Maybe the Knights could consider asking the dudes who hand out the hooker fliers to hand out Knights tickets?
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"It's easy to hand out cash, and it's especially easy to hand out cash if it's going to be the next governor's problem," Mr. Bartik said.
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"It is not certain when it will take its hand out of the bag and how it will take its hand out of the bag," Altan had said.
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Attendants stand next to them and hand out tickets manually.
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Some at times hand out stoves for little or nothing.
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Traditionally, a male and female pair hand out each award.
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Victoria Beckham doesn't hand out five stars to just anybody.
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Video shows Noble putting his left hand out the window.
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They will hand out two or three licenses to operate.
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Still, U.S. doctors hand out over 650,000 opioid prescriptions daily.
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So I put my hand out to see what happens.
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No medal you hand out could ever be as meaningful.
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Beach volleyball will hand out medals to the men today.
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It promises to hand out land to the new arrivals.
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But they've got to hand out the trophies, don't they?
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They tell him several times to take his hand out.
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Diplomats hand out leaflets underlining the closeness of trade ties.
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Show up at a NATO summit with your hand out?
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At the port, they hand out snacks, drinks, and clothes.
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Apple isn't able to hand out messages to a government.
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But my job is not to hand out blue ribbons.
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Should they hand out fliers at the upcoming food festival?
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And federal judges don't hand out new rights like candy.
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They also hand out face masks in the Chinese neighborhood.
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The famous artist would hand out numbered designs to apprentices.
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On the other hand, out of sight, out of mind?
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Being the next one to hand out roses on The Bachelorette.
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Then his school decided to hand out both of their degrees.
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American presidents can hand out favours as well as harsh words.
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The events sponsor, DCMJ, planned to hand out 4,200 free joints.
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Most importantly, many European companies still don't hand out corporate cards.
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One measure has been to hand out land to new farmers.
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Maryse says she's ready to hand out ass-whoopings to everyone.
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North, Mason, Penelope, and Aston all package and hand out food.
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Paris plans to hand out two or three licenses to operate.
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Swooping in right as she's about to hand out the roses?
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They don't just hand out those days to anyone or anything.
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Foreign aid is not a hand out; it's a hand up.
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Like I said earlier, I hand out perfect ratings like candy.
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The guy who was sticking his hand out, smoking a cigarette?
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They hand out copies of the Army field manual covering interrogations.
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We would go out on the street and hand out fliers.
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"It feels nice," I said, holding my hand out to him.
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Walmart also said it will hand out cash bonuses to employees.
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Ruth goes, " Kcchchhhh ," does a Carrie hand out of the grave.
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They hand out feather boas, sunglasses, hats, light sticks or whistles.
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But he's still ready to hand out another ass-whooping, stat!
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You'll sometimes see companies backed by private equity hand out dividends, too.
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I have some important questions before I can hand out that rose.
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The group printed out thousands of leaflets to hand out during rallies.
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The gender that's of the smaller number will then hand out roses.
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The minister has told businesses to hand out receipts or face fines.
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The fund's daily task is still to hand out cash to entrepreneurs.
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Airlines would much rather hand out a voucher than cut a check.
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Pot advocates will hand out free joints next week on Capitol Hill.
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Over the course of the night, volunteers hand out 242 hot meals.
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Still, the VA continues to hand out federally funded opioids to veterans.
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Each campaign was given 400 tickets to hand out to loyal fans.
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Make-believe clinicians who hand out diagnoses like Tic Tacs are dangerous.
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"I put my hand out and I closed my eyes," she said.
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When you hand out invites for "Holy Cloutrimony," guests have varying expectations.
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It may have needed to hand out something stronger than hot chocolate.
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Wall Street banks came with their hand out, Shelby said, 'No way!
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The travel industry seems to always have its hand out — sometimes literally.
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He waved his hand, out of concert with what he was saying.
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As the evening wears on, ushers hand out beer in plastic cups.
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Take left hand out here, and give yourself a self hi-five.
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Harrison responded by holding his hand out, mocking Young for being short.
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N.C.A.A. member universities hand out about $211 billion in scholarships a year.
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It's also changing its strategy for how employees hand out free samples.
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There was a tie when it came time to hand out delegates.
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This is not about giving a hand out, but a hand up.
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He also called on all Venezuelans to help hand out the supplies.
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John McFadden no longer sticks his hand out for a yellow cab.
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They also hand out hats and provide coffee, water, and other refreshments.
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After all, Social Security isn't a hand out; it's a hand up.
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Or, he said, supermarkets might decide to hand out free sisal bags.
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He stuck his hand out and introduced himself to my daughter, Lola.
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Yankees hand out Reggie Jackson bobblehead dolls, fall 12 games behind Boston.
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He would rather hand out big cheques than strengthen checks and balances.■
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Well, they hand out drugs like candy in this country, don't they?
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Staff could then hand out prescriptions for opioid painkillers in return for cash.
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Iowa's Des Moines Register usually doesn't hand out its primary endorsements until January.
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The first step was buying 215 catalogs to hand out to potential customers.
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The restaurant confirmed that they do, in fact, hand out product to customers.
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Each time, he found himself involuntarily jerking his hand out of the water.
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They can do more than hand out flyers or serve as walking billboards.
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Apparently, the answer is to hand out freebies like TVs and Google Home.
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Iran has yet to hand out a concession that would allow its development.
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"You don't want everybody waiting with their hand out when this comes in."
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One feeder brought a pound of peanuts at a time to hand out.
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But Eurovision doesn't like to simply hand out points from 1 to 10.
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People will say to extend your hand out for the dog to sniff.
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The commission would then hear the athlete's case and hand out any sanctions.
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That's why small companies usually hand out meal vouchers to subsidize everyone's lunch.
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Instead, she puts her hand out and touches the frame of the painting.
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For those students, the district is planning to hand out meals starting Monday.
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He moves with a hand out just reaching for a hoodie to grab.
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"I will be watching carefully as you hand out these funds," Warren wrote.
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I'm not going to hand out a copy of the game plan here.
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It is unusual for a doctor to hand out drugs, Dr. Baron said.
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Makeshift stations had been set up to hand out water and other supplies.
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Jokingly, Buchheit suggested they could hand out refrigerator magnets to advertise their company.
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"We're not seeking to only hand out tickets to our supporters," said McLaren.
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Volunteers have descended on the fields to hand out masks since last week.
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"That was in the days when we would hand out flyers," Walsh said.
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He came off the bench to score three points and hand out an assist.
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"I brought a bunch of copies to hand out, already signed," the actor jokes.
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Next week, the roles will switch and the ladies will hand out the roses.
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Each eagerly raises their hands to hand out "free" health care for illegal immigrants.
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Cosby reached his hand out and there were three blue pills in his hand.
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To make it go forward, I pushed my hand out in front of me.
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Volunteers hand out American flags before President Barack Obama speaks at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Apparently, being able to dress up and hand out statuettes is its own reward.
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The rest of us will make our own posters to hand out at school.
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Now is not the time to hand out hall passes because of fucking riffs.
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When a man is down you put your hand out and help them up.
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A CPP spokesman, Sok Eysan, however, said the party did not hand out money.
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That means it's time to hand out my only meaningless award of the year.
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That the bank has the power to hand out subsidised greenbacks naturally invites corruption.
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Campaigners enlisted youths to hand out ballots, round up drunks and mob rival demonstrations.
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Staffers hand out water and juice and point them toward rows of folding chairs.
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As usual, Democrats say the president's plan is a hand-out to the rich.
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Trump would reportedly hand out documents called "Statements of Financial Condition" during business dealings.
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"We wouldn't do that ourselves, but we'd hand out sweets and water," he said.
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He often flicked a hand out, midstir, to damp the ringing of a cymbal.
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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Girls in Avicii crop tops hand out cones from an Avicii ice cream truck.
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For instance, representatives can hand out €500 a year for vacation and cultural activities.
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They organize on encrypted messaging groups and hand out helmets and goggles at rallies.
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In all, the six tournaments will hand out about $25 million in prize money.
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How many cameras did you hand out, and which routes were they taken on?
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The "street counselors" who hand out misleading anti-abortion pamphlets have become more aggressive.
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria, while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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Like Lay's potato chips, "you can't hand out just one," as he put it.
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In the meantime, they may hand out up to two plastic bags per client.
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Officers will post signs and hand out leaflets when the cameras are in use.
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Perhaps now Elon Musk can finally get his hand out of U.S. taxpayers' wallets?
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City officials in Hong Kong hand out free protective face masks, March 218, 22003.
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Full-service restaurants can still hand out paper or metal straws unprompted by customers.
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As he reached a hand out to grip the boy's ankle, his fingers trembled.
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Milt Roney gets some money from GEHA to hand out brochures at health fairs.
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The contestants, most of whom are strippers promoting their clubs, hand out business cards.
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These middlemen hand out the wages, keeping a handsome share for themselves, migrants say.
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One man brought a cooler stuffed with cold drinks to hand out to the mourners.
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It's officially Nick Viall's turn to hand out roses as The Bachelor's next leading man.
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Officials plan to hand out the pamphlets at gun shows, weekend flea markets and elsewhere.
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TaxAct If I could hand out a "most improved" award, it would go to TaxAct.
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SCOTT WAPNER: You think inflation is going to get out of hand, out of control?
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You know those ridiculously attractive people who hand out the awards at the Golden Globes?
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They packed them into 400 hygiene bags to hand out to residents of the shelter.
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Trump put his hand out first, followed by Kim as they strode toward each other.
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With the economy heading for a crash, there may not be much to hand out.
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Kering groundskeepers collected the honey and bottled them in jars to hand out as gifts.
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It's nice, soft, easy to put your hand in, easy to put your hand out.
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Their only response was to hand out food vouchers and a leaflet on our rights.
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In it, the character sparks a lighter and puts his hand out of the window.
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Mashable reached out to Apple for comment on the decision to hand out gift cards.
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The thing is, cash is easier and cheaper to hand out than chickens or skills.
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I gently took my hand out of his and took a big gulp of wine.
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At the rose ceremony, half of the contestants are allotted a rose to hand out.
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There's no need to hand out a complicated WPA2 passcode when your friends come over.
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Officials often hand out leaflets at airports telling travellers how to behave in other countries.
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At 6:25 (line time, 22 minutes), the line guards started to hand out bracelets.
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The company plans to hand out free helmets if you attend a safety training session.
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They also planned to hand out thousands of hand-made buttons reading "Thank You Firefighters."
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Lots of points to hand out this week in the Game of Game of Thrones.
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My friend unlocked the car and pulled my hand out and blood was gushing everywhere.
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Just last month, it was expected to hand out €2.2 billion ($2.4 billion) in prizes.
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"The deals are a tool to seek evidence, not to hand out fines," Muscogliati said.
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Go to other shows and hand out flyers to people as they come or go.
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They also say that he helped hand out missing persons flyers before speaking to police.
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And then she had her hand out and she goes, 'Do you want an Altoid?
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Eager believers often hand out rich meals or sugary snacks in an effort to please.
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A young child could be seen dangling a bandaged hand out of a bus window.
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Typically this would be an occasion to spotlight the company's successes and hand out awards.
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It's Oscar tradition for the previous year's best actor winner to hand out a statuette.
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The Monday after a time switch, judges are more likely to hand out longer sentences.
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But when Mr. Guzmán put his hand out Mr. Carrillo Fuentes did not take it.
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Typically, only married relatives hand out envelopes, and only unmarried, younger family members receive them.
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Typically, only married relatives hand out envelopes, and only spouseless, younger family members receive them.
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Then, before Tuesday's game, the Royals held a ceremony to hand out their championship rings.
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At stops along the way, aides hand out stickers and posters featuring the rallying cry.
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Pelosi then proceeded to hand out those pins as keepsakes to commemorate this historic moment.
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So they sent him with some "care packages" to hand out to his fellow passengers.
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This wasn't a stylist with their hand out, a celebrity asking for a paid endorsement.
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The young pro casually took his hand out his pocket and inexplicably grabbed the gator's tail.
