 15,93 fans at Citi Field, even though Harvey decided in July to have season-ending surgery to correct thoracic outlet syndrome.
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At the most basic level, the raids will hinder her campaign's efforts to contact Latino voters, as even naturalized immigrants in mixed-status families don't want to give out their information.
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The agency "is fully leaving it to national authorities to give out travel advice to the best knowledge and evidence they have available in the interest of their people", he said.
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"We have groups that say: we can give out an incentive to our customers worth $15," said Aron Ezra, chief executive of OfferCraft, an American company that designs games for businesses.
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This is the first year I've celebrated Valentine's Day since those days in elementary school where I would give out those little cards with puppies on them that came with stickers.
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Their company will likely give out business cards, but they're not likely to already have a business card holder they can feel good about pulling out at work or internship events.
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"Outreach workers are being trained to ensure that they protect themselves, and then they're being equipped with hand sanitizer to give out to people who live on the street," she said.
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When you combine with coach Bill Belichick, but we have a scholarship program that we give out to families on an annual basis and we start lacrosse programs at those schools.
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"There will be no upper limits for the amount of credit that the KfW can give out," Peter Altmaier, the minister of the economy, said at a news conference in Berlin.
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The committee held two town hall-style meetings to hear from those affected by the massacre and met nine times to develop and finalize how it would give out the money.
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Technology has driven us wild with questions of loyalty to flags, to nations, to a "way of life" or to brands who give out "loyalty points" to those who stay tight.
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The outwear company Moosejaw, which is owned by Walmart, processes bulk orders for companies that want their logos emblazoned on a vest to give out to employees, clients and at conferences.
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The central government can also give out subsidies to support the resettlement of workers, while social insurance fees can also be reduced to lighten the burden of the firms, Ge said.
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Often, people will say that it's okay to do something — say, give out malaria nets — to a whole population, or it's okay to sell the malaria nets for a low price.
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Diebold (DBD) and NCR (NCR) have issued warnings that cyber criminals are targeting ATM machines with the aim of "jackpotting," or getting the machines to give out large sums of cash.
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Walmart announced on Thursday its plans to give out bonuses of up to $633,4 to some of its employees, following the passage of new tax legislation that slashes corporate tax rates.
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Bieber clearly knows his worth (and his weight class) ... he could make MILLIONS if the Tom Cruise fight comes to fruition -- so why give out hands for free on the street?!
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Any information that&aposs new, I&aposll give out then and make sure that you guys have all that information and any updates as we go along, anything we can put out.
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Artists and performers and people in the public eye can give out a lot of very positive messages and counter some of the things that are out there that are confusing people.
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This [new funding] is from the government of Utrecht, and they want to support startup companies and give out either one, two, or three years of funding, and I got two years.
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On a humid Thursday night, a couple hundred people packed inside a Lower East Side burlesque club to watch a sports blog give out awards to honorees who were not in attendance.
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The idea to give out the pucks came after a training session in March on what students and faculty should do to distract and protect themselves against a shooter in a classroom.
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The popular mobile trivia app is teaming up with Wendy's to give out a very special grand prize during a live Super Bowl halftime show of their own: free burgers for life.
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"Every time we see refugees, we give out money," said one SDF fighter, as a group of children gathered around him to collect Syrian 21-pound notes, now worth around 2000 cents.
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The more than $200 million in bonuses the company will give out is far less than the $500 million breakup fee the telco would owe Time Warner if regulators block the deal.
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While some of us wouldn't gladly share a bite of our burgers or offer up our fries, we're usually down to give out a few sips of soda because, duh, free refills.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes plans to give out shares of her personal stake in the company to investors who promise not to sue the company, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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It sounds petty and morally questionable—and it is—but because drugs are illegal, the government has no duty to ensure authorities give out potentially life-saving medicines and messages on drugs.
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To help boost that number, and hook customers early, most companies investing in virtual porn are willing to give out Google Cardboard or a similar, low-cost headset for free to users.
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Earlier this month, both Republicans and Democrats on the committee asked the Government Accountability Office to investigate how federal science agencies deal with sexual harassment when deciding to give out grant money.
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Here's what it means: Being able to use additional data to make lending decisions for SMBs will likely help Kabbage give out more loans and better assess the risk of potential borrowers.
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The men didn't have what's known as a HIPAA release, Bornstein said, which is a document that a patient may sign in order to authorize doctors to give out their medical records.
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Vargas stayed in the fight and hung with Pacquiao, happily taking punishment to give out his own, but he had visibly run out of ideas if his right hand was failing him.
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The Japanese company doesn't give out global user numbers, but it reported 164 million monthly users in its four key markets as of Q1 2019; that's down 1 million year-on-year.
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She envisions a future where her team could give out the haptic films — which can be mass produced at low costs — for free through Alibaba's expanding network of brick-and-mortar stores.
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And chickens are among the worst-treated animals on factory farms, caged in small, chemical-treated spaces where disease is rampant, and engineered to grow so quickly that their legs give out.
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At a more fundamental level, online lenders realized how hard it was to fund the new loans they wanted to give out without having access to cheap deposits, as the banks do.
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The Yankees did give out No. 21 briefly, at the start of 2008, to third baseman Morgan Ensberg and reliever LaTroy Hawkins, but it was not long before they gave it back.
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He campaigned for Initiative 71, which legalized the possession, growing, and gifting — but not sales — of marijuana in DC. With a reference to 420, Eidinger plans to give out exactly 4,200 gifts.
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As we previously reported ... Nike execs held an emergency meeting after the most popular college basketball player had his PG 2.5 sneaker give out just 30 seconds into the Duke/UNC game.
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It could just as likely reflect the way the Globes give out just a handful of TV awards, which means it's hard for any one show to win more than a couple.
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So here's the plan: We're going to make a bunch of these food gift jars to give out to friends and family and the random person we forgot to add to our list.
