And, well, you have to pay pretty handsomely for it.
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Free agents in the summer of 2016 cashed in handsomely.
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International Airlines Group (IAG), the carrier's parent firm, performs handsomely.
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If the Italian economy perks up, these would profit handsomely.
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Are you being handsomely rewarded for all your hard work?
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But it has paid off handsomely for City and Liverpool.
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The VanEck strategy is paying off more handsomely so far.
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Google's parent Alphabet pays DeepMind handsomely for services like these.
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Trump fits that bill handsomely, standing at 63.6 percent unfavorability.
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IVE and its successor, Live, profited handsomely under Menendez's leadership.
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Businesses pay handsomely for lessons in teamwork or customer care.
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Thus far, Disney has been handsomely rewarded for its efforts.
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First, the government could benefit handsomely from open banking access.
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The rest is commentary on the paintings themselves, handsomely photographed.
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The time invested pays off handsomely in days to come.
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Go expecting jump scares, and you will be rewarded handsomely.
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The SoftBank CEO is known for paying his executives handsomely.
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That action will pay off handsomely next month, I promise.
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He works incredibly hard and is rewarded handsomely for it.
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US investors also stand to benefit handsomely with SenseTime's continued growth.
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And to be clear, they have profited handsomely from those investments.
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Contemporary as well as ancient ethnic Congolese art is handsomely displayed.
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Hardly justice, especially when those men are paid handsomely to leave.
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Ice trucking is in any case handsomely compensated, by Russian standards.
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Overall, Third Point's bet on energy credits is paying off handsomely.
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A similar analysis suggests bosses are rewarded handsomely for playing along.
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In other words, they are paid handsomely to get knocked crazy.
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The directors and officers of Viacom have profited handsomely from Viacom.
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In this fairy tale, it all pays off handsomely later on.
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The apartments for sale in the 1930 building were handsomely renovated.
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This talent shortage means workers in the field are paid handsomely.
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Snap is also spending handsomely to create products to engage users.
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Perhaps it's because private prison companies profit handsomely from immigrant detention.
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He had the same handsomely etched face, but not the stoicism.
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So, to the outside world, everything appeared to be progressing handsomely.
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Fossil fuel and utility interests contributed handsomely to DeWine's campaign for governor.
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Momentum strategies that favored volatile tech stocks paid off handsomely last year.
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These firms may well profit most handsomely from the shift to digital.
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For nursing home owners, the investment in politicians has paid off handsomely.
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If you let yourself give into its excesses, you'll be rewarded handsomely.
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GE will pay Culp handsomely if he gets the stock rising again.
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Customers who paid handsomely for those services may want their money back.
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Murphy was handsomely paid by Whitman's campaign during the 2010 gubernatorial race.
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Because we've seen Japanese corporates, they've benefited handsomely from the weaker yen.
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Setting corporate imperatives aside, though, the film handsomely stands on its own.
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CALDER OF THE WEEK Other lots contributed handsomely to Sotheby's bottom line.
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Despite Viacom's business struggles, Mr. Dauman was handsomely compensated during his tenure.
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You're providing a quality service and should be paid handsomely for it.
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And many American companies and investors have profited handsomely from China's rise.
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And companies pay handsomely for their services (like, six-figure starting salaries).
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Both of their careers are going well, and they're being paid handsomely.
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One thing the financial statements make clear: Mr. Epstein paid himself handsomely.
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Backcountry explorations with children require additional planning but pays you back handsomely.
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A fleet of Chinese firms hope to profit handsomely in the process.
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Some terribly produced Hollywood movies have profited handsomely on the Chinese market.
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These places are well designed, with interiors handsomely finished in fine materials.
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Mexico and Canada have benefitted handsomely from NAFTA — and so have we.
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Mexico and Canada have benefitted handsomely from NAFTA - and so have we.
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That's a decade of Google lawyers getting handsomely paid to yell about stuff.
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A company he co-founded has allegedly profited handsomely from secretive foreign funding.
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It was handsomely restored, an attractive combination of the new and the old.
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But he also feels his hard work and perseverance have paid off handsomely.
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Bad past or not, Atwell was paid handsomely for working with the cops.
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It will pay its new CEO handsomely if he can pull one off.
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While some positions provide college credit, college internships are increasingly salaried — and handsomely.
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Mr Trump won handsomely, despite having had the worst week of his campaign.
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Investing tycoon Warren Buffett has benefited handsomely from the United States' market economy.
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" Ionis Pharmaceuticals: "No, I don't [think Wall Street will reward Ionis' profits handsomely].
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His "stick-to-the-brick" strategy has done handsomely, after an earlier crisis.
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This shows that employers are willing to pay handsomely to find technology talent.
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However, those that are willing to bear the risk may be handsomely rewarded.
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Eire's vast learning is on display throughout this enormous (and handsomely illustrated) work.
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The bottom line: Taking the risk of attempting quadruple jumps is handsomely rewarded.
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Obama's parting, her garden has been endowed handsomely by the Burpee seed company.
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But for now, China's bet on green-powered growth is paying off handsomely.
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James Morgan's set is handsomely framed, but the heavy furniture makes it clunky.
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Competing silhouettes and color stories are jumbled together almost carelessly, though displayed handsomely.
