The big giveaway On its face, a corporate tax cut looks like a big giveaway to stockholders.
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GiveAway: Founded 12 months ago, GiveAway is creating a peer to peer marketplace to give away used things.
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But there's no sign of those big inflows, so what looks like a big giveaway to stockholders is, in fact, a big giveaway to stockholders.
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David Krejci, whose giveaway led to Florida's first goal, cashed in on an egregious giveaway by goaltender Reto Berra to snap a 2-2 tie with 5:30 left in the second period.
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This tiny sticker on the buzzer is the only giveaway.
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The references to other white supremacist killers are the giveaway.
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This year the giveaway is 10,000 patacas ($1,250) per adult.
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This weekend's suit giveaway is just his latest good deed.
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Click this link or fill out the giveaway widget below.
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And, of course, entering the giveaway doesn't guarantee you'll win.
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He can then entice viewers with even bigger giveaway videos.
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The uniform, known as a habit, is a dead giveaway.
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We finally have more details on 100% Pure's lipstick giveaway.
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This giveaway is hot on the heels of warm weather.
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The goal followed a giveaway by Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech.
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You automatically will receive one (1) entry into the Giveaway.
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Even archiving the original giveaway post to hide the evidence?!
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The giveaway celebrates the two companies' new exclusive delivery partnership.
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The Rangers took an early lead following a Holtby giveaway.
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This was a dead giveaway for the fake WhatsApp URL.
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" — Reginald "How to sign up for Governors Island glamming giveaway?
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The dead giveaway for a hangover is in the eyes.
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Critics argued that it was a giveaway to religious schools.
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A dead giveaway that No. 5 is the police suspect.
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That giveaway to corporate shareholders was not supposed to happen.
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"This is a big giveaway in future years," she said.
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Detractors say it amounts to a giveaway to the rich.
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They assailed the legislation as a giveaway to the banks.
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This Camping In Comfort Giveaway is free to enter, seriously.
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Enter to win the Ultimate Dyson Bundle Giveaway See Details
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Opponents have called the programs a giveaway to religious institutions.
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Giveaway also sees the opportunity to generate revenue through an enterprise product within the app, allowing big corporations to opt for Giveaway over sometimes costly recycling options, and pay for the opportunity to do so.
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"I let the squad down early with that giveaway," Ward said.
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An investment advisor promising a big return is a dead giveaway.
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The giveaway starts today and runs through the end of July.
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An Ottawa giveaway in its own end led to the goal.
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History shows that governments often present giveaway budgets ahead of elections.
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We're excited to launch the world's first Pizza Bouquet & Boutonniere giveaway.
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Kudos to you for the subversive premium seating ticket giveaway, too.
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I can do a giveaway for 13 of the albums too!
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"But it's a business transaction, not a free giveaway," she continued.
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Last year profits were fertilised by President Donald Trump's tax giveaway.
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Otherwise, this is just a huge giveaway to the ISPs. Sen.
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The pricing for the Z5, however, might be a dead giveaway.
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Abbott's campaign had also advertised the giveaway on other campaign materials.
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Greg Abbott still touted a shotgun giveaway on his website. 2.
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If the price isn't a giveaway, the product reviews should be.
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But wouldn't this be a huge giveaway to the rich?
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GIVEAWAY SUNDAY STARTS TODAY 💅... read below for details but first... .
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OK, I think maybe the back is more of a giveaway.
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This giveaway celebrates the nationwide rollout of DoorDash's partnership with McDonald's.
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But if you stumble on a giveaway online, just keep scrolling.
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There is simply no economic justification for such a huge giveaway.
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Environmentalists slammed the proposal as a giveaway to the oil industry.
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The second big change is more of a giveaway to industry.
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Two web developers living in Portland, Oregon, are behind the giveaway.
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The giveaway was the fake zebras' floppy ears and smudged stripes.
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After the city announced the filter giveaway, she picked one up.
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Giveaway was founded by Artem Artemiuk, Siarhei Lepchankou, and Siarhei Stasilovich.
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The title of the game is a bit of a giveaway.
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It all starts with a lazy Toni Kroos giveaway in midfield.
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Those shoes were part of a special giveaway during March Madness.
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This was second time Maezawa had conducted a giveaway over Twitter.
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Democrats have dismissed the measure as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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He blasted Trump's tax plan as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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But it is the political short-sightedness that defines this giveaway.
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Democrats condemn it as a giveaway to corporations and the rich.
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Today I gave my audience the biggest giveaway I've ever done. Ever.
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One giveaway that many of those pro-Saudi accounts were probably bots?
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These candles were part of a social media giveaway in New Zealand.
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Democrats call the Republican plan a giveaway to corporations and the rich.
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The tax credits involved are a potential giveaway to businesses and investors.
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What they're saying: "This is an outrageous giveaway to Big Pharma," Rep.
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You just have to say "made from scratch" to receive the giveaway.
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Carter's diamonds giveaway probably didn't have an impact on his Amazon rankings.
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This Valentine's Day, Heinz is celebrating with a caviar-ketchup mashup giveaway.
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Any fan not wanting the bobblehead could request a different giveaway item.
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Beat the leader's price and you'll be entered in our latest giveaway.
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The giveaway was the largest in television history, surpassing even Oprah's magnanimity.
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These fixes aren't, as some suggest, a giveaway to the private sector.
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Enter The Tim Ferriss Tribe of Mentors Dream Setup Giveaway See Details
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Such behaviour is a dead giveaway that the computer is under attack.
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Tenant groups regard the exemption, called 421a, as a giveaway to developers.
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Sponsor's computer is the official time-keeping device for the Giveaway. 4.
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It's very easy to caricature it as just another expensive government giveaway.
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"We're starting off ... with essentially a giveaway to insurance executives," Levin said.
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They said the corporate tax cut was a giveaway to big business.
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"The Winds of Winter" is a huge giveaway of what's to come.
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The Häagen-Dazs ice cream giveaway starts this afternoon at 4 p.m.
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The tapioca was a dead giveaway that this tea wasn't freshly made.
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" The giveaway, Mollo said, is that "he had his holster slung low.
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In the Arab world, this sort of insult is a dead giveaway.
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But over time, the putative rationale for the giveaway tended to shift.
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Schüller got her ninth international goal after a giveaway by Halimatu Ayinde.
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That's because his administration is engaged in a giveaway to corporate America.
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A giveaway set Sisto of Denmark on a run toward the box.
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Finally, the LEGO clue is another obvious giveaway of Night Angel's identity.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called it "a historic corporate giveaway" on Twitter.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called it "a historic corporate giveaway" on Twitter.
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Benefits from the giveaway will go to the National Guard Educational Foundation.
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However, the plan's critics have called it a giveaway to wealthy Americans.
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Companies like Logitech, I worked with last year to do a giveaway.
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Zucker answered for Minnesota after a Vatanen giveaway at the blue line.
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Yang said the giveaway will be financed by campaign donations from supporters.
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Environmental advocates panned the announcement as a giveaway to the oil industry.
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"For the record ... I knew the Tesla giveaway was happening," he said.
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This is a huuuuuuuge giveaway to rich shareholders in pass-through businesses.
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Brown scored again after a Warriors giveaway to make it 91-84.
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The benefits to Google of its great AI giveaway are increasingly evident.
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Trump would hugely cut the corporate tax (a giveaway to rich shareholders).
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The bottom line — which will remain true no matter how much the Kochs spend trying to convince you otherwise — is that what looks like a big giveaway to wealthy investors is, in fact, a big giveaway to wealthy investors.
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As TheNextWeb points out, cryptocurrency "giveaway" scams have plagued Twitter in recent months.
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We've also asked whether they donated the Keurig machines for the Hannity giveaway.
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His poor giveaway resulted in Oskar Sundqvist's score before the six-minute mark.
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Update: This giveaway has ended, and the winners have been chosen and notified.
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In places where abortion is illegal, certain medical instruments can be a giveaway.
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And Trump has hammered it as a poorly negotiated giveaway of U.S. power.
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In one case, "encouragement" took the shape of a giveaway for literal diamonds.
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But the altered lyrics in the scuzzy Ramones version feel like a giveaway.
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Update: This giveaway has ended, and the winner has been chosen and notified.
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Update: This giveaway has ended, and the winner has been chosen and notified.
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The giveaway was dropped from the website after CNN's story published on Sunday.
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It's not the first time Abbott has held a giveaway for a shotgun.
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Martínez's goal was set up by a Jamaican giveaway on a clearance attempt.
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The play started with a giveaway by Matthews in the Maple Leafs' zone.
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Then, Arizona got another goal only 35 seconds later following another Washington giveaway.
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The Republican tax plan has been slammed as a giveaway to the rich.
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"Anastasia could have paid you $200,000 plus to do this giveaway," Star said.
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"Anastasia could have paid you $200,000 plus to do this giveaway," he said.
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Girgensons took advantage of a Red Wings giveaway to score his fifth goal.
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And the tax plan is only part of his Wall Street giveaway scheme.
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The giveaway and sweepstakes celebrate the national rollout of McDonald's delivery with DoorDash.
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Next, we heard somebody scream; that was the giveaway that something was wrong.
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The documents include the draft of a flyer for a Ring product giveaway.
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While not labeled Amazon, the distinctive tick on the packaging is a giveaway.
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He has derided that funding as a Republican giveaway to the insurance industry.
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I first found a copy of Meternity on the giveaway table at Refinery29.
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Tyler Tannahill, a Marine veteran, announced the giveaway one day before the shooting.
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Democrats have lambasted the Trump tax plan as a giveaway for the wealthy.
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"If their eyes are nice and clear, that's your first giveaway," Werner says.
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" And the National Resource Defense Council attacked it as an "unacceptable corporate giveaway.
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There was the Jay Bruce giveaway T-shirt draped over his unoccupied chair.
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But Merkel's most notable giveaway was to hand the SPD the finance ministry.
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Check out the giveaway details and shoot your shot in the Mashable Shop.
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Instead, it's one more giveaway to employers at the expense of working people.
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So, it remains to be seen whether the giveaway is in fact legal.
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Opponents feared a billion-dollar giveaway to one of the world's richest companies.
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The tax bill isn't just a regressive giveaway to corporations and the rich.
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The positioning of two amniotic sacs attached to one placenta was the giveaway.
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Even worse, his plan includes an unacceptable corporate giveaway by truncating environmental reviews.
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Jessica Olie announced one "weekly giveaway" of two of her own-brand yoga mats, failed to pick a winner for a week, and hasn't announced another giveaway since, leading some followers to think it was all a scam for boosting engagement.
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She announced a "weekly giveaway" of two of her mats on Instagram then failed to pick a winner for a week and hasn't announced another giveaway since, leading some followers to think it was all a scam for boosting engagement.
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A fierce debate is taking place in Democratic Party financial regulation circles over whether the Senate bill to relax Obama-era bank regulations is a disastrous giveaway to industry or really more like a small and unimportant giveaway to the industry.
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The company just announced its "Great Gas Giveaway," running from May 20 to Sept.
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FANS FLOCK TO BLAZE PIZZA GIVEAWAY AFTER LEBRON JAMES HINTS HE&aposD DROP BY
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After Tuesday, fans will have to wait a year for the next taco giveaway.
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The giveaway is ending soon, so be sure to get your entries in now.
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The allegations of a Panama Canal "giveaway" struck the right note with these voters.
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Where's the info police, making sure Dean Unglert doesn't giveaway his future relationship status?
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You've found the super secret Survivor pre-game vote-off giveaway of the week.
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Democrats have called the Republican tax plans a giveaway to the rich and corporations.
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This uplifting giveaway is to celebrate the opening of the cookie chain's 100th location.
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The giveaway is the shape of the craters, which are often fractured into polygons.
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That said, one dead giveaway that you are, indeed, in costume is your wig.
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A fever is usually a giveaway that you have a cold, not just allergies.
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That giveaway will preview the next doughnut creation to hit stores later in June.
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"It's also not true that it's only available as a free giveaway," she says.
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This is not the first time that JetBlue has run a creative promotional giveaway.
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Spoiler alert -- the new mug shot was also a dead giveaway -- but she failed.
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None of that appears to be happening—a dead giveaway this is a prank.
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Hot Clicks Giveaway What's more relaxing than lying on a float in the water?
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Being an inquisitive second secretary in a minor sector was judged a sure giveaway.
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It says it's been able to help about 800 vets through the giveaway program.
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The New York Times Book Review – Times Insider Giveaway Official Rules NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.
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For example, in West Virginia, there will be a flip-flop giveaway targeting Rep.
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That means these kinds of giveaway offers pop up every four years, including today.
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The giveaway coincides with the digital release of the film, directed by Ari Aster.
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A pristinely preserved book with an oddly humble origin story is a dead giveaway.
