Costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations.
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And the answer is on Medicare-for-all, costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations.
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The new phones will go up for purchase on Friday, Sept.
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Competition will need to go up for interest rates to rise.
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Now the president has agreed to go up for re-election.
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"The answer is on Medicare for All, costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations," Warren said at the debate earlier this month in Houston.
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Premiums would go up for older Americans and down for younger Americans.
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Taxes will go up for everyone but free health care offsets that.
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Plus, credit losses may go up for those doing lending in Britain.
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First, premiums will go up for everyone if there are no CSRs.
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Musk did not say which options will go up for sale first.
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"We thought, let's just go up for comparison's sake," Ms. Dean said.
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"Costs will go up for the wealthy, for corporations," she said Tuesday.
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" Warren countered that "Costs will go up for wealthy, for big corporations.
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Then these proposals go up for vote in the House and Senate.
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That legislation is also expected to go up for a vote next week.
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Let it go up for three or four days and then sell some.
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They go up for pre-sale September 15th and hit stores the 22nd.
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Prices will continue to go up for the next two to three years.
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Unfortunately, this change could actually end up making prices go up for consumers.
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I think the danger is if they go up for some other reason.
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"The stakes go up for both sides at this point," the source added.
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Second, President Trump doesn't have to go up for re-election next year.
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The public is divided on whether the costs will go up for the rich.
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Cobain's sweater wasn't the only famous item of his to go up for auction.
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When it does go up for sale, MyFC hopes to implement a subscription service.
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FLEISCHER: Pressure go up for low income people so they become middle income people.
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"Costs will go up for the wealthy, for corporations," she said at the debate.
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Now, it's set to go up for auction, starting a $20,000—doubling its original value.
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Emergency room visits for tooth problems go up, for instance, when there is no coverage.
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If no one shows proof of ownership by Sunday, Chubbs will go up for adoption.
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It'll go up for a vote again at the company's shareholder's meeting on February 28th.
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The tax bill is expected to go up for a vote on November the first.
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Costs go up for singles with an MAGI over $85,000 ($170,000 for married filing jointly).
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But it acknowledges that premiums will go up for some middle- and upper-income consumers.
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The phones go up for pre-orders on March 2 and start shipping the 16th.
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The handsets go up for pre-order this Friday with retail availability on the 16th.
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If fewer healthy people bought insurance through the exchanges, premiums would go up for everyone.
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Sometimes walls go up for good reasons, and there's no need to take them down.
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It will go up for auction July 19-28 at Gotta Have Rock and Roll.
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If the owner cannot be identified, Chubbs will go up for adoption, the Human Society added.
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At the most basic level, this case could mean that prices go up for online shoppers.
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Now, costs are likely to go up for many of us, especially those with preexisting conditions.
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Ultimately, prices go up for everyone, and poorer nations can get cut off from crucial technology.
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Warren also posited that higher earnings overall make the cost of housing go up for everyone.
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That becomes evident looking at some of his papers that go up for auction on Friday.
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The earnings can't go up for ten years," you'd say, "Well, explain that to me again.
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However, Cameron said there were currently no plans for Glass Lewis to go up for sale.
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The unsigned painting is now able to travel abroad and possibly go up for public sale.
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You can see that across the board, premiums go up for Americans with low to moderate incomes.
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PSA can also go up for other reasons, such as infections or benign enlargement of the prostate.
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The new watches go up for pre-order on the 14th and hit Fossil stores the 26th.
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" Premiums will go up for everyone, he said, and there will be "massive funding cuts to states.
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A 9.54-carat blue diamond ring that belonged to Shirley Temple will go up for auction today.
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Then, as more healthy people pull out of the insurance pool, rates go up for everyone else.
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Research shows that diverse schools decrease the education gap and that test scores go up for everyone.
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They still go up for auction, according to Shams Tarek, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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"If insurance prices go up for people on the exchanges, fewer people will have insurance," Ferniany said.
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Those estimates go up for those who rent — rising to $25,852 for singles and $36,204 for couples.
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Nearly 300 items will go up for auction -- from Lyla Garrity's bible to Coach Taylor's Panther football polo.
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Whitesides: Yeah, it'll go up for a bit, and honestly, we're going to have a dynamic pricing scheme.
