Five weeks later, Orji had booked her first television show.
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The agent had booked new seats for about half the group.
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Tourists who had booked their rooms vented their rage on Twitter.
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I scored a ticket and, minutes later, had booked a flight.
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I called the new phone girl who had booked the appointment.
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Schmitt and Mele soon realized they had booked the wrong guest.
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They had booked a long vacation north of Miami Beach, Fla.
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The couple had booked a hotel to stay in for the weekend.
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The couple had booked a Mediterranean cruise once they arrived in Venice.
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We shot the finale in December, and we had booked the bear.
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The night before, Mr. Zindani had booked two bus tickets in Kandahar.
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But more than anything else, our agent had booked an American tour.
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I remember this one gig we played, this guy had booked this theater.
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A lot of tourists had booked their two-week holidays way in advance.
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Her agent had booked her for the event, but she didn't know why.
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A senior government official said authorities had booked 58 rooms in the hotel.
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But the ex-yakuza member had booked himself a consultation within the hour.
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I had booked the trip weeks ago, before coronavirus began spreading more rapidly.
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Instead, she said, her boss told her he had booked a room for them.
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In 2012, Matt McCann visited London thinking he had booked the perfect hotel room.
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The offer from Hickenlooper only came after the EPA had booked the charter flight.
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Turns out the woman had booked it under her mother's maiden name or something.
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They turned up like one hour after each other and had booked tables opposite.
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Audi said it had booked €620 million in unforeseen charges in the third quarter.
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Customers who had booked tickets to Bali will receive a full refund, the airline said.
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In fact, you may actually end up paying less than if you had booked ahead.
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The company said then it had booked $52 million in "zero emission vehicle" credit sales.
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We had booked a five-night stay at a boutique hotel in Rome on Hotels.
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I went to my dentist for an appointment that I had booked a while ago.
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AccorHotels is offering cancellation and reimbursement for those who had booked stays at the hotel.
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It also said this summer it had booked $100 million in ad sales pre-launch.
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The guests in those apartments said they had booked at a legal property through Booking.
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Dulos said he had booked round trip tickets for the family and the babysitter to Greece.
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The group had booked their tours to the islands online on their own, said the posting.
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Jonuzi had booked the accommodation short-term but asked to extend his stay for a week.
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During previous trips, the firm had booked rooms at a hotel in Virginia, the Post reported.
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They had booked their rooms in March and gave no thought to canceling after the massacre.
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He had booked $52,000 in ads, for instance, in Fargo, N.D. and $59,000 in Biloxi, Miss.
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The refiner had booked inventory losses of 148 million euros in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Roughly 70 percent of the flights he had booked for this month were canceled, he said.
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The British victims had booked their trips through Thomson Holidays, which is owned by TUI Group.
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He added that China had booked up to 40,000 tonnes of Australian sorghum for shipment through September.
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For this particular trip, Okwuchi's mother had booked her an aisle instead of her preferred window seat.
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A year earlier the company had booked a 87 million pound one-off gain from a disposal.
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The research was based on a database of 1.8m people who had booked corporate travel in 2014.
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What if parents flying on the hijacked planes had booked flights a few hours earlier or later?
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He had booked a short set at Largo at the Coronet, the comedy club in West Hollywood.
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Once he wrote to every literary festival that had booked me, telling them to cancel the event.
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The same day, McCarry had to send out emails postponing tours he had booked for his clients.
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We had booked the property's newest treehouse, slated to be complete in time for our December visit.
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And, oh, Didi earlier this year said it had booked more than 1.4 billion rides in 2015 alone.
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Cairn said it had booked a charge of $163 million on Kraken on the back of the downgrade.
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And, oh, Didi earlier this year said it had booked more than 1.4 billion rides in 2015 alone.
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Tina Lan, 30, from Shanghai, said she had booked her Golden Week flights to Thailand six months ago.
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The day before he was detained, he had booked a flight from Moscow to Miami, the judge said.
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The manager had booked a party of fifty for a day that I was supposed to have off.
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" via GIPHY "My-ex boyfriend and I had booked a trip to Hawaii about four months in advance.
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Lombardo had booked studio time with Robinson in late 2015 to cut a record with another band, Philm.
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Even more shocking was that, after I had booked, the price dropped to $2000 for an interior cabin.
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The MS Zaandam had booked, since April 2018, a transit through the Panama Canal for April 1, 2020.
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I had booked the flight through Delta and checked in at the Korean Air section in Terminal 1.
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As of June, the company had booked $100 million in advertising revenue, Whitman told The Wall Street Journal.
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A Louvre spokeswoman said on Friday evening that tourists who had booked tickets in advance would be reimbursed.
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Luckily, we had booked a trip to Mexico before I lost my job that was all paid for.
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I asked if we could rent a dragon to fly us to dinner, but HBO had booked them all.
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The mid-sized developer said it had booked an impairment of 593 million dirhams on land values in 53.
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A recent television sketch showed Kosciuszko cancel a patriotic meeting because a ski club had booked the venue first.
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He declined to disclose further details but said that the orders they had booked were not from an airliner.
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Canada had booked its ticket to the best-of-three finals by defeating Russia, 5-3, on Saturday night.
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But in October last year Barclays, which declined comment, said it had booked 40 million pounds in unearned income.
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Soon, the improvised group had booked 60 rooms for more than 100 people, including children and families, Payne said.
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By a miracle, I had booked us in a hotel next to a park with the most wonderful playground.
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I had booked this tour through Airbnb Experiences prior to coming to Japan since it had great reviews ($43.62).
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He had booked his return on another Hamburg-American liner sailing for New York in the first week of September.
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The lender said late Tuesday it had booked 260 million euros ($296 million) of losses on poorly performing Asian derivatives.
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I had booked a saver fare, Alaska's version of basic economy, which surprisingly allowed me a seat selection before departure.
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In October 2018, GM said Maven had booked over 186,000 reservations for a total of around 338 million miles driven.
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He ended up taking the Daallo Airlines flight to Djibouti after a Turkish Airlines flight he had booked was canceled.
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The train was headed for Hamburg, where the ocean liner on which we had booked passage to America was docked.
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"The views are fantastic," said Damon Willmott, a Park Sloper who had booked two tents for his family of four.
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The Zaandam had booked transit through the Canal for April 1, 2020 since April 2018, according to the canal statement.
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China in 2017 had booked more than 23 million tonnes of U.S. soy, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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No problem: The couple's trip to Zambia, which she had booked as a second honeymoon, just became a solo adventure.
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The company said at the time that it had booked profits prematurely and delayed logging expenses to pad its results.
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They had booked a hotel room and would save the long drive back to Los Angeles for the next morning.