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KAINE: But it's not the giveaway tax relief to the folks at the top.
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Democrats have called the Republican tax plan a giveaway to corporations and the rich.
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"This would be a dead giveaway that you're a newcomer, and thirsty," she said.
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She was inspired by a flip-flop giveaway at a New Year's Eve reception.
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See the locations for the Turkey Giveaway later today below: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Lavelle just took a giveaway on a throw-in and raced up the middle.
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So says our sports columnist, who writes that last night was a reluctant giveaway.
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Democrats say the Trump tax plan is a giveaway to corporations and the rich.
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Tears are a dead giveaway that you're doing crying stuff and not work stuff.
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Since then, Giveaway has expanded to Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and now the United States.
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You can also enter to win a giveaway from our Verge Deals Twitter account.
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He campaigned against the GOP tax cuts, calling them a "giveaway" to the wealthy.
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McDonald's, through an instant million-dollar giveaway, tried to quietly make amends with customers.
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There were no giveaway signs of the troubles driving these customers to shoot themselves.
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The big-ticket item in this giveaway is a Kelty Trail Ridge 2 tent.
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Democrats have lambasted the bill, calling it a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy.
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Democrats should counter the Republican estate tax giveaway to heirs of the super-rich.
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Patrick Peterson fumbled a punt return in the second quarter for Arizona's other giveaway.
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Just one problem: The plan is still a massively expensive giveaway to the rich.
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I also liked seeing the debuts of DEAD GIVEAWAY, DILLY DALLIES and SOUNDING BOARD.
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Another giveaway it's a fake proposal ... Kodak places the ring on Miami's right hand.
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Mr. Oliver then gave the debt away, bragging that his giveaway was bigger than Ms. Winfrey's — her car giveaway was estimated at $7 million — and completed the show by pressing a giant red button that triggered a rain shower of dollar bills.
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Eligibility: The New York Times Book Review – Times Insider Giveaway (the "Giveaway") is open only to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia who are at least eighteen (18) years old at the time of entry.
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The same-sex ads were probably an obvious giveaway, but OkCupid is liberal as hell.
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His poor giveaway resulted in Oskar Sundqvist's game-opening goal before the six-minute mark.
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The makeup brand took to Instagram to celebrate the milestone and announce a major giveaway.
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And at least one of those companies, Apple, came armed (wristed?) with an enviable giveaway.
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Detroit moved ahead in the opening minute of the second half on Bortles' first giveaway.
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The giveaway ends on July 25, 2018, so you have a full month to enter.
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For many, winning the annual HGTV Dream Home giveaway would be just that, a dream.
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The giveaway is the timing: According to the code, it should launch at 12 p.m.
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The initial goal came off a giveaway in the Toronto zone by defenseman Jake Muzzin.
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"The ring's right there, it's a bit of a giveaway," Corden says, stirring the pot.
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Eggs Canna has three locations throughout Vancouver and probably has the most structured giveaway policy.
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His strained, pained smile at the end of every stage set is the dead giveaway.
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There are several ways to test your phone, but one symptom is a sure giveaway.
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Democrats counter the plan is a giveaway to the wealthy that would expand the deficit.
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The giveaway is going on from 7 am to 7 pm at participating restaurants nationwide.
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Kansas' job growth actually declined since Brownback's tax giveaway to the most well-off Kansans.
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So, how exactly did her frothy, full-skirted frock end up in the giveaway pile?
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The giveaway of the $0003 shoes to the photogs is 9 months in the making.
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The website still touted the gun giveaway on Sunday, two days after Friday's mass shooting.
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And being metal, submarines have an effect on the Earth's magnetic field, another potential giveaway.
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Of course, the art of the giveaway reached its apotheosis with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Prize will be fulfilled approximately 4-211 weeks after the conclusion of the Giveaway. 21.
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Harbin and other Koch-funded groups don't complain about that particular special-interest, government giveaway.
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It's time to repeal this farcical giveaway and redirect the revenues to more worthy projects.
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This "carried interest" is a giant giveaway to the very richest people in our country.
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He framed the giveaway as an example of how much he values Second Amendment rights.
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Not surprisingly, the tax plan is a huge giveaway to the big banks and corporations.
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A recent overhaul of the nation's tax code has been depicted as a corporate giveaway.
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Rather, they represent a hefty giveaway from a state's taxpayers to a large corporate entity.
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Following a Red Wings giveaway, Kucherov skated into the Detroit zone along the right side.
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The Gear VR giveaway, for one, could be a boon for sales of the device.
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They'd be attractive areas in which to invest with or without a big tax giveaway.
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The color of your cocktail can be a dead giveaway that it was poorly made.
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The adverts for the New York Lottery in the grocery store windows are a giveaway.
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She's definitely got "Lemonade" on her mind ... in case that crown wasn't a dead giveaway.
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It may look like a giveaway to rich people who own their own private jets.
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YC-backed Giveaway lets folks give away their unused or unnecessary items in a marketplace.
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Unlike a traditional marketplace, GiveAway makes its users buy goods with virtual currency through bidding.
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Those in favor of the referendum called the law a giveaway to large pharmaceutical companies.
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But the lengthier section attacked Sanders's signature policy primarily as a giveaway to undocumented immigrants.
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The subtitle, "Using Emotional Connection — Not Punishment — to Raise Confident, Capable Kids," is the giveaway.
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"Women who rely disproportionately on Social Security can't afford such an irresponsible giveaway," she said.
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Since 2008, US-based soda company Dr Pepper has sponsored an annual tuition giveaway contest.
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Next year, one of Zendesk's designers will help St. Anthony's redesign their clothing giveaway program.
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Tkachuk pounced on an Anze Kopitar giveaway and wired a shot from the high slot.
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After weeks of silence from Violet, some people are calling the whole giveaway a ruse.
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Industry representatives say some lawmakers saw the Judicial Redress Act as a giveaway to Europe.
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Congress should stop this fossil fuel industry giveaway hidden in an unrelated surface transportation bill.
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Progressives have weighed in against Trump's plan, calling it a giveaway to the rich. Sen.
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Zibanejad scored after forcing a giveaway by Devils defenseman Sami Vatanen near the neutral zone.
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And that seems like a dead giveaway: Will Kevin turn out to be the Antichrist?
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Memorial Day sale, Memorial Day giveaway and it&aposs just a lot more somber for me.
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For more from Todd Brison, and to participate in his Christmas book giveaway, visit ToddBrison.com/booksforchristmas.
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Our guess is an ogre, or maybe a monster viking (if her pigtails are any giveaway).
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The giveaway sprung Wheeler on a two-on-one break along with left winger Andrew Ladd.
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TBH the fact that she chose to wear giant gold hoops was already a dead giveaway.
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The first has to be the wholesale giveaway of societal data that undergirds A.I. system development.
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Beat the top price and you'll make the leaderboard and gain entry into a cool giveaway.
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The edible's wrapper clearly said it contained 200 mg of THC, which was a dead giveaway.
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The tweet sent from Mckesson's account that endorsed Donald Trump for president was probably a giveaway.
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Beat the leader's price and you'll make the Leaderboard and get entered in an awesome giveaway.
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Twitter is taking this step after a barrage of cryptocurrency "giveaway" scams have inundated its platform.
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Donaldson relies on viral giveaway campaigns to generate more interest from brands and create viral videos.
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The program has long been criticized by housing experts as a giveaway to real estate interests.
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If you enter our giveaway, you might just get the chance to snag it for free.
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I recently won both a color printer and a home-laminator from a promotional teacher giveaway.
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Petersen has been sharing information about the Ghost Gunner 2 giveaway on his verified Facebook page.
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You're reading every frame and watching for the slightest giveaway moment as you circle a foe.
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Though spring has already sprung for 2017, the giveaway will be back on March 20, 2018.
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Enter for a chance to win a Super NES Classic Edition by entering our latest giveaway.
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But how many times has a giveaway occurred when a player was demoted to the minors?
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To celebrate Earth Day, we're teaming up with Juice Beauty and DSTLD for a green giveaway.
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Just watch the way they move a computer mouse, because scientists say that's a dead giveaway.
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Abbott's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment Sunday about the shotgun giveaway.
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Green groups said the Tuesday proposal is a giveaway to polluters like oil companies and developers.
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And it is the amount of mutation this peripheral DNA has undergone which is the giveaway.
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The art of the giveaway is also unfolding in Trump's much-vaunted negotiations with North Korea.
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Jack Eichel's giveaway resulted in a breakaway goal for Vrana 6:17 into the first period.
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If you feel the title is a giveaway, congratulations; you are probably a fairly advanced solver.
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Those sauces were first released to the public through a 10,000-bottle giveaway earlier this year.
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Y., made his closing remarks criticizing the bill as a giveaway to businesses and the wealthy.
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No Democrat should pretend that his infrastructure plan wouldn't be a giveaway to his business interests.
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On Saturday, the anniversary of the Byrd giveaway, the Mets have a similarly awkward promotion scheduled.
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A Wings giveaway in Montreal's zone resulted in a 2-on-0 break for the Canadiens.
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Enter to win the giveaway here and shop for some accessories for your potential getaway below.
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Commentators on both the left and the right have called for an end to this giveaway.
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Stopping this giveaway will go a long way to paying for a middle-class tax cut.
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But much more importantly, we'd be staging the largest one-time giveaway in television show history.
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Indeed, the publication Inside Higher Ed declared that Clinton's education plan was "giveaway to Silicon Valley".
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JawlineBreaking out along the jawline or neck is a dead giveaway that hormones are to blame.
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But critics claim it's a giveaway to the rich with little relief for the middle class.
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Democrats have called the legislation a giveaway to corporations at the expense of the middle class.
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A giveaway by Mexico gives Neymar an open look at the top of the penalty area.
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A payment sent to each American is a giveaway, not a targeted policy intervention, as Sen.
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In a joint statement, 64 environmental groups called the plan a "shameful giveaway" to oil companies.
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Enhanced health care could easily be paid for by rescinding just part of this big giveaway.
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Giveaway has raised $150K from Y Combinator and will present at the accelerator's upcoming demo day.
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The giant "GATES" in all capital letters at the top also serves as a dead giveaway.
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"Our sense is that the governor has long supported this kind of corporate giveaway," she said.
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Even after the city announced the filter giveaway, some officials continued to play down the problem.
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This giveaway closes on April 17 and prize winners will be notified within a few days.
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Warren joined a chorus of opponents to the bill who considered it a giveaway to corporations.
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Winnipeg initiated scoring at 14:51 of the first period, shortly after a Craig Smith giveaway.
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Mr. Trump has frequently railed against the nuclear agreement, describing it as a giveaway to Iran.
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Democratic critics of the bill have attacked it as a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy.
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Without regulatory reform, many Republicans argue, the bill amounts to a giveaway to the insurance industry.
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Instead of being a giveaway, it needs to be structured as an incentive for domestic reform.
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Douglas Freeland, the then-marketing director of McDonald's, explained to the Times in 2004 that there wasn't much fanfare surrounding the second giveaway because of a 2001 lawsuit stemming from the first, in which two customers argued that McDonald's had benefitted from the first "makeup" giveaway.
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"So, essentially, what we have here to kick off ... is a beginning of a huge giveaway to the very, very wealthy, a huge giveaway, and the silence from the other side I would think indicates deep embarrassment, if possible," Levin said, referring to Republicans on the committee.
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Three days after the Target and G Suite scampaigns hack, another bogus cryptocurrency giveaway appeared on Twitter.
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The Byfuglien save wiped out a bad giveaway in the neutral zone in the final four minutes.
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On top of that, Donald Trump's 2017 tax giveaway added $3.7 billion to their profits in 2018.
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His last giveaway led to a 3-pointer by Crawford that put the Timberwolves up 102-95.
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"If you see employees driving around in fancy cars," Ashe said, that can be a dead giveaway.
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Through Airbnb's giveaway, two people will win nights in this special dome on August 20 and 21.
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But Democrats and consumer groups criticize that plan as a corporate giveaway that will inevitably harm passengers.
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The app is simultaneously a TV show, a mobile game, and an advertising and product giveaway platform.
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Brands could sponsor that giveaway, or HQ could toss a mid-game video ad into the mix.
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While she delivers food and items throughout the year, the big giveaway happens around the Christmas holidays.
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She cooked for and helped feed the homeless and contributed to giveaway bags filled with hygiene products.
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The giveaway contests are an excellent way for authors to drum up some buzz for their book.
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But thanks to this Apple HomePod Giveaway, it's possible to get a virtual, personal assistant for free.
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The question of who controls the titles to the homes goes well beyond a one-time giveaway.
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Free jars of Nutella can be won for those who participate in the giveaway on social media.
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Now, after yet another tragic mass shooting, it wants to do a gun-giveaway in our backyard.