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"I don't think prices can go up for the time being in the real estate market," he said.
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Aveine's Aerator is supposed to go up for crowdfunding on Indiegogo this March and begin shipping in June.
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Both watches go up for pre-order on the 12th and start shipping the 29th starting at $295.
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You can see that across the board, premiums would go up for Americans with low to moderate incomes.
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Large majorities wanted spending to either stay the same or go up for all the programs in question.
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Causing further confusion, Trump even raised the idea that tax rates could actually go up for the rich.
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We don't have the full list yet, but expect prices to go up for some everyday consumer items.
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The only remaining Nintendo PlayStation prototype that&aposs been found intact is about to go up for auction.
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The AWA says the kitten and his littermates will go up for adoption when they are 8 weeks old.
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The carbon tax in British Columbia didn't go up for a vote like the one in Washington state will.
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As often as possible, founder Julia Abouzelof hand-selects the stones that go up for sale on the site.
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Maybe Andrew will go up for a gymnast role, in which case that back handspring will come in handy.
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A quarter of a million wild sable pelts will go up for auction this week, according to the BBC.
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Still, occasionally Oscars beyond the reach of the rules go up for sale and sell for large sums of money.
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The average back taxes for houses that go up for auction are $7,700—much less than the cost of demolition.
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French's mustard and Frank's Red Hot sauce may become the latest mainstays of American kitchens to go up for sale.
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But when the whales go up for surface krill and there is light, they do barrel rolls to the left.
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Cohn is also under fire for acknowledging that he "can't guarantee" taxes wouldn't go up for some middle-class families.
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It's been overturned in the House of Representatives, but has yet to go up for a vote in the Senate.
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Sanders has acknowledged taxes would go up for the middle class under his proposal, and he did so again Tuesday.
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After a week of talks that extended into the weekend, Trump said those tariffs would not go up for now.
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But the risk of diabetes didn't go up for people who had made dramatic changes to their eating and exercise habits.
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TMZ reports that Shakur's I.D. card will officially go up for auction on July 1, with a starting bid of $2,000.
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"When he pushed off to go up for his dunk, he felt a tweak back there," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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And, ticket sales did, in fact, go up for an event she was supposed to perform at in Baltimore this Spring.
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That meant I also made it home in time to see SmileDirectClub go up for its initial public offering on Thursday.
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The president expects the proposal, considered key to reduce Brazil's growing budget deficit, to go up for a vote this month.
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LONDON — French's mustard and Frank's Red Hot sauce may become the latest mainstays of American kitchens to go up for sale.
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He has explicitly said that taxes would go up for the middle class but that health care costs would go down.
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Restocks – Push notifications for the fashion obsessed: Restocks tells "superconsumers" when certain sought-after brands (Supreme, Yeezy, etc.) go up for sale.
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Economic adviser Gary Cohn took some heat for acknowledging that he "can't guarantee" taxes wouldn't go up for some middle-class families.
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She has said that costs would go up for wealthy people and big corporations, but would go down for middle-class families.
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For example: The higher dollaramounts can't be blamed solely on extremeweather; insurancepremiums can go up for a variety of reasons, experts say.
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Lampert stepped down as Sears CEO following the bankruptcy filing, and is planning to bid for the stores that go up for sale.
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They go up for someone who requires direct memory care supervision, who is in late-stage Alzheimer's — that can be $15,000 a month.
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This is what Republicans need because if the economy grows and wages go up for the middle class, Republicans are in great shape.
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"Certainly, I would expect tropical storm watches to go up for the northeast, probably on Thursday," Weather Underground meteorologist Jeff Masters told Gizmodo.
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Bernie Sanders, who has said taxes will go up for most Americans, including the middle class, but everyone will pay less in premiums.
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The 1976 Lotus Esprit submarine is not even the most expensive car from a James Bond film to ever go up for auction.
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Meghan Markle&aposs "Deal or No Deal" briefcase is about to go up for sale at the Hollywood: A Collector&aposs Ransom Auction.
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The 246 lots, sold through Quinn's Auction Galleries and open to online bidding, will go up for grabs through this Saturday, November 12.
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There is one very big catch here: HomeKit devices built this way — without an official certification — won't be able to go up for sale.