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In the fourth quarter, it had booked $5.8 billion in interest income and $2.93 million in fees and other income.
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She got the last seat on standby, and although he would have preferred driving, his mother had booked him a ticket.
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Maersk had booked practically every hotel room within tens of miles, every bed-and-breakfast, every spare room above a pub.
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She recalls an incident that happened the previous week with a middle school group that had booked a Cry Innocent show.
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He had booked a one-way plane ticket to Rome for Thursday, The New York Times and other local media reported.
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An update on her website indicated that a second hotel had cancelled the hall she had booked for her press conference.
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He also said the Warren campaign had booked more than $4 million in advertising targeting states that vote later this month.
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We had booked a Superior Double, the lowest tier available, but got upgraded to a Deluxe Double, the next tier up.
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Mr. Godbout said he had booked a few of these artists, which has alienated some traditional comedy fans but filled seats.
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Another theatregoer had booked the play as a surprise for her partner, who turned out to be un-delighted by it.
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CEO Balke thanked Germania's staff and apologized to passengers who had booked directly and would not be entitled to alternative flights.
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On Thursday afternoon, Pete and I arrived in Chambéry, where we had booked a couple of hotel rooms for the weekend.
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Last month, Uber declared that it had booked over one billion rides worldwide through its app since its creation in 2009.
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Also, a year earlier it had booked a capital gain of 86 million euros on the acquisition of three small Italian banks.
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Sunday plans were not created until later in the scheduling, after I had booked my flight home for Sunday at 6 a.m.
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Sources told CNN that it appeared she left the country in June and previously had booked a ticket to return last week.
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Then, once we scrambled and came up with the funding, they threatened to move the room we had booked weeks in advance.
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On Friday, it had booked its sharpest daily rise in more than two years, climbing a little over 1.2% during the session.
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"The views are fantastic," said Damon Willmott of Brooklyn, who had booked two tents for his family of four on Governors Island.
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The next day, they're sharing a suite on a cruise ship — the one Rachel's husband-to-be had booked for their honeymoon.
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A lot of people we overheard had booked the flight last-minute to try to get home before coronavirus-related shutdowns expanded.
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A guest of the Sheraton Atlanta, Danielle Johnson, told CNN affiliate WSB-TV that she had booked a room back in May.
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The nine family members she was attending with had booked their tickets in November; now a scalper said his cheapest was $800.
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By date No. 4, Mr. Shackett learned that Mr. O'Keefe had booked a trip to visit friends in Herefordshire, England, in May.
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Recently, however, Mr. Rasheed "was feeling more relaxed," Ms. Peroni said, and the couple had booked a summer vacation to Sri Lanka.
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But travelers who had booked vacation packages through Thomas Cook were scrambling to find alternative ways to get to their intended destinations.
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A224 said on Tuesday that it had booked "Moonlight" into at least 22012,224 theaters in the United States for the coming weekend.
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Two guests said they had booked the apartment only to be surprised by the address they received in return: 721 Fifth Avenue.
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Swatch had booked the money as one-off income in 2013, before a lower Dutch court overturned the panel's ruling in 2015.
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I made the short walk to the Sunnyside Holiday Bungalow, where I had booked a room for just under $30 per night.
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China last year had booked more than 23 million tonnes of U.S. soy by late December, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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Tour operator Thomas Cook said most German guests who had booked a holiday to Antalya or Bodrum had taken their flights on Saturday.
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Adrien didn't want the band to continue without him, but we had just released a record, we had booked tours, we had momentum.
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Carige said it had booked a 111 million euro loss in July-September on the disposal of 940 million euros in soured loans.
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As the breakup of Yugoslavia began in the early 1990s, it seemed as if every American intellectual had booked a ticket to Sarajevo.
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However, when the group went to pick up the keys for the 11 chalets they had booked, it realized that something was up.
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Although I had booked a Superior room, the hotel upgraded us to a Deluxe room after their mishap with the check-in system.
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Travelers who had booked stays in Hubei, the province at the center of the outbreak, can cancel reservations without charge until April 1.
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Hay, 39, allegedly made plans to meet Colton at a hotel for sex and had booked a "whirlpool suite" in a Neenah, Wis.
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Last week, the company removed a North Carolina host for sending racist messages to a black woman who had booked booked a room.
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All holidays there were halted after an Islamist attack on a resort in Sousse killed 30 Britons who had booked their holidays through TUI.
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GE confirmed to Reuters it had booked three additional orders in the first quarter that were not counted in its first-quarter earnings report.
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The candidates met with Uber board members in the presidential suite of the St. Regis Hotel, which the company had booked through the weekend.
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On Friday, the Japanese currency had booked its sharpest daily rise in more than two years, climbing a little over 1.2% during the session.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Takeda said its first-quarter operating profit had halved from a year ago, when it had booked gains from asset sales.
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One of Dave's bands had recently broken up and he had to somehow fill these three southern Californian dates that the band had booked.
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"Its clean, it's well located and it suits our family just fine," said Davies, standing outside the hotel he had booked for four nights.
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The company on Thursday said it had booked four orders for its 747-523 freighter, the first sales of the year for the plane.
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Through a New Jersey-based company, FlyNYON, they had booked seats on a whirlwind tour of New York City from the air at sunset.
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The victims were part of a group of youths, aged 20 to 25, who had booked a five-day vacation through a travel agency.
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UniCredit said on Thursday it had booked an 21212 million euro ($83003 million) impairment on its 1200 percent indirect stake in Yapi Kredi (YKBNK.IS).
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In August, DBS had booked net allowance charges of S$150 million for its exposure to Singapore offshore service provider Swiber, which filed for bankruptcy.
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According to the female passenger who goes by the name Xiaoshang, she had booked a car via Didi and got more than she bargained for.
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Litigation reserves fell sharply after it had booked record fourth-quarter sums for settlements, including for the sale of toxic mortgages and sham Russian trades.
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Airbnb, the home-share service, announced last week that in its first year in operation, more than 13,000 American travelers had booked stays in Cuba.
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In addition to curating the lineup, Tollett had booked the hundred and fifty acts himself, negotiating all the offers with agents—a six-month process.
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By the end of the week he had booked a concert date at SubGeo 4, a special event for the benefit of residents and staff.
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We had booked a vacation at a resort in Mexico called Desire Resorts, which we found because we were looking for a clothing-optional resort.
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We're told the manager had booked two rooms at the hotel, and specifically requested Orlando's suite be next door to his in a connecting room.
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The yoga in the redwoods was only part of the day we had booked with Getaway Adventures, a local company offering active tours of Sonoma.