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Or, you can get everything for free with The Tim Ferriss Tribe of Mentors Dream Setup Giveaway.
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Democrats call the Republican legislation a giveaway to the rich that would hurt the most vulnerable Americans.
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NBA star Steph Curry and his wife Ayesha are joining forces for a special Mother's Day giveaway.
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Amazon apparently has this massive giveaway section and we somehow didn't know about it until right now.
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The giveaway is, of course, an effort to convert non-menstrual cup users into menstrual cup users.
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Banks have also raised their game, as demonstrated by the car giveaway at Sheyang Rural Commercial Bank.
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In the end, the giveaway was limited to a bit more investment in house-building and research.
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Lamb called them a "giveaway" to the richest 1 percent and a "betrayal" to middle-class households.
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Rewarding large C-corporations (actually, their shareholders) for investments they made years ago is simply a giveaway.
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That's one of the main reasons we were so opposed to President Trump's unpaid-for tax giveaway.
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She's promising yet another taxpayer-funded giveaway: a new $220006 billion fund for minority small business owners.
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And this giveaway aspect, he admits, is not exactly new, but he said that it has changed.
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"This bill is about one thing and one thing only: another giveaway to big oil," said Sen.
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Motherboard obtained documents from the police department of Wolcott, CT which include an extremely similar giveaway flyer.
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Also, the bird's-eye view of Chyna's boobs while she's on the elliptical is a dead giveaway.
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Here's why the bill isn't necessarily a giveaway to entrepreneurs – and what they can do about it.
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A dead giveaway, however, is the color of Jeyne and Arya's eyes: Jeyne's are brown, Arya's gray.
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Twitter user Stacy Myers called Tannahill a "horrible, horrible creature" and said the giveaway made her ill.
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The fans got giveaway pennants with a smiling Mr. Met and the names of the storied roster.
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They've minted 1,000,000 of these tokens, according to a Reddit post on Thursday that announced the giveaway.
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BTW, his bracelet has become kinda famous, so for the Harry aficionados it could be a giveaway.
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"The independent budget scorekeeper confirmed what we know -- this bank giveaway bill will cost taxpayers," said Sen.
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" The lawmakers said the rate drop would amount to a "giveaway," likening it to a "fire sale.
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The only giveaway was the group of gun-toting French soldiers who stand guard at prayer times.
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Every picture, sign, pamphlet, giveaway, sticker, prop, product, and iPad display went through an extensive screening process.
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Lamb is opposed to repealing Obamacare and called the GOP tax bill a "giveaway" to the wealthy.
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And one piece of that immense tax cut is a big giveaway to inheritors of large estates.
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Perhaps the era's single most famous example of artist-made agitprop was similarly conceived as a giveaway.
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"In my judgment, it was a big giveaway to the real estate community, and they are very good lobbyists," said Steve Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center in Washington, DC. That giveaway contributed to last year's record $1.02 trillion federal revenue shortfall.
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If some Democrats truly believe it is worse to sound the alarm about a big bank giveaway than to vote for a big bank giveaway — just 10 years after they melted down the economy — it's hard to dispute the continuing power within the Democratic Party of a disconnected elite.
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Giroptic released a new Android-compatible version of its mobile 360 camera as part of the F8 giveaway.
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Ashe says a flashy lifestyle on the part of a mid-level accountant can be a dead giveaway.
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An accompanying rise in the threshold for higher-rate taxpayers is also a giveaway to the relatively rich.
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Even better: You can still register for the giveaway for a full 24 hours after the show's airing.
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The bite-sized cupcake company will also be hosting an Instagram giveaway in honor of National Cupcake Day.
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After Kreider pressured Ekholm into the giveaway, he dished it to Zibanejad and Fast converted a centering pass.
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Handmaid's Tale and In the Garden of Beasts are back in stock, and we've got more giveaway copies.
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That's only for a single giveaway campaign, however; if you're marketing two books, you'll have to pay again.
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Democrats have criticized the package as a giveaway to the rich and corporations that would balloon the deficit.
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Larkin's goal came at 4:10 of the second period after an Ottawa giveaway during a line change.
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If you completely debadged it and hid the giveaway design elements, you'd still know it was a Tesla.
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If your price beats the top buyer, you'll make our leaderboard and be entered in an upcoming giveaway.
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If you manage to solve a puzzle, you're entered into a giveaway for a bunch of Steam games.
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Dutch Bros said it had purchased its giveaway glasses after receiving certification of ISO compliance from the manufacturer.
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Apple announced the next iPhone today and you can get one for free with The iPhone 8 Giveaway.
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"We're learning more every day that the Republican tax-scam giveaway was based on fraudulent claims," said Sen.
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Protestants in undersized clothing—which may be a giveaway that what's at stake is ethical before it's educational.
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The giveaway: There was no scaffolding on the Capitol and the weather wasn't, well, gross out. http://wapo.
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"The very word 'patient' (Latin root, patior, 'to suffer') is a giveaway," the columnist Max Lerner once explained.
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Timing: The Giveaway begins on Friday, April 8, 2016, and ends on April 17, 2016 (the "Promotion Period").
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Cut a deal with Democrats to reform the tax code without making a huge giveaway to the rich.
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The clearest giveaway is that the new '95 Retro Denali Jacket is a bit more vibrant in color.
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Until October 17, you can enter for a chance to win thousands of free products on Amazon Giveaway.
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Collins also defended the tax proposal against the Democrats' criticism of it as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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Democrats say the 2017 tax law was a corporate giveaway, while Republicans credit it for boosting the economy.
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Asdrubal Cabrera, who hit two home runs Friday, had a wristband giveaway in his honor earlier this year.
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His tax plan, a giveaway to the rich and a budget buster, would likely lead to another recession.
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IT'S UNBELIEVABLE, ABOUT HOW THERE'S NO MIDDLE-CLASS TAX CUTS HERE, IT'S ALL A GIVEAWAY TO THE RICH.
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"It's a business transaction, not a free giveaway," she added, referring to companies' use of people's digital data.
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Many Australians will also be getting a tax giveaway from this month, which could flow through to consumption.
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Democrats call the tax plan a giveaway to the rich and corporations that would balloon the federal deficit.
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Then, when E-Day arrives, the earth-shattering sound would be a dead giveaway that something wasn't right.
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Here, too, what might be spun as a giveaway is, upon closer inspection, a smart bit of policy.
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It's also a really, really huge giveaway to Donald Trump, the Trump Organization, and the entire Trump family.
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Normally, you have to follow the account that's doing the giveaway, like the tweet, and also retweet it.
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In practice, though, the allowance often represents a lucrative giveaway to developers like Mr. Trump and Mr. Kushner.
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And from the moment it was announced, critics of the plan called it a giveaway to the rich.
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This was not a decision based in science, but in politics, a giveaway to the forest products industry.
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The contest winner will be featured on the HGTV Dream Home Giveaway Special 2020, airing in May 2020.
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Gurley called it a $293 million giveaway to new investors and underwriters by pricing the deal below demand.
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Still the left's refrain is this is a tax giveaway for big bad corporations and rich business owners.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) picks up a toy pig at PETA's annual Congressional Veggie Dog Giveaway on Wednesday.
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In a bill that offered many perks for the wealthy, the 529 provision was a particularly brazen giveaway.
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And don't sleep on entering Hyperallergic's giveaway to win two tickets, airfare, and hotel accommodations for the festival.
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More specifically, the giveaway was a marketing stunt for a pair of shoes Glover created in collaboration with Adidas.
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The danger is that it becomes a giant giveaway, benefiting only people and places that do not need help.
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Which I think is... it could be a giveaway if you&aposre a Mad Men fan, but maybe not.
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The giveaway: a new "Hearing" button in Control Center, which when engaged shows controls for Live Listen on AirPods.
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We use the term "disappear" rather cheekily, of course, because it's a dead giveaway to what we're talking about.
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Kourtney also shared her secret for keeping her impressive closet from overflowing: always have a "giant giveaway bag" going.
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"I went to preach my message of positive hip-hop," he says about his giveaway after the presidential election.
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Typically, the giveaway is a complex set of features and speaking patterns that only algorithms can pick up on.
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The policy got a ringing endorsement from tabloid newspapers, and is always sold as a giveaway to low earners.
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Opponents have decried it as a giveaway to Foxconn, saying it hasn&apost provided enough guarantees to protect taxpayers.
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Democrats, expected to unanimously oppose the tax bill, have dismissed it as a giveaway to the wealthy and corporations.
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Beat the leader's price and you'll be entered in a killer giveaway and earn a spot on the leaderboard.
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We will post rules for each contest and giveaway that will be binding for those who decide to participate.
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She shared intimate thoughts, launched an impromptu dress giveaway, and took us to a J.Lo. concert and to church.
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California secessionists plan to retool their movement this week to include a large-scale land giveaway to Native Americans.
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Petersen said he was briefly banned from Facebook last year after he attempted to promote an AR-15 giveaway.
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To enter the World Nutella Day Coupon Giveaway for a free jar, keep an eye out on social media.
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If Congress wants to help "drain the swamp," ending this corporate giveaway would be a great place to start.
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Don't try to find snazzy colors or prints on boots; that's a dead giveaway they won't be warm enough.
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Beat the leader's price and you'll be entered in an epic giveaway and earn a spot on the leaderboard.
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Tickets weren't sold for this show ... this was exclusively a giveaway from various radio stations in the Atlanta market.
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Hurry over to Bite Beauty's Instagram to enter the giveaway before it closes on Friday at 9 A.M. EST.
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Their owners are often forced to sell property, electricity generators and whatever other assets they have at giveaway prices.
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A giveaway for a metallic Supreme x The North Face jacket I wouldn't even want to be buried in?
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The third giveaway from the Jets came on the ensuing kickoff, when returner Jalin Marshall coughed up the ball.
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This is the fourth time that Taco Bell has teamed with the tech company for a PlayStation-themed giveaway.
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But as it stands, the bill is a giveaway to the banking industry in which consumers get very little.
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The Schumer-Rubio immigration bill was nothing more than a giveaway to the corporate patrons who run both parties.
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That made it even easier for Democrats to paint the bill as a fat giveaway to Trump's rich friends.
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When he was 222 years old, Kassan sold the lollipops his father had been sent as a promotional giveaway.
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Indeed, the giveaway does not require any beneficiary to create new jobs as the price of enjoying the subsidy.
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Fresh off passing a $85033 trillion giveaway to the wealthy, Republicans continue to work to shield their billionaire donors.
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That's how many Big Macs DoorDash is giving away for one cent this week in its biggest giveaway yet.
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His absence on his giveaway day will serve as a poignant reminder of the course of this Mets season.
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And then, in the biggest TV giveaway of all time, C.A.R.P. forgave the debt for 9,000 very lucky people.
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The first letter of his incoming iMessages weren't capitalized—a clear giveaway that he was typing from a computer.
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Ms. DeVos had denounced the debt-relief system as a "free money" giveaway, and sought repeatedly to curtail it.
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Summer There's lots to do this week, but before you jump in, make sure to enter our giveaway here.
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Take a look and share this newsletter with friends — if they win the giveaway, maybe they'll bring you along!
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Trump promises to increase the national debt by far, far more for an even bigger giveaway to the rich.
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This crazy board can only be won by one lucky pizza-lover from a giveaway on their official Instagram.
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If you win the giveaway, you'll keep enough money in your pocket to splurge on the accessories below instead.
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They portrayed it as a Republican giveaway to corporations that would lead to cuts in Social Security and Medicare.
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NASHVILLE — Fans attending Games 26 and 2 of the Stanley Cup finals in Pittsburgh received gold giveaway T-shirts.
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There was a private market for those who could not wait for a city giveaway, but it was sleepy.
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Even Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell slammed Pelosi for partaking in the very normal post-signing pen-giveaway tradition.
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The cash giveaway immediately drew harsh criticism from Democrats, who said paying off potential voters was a desperate tactic.
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Keller took advantage of a giveaway behind the Chicago net and fed Stepan, then backhanded the puck past Forsberg.
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Democrats will be waiting to pounce with criticism that the Republican plan is a big giveaway to the rich.
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Democrats call the Republican legislation a giveaway to the rich that would hurt millions of the most vulnerable Americans.
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Soon after this he launched another smaller giveaway offering an extra 1 million Japanese yen to another 20 people.
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One giveaway is that the concrete on the houses is fresh dark gray, rather than sun-bleached and weathered.
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The soft strains of Frank Sinatra songs played in the background between programs, a dead giveaway about the demographics.
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In the end, the missing trees that had inspired the giveaway turned out not to be stolen at all.
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The biggest giveaway: More than 5,400 of the suspicious claims were filed and submitted from the same IP address.
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They have referred to the GOP tax bill as a "tax scam" and a giveaway to the wealthiest Americans.