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A custom-made tweed suit worn by former Beatle John Lennon is set to go up for auction with a price tag of $65,000.
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For instance, the odds of someone buying solar panels for their roof go up for each home in the neighborhood that already has them.
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The idea is that by keeping these images under wraps, shoppers will view the designs as fresh when they finally go up for sale.
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Chicago Red Stars' Sam Kerr and North Carolina Courage's McCall Zerboni go up for a header during the National Women's Soccer League championship game.
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After more than 25 years there&aposs only one known prototype of the Nintendo PlayStation left, and its about to go up for auction.
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In the meantime, the two biggest campaigns have collectively raised nearly $140,000 for the purchase of web histories that will never go up for sale.
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The handwritten letter, which will go up for auction on Gotta Have Rock and Roll later this month, details the reasoning behind Tupac dumping Madonna.
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The nude Trump statue was created by anarchist art collective INDECLINE and is scheduled to go up for auction on October 22 at Julien's Auctions.
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Should a significant amount of product fails statewide, the cost of weed will go up for consumers, many of whom will still be medical patients.
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At HomeShare, which converts two-bedroom luxury flats to three-bedrooms with partitions, monthly rents start at about $1,000 and go up for larger spaces.
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One of the options is breaking down Petrobras' refining network into geographic regions and then deciding which should go up for sale, the source said.
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They go up for pre-order later this month through Best Buy and are set to hit the store on October 30, priced at $250.
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And Biden's comeback arrived at a crucial moment: right before 224,216 delegates, a third of the total, go up for grabs in a single day.
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And that is costs will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations, and for hard-working middle-class families, costs will go down.
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The Ataribox, first revealed in June, was supposed to go up for preorder Thursday, but the preorder was unexpectedly delayed the morning of, Engadget reported.
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On top of that, Trump said he would stop paying Obamacare subsidies — which will make premiums go up for middle- and higher-income people. Sens.
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"We would expect wages to go up for this group, generally, simply because they aged and gained worked experience during the intervening years," states the report.
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Instead, she stuck to a well-rehearsed response about how costs would go up for corporations and the wealthy and come down for middle class families.
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Refurbished phones from eBay can even come with a new body shell, and any faulty laptop batteries get upgraded before they go up for sale too.
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Now, this modified proposal must go up for a new vote, and the evil cable companies are going to go down kicking and screaming over this.
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And the rise in wages is consistent with other indications that after a particularly rough recession, compensation is finally starting to go up for American workers.
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Angelo Zino, an analyst with CFRA Research, predicts little will change in the near term, but he expects broadband prices will go up for some consumers.
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Since only one or two houses go up for sale a year, it can take 30 years on the waiting list to buy a house here.
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Fred Deutsch on Tuesday, and the bill has reportedly been fast-tracked to go up for a vote in South Dakota's House of Representatives on Friday.
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"The initial reaction in stock was because the median dot plot didn't go up for 2018," said James Athey, senior investment manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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A custom-engraved powder horn from 22015 that belonged to Alexander Hamilton will go up for auction at Sterling Associates in New Jersey on January 21922.
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In the '90s, when I first went to L.A. for auditions, before I had any jobs, I used to go up for Hispanic roles against Salma Hayek.
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According to Vanity Fair, correspondences from Princess Diana to Jane Parsons set to go up for auction in April give an inside look into the strained marriage.
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Isolated on Cleveland guard Iman Shumpert at the top of the key, Shumpert's long right arm stripped Nowitzki before he could go up for a patented fallaway.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan says Republicans have every "intent" to renew the individual tax cuts in 2025, to ensure taxes don't go up for individual Americans.
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"If prices go up for fresh produce, people are going to have to choose between eating healthy or putting other food on their plates," Mr. Jungmeyer said.
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Ms. Warren has drawn criticism for her continued unwillingness during debates to say whether Medicare for All would cause taxes to go up for middle-class families.
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Could the September filing, including the instruction manual, be a hint that things have changed and the Car Thing could go up for sale at some point?
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Although Monroe's siddur is receiving most of the hype, it isn't the only item owned by a late Jewish celebrity to go up for auction next month.
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Last week, all 22 women senators of both parties penned a letter to Senate leadership demanding the legislation go up for a vote on the Senate floor.