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Since James T., Derek and Wells already had roses, JoJo had 14 left to hand out.
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Oklahoma:No recent polling has come out in a state that will hand out 37 pledged delegates.
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These photos are made to be on a free complimentary calendar people hand out at restaurants.
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Until then, let's get into the final Game of Thrones recap and hand out some points.
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It also will still hand out 7.5 percent of pretax profits to the company's charitable foundation.
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Rather, it requires licensed centers to prominently post, or hand out, factual notices about public programs.
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Pelosi stuck her hand out for a customary hand-shake — but Trump had already turned away.
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To counter that problem, WTO members are supposed to notify others about support they hand out.
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They also said that he helped hand out missing persons flyers before speaking to law enforcement.
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No one wants an illiterate teenage mom, but no one wants to hand out the condoms.
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Some of the officers in uniform hand out water as the blistering sun begins to set.
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It's easier to hand out small packets of Kit Kats than pieces of apple crumb cake.
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Meghan and Harry were there to hand out two of the three prizes during the ceremony.
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His programme to hand out free zinc roofs to the poor now merely offers subsidised roofs.
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Others hand out blobs of scented putty, known as therapy dough, that is designed to calm.
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After cops handled the situation, they all continued on with their plan to hand out turkeys.
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Ricky Martin, Salma Hayek and Édgar Ramírez will hand out statuettes at the 75th annual event.
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Meghan and Harry are there to hand out two of the three prizes during the ceremony.
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Worth noting ... just because Hannah's shooting promos doesn't mean she's a lock to hand out roses.
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Let's be honest, a perfectly grilled buttered burger isn't something you hand out to just anybody.
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We don't hand out menus; each waitress recites what's being served that day to each table.
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He nevertheless decided to visit the home to hand out pictures of Mary and some sweets.
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But if the goal is to hand out fig leaves, a rigorous score is probably counterproductive.
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Her group plans to hand out material at the various tech shuttle stops around San Francisco.
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But that doesn't mean that employers are eager to hand out positions to anyone who applies.
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Plus, you should avoid trying to diffuse the tension with humor or hand out unsolicited advice.
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In so-called Red Rose Rescues, protestors peacefully enter clinics to hand out roses to patients.
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People everywhere should ask questions of politicians who hand out favors to well-connected big shots.
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On Friday, Lindell traveled to the Florida Panhandle to hand out 10,000 pillows to hurricane victims.
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I hand out five stars like candy to almost every passenger who rides in my Prius.
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Critics considered the promise a hand out for the League's base of workers in the north.
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Organizers began to hand out fliers that read, "We, the 99 percent," the slogan's first iteration.
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You're getting ready to throw a party, or maybe hand out candy on your front porch.
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The first lady, Melania Trump, joined him to hand out sandwiches in the station's mess hall.
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We hand out condoms for elementary safety reasons, and some lube for those who like it.
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Haynes, happy about the overall climate, is still reticent to hand out pats on the back.
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Volunteers had signed up to walk the streets and hand out eclipse glasses and answer questions.
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It's the thing you feel when you put your hand out of a moving car window.
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The Grammy Awards hand out trophies in more than 80 categories, honoring artists across all genres.
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Nearly 70% of those participating in Halloween festivities say they are planning to hand out candy.
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They sponsor sports tournaments and other events where scantily clad marketing girls hand out free samples.
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I hand out cards in my district that have my personal cell phone number on them.
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In some instances, a boss will hand out envelopes to their employees and their employees' children.
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Instead of kissing, I resolutely stuck a hand out whenever I was introduced to someone new.
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KKR and Bain Capital agreeing to hand out severance is a huge win for this movement.
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Because this seems like something that they'll hand out at Google like cotton candy or something.
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He would hand out his honey as gifts to family, visitors, and friends from the village.
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She skated around the room, helping hand out canap s, like sausage rolls, with friend Holly Branson.
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It was so weird going to a rose ceremony and having so few roses to hand out.
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She even got to hand out a pre-show first Bachelorette rose, which Hannah gave to Cam.
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Multiple nurses said they bought snacks because there often wasn't a lot to hand out between meals.
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But the decision to hand out some awards during commercial breaks has upset some past Oscar winners.
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During some downtime after a busy week, Ure printed 20 menus to hand out during his rides.
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The courts hand out long prison sentences for even vague criticism of the king or other royals.
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In a damp and gloomy basement, prison workers hand out questionnaires to men arrested the night before.
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In the first four months of the year, employers said they would hand out 250,061 pink slips.
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AMLG: When I came to visit your lab in 2016 the guy had his hand out here.
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The chain estimates they will hand out approximately 9 million Slurpees by the end of the day.
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Instincts more than anything ... I just put my hand out and blocked his wrist with my baton.
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"I LOVE your braids!" she exclaimed, sticking her hand out and stroking them without a second thought.
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"We got three days left," the "Pete Davidson" singer said while putting her hand out in protest.
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There, they hand out kits, hoping they might save somebody else's brother or uncle, husband or friend.
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From there, shoot your right hand out to your right side, looking toward it as you do.
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The three helped hand out trophies at the telecast, as their parents proudly watched from the audience.
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And if you don't want to pay that, clinics like Planned Parenthood hand out oodles for free.
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The opposition does not typically hand out cash at rallies, according to political analysts and opposition members.
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Buckle up – because Hollywood's brightest will be hitting the stage to hand out awards on Sunday night.
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The group planned to hand out thousands of free joints as a message to the incoming president.
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They have since resorted to Hunger Games antics to hand out the remaining scholarships they still have.
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As Saunders demonstrated, the CIA didn't simply hand out money—it actively managed the organizations it supported.
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As vice president, he would hand out stuffed-animal versions of his other dog, Champ, to kids.
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Some hand out bottled water and red bean soup and drive stranded protesters home late at night.
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Pakistan's political parties hand out teaching jobs as a way of recruiting election workers and rewarding allies.
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"[Dad] leaned over to and put his hand out and see if Mum was breathing," writes Kelly.
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"They don't want a hand out, they want a hand up," McCray said, according to the Sun.
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Parents were more likely to hand out cash to the boys while managing money on girls' behalf.
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To be clear, the IG report this week did not hand out gold stars for everyone involved.
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White House economic adviser Gary Cohn also helped hand out the pens, according to a pool report.
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The ICO has a number of punishments it can hand out to companies that breach their rules.
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Instead of distributing any of this bounty, Hanergy proposes to hand out paper likely to prove worthless.
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Just getting load on the back leg and just taking my time to get my hand out.
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Namajunas will often hang her lead hand out, showing the jab, but very rarely connects with it.
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The gloves vanished; Dr. Yehyia saw vendors on the seafront using them to hand out roasted corn.
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Her management did hand out a list of charities that might be able to step in, though.
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Stewart, leaning back in his seat, steered with one hand out toward the parking lot, then stopped.
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If you own or run a business, you, too, can hand out raises or make new hires.
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Let Jolly Santa hand out his boring, politically correct presents to all the good boys and girls.
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Most hotel concierges will graciously hand out bags at no charge to guests when they check in.
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He had planned to hand out candy that night with a friend and had a costume ready.
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The company has warned some sellers, it seems, but it has yet to hand out platform bans.
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"The cafeteria staff would come in at noon, wearing their hairnets, and hand out letters," she said.
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"It's not like I would hand out individual slices to Pizza Rat on the subway," he said.
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We need to ask personal questions, not just hand out a survey and hope for the best.
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Lost KingsThey hand out maps as soon you get to the festival grounds... You'll be fine, king.
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"You can't just hand out product and hope it will work in the classroom," Ms. Hahn said.
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That's because the two federal agencies that oversee the list largely hand out civil, not criminal, penalties.
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Mr. Trump would hand out prizes — airline tickets, luggage, cameras — and would pose with employees for photos.
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We comics who weren't born into the white guy paradigm of "funny" don't need a hand out.
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Or you're on your phone and I have my hand out but you're fiddling with your phone.
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I would usher, hand out funeral booklets or do whatever odd job he asked me to do.
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You might want to prohibit cameras at your parties or hand out small stickers to cover cameras.
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Tester had said Jackson's nickname was "the candyman" because of his willingness to hand out prescription drugs.
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As if manning a cloakroom, soldiers hand out receipts so that owners can reclaim their guns when leaving.
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The streamer partnered with Books on the Subway to hand out copies of the novel to subway commuters.
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The 8-year-old visited her school on Tuesday to hand out Valentine's Day candy to her classmates.
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"I ran to her and she said, "Don't worry, it was an accident, I put my hand out.
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Ritter has knit multiple hats, and will be bringing them to Washington to hand out to fellow marchers.
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"You're kicking on your own, you'll have your right hand out and left hand down," shared one dancer.
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They will hand out free ice cream at the event, according to a Delaware for Bernie Facebook page.
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Then it was time for JoJo to hand out the rose and she picked Chase, sending Derek home.
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Supporters of President Barack Obama carry signs and hand out stickers during the 2012 Juneteenth celebration in Denver.
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People get assignments, things go awry, juries hand out judgements, and our lawyers celebrate or lick their wounds.
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But one year, Hodack decided to go with Lucero and her helpers to actually hand out the backpacks.
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Good news for candy lovers, as 71 percent of those intending to celebrate plan to hand out candy.
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It becomes Archie's job to hand out taxi reimbursement cash and send the girls on the way. Mrs.
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AC Milan announced the sale with no public signing or press conference, just a few hand-out photographs.
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In June, employers said they planned to hand out 38,483 pink slips, according to the latest Challenger report.
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But when it came time to hand out the final rose, he chose Bushnell and sent Fletcher packing.
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Like the public votes, these juries rank the songs into a top 10 and hand out points accordingly.
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Makes sense — when you pass something to a friend, it helps if they already have their hand out.
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In other words, countries that lock up more people also tend to hand out more non-prison sentences.
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In his mind, presidents sign papers, accept applause for the act and hand out pens to assembled dignitaries.
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"It's not like she ran up to every female at Target to hand out her card," Howland wrote.
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And to be sure, the fact that the Oscars hand out awards for short films is somewhat archaic.
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If your party is playing Squares, it can be a pain to print out and hand out sheets.
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His eyes would cross and he'd hold his hand out, yelling the non-word "huss" over and over.
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That's right, this year's Bachelor has yet to hand out his most precious rose (sorry, I had to!).
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He had it printed in a little blue book, and would hand out copies to everyone he met.
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Judges there ordered ICANN not to hand out the name to anyone while the case drags tortuously on.
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That has eroded TANF's ability to hand out checks to poor people, what people typically think welfare is.
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The way we hand out bonus points, however, is far too tribal, too controlled by our internal leanings.
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In southern Mexico, residents rushed to the streets to hand out food and donated clothes to passing migrants.
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Before leaving the house, he often takes a couple with him to hand out to folks around town.
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Toronto doesn't hand out the Best Actor / Actress / Director-type awards that dominate so many film awards ceremonies.
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Police officers do not hand out traffic tickets based on whims about whether someone is driving too fast.
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"We will make the investigation more difficult if we hand out more information at this stage," Arnaudova said.
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Volunteers are still needed to cook and hand out food, said Mr. Izemrane, a founder of the group.
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Separately on Wednesday, the Innovation Alliance, a coalition of tech research companies, will hand out awards to Sens.
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The experience begins in an air-conditioned reception room where staff hand out thermal hooded coats and gloves.
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Britain First members trampled over prayer mats to hand out Bibles to Muslims in mosques back in 2014.
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On "The View," Goldberg promised the audience that she'd hand out copies of the book after the taping.
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It really helps to have people there who know what they're doing when they hand out the goodies.
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But we do have to kind of let go and reach a hand out and pull someone up.
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Hand out trash bags and have one person in charge of trash, and one person handle the recycling.
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Today, Twitter had a different message for Wall Street: We're not going hand out new, cheap stock options.
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The lyrics are about treating "anyone that holds their hand out for help like they're family," he said.
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You can get a business phone number through Twilio and then hand out that number to your customers.