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Democrats have called the tax plan a giveaway to the rich and corporations that would swell the federal deficit.
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Democrats have been united in their opposition to the bill, calling it a giveaway to the wealthy and corporations.
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General Conditions: Sponsor reserves the right to cancel, suspend and/or modify the Giveaway, or any part of it, if any fraud, technical failures or any other factor beyond Sponsor's reasonable control impairs the integrity or proper functioning of the Giveaway, as determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion, without prior notice.
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She says that on one such occasion local officers simply advised her to take down her giveaway "barber's shop" sign.
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The posthumanist replicants, synthetic humanoids, robo-hot-sticks – call them what you will—their facial symmetry is a dead giveaway.
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The first 10,000 fans through the gates at today's game will be given a voucher to redeem the giveaway item.
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This year, they estimate they will give away 9 million Slurpees during the giveaway period—11 am to 7 pm.
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I wonder how that all will play out if the identity of the person running the giveaway becomes known publicly.
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The second giveaway is full of high-pigment makeup, much of it housed in compacts and tubes with special compartments.
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But no matter how much you're channeling the era, your smartphone is a dead giveaway that you're living in 2017.
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Democrats say the Republican tax plan is a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy at the expense of working Americans.
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The sides are their giveaway, however: they have bulky arms that house a color laser, Bluetooth module, processor, and battery.
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And not every tax expenditure is a giveaway, argues Maya Forstater of the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank.
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If you want a hint about the upcoming giveaway, you can watch a short, 30-second ad to get one.
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While a lidar unit on top of an AV is usually a dead giveaway, a Tesla on autopilot is not.
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Democrats have slammed the plan as a giveaway to corporations and the rich that would drive up the federal deficit.
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It seems worth adding some numbers on just how much this would be a giveaway to the very, very rich.
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It's a straightforward, 100% free giveaway that will give your skin a much-needed hard refresh before moving into August.
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Hamdi Ulukaya, its founder, said he'd giveaway up to 10% of the company when it goes public or is sold.
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However, the distribution of a central bank's money as a giveaway to the public is not merely an accounting problem.
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Mr Liu cites the Belt and Road Initiative, a global infrastructure-building project, as an indefensible giveaway to poor countries.
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Indeed, these subtle words were a dead giveaway that the Taylor we all knew and loved is still with us.
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Once you sign in or sign up, the giveaway will simply appear under the "My Rewards" tab on the app.
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The fast-food giveaway comes thanks to the Golden State Warriors beating the Cleveland Cavaliers on the road in Cleveland.
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If you are interested in going and want to take advantage of our giveaway, head over to the ticket page.
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I did a giveaway the previous week and picked five fans and a friend to come meet for ice cream.
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Some see Trump's decision to halt joint US-South Korean military exercises as a huge and unreciprocated giveaway to Kim.
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New Jersey and Maryland reportedly offered $2000 billion for HQ23, which would be the biggest corporate giveaway in American history.
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The only giveaway that this person in the photo is indeed Teese is her bustier-style romper and red lip.
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And the insurance-company giveaway, which allows insurers to slap a 30 percent penalty on late enrollees, should be abolished.
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Flat glasses are a dead giveaway for nerdy smart glasses (or, maybe the cheap kind you get in swag bags).
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The obvious giveaway is the protective, rubber case that will defend the tablet against drops, throws, and other physical threats.
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Republicans in Congress are moving closer to cutting taxes in what would amount to a huge giveaway to the superrich.
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You can earn extra entries to the contest by sharing the giveaway link with friends and following our social accounts.
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But Warren and Sanders this week came out strongly against the measure, blasting it as a giveaway to pharmaceutical companies.
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About five minutes later, Anderson set up Dzingel, who beat Demko with a backhander after the Canucks committed another giveaway.
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One side sees it as a giveaway of public assets; the other has difficulty finding agreement amongst its own divisions.
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After pouncing on a giveaway, Boedker fed Pavelski, who skated into the slot and wired a wrister under Dubnyk's arm.
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The current understanding between Kim and Trump may not be a complete American giveaway either, as some critics are asserting.
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Once scrubbed from the team's giveaway calendar, Rodriguez now has a replica-bat day in his honor at Yankee Stadium.
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The grim apogee of the art of giveaway took place in September at the Helsinki summit between Trump and Putin.
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For a company like Nvidia, which gets a fifth of its business from China, the giveaway was business as usual.
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Republicans know it will be a heavy lift, and Dems are billing it as a giveaway to Trump's rich friends.
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But if this package is another giveaway to Big Oil there is absolutely no point in coming to the table.
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Democrats viewed the bill as a giveaway to big corporations and a tax increase on lots and lots of Americans.
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While Republicans have been praising the measure, Democrats have been attacking it as a giveaway for wealthy individuals and corporations.
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We absolutely need a methodical and prudent approach for any development in or near these areas — not a hasty giveaway.
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Otherwise, the Democrats, the news media, and plenty of Republicans will still see it as a giveaway to the rich.
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Lawmakers wisely exercised their power under the Congressional Review Act to stop this giveaway to the class action trial bar.
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Critics of the bill seek to paint it as a weakening of the FDA standards or a giveaway to industry.
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Following a giveaway by Sabres defenseman Nathan Beaulieu, Taylor Hall fed Johansson to make it 4-573 at 7:49.
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Critics already have pounced on the plan as a giveaway to the rich that does little for lower-income brackets.
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But the characterization of depreciation as phantom losses or a "lucrative giveaway" for anyone holding investment property is simply inflammatory.
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And about 35 percent of that giveaway is to foreigners, so the tax cut makes America as a whole poorer.
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Every Senate Republican voted for this toxic tax giveaway, and we'll continue to hold them accountable for their harmful agenda.
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Fromm threw no interceptions on 111 passes through five games, but his first giveaway in the second quarter was costly.
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Amodeo struck the deal with Max, who then took the cars back to Manhattan once the giveaway ceremony was over.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly denounced that agreement as a giveaway to Iran, but his administration is still abiding by its terms.
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He opposed convict leasing as a public giveaway to wealthy landowners and an oppressive burden on impoverished offenders, including blacks.
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Rebate websites offer Amazon products at deep discounts or for free and streamline the process for giveaway seekers like Jessica.
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Nor are giveaway plastic bags really "free," she noted, because consumers pay for them in the price of their purchases.
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One cash giveaway at his gas station led to a near-riot that had to be dispersed with live ammunition.
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Kim is skeptical of Jimmy's new career path, in particular his cellphone giveaway and half-price approach to finding clients.
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A billion-dollar giveaway to one of the world's biggest corporations caused an outcry with the electorate and their representatives.
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Ms. DeVos, who called the plan a "free money" giveaway, soon imposed a partial-relief approach, based on student income.
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" Another reporter began a question that she acknowledged was unrelated to the tablet giveaway and Mr. de Blasio said, "O.
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Just like how giveaways are a growth hack for creators, Yang's giveaway is a growth hack for his email list.
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Democrats have slammed the public-private partnership model as a corporate giveaway that will only lead to more toll ways.
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We suspect that anything the industry argues for will be framed by opponents as yet another giveaway to large banks.
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Negan's line about how people "following rules and working together" was "all this was originally about" is a giveaway there.
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She views the overhaul of the tax system as a giveaway to the rich that will hit the middle class.
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The crowd at the church's annual gift giveaway could not believe their eyes when the performer showed up, loaded with presents.
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His opponent, Laura Kelly, faces a tight race because she's not willing to gut the budget for a tax cut giveaway.
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Over time, I've learned to hide my superfan status, even if a simple scroll through my socials is a dead giveaway.
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The banking industry remains deeply unpopular, and liberal activists have assailed the new law as a giveaway to the financial industry.
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You say they want to elevate it, that means they want to make it a giveaway or a ... No, no, no.
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The giveaway is a nice reminder of one of the under-recognized aspects of the current push toward voice-control devices.
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If you're able to beat the current highest offer, you'll get featured on the leaderboard and entered into a legendary giveaway.
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Judge posted about the giveaway on Instagram, Wednesday, a day after the dress showed up on the latest episode of RHOC.
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But starting Tuesday, a new jewelry brand is making all of your gold-hoop dreams come true via a major giveaway.
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However, the gradual weight gain from all the ribs, brisket, chicken and pork butt might be a bit of a giveaway.
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And there is, as Barro says, absolutely no reason to believe that there would be large economic benefits from this giveaway.
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Democrats blasted the plan as a giveaway to the wealthy and businesses, despite Trump's assurances that the rich would not benefit.
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The annual giveaway is a collaboration between the Los Angeles Unified School District and the the Assistance League of Los Angeles.
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On the surface, it may seem like a nice holiday giveaway for Family plan users (and it is in some respects).
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Democrats say the proposed cuts are a giveaway to businesses and the rich, financed with billions of dollars in taxpayer debt.
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Including that could help Trump appeal to his base and mollify critics who say the plan is a giveaway for millionaires.
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Clarification: This article has been updated to say that the Peyton Manning autographed item is the prize of a promotional giveaway.
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Deal: It's National Sandwich Month at Jersey Mike's, with different free giveaway sweepstakes every Monday through Thursday of November on Twitter.
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But the next, next best thing is this: We're partnering with Penguin Random House and Lorem Ipsum for the ultimate giveaway.
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But opponents deride the Republican healthcare bill as a giveaway to wealthy Americans who would see some tax increases rolled back.
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A distinct clump of unique stars would have been a giveaway that they're interlopers from elsewhere, but no such evidence exists.
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As you may know by now, UK label LuckyMe is doing their annual advent calendar giveaway a little differently this year.
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The repellent goes for $15 a pop, but the $5k giveaway is worth it ... especially if the teams leave Zika-free.
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Each donation for the Tesla giveaway benefits Big Green, an organization that helps children around the U.S. build lifelong healthy habits.
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Democrats have attacked the tax law as a giveaway to corporations and the rich at the expense of the middle class.
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The Tigers shot 58.3 percent in the first half, but they committed 10 turnovers compared to one giveaway by N.C. State.
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Their excruciating self-consciousness is a clear giveaway, as are their on-again-off-again friendships and their preference for texting.
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Wearing all black, her long, wavy hair is loose and her pristine makeup is an undeniable giveaway of her industry experience.
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And sure enough, The New York Times reports that since the tax giveaway passed, money has been flowing into republican coffers.
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Most lunch entrées, except salads, are available as part of the giveaway — including chicken sandwiches, chicken nuggets, and Chick-n-Strips.
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Worse, it smells of the same kind of rigged, giveaway to the rich that middle-class Americans are so angry about.
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This bill, the Energy and Natural Resources Act of 28503, is a shameless giveaway to the polluting oil and gas industry.
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The Islanders recorded their first even-strength goal of the series following a Carolina giveaway, with Bailey converting on a wrister.
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I didn't support that corporate tax giveaway before Delta gave the NRA the cold shoulder and I don't support it now.
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The GOP says the bill will spark business investment, hiring and wage growth, while Democrats claim it's a giveaway to corporations.
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Boeser gave the Canucks an 073-1 lead with an unassisted marker on a slap shot off a Tampa Bay giveaway.
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DQ's first cone giveaway of 2016 falls on March 15, a full five days before the official kick-off of spring.
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Sketchy realtors can take on all sorts of different shapes and sizes, but the sure fire giveaway is a Bluetooth earpiece.
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"The duration of our giveaway will depend on our level of inventory and the amount of requests we receive," said Rees.
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We don't know exactly how big a giveaway to Trump this is, because we don't know what's on his tax returns.
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"The message is going to be simple and clear: This is a huge giveaway for corporations and the wealthy," Levin said.
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The giveaway is the administration's focus on how the "big, beautiful wall" will look, as opposed to what it will do.
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Apple made "Songs of Innocence" a giveaway that suddenly appeared in the iTunes libraries of both fans and non-fans worldwide.
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Mr. Trump called the agreement a disastrous giveaway to Iran that merely postponed its ability to become a nuclear-armed state.
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Rashell Walker took advantage of a giveaway at Paradise Baptist Church after hearing about it from a neighbor in her building.
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A second giveaway scheduled for this month in Virginia has been postponed, and more are said to be in the works.
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He was offering a giveaway of 1 billion yen (over $9 million), so it is not overly surprising it went viral.
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Some critics called it an election-year giveaway to the teachers' union, which has endorsed Mr. de Blasio's re-election bid.
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Dozens of giveaway glow-in-the-dark wristbands were hurled to the ice by angry fans stirred up by the fracas.
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Mr. Trump called the agreement too weak and described it as a shameful giveaway to Iran by his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Taxes: He called the GOP tax bill a "giveaway" to wealthy Americans and said he supports cuts for the middle class.
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The president last week heaped new criticism on his predecessor's energy policy, calling it a "giveaway" of public resources to corporations.