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Today, Apple announced that the Powerbeats Pro will go up for preorder on May 3rd at 7AM PT (10AM ET) and hit retail stores starting on May 10th.
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So, if only two women go up for jobs, [the lower numbers of women] are not going to be surprising when you look at it across the board.
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Whitney Houston's only Emmy award is about to go up for auction IF Emmy honchos fail in their last ditch effort to block the sale ... TMZ has learned.
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That is why taxes would go up for about 45 percent of middle-class taxpayers by 73 under the House bill, according to an analysis by The Times.
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A handful of the sitcom's most iconic props, costumes and production materials will go up for auction in December in honor of the show's 25th anniversary, Warner Bros.
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But that motion, involving the St. Petersburg-based Concord Management and Consulting firm, is unlikely to go up for appeal until after any conviction in the criminal charges.
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Although the banks are generating enough revenue to absorb these losses, we should nonetheless expect them to go up for the next two to three years, according to Bove.
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The retail crunch predicted years ago is coming to fruition as we've watched household names like Sears, Toys R Us and Barney's consider bankruptcy or go up for sale.
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It is one of nearly two dozen items from the estate of Dr. Hawking, who died in March at age 76, that will go up for auction next week.
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Republicans' decision to repeal the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate has destabilized our health care system, made costs go up for families, and increased the number of uninsured Americans.
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And-- if you buy a 30-year bond today with yield 2% you're paying 50 times earnings for an investment where the earnings can't go up for 30 years.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Walt Disney fans can buy a piece of history when the late animation entrepreneur's signed will and other Disney memorabilia go up for auction on Friday.
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Sanders has said taxes would go up for all in order to pay for Medicare for All, but those costs would be offset by the elimination of health care fees.
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At the most recent Democratic presidential debate, Warren stuck to a response about how costs would go up for corporations and the wealthy and come down for middle class families.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF: AUCTION TEAM BREKER KÖLNLater this month, one of the rarest specimens of hardware history will go up for auction: a working Apple-1.
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Turbulence in the business-jet market is rattling some investors, and even status jets like the Gulfstream G650 are showing signs of the stress as more go up for sale.
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The Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) UAV is now all but ready to enter service with the Chinese military, as well as go up for sale on the international market.
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It will go up for auction in Los Angeles during the June 26-28 Profiles in History Hollywood Auction, and carries an estimated price of $1 million to $1.5 million.
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Rates also go up for corporations, many of which have loaded up on debt since the Fed cut interest rates to zero in 2008 in the midst of a recession.
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Nonprofit organizations are generating funds through bond issuances to buy large forest properties when they go up for sale, ensuring that they remain forested and protected from development and fragmentation.
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The House Ways and Means Committee heard debate on the Republican tax bill, which is expected to clear the committee on Thursday and go up for a vote next week.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A rare 1623 book that brought together William Shakespeare's works for the first time will go up for auction in April, Christie's auction house announced on Friday.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A rare 1623 book that brought together William Shakespeare's works for the first time will go up for auction in April, Christie's auction house announced on Friday.
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The Senate is pushing for a vote Tuesday on a motion to proceed with a health-care bill, which would allow it to go up for debate and possible amendments.
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Sanders, a senator from Vermont, has admitted that taxes would go up for the middle class but has argued they would pay less overall since health care would be less expensive.
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That shot of a snow-covered Drogon waking up to inspect Jon and deciding he passed muster and could go up for his audience with Dany was particularly lovely and memorable.
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It's unclear why it took more than 2 years for the item to go up for auction ... but it seems they want to capitalize on Cohen's testimony calling Trump a criminal.
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If premiums go up for everyone who buys their own insurance through an exchange, so too will the tax credits the government will pay to consumers to help them afford coverage.
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On October 22, mere weeks before the presidential election, the life-size statue that appeared in LA will go up for bidding as part of a Julien's Auctions street art sale.
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Senate Republican leaders are pushing for a vote Tuesday on a motion to proceed with a health-care bill, which would allow it to go up for debate and possible amendments.
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Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman told an audience on Thursday he wishes he could consider buying Bloomberg LP, the financial giant that would go up for sale if Mike Bloomberg became president.