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He holds his left hand out in a gesture that could be a benediction or a peace sign.
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At outdoor events, organizers say they will hand out small fans, paper sun visors and bags of ice.
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Think of the force you feel when sticking your hand out the window of a fast-moving car.
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Initial reports stated that some emergency relief stations required identification to hand out bottled water or water filters.
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It was designed to prohibit politicians who hand out European Union farm subsidies from receiving the funds themselves.
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BECKY QUICK: And by the way, you don't hand out stock options like a lot of companies do.
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Why watch one crusty guy hand out roses to women who deserve more when you can watch six!
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Be sure to arrive early, as the maze only has so many treats to hand out per night.
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Yet the latter can use this unwritten rule to hand out some sneaky speeding tickets to unsuspecting drivers.
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This means Ex-Im has not been able to hand out big loans to Boeing since June 28500.
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Finland will soon hand out cash to 2,000 jobless people, free of bureaucracy or limits on side earnings.
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When Yasuda lifted her hand out of the bowl, her fingernails were periwinkle slashed with vivid pink stripes.
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Some mow lawns for neighbors and wash their parents' cars; others simply hand out compliments to their peers.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), the Senate GOP's campaign arm, will hand out "baseball cards" mocking Sen.
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The sheriffs would pull over busses passing through the county and basically randomly hand out public drunkenness tickets.
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His staff consists of two foul-tempered office assistants who make appointments, take payments and hand out prescriptions.
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This matters because states vary on how willing they are to hand out permits to carry concealed weapons.
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In lesser cases, she can hand out fines and community service without taking the case to a judge.
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Doctors appear to readily hand out the pills without concern that it's a serious and sometimes dangerous medication.
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Maureen Dowd: You keep a stack of two-dollar bills to randomly hand out to hard-working people.
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That would hardly mean a fiscal crunch, but it will limit the finance ministry's ability to hand out sweeteners.
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Sometimes they hand out extreme diagnoses that make girls and women feel less capable of handling what they face.
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"NO!" she says abruptly, putting her hand out in a Stop-in-the-Name-of-Love move for emphasis.
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The electric carmaker has until the end of the year to hand out tax credits of $7,500 to customers.
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"It was just really staying over the rubber longer and getting the hand out of the glove," Hill said.
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Candy was ideal for trick-or-treating, as convenient to hand out and carry around as it was affordable.
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MTV will hand out its Moon Person trophies on Sunday night during the 2017 Video Music Awards, or VMAs.
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Be sure to hold your hand out of the window, using your fingers to indicate which gear you're in.
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"If there's no production, if they don't invest, we can't hand out contracts," he told a regular news conference.
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YouTube's policy is to hand out a strike and remove the video, but that strike disappears after 90 days.
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"Everybody should know that we're not just going to hand out starting jobs because you're a starter," Callaway said.
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In a second post, it said that it would hand out wristbands to those in line by 11 p.m.
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Instead, he's a lukewarm nice guy any Bachelor(ette) viewer would love to see hand out his own roses.
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You post a few aesthetically pleasing photos, hand out a few charitable "likes," and carry on with our day.
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Food banks, which hand out free supplies of food to those in need, have become more and more common.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS WILL NOT CANCEL CURRENT MINING CONCESSIONS, WILL NOT HAND OUT ANY NEW MINING CONCESSIONS
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Aaron is putting out fires at the party and asks her to hand out cups to the drinking students.
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The mayor admitted to the Local that he did not have a stock of pills ready to hand out.
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You may not be a massively famous, universally beloved celebrity, but that doesn't mean you can't hand out autographs.
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Hendricks would hang his lead hand out, feeling and checking, and this made him a pain for St-Pierre.
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That will allow Red Cross volunteers to go door-to-door to hand out water, filters and testing kits.
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The chat affectionately refers to her as "mom", and lovingly hand out hearts in loving support of the stream.
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The Shanghai Major will hand out $3 million among the 16 participating teams, with the winners collecting $1.1 million.
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After we tape the audience's phones, we hand out little business cards that have our motto printed on them.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. was announced Thursday as the next man to hand out roses on the ABC reality show.
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The new rules, for example, will create a third-party administrator to determine eligibility and hand out the subsidies.
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First, it was forced to hand out refunds to all the customers who felt ripped off by the revelation.
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We would have had enough money to have palm cards to hand out when we went door to door.
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You can buy the magnets individually, making them a great gift to hand out to your entire friend group.
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At fifteen, Khan joined the Labour Party; on Saturday mornings, he would hand out leaflets on Tooting High Street.
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U.S. employers announced they planned to hand out 32,188 pink slips last month, a 29 percent decline from July.
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Rogers insisted the company does not "hand out data," and told the AP that the incident raises privacy concerns.
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services will hold a lottery where it will hand out the allotment to approved applicants.
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Bacon explained that the officer may then approach the student later in the day to hand out the coupons.
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Each year, Americans flock to supermarkets and convenience stores to buy candy to hand out to trick-or-treaters.
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Pressman was also fond of stunts like positioning women in barrels outside of bars to hand out Barneys matchbooks.
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That encouraged boards to hand out stock grants instead of cash, which blew executive pay through the roof. Oops.
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It's modeled after a similar program in Finland, where hospitals hand out the boxes to soon-to-be moms.
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Chung, now 2000, would stand at the back of the room during Intervarsity events and hand out New Testaments.
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When he walked into a restaurant, he'd hand out $100 bills to everybody on the way to his table.
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Obviously the Lions must think he's pretty good ... you don't just hand out that type of cash to scrubs.
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But even if we're grading on a curve, we'll hand out some points for effort at this year's event.
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This year, Oldham plans to hand out $5 Starbucks gift cards to the landscapers on-site at her home.
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Michigan will hand out 125 pledged delegates on Tuesday night, the most on offer on the second Super Tuesday.
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In addition to that role, companies have to hand out a small budget to the works council every year.
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Works councils can then reimburse cultural or sports activities, hand out gift cards for Christmas, give movie tickets, etc.
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Three points is the maximum the stewards can hand out, with that penalty reserved for the most serious incidents.
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His admonishment comes as the president prepares to hand out "Fake News Awards" in a ceremony he made up.
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They have six million emergency meals to hand out, four million liters of water, 700,000 blankets and 6,493 cots.
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All the stars will be in Hermosa Beach, California, which is an appropriate setting to hand out surfboard trophies.
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Under normal circumstances, Costco sample servers get paid by CDS to present and hand out samples of different products.
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"The most important part of their work is to make posters, to hand out fliers and to make videos."
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She would need to paint all the PowerPoint slides black and hand out Nerf guns just to get started.
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The force said the cameras would be signposted, and officers close by would hand out leaflets about the system.
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Affected areas will have signposts warning about the cameras and officers will also hand out leaflets about the surveillance.
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You can lock and unlock your door using your phone, temporarily hand out digital key to guests and more.
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American said it is taking steps to communicate the risks, and hand out sanitizing wipes on flights to China.
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Readers, hand out this card to a trusted neighbor, and customize your list for the needs of your family.
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But as the Australian tech scene comes of age, it's time for local entrepreneurs to hand out the advice.
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The city of Georgetown on Friday will hand out 15,000 sandbags as the county develops plans to evacuate residents.
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"On trips to Paris and Rome, 'he would just hand out cash, which was your blood money,'" Perkins said.
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Canada accepted 40,000 Syrians, with Trudeau appearing at the airport to hand out winter coats to these new Canadians.
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The DC Cannabis Coalition, a legalization advocacy group, plans to hand out joints near Dupont Circle during Inauguration Day.
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"I stick my hand out and he literally takes his hand and puts it, squeezes my genitals," Crews said.
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Apple will also hand out bonuses in the form of $210,2000 in restricted stock to most of its employees.
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JOHN IANNARELLI, FORMER FBI NATIONAL SPOKESPERSON: To hand out so many immunities is unusual and to get nothing for it.
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School staff has been gathering cleaning supplies and other donations to hand out to parents at an upcoming school concert.
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Twice a week, she meets other Witnesses, and they all go around town to hand out information at train stations.
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"You stick your hand out to say thank you for helping my family," he says, his voice full of emotion.
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This day, volunteers with the Kentucky Harm Reduction Coalition manage to train and hand out naloxone kits to 80 people.
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The Education Policy Institute, another think-tank, says it is a "consistent and transparent" way to hand out the cash.
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American state and local governments hand out more than $70 billion every year in economic development subsidy and incentive deals.
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That that risk would reach its hand out from Coinbase and into your linked bank account to pilfer your savings?
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Employers would have extra cash to hand out raises, more than offsetting the new taxes employees would have to pay.
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In this hand-out photo, the guided-missile cruiser USS Monterey (CG 61) fires a Tomahawk land attack on Friday.
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The women hand out the roses, which means that eight contestants will receive roses and four men will go home.
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Many cities suppress the number of permits they hand out, guaranteeing that the system favours drivers, not their poor passengers.
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One of his gigs in prison involved carting around hygiene products to hand out to inmates in the recycling area.
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The Sisters hand out the candy (aka, the drug) every day as a "treat," which everyone but Betty happily downs.
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Royster has her customers hand out business cards and flyers in common area, and makes about $1,500 in two weeks.
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Yet intelligence operatives do not generally hand out business cards with a Lubyanka Square address printed under their real name.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg went by helicopter to the desert to hand out grilled cheese sandwiches to Burners in 2012.
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In New York, some public schools now hand out pads and tampons to girls in need from low income families.
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Just to be able to have that, always wanting to just—and I remember extending my hand out, and then . . .
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This is the first time Amazon and Twitch have used their partnership to hand out games on a regular basis.
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According to ABC, the first episode, airing January 1, will see him hand out 21 roses, cutting eight women loose.
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Loz, a teacher taking advantage of the Easter holidays to hand out leaflets, says this is her first environmental protest.
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Massachusetts Senator Liz Warren was outspoken about her complaint that the bill was a hand-out to the drug industry.
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It's pretty funny, so I knelt down with my hand out to Zeus, peering into Lilly's eyes, as they approached.
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Other nations tend to hand out subsidies to make e-cars cheaper but lag in infrastructure, such as charging points.
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Long lines of American-made cars line up at fire stations, where National Guardsmen hand out pallets of bottled water.
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Then there were the kiosks at the school career fairs where they'd hand out pencils if you talked to them.
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The rapper, 238, returned to her old neighborhood in Queens on Wednesday to hand out turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving Day.
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"All we can do is put on our party T-shirts and hand out leaflets, that is it," he said.
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If people need to know the statistics, hand out copies of the data and cover only the most important parts.
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Together, the teams produced a higher-quality Glass app Boeing could hand out to its technicians on the assembly floor.
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But human rights groups criticized the move, with some saying they would still hand out food to migrants and refugees.
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Trade unions are angry that companies can still hand out short-term contracts that don't provide stable benefits to workers.
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It's time to move away from the perspective that food insecurity will be reduced if we just hand out food.
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The National Institute on Drug Abuse has been encouraging doctors to reduce the number of addictive pills they hand out.
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The duo decided to hand out cameras to 45 people from over 14 countries and four refugee camps in Greece.
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The fintech startup lets you hand out perks to employees using a simple web service combined with a payment card.
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He says if he were going to steal, he wouldn't have the items in his hand ... out in the open.
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One of the most significant changes, starting in 2012, has been to allow schools to hand out multiyear athletic scholarships.
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We got 'Ye back in November when he promised he'd hand out the shoes for all the paps' hard work.
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They are not the traffic police; they cannot hand out tickets and their focus is not on keeping cars moving.
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We have the opportunity to stimulate the economy and hand out checks now so that no one misses debt payments.
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He's a huge favorite in California, which will hand out 415 delegates, and is competitive in most states hosting contests.
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WAITING FOR STIMULUS The SRB stockpiling programme of 2009 was in essence an emergency government hand-out to chosen smelters.
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Spread out on the sofa and, when your bevvie is empty, reach your hand out toward the fridge, real slow.
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It was a private, intimate affair to hand out their own rings, for being the National League champions in 2015.