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The deal is part of their annual "Steal a Base, Steal a Taco" promotion, which promises to give out the goods if a player steals a base at any point during the series.
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As for streaming, companies like Netflix don't like to give out numbers for individual movies and shows, but online video subscriptions have more than doubled since 2013, hitting 157 million subscribers this year.
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Unlike in the US and other Western markets, in-app tipping is a more common display of gratitude in China toward writers, developers, and other content creators who give out stuff for free.
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A representative told me that the company doesn't give out information on the timing of their support process, so the 10-day wait could be totally normal, or potentially even faster than average.
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"My news feed was nothing but panic and hysteria about the storm, understandably, and I just wanted to try to give out a laugh or two in troubling times," Edwards told BuzzFeed News.
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A sizable number of commenters are complaining that YouTube was the "only place" they could message their friends because they didn't have a phone or weren't allowed to give out their phone number.
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Facebook has noted the firm extracted data from users taking personality quizzes, initially through an app called "thisisyourdigitalife," where people were prompted to give out their personal information in a few simple taps.
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In the late 1800's it was common for the Commission on Fisheries to give out goldfish to Washington D.C. residents, with an estimated 20,000 being passed out in just a few decades.
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And it wasn't as if Halt hadn't reminded us, over and over again (including in this season), that Gordon's symptoms were always there, lurking, and one day his brain might just give out.
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They also have a second smelling device in the back of their noses, the combination of which allows trained dogs to detect cancerous tumours — which is said to give out a specific odour.
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This is a good opportunity for Apple to take its licks, give out some free batteries, weather lawsuits and whatever else is going to come out of this, and get more transparent. Again.
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Surely a big part of the problem is people, who aren't chemists, not really being able to evaluate the results properly/ The colours on the chart you give out aren't cut and dry.
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The deal was part of their annual "Steal a Base, Steal a Taco" promotion, which promises to give out the goods if a player steals a base at any point during the series.
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In August, the DEA rejected an appeal to stop classifying cannabis as Schedule I drug, but it did say it would give out licenses for other universities to grow the drug for research.
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Russia didn't seem too upset; "G224 is an informal organization that does not give out any membership cards and, by its definition, cannot remove anyone," said foreign minister Sergey Lavrov at the time.
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Harry stood in for his grandmother Queen Elizabeth to inspect the parade and give out the honors (Sword of Honor, the Overseas Sword and The Queen's Medal) at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
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Addiction treatment facilities, as well as other health-care providers, can get into trouble with insurers when they try to give out-of-network patients a break on their out-of-pocket costs.
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Customers also receive one optional one-on-one phone consultation with a fertility nurse who won't give out medical advice but can share more information about which hormones are being tracked and why.
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That law typically applies to entities whose primary purpose is debt collection for others, not to lenders who give out and collect their own loans, such as banks or full-service finance companies.
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There were cars from Massachusetts and Missouri, and Reid joked more than once about how he kept meaning to give out an award for the person who traveled the farthest to be there.
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They all upload to the cloud and do all kinds of different data... We are in an era of increasing surveillance of ourselves and information that we give out freely to people, correct?
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The website reported that the Michigan Chamber of Commerce said it didn't give out an award like that; Trump was never on the Detroit News's annual "Michiganians of the Year" list; then-Gov.
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That could lead Beijing to give out more subsidies to help state-owned enterprises or take other measures to secure IP rights — moves that would run contrary to what the United States wants.
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Cover image: U.S. President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrive to give out candy to children at a Halloween celebration at the White House in Washington, DC, on October 28, 2018.
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When asked to grade the President on his job since taking the oath of office, five of the six voters gave him an A (one gave a B, saying he doesn't give out As).
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For drivers for any ride-sharing service, it's important not to give out sensitive information such as a real phone number or password, especially over the phone to someone whose identity you don't know.
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In 2014, it was announced that the NYPD would move away from marijuana-related arrests and instead give out court summons, a change that led to a notable decrease in such arrests in 2015.
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The 23-year-old Californian did issue four walks, however, and has not had an outing in which he didn't give out a free pass since July 25 against the White Sox in Chicago.
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You can also give out an "extra set" of Digits in situations where you might be hesitant to give someone your primary number; this temporary number forwards to your devices like any other call.
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Because states are actually just written checks to give out as they please in the form of "block grants," there are states where far fewer than one in four impoverished families receive cash assistance.
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The Tampa Bay Times reported that the bill, when first introduced in the committee, would have actually forced restaurants and other dining establishments to only give out plastic straws when requested by a customer.
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You can only give out three hearts per day, which I learned the hard way after trying to connect with Beti, 225, from Indianapolis, who, like me, listed Yeezus as her favorite Kanye album.
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Women employed in 2014: 165,000Women employed in 2018: 220,600What they do, according to O*NET: Pharmacists give out prescription drugs to patients, and give information to patients about medications and how to use them.
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While many people watched Winfrey famously give out hundreds of cars or sit next to Tom Cruise while he was jumping on her couch, more people were watching Sheindlin, even in Winfrey's last season.
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She said she was wait-listed for receiving a coronavirus testing kit, as the CDC was prioritizing running samples by severity of the illness with so few tests available to give out per day.
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The group will now give out awards in 12 regions instead of 10, allowing it to add 40 new restaurants, bars and chefs to a lengthy list of semifinalists that has already topped 400.
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It has also recently expanded its Vine program, which connects top reviewers with sellers that give out free products, to third-party merchants and launched a new "request a review" button for the sellers.
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The 22020-year-old collapsed to the floor when his right leg appeared to give out while he was attempting to drive to the basket with about three minutes remaining in the first quarter.
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" In the days after her trip to the police station, I noticed that her apartment complex had been plastered with warnings: "Do not become involved in scams and give out private information to strangers.
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So buckle up, settle in, and prepare to be tired at work tomorrow; the votes have been counted, and the Television Academy is ready to give out its final 27 awards of the season.
