As they play "Let It Be," as McCartney wails into the microphone, the sound goes directly onto a reel of tape; the moment goes directly onto a reel of tape.
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You stop immediately, and it goes directly into your muscles.
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"This goes directly to our military culture," one official said.
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The measure goes directly against Trump's stance on this issue.
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That goes directly against national security strategy, the lawmakers say.
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CW: Right, but it goes directly to their ... Oh, man.
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He's talking about a lineage that goes directly back to slavery.
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"This goes directly to our military culture," one official told CNN.
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" He added: "Everything that gets said goes directly to players' smartphones.
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WM: Can I ask a question that goes directly to that?
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Parmarth's sewage "goes directly into the municipal sewage line," she added.
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The first $5,400 of those checks goes directly to the Trump campaign.
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The tip goes directly to drivers and helps them support their families.
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It's like cash back, but the money goes directly toward your investments.
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In return, revenue from ticket sales goes directly back to the government.
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All financial aid goes directly back to funding the cost of their mission.
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It has provisions to ensure tax revenue goes directly back into those communities.
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"This goes directly to the heart of our case for tax reform," he said.
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The money you pay for, say, my "Breakwater Bay" tables goes directly to Wayfair.
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The body then goes directly from the place of death to the medical school.
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Every single dollar raised goes directly to rare cancer research led by Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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But then we get to the mouth and everything goes directly and violently to hell.
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Now, there is a solution on the table that goes directly after this root cause.
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Both Facebook and Twitter shares include a link that goes directly to our voting page.
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The heart of the report goes directly against much of what Trump has been saying.
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"It is using CCC funding," Perdue said, adding that tariff revenue goes directly into the Treasury.
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And it goes directly to state government treasuries so they can cut taxes on the rich.
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Up to 25 percent of each plane ticket goes directly to the federal government in taxes.
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The question of perception goes directly to the heart of the obstruction allegations leveled against him.
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Burning Man organizers have protested that such a wall goes directly against the festival's core principles.
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On SoundCloud, meanwhile, what little money there is to be made goes directly to SoundCloud itself.
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But truly, the heart of this problem goes directly back to the absence of bankruptcy protections.
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If there's like a toilet roll in the wrong bin, it goes directly onto her nerves.
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It goes directly against what we believe Jesus taught and revealed to us about God in scripture.
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That means if you buy socks from them, your money goes directly towards a gorilla conservation fund.
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But now it's a big task, trying to make sure this money goes directly to the people.
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For example, roughly 85 percent of the federal fuel tax goes directly toward highway construction and maintenance.
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The third is the Uber-Lyft experience where the scooter goes directly to you, wherever you are.
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The GND goes directly at it — public investment aimed at creating jobs is central to the project.
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"Consumers love it, because instead of getting a check, the money goes directly into their accounts," Edwards said.
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Typically, the passengers board the shuttle immediately (and instantaneously), and the shuttle goes directly back to the hotel.
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It "goes directly to challenging the 'arrest first and ask questions later' that ICE has been operating under."
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Another promising reform would replace the employer exclusion with a personal tax credit that goes directly to individuals.
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It goes directly to providers and directly to pay for premiums for members, so I think it's misinformed.
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If a shopper goes directly to a florist's website, the store keeps most of the revenue from the sale.
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In addition, recipients can configure it so the money they receive through Gmail goes directly into their bank account.
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One hundred percent of a portion from every Apple (Product)RED product sale goes directly to the Global Fund.
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That survey goes directly to Amazon's stylist team which then curates items and brands based on each person's answers.
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"It goes directly to the source, and you listen to different sounds all throughout the lungs," Dr. Checkley said.
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Twelve percent goes directly to my 401(K) plan and another six percent is invested in a Roth IRA.
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Up to 37 percent of their income goes directly to the tax collectors who regularly knock on their door.
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OD: Or from Dan Scavino who goes directly to the Reddits and then you see it maybe on Fox.
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A nominal $10 submission fee applies which goes directly to Slideroom to cover their costs of hosting the service.
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"Unbeknownst to us, the stepmother goes directly to the F.B.I." Soon agents came knocking — he remembers answering the door.