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Wade made a halfhearted attempt at reaching his hand out toward a fallen defender before he scooted on his way.
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If you live in a heavily trick-or-treated neighborhood, why not hand out the best candy you can afford?
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Like most jobseekers in attendance, Su Jian has brought along a stack of CVs to hand out to prospective employers.
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Deal Professor It's time to call an end to 2016 and hand out grades for good and bad deal-making.
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But I could not hand out a subsidy sufficient to keep the places going, and the arrondissement could not, either.
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Prosecutors do not hand out cooperation agreements casually, particularly to defendants like Manafort who have already been convicted at trial.
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The program is now expanding its sights, with plans to hand out grants to some 16,000 people in 120 villages.
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But here, I felt as though I could simply reach my hand out and graze the side of a cloud.
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Maybe this is the league trying to hand out some sort of punitive payback for the whole John Scott fiasco.
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Social workers go into slums, where these warnings might not reach, and hand out rehydration packets and pamphlets on heat safety.
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"This playlist is what I'll be rocking out to outside while I hand out candy to the neighborhood kids," Higgins says.
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"It was just like 'here,' " she continued, extending her hand out while describing how Marroquin simply showed her the engagement ring.
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Local Wynwood doctors have created fliers to hand out to patients, giving them information about the virus and how it spread.
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Make signs, or print information to hand out — this is the time when you get to put your knowledge to action.
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In total, she was able to help 1,000 girls see Hidden Figures and hand out over 700 books in five states.
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She seconded Axe's decision to hand out non-competes contracts forcefully, and to fire some poor schmuck for no apparent reason.
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Workers hand out crates filled with bottles of water and plastic bags with essential items such as food, blankets and clothing.
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" When DeGeneres told the actor he should hand out the fake cover during interviews, he replied, "That's never going to happen.
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When her mom said they could hand out sandwiches, she insisted on serving exactly what she'd have had at her party.
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Armani wore a tiara and a smile as she stood with other volunteers to hand out hot meals and care packages.
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Officers are now required to hand out "receipts" to those frisked, and trained to use the method as a last resort.
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Trump and the group of officials visited a damaged residential area and stopped by a distribution center to hand out food.
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When we were kids watching Carey hand out ice cream, it didn't occur to us that a larger issue was looming.
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At one point during the hours of waiting, I grew bored and tried to wriggle my hand out of its cuff.
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The president and first lady hand out candy to children during a Halloween event at the White House on Oct. 30.
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Volunteers will happily hand out food for free, though they do ask if people can try to make a small donation.
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So, either Beyoncé will hand out one of the biggest awards of the 2018 Grammys, or, she's doing her own thing.
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Other measures include a door-to-door campaign to hand out mosquito repellant and to educate the public on the risks.
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Then all of a sudden they didn't want to stand on a street corner holding their hand out in the rain.
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Schoolwork allows teachers to hand out digital assignments to students, such as homework, activities, and mark due dates on various projects.
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Melania snagged her H-1B, but there is a hard numerical cap on the number of these that we hand out.
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FAO said it aimed to hand out some 150,000 kits over the next few months, up from 120,000 delivered in 2016.
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At one stage during the performances they'll hand out candy, and then come around with a bin to collect the wrapping.
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Instead, Congress understands DA is a hand up, not a hand-out, and increased the FY220006 DA budget by $2202 million.
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Erin Demchko in the spotlight, showing her complete challenging training courses, walk into battle, and hand out blankets to the homeless.
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I even was told I wasn't qualified to hand out towels and check in people at the local Air Force base.
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City emergency officials sent crates of bottled water and Gatorade to hand out to anyone who dropped in to cool off.
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Ultimately, she decides to hand out the first impression rose to Garrett — and surprise, surprise, he also gets the first kiss.
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So when Rachel and Bryan made a store appearance at Lord & Taylor in N.Y.C. on Wednesday to hand out — what else?
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That in turn starts to hand out losses to shareholders and creditors (retail investors among them), risking contagion at other banks.
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At Louisiana State University, student activists gathered in the campus' "free speech alley" to hand out diapers, Onesies, and infant shoes.
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Each year, the Emmys hand out prizes in nearly 100 categories — but only a handful are announced during the live broadcast.
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They also hand out hygiene kits with toothpaste and tooth brushes, shampoo and conditioner as well as towels and a comb.
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The morning of, I called at 9 AM and said the manager was going to hand out tickets at 10 o'clock.
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And if you're the one loaning money, don't hand out your cash until the schedule and budget are set, Torres adds.
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Mr. Hale had been dispatched, in vain, as a 5-year-old to hand out stickers to seniors for the cause.
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About 10 minutes after we left the ground, the flight attendants sprang into action, coming around to hand out hot towels ...
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Though El Paso Nurses plan to hand out flyers and conduct public outreach, they are under contract and cannot legally strike.
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So, officers conducting bag checks at a subway station entrance do not need to hand out cards to people they stop.
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From these temporary havens, companies test and sell product, hand out samples, gather email addresses and host appearances with digital influencers.
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The Nationals committed to passing out cheer cards Friday against the Chicago Cubs but will hand out towels for Game 2.
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They attend health fairs, hand out flyers in the community, and make phone calls to enrollees reminding them to re-enroll.
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" On the presidential coin — which presidents hand out as mementos — "E pluribus unum" has been replaced by "Make America Great Again.
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On an individual basis, there's nothing wrong with any school or conference deciding it doesn't want to hand out multiyear scholarships.
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Target is gonna hand out some rainbow somethings, the beer ads are gonna spell LOVE with all the colors inside. Progress?
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It's time that we stop allowing our justice system to hand out sentences that we know a person cannot possibly serve.
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Six days a week, Health Department crews hand out clean needles to addicts, in hopes of stemming the spread of diseases.
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Police officers will be stationed on the Manhattan side to hand out tickets to drivers violating the high-occupancy-vehicle requirements.
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But whether or not Congress would be able to hand out fines is less clear, because it's never done that before.
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Mr. Flynn had little to say during meetings, though he would hand out signed copies of his book at each one.
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Call for Code is a five-year program that aims to hand out $30 million for teams addressing widespread societal issues.
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That weekend, she went to a community event to hand out fliers about the program — and got caught in a downpour.
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It's easy to whip your hand out of these unique mittens whenever needed, and equally easy to slip them back in.
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They canvass neighborhoods with posters, hand out flyers and speak with neighbors -- including those involved with rival gangs -- via social media.
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Catholic nuns at a community center have been recruited to hand out fliers and reassure them that the census is confidential.
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Foster added that it would also encourage cafes to use "traditional cups and mugs rather than hand out single-use cups."
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The conservative group FreedomWorks said they will hand out "traitor" awards to Republicans who oppose a healthcare procedural vote next week.
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State and local officials continue to hand out goodies even though evidence suggests that such subsidies have little effect on jobs.
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The judges were set to hand out millions of dollars in cash prizes to the breeders of the most toothsome beasts.
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But the very fact that mayors are inclined to hand out these subsidies should teach them a lesson about tax policy.
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He's very savvy in terms of media, and he started printing cards and giving them out to organizations to hand out.
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Hanging his lead hand out wide he will flick in a left hook to the temple as the opponent moves forwards.
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Thompson told police that he was working to hand out pamphlets at the apartment complex before the incident with the security guard.
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With a buzz from the night before and a vile hangover, they might hand out all their camping gear to all takers.
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They will hand out two separate reports to JPMorgan and Atlante on the bad loan assessment next week, according to the paper.
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Business expert and author Aaron Young says parents should think about whether they really need to hand out personal information for babies.
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The time you offered your hand out to shake to what turned out to be the stump of a one-armed man.
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Residents flocked to rallies on dusty soccer fields to see candidates tout their achievements and, sometimes, hand out envelopes stuffed with cash.
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Then they went home, and Nick found out he had his own date card to hand out … so he asked Amanda out.
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Often, these presentations can open up new business opportunities, accelerate growth, and make an impression on the people who hand out promotions.
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They still hand out subsidies to rice farmers and have introduced new social-welfare cards to provide the poor with monthly cash.
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When the citizens they're supposed to serve and protect dare to try to obtain water, the cops hand out a beatdown instead.
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In the wake of Turner's conviction in 2016, California amended the loophole that allowed Persky to hand out such a lax sentence.
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That leaves Verizon as the odd one out, charing for a service it knows rival telecoms happily hand out free of charge.
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We are not going to round up and deport 12 million people, but we're not going to hand out citizenship cards, either.
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The Iowa senator, who has reached a hand out to Senate Democrats on the issue, shot back at the Arkansas senator's criticism.
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Hundreds of residents have visited in the wake of the shooting, where social workers hand out bottled water and offer counseling services.
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So becoming a musician and having to hand out music for free, was it an adjustment not being compensated for your art?
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"I felt the water temperature change and ... I knew I was to the top, so I stuck my hand out," Coleman said.
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"We've raised more than $5003,2500 in supplies and donations," says Frankel, who arrived in Houston on Saturday to hand out the goods.
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A group called Asian Americans Advancing Justice attempted to hand out Chinese-language fliers to BYD workers informing them of their rights.
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The tradition has since expanded globally, and Ben & Jerry's says it will hand out more than 1 million free scoops this Tuesday.
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KfW is planning to hand out loans worth 70-75 billion euros this year, compared with 79 billion in 2015, Schroeder said.
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In 2015, 10 Chinese feminists were arrested for planning to hand out stickers about sexual harassment on International Women's Day in Beijing.
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Trump and Pence helped hand out supplies to the crowd and then Trump went into a room to thank National Guard members.
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But it was too little too late — Rachel didn't feel that she could hand out the rose, and he was sent home.
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Another mother sent me a death card—the kind you hand out at funerals—and one of my photos was in there.
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Companies don't want to hand out more money than they need to, so their first offer is likely on the conservative side.
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That's why some companies are offering cities analytics to optimize a police officer's ability to hand out tickets — it's all about profit.
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Rosenblum serves as the volunteer head of the Television Academy, the group that will hand out the annual Emmy Awards on Sunday.
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When their bike finally arrives, buyers sometimes hand out sweets in their workplace, as if celebrating the arrival of their first-born.
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In keeping with its rallying cry of "No taxation without relaxation," Kona Ice trucks will hand out free shaved ice on Tuesday.
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President Trump and first lady Melania Trump hand out candy to children at a Halloween celebration at the White House on Monday.
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President Trump and first lady Melania Trump hand out candy to children during a Halloween event at the White House on Monday.
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On days when the vending machines would malfunction, he would call everyone over and hit the numbers to hand out free sodas.
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Mr. Christie and his aides were looking for favors to hand out to officials they hoped would support the governor, he said.
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The government should not hand out taxpayer money without checking up on who is receiving it and how they are using it.
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After the final bill was passed last week, several companies announced plans to raise their minimum wage levels and hand out bonuses.
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Past years also maintain the same percentage — whether Americans are purchasing candy for themselves or to hand out to trick-or-treaters.
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So in theory, our Khalifa coaster is rideable, as long as we add big enough loops and hand out protective eye gear.
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The group was getting tired, but decided they should hand out some photocopied stories to the offices that didn't take meetings. Sen.
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In her country, she is usually the only woman in tech competitions, which often hand out men's T-shirts to the winners.
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The Gambling Commission, who hand out gambling licences, equate excluding winning bettors with other businesses refusing to deal with high-risk customers.
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Starting next week, city Department of Transportation workers will set up tables and hand out informational material about the Times Square rules.
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I was as nervous as could be, and when that moment came, I just put my hand out and went with it.
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The New York Police Department ordered 10 million business cards that officers must hand out to people they stop on the street.
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They clear the dishes, tend the children, hand out fliers and hang banners — part of the history but also at its margins.
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Could Trump kneecap Mueller by pardoning Manafort, signaling that he's willing to hand out pardons to anyone wrapped up in the investigation?
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Instead of long-stemmed red roses, he would hand out bulging purple eggplants, a nod to their popular use as suggestive emoji.