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Starbucks fell victim to fakery this month when tweets advertising "Dreamer Day", in which the coffee chain would supposedly give out free frappuccinos to undocumented migrants in the US, spread at lightning speed online.
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So sick in fact, that co-hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg decided to give out "$50,000 worth" of FREE FLU SHOTS to attendees in place of something far more enjoyable like delivery pizza.
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The suit, filed by New York's outgoing Attorney General Barbara Underwood, accused Trump of using the charity's money to give out sizable grants to veterans organizations leading up to the Iowa Caucuses in 2016.
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"There are different grants available for states to purchase naloxone, which they can give out for free," Adams said, adding that he's talking to insurers and pharmaceutical companies about ways to keep naloxone cheap.
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One reason the narrative of the rescue mission has changed is that rescuers seemed to have changed the plan, but were told not to give out information while the risky rescue was still underway.
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That outbreak depleted the WHO's emergency stockpile of the vaccine and forced health officials to give out "fractional doses" of it — one-fifth the size of a standard dose — in the related DRC outbreak.
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Together, they planned the Motorcycle Theft Awareness Ride at the end of September, which in addition to raising the profile of the situation, was also an opportunity to give out advice around preventing bike theft.
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The big picture: The Verizon partnership follows a similar playbook that's being used other rival streaming services: Give out as many subscriptions for free to boost your numbers, and worry about up-selling them later.
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This is actually a pretty common narrative — there's no advice columnist certification, and few spend any time trying to convince anybody of their qualifications to give out advice, but readers don't seem to need it.
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Burger King : Taking a highly publicized jab against McDonald's with their "Scary Clown Night" promotion, BK will give out free Whoppers to the first 500 customers who arrive at participating locations dressed up as clowns.
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During this Lunar New Year holiday period, Chinese internet companies were expected to give out to users e-hongbao, containing either cash or discount vouchers, worth more than 306 billion yuan ($1.5 billion), Xinhua reported.
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"B Strong … we give out cash cards so they have the dignity and the freedom to purchase what they want," Frankel, 47, told Fox Business of the people whose homes were ravaged by the storm.
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The best part is that this process is relatively safe to observe: lava flows can easily be outwalked, and they give out enough heat to keep even the most daring tourists at a secure distance.
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Perhaps dangle a free tank top or a Cassie pencil skirt before the prospective customer, she suggested, before quickly adding that LuLaRoe's army of independent consultants were under "no obligation whatsoever" to give out merchandise.
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The congressman pointed out that Trump announced during a campaign speech at the time of the meeting in June 2016 that he would give out information on Clinton, but that the announcement was later cancelled.
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However, a more effective way to address the issue is to develop inexpensive rapid diagnostic tests to distinguish bacterial from nonbacterial infections, which would readily alter how doctors give out antibiotics and reduce antimicrobial resistance.
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To evaluate the amount of sugar, we followed criteria outlined by the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), a service of the US Department of Agriculture that reimburses care facilities that give out snacks.
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During the Democratic debates on Wednesday evening, many of the candidates onstage plugged their campaign websites — or, in former Vice President Joe Biden's case, made a bungled attempt to give out a text message number.
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But there's also a crucially important difference between the two situations: The 2009 Democratic proposal planned to give out new benefits, while GOP proposals for Obamacare repeal today would instead put existing benefits at risk.
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By the way, the fact that it's legal to give out jobs like that to the family members of politicians is precisely the kind of problem an enterprising presidential candidate would be promising to solve.
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One idea is to continue applauding the industry whenever it makes the smallest step toward going green: To tap into Hollywood's love of awards, green organizations could give out statues or plaques for sustainable productions.
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After a lap or two around a twisting race track at speeds reaching 160 miles per hour, where fast acceleration and hard braking are repeated over and over, a battery can begin to give out.
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As a level one offender, authorities only need to give out an approximate address of Weiner's when he gets out of the halfway house, according to the New York State Division of Criminal Services website.
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If Weiner were a level three offender, the highest designation, authorities would have to give out his address and he would have had to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
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Galatioto also pointed out that the Ivy League doesn't give out athletic scholarships, and still gets the best students, so the NCAA's current approach in connecting schools and money doesn't make a lot of sense.
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WASHINGTON — The centerpiece of a plan for stemming gun violence that President Obama announced last month largely amounts to this: an updated web page and 10,000 pamphlets that federal agents will give out at gun shows.
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Her legs and knees are beginning to give out, but Ware trudges on for Barbara—and for her own late husband, who she says died before discovering his daughter was the victim of a serial killer.
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Even though I don't have any handmade merchandise to offer, a lot of people are happy to give out free stuff anyway – I don't usually get too deep into fandoms but this one is very nice.
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Chance loves loving so much I've decided to get him trained as a therapy dog so we can go into nursing homes and hospitals so Chance can give out love to those who need it most.
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Most startups don't usually give out grand titles like 'Group President' which, combined with constant rumors of a public listing, certainly seemed to suggest that the hiring was very much made to take the company public.
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She packed a suitcase with all the clothes that she could carry, including some to give out to other refugees on the journey, and came across Daisy Yadira Arita, a Honduran asylum seeker who was barefoot.
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It offers perks like 1 percent back on all Target purchases to redeem later on, and will give out rewards on customers' birthdays — something Target hasn't tried before but brands like Starbucks and Panera Bread have.
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"Finance is a struggle because when you ask the Timor sports federation or local businesses for money to do a sport that they've never heard of, they don't want to give out that money," Goncalves says.
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When Microsoft revealed the specs for the HoloLens back in February, it didn't give out any details on the processor powering the headset, so Windows Central decided to run AIDA64 Mobile and find out for itself.
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Galentine's Day, a mock-holiday turned real holiday (sort of) got its start when Amy Poehler's Parks protagonist, Leslie Knope, gave us a new reason to get brunch with our friends and give out kitschy gifts.