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He looks to be in his mid-40s, graying handsomely at the temples.
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Robert Downey Jr., looking handsomely grizzled, exercises his seniority with a light touch.
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It's handsomely shot, competently directed and, when the writing allows, generally well acted.
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She was handsomely partnered by Russell Janzen ("Cortège") and Adrian Danchig-Waring ("Chaconne").
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Initial investors were handsomely repaid, and some people mortgaged their homes to invest.
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But be prepared to pay handsomely one way or another for the alternative.
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But she and Mr. McConnell have benefited handsomely from her family's good fortunes.
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And Goldman's allegiance to Murdoch has also paid off handsomely over the years.
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"In the short term, Koch would profit handsomely from it," Mr. Ellender said.
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"Hot" actresses who make themselves less conventionally attractive are rewarded handsomely for their efforts.
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Feasting on Hershey Co. stock has paid off handsomely for the trust thus far.
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But it also underlines that the right strategic choices can pay off pretty handsomely.
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But trials have dragged on for years, and judges and lawyers are paid handsomely.
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None else but The Economist portrays our generals as "handsomely…making out from CPEC".
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Western firms are profiting handsomely from OBOR itself, but Chinese ones even more so.
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Most just look like security cameras; small, sleek, and handsomely designed, but cameras nonetheless.
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The index is still handsomely above the 83-day and 28-day moving averages.
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Capitalism handsomely rewards anyone who can improve a process and squeeze some margin out.
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Over time, several other private equity investments of TPG started to pay off handsomely.
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He will most likely profit handsomely from his presidency without even lifting a finger.
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He beat Mr Cruz handsomely among evangelicals and strong conservatives, the Texan's biggest fans.
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The ruler would have paid him handsomely to write in support of his policies.
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Homelessness isn't Timothée Chalamet draped handsomely across a diner; it's contemptuous glances and shame.
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Those who stick around through the early hours of Sunday will be handsomely rewarded.
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But "Bel Canto," handsomely photographed by Tobias Datum, is a movie wavering among identities.
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Kris Humphries knows when to pull out ... and the housing market rewarded him handsomely.
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His show is handsomely installed in some places, and elsewhere weirdly indifferent to display.
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But history does not always unfold so neatly, with youth and progress handsomely paired.
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He said that Wiswell had been paid handsomely by clients of the mirror trades.
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Happily, he left this final number to the young choristers, who repaid him handsomely.
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Curated by Constance Rubini and handsomely devised by French designer Pierre Charpin, Oh Couleurs!
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Duped or not, the gallery profited handsomely from the fakes, according to Mr. Siefert's calculations.
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Rating I could acknowledge it was a handsomely produced cop drama with some good actors.
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Then they paid handsomely to take over prominent Italian brands, including Gucci, Bulgari and Fendi.
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It curates the news, promotes it, sells ads around it and profits handsomely from it.
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Globalisation has disproportionately benefited the rich in part by rewarding capital more handsomely than labour.
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Few hit it rich, but the businesses that helped them on their way profited handsomely.
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Scalloped shells in Cartier colors and handsomely two-toned interiors, creamy belly and ochre mantle.
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Rich, older white men, who benefit handsomely from this health care bill, are dining well.
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The president is cast as a patriarchal overlord who handsomely rewards those loyal to him.
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His innovations — the Federal Reserve and income tax, trustbusting the robber barons — paid off handsomely.
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The industry stands to benefit handsomely from the changes made and proposed in recent days.
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He leads handsomely in Nevada, South Carolina and California, which follow the two benchmark states.
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Khosrowshahi has been paid handsomely to bring the company to the brink of an IPO.
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Since we are paying them handsomely, I want them working for me full time. 3.
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However, if you put in the work and work hard, you will be handsomely rewarded.
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"A lovely surprise," said a handsomely attired woman with a bob at the front desk.
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Their commitment was handsomely repaid, though, in a few magical moments one Saturday last month.
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And yes, the production has been handsomely bankrolled by the Russian telecom oligarch Sergey Adonyev.
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Some residents were mending their handsomely simple wooden boats ahead of the busiest fishing season.
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Bets on specific sectors like banks, private prisons and oil companies have paid off handsomely.
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Ms. Noblezada emanates an appropriate open vulnerability, while Mr. Brammer is handsomely ambivalent and stalwart.
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It combines a song contest with some comedy and a few handsomely paid international guests.
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Slowly, their "hobby" took off, and paid off handsomely when Diageo decided it wanted in.
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Broderick, 54, complemented his wife handsomely in a dark blue suit, tie and black leather shoes.
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"Not only has the market returned handsomely, but risk has also taken a breather," he said.
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He loves his job and gets paid handsomely for it: In 2016, Cook made $8.75 million.
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Mr. Eklund's home includes not only Powell the coachman's handsomely wainscoted apartment but also the hayloft.
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Handsomely dressed in pinstriped pants and a turtleneck, he appears almost weightless against a blue backdrop.
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An attention to costs that is uncommon in the startup world is also paying off handsomely.
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All this obsequiousness paid off handsomely, as Trump backed the Saudis' vision of the Middle East.
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Whatever the merits of the ensuing detente, the tactic has paid off handsomely for the president.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals rose 1 percent to $339.45 after its quarterly profit handsomely beat Wall Street estimates.