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So you might keep it simple, make takeout-style sesame noodles and slurp those down as you hand out the Charleston Chews.
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When you are offered the chance to dive into a different area of focus or responsibility, please don't put your hand out.
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Ms. Barnes also noted that some hotels may charge a fee to have their staff hand out bags at the front desk.
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Another sticks her hand out blithely, and we make small talk about whether people are freaking out too much or not enough.
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The classmates didn't volunteer at shelters or hand out pamphlets; they simply huddled with poor people on the streets and swapped stories.
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Work crews labored on Friday to install a raft of emergency generators, and the city began to hand out 40-pound sandbags.
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She then proceeded to hand out the pens as collectibles to house managers and chairmen who were present at the signing ceremony.
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Some of Donald Trump's allies have appeared to come up with a novel way to appeal to Black voters: hand out cash.
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On Los Angeles's Skid Row, for example, reps hand out McDonald's gift cards to anyone willing to take a rapid H.I.V. test.
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He would hand out business cards to passerby on the street and approach girls in yoga pants to offer his training services.
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Eric, whose father is a furloughed federal worker, traveled to a Lidl in Dumfries, Virginia, to hand out peanut butter on Wednesday.
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"We roll out butcher paper across the entire length of the bar, hand out crayons, colored pencils and markers," Mr. Roth said.
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It was revealed today that Viall will have a chance to hand out his own roses on the next season of The Bachelor.
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Other times, a company wants to test its product or spread the word about its quality, and they hand out samples for free.
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And while other countries hand out far more death sentences than they carry out, in Vietnam the gap seems to be alarmingly small.
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Lowe told Dish Nation in February 2015 that it was not Soules whom producers originally had in mind to hand out the roses.
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People hand out candles at the Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville for a vigil honoring the victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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Markle was just about ready to hand out some awards, when there was a small snafu with her and her co-presenter's notes.
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PDVSA workers, often visibly thinner, sometimes surreptitiously hand out resumes to executives from private companies, according to a source at a foreign firm.
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Lei took an active part in the ordination ceremony, circling the new bishop, Tang Yuange, and holding his hand out over Tang's head.
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The Trump administration has already given billions of dollars in aid to farmers affected by China's retaliatory tariffs; it could hand out more.
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But before Miss Alabama 2018 could hand out a single rose, Luke S. asked if he could talk to her one more time.
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Yet, the L.A. native doesn't merely deserve to hand out roses next winter for his social media-friendly, Gen Y AF bona fides.
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These four recipes can be made into big batches to serve or hand out — and we've even made the container decision for you.
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Like other Golden Globe Ambassadors that have come before her, Elba will hand out trophies and aid behind the scenes during the event.
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"I pulled her hand out of my pants at least half a dozen times, and I wasn't able to overpower her," she said.
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You might even hand out a spare key or start shopping for a cohabitation station near the new moon on the 7.993nd. Single?
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Turning a spare pumpkin into a beer cooler isn't difficult to do is a great way to hand out treats at a party.
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The group says the mobile unit will hand out 85 percent of net profit to shareholders - including, of course, a cash-hungry parent.
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In honor of his lovable charm, we dreamed up a few Oscars we'd like to hand out to the young and talented actor.
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Occasionally, when you reach the location, the director changes his mind, taking the hand out entirely, and replacing it with just product shots.
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The Canadian Red Cross will hand out stipends of C$600 to help displaced people, and other money will be reserved for rebuilding.
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So when our reporting crew came to the convention center to hand out a few skinny newspapers, they were as popular as food.
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It faded from nine-month highs, cooled by signals from Japan that its next shot of stimulus won't include hand-out 'helicopter money.
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Renault is buying back 10 percent of the shares sold by the state to hand out stock awards to current and former employees.
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There's no fee for checked bags and, unlike American carriers, these airlines still serve meals and hand out pillows, even on short flights.
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Next week as I hand out roses they will not just be any roses — these roses will take me to these men's hometowns!
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So he made a menu, went shopping and drafted a delivery schedule for volunteers to help hand out his Tuscan spinach chicken dishes.
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That's just an example of how decisions you make and orders you hand out can have a ripple effect all throughout your game.
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"If you're here and you want to dance, just put yourself on the floor, put your hand out and ask someone," he said.
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If you're staying home to hand out bite-size Snickers or (lame) hard candies, the wise move for dinner is soup or stew.
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Subsidizing green allows them to hand out the subsidies to their favorite technologies and services in the name of reducing greenhouse gas emission.
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To lure new players and poach stars from rivals, A.A.U. coaches hand out athletic gear and other swag to players and parents alike.
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According to Shanghaiist, campus officials observed helplessly as delivery people perched on top of a wall to hand out orders to hungry students.
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For the two hours they are present, they greet fans and take enthusiastic selfies and hand out "gifts" with their own four hands.
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After a while we drove to the woods to hand out food and clothes, and we'd be surrounded by dozens of frightened people.
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"I used to just go into low-income areas and hand out the clothes - and didn't really say who I was," Sisakhti explained.
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Others plan to picket and hand out pamphlets about their demands, according to the union, which represents more than 20,000 airline catering workers.
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Browns 21, Jets 17 Crack open the victory fridges and hand out the free beer, the Cleveland Browns have finally won a game.
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He tattooed it on his leg and printed out bumper stickers of Mr. DeVito's face to hand out on a cross-country trip.
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Volunteers at the center serve breakfast and dinner — to up to 700 people some evenings — and hand out 1,400 grocery parcels each week.
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The proposed language means Trump's Secretary of the Treasury, Steven Mnuchin, could hand out loans without telling who got one for six months.
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As the whistle blew, Harden threw his left hand out and caught Jonas Jerebko behind him, knocking the Celtic down and cutting him.
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In its original rulemaking announcement, the Obama administration was refreshingly frank about the proposal being a hand-out to its Big Tech allies.
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And it is just not good medical practice to prescribe — let alone hand out — drugs like Ambien to people you do not know.
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Staff members stood behind folding tables inside a sprawling lobby to hand out glossy promotional material, while parents nibbled on muffins and bagels.
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Do you think Mnuchin would have had a longer tax description to hand out if he had an assistant secretary for tax policy?
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The Virginia Army National Guard spent $31,126 on books for families and children that it intends to hand out at yellow ribbon events.
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They certainly didn't vote to make all these cuts so that President Trump can hand out a tax break to the wealthiest Americans.
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But many local governments worry that if they accidentally run afoul of these eligibility requirements, they will never recover funds they hand out.
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Throughout the month, many communities host celebrations, hand out rice to people in need and stage traditional Chinese operas on temporary bamboo stages.
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Everywhere he went, he'd bring a stack of Trump stickers to hand out; they'd be snatched up and stuck on bikes and trucks.
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"It's not like you could just hand out psychedelics to everyone and all of a sudden peace and love would happen," Vegosen said.
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A teen saw this as an opportunity to hand out sample ballots and voter registration forms to people waiting outside his local restaurant.
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Singling out women among the faces, the men hand out packets of sanitary pads as people run alongside the truck begging for candles.
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But his team does have to hand out a warning or remove users for posting inappropriate or illegal content about once a week.
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Hand out a card a day, and then follow upHerschberg, who in addition to his C-level role at a tech firm has also been teaching networking, leadership, team dynamics, and other business skills at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for almost 20 years, said his "rule of thumb" is to try and hand out one business card a day.
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The couple will later visit the Race Village to meet the six international crews and hand out the trophy designed by competition winner Kay.
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The parents of three were spotted leaving hand-in-hand out the back door of the venue before a private car whisked them away.
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Actress Erin Cummings was helping her cousin hand out Halloween candy in Detroit when a mother and her two daughters came to the door.
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"They are unpopular with the unions and politicians who see state companies as a source of jobs and favors to hand out," he added.
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The state is likely to hand out $300m to cushion the blow from huge premium increases for 2017, which by one measure reached 59%.
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They have two options — they can either open a canteen in the office or hand out meal vouchers to financially contribute to everyone's lunch.
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" Another protester, who did not give his name, added: "We were carrying water bottles to hand out to people and they just started shooting.
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One of the company's competitors, 23andMe, which contains roughly 10 million DNA profiles, has also promised never to hand out its customers' DNA records.
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Perhaps they should start by voting with their feet, going long less generous companies and short the ones which hand out big pay packets.
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The extra cash and speedier hand-out should help Argentina to meet its external financing needs next year, which Mr Dujovne puts at $28bn.
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Scotland can hand out criminal records to eight-year-olds, though legislation is being mooted that will raise the minimum age limit to 12.
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The prince was on the British Royal Navy's newest attack submarine HMS Artful last Tuesday to hand out "Dolphins" to 14 newly qualified submariners.
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When the French man put his hand out, Banks allegedly spit in the man's face and physically assaulted him, an eyewitness told the site.
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If lining up is more your style, Best Buy has shared that it will hand out tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Donald Trump, presumably bored of merely attacking the media via Twitter, has officially made good on his promise to hand out Fake News Awards.
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We don't get trick-or-treaters, but our friend does and said he didn't mind if I brought full size candy to hand out.
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At first it was understandable, as the winner was hugging his opponent as well as putting his hand out for the host to shake.
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Companies that manufacture oil rigs, such as National Oilwell Varco have also had to hand out thousands of pink slips as drilling activity dwindled.
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In many performances, men in the audience jiggle their hips too, but also hand out cash to the women as if to a stripper.
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When Meghan's friend Serena Williams lost the match, "Kate put her hand out and rubbed Meghan's back to console her," says a close observer.
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Criticism by politicians in Germany has escalated amid fears that the ECB could even start to hand out free or 'helicopter money' to citizens.
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I felt like she really reached her hand out and was saying let's open — not a friendship, but a dialogue, so it's all good.
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However, the Federal Aviation Administration considers the beginning at 50 miles, and will hand out astronaut wings to persons who fly to that altitude.
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The site notes that he had an army of 250 volunteers to help him hand out the turkeys, which Butterball donated for the occasion.
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They say they do not trust the associations to hand out benefits equitably and they want the government to make payments directly to individuals.
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Maybe the best thing to do would be to cancel all future "press briefings" and hand out written responses for the sake of accuracy???
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They introduce their product via a commercial that, quite frankly, makes us want to buy a box to hand out all over the office.
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And while Iaconetti, 30, believes they are there to give the current cast advice and hand out a date card, Haibon has another plan.
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Abramovich answered in a tight Lacoste T-shirt and skinny distressed jeans, and I thrust my hand out before he could shut the door.
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Heikensten said that if the Academy could not resolve its problems soon, it would not be allowed to hand out the 2019 literature prize.
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But today, even as Trump readies himself to hand out new government leases, the post has been sitting vacant for more than eight years.
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The preliminary list of those who'll hand out awards at the ceremony includes Black performers Whoopi Goldberg, Kevin Hart, Pharrell Williams, and The Weeknd.
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In the same vein, what could possibly be more un-American than deploying law enforcement officers to hand out citations for doing these things?
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A local court in June ordered authorities to provide drinking water, toilets and showers to migrants and to allow charities to hand out meals.
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When I asked him if he visited asylum seekers to hand out gifts after the Brussels attack, as he did following the Paris attack.
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The party filed a lawsuit in federal court, but a judge declined to hand out a preliminary injunction to block the voting system's use.
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He would hand out chocolate turkeys and let people sit on his bed, a thin mattress on a wood strip over two box crates.
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Opponents argued that if a URA couldn't hand out TIF packages as they saw fit, no one would be willing to develop in Littleton.
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Stolz, who'd arrived around 5:30 that morning to hand out strike flyers in the parking lot, was trying to rally the day shift.
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In a commuter college, that is precious little room to hand out copies of the U.S. Constitution, as student Kevin Shaw wished to do.
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We supposed to be in this together n look out for one another not mess with a mans livelihood and hand out unnecessary concussions.
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A marijuana legalization advocacy group has announced plans to hand out 4,200 free joints to people in Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle on Jan.
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If you hold your hand out at arm's length and look at your thumbnail, it's about that size; a dense area of photo receptors.