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Today Bob the Drag Queen joins Trixie for an episode all about money, and the two give out some questionable financial advice, interview Fortune Feimster for a job, and find out what their kidneys are worth.
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The proposal requires that demo cities give out subsidies and take payment for all transport and parking services through Sidewalk Labs' systems, locking out competing companies and essentially privatizing public travel under the aegis of Alphabet.
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The pair decided there was nobody they could bear to make out with for another week, and therefore refused to give out their roses, effectively axing Daniel (JoJo's season), Carl (Andi's season), Ryan (who?), and themselves.
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The commission said while it had initially planned to give out two new licenses, because the three companies all had different business models and target customers, it had decided to give each of them a license.
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He says he won't give out Wood's real name, because he's no longer here to give permission -- however, Walter tells us he'd put vendors in touch with the family if they want to donate to them.
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There's a magic in the marathon, from every person who cheers to the church choir singing along the course to the running club whose members dressed in unicorn and bear costumes to give out free beer.
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KINSMAN, Ohio — For years, Tammy and Joseph Pavlic tried to ignore the cracked ceiling in their living room, the growing hole next to their shower and the deteriorating roof they feared might one day give out.
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The $1503 billion plan to build new tunnels under the Hudson River before the old ones give out remains mired in a political standoff between President Trump and Democratic leaders on both sides of the river.
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The news of Viall being the next man to give out roses came as a shock to many who suspected that either Pell or McNary – fan favorites from JoJo Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette – would be selected.
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Germany is partly to blame for problems in the national mobile phone network, Telefonica Deutschland CEO Markus Haas told Handelsblatt, adding the country should give out 5G licenses for free and tie them to expansion commitments instead.
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If you're willing to get paid by the mafia or North Koreans for data, you're likely willing to work for ISIS or not know you are working for them as you get paid to give out information.
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The deal is part of a partnership the restaurant chain has with Harvick which states that any time he finishes in the Top 10 in a race, they'll give out their signature appetizer on the following Monday.
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Health economists argue that coupons like the ones Mylan will give out shield customers from the high prices of their medications — and ultimately help pharmaceutical companies squash generic competitors and continue to ensure sky-high drug prices.
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Even when not attending her various A-list engagements, she's busy dancing up a storm on stage, rivaling pop stars half her age, all in heels that would make most women's ankles give out at first sight.
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It plans to bid for a $7.5 billion submarine contract that the government is expected to give out to replace the navy's ageing and accident-prone fleet and narrow the gap with rival China's rapidly modernizing fleet.
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" Lee, who was awarded an honorary Oscar in 2015, continued, saying, "If I was a musician, I would say the same thing about the Grammys or the Tonys or any of those organizations that give out awards.
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Proposed solutions to age verification have included letting companies search applicants' social media feeds, verifying ages with text messages, having users provide official documentation like a passport, or even requiring post office employees to give out codes.
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You could give out your "Alexa number" to those you want to be able text or call you through Echo and the Alexa platform, when you don't feel comfortable enough to give them your "real" phone number.
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But in the political world, it makes obscene sense to sell health insurance as if supply were no issue and give out lots of subsidies in order to spread the political patronage around as much as possible.
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Well, besides making sure you don't give out any information that could later be used to impersonate you, a simple bit of protection is to enable two-factor authentication on everything and use authenticator apps wherever possible.
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Ratcliffe removing his name from consideration for DNI after his qualifications were called into question:"I give out a name to the press, and they vet for me... we save a lot of money that way." pic.twitter.
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"From what I can see now, it is very likely that companies will give out less subsidies, raise the rate up for car-hailing, and as a consequence, there might be fewer part-time drivers," he added.
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One reason the narrative of the rescue mission has changed is that rescuers seemed to have changed the plan, but were instructed not to give out information to the media while the risky rescue was still underway.
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The plan, according to the coalition, is to give out 4,200 "gifts" and light them up 85033 minutes and 20 seconds into Trump's inauguration speech, a play on 420, which is code for pot in pop culture.
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I legitimately cannot remember a more exciting video game experience in my childhood than when Rockhopper would turn up a few times a year on a random island space and give out Puffle bandanas and other swag.
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Health economists argue that coupons like the ones Mylan will give out shield costumers from the high prices of their medications — and ultimately help pharmaceutical companies squash generic competitors and continue to ensure sky-high drug prices.
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They had the staff and infrastructure to hand out $100 million in 13, and were on track to only give out $50 million (the amount of donations to the group, less a very small amount of overhead).
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I always give out the anagrams first, because they can be solved without explanation for the most part, and because they often provide letter hints to the puns that complete the grid — they're fill, in other words.
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"So I knew that we were going to be in pretty good shape in the spring of this year when Trump signs started springing up all over Pennsylvania ... we never give out signs until fall," he added.
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With the labor market tight and companies increasingly competing to attract and retain qualified workers, 3.93 percent of employers plan to give out raises by the end of 2018, according to a report released Friday by CareerBuilder.
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However, the iPhone 4's form factor famously fell prey to the antennagate controversy, which saw people lose cell reception if they held the device incorrectly, forcing Apple to give out free cases to solve the problem.
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In their new home, far away from their old one and her Kansas family, Dunham "built [a] bridge to give out the experiences from home that were familiar in a place which was different," Soetoro-Ng says.
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"There will be an enormous amount of loans to give out, on a different scale to ever before, but also an awareness that they (the Chinese government) have to keep these at a manageable scale," Conrad said.
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But they are much more divided over whether it's ethical to give out nets in some regions but not in others in order to test which produces higher use of nets (and consequently lower rates of malaria).
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Instead, they get into trouble with gangsters in Prague, get kidnapped in Budapest, and give out the notion that Europe is not safe for women travelers unless they are accompanied by formidable-looking men who will protect them.