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Who is going to fund the $100 billion per year giveaway to the 170 countries or so for climate change mitigation?
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Bozeman recently did a collaboration with LavishRuby, which involved a giveaway for people who subscribed to both of their YouTube channels.
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Days later he was on hand for a Back to School Backpack Giveaway at Lower Eastside Girls Club of New York.
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Even "fun size" candies, which have become the standard Halloween giveaway, contain a deceptively high calorie count, considering their tiny size.
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Democrats expressed concerns that the administration's proposal would amount to a giveaway for the wealthy and could lead to more tolling.
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Sanchez is the only young Yankee with a personal Twitter hashtag — #IAmGary — and his own bobblehead giveaway on the promotional schedule.
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This year and last year, the coffee brand teamed up with the Manischewitz Company, which makes Passover matzos, on a giveaway.
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Democrats have repeatedly criticized the law as a giveaway to corporations and wealthy individuals at the expense of the middle class.
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His latest giveaway similarly seems to be within election rules; experts are unsure whether the move will ultimately be allowed, however.
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And Democrats will be only too happy to run against the GOP's tax giveaway to plutocrats in next year's midterm elections.
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A giveaway by Adam McQuaid led to Mike Hoffman centering to Zibanejad for an easy redirect, Zibanejad's 21st of the season.
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President Trump has called the 2015 agreement a "very bad deal" for the United States and a disastrous giveaway to Iran.
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President Trump promised the typical American household a $4,000 pay raise as he pushed for his tax giveaway to the rich.
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He still does the occasional giveaway of chest binders (compression garments that reduce the appearance of female breasts) through Instagram Stories.
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There just aren't enough deductions in the tax code to make Trump's plan anything other than a giveaway to the wealthy.
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Abuse and disinformation were top of mind, but Dorsey also spoke to another problem as well: the proliferation of cryptocurrency giveaway scams.
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"I think the program is well-intentioned and not intended as a giveaway to rich guys or anything like that," Rosenthal said.
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And yet, for some, the tremendous tax giveaway remains hard to reconcile in a city very much in need of tax dollars.
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Andrighetto cut Buffalo's lead to 4-3 with his second of the night two minutes later following a terrible giveaway by Johnson.
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You can snag additional entries by sharing the giveaway on social media and sending the unique link to your friends and family.
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Gazing through this filter, it seems unthinkable that the Arsene Wengers of the world would not frolic freely in this obvious giveaway.
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Twenty-eight percent reported that liars seemed nervous, a quarter reported incoherence, and another quarter that liars exhibited certain little giveaway motions.
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If you've ever dreamed of having locks like Chrissy Teigen's, you're going to want to enter Jen Atkin's haircut giveaway contest STAT.
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BU's Patrick Harper had a neutral-zone giveaway and appeared to take Shea down as he skated deep into the Terriers' zone.
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In a world that's absolutely, maddeningly wracked with inequality — financial and otherwise — offering a giveaway like this, for promotional purposes, is obscene.
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"Miller argued for the safety of warfarin by pointing out that it turns the dead hog's fat bright blue, "a dead giveaway.
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Democrats are unified against the measure, calling it a giveaway to corporations and the rich that would drive up the federal deficit.
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"As a graduate student who makes about $20,000 a year, I saw this as a massive giveaway for the rich," he said.
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Meek Mill isn't letting prison bars crush his holiday spirit when it comes to his traditional Thanksgiving turkey giveaway ... TMZ has learned.
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Naturally, the first question that comes to my mind is about the bong giveaway Nixon hosted with Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer.
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The giveaway table is where people put food samples or products they no longer need or want for experiments or taste tests.
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The RIAA recognized the giveaway in its calculation, but Billboard disqualified those numbers, on the grounds that it doesn't recognize gratis promotions.
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If Krispy Kreme succeeds in giving away a million doughnuts on National Doughnut Day, it will have another doughnut giveaway next month.
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If you want to rack up even more entries and look generous at the same time, share the giveaway link with friends.
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Also, in honor of International Women's Day on March 8, we're teaming up with the ladies' brands on a girl-powered giveaway.
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That means you won't find brands giving 1 percent of profits to charity, or just touting a one-for-one giveaway model.
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Trump might have run promising to turn back the special interests, but his policy papers promised a massive giveaway to Wall Street.
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I plan on crowd sourcing on social media and maybe doing like an iPhone giveaway for whoever comes up with the name.
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Experts say that the end result of all of this hype could be a multi-billion dollar giveaway from taxpayers to Amazon.
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Equinox's Rockefeller Center location has the layout and feel of a corporate law firm, but the exercise equipment is a dead giveaway.
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The people's elected representatives should refuse to cooperate with this Wall Street giveaway and encourage their colleagues to put Americans before banks.
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It also emerged that the company was spending more on marketing than on instruction — a giveaway of what the game was about.
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"This year we didn't decorate the house or anything," said Ramirez's grandmother, Nelys Benavides, during a charity-organized present giveaway in Petare.
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Yep, the ether giveaway scam we've come to associate with Elon Musk has branched out to our very own commander in chief.
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Democrats have hammered the plan as a giveaway to the rich while Republicans say it provides tax relief for individuals and businesses.
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Jennifer Granholm described the tax plan as a "giveaway to the ultra-rich winners of the ovarian lottery" in a tweet. Sen.
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The Byrd T-shirt giveaway was on a Tuesday, but data showed that weekends are the best time to improve ticket sales.
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Demonstrations were always to be expected, with Brazil hosting an unprofitable $12 billion corporate giveaway even as its economy slides into crisis.
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Business Briefing Chipotle has plans to expand its burrito giveaway, part of its campaign to persuade people that its food is safe.
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It's one of her most sensual videos yet, and only the first of many to come if the title is a giveaway.
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Overall, it's the biggest giveaway to the rich that any top GOP contender is offering: Cruz's proposal isn't a pure consumption tax.
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" AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Shuler called the TPP "a corporate giveaway, putting jobs at risk rather than growing opportunity for all.
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Recent polling suggests that it isn't just retailers who think that a giant giveaway to the biggest banks is a bad idea.
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It would be an immense mistake if Mr. Trump's modest victory over Carrier's offshoring led to a major giveaway of corporate taxes.
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The giveaway: gas clouds traveling at roughly 30 percent of the speed of light, circling the center of the Milky Way, above.
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They did hit the Golden Globe party circuit after dinner, but no word if Bey was drinking which would've been a giveaway.
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So the real news about the tax cut is that it is – I know you'll be shocked – mainly a giveaway to corporations.
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A draft congressional analysis this week found that the change is the second-biggest tax giveaway in the $2 trillion stimulus package.
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Environmentalists criticized the plan as a giveaway to the oil and gas industry that would devastate the nesting habitat of the bird.
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In its first attempt at quick-turnaround communication during the coronavirus pandemic, JanSport hired 10 TikTok influencers to promote its backpack giveaway.
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It makes a simple point, but one everyone — myself included — somehow missed: the Trump tax plan is a huge giveaway to foreigners.
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But opponents deride the Republican health-care bill as a giveaway to wealthy Americans who would see some tax increases rolled back.
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They have protested a provision that would increase intellectual property protection for certain advanced drugs as a giveaway to the pharmaceutical industry.
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"[This has happened] specifically by people who contact my subscribers claiming to be me saying they have won a giveaway," she said.
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"To me, that's the headline, not that this is a giant giveaway to the rich and large corporations," Ellis told The Hill.
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Instead, congressional Republicans chose a partisan giveaway of $1.5 trillion in tax cuts for multinational corporations that leaves 13 million Americans uninsured.
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Why this oddly targeted giveaway — especially in light of what other taxpayers are being asked to give up in this same bill?
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And black holes may seem invisible, but the way they interact with the material around them is the giveaway, the researchers said.
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Democratic leaders in Congress have cast it as a giveaway to the rich and corporations at the expense of the working class.
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Those giant reusable bags from Ikea are super strong and perfect for holding the giveaway pile when you're doing a big clean-out.
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Through November, the brand will be posting weekly giveaway opportunities on its Instagram page, as well as its YouTube, Facebook and Twitter platforms.
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In one instance, Walid Raad's massive installation "Walkthrough, Part I" (2014-2018) is transformed into giveaway posters, through a collaboration with the artist.
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Whether it's a buy-two-get-one-free promo, or a seasonal giveaway on the jumbo 3-wick candles, the deals don't stop.
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Democrats have been unified against the measure, calling it a giveaway to corporations and the rich that would drive up the federal deficit.
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The giveaway at the New Covenant Missionary Baptist Church was orchestrated by the Dr. Willie Wilson Foundation, the nonprofit announced on social media.
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They're trained to look for warning signs not just about patients – demands for early refills can be a giveaway – but also about doctors.
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" Because of the giveaway, and her overall love of reading, many people in the community simply refer to Newman as the "Book Lady.
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These priorities have been gutted for close to 40 years in favor of a trickle-down, corporate-giveaway philosophy that has never worked.
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He subsequently became the head of St. Jude's Dream Home Giveaway, a fund-raising program for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis.
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As a bonus, your name will automatically be entered into an iPhone XS Max and AirPods giveaway when you beat the leader's price.
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Marketing materials obtained by Dave Zatz depict the Ecobee4 with a blue light at the top, which is a pretty obvious Alexa giveaway.
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Recorded for Klas Burling's Sveriges Radio (Swedish National Radio) show Pop '63, the audience consisted of 100 lucky winners of a ticket giveaway.
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Now, how long before someone finds a way to turn this Thanksgiving surprise into an iconic meme, like that other famous Oprah giveaway?
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It would be a permanent stain on my character, a giveaway to the rest of the world that I was irresponsible, a failure.
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Giving away money earned Donaldson the title as "YouTube's biggest philanthropist," but every giveaway video comes with an equally impressive return on investment.
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A more populist Democratic platform might rally more voters to Trump, as many whites will see it as a giveaway to undeserving minorities.
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With a $5 [$4 USD] purchase, Shannon was given a whole free gram of Cherry Pie though and that's a fairly sizable giveaway.
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John Oliver forgave $15 million worth of medical debt on last night's Last Week Tonight, making it the largest giveaway on television history.
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Nikolas Schiller, the other DCMJ co-founder, told CNN the giveaway had to end early because the cops took all of the pot.
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Aside from the monetary cost of the syringes – over $500,000 – the needle giveaway failed to get rid of the problem it was targeting.
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John Oliver generously trumped Oprah Winfrey's $7 million giveaway in 2004, when she gave a car to every member of her studio audience.
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The biggest giveaway is people talking too fast, giving too much information away, unusual hand movements, or gestures like looking to the floor.
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The bank has been hailed by Democrats as a linchpin of domestic manufacturing and vilified by conservatives as a giveaway to big corporations.
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Glendrose Gorriceta, a 45-year-old domestic worker from the Philippines, screamed triumphantly after receiving a Louis Vuitton handbag at her first giveaway.
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"Almost inevitably, unreasonable government secrecy is the enemy and usually the giveaway about what the real story might be," Bernstein said to applause.
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But a giveaway to the under-40s was welcome from a party that has hitherto ruthlessly protected pensioners' privileges while ignoring the young.
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"Repealing a rule that is working is just another giveaway to an industry that doesn't need it," said Mary Nichols, the board's chairwoman.
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If you've entered the giveaway and have been notified that you didn't win, click the "Add to Cart" button to claim the deal.
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In addition, the satellite radio company, SiriusXM, pays below-market royalties, thanks to a giveaway it first wrested from Congress 20 years ago.
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So it's not a policy win and it's not a campaign win, yet republicans are already setting their sites on tax giveaway 6900.
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In a massive giveaway to the logging industry, it eviscerates the Roadless Area Conservation rule in Alaska, home of our wildest national forests.
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GIVEAWAY🚨: In honor of Roundhill launching the first pure-play eSports ETF, I'm giving away their $NERD snapback to a few followers.
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"Almost inevitably, unreasonable government secrecy is the enemy and usually the giveaway about what the real story might be," Bernstein said, CNN reported.
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All you have to do is enter your email address here to enter the giveaway and cross your fingers that you'll be picked.
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Liberal economists call Republican plans to abolish the estate tax a costly giveaway to the rich, cloaked in rhetoric about saving family farms.
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Canada's ministry of public safety did not comment on Larsen's seed giveaway, but a government spokesperson confirmed the move is still technically illegal.
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Critics called the deal a corporate giveaway that would never result in the promised manufacturing jobs and said it posed serious environmental risks.
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"Despite Trump's tax giveaway to the wealthy and large corporations, real wages have actually gone down, not up, since June 2017," he wrote.
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Like Trump's healthcare proposal, it could struggle against public opinion, with Democrats likely to cast it as a Republican giveaway to the rich.