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The fraudulent doctors and dentists are not only charging handsomely for ineffective and often dangerous treatment.
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That bet has paid off handsomely as companies are moving toward containerized application delivery using Kubernetes.
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Revenues and profits have since grown handsomely; profit margins now rival those of German premium carmakers.
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Bain Capital's timing for market consolidation was spot on and their investment has paid off handsomely.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals rose 2.6 percent to $342.54 after its quarterly profit handsomely beat Wall Street estimates.
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But drug makers could profit handsomely if the court puts an end to these patent cancellations.
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But there is a reason many are willing to pay handsomely for an old, established vintage.
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Big countries such as India, China and Brazil would benefit handsomely from sending out more migrants.
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Those global money flows are a business in themselves, with companies like Western Union profiting handsomely.
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And Saudi businessmen and royals donate handsomely to top American institutions, including Harvard, Yale, and Georgetown.
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Another day, another way tech giants are found to be profiting handsomely from unsavory ad practices.
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"Not only has the market returned handsomely, but risk has also taken a breather," Grohowski said.
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As a result, McDonald's options trades that bet on this price trajectory have paid off handsomely.
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Despite all this, Ribiero's approach to Latin America's volatile markets has handsomely rewarded the fund's investors.
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The alleged scheme saw the nation's largest bank by assets profit handsomely, while investors suffered losses.
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Those wagers paid off handsomely, rising 21 percent last year as the VIX plumbed historic lows.
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Today the space is set up with picnic tables and handsomely landscaped with Meyer lemon trees.
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But Brazilians, angry with the political establishment, rewarded him handsomely for breaking with the status quo.
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I pay my employees handsomely in cash and I keep all of the equity for myself.
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What was that for, since every component of his care had been billed and billed handsomely?
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One of his big bets has been paying handsomely this year as the broader market falls.
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I hope he gives handsomely to the effort to make sure Donald Trump loses in 2020.
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And he's paying his staff handsomely, in some cases nearly double what other candidates are offering.
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Its spectral hair is handsomely thinned, and its sockless, loafered feet hover just above the floor.
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Excluding items, Caterpillar earned $1.49 per share, handsomely beating the average estimate of $1.26 per share.
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The company has spent handsomely on its online efforts, including the $3.3 billion acquisition of Jet.
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Chicory pairs handsomely with citrus fruit: Use blood orange, grapefruit, kumquat or tangerine, with a citrus dressing.
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Jurvetson is known for a few science-focused bets that have paid off handsomely for the firm.
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Ultimately, this confluence of special-situation and balance-sheet-to-income-statement investing has handsomely rewarded Kiel.
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The rotation to bonds comes as investors have shown caution around the handsomely priced U.S. stock market.
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The perpetrators of the sexual harassment have been rewarded handsomely — in one case, by a $90M payout.
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McMahon is listed as one of at least 10 financiers that gave handsomely to America First Action.
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Google has profited handsomely from foreseeing two important trends: the rise of mobile phones and online video.
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Still, Grant told THR that he did his job well and was paid handsomely for it regardless.
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Even a spinach salad, handsomely decorated with orange segments and toasted almonds, came loaded with crispy bacon.
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Nauru, which has profited handsomely from the deal, has made efforts to shield the arrangement from scrutiny.
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Hauner advised clients last year to load up on rouble bonds, a bet which paid off handsomely.
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They are paid handsomely: an average of around $376,000 per year each at the current run rate.
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What we once ate begrudgingly now makes us gawk, even swoon — and we pay handsomely for it.
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Intermittently, a violinist (Mariella Haubs) roams Wilson Chin's jagged-edged, reversible set, handsomely lit by John Froelich.
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Nonetheless, there is a functional Trump-Koch alliance, and the Republican Party has capitalized handsomely on it.
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And you're paying the private sector company ... and by the way they're going to get paid handsomely.
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Beyond Mr. Schoen, Mr. Bloomberg has assembled a team of pollsters who have also been paid handsomely.
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In these cases, pharmaceutical manufacturers are packaging publicly funded science, and being paid handsomely for their efforts.
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From his handsomely refurbished pegs protrudes the tooth-pick that we suddenly see in all his publicity pictures.
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From 1967 to 1988, a year before his ejection, he was on the agency's payroll—and paid handsomely.
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That being said, I like these Be4 earbuds: they fit well, they're handsomely designed, and they're nicely tuned.
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"Bosch played a crucial role in the fraudulent enterprise and profited handsomely from it," the court papers say.
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But it paid off handsomely in the finale, as his friendship with Werner came to a deadly head.
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His campaign chairman, for a period of years, advised Mr. Yanukovych's party and profited handsomely as a result.
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Given the troubles of SolarCity, the appearance is that Mr. Musk is bailing SolarCity out while profiting handsomely.
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"Bosch played a crucial role in the fraudulent enterprise and profited handsomely from it," the court papers said.
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It's a steep price to rid themselves of a player who they liked and once paid handsomely for.
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And his board members, handsomely compensated men and women all ($900 per diems in Rio), joined his choir.
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"I even have friends who have been paid handsomely to write about their hobbies like cooking or traveling."