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On a recent 10-hour layover in Helsinki, for example, she took a privately guided tour of the city, which she had booked in advance.
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Mr. Hay, 39, had made plans to meet the boy at a hotel for sex and had booked a "whirlpool suite" in a Neenah, Wis.
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It quickly became apparent that only a fraction of Threatin's online fanbase were real people; a disaster for the venues that had booked his band.
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Elon corrected a statement he made at the event that Tesla had booked over 21,000 net reservations for the Model 3, changing that to 455,000.
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A pair of friends I met who had booked tickets a year in advance had been inexplicably downgraded to a cabin without an attached bathroom.
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Mackay said the bank had booked $12 million in costs for the third quarter in relation to Brexit, mostly spent on legal advice regarding contingency planning.
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A Chinese tour operator based in the central province of Hunan said on its official Sina Weibo account that three travelers it had booked were missing.
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Separately, during the first quarter of 2018, the bank had booked a capital gain of 86 million euros on the acquisition of three small Italian banks.
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Until it did so on Monday, passengers who had booked flights during the affected period were unsure if they would have to change their travel plans.
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She recently went on a third date and was appalled at the way her date treated the Uber driver (which she had booked through her app).
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The company recently announced that it had booked two flights on SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets, to send multiple spacecraft to the Moon as early as 2020.
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This was an attempt to boost profitability after last year's poor performance and it confirmed Thursday that it had booked a 227 million euro restructuring provision.
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In August 2013, Carolyn drove six hours from Kentucky, where she lives, to Springfield, Illinois, where she had booked a room at the Holiday Inn Express.
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It was only when they learned that we had booked tickets on the first train out of town the next morning that they finally gave up.
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He said investors had booked profits ahead of the minutes from a recent U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and U.S. non-farm payrolls data due this week.
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In Washington, Gina Lopez and her daughter, Leah, said they had booked their flights from Houston the day after Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation hearings ended.
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On Saturday, 17 people were headed for a birthday celebration at the Ommegang brewery in Cooperstown, N.Y., and had booked a party bus for the trip.
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Most of the passengers were German citizens who had booked their Easter vacation with the same tour company, according to reports in the German news media.
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Following Airbnb's change to its policies, she's had four cancellations, including that of an airline attendant who had booked one of her rooms for 15 nights.
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The CPH Hotel told Reuters over the phone that UEFA had booked 80 of its 102 rooms but cancelled them a little over a week ago.
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In the winter of 2018, I had booked a trip from New York to Salt Lake City to ski Utah with my wife and a friend.
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My cousins and I had booked free accommodation, for the small price of a morning spent here, learning about the so-called benefits of timeshare ownership.
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He had booked a room in a bed-and-breakfast and was traveling with a small suitcase, "suggesting he was just passing through," Mr. Rinella said.
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The most observant tenants speculated as to whether some of the people they had seen in the building were tourists who had booked apartments through Airbnb.
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We didn't even ask about the rally but learned that we couldn't be on one of two particular floors because journalist Katie Couric had booked them both.
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Her mom had booked a trip to Beautycon LA, an event for the online beauty scene, where Tana would soon appear alongside other beauty-scene YouTube stars.
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This time it's conservative commentator Ann Coulter, who called Delta the "worst airline in America" for moving her out of her "extra room seat" she had booked.
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A ban imposed by the UAE would affect not only UAE banks but also loans that international banks had booked from their UAE branches, the lawyer added.
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" I had booked myself on a dive to the Tears of Allah, a 958-foot cargo ship he sank for the filming of "Never Say Never Again.
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He said his office had booked a business class seat for him on a Pune-Delhi flight, and he was angry when he failed to get one.
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England, however, had booked their knockout stage spot after two victories in their first two group matches, resting several players in their final group loss to Belgium.
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The bank said it had booked a 22019 million euro hit in the second quarter for the bad loan disposals but foresaw no further impact this year.
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The partners — Rami Haykal, 28, and Jake Rosenthal, 29 — had booked shows and worked at the ragtag D.I.Y. space since college, taking over the lease in 2011.
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Paddock had booked room 32135, described by Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Joseph Lombardo as one large suite with uninterrupted views of the Las Vegas Strip.
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Elekta, which is banking on its new Unity radiation system to help drive future growth, said it had booked six orders for the system in the quarter.
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In early 22009, Enotiades travelled with the men to Boston, where, according to Enotiades, the D.E.A. had booked four suites at the Swissôtel in the financial district.
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India refiners had booked U.S. oil cargoes in June when discounts between U.S. crude future and Brent was wide enough to make arbitrage economics feasible for India.
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Upon arrival in Paris, I made my way to a hostel where I had booked a bed in a multibunk room (read: dirt cheap) for one night.
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The company, majority owned by Poland's PKN Orlen, said it had booked 7.9 billion crowns in its 2016 financial statements related to the steam cracker's insurance claim.
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Donations of transportation, food and money flooded in after strangers learned that real estate developer Candice Payne had booked 20 hotel rooms at the Amber Inn motel.
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The sources said Shell had booked a very large crude carrier (VLCC), which can store up to 2 million barrels of oil, for a five-month charter.
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"He told me my ride would have been cheaper if I had booked it through Ola, as they were running a promotion with free rides," she said.
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He noted that he is awash in refund requests from tourists who had booked their trips ahead of time and now are asking for their money back.
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Although we had booked almost six months in advance and were staying for four nights, we were given a room with a view into an air shaft.
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The K.S.C. had booked me there, too, so on my first night I found myself eating with the team at their training table, such as it was.
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Of note: Comey also tweeted that Fox & Friends had booked him for an interview scheduled for Tuesday morning, but the network canceled after the report was released.
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PARIS, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Airbus said in a statement on Monday it had booked 303 gross and 127 net orders between January and September of this year.
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With government spending at 2080.0000,048 trillion rupiah in the same period, Indonesia had booked a deficit of 2.29% of GDP in the fiscal year as of November.
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The bank said it had booked a further 25 million euros in writedowns on soured loans last year and restated its 2018 loss to 397.2 million euros.
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The Royal Caribbean cruise ship management claims it offered to move Ritson and his partner to a smaller room – equivalent to the one the couple had booked originally.
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Officials at the White House had booked a full slate of calls, capitalizing on Trump's desire to work long hours and unwillingness to break from his new role.
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Alvarez told CNBC in 2017 that she was living off minimum wage to get the company off the ground and had booked more than $1 million in sales.
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But the company said that one reason it doesn't buy back members' stakes is that it would create accounting problems related to how Diamond had booked the revenue.
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As the matriarch of her family, Karishma's train journey is punctuated by hourly phone calls from her children and her grandchildren, who had booked her train for her.