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Stock buybacks went through the roof, so if you were an executive or a big shareholder, you did great with that tax giveaway.
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Cancer and drug pricing experts said the one-month time-frame Novartis proposed for its $475,000 Kymriah price would have been a giveaway.
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KALL He needs to show the audience that he can do more than deliver quippy sound bites and engage in campaign giveaway gimmicks.
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The giveaway will stop accepting admissions on April 30, and the drawing of the winners will take place on or near May 15.
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The Flames took advantage of a Rangers giveaway a minute later as Backlund fired a shot that deflected off Tkachuk and past Lundqvist.
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In New York City, free ones can be obtained by taking the Department of Sanitation's online zero waste pledge or attending giveaway events.
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And even if you can't be sure what a free flight will cost in miles, at least the baggage giveaway is something tangible.
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Lamb opposed the Trump tax cut, calling it a "giveaway" to the rich and calling for tax cuts targeted to the middle class.
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Jiang said that a great shoe that seems to be selling for very low is usually a dead giveaway that it's a fake.
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Rocket Mortgage is preparing giveaway free cash at next month's Super Bowl with a campaign to celebrate its new partnership with the NFL.
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" In a video tweet posted prior to the cash giveaway event started, Scott said: "This is how Black folks Pro-Trump events begin.
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"The giveaway with Alissa Violet was definitely not [a] scam and ruse," the company said before thanking BuzzFeed News for "looking into it."
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You can always count on MAC Cosmetics for three things: cult products (hey, Ruby Woo), Instagram-worthy collections, and the occasional major giveaway.
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The strategy could prove risky, however, as conservatives may balk at any language that might be seen as a special giveaway to Alaska.
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Following a Red Wings giveaway in their own zone, Bjorkstrand wristed a shot over Bernier's left shoulder after a backhanded pass from Nyquist.
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But critics argue that it's a special-interest giveaway that could open the door to a new wave of reckless financial activity. Sen.
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Yang will reportedly announce the giveaway during his opening statement, and people will be able to enter the raffle over the next week.
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We cannot allow Republicans to waste this opportunity for reform on another giveaway for wealthy Americans that leaves working families footing the bill.
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The same district has been involved in numerous outreach efforts, including listening campaigns, "Cocoa with a Cop," a shoe giveaway, and community walks.
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These test ads featured the same wording in Target and G Suite bitcoin giveaway tweets, with one containing the exact same scam website URL.
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The text in the screenshot below, taken from a fake post about Barack Obama banning the pledge of allegiance, should be a dead giveaway.
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Microsoft plans to gift the console to one fan who participates in the giveaway on the band's Twitter account starting today through September 17th.
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That is, T-Mobile was actually offering the pizza giveaway to anyone with an available line, instead of just one free pizza per account.
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Tyler Johnson scooped up Matt Grzelcyk's giveaway and fed it to Palat, who flicked the puck past Rask just 1:47 into the contest.
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It's unclear if either of the hats are the originals worn by Trump on the campaign trail or might be part of a giveaway.
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Their email is pushed to your personal email, and after that, it's up to you to contact the person and arrange for the giveaway.
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Enter to win the giveaway here and shop for some of the latest and greatest iPhone 11 and AirPod accessories in our shop below.
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After all, one of her Republican opponents is Rich Hobson, Roy Moore's former campaign aide who did an AR-903 giveaway during Memorial Day.
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But more importantly, the program is a giveaway aimed at giving US corporations a shot at becoming profitable in a new, space-based economy.
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The brand is known for their leggings made from recycled water bottles, which blew up on Facebook after a free product giveaway went viral.
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We also stop at an Aldi because we want to have cookie giveaway bags with our business cards for all of the workshop attendees.
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" 3D-PRINTED GUN BLUEPRINTS CAN BE DOWNLOADED, ENDING LENGTHY LEGAL BATTLE "The Trump Administration's sickening NRA giveaway undermines the very foundations of public safety.
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"I plan on crowd sourcing on social media and maybe doing like an iPhone giveaway for whoever comes up with the name," Pratt explains.
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People are very ignorant, which actually means that gay people don't seem to worry about the way they look or sound as a giveaway.
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Because the FDA bill "does nothing to lower drug prices and is a giveaway to the pharmaceutical industry," per his spokesman, Josh Miller-Lewis.
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But he is absolutely right about the true intentions behind this proposal: Republicans are jamming through a massive tax giveaway under utterly false pretenses.
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The Verge Back to School Giveaway We've got a ton of great stuff hand-picked from our Back to School Guide: NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.
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Sherwood netted the winner at 11:22, capitalizing on a Canucks giveaway, but Leivo and Pearson scored 54 seconds apart to close the gap.
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Democrats argue that the tax reform/tax cuts are a corporate giveaway, and that the December 2017 law cut taxes only for the rich.
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The second-term senator acknowledges its vulnerability to attack as a giveaway to big business at the expense of financially squeezed working-class voters.
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Democrats were more effective in messaging and instead reframed the law as what it (mostly) was: an unnecessary giveaway to corporations and the rich.
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And those seeking more affordable housing in New York have been critical of the 421-a program, describing it as a giveaway to developers.
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If you're ever having trouble spotting the difference between an iPhone XS and an iPhone 11, the camera sensors will be a dead giveaway.
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"Democrats stand ready for a real infrastructure plan, not something that's another giveaway to Wall Street, which is what we're hearing," Van Hollen said.
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Republicans supported the tax giveaway because they don't care about the national debt, and they don't care about real relief for middle class families.
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A year after the plan takes back a hundred-dollar credit for poorer families, it makes permanent a million-dollar giveaway to rich ones.
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The proposed Senate bill includes a massive corporate giveaway that could amount to $79 billion, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Registration fees for showcases, some of which goes toward facilities and giveaway swag for the participants, can range from $220 to $22,000 per entry.
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The other issue Flickr's new team has with the "free storage" giveaway is that it meant the Yahoo-owned Flickr was beholden to advertisers.
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A vague sketch of a tax proposal put forth by the White House in April would amount to a huge giveaway to rich people.
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Twice a year the charity hosts Operation Wedding Gown, a nationwide bridal dress giveaway, and it holds 210 to 22011 pop-up events annually.
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Boeing gave a million dollars to Mr. Trump's inaugural committee — a giveaway now under scrutiny as a possible conflict of interest for the president.
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In a statement, Mr. Casey called the president's plan "a massive tax giveaway" to the richest Americans at the expense of the middle class.
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To entice people to download an app, companies often offer one-time discounts, entry into a sweepstakes giveaway, or registration into a warranty program.
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Perhaps the biggest giveaway about the plan is the way that its supporters are trying to push it through Congress as quickly as possible.
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All of them have some version of a helmet giveaway program and require riders to wear a helmet, which is also required by law.
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In reality, when corporations repatriate offshore earnings during a tax holiday, the largest beneficiary of the giveaway is not working Americans but corporate shareholders.
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Yet band members believe that in the end, the giveaway introduced U2 to the newer, younger fans they see at their recent concert audiences.
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The title "Three Identical Strangers" is somewhat of a giveaway in a documentary that's best watched knowing as little as possible about its specifics.
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"Trump's landmine policy reversal is barbaric, weakens America's moral leadership, and is quite simply a giveaway to the military industrial complex," the statement reads.
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The buzz grew after Netflix shared a trailer for the series and Muslims and Arabic speakers pointed out a giant giveaway about the plot.
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The title is a giveaway, but these charming, digressive "essayettes," in the manner of Montaigne, surprise and challenge more than a reader might expect.
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I recently organised a Twitter giveaway that drummed up a bunch of RTs, for instance, and I've also been experimenting with posts on Reddit.
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Setting aside the "free car"/government giveaway jokes, Oprah gets at the heart of whether Democrats should fight fire with fire in 2020 — i.e.
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Recently expanded in 2012, it almost certainly benefitted from a Bush-era tax giveaway allowing 50 percent of expansion costs to be deducted immediately.
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"With their tax scam, Republicans have engineered a massive giveaway to corporations and the ultra-rich, at the expense of hardworking Americans," complained Rep.
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While the Flames had a power play, Matthew Tkachuk committed a costly giveaway at the offensive blue line that sent Couture on a rush.
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Democrats argued the share buybacks show that the tax cuts were a giveaway to the wealthy and won't stimulate corporate investments and job creation.
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And the mayor's poll numbers on Staten Island, as Mr. Oddo pointed out during remarks accompanying the cannoli giveaway, "aren't great" — a gracious understatement.
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Known as the production tax credit (PTC), this government giveaway means that MidAmerican's new wind farm could generate $22019 million in credits each year.
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After a scoreless second period, neither team could find the net until Chychrun got the puck on a giveaway and passed to Lawson Crouse.
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Democratic leaders, meanwhile, are hammering the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as a giveaway to the wealthy at the expense of the middle class.
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And giveaway deals like this also helps consumers to get over their initial hesitation about adding on yet another subscription to their monthly expenses.
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Moreover, Democrats constantly pounded it as a giveaway to the rich, which Republicans acknowledged had made a difference in how Americans viewed the law.
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The NFL in 2015 agreed to give up the tax-exempt status for its league office, after lawmakers denounced it as an unconscionable giveaway.
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Critics often challenge stadiums and arenas as a giveaway to team owners in return for a relatively small number of low-paid seasonal jobs.
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For instance, while you can sprint, an AI character never will, so it's a dead giveaway when a character suddenly bolts through the crowd.
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US politicians widely viewed this as an illegitimate corporate tax giveaway, and in 1996 Congress opted to phase it out gradually over 10 years.
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Naturally, I wasn't competing in the real 24 Hours of Daytona—the whole screen snapping into silence thing might just have been the giveaway.
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Limitations of Liability: The Released Parties are not responsible for: (1) any incorrect or inaccurate information, whether caused by entrants, printing errors or by any of the equipment or programming associated with or utilized in the Giveaway; (2) technical failures of any kind, including, but not limited to malfunctions, interruptions, or disconnections in phone lines or network hardware or software; (3) unauthorized human intervention in any part of the entry process or the Giveaway; (4) technical or human error which may occur in the administration of the Giveaway or the processing of entries; (5) late, lost, undeliverable, damaged or stolen mail; or (183) any injury or damage to persons or property which may be caused, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, from entrant's participation in the Giveaway or receipt or use or misuse of any prize.
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As of this morning, she says they have enough to fill two more bait trucks, and the groups plan to do another giveaway on Tuesday.
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The partnership between the two companies will also extend beyond the commercial with co-branded giveaway bags at the event and a social media campaign.
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Enter our giveaway to win two tickets, airfare, and hotel accommodations for Houston's festival Day for Night, featuring Aphex Twin, Odesza, Björk, and much more.
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Enter the 5 Years of Netflix Giveaway for your chance to win (you guessed it) five whole years of Netflix access for absolutely zero dollars.
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It's unclear which of the commenters actually ended up winning the candle giveaway, but it does seem like all of them would welcome the reward.
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"This is the worst giveaway in the history of our country's oil industry," former Oil Minister Rafael Ramirez wrote in a blog post on Sunday.
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McDonald's attributed the growth to its promotions, like its hour-long free bacon giveaway, the 2 for $5 Mix and Match deal and Donut Sticks.
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Pionk's big day wasn't entirely flawless, as the defenseman handed the Senators a goal on an ugly giveaway at 18:29 of the second period.
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That would require support from Democrats, who have called the tax plan championed by Republican President Donald Trump a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy.
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They've benefited from Reaganomics and the Trump Tax Giveaway, the bailout for the big banks, and Wall Street "reform" that let too many off easily.
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She says the event appealed to her because of the giveaway—a Braves photo frame—and the fact that it was an all-women space.
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Of course, I could've guessed this based on a dead giveaway: So many of the clothes featured pockets, even the bridal gowns and evening wear.
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Only 300 people were playing at that point, yet Carpenter teased a surprise giveaway for only a tiny subset of players after the 10th question.
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No matter what aesthetic slows your thumbs, though, there are a few words that always pop out in a caption: flash sale, discount, and giveaway.
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She has spoken to reporters about her "dream" to have a sex toy giveaway on the show, but said she has never actually used one.
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The five runners-up will get Nexus 6Ps (which, in turn, makes me think Google's I/O giveaway this year will be a Nexus 6P).
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Earlier this week, a phishing scam masquerading as a PayPal giveaway was promoted on Twitter for at least 30 minutes before it was taken down.
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Moreover, it's something of a giveaway that Lienen's stand-in appears to have a small ear growing out of his his own, much larger ear.
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However, the bill drew skepticism from the Democrats, who attacked the legislation as a callous giveaway to the rich that would leave millions without coverage.
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"They were barely noticeable," an island-goer told PEOPLE, adding that the only giveaway was Disick and Kardashian's vehicle of choice – a black Rolls Royce.