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Without a battery to store the energy, solar energy goes directly to the grid whether it's needed or not.
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Another big slice goes directly to savings — and a sliver goes toward personal expenses for him and his wife.
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This goes directly against Assembly Bill No.668, the law that Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom signed in October 2019.
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A nominal $15 submission fee applies which goes directly to Slideroom to cover the costs of hosting the service.
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Every Flickr Pro subscription goes directly to keeping Flickr alive and creating great new experiences for photographers like you.
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A key point outlined by Ridder goes directly after former Vice President Joe Biden, by name, and Vermont Sen.
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A nominal $10-$15 submission fee applies which goes directly to Slideroom to cover their costs of hosting the service.
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Instead the company goes directly to the consumers that are its users to get them to download the tool directly.
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NHL video policy does not allow for hand passes to be reviewed, unless the puck goes directly into the net.
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But the direct line to these more bellicose moves begins earlier than that and goes directly to the White House.
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However, that income often goes directly to paying for school expenses, with little left over for saving, let alone investing.
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Ilhan Omar and Joe Kennedy III, are introducing legislation to establish an emergency cash stimulus that goes directly to Americans.
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Corker's more relaxed attitude about Syrian refugees goes directly against Trump's more fearmongering tactics toward immigration from the Middle East.
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DAVD goes directly in front of both eyes, allowing for the illusion of depth — a crucial element of true augmented reality.
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Clients pay up to 5,000 Hong Kong dollars ($650) to have sex with Kat but payment goes directly to her pimp.
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"House Bill 314 goes directly after Roe," State Representative Rich Wingo, one of the Alabama bill's supporters, said in an interview.
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Emphasizing such cultural explanations is a bold move, one that goes directly against Susan Sontag's old admonishments against illness as metaphor.
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I can tell you with certainty that money given to his organization goes directly (and usually immediately) to people in need.
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Recalling your 10th grade chemistry, this process is known as sublimation, where a solid goes directly into a vapor under special circumstances.
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" He added, "If you observe the video (of the shooting), he goes directly to where the victim is and shoots without hesitation.
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So, if I don't need it for bills, food, gas, or other necessities, it goes directly into my high-yield savings account.
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In the beginning, there's a $5 medical fee tacked on to the price of the acne products that goes directly to doctors.
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The NCAA already gives out over $500 million to the schools each year, though none of that goes directly to athletes' pockets.
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Facebook will also stop charging nonprofits fees for collecting donations, meaning all money goes directly to organizations that people want to support.
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"Our position is just simply that the unborn child is a person, and the bill goes directly to that," Mr. Wingo said.
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Without access to mainstream social-media sites, he will increasingly be speaking to his established audience that already goes directly to Infowars.
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He said the money goes directly to fund conservation activities, water for wildlife, anti-poaching operations, equipment for the community and research.
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At $2.13 million, a Moulton aide noted that he now tops all House Democrats in raising money that goes directly to candidates.
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"Just be sure to automate your savings, so the amount goes directly into a retirement account, and make it consistent," she said.
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The lifesaving care provided by UNFPA goes directly to helping women and girls around the world, and I've seen their work firsthand.
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The Presidential decree last year goes directly against the previous government's efforts to introduce a school re-entry policy for teenage mothers.
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"He goes directly to where the victim is and shoots without hesitation," said Montilla said last week, referring to video of the shooting.
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The extreme conditions around young stars sometimes means that water goes directly from gas into snow and ice, skipping the liquid phase entirely.
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For decades, the Order has operated as a cooperative society; as such, every working Order member's income goes directly into the Kingston bank.
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The extra money goes directly to the workers who made the garments, and they form a committee that decides how to spend it.
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The New York Times Company pays all administrative costs of the Neediest Cases Fund so that every gift goes directly to serve the needy.
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Every single cent of the price of her lipstick goes towards the M·A·C AIDS Fund which goes directly to people affected by HIV/AIDS.
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The systems reduces the risk of fraud and misappropriation of funds, making sure aid money goes directly to the people it is earmarked for.
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It goes directly to your bloodstream (rather than being metabolized in another organ), so it's the best option for a pre-workout pump-up.