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The bank had booked provisions beyond the settlement and, as a result, will have 300 million euros ($339 million) after tax in additional profits in the first quarter.
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Though the location hasn't been disclosed, the Canadian resort where the royal couple was rumored to be vacationing denied that Harry and Meghan had booked a stay there.
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ST) fell 10.6 percent after saying it had booked charges of 1.3 billion crowns ($140 million) in the third quarter relating to construction projects in the United States.
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In the third quarter of 2018, the lender had booked a loss of more than 400 million euros due to the sale of a 13% stake in Repsol.
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"I got plenty of flights booked," Johnson joked, noting that he had booked several flights home on Southwest and was prepared to cancel whatever he did not need.
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The bank said it had booked a 248 million euro hit in the second quarter to ease disposals of soured debt but foresaw no further impact this year.
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So when Mr. Lagrange, a travel photographer, arrived home, frostbitten, longhaired and malodorous, he learned his wife had booked two nights at the Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong.
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Gabby FitzGerald, a Columbia University sophomore, had booked an eight-person luxury "lodge" on the festival website that initially featured renderings of what the interior would look like.
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Some game players had booked travel to Chicago, they said — something they wouldn't have done had they known they wouldn't be able to play the game as advertised.
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ABC reported that the man in question was one of two brothers who had planned to fly to Japan, and that he had booked a flight with United.
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He and some friends headed to the Woodstock festival in the summer of 1969, but they were more prepared than many — he had booked a hotel room nearby.
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I had booked at the Floreana Lava Lodge beforehand ($5933 per night), as it was the only lodging on the island for which I could find contact information.
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In September 2018 it was announced Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa would be SpaceX&aposs first space tourist, and had booked tickets to fly round the moon in 2023.
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The firm, which owns apparel giant Uniqlo, said Thursday that it had booked record profit for the third-straight year, sending shares about 2.5% higher in Friday trading.
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"By early 219, I had booked so many weddings that I realized there was no way I could also have a full-time job that fall," Schaefer said.
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One was a 92-year-old World War II veteran who had booked his death and then, overjoyed by his children's arrival for his goodbye party, postponed it.
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Later it was revealed that Kuwaiti officials in Washington had booked an annual event usually held at the Four Seasons at the new Trump-operated hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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But export sales data on Wednesday showed an undisclosed buyer had booked a 136,000-tonne U.S. corn purchase, sparking widespread speculation among grain traders that Brazil was the buyer.
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RBC Capital Markets estimated it had booked like-for-like sales of around 6.5% during the first weeks of the second quarter, against around 2% in the first quarter.
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RBC Capital Markets estimated it had booked like-for-like currencies of around 6.5% during the first weeks of the second quarter, against around 2% in the first quarter.
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There, the Queens Teen organization, the museum youth group, had booked young punk/indie bands to perform as an inspired commentary on the exhibit for Queens' prodigal eternal teens.
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I tired again as I approached my destination, the town of Chikatsuyu, where Oku had booked me at a minshuku, a guesthouse, more modest than a traditional Japanese inn.
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The place didn't serve alcohol, and so the reporter, who had booked a private room for the evening, had a pint bottle of whiskey concealed in a jacket pocket.
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Twenty-four hours before the final broadcast, F.B.I. agents detained Mr. Durst on a murder warrant in New Orleans, where he had booked a hotel room under an alias.
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To meet the surge in demand, she said, about 20 hotels and motels had either reopened or had booked guests on floors that were typically closed in the winter.
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Most tourists had left, but a few were planning to brave it along with the news crews, insurance executives, business travelers and some local residents who had booked rooms.
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On Monday morning, the president's favorite morning show thought it had booked Ann Kirkpatrick, a Democratic Arizona Senate candidate who was booed when she voiced her support for ICE.
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My membership only covers me for a 11-minute massage every month, but I knew I'd want a long one post-race and had booked in for 11 minutes today.
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The model had booked two reservations on the United Airline's PetSafe program for her two golden retrievers — Albert, who was seven at the time and Beatrice — otherwise known as Bea.
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NEW YORK, April 7 (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Thursday that it had booked four orders for its 747-8 freighter, the first sales of the year for the plane.
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Mr Salvini has said the League had booked a thousand town squares to explain the aborted government's programme, and will now use the bookings for protest rallies of its own.
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A friend once stayed at my Beacon Hill apartment because, he said, he had booked serial flights for the sole purpose of writing and they kept laying over in Boston.
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Even before opening in January, the $211 million project, which includes 240,000 square feet of meeting space in the Alpharetta Conference Center, had booked 17,500 room nights and 175 events.
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In just a few months, Mr. Beckman had booked more than 215 guests and generated about $22018,2500 from the building at 2800 East 231th Street, according to the city's lawsuit.
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Earlier in the day, senior officials told Reuters the administration in Kashmir had booked a return flight to New Delhi for the opposition leaders to prevent them from leaving the airport.
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Hurt was worried because her luggage had not yet arrived, and Rowan explained that the bags were loaded on a previous flight she had booked which had been rerouted and canceled.
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The company banned another host in April of last year, but in that case the owner had gone as far as to evict the gay couple who had booked her place.
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Profoundly shook, I decided to approach the experience as though I had booked a holiday with someone and they'd binned me right before the flight, so I went on my own.
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It said he had booked into the same hotel where the Dortmund team was staying, and the hotel's Internet IP address was used in the transaction to buy the share options.
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"We've made the decision to freeze the project from the economic standpoint as a private company," Hitachi said, adding it had booked a write-down of 300 billion yen ($2.8 billion).
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Kim is staying at the same hotel in Hanoi that the White House had booked for the American press corps, forcing reporters to relocate their equipment they'd spent days setting up.
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The French waste and water group also said it had booked an exceptionally high level of 20.8203 billion euros worth of new contracts in the first two months of the year.
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The couple were in a panic because the hotel they had booked for their wedding had gone bankrupt two months before the date, and they had already sent the invitations out.
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After problems with permits last summer, The Muse Brooklyn canceled every event it had booked at the space even though the revenue generated helps finance the circus classes and community programming.
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We had booked a room at the Grand Hotel Continental, an opulent 1800s-era hotel, and the lovely receptionist was more than pleased to help us right our rental-car wrongs.
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On Friday, Ms. Mann told the jury she was raped on March 18, 2013, in a room Mr. Weinstein had booked at the Doubletree Hotel on Lexington Avenue in Midtown Manhattan.
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He said that "a major player has fallen out of the market and reduced capacity" and that the Civil Aviation Authority had booked any available spots for the next two weeks.