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A bag that was used by Neil Armstrong to collect rocks from the surface of the moon in 2015 will go up for public auction in New York on July 20.
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Gardner, the team's All-Star left fielder, will wear two sets of specialized cleats by New Balance — he'll switch pairs during the game — that will go up for bidding at 7 p.m.
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OBJ appeared to throw a bit of gamesmanship into the mix, pretending to go up for a catch, when Norman found himself going in for a tackle, but instead held up OBJ.
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If you have a couple thousand bucks to spare, the letters will go up for auction June 29 as part of the Bonhams' Entertainment Memorabilia sale — personalized motherly advice is not included.
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" Asked about criticism that she dodged admitting at the debate that taxes would go up for the middle class, Warren said: "What I explicitly said is exactly what I wanted to say.
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" Warren responded by saying that "costs are going to go up for the wealthiest Americans, for big corporations ... and hard-working middle class families are going to see their costs going down.
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Dina's Long Island home is in foreclosure, and was scheduled to go up for auction Tuesday -- but the bankruptcy filing immediately stops the foreclosure ... giving her a chance to save the house.
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Two letters written by world-renowned scientist Albert Einstein are set to go up for auction this week, detailing his escape from the Nazis and his work helping Jews escape Hitler&aposs regime.
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The collection of eyeshadows will still go up for sale on Sephora's website on the originally planned release date of January 10, but it won't be available in Sephora stores until January 27.
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There are reportedly only around 25 of the rare J-Slot Fett's (with the rocket) in existence -- most of which are in bad shape -- and the good ones rarely go up for auction.
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These aren't likely to go up for sale before 2020, at the earliest, but that could be just in time to preface the autonomous driving revolution on the other side of the equation.
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I think a lot of my time introspectively is "I could never go up for that, never audition or apply to that" because they're not going to hire a trans person for that.
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Earlier this month, it was announced that the Pudel would go up for auction in April as a result of a legal dispute between the building's two owners, Rocko Schamoni and Wolf Richter.
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James Thomson, a former Amazon employee and partner at Buy Box Experts, a firm that consults with Amazon sellers, says the company does do some automatic screening before items go up for sale.
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Nearly 4,000 bottles of rare whisky could bring in more than $10 million in Scotland next year in what would be the largest private collection of whisky ever to go up for auction.
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According to him, if the federal government does not do this, costs will go up for those whose care he wants subsidized, namely unfortunate individuals living with chronic diseases or facing serious illness.
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WWE isn't going to just call it a day now that the McMahons have their billion-dollar TV deals (Raw stands to get a similar figure when its rights go up for bid).
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On a pick-and-roll, Duncan had a clear path to the basket, but as he tried to go up for the dunk, he was blocked by Serge Ibaka and knocked to the floor.
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Whenever it's in the budget, I want to go up for them until it's at an extremely livable wage, where they don't have to have other jobs when we're off for a couple months.
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On Wednesday, 22 women senators, both Republicans and Democrats — every single sitting female member of the Senate — wrote a letter to Senate leadership demanding the legislation go up for a vote on the Senate floor.
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Details: T-Mobile CEO John Legere was aggressive in maintaining that costs would not go up for consumers and that the company would not employ fewer people after the merger than the two do now.
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"As I have said repeatedly, under my Medicare for All plan, costs will go up for the very wealthy and big corporations, and costs will go down for middle-class families," according to her website.
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Now, the Apple subsidiary has announced that its fully wireless earbuds go up for pre-order in the U.S. and Canada the morning of May 3 and will be available to everyone May 10. 63.
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Democratic leadership attached the Venezuela bill to a rule to vote on the 2-year budget agreement reached by congressional leaders this week, allowing both bills to go up for a floor vote Thursday. Rep.
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As Richard Rubin, economy reporter for the Wall Street Journal, tells NPR: "We've seen costs go up for things that seem like core parts of the middle-class life," such as health care and education.
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Lock in your rates now before they go up for goodAccording to data from Quotacy, a $100,000 term life insurance policy for a healthy 30-year-old male is just $12 per month, on average.
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The sword and its scabbard were seized by the police in Connecticut last month just minutes before they were to go up for auction, where organizers said they were expected to fetch at least $50,19933.