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Adidas and Arizona Iced Tea recently announced a limited giveaway of two original sneaker designs inspired by the colors and design of Arizona Iced Tea.
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Passing on wine at dinner is a dead giveaway, but if anyone so much as called an impromptu group meal, I knew what was up.
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Instead, Congress is rushing through an enormous giveaway to the wealthy, as if it is in a race with Mueller to get to Trump first.
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The art of the giveaway was also demonstrated by the Trump administration's decision in May to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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Lee drove there after the giveaway, which he judged a success, not least because it reflected the same unpolished quality that he prizes in music.
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In other words, it can be a real giveaway, and there's almost no chance of chance of any two people having the same sweat profile.
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That's why one of the chief criticisms I've heard about tax reform in Congress—that it's a giveaway for the rich—is puzzling and misleading.
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It is a real departure from her previous records, both creatively and metaphorically; the album art for The Ride is a instant giveaway to that.
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A Cossack leader in the regional administration in Vladivostok, Oleg Melnikov, assured him that the land giveaway was on track and faced no serious problems.
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"When you consider they're the best of the best of English furniture, they're a giveaway compared to certain paintings," he added, without mentioning any names.
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And Mr. Trump has criticized the release of billions of dollars in impounded Iranian money, describing it as a giveaway that has reduced American leverage.
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Despite the unexpected size of the giveaway, McDonald's considers the promotion a major success, said Chuck Coolen, the company's head of marketing in eastern Canada.
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Democrats have called the cuts a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy that will run up deficits and burden U.S. taxpayers for years to come.
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The group's "Christmas Extravaganza" event in Cleveland last month featured a $25,000 giveaway and an appearance by Ja'Ron Smith, a deputy assistant to the president.
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A short-term giveaway of animal vaccines ended by driving up their prices beyond the means of local farmers after my team had moved on.
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Mr. Trump, who has called the pact an egregious giveaway to Iran, has the power by himself to scrap it and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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A Capitals giveaway led to an odd-man rush for Chicago, and Kane scored his third goal on a wrist shot from the right circle.
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Leaders of Britain, France and Germany had implored Mr. Trump in vain to honor the accord, which he has long described as a disastrous giveaway.
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We were looking for king salmon, but it could not be wild — it had to be from a hatchery (a clipped fin is the giveaway).
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An event at Virginia Union University that would include a $30,000 giveaway was cancelled after a dispute between the school and the URC, Politico reported.
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"So, it feels good," said Pastrnak, whose first-period giveaway in the offensive zone led to a 3-on-1 and the Canucks' first goal.
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The "1031 like-kind exchange" may sound like an unwarranted tax giveaway that does not benefit the average person, but that simply isn't the case.
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The ears are a dead giveaway, but the silver metallic finish is a sophisticated touch that doesn't look out of place in corporate work settings.
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We know from the start that something bad is coming: those unexplained flash-forwards to a black pool of blood are kind of a giveaway.
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He claims it's a giveaway to the wealthy and to big corporations and that "it would be a miracle" if it helped the middle class.
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In short, this proposal is a giveaway of public lands to private interests — with one of our nation's last wild places as the collateral damage.
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In the case against Facebook, Chopra wrote, the lack of legal liability for Zuckerberg and his fellow executives amounted to a "giveaway" by the FTC.
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Cruz, however, has argued that the move was tantamount to an "internet giveaway" that would give authoritarian governments control over the internet and free speech.
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The Democrat with the most power over the banking industry, Representative Maxine Waters of California, called the merger part of a "deregulatory giveaway" by Republicans.
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Past versions of the bill had cut those taxes which many Democrats and some Republicans criticized as a giveaway to the wealthy while cutting benefits.
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While both agreements are seen as vital to U.S. interests, some lawmakers have begun to express frustration that the bill is a giveaway to Europe.
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The whole "the game is pretty good" quote—coming right in the midst an ongoing era of low-scoring, low-intensity hockey—is the giveaway.
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One giveaway is that the National Restaurant Association, which doesn't exactly have a history of advocating for worker rights, has been pushing for the change.
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The giveaway, which requires a $5 minimum order to be activated and is limited to one per customer, will run as part of a celebratory promotion.
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Stepan's goal came off a giveaway in front of Budaj that the Rangers center promptly flicked into the net for his 10th goal at 7:44.
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You can pick up your phone right now or save this giveaway for a rainy day, but definitely don't forget the offer ends on February 28.
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"It's not a grand giveaway," said Gerard Schreiber, a CPA and partner at the accounting firm of Schreiber & Schreiber in Metairie, Louisiana, where flooding often occurs.
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In addition to the massive giveaway of public money, HQ2 likely would have ramped up already high local housing prices and strained a crowded transit system.
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Christian takes this opportunity to explain to Ana how nipple clamps work, as if the name were not enough of a giveaway to a literate person.
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The fact that Apple took care of those launches a week in advance could be a dead giveaway that the Cupertino event will focus on services.
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In addition, the company is giving up to 20,000 coupons for a free jar of Nutella to fans who participate in the giveaway on social media.
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The giveaway ended on January 2003, by which time Maezawa had racked up nearly 5.5 million retweets, making it the most shared Twitter post in history.
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While the price has increased from $2,095 to $2,195 to attend this year, a lack of free hardware giveaway has clearly not discouraged developers from attending.
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Some of the items in the exhibit include the suit she wore during that 2004 car giveaway, and images from her 1971 East Nashville High yearbook.
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If the hair is pulled back and there is some exposed scalp, it can be distracting and can be a dead giveaway of a spray tan.
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Angel's Share can be tough to find—it's hidden behind a Japanese restaurant—but it's getting easier all the time thanks to the giveaway long line.
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Democrats and environmental groups decried the recommendation as a giveaway to some of the most profitable companies in the world that would rob taxpayers of revenues.
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Democrats were quick to heap scorn on a new GOP plan to change how the government regulates Wall Street, calling it a giveaway to big banks.
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Yamaguchi then headed up the arena stairs through the sea of about 232,000 yellow giveaway T-shirts draped neatly over the back of the arena seats.
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Of the more egregious cuts, significantly weakening the estate tax — a levy on very wealthy estates — stands out as a blatant giveaway to the wealthiest Americans.
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Faksa, who had the deciding goal in the Stars' Game 1 victory, tied it on an unassisted goal off a giveaway by another rookie, Joel Edmundson.
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Congressional Republicans on Tuesday are expected to vote on a huge giveaway to corporations and the wealthy that raises taxes for many in the middle class.
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Trump's tolling proposal could further add fuel to critics' claim that the White House infrastructure initiative will amount to a "corporate giveaway" for wealthy private investors.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi earlier had a separate news conference, casting the bill as a giveaway to corporations at the expense of the middle class.
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After the Buffaloes committed their 20th giveaway, the Golden Bears cut the difference to 50-47 with 3:44 left on a Paris Austin 3-pointer.
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Pro-regulatory groups, however, have criticized the Portman-Heitkamp legislation, saying that requiring agencies to adopt the "least-costly" regulation is a giveaway to big business.
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Look no further than the 53 HGTV Urban Oasis Home, a stunning city property which could be all yours — if you win the network's annual giveaway.
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To those who know Mr. Qattousa best, the giveaway was when the police said that the girl's attacker had first befriended her by giving her sweets.
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Tyler Tannahill said he launched the AR-15 giveaway on Tuesday in support of the Second Amendment and to coincide with this weekend's Kansas Republican Convention.
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Tannahill, a U.S. Marine veteran, said he was being characterized as heartless even though the gun giveaway had been in the works well before the shooting.
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The nuclear program is run by the more hard-line Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, which viewed the 2015 accord as a giveaway to the United States.
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Also, there will be a trivia contest and a wine giveaway, in which 10 lucky audience members will take home their own bottle of Sideshow Sauce.
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The only giveaway that this Franken-film is comprised of the parts of four separate performances is that Dillane's hair and makeup change in each one.
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Democrats had opposed the bill as a giveaway to the wealthy that would add $1.5 trillion to the $20 trillion national debt during the next decade.
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In terms of business model, Giveaway takes a percentage of all Karma coins purchased on the platform, which account for about 30 percent of all Karma.
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It's very easy to run a fake giveaway that never awards a winner, but for the most part, giveaways like this on the internet are legit.
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That math may be difficult to sell to a Democratic base that spent the past year calling the Trump tax cuts a giveaway to the rich.
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"These people are being brought into the special interest influencing industry in order to find ways to evade an already generous, excessively generous giveaway to corporations."
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Such giveaway contests are common in political campaigns, which hope to build interest in the candidate and add a few email addresses for their mailing lists.
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The giveaway that you've been hit is when the charge slip lists an amount in your home currency with microscopic print that claims you gave consent.
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A weakening of FDA standards for drug approval should be strongly opposed as a giveaway to Big Pharma, a position which seems to have majority support.
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Even to a native English speaker, the missing article on the leopard is the only real giveaway that No. 2 was the output of an automaton.
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His tax plan, which calls for five trillion dollars in tax cuts, would be a colossal giveaway to the rich, but it would also boost demand.
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Rosemary Peterson had traveled from Magalia for the food giveaway at Paradise Alliance Church when she saw the table with the information about filing a claim.
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Mr. Trump has called the nuclear agreement a disastrous giveaway to Iran and had suggested during the 2016 presidential campaign that he would tear it up.
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The Lightning had a chance to draw level at the 12-minute mark when Brayden Point rang a shot off the post after an Oilers' giveaway.
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Doing away with these regulations amounts to nothing more than a giveaway to programs and schools where the bottom line rarely includes what's best for students.
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Its funds also backed the causes of political officials in the Virgin Islands, including up to $30,000 to support a computer giveaway by an elected official.
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CHANCELLOR SAJID JAVID EYEING PRE-ELECTION GIVEAWAY BUDGET IN WEEK OF OCT 21 IF BRITAIN CAN AGREE BREXIT DEAL WITH EU & PARLIAMENT VOTES FOR ACCORD-FT
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The giveaway was the particular type of lace collar, which was the height of fashion in that brief span and then quickly went out of style.
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" But the real giveaway comes when Muir asks if Trump thinks "talking about millions of illegal votes is dangerous to this country without presenting the evidence.
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Safety and consumer advocates decry the bills as an enormous giveaway to the companies Waymo (née Google) and Uber that are building and testing self-driving cars.
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This is a tame celebration for Dunkin' Donuts, considering it once changed its name to Dove and Dunkin' in anticipation of a rather enlightened dry shampoo giveaway.
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Scammers are tricking gullible Twitter users into sending their hard-earned ether (Ethereum's in-house cryptocurrency) to random addresses with the empty promise of a hefty giveaway.
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The house, located in Gig Harbor, Washington, was designed for HGTV's annual giveaway, where fans can enter to win a fully renovated home along with additional prizes.
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No information has been released on the voting, but it sounds like there will be a travel-related giveaway alongside a vote for the best new flavor.
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Curbelo called Obama's push for normalizing ties with Cuba a "legacy-building exercise" and said that so far, talks with Cuba have resembled a one-sided giveaway.
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It's also running some kind of Valentine's Day phone giveaway contest about falling in love, which I urge you not to participate in because it sounds embarrassing.
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The time of year might give you some insight—most people experience seasonal allergies in the spring, summer, or fall, but it's not always a dead giveaway.
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The Echo Dot, in particular, hit its lowest-ever price point of $22 and was bundled in with some other Alexa device deals, almost as a giveaway.
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Ryan's press secretary expressed particular satisfaction at the prospect of repealing the estate tax, which is also the most direct in-kind giveaway to the Trump children.
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But Democrats have called the idea a corporate giveaway, pointing out that Canada and the United Kingdom were both compensated when they set up similar outside models.
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In one scene, a senator grills the DoD about why a city with "one full-time sworn officer" has acquired two MRAPs since 2011 through the giveaway.
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"This was a flat giveaway to a broad class of property owners, regardless of need, without any legitimate water-related purpose," he said in a phone interview.
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While that album was downloaded over 1.4 million times in its first 24 hours available, the bulk of that figure stemmed from a Samsung-sponsored free giveaway.
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Before she began Excellences & Perfections, she posted a title card to Instagram that said "Part 1" with the caption "Excellences & Perfections," which could have been a giveaway.
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Basically, mix pizza with the incendiary material of a free giveaway and you'll generate an explosion of demand that would vanquish even a big chain like Domino's.
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The tactic isn't new, as Sling TV had a similar giveaway last year, but the cost and potential scale of AT&T's plan far exceeds previous offerings.
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Less than four minutes later, St. Louis took advantage of a giveaway by San Jose defenseman Paul Martin deep in his own zone to double its lead.
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" Kleinbard: "In the absence of any giveaway, the top marginal tax rate imposed on individual owner-entrepreneurs in pass-through companies therefore also would be 2628 percent.