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Several workers reported superiors attempting to give out VTO using language like "I need four more"—something these workers indicated was representative of a quota managers are required to hit, though Amazon categorically denies this is the case.
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"At one time, people said you couldn't give out H.I.V. drugs in Africa because it would create drug resistance," said Dr. Thomas M. Lietman, an ophthalmologist at the University of California, San Francisco, and the study's lead author.
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And because the new cards will give out differing numbers of points depending on where you use them, everyone will have to do some math to see how he or she will make out in the new system.
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In fact, he may be providing investors with a road map with his reorganization that creates nine separate divisions – and a 10th to hold unwanted assets – with a promise to give out more details about their individual performance.
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And that is exactly why the ICO has been given the power to give out such huge fines: to force companies to take action to prevent hacks from happening, rather than simply passing the buck when they do.
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While the Fifth Amendment protects the right to avoid self-incrimination and makes it illegal to force someone to give out a passcode, biometric indicators like fingerprints are not covered by the Fifth Amendment, according to the ruling.
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Opponents argue that the agency program's process is cumbersome, and that the government shouldn't have a hand in making this decision, even if drug companies do decide not to give out the medication to a terminally ill patient.
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Groups backed by wealthy GOP donor Charles Koch on Wednesday criticized cities and states that give out special incentives to corporations, following Amazon's announcement that it was splitting its second headquarters between New York City and Northern Virginia.
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In the program, the museum will give out small teddy bears — supplies are limited, but children can bring their own — and participants will pose with the toys after decorating them with ribbons, buttons, fabrics, found materials and markers.
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While it doesn't give out precise financial details — that'll change with an IPO — Airbnb claimed that Q3 2018 was its strongest quarter of business ever with "substantially more" than $1 billion in revenue during the three-month period.
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An NDRC license will be a likely prerequisite for selling an electric car, and the public security bureau, which issues car license plates, is unlikely to give out plates for cars made by companies with no central approval.
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One final piece of news is Niantic's new Beyond Reality Fund and Creator Program, two new initiatives that will see the company give out funding and access to its Real World Platform to AR startups and app makers.
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"Prime Minister Abe of Japan gave me the most beautiful copy of a letter that he sent to the people who give out a thing called the Nobel Prize," he said, presumably referring to the Norwegian Nobel Committee.
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He sees more than 200 movies a year and spends his days filing stories and his nights attending the parties, concerts and dinners — which are carefully planned to campaign to the voting bodies who give out the awards.
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While Marino joked that Klum's costume cost a whopping $10 million bucks to create (Prosthetic Renaissance told TooFab they cannot give out specific price points) the actual price tag would likely be something the average person couldn't afford, either.
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Dangling the potential for a bonus—something ride-sharing companies often give out to an often overworked and underpaid contract force—they ask for enough personal information to log in, change the given bank account, and steal their fares.
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Before he could actually name Richard M. Stallman, or give out the "free as in freedom" speech that many of us adjacent to the tech community have heard from that one friend of ours many times, Alsup interrupted him.
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"We have a paradox in which traditional investments are giving low returns and on the other hand there is considerable liquidity, and we have infrastructure projects that should give out greater returns," said Fernando Aportela, Mexico's subsecretary of finance.
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Ms. Chin has such a magnetic presence, with deep brown eyes that seem to give out light, that you might almost believe that she was unspooling her story for you alone, in your own living room or maybe hers.
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Whereas non-tech companies in the S&P 500 give out, on average, the equivalent of less than 1% of their revenues in stock-based compensation, the norm for big technology firms is around five times that (see chart).
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By Koreaboo While the Korean Valentine's Day is more or less the same as its Western counterpart in terms of romancing and date ideas, a key difference is that only women are to give out gifts on this day.
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But in a surreal twist, cash machines continued to give out 100-bolivar notes, frustrating Venezuelans who had scrambled to spend or deposit the bills - worth only 4 U.S. cents on the black market amid a steep currency depreciation.
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Reddit will give out Gold to users who agree to let brands sponsor their posts The move walks a fine line for Reddit, which operates as much as a user-driven community as it does an executive-led company.
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I'm sure you have a lot of questions, so let's get on with it: There are 27 awards to give out tonight, all of which break down into one of four groups: comedy, drama, limited series / movie, or variety.
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Additionally, the committee aims to ensure all states have a program that sets a limit on the number of doctors and pharmacies that can give out opioids to those Medicaid beneficiaries at risk of or who have an addiction.
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When customers give out their bank passcode, they may not realize that if a rogue employee at an aggregator uses this passcode to steal money from the customer's account, the customer, not the bank, is responsible for any loss.
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One lawsuit against a GEO Group facility in California claimed "systematic and unlawful wage theft, unjust enrichment, and forced labor," while another in Washington state said the prison sometimes opted to give out snacks instead of the $1 wage.
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Purple is currently working to fulfill orders for 1003,2100 of its newly launched pillows and, though the startup was hesitant to give out numbers, a source tells me it's set to hit $210-$2600 million in revenue this year.
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But because those users tend to skew young, Roblox has made safety a priority, implementing a number of parental controls, with moderators scanning all communication between users, ensuring that a young person doesn't give out any personal identifying information.
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Samantha Power, the former ambassador to the United Nations, says Biden would give out his private cellphone number to strangers who had suffered great personal loss, saying: If you feel low and have no place to turn, call me.
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Although VSiN personalities do not give out picks, Musburger put up $1,500 to play in the Westgate SuperContest, which attracts thousands of accomplished gamblers in search of nearly $5 million in prize money divided among the top 50 finishers.
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Xinhua said Xi will give out the medal on Friday afternoon at the Great Hall of the People, and while it did not name the recipient the time coincides with Xi's formal talks with Putin in the same venue.