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Sanders has said that taxes will go up for middle-class Americans, but that overall costs will go down as Americans won't be paying for out-of-pocket medical costs under the single-payer system.ADVERTISEMENT
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"There's certainly an argument to be made that Roth conversions should go up for certain individuals," said Jeffrey Levine, CEO and director of financial planning at Blueprint Wealth Alliance, based in Garden City, New York.
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As for why Wahlberg lost ownership of the lockers -- Rene suspects someone on Mark's team simply forgot to pay the rent, and after 3 months of not paying, the lockers can go up for sale.
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Although a majority of drivers today are still skeptical about handing over control to a machine, experiencing a self-driving car for themselves and seeing insurance rates go up for human drivers will quickly change that.
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But insurance market dynamics, the CBO, and now this new analysis suggest that those out-of-pocket costs will go up for many consumers buying their own insurance, particularly people who need more health care services.
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As Richard Rubin, economy reporter for the Wall Street Journal, tells Garcia-Navarro, "We've seen costs go up for things that seem like core parts of the middle-class life," such as health care and education.
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On Wednesday, 22 women senators, both Republicans and Democrats — every single sittin g female member of the Senate — wrote a letter to Senate leadership demanding the legislation go up for a vote on the Senate floor.
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A new election is then scheduled for that seat in the first year when there's no other Supreme Court election on the ballot (that is, two seats can't go up for election in the same year).
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Auction house Profiles in History announced Monday that an Oscar awarded to "Mutiny on the Bounty" in 22011 and another given to "Gentleman's Agreement" in 19423 will go up for auction in Los Angeles starting Dec. 21942.
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Trello can also probably ramp growth and product development under its new owner, so this should be good for everyone – as long as the cost of using Trello on its own doesn't go up for customers. 2.
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The only real difference between this bill and the one that didn't have enough support to even go up for a vote last month is a series of "limited waiver option" opportunities made available to the states.
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"The studies indicate that when you repeal the individual mandate, what you're going to see is premiums go up for everybody else by about 10% because your pool of consumers will be older and sicker," he said.
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The house about to go up for sale on my block used to contain 0003 rental apartments, which lent a semblance of economic diversity to a street otherwise characterized by the blessed fortunes of the ownership class.
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The case prompted U.S. senators Ted Cruz and Jeanne Shaheen to introduce a bill that would sanction Lebanese officials involved in detaining U.S. citizens in Lebanon, though the legislation had yet to go up for a vote.
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Medicaid would not have work requirements (which would be unpopular among conservatives in some states), and taxes would go up for Medicare and for employer-based health insurance (which would make it unpopular among just about everybody).
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TMZ Sports has learned the bling Odom received for winning titles with the L.A. Lakers in 2008-09 and 2009-10 are set to go up for sale ... and we're told they could fetch $50K A-PIECE!
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While she does believe that it is ultimately a strong sign for the group, she also expects that "underlying costs are also going to go up for retail," along with earnings growth that may pare or go flat.
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Every time, the Massachusetts Democrat -- standing squarely center stage as a new front-runner in the 2020 Democratic race for President -- refused to state that taxes would, in fact, go up for some Americans under her colleague's plan.
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The stadium is just unworkable because it's got a roof and the seats stop and the sidewalls go up for another 20 to 30 feet and then there's the metal roof and there's no treatment [for audio] anywhere.
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" On the importance of post-secondary education: "I think the bar is really going to go up for educational institutions and young people to enter the workforce at a higher performing, more sophisticated level than in the past.
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Republicans, including Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), have said funding for Flint belongs in a separate package called the Water Resources Development Act, which will go up for a vote in the House as soon as Monday night.
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That bird — a hulking, flightless cassowary with a daggerlike claw on each foot — will go up for auction on Saturday alongside about one hundred other exotic animals that Mr. Hajos, 75, kept on his property near Gainesville, Fla.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A 1965 Aston Martin DB5 outfitted with special gadgets for James Bond, such as tire slashers, machine guns and a bulletproof shield, will go up for auction in August, the auction house announced on Wednesday.
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It's not clear exactly when these will go up for sale, but they're part of the 2020 line-up from LG and are expected to become available to consumers in the second or third quarter of this year.