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Step Seven: The Nominee Is Sworn InIf the Senate confirms the nomination, the nominee goes directly to the White House to be sworn in.
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This goes directly against Puerto Rico's ambitious energy bill that was passed by the legislature and signed into law by the governor last month.
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Any assistance that reaches small businesses and allows them to stay afloat or goes directly into the hands of low-income consumers will help.
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He built it on a knoll in the foothills of the San Gabriel range, on a private road that goes directly into the mountains.
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They also agree to pay a penny more per pound of tomatoes, money that goes directly to the farmworkers as a line-item bonus.
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If you want to ensure that your donation goes directly to Hurricane Michael relief, check first with the nonprofit about how they earmark financial gifts.
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The WeWork prize money will help to keep their staff going, since much of their current funding goes directly to helping people on the ground.
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Sales people will explain the work Product (RED) does and how a portion of the sale goes directly to the fight against HIV and AIDS.
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The league argues this saves attendees money, but Auxier demonstrated that the money goes directly to the league office, not the Super Bowl ticket holders.
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Money collected from hunting license sales, taxes on ammunition and firearms and other hunting equipment often goes directly to properly maintaining land and conservation efforts.
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Money distributed by CAMA goes directly to each of their alumni, who then use their own resources to support another three children to attend school.
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In fact, the majority of the CDC's STD prevention budget goes directly to 50 states and 9 cities and territories to support such prevention programs.
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It is easier to throw strikes with a motion that goes directly toward the plate, Callaway said, because a pitcher has more room for error.
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And any report Mr. Mueller ultimately submits goes directly to the attorney general — who may decide whether or not to pass it along to Congress.
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Once he shows up, the camera goes directly to Kylie, where Kim is asking her if they should go say hi to Tristan or not.
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"They're not winning the boring lift-and-shift business — that goes directly to Amazon," said Maribel Lopez, an industry researcher at Lopez Research in San Francisco.
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WSTA estimated the average seasonal shop for alcohol in the U.K. cost £171.66 ($213.20), and £88.19 or 51 percent of which goes directly to the Treasury.
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Ad-supported models tend to obscure the money exchanging hands, but when someone buys a game on Steam, money goes directly to Valve as an effect.
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Hughes says that no new social networks have been launched since 2011 and that 84 percent of spending on social media ads goes directly to Facebook.
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More than $1 out of every $10 spent on health care nationwide goes directly to treating diabetes and its consequences, according to the American Diabetes Association.
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When customers place their orders digitally, McDonald's saves on labor, because the order goes directly to the kitchen, said Peter Saleh, a restaurant analyst for BTIG.
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The jazz singer Stacey Kent is an artist who isn't merely content to celebrate her musical influences from a distance: She goes directly to the source.
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The question is not academic, but goes directly to the heart of the emerging threat the AfD presents to Germany's political establishment, including Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The money goes directly to insurers, which are required to provide discounts to low-income people regardless of whether the companies are reimbursed by the government.
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Weber communicates with Rob Thomson, the bench coach, on the dedicated phone line that goes directly to the dugout, much like the one from the bullpen.
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The jet bridge for an A380 actually forks into two paths — one goes directly to the upper deck, and the other leads straight to the lower.
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Of revenue collected from BAF, 99 percent goes directly to the Highway Trust Fund, compared to only about 65 percent of fees collected on some toll roads.
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Money from Impact Aid goes directly to local school districts, which use it as they see fit: to pay teacher salaries, maintain school buses, purchase textbooks, etc.
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Your Daily Cash, which you get for spending with Apple Card, goes directly into your virtual Apple Cash card, which also lives in your iPhone's Wallet app.
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But it might also shift spend from influencer marketing that goes directly into the pockets of creators toward official Instagram ads, thereby earning the company more money.
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Which goes directly counter to what President Donald Trump (and others) have been saying about the investigation for the better part of the last two years. 2.
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But less than a third of the sewage that is generated by the 299.99 million people of Varanasi is treated; the rest goes directly into the river.
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"What some people don't realize about the NEA is that half of the appropriation goes directly to state arts agencies and is re-granted by them," he says.