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Jackson, Donald Trump's nominee to head the massive Department of Veterans Affairs, was known as "the candyman" by White House staff, because he would give out whatever drugs people asked for without a prescription, according to the colleagues' statements.
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Not with his pin-encrusted cap, his purple-dyed beard, his earrings, his cutoff T-shirts, his tagline — "No sissy sippin'" — and his cell phone with the number he'd give out to regular fans to text him for beers on demand.
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A Reddit post that reached the front page of the popular news aggregation site this week raised concerns that Comcast will give out its customer's home addresses to anyone with their phone number, but it's a half-truth at best.
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We were able to continue that and are now publishing ourselves, simply by taking in the contributions from the artists, who are not getting paid, and the supporters, who are preordering copies and boxes of copies that they will give out.
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Everyone wants to see themselves reflected on screen, and a lot of that has to take place behind the scenes, particularly when it comes to who chooses to green light, who chooses to finance, and how we give out marketing dollars.
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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov called on Tuesday for "digital resistance", saying he was prepared to give out millions of dollars worth of grants in bitcoin digital currency to individuals and companies that run proxies and VPNs to support internet freedom.
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"You thought you were going home… Are you going home?" he mock-teased, knowing that he had the power in the exchange because he had a rose to give out; a rose that would keep one woman there for another day.
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If this seems far-fetched, it's not — women have been killed or violently assaulted by street harassers for such offenses as refusing dates, not wanting to give out their phone number, or asking a man to stop grinding on them.
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With the increasing number of entries, organizers will likely soon have to decide whether they should screen every film that is submitted, if they should cut the maximum running times of the films, or if they should give out awards.
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The Social Security Administration often fails to give out key details to retirees in face-to-face meetings and online that could cost people tens of thousands of dollars in benefits, according to a new study by the Government Accountability Office.
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On April 24, it will also give out free meals in coach between Boston and SFO, LAX, and Seattle; JFK and Portland International, San Diego, and Seattle; Seattle and Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Raleigh-Durham; and Washington National and LAX.
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Both AT&T and Verizon tried to spin their impending windfall by announcing they'll give out $1,000 one-time bonuses to some of their employees, but that pales in comparison to the ton of money the corporations will get to keep.
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Instead, the most impactful change could be to shift the more lenient officers — those who are less likely to give out a lot of harsh traffic tickets — to places with larger minority populations to counteract the effects of racial bias.
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According to customer support documents obtained by the publication, AT&T's over-the-top offering — which will cost $35 a month — will also give out free Amazon Fire TV sticks to customers who sign up for one month of the service.
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The departments of Homeland Security, Justice, and Health & Human Services each have a hand in implementing this new policy – yet officials from these departments never seem to be on the same page publicly and frequently give out contradictory or misleading information.
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"We try to cook rice at least once a week, give out a little bit of protein in every meal, so that the children can gain some strength, but it's hard," says Yasiri Valle, 32, head cook at the school.
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For those willing to go through the effort, the best thing is to be proactive and not give out your information to anybody unless you know that the business is committed to their privacy policy to not selling it to anybody.
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The acts were part of a quiz conducted by Cibola High School teacher Mary Eastin, in which she said she would reward correct answers with marshmallows but give out organic dog food for incorrect replies, according to The Washington Post.
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Halloween will still fall on a Thursday this year, but Josh Olken, brand director at Snickers, wrote in a statement, that his company promised to give out a million candy bars "and regardless of the date, we're going to deliver."
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Unlike on Plaquemines' west bank, where the levees stretch all the way to the Bird's Foot, on the east bank they give out right about at the point where, if the parish were actually an arm, its elbow would go.
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Sites like OkCupid or Plenty of Fish work off email verification and have usernames instead of "real" names, meaning that it'd be harder to track a fake account and even easier for offenders to give out a lot of information.
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After taking baseline readings, they divided the men into two groups and gave one regular treatment with a bright light box, while the control, or placebo, group was treated with a light box adapted to give out significantly less light.
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For toddlers and older kids, give out points for good behavior that lead to earning the fun things you packed, which may just keep your kid from kicking the back of the seat of the person in front of them.
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In October, President Trump signed a bill creating a new agency to replace the Overseas Private Investment Corporation and give out $60 billion in financing — double the previous amount, though still a fraction of what China has pledged to spend.
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The finals in New York this week determine the winners, but the competition is less important than what it makes happen: connecting aspiring ballet dancers with the directors of top schools and companies, who give out far more scholarships than awards.
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"The advice is simple, think very carefully before you hand over your money, and don't give out your personal details unless you are sure who you are dealing with," Graeme Biggar, Director General of the National Economic Crime Centre said.
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As respected as it was among comedy fans — and Gulman has enough stature among comedians to give out daily advice on Twitter, which has become a window into the craft of jokes — this joke did not make him famous, or happy.
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So while it may seem obvious, here goes: Never, ever give out personal financial information — such as Social Security numbers or credit card and bank account numbers and passwords — to anyone who calls you, claiming to be from the IRS.
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Luke Perry was a flesh-and-blood human whose passing forces us to face that we are now at an age where our teen idols' bodies give out -- which is, inconveniently, also an age where our bodies could do the same.
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Amazon's deal on the AirPods Pro isn't anything crazy-exciting, but given Apple's aversion to monetary discounts (they like to give out gift cards instead), this is probably the best price you'll find on them during the holiday shopping season.
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Double Bounce, founded and operated solely by 22000-year-old former Chartbeat product designer Alex Carusillo, is a tiny mimic of Patreon where artists and writers can choose to give out work for free or hold it behind a subscription-based paywall.
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The company says it also has limits around workspace memberships due to online scams, and that the Word of the Day group was violating those policies by allowing anyone to join via its website and using the platform to give out cash rewards.
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The AMAs stand out from the Grammys because they rely on public and fan polls to give out awards, but in order for an artist to be nominated, they still rely on a combinations of record sales, charts, social media, and video views.