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The sisters, who have renounced their Muslim faith, arrived in the Chinese territory in September 2018 after fleeing a family holiday in Sri Lanka and had booked a connecting flight to Australia.
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This week, it was reported that the National Confectioners Association, which is hoping for a rollback of government sugar subsidies, had booked venues at Trump Organisation hotels for a number of conferences.
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When I heard I had booked this role and was going to take on the lead, I knew I had a chunk of time I needed to basically only focus on this.
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In February, Dyne Suh, a 26-year-old law clerk, had booked a mountain cabin in Big Bear, California, for $250 a night from Tami Barker for a skiing weekend with friends.
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One of the contracts that Spacecom had booked for its exploded communications satellite was with Facebook, who intended to use it as part of a push to deliver free internet in Africa.
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Cabell had ordered the weekly check-ins less than two weeks ago after prosecutors said that Chan's wife had booked airline tickets for herself, Chan and their daughter to fly to China.
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Before all hell broke loose in Charlottesville, Stephen Colbert had booked an interview with Anthony Scaramucci, who briefly captured America's attention as Trump's show-stopping, comically short-tenured White House communications director.
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Ultra, which had booked Flume, The Chainsmokers, Major Lazer, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, and other EDM heavyweights for this year's lineup, is the first major music festival to cancel over coronavirus fears.
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Less than a day after its online ticketing system opened, in November, journalists, cooks, locals and destination-restaurant pilgrims from around the world had booked every seat through the end of April.
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In 2013, the closure of the New Jersey club Maxwell's put a cherished holiday tradition in jeopardy: Since 2001, this indie-rock group from Hoboken had booked an annual Hanukkah residency there.
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LAGOS, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Access Bank said on Wednesday it had booked a 4 billion naira ($13 million) impairment on its loan to troubled telecoms firm 9mobile, formerly known as Etisalat Nigeria.
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The result was that far too many pilots requested time off between September to December, forcing the airline to scrap 20,000 flights and angering hundreds of thousands of customers who had booked tickets.
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Elekta said it had booked six orders for its new radiation therapy system Unity in the quarter, though some expected orders had shifted into the new fiscal year due to longer procurement processes.
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Wow Air certainly lived up to its name on Thursday, when they announced they had stopped operations permanently and canceled all of its flights — stranding passengers who had booked with the budget carrier.
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Many Canadian Muslims had booked flights with Saudia, the Kingdom's official airline, to perform the Hajj pilgrimages in the Saudi city of Mecca, which takes place from August 19 to 24 this year.
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The main reason I was meeting up with friends in Vancouver is that we had booked a good flight deal together to go to Italy, Switzerland, Oman, and Dubai for about two weeks.
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And the owner of a Queens travel agency who had booked trips for 200 Chinese tourists in the next two weeks said he might have to lay off two of his five employees.
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Agnelli had booked an overnight train from Turin, and when she boarded her sleeping car, she found that it was full of her home comforts: monogrammed towels, her favorite toiletries, even fresh flowers.
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She said that about 15 percent of her clients who had booked trips for the Olympics had called in recent days to ask about the Zika virus and the possibility of modifying their trips.
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At her request, he had booked the room for her and had visited her on Saturday afternoon, talking with her about her plans to return to her native Russia, the lawyer, Adam Kaufmann, said.
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Sergej W had booked a room at the team's hotel far in advance of the Champions League match, at a time when it wasn't certain when Dortmund would play their home matches against Monaco.
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The bank said it had booked net loan writedowns for 326.2 million euros in the quarter and confirmed it would sell 5 billion euros in bad debts in the first half of the year.
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Michele Markarian, the director of strategic accounts for the website Air Charter Guide and an experienced traveler, once walked away from a flight she had booked because the airplane didn't look up to snuff.
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Ms. Vinaite, who was born in Lithuania, grew up in Bay Ridge and left home at 17, said she almost backed out of the flight to Florida that Mr. Baker had booked for her.
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As you may have already read, the company had booked more than 253,000 orders in the first 36 hours after CEO Elon Musk revealed several prototypes in a showy display reminiscent of Apple product releases.
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Citing a document issued to investors in the hotel, the Post said that "Saudi-based customers had booked 218 nights at Trump Chicago this year — a 169 percent increase from the same period in 2016."
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Societe Generale said that it could not yet determine the financial impact of the dispute and that it had booked in a 2.3 billion euro ($2.8 billion) provision for all disputes into its financial statements.
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Popolare di Bari said it had booked written down assets for 382 million euros last year, pushing its core capital ratio down to 7.86% compared with an 8.83% requirement set by the Bank of Italy.
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The company said it had booked an 1.8 billion euros impairment charge of intangible assets in the quarter related to hemophilia product Eloctate, after lower sales in the U.S. and a revision of sales projections.
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The company didn't break out the complete cost of its results from the 587 Max crisis, but in a presentation to investors, it said it had booked a charge related to fixing the plane's problems.
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Hauenstein said business clients from healthcare to financial services had booked more travel on Delta during the first quarter, even though lower yields - a measure of average fares paid per mile per passenger - offset this.
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Sony Corp's shares were down 2 percent, after the company said it had booked a 112.1 billion yen ($986.97 million) impairment charge on the goodwill value of its movie segment in the quarter ended December.
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The bank said it had booked loan loss charges of 917 million euros in the third quarter, in line with the second quarter but up from 769 million euros in the same period of 2015.
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Before Wilensky's tweet went viral, the two-year-old American organization had booked flights for more than 150 people, and its main focus was reuniting families displaced by war and persecution from Syria and Afghanistan.
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The company said it had booked an 1.8 billion euros impairment charge of intangible assets in the quarter related to haemophilia product Eloctate, after lower sales in the U.S. and a revision of sales projections.
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All four sides had booked their quarter-final spots with a match to spare and the results mean that Spain will face Poland and Serbia lock horns with Argentina for places in the semi-finals.
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" Nine days after her release, the Cobb County sheriff, Neil Warren, pressed charges against Ms. Colotl, saying she had supplied a false address to a deputy who had booked her into jail, a felony. "Ms.
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Posts on social media this week said Dallemange had booked a ticket to Chumphon province, on the mainland, and that her luggage arrived after her death, implying that she had not intended to kill herself.
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Monte dei Paschi said it had booked 92 million euros in one-off charges in the first quarter, partly to settle disputes with clients over diamonds sales following a judicial probe that involves several Italian banks.
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The bank said it had booked 21 million euros ($20.8937 million) in provisions against problem loans in the quarter after cutting its estimate for Italy's 2019 economic growth as required by new, forward-looking accounting rules.
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Chan was arrested after he violated a bail condition Cabell imposed following hearings that were first prompted by prosecutors saying Chan's wife had booked airline tickets for herself, Chan and their daughter to fly to China.