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The organization says 88.4 percent of each dollar goes directly to help children, and just $3 can provide safe water to three children for more than two months.
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Online fundraising, in contrast, usually comes as small donations; almost all of it goes directly to the Trump campaign and doesn't have to be shared with the party.
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Pickles are hiding inside, good ones, but everything on this burger comes together in a single impression that bypasses analytical thinking and goes directly to raw, thumping want.
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Investor (and former Facebook head of growth) Chamath Palihapitiya pointed out that 16% of the money he puts into companies goes directly into Amazon's coffers for data hosting.
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One photon partner/mirror goes directly to a detector, while the other travels along the fiber-optic intrusion detection circuit and eventually rejoins its partner at the detector.
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He makes a beeline for Home Depot, which he navigates with the speed and expertise of a star employee, and goes directly to the Scotch-Brite Extreme Scrubs.
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Since your money goes directly into right platforms (savings and investments), you give it the opportunity to grow and compound without having to think about it too much.
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The phone had come to feel too powerful: "It's like a live wire that you're holding in your mouth, and it goes directly to your brain," she said.
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When you order food through an app and tip the worker who delivers it, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the money you give goes directly to that person.
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Although some of that subscriber fee goes directly to Twitch, Ninja also receives donations and makes additional money through apparel, sponsorships, advertising, and appearances, including a recent Samsung commercial.
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The money goes directly to that organization and it's never seen by the people who run Rage Donate, according to Earl Carlson, a designer who helped launch the website.
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The new iPhones are part of (Product)RED, and a portion of every sale goes directly to the non-profit, The Global Fund, to help fight HIV and AIDS.
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The new 15,846-square-foot space features a home theater, outdoor kitchen and an elevator that goes directly to the estate's rooftop terrace, according to real estate site Trulia.
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Trump has so far gone out of his way to stand by the crown prince over Khashoggi's killing, hence the measure goes directly against his stance on this issue.
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"Our position is just simply that the unborn child is a person, and the bill goes directly to that," said Representative Rich Wingo, a Republican who supported the legislation.
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Only about 12 percent of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families funding — meant to help low-income families with basic needs — goes directly to families in the state, she says.
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According to the will, which was filed in L.A. County and obtained by TMZ, there are certain assets -- like his retirement account -- that goes directly to his widow, Talinda.
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Tees start at $28 and $1 of each purchase goes directly to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) to support the fight for freedom and equality and against systemic oppression.
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About 75 percent of the crop goes directly to Hong Kong to be turned into oyster sauce—usually the bigger ones that couldn't be sold at market or to restaurants.
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When the electrodes come into contact, all the energy being pumped into the battery goes directly to the electrolytes in the middle instead of in the electrodes on the side.
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This evolution means Floss Bar now goes directly to company offices and sets up a "pop-up" or full-time dentist office in an available conference room or medical space.
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Unmentioned by the company is the fact that Comcast owns the regional sports networks in many of its markets, meaning that this money often goes directly back into Comcast's pocket.
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The New York Times Company pays for all administrative costs so that every gift goes directly to serve the poor, and the company audits the work of the agencies accordingly.
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The United Nations refugee agency provides Hisham's family with $294 a month in cash assistance; the money goes directly toward the $2000 rent and the electricity bill, which is $28.
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After a series of changes, the default tip for users of the app now sits at 5 percent, with a 5 percent service fee that goes directly to the company.
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Today, Bandcamp is here to make it easier to do some good, as the platform is waiving all of their commissions so that purchase revenue goes directly to the artists.
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Reichert releases her films (many of which were made in collaboration with James Klein) through her own New Day Films, which goes directly to community centers, libraries, high schools, and universities.
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Supporters say it is quicker than lawsuits and more of the money in a settlement goes directly to a customer than in class-action lawsuits, where people band together to sue.
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That money goes directly to a fund benefitting Associa's non-profit agency set up to aid families who have experienced a catastrophe at home such as a flood, fire or tornado.
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If we win the Top Social Artist Award, it is because of the dedication from our A.R.M.Y.s [their fans] around the world and our honor and gratitude goes directly to them.