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The Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics at the University of Toronto was there to hand out solar glasses and help people watch the eclipse.
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The officer drew his weapon and pointed it at Mr. Olango while continuing to direct him to take his hand out of his pocket.
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There was a coming trip to Germany for Mr. Olympia Europe, where Heath would make public appearances and hand out the trophies on stage.
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Alderson has been reluctant to hand out large long-term contracts to free agents, and the Mets have had financial problems during his tenure.
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He, along with many Colombians, regards the sentences it can hand out as too lenient and its judges as too sympathetic to the defendants.
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Not far from the hot-chocolate bar, Mr. Hatch, clad in a patterned ski sweater, helped hand out Olympic-medal-style awards to participants.
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They are part of the Kremlin's plan to hand out plots of land in Russia's Far East, which has attracted some unusually freethinking settlers.
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Mr. Gibson was escorted off a junior college campus when he tried to hand out condoms and demonstrate putting them on a plastic model.
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In June, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that the city would hand out tickets to some people caught smoking pot instead of arresting them.
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When people hand out food to wild dolphins, she said, the animals learn to approach boats and teach their calves to do the same.
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The IEM Katowice playoffs took place last weekend in Poland with no audience on hand out of fear of the spread of the disease.
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People at Paul Habans Charter School hand out supplies, including food, books, and computers, to students and community members in New Orleans, March 17.
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SXSW did hand out its usual prizes, but the majority of films went home without distributors, their main purpose in going to the festival.
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"If they hand out gas masks that says automatically you know you have a risk," said Bob Parks, a Miami attorney who represents passengers.
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In the early weeks of the ban, the police are planning to hand out warnings to offending motorists, a police spokesman said on Thursday.
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In the brands' view, the more clothing and shoes they hand out, the more likely it is that a player will wear their logo.
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As he and some police officers began digging the car out, a woman stuck her hand out from the car window waving for help.
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Weeks before the Democratic National Convention, Friedan insisted on campaigning for Chisholm in Harlem, where she planned to hand out watermelons to the locals.
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The company also said it would hand out one-time bonuses of up to $1,000, depending on the length of each employees' individual service.
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"If they hand out gas masks that says automatically you know you have a risk," said Bob Parks, a Miami attorney who represents passengers.
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Their car had more than 300 gifts that they were planning to hand out to children on the border as a surprise for Christmas.
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But ensemble awards often struggle to figure out which actors to include and which to leave behind when it's time to hand out prizes.
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In the meantime, it has started to hand out filters to residents with lead lines and is ramping up their lead line replacement program.
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Photo: GettyWant to know which companies stand up for user privacy and which ones will hand out your data when the government asks for it?
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Like for a formerly homeless man named Cameron, who pledged to hand out roses to people at Nobby Beach, on the Gold Coast in Australia.
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That's rankled young members, especially those who haven't known a time when Democrats were in power and could make policy and hand out favors accordingly.
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After she went missing, Chris says the seniors whose lives were touched by Sierra braved the January cold to hand out flyers around their neighborhood.
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Heading into the rose ceremony, Lauren B., Bekah M., Kendall and Jacqueline already have roses secured — and Arie only has three left to hand out.
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On weekends, al-Baghdadi coached a youth soccer team, using practices as an opportunity to hand out pamphlets advocating the ultraconservative Wahhabi strain of Islam.
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But aid-workers must have realised that, rather than spend hours checking up on grasping shopkeepers, it would be easier simply to hand out cash.
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Kids run around and hand out water and Krispy Kreme donuts as adults cluster in the dust and talk about what happened, shaking their heads.
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In response, the city of Gwangju broke with tradition and did not hand out the taegukgi at celebrations on March 1st commemorating Korea's independence movement.
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These incidents are indicative of a larger trend of what happens when the men are given the power to hand out roses on the show.
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A hip wait staff takes food orders, while roving "flower hosts" — a sort of weed sommelier — hand out thick tomes with lists of cannabis options.
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Kaine compared the line outside of a restaurant where he has recently volunteered to hand out meals to federal employees to Depression-era food lines.
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If there was a Democrat who strongly upheld the Constitution, believed in personal responsibility, hand up rather than a hand out, fiscal responsibility, strong military.
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But, I already know who I'm hoping to see hand out roses to a bunch of overly competitive dudes this summer: one miss Kendall Long.
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Republican volunteers and activists going door to door in some target states often have not even had Trump literature to hand out to undecided voters.
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Some of the money that the Seychelles saves on interest payments will go into a "climate adaptation trust", which will hand out $280,000 a year.
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On Friday, the Swedish Academy announced that it will not hand out the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2018 amid an ongoing sexual harassment scandal.
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But because all of the states tonight will hand out their delegates proportionally, the other candidates could pick up some delegates there tonight as well.
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But even in an institution where business tycoons have been known to brazenly hand out checks on the Senate floor, that's easier said than done.
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Other critics argue that reparations are too complicated to execute, would strain race relations and be too divisive, and are too costly to hand out.
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Meaning, if you hand out straws at a children&aposs birthday party, which I often do, you can do more time than your average felon.
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The crowd went into a frenzy anytime he appeared to hand out t-shirts, and teenagers shouted his name anytime he was spotted around campus.
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Perhaps the biggest beneficiaries are thousands of small- and medium-sized firms that dominate residential building, and the banks which hand out ever more loans.
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Point guard Kyron Cartwright (2128 points, 7733 assists) was held to five points on 2773-of-281 shooting, although he did hand out eight assists.
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I instinctively put my hand out to catch it, but a split second later, the robot looks down, and its blue OLED eyes go wide.
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With less than 24 hours until she had to hand out the very last rose, the pressure was on — and Rachel was growing increasingly frustrated.
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In Clinton's model, it's too easy to see leave as a "hand out" from one group to another, rather than something we all do together.
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"We all hand out a third of our meat to the poor," referring to the Islamic obligation to provide for the less fortunate at Eid.
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But all the while he faces constant criticism from political blocs, used to using their control of ministries to hand out favors to their supporters.
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It's time to hand out the award for 2017's most graphically-named, punny new TV show and the winner is…Amazon's I Love Dick.
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Once a game reaches a "confidence metric" based on an unspecified "variety of data," developers will be able to hand out trading cards to players.
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Hun Sen referred to an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump this month that he would hand out awards for what he calls "fake news".
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Prince Harry returned to the royal military academy where he earned his stripes to hand out awards to the next generation of cadets on Friday.
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Rapper T.I. also returned to his hometown of Atlanta with his daughter Heiress Diana Harris to hand out turkeys and fresh vegetables to the community.
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Meanwhile, on the West Coast, Vanderpump Rules' Lala Kent turned up in Palm Springs with her fiancé Randall Emmett to hand out Thanksgiving meals together.
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In the mainland United States, FEMA and National Guard troops typically hand out aid -- food and water -- directly to residents at a local distribution center.
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Father Elkin recalled that once, on a soccer field in a nearby community called El Dorado, he'd watched Escobar hand out money to the poor.
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However, I'm not every driver, and some are apparently very stingy with their five stars and hand out lots of three- and four-star ratings.
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A group known as "MJDC" announced last week plans to hand out more than 1,000 joints at the Capitol on April 85033, or 4/20.
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Last year, she had so few applicants for night selectors that she had to recruit at job fairs and hand out fliers in the community.
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Burner gives you a "fake" phone number you can hand out, and then funnels all calls and texts directed to that number into its app.
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For everyone who's ever impatiently shouted their preferred order, or waited with a foot on the brakes and a hand out the window — keep reading.
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But critics say summonses can be overused–– partially because they are so easy to hand out––and disproportionately affect poor communities that are over-policed.
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When the legislative candidates show up in their big cars to hand out cash, he is there to receive his 250 Liberian dollars (around $2.25).
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Hermann reaches his hand out to John, having assumed that he might have found a kindred spirit, someone with whom he can speak and commune.
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She was small, her back slightly rounded in a hunch, and when she stretched a hand out in greeting, her fingers were long and graceful.
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Mr. Barnes was known to hand out holiday turkeys in Harlem like a Tammany ward heeler and proudly keep bound volumes of his courtroom testimony.
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Tenants have done things like hang signs from windows stating the number of outstanding city violations, or hand out fliers to people entering the building.
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Hong Kong Disneyland will hand out birthday stickers to guests as they enter, for instance, and Disneyland Paris has those colossal (inedible) cupcakes on display.
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Flush with the projected savings from a $1.5 trillion law, they promised to raise wages, hand out bonuses to workers and invest in big projects.
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On his final day of campaigning, community members in his hometown fought over the dwindling number of faded shirts he had left to hand out.
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California will hand out 2202 delegates, and a big Sanders win in the Golden State could give him a sizable delegate lead exiting Super Tuesday.
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This day was dominated by Samaritans who gathered supplies, left their homes and headed into the earthquake affected zones to hand out what they could.
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Warren shook the hands of two other candidates, but when Sanders reached his right hand out as Warren approached him, she moved her hands away.
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Indeed, Cuban cut off Frankel numerous times during the pitch, putting his hand out to signal her to stop talking as he talked over her.
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At the Iowa show, a Sanders volunteer stood at the door with fliers and pins to hand out and an email list to gather names.
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The National Endowment for the Arts will hand out prizes to five jazz luminaries on Monday in the 220th annual N.E.A. Jazz Masters award ceremony.
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It's SAG Awards night, and the only thing better than actors celebrating actors is the fashion they wear to hand out those treasured teal trophies.
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This month it plans to hand out an income boost, a so-called social dividend, to about 200,000 Greek households, due to its fiscal outperformance.
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President Widodo's program to hand out cards to 2 million young people to obtain free skills training received a 10 trillion rupiah budget, officials said.
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As he left the court compound in a police jeep, Mustafa stuck his hand out of an open window flashing the 'v' sign for victory.
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Your character does a "barker" show – where you hand out fliers and must get a minimum amount of people through the door for stage time.
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Already, companies like Bank of America, JetBlue and Walmart are using some of their tax savings to hand out bonuses and invest in their employees.
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State police direct traffic, nearby businesses chipped in for extra trash cans and portable toilets, volunteers set up temporary kiosks to hand out bloom maps.
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In South Korea, dak galbi (spicy chicken stir-fry) restaurants have been known to hand out aprons before a meal, to protect their customers' clothing.
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The couple hit up the Greater Friendship Baptist Church in Cleveland to hand out turkey dinners to underprivileged people ... along with Tristan's teammate, J.R. Smith.
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Tom Ough: The puddle had easily jumped the shark by the time a couple of Domino's pizza guys turned up to hand out free slices.
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Sprouts also does this thing where they make a goodie bag of essentials to hand out to homeless people, so I buy one of those too.
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Environmentalists and other critics have argued that the feds hand out these leases much too cheaply, which amounted to a backdoor taxpayer subsidy to fossil fuels.
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People can buy tokens to hand out themselves, but they can also donate them directly to community outreach organizations, or even the police and fire departments.
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I grew up in the country and never got a chance to hand out candy growing up, and in college I always went out on Halloween.
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Its staff hand out refreshment vouchers worth £3.50 ($4.87) during delays, while EU rules state that customers can claim back several times as much later on.
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The Swedish Academy's announcement that it would not hand out one of the most prestigious prizes in the literary world this year was not wholly unexpected.
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" She continued, writing: "My mom would have me hand out Limited Too coupons for them at the store in our mall," and hashtagged the comment "stylin.
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A slim-downed executive would be a symbol that the president is less inclined to hand out plum jobs to buy the loyalty of incompetent comrades.
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But through my work, I have been able to extend my hand out, and people from all over the world have responded by doing the same.
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The camera caught Blue just as she whipped her hand out to silence her parents, and TBH it was the most exiting part of the night.
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And without the ability to hand out legislative goodies such as earmarks (money for projects in districts), the modern Speaker is simply playing a weaker hand.
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On the same program, Mehmet Altan referred to "another structure" within the government that was closely watching developments to "take its hand out of the bag".
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The maximum sentence the tribunals can hand out is eight years and those convicted will avoid traditional jails, instead doing reparations work like removing land mines.