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This year, the festival's fifth year in a row and arguably their best yet,as they had booked the likes of Chip and Big Narstie alongside Ty Dolla $ign, Wiz Khalifa, Chris Brown, Skrillex and Kehlani.
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Zurich has also provided coverage for helping some 90,000 travelers from Germany who had booked package vacations with Thomas Cook return home after the British travel company could not service its debts and collapsed in September.
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After Pliskova had booked her last-four berth, Danish 12th seed Caroline Wozniacki set up a showdown against the 25-year-old with a 6-4 6-3 victory over another Czech, Lucie Safarova, to advance.
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The USDA on Friday confirmed that Chinese importers had booked 204,000 tonnes, but investors were waiting to see if the rest of a volume of at least 600,000 tonnes reported by traders would also be confirmed.
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The campsite was good too, it was more the fact that I was sleep-deprived and had an option for a hotel bed that made us not camp the whole time we had booked it for.
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One region which made headlines this summer due to tourist numbers was the Isle of Skye in Scotland, with newspapers reporting that police had advised visitors against visiting the island unless they had booked a room.
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The company also said it had booked 30 orders for the 737 MAX aircraft, including an order for 3463 Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes from Turkey's SunExpress and another 20 MAX planes from another unidentified customer.
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The case dates back to 2016, when Kuwait Airways canceled the ticket of an Israeli student who had booked a seat on a flight from Frankfurt to Bangkok after realizing that he held an Israeli passport.
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Despite its overall dominance of the smartphone market, Samsung had booked a sharp 96 percent on-year decline in operating profit in the third quarter for the mobile business as a result of the Note 7 recalls.
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With the assistance of some helpful apps, you can actually book hotel rooms, flights, and cruises for less than what you would have paid if you had booked months in This story originally appeared in Travel + Leisure.
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In the first quarter, the bank said it had booked 217.3 million euros ($21.6 million) in provisions against problem loans after cutting its estimate for Italy's 23 economic growth as required by new, forward-looking accounting rules.
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Danske's Nordic rival Nordea on Tuesday reported a bigger-than-expected drop in first-quarter operating profit and said it had booked a 95 million euro provision for a possible fine in Denmark for alleged money-laundering.
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On September 7th, British Airways (BA) said it had emailed over 380,000 customers who had booked flights with the carrier between August 21st and September 19993th admitting that their credit-card details had been stolen by hackers.
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"Winning" in this context means you score a ride without any subsequent pickups or drop-offs, arriving at your destination at the same time you would have if you had booked a non-shared ride for less.
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Delta threatened parents with jail for trying to use a seat they bought, and conservative commentator Ann Coulter called Delta the "worst airline in America" for moving her out of her "extra room seat" she had booked.
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Lufthansa, Germany&aposs largest airline, said around 7,000 passengers were affected by flight delays and cancellations and that it had booked 2,000 hotel rooms as a precaution in case people couldn&apost be put on later aircraft.
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That was the nightmare experience of Dieter Winkler, who was staying with his family in a Burleigh Heads' house on Australia's Gold Coast that he had booked on Airbnb over the Christmas period, News Corp Australia reported.
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The pharmaceutical group mentioned the investigation in its 2017 financial report, saying it had booked an estimated provision of 22.1 million euros, including penalties, even though it said it considered its fiscal conduct to have been correct.
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"We are saddened that a series of unforeseen setbacks has made it impossible to put on the Festival we imagined with the great line-up we had booked and the social engagement we were anticipating," he wrote.
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The last time Amazon reported earnings, it said AWS had booked some $9 billion in revenue and that the unit accounted for some 72% of the company&aposs nearly $3.2 billion in operating income for the quarter.
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Comedy Central's Trevor Noah called Ann Coulter "the Airplane Rosa Parks" on Monday night after the conservative commentator complained on Twitter about Delta Air Lines giving up a preferred extra-room seat she had booked in advance.
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In 2015, it was the first to announce it had booked a ride for its lander on one of SpaceX's Falcon 3003 rockets as a secondary payload, meaning the spacecraft would travel to orbit along with another satellite.
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Mila Artini, a representative for the Blue Bird taxi group at Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport, said the Saudis had booked the group's entire fleet of limousines up until the end of the king's visit on March 12.
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Storage tanks at the world's biggest bunkering hub, Singapore, have become so full with the cleaner fuel that at the end of July, traders had booked at least 10 Very Large Crude Carriers to store more product offshore.
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In November 2017, CNBC had booked Hugo Shong, a prominent Chinese venture capitalist, to talk about bilateral business relations between the United States and China, as the first year of President Donald Trump's tenure was nearing a close.
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Sabadell said that all complaints related to the IT migration at TSB, which left customers locked out of their online accounts for weeks, had been resolved and TSB had booked a profit of 21 million euros for the quarter.
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Stephen Paddock called a Chicago hotel he had booked for Lollapalooza back in August to tell them that he wanted someone to call if, before check-in, he couldn't get a view room -- a room that overlooked the venue.
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Police in Washington, D.C., arrested a man Wednesday morning who allegedly brought an assault rifle, a handgun, and 43 rounds of ammunition to the Trump International Hotel, where he had booked a room, officials said at a press conference.
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On Saturday, Carl Simpson, the founder of Raise the Roof wrote on Facebook that the Royal had called off and refunded the 14 rooms the group had booked (for which he had already paid £1,092) without giving an explanation.
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How much the crisis cost Boeing didn't break out the complete cost of its results from the 737 Max crisis, but in a presentation to investors it said it had booked a charge related to fixing the plane's problems.
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Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier Inc said on Sunday it had booked an order for four of its Challenger 650 business jets from Zetta Jet, a charter operator based in Singapore, valued at $129 million at list prices.
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The event had already run into problems as venues the group had booked canceled on them, prompting the group to decide on Saturday evening to cancel the conference, titled "the Xian Spirit," Speak Out said in a separate statement.
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It was also kind of impactful for my photos, I met a lot of people and I don't think Anti Fade/Jerkfest had booked a photographer so my photos ended up being used on their socials and what not.
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One couple from Venezuela, who had booked a flight to Barcelona when violence broke out at home, told me they came to Spain because of the language but were frustrated at the lack of opportunities and slow asylum process.
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The passengers had booked their flight through FlyNYON, a New Jersey company that offered thrill-seekers the chance to unbuckle their seatbelts and dangle their feet out the open door to snap "shoe selfies" with their cameras or smartphones.
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The last time that Amazon reported earnings, it said that AWS had booked some $9 billion in revenue, and that the unit accounted for some 72% of the company&aposs nearly $3.2 billion in operating income for the quarter.