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"The current position, with conflicting messages and red lines goes directly against the interests of the UK automotive sector which has thrived on single market and customs union membership," he said.
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On one end is an HDMI plug that goes directly into a TV, and the only other output is a Mini USB port that provides power and some extra wireless signal.
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"This threat goes directly against the ethos and opportunity of the blockchain, a decentralized system that no single entity can control or censor," Hoover said, expanding on his tweet for CNBC.
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"The money goes directly to restore art treasures in Venice — oil paintings, statues, facades, church ceilings and recently, a 17th-century gondola," said Lauren Santo Domingo, a chairwoman of the event.
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So, in aggregate, take all our stations, about 21.35 percent of their funding comes from the federal government, and the lion's share of the federal appropriation actually goes directly to them.
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But the current implementation of Leahy does not restrict commercial sales on the basis of human rights violations, or include vetting for assistance that goes directly to a partner's ministry of defense.
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Henderson added that 10-20% of a traditional agency&aposs revenue goes directly to its holding company, while his team can invest more of its money in research, innovation, and ad buys.
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I automate everything, so my bills are paid automatically at the end of each month, and a set amount of money goes directly to my savings and retirement accounts every other week.
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"Whose Streets," premiering on the first day of the festival, goes directly to the heart of the issue in the aftermath of the August 2014 police shooting of Michael Brown, 18, in Ferguson.
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ILMS Director Dr. Kathryn Matthew notes that $214 million of the $230 million budget goes directly to grants to state and local libraries, including $155 million distributed through a population-based formula grant.
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Earlier this month, Didi added a safety center featuring guidelines and help, and updated the SOS button within the passenger app so it goes directly to the police rather than customer support agents.
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If you think this is the case, Pak says there's one good way to make sure your gift goes directly where you'd like it to go: by gifting it directly into their accounts.
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The paint that goes off of the edges, outside of where it is "meant to be," is just as important, and often more interesting to me, than what goes directly onto the canvas.
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He uses an equation where 50 percent of his take home income goes directly to savings, 30 percent goes to necessary spending and 20 percent goes to "fun" purchases like movie tickets or lattes.
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The San Francisco 49ers receive $300 per hour for each cheerleader during an event (with events lasting a minimum of two hours) and, according to Murray, $175 of that goes directly to the cheerleader.
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Here's one pro: The bus goes directly from Mission Bay in San Francisco to the Santa Monica Pier, so it does create a kind of wormhole between the techie neighborhoods in the two cities.
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"Hate crime goes directly against the long-standing British values of unity, tolerance and mutual respect - and I am committed to stamping this sickening behavior out," Home Secretary Sajid Javid said in a statement.
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As long as the money — up to $100,000 — goes directly to the charitable organization, you'll avoid paying income taxes on it (although you can't claim a tax deduction for the gift), Ms. Cassidy said.
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WESTVLETEREN, Belgium (Reuters) - Belgian Trappist monks who brew one of the world's most coveted beers are turning to online sales to ensure their limited supply goes directly to beer lovers rather than to profiteers.
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When you fill up at the pump, a small amount of your total cost goes directly to this trust fund, and the money can only be used to pay for roads, bridges and other improvements.
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The larger, more expensive home covers 15,846-square feet of space and features a home theater, outdoor kitchen and an elevator that goes directly to the estate's rooftop terrace, according to real estate site Trulia.
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The main attraction of an insulin pill, aside from avoiding injections, is that it comes much closer to the path of natural insulin, which is produced in the pancreas and goes directly to the liver.
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Aided by a longstanding tax that goes directly to parks, these efforts to improve public space, begun under the city's former mayor, Richard M. Daley, have gathered steam since Rahm Emanuel took office in 2011.
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A nonprofit operating a homeless shelter is lauded for reporting that 85033 cents of every dollar goes directly to beds filled, warm meals served, job training or drug counseling sessions attended — all important, short-term program outputs.
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If sold at world prices, that should bring in about $173bn for the year, except that 45% of the oil goes directly to China and Russia to repay debt, according to Siobhan Morden of Nomura, an investment bank.