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Warren told moderators that "costs will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations, and for hard-working middle-class families costs will go down," but did not directly answer yes or no about whether she'd raise taxes.
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A 2000mm pocket revolver found in a field in the northern French village of Auvers-sur-Oise — where Van Gogh is believed to have shot himself in the chest on July 0003, 2000 — will go up for auction in Paris.
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Between the lines: Given the hypothetical choice between a 10% increase in their income or a guarantee that their health care costs wouldn't go up for 5 years, most people — 61% — said they'd take the freeze in health care costs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A photograph of Harriet Tubman, believed to be the earliest-known image of the anti-slavery crusader and showing her as younger than she is normally depicted, will go up for auction in New York on Thursday.
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As for the remaining 35 semifinalists in the challenge, those teams now go up for review by Hyperloop One's panel of experts and will eventually get whittled down to a fraction of the current number to be announced later this year.
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The proposed law, which is expected to go up for a vote in the state's House of Representatives on Monday, would bar doctors from prescribing hormones or puberty-blocking medication or performing transgender surgeries on anyone under the age of 16.
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While a flat yield by itself isn't bad, when it inverts and the yield curve for the 10-year yield starts to yield less than the three-month yield, that's when the red flags go up for a potential recession.
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"It would impact the cost on ceramic and natural stone and glass materials, and it would increase the cost at least 15 to 20 percent of our import duties on those items so costs will go up for sure," said Benson.
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"Not only will costs go up for restaurants and be passed onto consumers, but because comparable products weigh more and many cannot be recycled, costs will increase due to higher tipping fees (based on weight) at landfills," Locklair Tolle said.
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"It would be very easy for him to sign a deal where they bought more soybeans and have the cheerleaders on Wall Street say this is terrific, and have the stock market go up for a moment," Bannon told CNBC's "Squawk Box" Wednesday.
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The newly solidified front-runner was bombarded with criticism from her Democratic competitors last week at the CNN/New York Times Democratic presidential debate after she refused to address whether taxes would go up for some Americans under a Medicare for All plan.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - From the coral necklace worn by Vivien Leigh in "Gone With The Wind" to Marilyn Monroe's gold and pearl drop earrings from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," the glittering adornments made for Hollywood's stars will go up for auction this year.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android A carved box filled with the ashes of literary icon Truman Capote will go up for auction in Los Angeles this September, with a starting bid of only $2,000, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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"Frankly, I think we're witnessing a once-in-a-generation retail and apparel accouterments bull market, where these companies report good numbers and their stocks go up for three or four or five days, rather than just one or two," he said.
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The press conference concluded with Trump accusing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of being "taken over" by the radical left and bragging up about his poll numbers — though he said he doesn't want them to go up for "this reason," presumably meaning impeachment.
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If it is repealed, the cost of birth control could go up for women who would be required to meet deductibles, pay copays, or who lose coverage for their preferred birth control method — making cost-saving apps like Nurx more important than ever, said Gangeskar.
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Items to go up for sale include jewelry, fine art and photography from her homes in both New York and Paris, offered as part of Christie's Collector Week sales in New York in October, the British auction house said in its announcement of the sale.
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"I just wanted to roll it to the launchpad and go up for one last time," he said, speaking on a panel with his brother and CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta at the International Space Station Research and Development Conference in San Diego.
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It reportedly cost hundreds of thousands of dollars for drops of American Pharoah's man juices after his triple crown in 2015 ... and, as you can imagine, that price tag will only go up for Justify -- an animal Baffert calls the LeBron of horse racing.
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The fully wireless earbuds go up for pre-order in the U.S. and Canada the morning of May 3 and will be available to everyone May 10 — just a little while longer to get your hands on what's looking to be a pretty solid alternative.
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You pay more, so the ultra-rich and powerful corporations pay less:- Taxes go up for 86 mil middle-class families by 2027- Health care premiums rise- 13 mil lose health care… but don't worry, the rich and powerful get trillions in tax breaks!
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BEVERLY HILLS (Reuters) - Olivia Newton-John's black leather jacket and very tight pants from "Grease", complete with a broken zipper, go up for auction this week as the top item in a sale to help raise money for her cancer treatment center in Australia.