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Unsurprisingly, a 2018 United Nations investigation found that this country's poverty rate is now projected to increase as a result of this audacious giveaway to the wealthy.
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After a giveaway by defenseman Erik Gudbranson, Markstrom lunged at the loose puck but couldn't get to it before Hoffman, who wound up with an open net.
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Republicans argue that it will unlock economic growth and boost wages, while Democrats criticize it as a giveaway to corporations at the expense of the middle class.
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While the fossil fuel industry certainly feels entitled to the minerals beneath our lands at giveaway prices, most Americans put a higher value on our natural heritage.
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And I prefer to play with these almighty lobs, fiery forehands, unreal slices and (the name's a giveaway) "ultra" overarm smashes active—because otherwise, it's just tennis.
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Once in a while we encounter standout, one-of-a-kind, un-giveaway-able products we love so much that we simply can't get rid of them.
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If you're trying to tell the difference between last year's iPhone and the iPhone 210 or the iPhone 27 Pro, the camera will be a dead giveaway.
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The measure, which would resurrect authority used by the FDIC during the 2008 meltdown, prompted immediate criticism that Congress was offering a giveaway to Wall Street banks.
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This will be sold as a boost for small businesses, and it is, but it is mostly a huge giveaway to the rich — including the president himself.
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A cursory search of "animal crossing giveaway" on Twitter reveals how badly people want the Animal Crossing Switch bundle, or just a new copy of the game.
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The giveaway proved so popular in past years that people now need to make appointments, with arrival times staggered over a few hours to manage the crowd.
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Andrew Rosenthal Susan Collins and some other senators who had hinted they might oppose the Republican tax bill giveaway to the super rich are changing their tune.
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Democrats have hammered the cuts as a giveaway to the wealthy, which is one reason the tax overhaul has not given Republicans the electoral benefits they expected.
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By Scott Turow The pen, black lacquer and gold, was the standard $21 Oval Office giveaway, but whenever he picked it up everyone here seemed to twitch.
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And on and on ...... Horrible giveaway on Belgium's left sends England in on goal, but the cross for Rashford at the spot is kicked away by Courtois.
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Some experts say it's long overdue given China's recent efforts, but others told us the law is a giveaway to security agencies seeking more power and secrecy.
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Democrats have long panned the tax cuts package as a giveaway to the wealthiest Americans and corporations, while the GOP maintains that it benefits the middle class.
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" Video of the giveaway posted to Facebook by the Cleveland Plain Dealer shows Lanier announcing one recipient, Teresita Jones-Thomas, then declaring, "She don't need the money.
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Max, however, left the Corvette collection untouched in multiple Manhattan garages for decades before the current team acquired the fleet and decided to host a new giveaway.
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And Democrats are determined to turn Republicans' signature legislative achievement against them, framing it as a giveaway to the wealthy that will threaten Medicare and Social Security.
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All adults with a valid Hong Kong permanent identity card — some 6 million people — were eligible to receive a one-time giveaway of HK$4003,000 ($772) each.
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And, if you are uncertain about which words indicate that a wine is dry beyond the all-purpose trocken, the alcohol level is often a dead giveaway.
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Like so much else in the story (the Christmas envelopes of cash, the payoffs to the wiseguys, even the turkey giveaway), Malone's methods are thoughtful and inventive.
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The Trump campaign tax plan proposed a levy of 10 per cent, a generous giveaway in the eyes of Democrats given the standard 35 per cent rate.
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It came 29 seconds after a questionable holding call on Ekholm drew the ire of the crowd, inspiring fans to toss some giveaway towels on the ice.
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Plenty of ink and pixels have been spent on how the GOP tax bill was a $1.5 trillion giveaway to corporations and the very wealthiest among us.
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We also know that states have enacted entirely new giveaway programs simply because they feel the need to defend themselves against a bordering state's new tax break.
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You don't have to agree with everything in proposals for a "Green New Deal" to acknowledge that it's very much an investment program, not a mere giveaway.
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I worked this puzzle in the newsroom with football in the background, so I was predisposed to take "Gains yardage?" somewhat literally, despite the question mark giveaway.
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Now Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, wants to ram through an enormous tax giveaway to the wealthy before seating Doug Jones, Alabama's newly elected Democratic senator.
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So I will do a feature of the product, I'll talk about it in my Instagram stories, and then perhaps we'll do a giveaway of it too.
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A divisive NATO summit, on the other hand, and the growing estrangement of the United States from Europe that would result, would be a giveaway to Putin.
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The only dead giveaway that anything about the room has changed is where light filters through the part of the scrim that extends beyond the central doorway.
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Without that dead giveaway, it's fairly convincing and, according to a new study published Monday, it's most likely people wouldn't have been able to spot the con.
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Democrats have slammed the legislation, which also temporarily reduced tax rates for most individuals, as a giveaway to the wealthy that will widen the rich-poor income gap.
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You'll immediately score two entries upon signing up, but you can still increase your chances of winning by sharing the unique giveaway link to your friends and family.
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For one thing, the show's title is a dead giveaway; the 1973 movie of the same name was about a Wild West–themed amusement park filled with robots.
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Riverwalk Stadium will be millennial friendly on Saturday, July 21, with a participation ribbon giveaway just for showing up, napping and selfie stations, along with lots of avocados.
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" House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi denounced the IRS move as "President Trump&aposs late-night giveaway to shady donors and interest groups (that) makes dark money even darker.
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Pushback is emerging among conservative Republicans over President Donald Trump's apparent support for the Export-Import Bank, an institution they have pilloried as a giveaway to big businesses.
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"I don't know if I've even gotten a hit on my bobblehead day," said Donaldson, who had his third such day as a giveaway at the Rogers Centre.
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But you don't need to: When you get close to the time of the giveaway, the app will reveal what the product is in a fun, onscreen video.
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Enter for a chance to win The Superstar, which includes every flavor on the menu, by tagging a friend in the comments of Baked by Melissa's giveaway post.
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By working with Animoca, Cryptokitties was able to build out a localized website for its Chinese-speaking audience, provide native-speaker support services, and host numerous giveaway events.
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The materials are different (stainless steel on the XS), but the colors are the real giveaway at first glance — well, that and the single camera on the back.
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Like with the brands' past launches, there will also be a giveaway with one grand prize winner receiving the entire collection plus a $1,000 gift card to Target.
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It's unclear what's next for Donaldson, but he does hint in the video that he's working with brands on even bigger concepts for giveaway videos for early 2019.
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Instead of cheap, plastic-y, and weirdly perfect (the dead giveaway of most non-living vegetation), today's faux plants are crafted with the express purpose of looking realistic.
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The 4/20 giveaway is an attempt to "destigmatize" the plant, while the "smoke-in" four days later is supposed to be a direct request for federal reform.
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On said ads, pocket-watch gears—the dead-giveaway trope of the steampunk aesthetic—were masterfully arranged to form a cat's visage replete with a stove-top hat.
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A few years ago, we decided to do a giveaway for a radio station, and teamed up with several different people to make a slab dedicated to UGK.
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AT&T is offering an appealing hardware giveaway, as well: if you prepay for three months of DirecTV Now, you'll receive a free Apple TV set-top box.
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For most it was an invisible partnership, the only giveaway was that the domain name resolves to a Cloudflare name server, which is not noticeable to internet users.
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It's not the only messaging platform using cash to incentivize developers to build bots: Telegram announced a $1M bot giveaway back in April, with a focus on utility.
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The bill is first and foremost a $600 billion tax giveaway to the wealthiest, paid for primarily by gutting Medicaid and slashing premium subsidies for lower-income earners.
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They argue the bill is a giveaway to pharmaceutical companies, noting it lowers FDA regulations while getting nothing in return in the area of fighting high drug prices.
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GOG, the game store formerly known as Good Old Games, is kicking off its summer sale with a two-day giveaway of classic shooter / RPG System Shock 2.
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Contrary to the perception that the treaty is a giveaway to Russia, the U.S. actually conducts more flights over Russian territory than the Russians do over American installations.
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The giveaway comes days after the government reached a settlement with gun rights activists that will allow them to post and sell plans for 3D printed firearms online.
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To pay for the giveaway, Labour wants to tax multinationals like Amazon according to their presence in the United Kingdom, rather than on the earnings they report locally.
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Participation constitutes entrant's full and unconditional agreement to these Official Rules and Sponsor's and Administrator's decisions, which are final and binding in all matters related to the Giveaway.
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And in the meantime, Democrats will relentlessly hammer the tax bill as a giveaway to the rich that ultimately raises middle-class taxes while blowing up the deficit.
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Jones, who made 24 saves, was more formidable later in the period, however, making two quick saves on Crosby in a five-second span after a Sharks giveaway.
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On top of these tunes' obvious strength, this giveaway is also pretty special for the unique glimpse it provides into an artist's development over a multi-year period.
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Democrats decried it as a giveaway to the wealthy that will widen the income gap between rich and poor, while adding to the nation's $20 trillion national debt.
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So, sipping on sizzurp -- from a dead-giveaway double cup bigger than his head -- doesn't seem like the smartest decision for Weezy, who was BUGGING out about something.
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All you have to do is sign up here with your email address to enter the giveaway and you'll have a chance to win $1,221.51 worth of gear.
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Brutal giveaway from Mascherano — that's twice now — but he scrambles back to smother Iheanacho on the first chance and is bailed out by a teammate on the second.
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The Bronx edition poster will be given for free as a limited release to the public at our Pelham Bay Nature Day & Backpack Giveaway in the Bronx tomorrow.
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Unlike other buy and sell or donation platforms, Giveaway uses a virtual currency on the platform to reward people for listing their products for free on the app.
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All you have to do is enter the Pick Your Streaming Service and Device Giveaway and cross your fingers, knock on wood, throw salt over your shoulder, etc.
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The vlogger has given cars away to nearly every member of his vlog squad and hosted an Instagram giveaway to gift one of his followers with a Tesla.
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Another North Carolina giveaway resulted in Clyde Trapp going to the free-throw line, but the Clemson guard missed both free-throw attempts with 15.7 seconds to play.
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Mashable readers can enter the Airline Gift Card Giveaway for the chance to win a $1,000 gift card that you can use towards the airline of your choice.
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The giant neon marquee above the entrance should've been a dead giveaway, but I'm not in the habit of looking up at the flashing lights in Times Square.
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An Andrew Shaw giveaway with a Chicago power play in its waning moments gave the Sabres a 2-on-1, but Keith sprawled to stop any shot attempt.
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To the Editor: An egregious giveaway to the insurance companies has been cleverly disguised — in full sight — in the Republicans' pathetic stand-in for a serious health plan.
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Democrats, who called the previous law a giveaway to corporations at the expense of workers, would have a hard time not voting to make individual tax reductions permanent.
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After a giveaway by Kings goaltender Jeff Zatkoff, J.T. Miller chased down the puck in the right corner and sent a pass to Zuccarello in the right circle.
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The giveaway included, among other things, a 100 percent rebate of sales taxes, as well as rebates of permitting fees and construction materials use taxes, for three years.
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" John Fredericks, a conservative talk radio host in Virginia who was participating in the segment, also criticized Tannahill's giveaway, saying he felt it was "in really bad taste.
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Indeed, Trump's budget included $1.8 trillion in cuts — approximately the same amount as the increase in the deficit caused by their tax giveaway to wealthy donors and corporations.
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"To some people, it might sound like a giveaway to the rich," said certified financial planner David Rae, president and founder of DRM Wealth Management in Los Angeles.
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Supermarket chain Kroger has warned that Facebook posts promoting a free food giveaway by the company are fake and did not originate from its verified social media account.
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Critics of the deal, including a number of Democrats, called it a corporate giveaway that would never result in the promised manufacturing jobs and posed serious environmental risks.
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At four minutes and 20 seconds into the inauguration speech (when else?), protestors will be encouraged to light up — which is illegal, even if the big joint giveaway isn't.
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We weren't sure if Drake could smoke weed, or work out, but golfing in flip flops is a dead giveaway that he's probably not the best at golf either.
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When we have a free giveaway (like Cubs tickets hidden around the office), a town hall meeting, or exciting office changes, we get employees to Snap them for us.
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But after the Ravens giveaway was cancelled pending investigation into the company's tests, it seems at minimum very strange that it continued giving the tests away at other games.
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Similar to the Google Lunar XPRIZE, the winning team to come up with the best way to tackle cancer will earn millions in cash in a grand-prize giveaway.
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In the meantime, we may still find out what's in a football fan's genes: The Ravens say the Orig3n DNA Day giveaway will eventually be rescheduled for another date.
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"We had such a great response to our first Home Sweet Home giveaway that we couldn't wait to do it again!" said Wheel of Fortune executive producer Harry Friedman.
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