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He reportedly attempted to force his way into the office when a staffer opened the door to hand out informational packets, according to the sheriff's department.
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That way, when you're enjoying a bottle of wine on February 14 with whomever you choose, you'll have a little something to hand out to everyone.
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" Now, Crawford is 5'8", 147 pounds and arguably the best pound-for-pound boxer alive -- so yeah, he doesn't hand out ass-whoopings for free anymore!
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Before it had set up a robust Apple store repair infrastructure, Apple used to hand out "Authorized Service Provider" designations to independent stores around the country.
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The lack of a direct endorsement from the president runs counter to his tendency to hand out blessings to GOP candidates across the country on Twitter.
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"Firstly, we're going to keep the current concessions and not hand out new concessions because they aren't needed," Lopez Obrador said at his daily press conference.
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Major tech companies have straight-up paid bloggers for positive coverage before, and many—including Google—hand out generous "freebie" products to writers who cover them.
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In exchange, those governments will hand out legal work permits to the Syrian refugees and remove all restrictions on their employment, entrepreneurial activity and living arrangements.
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Rather than have teachers hand out class assignments, the Facebook-Summit learning management system puts students in charge of selecting their projects and setting their pace.
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Critics proceeded to blast the idea of pulling over cars to hand out Circle K coupons, calling it unconstitutional, dangerous, and incredibly stress-inducing for drivers.
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Activists said they confiscated 100,000 blank appeal forms which the foundation had hoped to hand out to people encouraging them to call for Putin to quit.
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President Trump and first lady Melania Trump will hand out cookies and other candy to trick-or-treaters, including presidential M&Ms, according to the release.
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Maybe they'll put on a vaguely educational movie, or hand out a worksheet and basically let the kids chill while they dick around on the internet.
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I reached my hand out for him and I placed my palm against the curve of his skull and I ran my fingers through his fur.
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Then, he hatched a scheme to have Tock employees hand out small toy dinosaurs emblazoned with that URL at the National Restaurant Association show this May.
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"To hand out a five-year-old chart as to how we are going to fix this situation is just — is totally, totally insufficient," said Sen.
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It's like the food samples they hand out at the supermarket — tasty, but you're going to need to pay more if you want a real meal.
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But the agency changed the guidance for inspectors, encouraging them to hand out a single fine — rather than a series of daily penalties — for most infractions.
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Every season, Football Outsiders compiles the grades of various major media outlets and hand out cumulative "GPAs" for each team in their Draft Grade Report Cards.
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On Tuesday (which is today, if you haven't glanced at a calendar for a bit), the chain will hand out one free beef taco per customer.
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But then a decision was made locally to hand out the food at a central location, which defeated the purpose of using it as an incentive.
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It's really easy to hand out free drinks as part of the game, or to create a special off-the-menu cocktail for an attractive woman.
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Many companies, for example, make their values part of the hiring and firing process, and hand out awards to people who bring the values to life.
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And to you, President Trump, I sincerely hope you will extend a hand out to the majority of the country that did not vote for you.
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Critics have blasted Trump's tax bill because they say it is a hand-out only to the wealthy, a charge the Tax Policy Center study undermines.
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"To hand out a five-year-old chart as to how we are going to fix this situation is just -- is totally, totally insufficient," said Sen.
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Then the Cuban government said last month it would not hand out new licenses for much of the private sector until it had "perfected" its functioning.
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These shoes were limited to 23 lucky raffle winners who got a pair as well as a chance to hand out with Smith for a day.
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Donnelly, who is a young, Spanish-speaking American, has made it a priority to hand out water to the immigrant community over the past few weeks.
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At Unity Prep Charter in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, middle school students are making posters, which they'll hand out and display as they march around the block.
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Remember when you went to birthday parties as a kid and the birthday kid's parents would hand out loot bags at the end of the party?
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Home Depot and Lowe's are set to hand out thousands of orange aprons and red vests to new seasonal, part-time, and full-time workers this spring.
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When it comes to far-right candidates around the world, however, Trump seems happy to hand out endorsements, especially to those who say nice things about him.
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Utah announced in addition to the helmet decals ... they'll hand out a similar sticker at this week's women's volleyball and women's soccer games to remember her legacy.
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The size of the "citizen's income" that the state will hand out was set arbitrarily, says Tito Boeri, formerly the head of the national social-security administration.
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She told investigators that when they didn't bring Eduardo out with them to hand out advertisements, they kept him in the bathroom and monitored him via video.
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The brother of the late Princess Diana is set to hand out special honors to young people in her name – in a first for her immediate family.
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After starting out Thursday's show, she revealed that her guest DJ for the day was none other that Colton Underwood, the latest Bachelor to hand out roses.
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I'm not ready to hand out that title yet, but it is lovely to have on my vanity and I've fallen for the light, patchouli-rose scent.
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Rosa initially found the new venture overwhelming; the first time she went to hand out catalogs at a local laundromat, still knowing very little English, she cried.
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He described how African bushmen trap baboons using salt traps: The baboon grabs the salt, but it's unable to pull its clenched hand out of the hole.
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"Snitching never tasted so good," he printed on the bottom of the hundreds of actual wanted posters that he had printed to hand out at the restaurant.
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The problem is that, even though he now has the power to do much more than hand out flowers, he still seems to prefer symbol over substance.
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I sort of feel like they exist simply to hand out to Google employees or for the handful of people who like to use Chromebooks for Linux.
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The government could tweak aid policy to use more of the funds to promote British commercial interests, or hand out more money bilaterally rather than through intermediaries.
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"I thought I was going to the shelter to hand out more treats, but then I was very surprised," Emmy said about her reaction to the event.
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"He comes over to me, I stick my hand out, and he literally takes his hand and puts it and squeezes my genitals," Crews said on GMA.
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I've met with many farmers who are not subsidized by the government and they don't want a hand out, they just want to be able to compete.
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Instead of banning player pay, why not hand out $5,000 for making the academic all-conference team, $10,000 for graduating, $20,000 for landing on the dean's list?
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The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) announced Monday that it will hand out pins in support of Planned Parenthood during Fashion Week, which starts Thursday.
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I tell them when you're on safari and they tell you not stick your hand out, you listen because the person leading the group is an expert.
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Staff will hand out clean needles and administer naloxone, a drug that temporarily reverses heroin's effect on the brain and jump-starts breathing in those who overdose.
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PLUS: Prince Harry also gives back by visiting a pop-up clinic to hand out HIV self-test kits Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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With another trip around the sun in the books it is time to hand out the most sought after accolade in mixed martial arts, Fightland's Slacky Awards.
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Although the pageant queen watched Colton Underwood hand out roses for weeks, no one taught her how to fasten the boutonnière roses Bachelorettes give to their men.
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On Friday nights we three go to downtown Los Angeles to hand out fresh burritos to the homeless community with an L.A. group called Share a Meal.
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After applying quite a few band aids, she got into the hot tub but had to keep her hand out of the chlorine so it wouldn't sting.
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After hitting a step-back jumper over Jrue Holliday, Steph stuck his hand out for some love from New Orleans assistant coach Darren Erman and Erman obliged.
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The trial cast an unflattering light on Christie as a temperamental bully whose administration used the Port Authority to hand out favors, and penalties, to local officials.
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The office considered whether officials were willing to endorse Christie when deciding how to hand out the flags, surplus equipment, and even local grant money, he said.
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The state of New York will hand out over $1.5 billion in government incentives over the next decade, as Amazon creates jobs and reaches building occupancy targets.
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One Modi supporter derided a recent Congress offer to hand out 6,000 rupees ($87) a month to the poorest families if it was voted back into power.
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The Myanmar Red Cross Society has sent workers to help ferry people to safety in small boats and hand out first-aid kits and water purification tablets.
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But in a surprise, hosts Mike and Nick Fiorito announced that GoFundMe helped to secure the hospital's permission for Alvarado to hand out the toys this year.
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Each woman — thus far, Tia Booth, Nysha Norris, Kendall Long, Chelsea Roy, Krystal Nielson, Bibiana Julian, and Angela Amezcua — will hand out a rose to one man.
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Conventional political wisdom holds that Democrats try to give a hand up to the poor and Republicans try to give a hand out to the well off.
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Each retail location is expected to hand out multiple passes per day over the three-day period, and more to the potential winners who enter by mail.
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Princess Kate and Prince William got a bit more than they bargained for when they stood by to hand out water to runners during Sunday's London Marathon.
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Elected judges hand out longer sentences the closer they are to re-election and are less than half as likely as appointed judges to reverse death sentences.
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Hurricane Irma President Trump and first lady Melania Trump visited storm-ravaged Florida to get an update on hurricane relief efforts and hand out meals to survivors.
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Considering the larger wellness industry's myriad of exaggerations, it seems inevitable that, eventually, swindlers will hand out cash for scripted testimonials selling snake oil as skate supplements.
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" Just like James Brown, his hero, Blow had Santa hand out presents: "A new TV and a stereo / A new Seville 'bout as blue as the sky.
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Instead, it seems the island only contains a few NPCs that hand out a golden goblet with a special inscription, congratulating the player for reaching level 999.
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"I have observed that the public is a good deal cleaner minded than most of the people who set themselves up to hand out morality," she said.
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While America's biggest card companies and banks ask for yet another hand out, Congress should listen to their constituents and side with Main Street and our customers.
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"It's very characteristic of the Mexican people: We stand together," said Christian Piñeiro, 21, a medical student, who was helping a team of doctors hand out medication.
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More than 150 police officers will be hired to hand out tickets and enforce the rules, the mayor said, and scores more traffic agents will be deployed.
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I mean, you know, even now when I'm meeting people, part of me is, like, resisting the urge to extend my hand out and shake people's hands.
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The government is moving slowly to fulfil its commitment to hand out within ten years title to 7m hectares (17m acres) of land, mainly to poor farmers.
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Last year Reynolds rolled out a vaping product, Alto, and had brand ambassadors in select areas hand out coupons for vape kits and pods instead of cigarettes.
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The names of the presenters, including the person who will hand out the Life Achievement Award, which is going to Morgan Freeman, have yet to be announced.
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The question is: Do we have the stomach to allow people to actually serve the sentences we hand out to them for the crimes they have committed?
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David Miranda, the city's sole openly gay council member, took the opportunity to hand out campaign fliers seeking support for his bid for a seat in Congress.
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When I could stand up in every team meeting and hand out a GSD award, it made people understand what I valued, which was getting shit done.
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If your case goes to a hearing, the agency can hand out fines, award damages and order the condo to comply with the state human rights law.
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Every holiday season, she would give a party for her staff at Rosa Mexicano restaurant, where she would hand out gifts to each of her aide's children.
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On the same program, Mehmet Altan referred to "another structure" within the government that was closely watching the developments to "take its hand out of the bag".
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Democrats have hammered the GOP bills as a hand-out to corporations, and tax hikes on many households — particularly in the Northeast — have given the minority ammunition.
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On the first day of his consultations with parliamentarians, the king came to the palace gates to hand out fast food to journalists covering the political turmoil.
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At the corner is Masjid Omar Ibn Al-Khattab, a mosque where on certain days a husband and wife hand out leaflets reinforcing Islam's devotion to peace.
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One source told CNN that Jackson was "directing people" in the office to hand out prescriptions to people, even those for whom the prescription was not intended.
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A few days later the movement he had started by riding a bicycle to hand out leaflets got a big boost from former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
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When he started Airtasker, he accepted they'd be the type of place where you'd hire someone to hand out fliers, but not necessarily to find a babysitter.
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One of the volunteers Sharon Hurd, a grandmother who has lived in Flint for 40 years, has taken the opportunity to hand out water with several organizations.
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This year, however, Watergate journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein will help hand out awards, as Trump will be the first president since 1981 not to attend.
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Following backlash and near revolt from within its ranks, the Academy announced on February 15 that, contrary to its previously announced plan to hand out four awards during commercial breaks and then air the corresponding acceptance speeches later in the broadcast, it will now hand out all 24 awards live — likely resulting in a broadcast that runs a little longer than the three hours it promised last summer.