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While we don't know if this type of data was among the trove Cambridge Analytica reportedly had access to, it's still sensitive data that you should only give out when you think the core service you get in exchange is worth it.
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The Trump administration will give out an extra 15,000 temporary H-2B work visas before September 30, per AP. The visas will be used for seasonal, non-agriculture workers and be granted to businesses who argue they need foreign workers to succeed.
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"The role of Emergency Committee is to review all new science and all new evidence which has come in over the past months and to review their own recommendations, to make new recommendations or give out new guidance," Lindmeier told a news briefing.
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But, in the case of a deceased celeb ... the Chamber of Commerce can only give out a star on the 5th anniversary of their passing, and with the written consent of their family members ... and only one deceased nominee gets approved each year.
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We also spoke to Woodley about his television special, 'In the Clinch,' airing on FS1 Tuesday night ... and T-Wood won't give out any spoilers, but says he's excited for fans to see how he evolved from a gangster to champion athlete.
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As it stands, police officers in New York have previously had to give out receipts to citizens after a stop that doesn't end in an arrest, or summons, receipts that are supposed to include much of the information required by the new bills.
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Besides being a very cool way to give out a PG-13 rating, Williams and his collaborators' idea reveals that there might be other chemical fingerprints of internal processes that leave our body through our breath and skin that we could investigate.
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If you pick up a call and get a live person on the line who claims to be from the I.R.S., do not give out any personal information, even if the caller recites the last four digits of your Social Security number.
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Prepas said that a number of aid groups give out birthing kits around disasters, and some families can make their own with simple tools -- for example, a bulb syringe to suction the baby's airway, scissors to cut the umbilical cord and warm blankets.
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They give out snowflake cookies and I take one home for D. We pop into a funky, cash-only dive bar I've been to with G. before, have one beer, and then end our adventure at Gotan for an iced tea/latte.
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And since few companies want to lose good workers or give out huge raises, these agreements are making their way down the economic ladder to people like hairstylists and sandwich makers, far removed from what is thought of as the knowledge economy.
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With Medicare, as a rule, you will not be contacted over the phone — all communication is sent through the mail — so it is never OK to give out any personal data to a caller, particularly your Social Security number or banking information.
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Indeed, several Democrats on the panel told CNN that the public will get an incomplete picture if Russia topics are closed off, given that Wednesday's session will be the only public testimony Cohen will give out his of three congressional appearances this week.
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Perhaps you're wondering: If the government can't promote religion over non-religion, doesn't that mean that it also can't promote non-religion over religion, and doesn't that in turn mean that public schools can't do things like teach evolution or give out condoms?
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In fact, the prison was so worried that Campbell's lungs would give out and he would stop breathing, while lying on the execution gurney, that the team gave him a wedge pillow to help him stay calm and alive until they could execute him.
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Intelligence ops Those anti-Castro plans had actually played a role in the hard-fought presidential race between Nixon and Kennedy -- and for decades have influenced the debate about just how much information to give out to presidential candidates on intelligence and national security.
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So far, Apple has refused to give out exact sales numbers for the Apple Watch, as it does for its iPhone and iPad, and has instead bundled the wearable device into its "other devices" category that includes Beats products, AirPods, Apple TV, and accessory sales.
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You can, for instance, use an alias as a temporary address you give out to people you don't know all that well while on vacation, and delete the alias again if they don't end up becoming lifelong friends you want to stay in touch with.
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"The role of the emergency committee is to review all new science and all new evidence which has come in over the past months and to review their own recommendations, to make new recommendations or give out new guidance," Lindmeier told a news briefing.
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J's got this wonderfully thin voice, which suits the subject matter here—every plea for all the heartbreak to end comes out as this whispery gasp, as if it's all just too much to bear and he might totally give out before the song's over.
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Whatever edification or entertainment made up the event's original purpose, there is a point at which sheer size guarantees that it will attain sufficient velocity to slip those surly bonds and become a place where a bunch of college guys named Tyler give out resumes.
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Amazon will still give out review units of new products through its Vine program Amazon has often struggled to maintain the integrity of its customer review system, which millions of consumers rely on to make smart purchase decisions and avoid faulty or substandard products.
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And there is a growing sense that the GOP tax bill could potentially save the party's electoral prospects, as companies continue to give out bonuses and pay raises and workers see their take-home pay rise when the tax cuts take effect in February.
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But I was sure that I hated the phone I had, and I was definitely sure that I couldn't afford to buy a new, $750 iPhone without the phone contract subsidies that Verizon used to give out (subsidies are completely gone for the iPhone 7).
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If you ever wondered why there are some cards that give out a bonus upon just making one purchase, it&aposs to avoid any of the tax implications that would be in place if they gave the bonus with no spending requirement at all.
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According to a 2017 survey by First Orion, millennials were six times more likely to give away their credit card information and twice as likely to give out their social security numbers than older generations, even though they received fewer scam calls as a group.
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Bernie Sanders joked that "I can give out any one of four books that I wrote," before saying that "the gift that all of us need to give to the American people is a very, very different vision" than the one provided by Trump.
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There used to be hundreds of up-votes on posts There used to be hundreds of up-votes on posts There was a point in late 2014 when employees and ambassadors were setting up booths around Ann Arbor to give out Yik Yak socks and beer cozies.
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"The Game Developers Choice Awards Advisory Committee, who vote on the Special Award Winners for each show, have made the decision not to give out a Pioneer Award for this year's event, following additional feedback from the community," the official GDC account announced today on Twitter.
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"We wouldn't just give out our policies because that's just giving out too much information.... proprietary..." she said, though she did promise to send me an overview of those policies later in the day, which explained many of the things that she had already told me.
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They handed out donuts On Thursday night, the National Guard and police force were armed in heavy riot gear, but one woman, who gave her name as Vera, was armed with dozens of Krispy Kreme donuts and free bottled water to give out to law enforcement.