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That's what the handsomely-paid character assassins parading around as journalists focused on incessantly during the Democratic primary.
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The bonds formed then figured to pay off handsomely this week when Woods returned to the playing lineup.
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The country is being paid handsomely for its efforts, by a Europe eager to reduce the migrant flow.
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But Mr. Martin, a council member who opposed the approval, said the Trumps benefited handsomely from the change.
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We will now be forced to pay handsomely when we want to gain the backing of many nations.
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Some fans said they were eager to hear her perform but expected to pay handsomely for the privilege.
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This role is in high demand across every industry, and trained PMs are often handsomely rewarded for their skills.
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The bet paid off handsomely when lumber flooded the market, crashing the price of the commodity and lumber companies.
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To be invisible in plain view and paid handsomely for it — five pesetas per hour— this is the plan.
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Still, those three global retreats are likely to pay off handsomely despite being billed as the result of failure.
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Now profitable business models, piles of cash and soaring share prices mean giants can afford to pay employees handsomely.
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In short, Xcel stands to profit handsomely, and benefit politically, by giving its customers the clean energy they want.
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Yet while they're paying handsomely for self-driving talent, investors and acquirers are cognizant of the risks Stallman says.
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He is also known for scooping up distressed debt during the financial crisis that paid off handsomely for clients.
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Now, "dogs of the Dow" investors are being handsomely rewarded for rolling the dice on these two downtrodden picks.
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Mr Abe's decision to call a snap election, unlike that of Theresa May, his British counterpart, paid off handsomely.
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If there were a single reliable indicator of the market's direction, smart managers would use it and profit handsomely.
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And a big reason is that many are rewarded handsomely for doing so, according to ADP, the payroll firm.
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It helps, too, that most of these strawberry-adorned pizzas are photographed rather handsomely, and thus look pretty appetizing.
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Both charts show that China's middle classes and the world's rich have gained handsomely in the era of globalisation.
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After all, for a place fed up with globalisation, Rushden seems to have benefited handsomely from the outside world.
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On this occasion, handsomely partnered by Chase Finlay, she cast a spell with a singing thread of technical tenacity.
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As wasteful as it may seem, miners were rewarded handsomely for responding to a surge in demand for bitcoin.
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The big banks are profiting handsomely from customers in fees for basic checking, overdrafts, even to see a teller.
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Yet the public humiliation would pay off handsomely for Mr. Rudolph and his brother, Scott, the chief financial officer.
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So far, Anbang has proved willing to pay handsomely for Starwood, the operator of the Westin and Sheraton chains.
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The shock tactics worked to get the "jittery" Americans to pay up and show up, which they did handsomely.
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Handsomely: Two shared a total of $135 million, according to details that emerged from a lawsuit during the week.
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Since the insurance payment exceeds by far the overall cost of the discounted debt, the hedge fund profits handsomely.
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He helped major corporations broker access to the president's inner circle — and he was paid handsomely for his services.
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At the moment, both Apple and Google appear to be handsomely remunerating the studios and publishers they're working with.
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Mr. Fischer's method pays off most handsomely in formal, extended ensemble scenes like the trio that introduces Donna Elvira.
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While I'm sure they were paid handsomely, Dunlop and Power will also benefit from plugging themselves into YouTube's scale.
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The contrade pay their jockeys handsomely to ride for them, yet these jockeys are hired guns and fundamentally unfaithful.
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Tall, handsomely tousled, and six years Bishop's junior, Lowell charmed her as no one had since she'd met Moore.
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Not least, of course, to the Football Association, its organizers and those broadcasters who pay handsomely to televise it.
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Polly Graham directed with an eye toward glamorous spectacle; Rei Kawakubo, of Comme des Garçons, provided handsomely garish costumes.
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British businesses will be rewarded "handsomely" due to the global reach of the Belt and Road, the editorial said.
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Video "You had superdelegates voting for Hillary Clinton in states that I won pretty handsomely," Sanders told Post this week.
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In some cases, like having a baby in a NICU, if there's a bad outcome, [the hospital] is rewarded handsomely.
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Significant time and money goes into the roll-out of digital ID schemes, and tech companies stand to profit handsomely.
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If the deal could be arranged, Le Roux stood to profit handsomely by leasing the land back to the farmers.
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You have all benefited handsomely; we pay out a higher share of our income in compensation than Goldman Sachs does.
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It is a splendid, quietly subversive, gesture by Mr Roth; a rich university would have paid handsomely for his books.
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More than 3,000 F-35s, in three variants, are likely to be sold, which will add handsomely to BAE's profits.
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The generals, with fingers in many pies, are surely keen to hide how handsomely they are making out from CPEC.
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In fact, this one boasts — along with some evolutionary but handsomely styled body lines — a slew of techie connectivity features.
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Bosses of most businesses feel pressure to have an AI strategy, and they will pay handsomely to acquire one quickly.
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While a handful of local business owners and real estate developers profit handsomely, the city as a whole can suffer.
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In other words, the most profitable companies pay handsomely and people who work for them earn more than the rest.
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"There's a part out there that pays me handsomely to be frightening to the audience," he explained to the panel.
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When demand spikes, whether as the result of a new stadium or a championship run, they'll benefit directly and handsomely.