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The company now offers paid tours around Detroit — like Motown history tours, bar crawls and even Pokemon Go tours — where a percentage of each ticket sold goes directly into funding the ride for a kid's after-school program.
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It also goes directly after Obama's record, repealing at least six Obama-era executive orders aimed at addressing global warming, including a series of orders that instructed the federal government to prepare for the impacts of climate change.
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Doing this in private is especially alarming, Mr. Potter said, because the Trump administration's decision to even temporarily withhold military aid for a country that needs to arm itself against Russia goes directly against American national security interests.
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Instacart has since increased the tipping default to 5% percent per batch, but continues to take out a service fee that goes directly to the company, but which workers say misleads customers into thinking that they're tipping shoppers.
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The Hong Kong Free Press says some vendors insist on their pages that the videos are a form of "charitable activity," but when asked about how much money goes directly to the children and their families, had no answer.
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Part of it goes directly to the National Republican Congressional Committee and another portion goes to his leadership PAC, which both support Republican members and candidates, according to Jeremy Adler, communications director for Team Ryan, the joint fundraising group.
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According to the university's patent regulations, one-third of the money that the university receives from a patent goes directly to the inventor; the university considers Dr. Cholkar as one of the main inventors who should have been credited.
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If the government does not appropriate that money, which goes directly to insurers, those insurers that sell Obamacare plans will still be on the hook for the subsidies to customers, but will have to eat the cost of doing so.
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Bjorn Hanson, an adjunct professor at the New York University School of Professional Studies Jonathan M. Tisch Center for Hospitality and Tourism, who has researched the fees, said that most of the fee cost goes directly to hotels' bottom lines.
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All of which is to say: OCI has produced about the most conservative possible estimate of the subsidies received by fossil fuels in the US. These are solely production subsidies — taxpayer money that goes directly to producing more fossil fuels.
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"The money goes directly into a bank account, which allows you to disburse it as you need it and when you need it," said Kristin Shuff, the senior vice president for marketing at Lightstream, the consumer lending division of SunTrust Bank.
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Aside from raising the default tip amount, workers will demand that Instacart give them the entirety of each tip and remove an "intentionally confusing & obsolete 'service fee,'" which misleadingly goes directly into the pockets of the company, not its workers.
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The resolution also goes directly after Rosenstein for his role in the ongoing Mueller investigation, criticizing him for refusing to produce a memo that outlines the scope of that investigation and questioning whether the investigation was started on legitimate grounds.
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"When you rip off that T-shirt, you're not just ripping off us, you're also taking money out of the pocket of Planned Parenthood and the ACLU, because 10% of every product that we make goes directly to them," Mcilroy told Refinery29.
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In West Virginia, she actually got to ride on a PRT, which is sort of like a subway, but different in two crucial ways: each vehicle is roughly the size of a car, and each goes directly to your destination — no unnecessary stops.
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If you continue making payments, every dollar you put towards your student loans while interest is suspended goes directly towards paying off the principal on the loan — and that's an opportunity to get ahead on your loans and reduce future interest payments.
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Ryan Truesdell, a young composer and arranger, has made it his mission to prove that point: He goes directly to Evans's original big-band manuscripts — including some charts that haven't been played in over 50 years — and restages them to full effect.
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Parscale has said that much of that money goes directly toward purchasing advertising and other expenses, but he declined to provide a detailed accounting of the spending and how much he has profited from his business with the RNC and Trump campaign.
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Of the tens of millions of dollars the NRA has spent over the years in support of gun rights, a relatively small share goes directly to individual members of Congress, according to Federal Election Commission data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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As compared with full public funding, in which money goes directly to candidates, vouchers also give voters a larger role, though the evidence suggests that so-called "clean election" campaign finance systems do lead to candidates spending more time appealing directly to voters.
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Shopping from Olivela is the perfect way to do that: The luxury e-commerce destination's new beauty section stocks all of your favorite high-end brands, and a portion of proceeds from every purchase goes directly to causes that affect young women and children.
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"Cancer research is for cancer research and should not go to building facilities, which is why the budget limits administrative costs ensuring that more money goes directly to helping patients," an official from the Office of Management and Budget told CNN in a written statement.