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Mr. Snyder has scrambled in recent weeks to increase aid for Flint, calling in the National Guard to hand out bottled water and declaring a state of emergency.
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Another policy would try to make it easier to hand out mandatory minimum sentences for drug traffickers who are believed to knowingly distribute potent, synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
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Making good music shouldn't be enough to rewrite history or hand out sympathy to a person who went great lengths to make someone else's life a living Hell.
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Later Monday evening, Mariela Escobar, 52, a part-time cleaner, pored over a vat of fuming tamales - "hundreds of them," she said - to hand out free for dinner.
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The women who hand out the awards for the winners ceremony watch the sliders during the men's skeleton final at the Pyeongchang 216 Winter Olympics on Feb. 214.
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Two sources involved with the planning told BuzzFeed News they expect Trump to meet community members and possibly hand out food and supplies, as he did in Houston.
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"If this thing goes over, the last thing you want to do is stick your hand out," Kenny instructs the women of keeping their hands inside the vehicle.
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The show is set up in a way that allows this type of talk to be encouraged, giving men the "advantage" when they have roses to hand out.
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"In this situation, the person throws his headphones on the notifier, and tries to hand out battles, which may be considered as right to self-defense," Suneson added.
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If their meeting does not yield any progress in resolving the dispute, Trump can be expected to hand out more tariffs, further hitting China's already tattered export outlook.
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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump hand out treats as they welcome children from the Washington area and children of military families to the White House.
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AT&T, for one, is psyched—so much so, it promised to hand out $1,000 bonuses to 200,000 employees once Trump signs the bill into law, CNBC reports.
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Volunteers following orders from pizza maker Vincenzo Staiano and nuns from the sisterhood started by Saint Teresa, Missionaries of Charity, helped to hand out the authentic Italian pies.
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Which brings us to... ...Maybe the best thing to do would be to cancel all future "press briefings" and hand out written responses for the sake of accuracy???
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In contrast to many other awards ceremonies that hand out their "smaller" awards outside of their main event, the Oscars present all 24 trophies during their televised broadcast.
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Illustration: Angelica Alzona/GizmodoYou probably wouldn't hand out your social security number without having a pretty good idea of how that information was going to be used, right?
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But before we embark on 2017, all the hopes, dreams and greed it may bring, let's hand out the best, worst and "I can't even" awards for 2016.
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As with the wind resistance you feel when sticking a hand out of a moving car's window, Cassini began to wobble as it flew deeper into the atmosphere.
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WADA agreed at the meeting to rewrite its rule to allow it to hand out punishments to countries which do not comply with its code in the future.
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Brazil's record-low benchmark interest rate would allow the government to hand out more subsidized loans at similar rates while spending the same amount of money, he said.
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Think of all the extra staff your employer could hire, or the raise you could get, if they decided to hand out that cash to hardworking employees instead.
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The trial has cast an unflattering light on Christie as a temperamental bully whose administration used the Port Authority to hand out favors, and penalties, to local officials.
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Microsoft worries that its requirement that contracting firms hand out a certain amount of paid leave will dump the company into that expended definition of a joint employer.
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DWR members have tried to hand out material in German town centers to passers-by, often holding banners or wearing garments with the word "READ!" emblazoned in gold.
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He said he was moved to tweet about the issue after being at a New York City event where volunteers were about to hand out pouches containing naloxone.
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The chocolate hearts that Air Berlin used to hand out at the end of each flight went for as much as 352 euros for a box of 100.
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According to H. R. Mahadev, Bidar district deputy commissioner, the men were driving in the area when they stopped at the roadside to hand out chocolates to schoolgirls.
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One of Trump's earliest trade moves was to impose broad new taxes on imported steel and aluminum, which has allowed him to hand out exemptions as political favors.
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Polly Olson, a student at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, described how officials at her college restricted her ability to hand out Valentine's Day cards that contained religious messages.
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If USADA lands on a guilty verdict, she'll likely be handed a one-year suspension, which is the punishment they typically hand out for "specified substances" like diuretics.
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Unfortunately, today at least six million American schoolchildren don't have internet access at home; that may mean that schools hand out hotspots, and laptops to students without computers.
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Though he had kept a lower profile in recent months, he did hand out medals at an awards ceremony at the recently completed world championships in Doha, Qatar.
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A recent study found that judges hand out harsher sentences — 5% longer in duration — the Monday following the time change, as compared to other days of the year.
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In the 1960s, the computing pioneer Grace Murray Hopper would hand out 11.8-inch lengths of wire to illustrate how designing smaller electronic parts would create faster computers.
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They presented two alternatives: Airlines could hand out paper forms for passengers to fill out and then the government could pay to have the data entered into databases.
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For a limited time, copping the Ring Alarm 8-piece kit or one of these Sony 4K TVs, Amazon will hand out a free Echo Dot as well.
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"This will be Goodell's worst nightmare," said Sean Mollard, who was helping a friend hand out dozens of towels to passers-by in what Barstool Sports called #OperationClownFace.
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DWR members have tried to hand out material in German town centres to passers-by, often holding banners or wearing garments with the word "READ!" emblazoned in gold.
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John Tester's (D-Mont.) claim that nominee Dr. Ronny Jackson earned the nickname "the candy man" in the White House for his willingness to hand out prescription drugs.
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We're telling a story of what it's like to hand out fliers in exchange for stage time at 1 in the morning at a club for five people.
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A fierce critic of President Trump, he contends the administration's plan to hand out $2,000 to every American is financially irresponsible and will only postpone an inevitable recession.
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The Explorers Club has been promoting scientific inquiry and adventure for over 100 years and it regularly meets to hand out awards to astronauts, physicists, anthropologists and other pioneers.
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Anti-Trump veterans will hand out T-shirts for the USS John McCain in order to troll Trump, who has belittled the dead senator and former prisoner of war.
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"Emmanuel Macron thought he could hand out some cash to calm the citizen's insurrection that has erupted," said Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the far-left La France Insoumise.
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Since then, the NYPD has required beat cops to hand out receipts when stopping and frisking, which revealed officers often can't articulate why they stop the people they do.
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There's A Lot To Do During The ShowMiss Golden Globes does more than just hand out trophies: the chosen candidate also helps make sure that the ceremony runs smoothly.
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" However, when it came time to actually hand out the cookies and coffee, the Eagles fans made sure to tell plenty of commuters that she had "lost a bet.
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That's coming to an end, but MoviePass is willing to hand out refunds, so you might want to act fast in case the company runs out of cash again.
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Over the next five years, it plans to hand out $2.5 million in funding to early career scientists in the field of neurodegenerative disease research to jumpstart their work.
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The unnamed donor has set up a fund to hand out $86 million worth of Bitcoin to various charities, and they've already started listing the donations and providing receipts.
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Let&aposs hear what he thinks he&aposs going to actually say and not do what the FBI and department of justice did and that is hand out immunity.
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The American billionaire, tech entrepreneur, and philanthropist penned an impassioned blog post earlier this week, in which he pledged to hand out 100,000 chickens to families throughout rural Africa.
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President Donald Trump and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, left, hand out food and other supplies during Hurricane Florence recovery efforts in New Bern, North Carolina, on Sept. 203.
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Then, as she was about to hand out the final rose, JoJo fled the room and went to talk to Chris Harrison, who took the rose away from her.
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In front of the busy campus center, an upperclassman may hand out temporary tattoos or tubes of lip balm decorated with the number for a local rape crisis center.
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The article also mentions how some homework therapists will tell their teenagers to create Spotify playlists to express their mood or hand out scented putty to calm them down.
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She went on to become next to hand out the roses on The Bachelorette, ultimately getting engaged to Bryan Abasolo — and the walk down the aisle isn't far away.
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Overall, we give the Hazelnut Spread M&M's a solid A rating, something we do not hand out lightly—just ask the Orange Vanilla Cream and Crunch Raspberry flavors.
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The Globes are the only major award show to hand out a statue to often ignored CW stars like Gina Rodriguez and Rachel Bloom for their own tireless work.
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Peer pressured by Kimmel, Mark Hamill and Gal Gadot left their comfy theater seats to turn up the lights on some strangers' movie and hand out hoagies and candy.
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Unlike Twitter, which, for a time, seemed to hand out blue check marks to anyone and everyone, Instagram has been more judicious in doling out verification from the start.
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This peer-review method is part of what ensures tutors on the Yup platform do not merely hand out homework answers in a subject students may be grappling with.
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Judges hand out overly harsh sentences to send out a tough message, while the media acts as a lightning rod for the scapegoating of people who are already traumatized.
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He's the dude who first gave the green light to the race 21998 years ago, and he's about to help hand out this year's awards to an anxious crowd.
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As murder would negate a payout, he'd decided to hand out the poisoned candy to other children in the neighborhood as well in an attempt to cover his tracks.
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Godfrey Cromwell, a member of Britain's upper House of Lords, was appointed this month to lead Banking Competition Remedies, the body that will hand out the grants to banks.
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RBS has been compelled by the government and the European Commission to hand out the funds as part recompense for its 45.5 billion pound bailout during the financial crisis.
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I kept coming across something called the "rope technique", where you visualize a rope anchored to your belly and reach for it, climbing hand over hand out of yourself.
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One of our reporters, pictured right, was a dead ringer for that PTA mom who loses it because a teacher dared to hand out a non-organic juice box.
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Although it was Chip who spurred the idea, it was his children's excitement to hand out their presents and bond with their less fortunate peers that made it meaningful.
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Midway through a discussion about Chinese President Xi Jinping, the president paused to hand out copies of what he said were the latest figures from the 29.5 electoral map.
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One reason the Oscars maintain their prominence as not just the preeminent film award but the preeminent entertainment award, period, is that they don't hand out that many trophies.
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Farmers' market participants traditionally hand out food samples as a way of connecting with the customer, so Ong got the idea of using a "subscription box" model for snacks.
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The Chaoyang police said it would continue with its investigation to get to the bottom of the child abuse claims and hand out severe punishments according to the law.
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But amid all their finger-pointing, the Academy is likely hoping people will forget that the Oscars themselves actually did hand out luxury gift baskets to presenters for decades.
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Midway through a discussion about Chinese President Xi Jinping, the president paused to hand out copies of what he said were the latest figures from the 2016 electoral map.
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His hair was white and disheveled, and he liked to wheel his small shopping cart up and down the street and hand out political flyers to everyone he met.
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He continues to dance, and the sequence ends with one final twist as he points his cigarette-holding hand out like a gun and then takes one long drag.
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Having witnessed the stone-cold rejection in front of his face, he ponders for a brief moment and then boldly reaches his hand out to LeBron as a consolation.
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Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is willing to discuss the issues with the QRC, but won't hand out cash to mining companies, the Brisbane-based Courier Mail reported on Wednesday.
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The campaign to hand out the Qurans to passers-by was the idea of Ibrahim Abou-Nagie, a Palestinian who preaches a conservative brand of Islam known as Salafism.
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Al Jazeera captured footage of nurses taking premature infants, whom they could balance in one hand, out of incubators as clouds of dust from the bombing rose around them.
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The two are nominally close allies yet have often seen their interests diverge, particularly as President Obama has tried to reach a hand out to Iran in recent years.
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Rachel Lindsay's runner-up on "The Bachelorette" won't say for sure if he's next to hand out roses for love -- but he's giving us strong signals he might be.
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A little heavy cream and buttermilk don't hurt either, and these biscuits are perfect vessels for the homemade holiday jams that family members are so keen to hand out.
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Russia Dispatch The Kremlin's plan to hand out plots of land in Russia's Far East, long a magnet for dissenters, idealists and oddballs, has attracted some unusually freethinking settlers.
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One is a universal basic income (UBI), whereby the government would mail regular checks to every citizen — like the cash payments Congress is about to hand out, only ongoing.
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Those 3,000 patients are being offered free credit monitoring, which, you'll remember, is a service Equifax also tried to hand out to recent victims of its catastrophic 2017 breach.
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