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That foresight has now paid off handsomely as the cryptocurrency's price has ballooned nearly 10,000 percent in the time since.
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"While a handful of local business owners and real estate developers profit handsomely, the city as a whole can suffer."
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But things went awry for Mr Cruz after the New York primary on April 19th, which Mr Trump won handsomely.
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Furthermore, there is a Polarization Industrial Complex in American media today, which profits handsomely from the continuing climate of bitterness.
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He profited handsomely from the sale of an apartment building he owned with a former wife and other family members.
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He's been rewarded handsomely for the work, buying a $30 million penthouse in Manhattan's financial district a couple years ago.
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I don't shell out $30/week to any of my kids, but I do reward them handsomely for report cards.
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"I'm glad I've been handsomely paid for my efforts," he writes, "but I truly would have done it for free."
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"The core business is so handsomely profitable that it gives PSA time and flexibility to sort out Opel," Warburton said.
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So too are the tech giants that have profited so handsomely by being able to use data how they like.
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Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs and other financial firms, for which she was paid handsomely but has not released transcripts.
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The coaches, presidents, the people in positions of privilege and power—namely, white men—all benefit handsomely from this enterprise.
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The Super Bowl offers a window for drivers who have been hurt by the loss in wages to earn handsomely.
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Yet for all the battles and beheadings in Stephen Brown-Fried's handsomely designed production, never does it take death lightly.
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But for me and for many other men, "Condor" presents a master class in how to dress simply and handsomely.
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The main dining room, for dinner only, is handsomely done in pale wood with dark contrasts by Thomas Juul-Hansen.
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But he was handsomely rewarded for it, and Amazon is still one of the largest positions in his Opportunity Fund.
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Companies that work to bring their emissions to zero "will be rewarded handsomely," Mr. Carney said in a recent speech.
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So perhaps that will be the first fix here: actually paying attention to the internet celebs you've paid so handsomely.
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The concept of celebrity still makes him bristle, and his public appearances remain limited to the ones that pay handsomely.
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This dish, at once delicate, bold and handsomely textured, clearly illustrates the chef Nobu Matsuhisa's cross-cultural approach to food.
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And given that the success of a product falls on their shoulders, they get paid handsomely to get it done.
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The club gets paid handsomely to rent out their club for a week, and then strippers do not get paid.
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Instead, we have a government that perpetuates division and allowing limited sets of people to profit handsomely because of it.
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My 2020 Subaru Outback Touring XT was $40,705, well-optioned, and handsomely attired in a "Magnetite Gray Metallic" paint job.
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But here it feels pretty dicey and results in a handsomely realized but unsatisfying, and in one crucial respect, trite, narrative.
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Shot in Italy, South Africa and the U.S., the internationally co-produced series is handsomely mounted, as befits an HBO drama.
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Even those in middle-management positions are paid handsomely; the median compensation is $240,000 at Facebook and around $200,000 at Alphabet.
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I liked the old vertically scrolling feed, which handsomely presented all my old posts in a format I could scan quickly.
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Company leaders are well aware that without them, the organization might fail, which is why they also often get paid handsomely.
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Such extravagantly priced specimens were absent from the Kashgar market, but that does not mean Uighurs are reluctant to pay handsomely.
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He was getting paid pretty handsomely by the Obama administration right around the same time he was running these dirty tricks.
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As a co-founder of Twitter, he has profited handsomely from the social-media firm's rise and remains its largest shareholder.
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Republicans played hardball with Merrick Garland's nomination in 2016 and were rewarded handsomely for it with a clean sweep in November.
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Several excellent performances and a handsomely designed production that is directed with easy precision by Paul Mullins yield a satisfying time.
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Suu Kyi's party won handsomely here and elsewhere in the Bamar heartland in the 2015 elections that propelled her to power.
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The show itself, though handsomely designed, is a wan affair, presented by the Canadian troupe 2B Theater Company at 59E13 Theaters.
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The bank earned $1.35 per share, handsomely beating the average estimate of $1.26, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Handsomely shot by Jens Harant — Cora Pratz is the production designer, Esther Walz the costumer — the film plumbs several ambiguous areas.
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The new Toyota RAV4 delivers a capable, high-tech, and easy-to-live-with compact crossover in a handsomely styled package.
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The occasion for the list is a new, handsomely packaged edition of nearly all the Ghibli films by the distributor Gkids.
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Singer marketed himself as a legitimate college consultant, and dozens of parents involved in the case paid handsomely for his help.
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Tottenham Hotspur — handsomely beaten, 4-1, in Manchester on Saturday — was the last of them, and by no means the easiest.
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That means the "Star Wars" and Marvel movies will eventually leave Netflix, which has been paying Disney handsomely for streaming rights.
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Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner — supermodels, super-friends and Instagram juggernauts for whose endorsements brands pay handsomely — discovered Ms. Lotan's clothes.
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While shareholders have been handsomely rewarded, Amazon's meteoric gains have one market strategist warning against chasing the stock at this juncture.
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Have I been handsomely paid by Big Sugar, by members of any number of insidious global sugar cartels, for these remarks?
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Onstage at LCT3's Claire Tow Theater in Lee Sunday Evans's warm, lucid, handsomely designed production, they are radiant with life.