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When asked if she agrees with Sanders on raising taxes for the middle class to pay for Medicare for All, Warren said middle class families would pay less out of pocket for their healthcare — while costs would go up for billionaires and corporations. Rep.
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BEVERLY HILLS (Reuters) - Olivia Newton-John's black leather jacket and very tight pants from "Grease", complete with a broken zipper, go up for auction this week as the top item in a sale to help raise money for her cancer treatment center in Australia.
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During that Ohio debate, Warren's rivals sought to use Sanders' frankness about the fact that taxes would go up for the middle class under his "Medicare for All" plan as a cudgel against Warren, who kept insisting that middle class costs, overall, would not rise.
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The victory for the billionaire investors puts the Japanese company further on the back foot in any new negotiations with Xerox, although it is by no means out of contention as Xerox is now expected to go up for sale in an auction at a higher price.
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The termination of the deal puts the Japanese company further on the back foot in any new negotiations with Xerox, although it is by no means out of contention as Xerox is now expected to go up for sale in an auction at a higher price.
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On Wednesday, Faulkner sent a letter to executives from some of the largest U.S. hospitals, which are also Epic customers, asking them to reject such interoperability, on concern that patient privacy could be compromised and that costs would go up for health systems to meet the regulatory requirements.
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On February 463th the rapidly dwindling group of contenders for the nomination gathered in Houston, Texas, for a final rhetorical match before "Super Tuesday": on March 1st, 12 states cast their votes and 595 delegates, the equivalent of half of the delegates needed to win the nomination, go up for grabs.
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The iPhone X doesn't go up for preorder until October 13th, so you have quite a while to think over a potential purchase and decide whether the iPhone X is worth the extra cash over the equally powerful iPhone 8, which differs in only a few key areas from its bezel-less counterpart.
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Her refusal to engage directly on whether taxes would go up for the middle class under the proposal might have been as troublesome for her campaign as its eventual decision to offer a plan in which they did not, which drew out skeptics on her left and emboldened those to her right.
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As reported by the Associated Press, a 7mm pocket revolver found in a field in the northern French village of Auvers-sur-Oise — where Van Gogh is believed to have shot himself in the chest on July 27, 1890 — will go up for auction in Paris at the Drouot auction center, on June 19.
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During a mid-October debate in Westerville, Ohio, Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar used Sanders' frankness about the fact that taxes would go up for middle class under his "Medicare for All" plan, which Warren had embraced, as a cudgel against the Massachusetts senator, who kept insisting -- without fully explaining how -- she would not do the same.
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Republicans, including Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), have said funding for Flint belongs in a separate package called the Water Resources Development Act, which will go up for a vote in the House as soon as Monday night.
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Travis StasneyVancouver, British Columbia To the Editor: The reason Elizabeth Warren doesn't outright say taxes may go up for universal health care but overall costs for the public will go down is not that she doesn't trust the American people; it's that she doesn't trust the politicians sharing the stage with her, and she doesn't trust the media covering the event.
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And she's done her best to preserve that history: Her vast collection of roughly 4,000 costumes and props from classic movies, intended for a museum that Reynolds was never able to sustain, will go up for auction starting June 18 at the Paley Center in L.A. Joe Maddalena, owner of auctioneer Profiles in History, estimates the first round of items will fetch $5 to $6 million.
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Developing now, Thursday, June 21, 2018 - The first day of summer Two Trump-backed immigration bills may go up for a House vote Thursday, one day after the president ended separations of illegal immigrant families at the border, but passage of either bill seemed doubtful Trump vows his immigration policy will continue to be 'as tough as it's been' after signing his executive order to keep illegal immigrant families together.
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"When you have to make more programming that's not guaranteed to be a hit, you have to spend more money, you have to build your brand, you have to help the consumer discover your stuff — the price will go up for the subscription, and it would be logical to mitigate those increases to take ads," said Yaccarino, chairwoman of advertising sales and client partnerships at NBCUniversal, parent company of CNBC.
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The moment Britain imports controversial Yankee crops, cries will go up for a hard border on the island of Ireland, or one separating Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK. Finally Britain must navigate what one official calls Mr Trump's idées fixes, such as his obsession with balanced trade (a problem given Britain's sizeable current-account surplus with America) or his desire to equalise tariffs imposed on German cars entering America, and vice versa.
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