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Recreational boating is a uniquely American industry, in which 95 percent of boats sold in the U.S. are made in the U.S. Because our boats are made at home, the revenue generated by boat sales goes directly back into the pockets of hardworking Americans.
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The company claims it will now be made clear to both drivers and customers that any additional money offered through its app as a tip goes directly to the driver and is added on top of the base wage for any given delivery order.
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BN then goes directly to manufacturers of those inputs to lock in a bulk rate or other deep discount, which it then passes along to farmer-members who can either go pick up their inputs at a warehouse nearby, or have them shipped to the farm.
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Apple does say that "We share Spotify's love of music and their vision of sharing it with the world," and instead goes directly after Spotify in the jugular: the music streaming service's own issues with how it controls those wanting to do business on its own platform.
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It will count as a required minimum distribution or part of one, and because the money goes directly to the charity, the distribution will not raise adjusted gross income, avoiding a possible increase in tax liability, said Sidney Kess, a C.P.A. and lawyer in New York.
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"As the child is going into the restroom, the suspect gets up from his seat and goes directly to there and 20 or 30 seconds is all it took for the suspect to commit that sexual assault," the department's public information officer, Ryan Railsback, told FOX11 .
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The signings will be lawful under the decades-old American embargo provided that the salaries are paid directly to players and that no money goes directly to the government, making it unclear whether Cuba would agree to such an arrangement for players still in the country.
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" She pointed to the department's $13.2 billion request for funding under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, the same level as is currently appropriated by Congress now, which she said "goes directly to states to ensure students with disabilities have the resources and supports they need.
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Some of the innovation goes directly into the car itself, with the Generation EQ featuring two electric motors, one on each axle, that can produce 300kW of power and last for as long as 500km (310 miles) on a single charge of the battery integrated into the vehicle floor.
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This emphasis on immersive interactivity is a reflection of the artist's changed perception of contemporary culture after his indigenous visits: "Our visual sense is very powerful and goes directly into our minds, but I feel that we need to receive from our entire bodies and not just our minds," tells Neto.
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Every candidate, however, seems to be acting as if the national debt does not exist, presenting their plans for health care and other areas of federal spending while ignoring that 6 percent of the federal budget, over $85033 billion a year, goes directly to paying off interest on the national debt.
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The Housing Choice Vouchers Program, one of the main vehicles for rental assistance, has enjoyed broad support on both sides of the aisle as well as from housing policy analysts because such a large proportion of the program's funds goes directly to households to pay rent for apartments obtained from the private sector.
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As if that weren't sufficiently damning, it is also clear that this practice goes directly against the core of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which mandates that state actors make every effort to protect children from harm and support their nurturance to the best of their abilities in developmentally appropriate ways.
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Bright Health has raised $240 million from a number of venture capital firms, and Oscar Health recently netted $375 million from Alphabet to expand into new business segments, including MA. Still, it's not easy to find profits, because so much of the money from the government goes directly into providing coverage, which can be very costly.
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It's also a matter of economics and an economic imperative: The ability of a woman to access the care that she needs, the contraception that she needs, abortion if she needs it, goes directly to her ability to go to school, stay in school, join the workforce, stay in the workforce, have a career, even raise a family.
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Ms. Sandé had Britain's best-selling album of 2012 with her debut, "Our Version of Events," which introduced her strengths: a voice with tearful intensity, songwriting that goes directly to the point and productions that are well aware of both R&B's gospel-rooted history and 21st-century dance-music technology, not to mention the examples of Adele and Alicia Keys.
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It not only calls into question the company's procedures—Chipotle, to its dubious credit, has been rather transparent in noting that some of its small suppliers are overseas, and produce goes directly to their stores while only some is tested and washed in central kitchens (unwashed produce is also a risk)—but there's the very simple fact that if a massive, continent-wide company messes up like this, it should be held accountable.
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DP: I think it's had a profound effect on how I lead and it's important to, I think, bifurcate while I've led a large organization that entirely worked from home when I was at IBM — for decades they had half of the employee base was work from home and I was an executive there during that — and that, if you will, anxiety and distraction that goes directly to the core of our sense of self and safety.
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