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"Google profits handsomely from selling advertising to kid-directed programs that it packages," said Center for Digital Democracy Director Jeff Chester.
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I love the feel and texture of the full-grain Compact Coin wallet, which is starting to age handsomely at the edges.
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And, it has a lucrative search deal with Yahoo that will pay it handsomely even if Verizon completes its takeover of Yahoo.
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And it has a lucrative search deal with Yahoo that will pay it handsomely even if Verizon completes its takeover of Yahoo.
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The deal could also pay off handsomely if Rivian becomes a success, Ford standing to share in some of its future profits.
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That bet paid off handsomely — on abortion, perhaps their top issue, and on much more — during the first two years of Trump.
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But its export-oriented firms are profiting handsomely from the recovery in Europe, and no one seems keen to rock the boat.
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And surely the fact that three big bets in the past paid off handsomely suggests that it is worth making another one?
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On a more positive note, Price's medical insurance paid out handsomely, and it was this money that funded his move to London.
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In short, I like and recommend these earphones for anyone looking for decent sound out of a handsomely designed pair of buds.
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The property market, accounting for around 15 percent of gross domestic product, contributed handsomely to third quarter economic expansion of 6.7 percent.
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Lakewood is not the only church that has allowed a charismatic pastor to profit handsomely while shirking its responsibilities to its flock.
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Not only is MUTTS offering a fall internship with serious puppy perks, the restaurant is planning to pay handsomely for this pleasure.
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Early employees at places like Google and Facebook were handsomely rewarded after the companies went public and their share values went up.
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Clinton boasted of having stood up to Wall Street banks, he noted that the banks subsequently paid her handsomely for speaking engagements.
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As a result, these handsomely decorated pages, though informative, are most successful in evoking the "sensual pleasure" Byatt derived from her project.
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They regularly buy and own stakes in these private companies well before the IPO and then benefit handsomely from a liquidity event.
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The Trump administration sees a regulatory albatross instead, as it rushes to help for-profit companies that benefit handsomely from burdening students.
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Because of a complex resale market of the €8 ($9) base ticket, private tour groups wind up profiting handsomely from ticket sales.
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And yet, all one really takes away from the director Terry Johnson's handsomely appointed revival — at the Theater Royal Haymarket, through Dec.
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The corner was considered a risky signing for the Giants this past offseason but has paid off handsomely, especially in recent weeks.
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Alias Grace is a handsomely produced, beautifully performed series, boasting superb writing and direction, that nonetheless holds the audience at arm's length.
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DKR took that all much, much further, by inviting you to actually explore these spaces, and rewarding you handsomely for doing so.
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There was a handsomely improved $42 blanquette of veal cheeks with tender-crisp vegetables and a little disc of buttered rice pilaf.
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A backlash in Britain and other European countries against Uber, which profits handsomely from such systems, has helped to spur the drive.
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And those collectors who bought cars during the Great Recession-induced market dip probably have some handsomely appreciated assets in their garages.
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The prince captured Wall Street's attention by becoming one of Citigroup's major shareholders in 1991, a bet that would pay off handsomely.
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If in doubt, always consult with your medical provider and insurer; it can pay-off handsomely and avoid unnecessary or excessive payments.
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There were no profit guarantees for such outlays, but in most cases his choices were solid and the investments paid off handsomely.
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Miller had been handsomely rewarded by the Yankees for his previous relief work, even though he had very few saves before 2015.
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CEOs outside of finance, who are not used to paying handsomely for junior staff, have to get comfortable with higher wage bills.
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Many of the individuals and organizations who profited handsomely from the years of combat have come out in favor of the deal.
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North Korea has profited handsomely from its illicit cigarette trade, according to the Treasury, reportedly netting more than $1 billion per year.
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A 500-square-foot Puebla room, the hotel's second room category (there are five categories in all), was a handsomely appointed space.
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Those fascinated by the Kennedys and the abundant tragedy that has surrounded them will find another handsomely produced window into the family's story.
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Lore pulled the rip cord instead, but he will be rewarded handsomely — he owns about 25 percent of the company, according to sources.
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Millions of people bought handsomely designed Dyson vacuums, simply to show the world they had the good taste and wherewithal to own one.
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"No job lasts for ever," the paper chides, adding that multinational firms, American investors and consumers gained handsomely overall from trade with China.
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Amidst his staff's controversies, Chief Suhr has been handsomely rewarded: His $307,450 yearly salary places him among the nation's highest-paid police officials.
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They rewarded this trust handsomely over the course of both the OpenTable IPO and secondary transactions by taking a thoughtful and collaborative approach.
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While Civ has famously leaned into the concepts of war and conquest, Rise & Fall rewards you more handsomely for diplomacy and careful planning.
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Earnings per share of $1.55 handsomely beat the average analyst estimate of $1.43 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The model demonstrates yet again that people — investors, anyway — will pay handsomely for the equivalent of mood music along with a quality product.
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If she does not handsomely beat the 22-seat majority her predecessor David Cameron won in 2052, her electoral gamble will have failed.
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" JVP's investment in start-up CyberArk paid off handsomely when it had, as Tirosh puts it, "the most successful IPO of 2014, worldwide.
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Scarcity and the thought that hunters would pay handsomely for novel trophies led to a confidence that there would be considerable future payoffs.