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Also caught up in the probe are the once-powerful head of the city's correction officers union, Norman Seabrook, charged with secretly investing union pension funds in exchange for kickbacks, and three former police officers charged with scheming to give out gun licenses in exchange for bribes.
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"I was taking the loss of money to take time out of my day to promote the company, so basically, I would set up a [booth] in a supplement shop, like a GNC, and give out protein samples and talk to people about it," he recalled.
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The Trump administration recently announced that it will give out extra subsidies to selected American farmers to compensate them for the retaliatory effects, such as lower prices or even the cancellation of soybean contracts, of the trade war with China and other nations, including Canada and Mexico.
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But the event highlights a larger issue: Poor people in this late capitalist moment have little control over what information they must give out to survive, and what happens to it once it's in the hands of the government or some other entity, well-intentioned or otherwise.
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Related: How the US could retaliate if Kremlin hackers tried to influence the presidential election Assigning a critical infrastructure designation to elections could allow the DHS to draw up election security policy, build necessary infrastructure, and more easily give out grants to help improve election cyber defenses.
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A driver might give out less than five stars for any number of reasons: They think you slammed the door, or were rude, or talked too loud on the phone, or annoyed them, or took too long to arrive, or had a loud, drunk friend with you.
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I don't want to give out too many spoilers but I got super stuck on 673A, ELSA LANCHESTER, and 80A, MICHELLE YEOH, and I thought in about every case the constructors did a great job vaguely cluing the crosses to give this grid a Sunday feel.
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Of the $100 million Facebook is now promising to give out, $25 million will be disbursed as cash grants to local publishers in South Carolina, Missouri and Texas and other places to support their coverage of the pandemic, or to keep them afloat during the crisis.
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I have a buddy who says his vision of the future of venture capital is that Amazon becomes a bank and just gives out loans and free AWS credits, and that becomes the entire seed-stage economy in VC. They already do give out free AWS credits.
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The Flatiron building in Wicker Park has an art crawl on the first Friday of every month, and a lot of the artists in the building give out free wine and beer to encourage drunken purchases, and while free alcohol is always cool, free art shows are even cooler.
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In Cavendish, Vermont, the tiny picturesque town he called home for nearly two decades, people still talk proudly about how they refused to give out the address of a man who fiercely guarded his privacy, despite the many reporters, fans, and gawkers who traveled far to see him.
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Meanwhile, a Keeper is more the kind of woman a man wants to introduce to his mother and is "dressed appropriately" yet "still sexy," takes a man's phone number but does not give out her own, and "wields her power like a samurai sword," whatever that may mean.
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But while your company might adopt an open floor plan and give out free snacks so you can feel closer to your coworkers, they likely don't want you knowing how much they make, who is affected by the impending layoffs, or whether executives are making the right decisions.
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Back in May at Google I/O, Xiaomi showed off the latest version of its Mi Box, a 4K set-top box that runs on Android TV. The Chinese company announced that it would make the Mi Box available in the US, but didn't give out an actual date.
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Durov concludes his update about the block saying he intends to give out "millions" of dollars' worth in Bitcoin grants this year — to "individuals and companies who run socks5 proxies and VPN" — and thus who help to bolster the resilience of Internet infrastructure against state attempts to control access.
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Wanting to avoid snowy roads and hordes of screaming children is a desire that is quite reasonable to me, but at the same time, I would like to point out something that we might accidentally miss here — Christmas tree farms often give out free hot chocolate to their customers.
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Subreddits can price their Community Awards at anywhere between 500 to 40,000 Coins (which translates to between roughly $1.99 and $99.99), and 20 percent of any coins spent in a subreddit will go directly into the moderator's coffers where they'll be able to use them to give out moderator-exclusive rewards.
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It's up to each merchant to determine what makes someone their best customer and how many Nift cards they want to give out, but Pfeffer (a data scientist who previously founded influencer marketing company Pursway) said his team has built sophisticated tools to find "the perfect match" between customers and gifts.
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When Greg Cohn co-founded Burner — an app that allows you to buy extra phone numbers for your regular mobile phone and "burn" them when you're done with them — he foresaw users downloading it to buy something on Craigslist, hand out to salespeople as a "spamline" or give out on Tinder.
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The waiver program was cast into question in January after the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Trump administration had been too free with the waivers and set a standard for the exemptions that would greatly reduce the numbers of waivers the EPA can give out in the future.
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They are given physical-fitness tests, fed what most describe as truly awful food and ordered to perform seemingly meaningless tasks, like standing at attention while holding their heavy gear in front of them until their arms give out, or sitting cross-legged and motionless on the floor for hours.
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The post may not have been sponsored (although I wondered who paid for the 10 boxes) but it was an advertisement for many things: SwearBy, the luxury skin care brand, and the editor whose opinion carried so much weight that she was given 10 boxes of stuff to give out.
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However, since 1948, the practice of rewarding people for their votes—with food, booze, or otherwise—has been explicitly illegal, as a chain of brewpubs, Capitol City Brewing Company, found out when it tried to give out free mugs of beers for anyone sporting an "I Voted" sticker a few years ago.
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City Harvest, a hunger-relief organization that collects and delivers food to 500 soup kitchens, food pantries and programs, has teamed up with community groups in the past three years to give out fresh produce to residents in poor neighborhoods, including Harlem and the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Crown Heights and East New York.
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Now, as reports steadily leak out about how grossly unprepared our national health authorities are in the face of coronavirus, I am baffled that the Trump administration wants to further compound the crisis by slashing that critical health spending even further - just to give out a little more money to us rich folks.
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"He used to carry around a thick notepad holder that hides a box full of chocolates and candies so he can have it handy to give out to miserable/ grumbly nurses and doctors who are more likely than not 'hangry,'" Joanne Loo, a nurse at Mount Sinai West, posted on Facebook on Wednesday.
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