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A couple who was checking out on a recent Tuesday morning, Arzoo Hasija and Nikhil Kukreja, said they had booked a one-bedroom unit on Airbnb for a trip to New York City to attend a friend's birthday party.
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I had booked my boss, House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), to do a solo appearance and there was some immediate hesitancy to the request to allow Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.) to join him on the show.
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GE's stock rallied on Tuesday after Reuters reported it had booked six orders for "advanced class" turbines in the first quarter, topping rivals Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems and Siemens AG, according to sources familiar with the closely watched McCoy Power Report.
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Another issue I had with it was, while the food recommendations were amazing, my mom and I showed up to a restaurant to realize my Journy concierge did not make the dinner reservation they said they had booked for us.
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GE's stock rallied Tuesday after Reuters reported it had booked six orders for "advanced class" turbines in the first quarter, topping rivals Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems and Siemens AG, according to sources familiar with the closely watched McCoy Power Report.
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Just last week, the creative team behind the annual Victoria's Secret fashion show confirmed they had booked Bella Hadid to walk in this year's extravaganza in Paris — and now PEOPLE has exclusive new details on the model's big VS debut.
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Last March, a couple arrived at the suite they had booked at the Abbey Inn in Indiana only to find, they claim, a dirty bed, a foul smell, an insect infestation and no hotel employees on the premises to assist them.
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That's why I had guessed she would sit out the presentation by a Fernbank Museum insect expert, who had booked a private room on a recent Sunday to show us three female roaches and answer all our 12-member troop's questions.
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Trump's former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, who resigned last month after it was revealed that he had booked extensive private jet travel in his role as secretary, had originally suggested that declaring a national emergency was unnecessary.
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"We are saddened that a series of unforeseen setbacks has made it impossible to put on a festival we imagined with the great line-up we had booked and the social engagement we were anticipating," the representatives said in the release.
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A decade ago, in 2007, then roommates Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia rented air beds to three guests in their apartment on Rausch Street in San Francisco, because a local design conference had booked up all the rooms in local hotels.
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But my German wife, cheerfully oblivious to the basketball calendar, had booked a family vacation in a cottage hundreds of miles away, in a location known for its spectacular fjords, its remote isolation and, apparently, the complete absence of Internet access.
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Two days earlier, at their show on Staten Island, they were uncertain about how they would go over; because the Bodega Hive is smaller there, they had booked a venue so intimate they could see most people's faces from the stage.
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We had booked the shows many months beforehand, but in the interim Vampire Weekend had become very popular and they did Saturday Night Live on the Saturday, and then flew down to Atlanta and opened for us at the Earl on the Sunday.
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Jennifer Saia, the president of B&B Yacht Charter in Newport, R.I., said that one longtime client, a retired telecommunications executive, had booked a villa for his family in Florence, Italy, for April but is now chartering a yacht in the Bahamas instead.
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The trio had booked a three-bedroom suite for three nights at a small hotel on the outskirts of Passau, a small city on the Danube in southeastern Germany, bordering Austria, that is known for its baroque old town and onion-domed church.
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In an interview with "The Breakfast Club" days before his arrest, 63ix9ine said he had fired everyone except Mr. Grainge and attributed the split mostly to money: He had booked a national tour, but did not feel he was getting his rightful share.
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She had booked the final leg of her journey — a flight from Madrid to Kiev — before the semifinal matchups had been revealed, and identified a place to stay in Kiev before the second leg of Madrid's semifinal against Bayern Munich was even played.
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WATCH THIS: Post Malone 'Can't Believe How Many People Wished Death on Me' After His Plane Lands Safely "Because I had booked an all-inclusive holiday so was getting all my food and drink, I didn't plan on bringing much money with me," she said.
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It said the man had booked into the same hotel where the Dortmund team was staying, and the hotel's Internet IP address was used in the transaction to buy the 15,000 'put' options, funded with a consumer loan he had signed a week earlier.
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FOUR-MONTH INVESTIGATION Uber's investigation identified locations and internet protocol addresses of tens of thousands of users who had booked and canceled rides, using information logged when a new customer account is created on Uber's platform, the source familiar with the company's case said.
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The committee's probe came after it received a tip that the trade association and foreign government, which are separate entities, had booked a large amount of rooms but only used a small number of them, Politico reported, citing an unidentified person familiar with the allegation.
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First quarter net profits declined 11% to 763 million euros ($855 million), down from 856 million euros in the same period a year ago, when the bank had booked a capital gain worth 86 million euros on the acquisitions of three banks in Italy.
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On Monday it said that after analysing "possible effects of the changed global economic conditions on the main business segments of Voestalpine", it had booked non-recurring impairment write-offs and risk provisions of 360 million euros, of which 80 million euros will affect EBITDA.
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MADRID, June 30 (Reuters) - Spain's bank bailout fund FROB said on Friday it had booked a loss of around 1.7 billion euros ($1.9 billion) in 2016, compared to 1.5 billion a year earlier, due to a valuation cut of its state-controlled lenders BFA-Bankia and BMN.
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Kyle Richards "finally did something right for once" with the hotel she had booked for all of them (according to Lisa Vanderpump, who delivers her jokes, her compliments and her insults all in the exact same tone of voice, so how can anyone even tell the difference?).
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HANOI (Reuters) - It had been dubbed a brilliant move in a grand game of diplomatic chess: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had booked the same hotel being used by the White House press corps during his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Vietnam this week.
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TOKYO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Sony Corp's shares slid as much as 4 percent on Tuesday to 3,362 yen after the company said it had booked a 112.1 billion yen ($986.97 million) impairment charge on the goodwill value of its movie segment in the quarter ended December.
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"We are saddened that a series of unforeseen setbacks has made it impossible to put on the festival we imagined with the great lineup we had booked and the social engagement we were anticipating," said Michael Lang, one of the original producers of the 1969 event.
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The gathering was organized by a women's association from Marseille that had booked the park for a full day, told participants that male lifeguards would be present, and suggested that women wear swimsuits that fully covered their bodies, or at least from the knees to the chest.
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GKN said in annual results on Tuesday that the 112 million-pound charge it had booked as it result of its review of its North American aerospace business had knocked its adjusted profits before tax by 16 percent to 572 million pounds compared with a year earlier.
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Just a decade ago, in 2007, the seeds for Airbnb were planted when Chesky and then-roommate Gebbia rented air beds to three guests in their apartment on Rausch Street in San Francisco, because a local design conference had booked up all the rooms in local hotels.
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I emerged into the subfreezing temperatures at the North Railway Station and hopped on the subway (less than a decade old and in great shape) into the heart of the city (one-way ticket, 4 yuan), in search of the lodgings I had booked on Hostelworld.com.