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Newsrooms in cities across the country have been decimated by draconian cuts, while fat cats load up newspapers with debt and profit handsomely.
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Toxicologists must be highly trained, and although dealing with poison and toxins may creep you out, you could be paid handsomely for it.
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When the company realized its structure was impeding investment, it decided to explore a sale — and Mayer was handsomely rewarded for his efforts.
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It was soon uncovered that the Grand Duke of Hesse (Anastasia's uncle, who disbelieved Anderson) had paid the newspaper handsomely for the investigation.
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Mr. Redstone rewarded Mr. Dauman handsomely: Viacom paid him $491.7 million over the last 10 years, according to Equilar, which compiles compensation data.
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Directed by Lance Daly, the movie, which was handsomely staged and shot, provides some lively historical detail concerning the exploitation of Irish Catholics.
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What's next for Qualcomm: The chip maker's Hail Mary — petitioning the government for a national-security review of Broadcom's bid — paid off handsomely.
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A minority of individuals, companies, and countries have contributed to the bulk of greenhouse gas emissions from flights and profited handsomely from it.
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Heaven is somewhere in Detroit, where you get paid handsomely to pump out hacky columns, treacly novels, and musicals about God abolishing hockey.
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And there are free elections in which anyone can run, but which Mr. Orban has won handsomely since re-entering office in 2010.
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Many dog owners pay handsomely for premium dog food, yet may hesitate to invest in a proper winter coat for their canine companions.
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One is Wall Street, which has profited handsomely from helping Chinese companies and the Chinese government to buy American companies and real estate.
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But this is a handsomely packaged collection of such notions, and will provide genteel entertainment to those of a mind to swallow them.
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The object is the Fuentidueña apse, a soaring, handsomely proportioned structure that once held the altar of a 12th-century chapel in Spain.
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This firm stance will never be forgotten by Riyadh and the other Arab Gulf capitals, and will be reciprocated handsomely on many issues.
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Philadelphia hired the former Rangers coach Alain Vigneault to lead its bench and then paid handsomely for the former Rangers forward Kevin Hayes.
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Anchored by three top-notch performances in a story about the frightening possibility of false accusation, "Richard Jewell" is a handsomely made film.
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Kamala Harris' surprise attack on Biden in the first debate paid off handsomely for her, and Booker desperately needs a momentum-seizing moment.
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Tony Romo's staying put at CBS ... and the network's rewarding him handsomely by making him the highest-paid NFL analyst in TV HISTORY!!!
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In addition to paying handsomely for Bill Clinton's "services," Laureate International Universities gave between $22019 million to $5 million to the Clinton Foundation.
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Activist investor Paul Singer's bid to overhaul power producer NRG Energy paid off handsomely on Wednesday as investors sent the stock price soaring.
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And friends and allies close to him say he's been spending much of his time on his memoir, which will pay Obama handsomely.
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The audience rewarded him with the most whooping, but the show was another ladies' night (handsomely staged, with fluid transitions, by Manuel Liñan).
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That Trump and his clan have already profited handsomely from his position as President (again, a position of public service) is well-documented.
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TV, which has profited handsomely from selling reruns of the shows to syndication -- another milestone few current and future sitcoms are likely to repeat.
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But there is an asymmetry of information between an ordinary consumer and a corporation with lawyers paid handsomely to craft terms in its favour.
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"The perpetrators of sexual harassment have been rewarded handsomely," Louise Renne, one of the plaintiff's attorneys, said during a press conference in San Francisco.
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Investors were rewarded handsomely over the last decade for buying any dip in Apple shares on expectations of another blockbuster product around the corner.
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For his semen, a buck's master would be paid handsomely by other plantation owners who did not own as desirable or potent a stud.
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But if she does not handsomely beat the 12-seat majority her predecessor David Cameron won in 2015, her electoral gamble will have failed.
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I joked to Maria that maybe I would get some handsomely-paid freelance work now that I was into Radio-X indie rock anthems.
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Bates had reportedly paid handsomely for the privilege, donating cars and thousands of dollars in other equipment to the department since joining in 2007.
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Moat is widely considered one of the hottest ad-tech startups, and based on the reported $850 million price tag, Oracle is paying handsomely.
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Yet the glowing contemporary accounts owed much to Saladin's tame and prolific propagandists—courtiers, chroniclers and muftis who were rewarded handsomely for their efforts.
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Students who can show why previous work experience is valuable in a new job will continue to be handsomely rewarded – it sets them apart.
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Despite the critical remarks on the U.S., the country ranks fairly handsomely in a competitiveness report produced annually by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Of 13 assets that Reuters typically tracks for quarterly roundups of global markets, 17 are up year-to-date, many of them handsomely so.
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Of 23 assets that Reuters typically tracks for quarterly roundups of global markets, 17 are up year-to-date, many of them handsomely so.
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But honestly, for dental, vision and a VIP spot in what is likely a very handsomely appointed nuclear fallout shelter, do you even care?
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Thanks to a transaction poorly negotiated by the city fathers, private owners were rewarded handsomely while returning dubious long-term value to the city.
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Lobbyists and CEOs pay Trump's golf courses handsomely for memberships that could get them in the vicinity of the president and his top aides.