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A report on Friday that China will exempt some agricultural products, including soybeans and pork, from additional tariffs added to optimism about easing trade tensions after Thursday's news that Chinese firms had booked at least 10 vessels of U.S. soybeans ahead of high-level talks next month.
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"We are saddened that a series of unforeseen setbacks has made it impossible to put on the Festival we imagined with the great line-up we had booked and the social engagement we were anticipating," said Michael Lang, co-founder of the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival.
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" As to which Cavaliers joined James in staying at a different hotel, and which did not, a team spokesman would say only that "a good number'' boycotted the Trump SoHo, where the team had booked rooms well ahead of the current season and the presidential election.
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HANOI, Feb 26 (Reuters) - It had been dubbed a brilliant move in a grand game of diplomatic chess: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had booked the same hotel being used by the White House press corps during his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Vietnam this week.
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Hayley Johnsen took to Twitter earlier this week to share the "disgusting" story, saying that she and her boyfriend had booked a stay at the Palo Alto Inn on July 9, when, after hopping into the bath, she observed something that looked like a "Tic Tac" on the floor.
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He had booked a flight to Buenos Aires for the day after the election, which he hastily cancelled once it became clear that Mr Ventura had won with 37% of the vote against Norm Coleman, a Republican, and Skip Humphrey of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, the local Democrats.
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But as the episode went on, Taffer let on that he had a soft spot for these pioneers of LA punk and had booked a lot of bands who are now known as legends far before he was branding bars and helping dysfunctional families mend their relationships on television.
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"Last year we lost a lot of money as the crisis started after we had booked everything in Mecca and Medina and we had to pay people back," said a manager of one travel agency in Doha, declining to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Second, though I had booked the tickets on the United website and was charged just once, United had put me on Jetstar Airways — an airline that I (wrongly) assumed must have been one of their partners — for the Australia to Indonesia legs, and those segments earned no miles.
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The British actress, 31, appeared on LIVE with Kelly and Ryan on Wednesday to promote her new film Solo: A Star Wars Story when Ryan Seacrest revealed he'd been trying to set up an appointment at a tattoo parlor but could not get in because the actress already had booked in.
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They had booked me and a few other girls and knew what sizes we would be, but when they were styling us they kept saying things like, "We didn't expect the swimsuits to be this small on you guys" and that they couldn't believe the agency had sent girls like us.
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The company, which is banking on Unity to drive future growth, said it had booked 13 Unity orders in the May-July quarter, helped by strong demand in Europe and Asia, and has now sold 60 units, putting it well on track to meet its mid-2020 target of orders for 75 systems.
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The short notice roiled attendees who had booked their travel to Barcelona: Now accepting pitches for 10 things to do in Barcelona if you can't get a refund on your MWC flight But others saw it as an opportunity for an industry that loves to hype new means of communication like 5G.
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Those who had booked shore excursions in Bridgetown, Barbados, and Basseterre, St. Kitts — where the ship was to stop — will also get their money back, and Royal Caribbean will pick up the cost for any airline change fees as a result of the change in itinerary, according to a spokeswoman, Cynthia Martinez.
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The L.A. event was originally rescheduled from Indonesia before Blizzard announced the move to an online format as well as providing up to $1,500 in reimbursement for travel arrangements to qualified competitors who had booked non-refundable travel to L.A. Blizzard also advised competitors for Jonkoping and ensuing events to book flexible travel.
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Weaving our way up a steep and narrow road, we reached the farm where we had booked a farm stay and were greeted by the owner, Vikram Rawat, and his family, who applied a bindi to each of our foreheads, symbolizing honor, love and prosperity, and gave us each a Himachali hat, called a topi.
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Shares had booked solid gains across the board in the morning session, and rallied even harder after the midday break on a Bloomberg report that Trump is interested in reaching a trade agreement with Xi at the G20 summit in Argentina later this month, and has asked key U.S. officials to begin drafting potential terms.
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But Carpenter says the admission — by a staff member at UMG's catalog division, Universal Music Enterprises (UMe) — came only after multiple inquiries and because UMG was forced into it: Carpenter had booked time at a mastering studio to work on a reissue for the label, and the tapes he requested for the session hadn't shown up.
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PITTSBURGH — Within 45 minutes of hearing about the shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue last Saturday — and before it was known that 11 people had been killed in what is being described as among the deadliest attacks against the Jewish community in the United States — Alana Newhouse had booked an Airbnb in this city's Squirrel Hill neighborhood.
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"We came into government, not for the pleasure of being in power, but to use it as the medium of power to work for the welfare of the poor," he told the gathering, many of whom were ferried to the city on the thousands of buses and 28 trains the BJP had booked to transport its supporters.
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This story is a little more complicated than an airline suing a customer for being late or careless: Lufthansa is claiming that the passenger booked a flight from Seattle to Oslo, Norway, with a layover in Frankfurt, Germany, and intentionally missed the connecting flight, instead boarding a different Lufthansa flight he had booked that was headed to Berlin, his intended destination.
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On the first day young immigrants were able to renew the permits giving them temporary protection from deportation — as ordered by a California district court last week and authorized by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services over the holiday weekend — Ms. Alcaide, 25, had booked the first appointment of the day at the Legal Aid Society of New York.
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The company was still selling tickets until Sunday night in the UK.One Plymouth, England-based traveler who had booked a vacation to the Greek island of Zakynthos for August 2020 told Business Insider that she saw Thomas Cook had charged her more than £600 by direct debit on Sunday afternoon for the trip but that she was not due to be charged until Thursday.
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The long flight to Taiwan landed late at night, and I had worried we were too many to fit into a taxi, so my daughter had booked a van to pick us up; she had pasted in the obscure street address of our Airbnb apartment, so the driver knew exactly where we were going, and I was the only one who found any of this surprising.
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There's a precise breed of man who works in every office in the UK, and they only wear blue Oxford-collar shirts and insane dead-stock Reebok sneakers, and they are always sitting, alone, on the phone, in every meeting room you have ever had booked, and everyone in your meeting has to just wait outside the room—full windows, completely see-through—just looking at him for a bit, and then, wordlessly, eventually, he'll stand up and barge past you, still on the phone.
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He then rented an old bright blue, 50's style car, which he drove over to the house with French Montana and had the Kylie and Kris sit in the back with Cuban cigars and hats while he drove them all around LA. Back in Cuba, the family was out eating lunch when Kanye West, 38, began to get upset at the fact that Kylie had booked a deal with Puma without talking to him about it first, because she had worked with him on his Adidas line.
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