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Corporations pay developers handsomely, and they lack the constitutional framework that occasionally makes a government hesitate before pushing the big red "Dehumanize Now" button.
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But even those who did nothing were handsomely rewarded with the market coming back from 2009 to today — a nearly decade-long bull run.
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And if his compensation from these companies includes stock, he stands to profit personally, and handsomely, from intellectual property that belongs to the hospital.
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But along the way, many say, he became a mercenary, willing to serve brutal dictators and corrupt industrialists as long as they paid handsomely.
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Those who do advance to the majors are rewarded handsomely with a minimum salary of $545,000 per year, and often well more than that.
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When so much of the league, as well as its television partners, is profiting so handsomely from life under the microscope, why pretend otherwise?
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This high-end label puts out six handsomely packaged albums a year — not reissues, but new music — and they're not available à la carte.
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Berkshire would receive preferred shares that pay an annual dividend of 8 percent, ensuring that Mr. Buffett would be paid handsomely for his approval.
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Players who excel in more traditional categories, like home runs and wins, tend to be the ones paid handsomely; defense falls by the wayside.
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Some firms, such as Asia-based Blazing Research, also solicit tips and will pay "handsomely" for useful information, it told Reuters in an email.
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Moreover, sympathy for an executive like Ghosn, accused of hiding just how handsomely he was paid, is hard to find, not just in Japan.
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"Norilsk is benefiting handsomely from the higher palladium price and most of South African mining can't keep up," said Nedbank analyst Arnold Van Graan.
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That's a shame because this is, intermittently, a fine production, directed with verve by Margot Bordelon and handsomely designed for the Underground's difficult space.
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Like that book, this one, the latest installment in the multivolume Oxford History of the United States, is handsomely written and dense in detail.
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If the purpose of a novel is to take you away from the everyday and show you something different, then Osborne is succeeding, and handsomely.
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At a minimum, startups can encourage their employees — who, again, are handsomely compensated — to give of their money and their time and get involved. Volunteer.
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DAE-approved vendors paid handsomely for the right to be the sole provider of seeds, farm equipment, and fertilizer to every Farmstead in the nation.
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It would certainly not be unusual for JP Morgan to handsomely rewards high-profile speakers at its event, a practice common for Wall Street banks.
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Kumble wrote the scene following Sebastian's death with the Verve's "Bitter Sweet Symphony" in mind, and convinced the studio to pay handsomely for the song.
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This course will break down why CompTIA is so essential for anyone who wants to break into IT and get paid handsomely once they're in.
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They will profit handsomely if they can find smaller savers willing to swap the old notes for new ones on their behalf, for a fee.
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Corporate executives and insiders are taking advantage of the stock buyback boom to sell shares they own to the companies they work for, profiting handsomely.
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Opinion polls are consistently showing that its leader, Marine Le Pen, would handsomely beat many well-known contenders in the runoff on May 7, 2017.
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Finally, one of Trump's closest confidants in business community, Isaac Perlmutter, the chairman of Marvel Entertainment, gave handsomely to Trump Victory in the previous quarter.
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For May, the challenge is not only to win but to surpass handsomely the 12-seat majority her Conservative predecessor David Cameron won in 2015.
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Like Chipotle, shares of Del Taco, a small-cap, more speculative Mexican food chain, have recovered handsomely since their March lows, gaining nearly 25 percent.
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Ms. Mayer, who was hired as Yahoo's chief executive four years ago but failed to halt its decline, was nevertheless rewarded handsomely for her efforts.
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Using data from compensation platform PayScale's 2018 College Salary Report, we found which majors made workers feel like their work mattered and paid them handsomely.
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Russia, which pays handsomely for the right to host a grand prix in Sochi, currently has no Formula One driver contracted to race next year.
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Among many problems for the Vikings is that they have paid the trio of Cousins, Thielen, and Stefon Diggs handsomely, and they are not producing.
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Phase 1 was set in the handsomely renovated 150-year-old Quincy Market, a derelict landmark that urban planners had earlier given up for dead.
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The oligarchs of the Putin era, on the other hand, are themselves assets of the state, administering business fiefdoms that also happen to pay handsomely.
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Enter Yuriko Koike, the populist and media-savvy governor of Tokyo, whose party handsomely defeated Mr. Abe's in the Tokyo metropolitan assembly election in July.
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That's why it's contingent upon all of us to ensure that state lawmakers nationwide invest handsomely, as California has done, in support of grassroots efforts.
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Working for Bombardier has long been considered a ladder to the "Canadian Dream," offering the security of a unionized factory job that was handsomely paid.
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On Sunday nights, "Berlin Station" and "Counterpart," two of the smarter, more handsomely produced and more entertaining genre dramas on TV, recently started new seasons.
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But in real life, their early bet on Bitcoin appears to have paid off handsomely, with their holdings worth about $1.3 billion as of yesterday.
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Intimidating rich people into doing the right thing is a risky tactic but one that's paid off handsomely throughout the labor movement's long, bloody history.
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Netflix spent handsomely on Emmy campaigning this year, opening a space in Hollywood to showcase its fare and advertising on billboards along the Sunset Strip.
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A handsomely mounted waxworks, it might have made sense as an out-of-competition attraction, good for its red-carpet value and that's about it.
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" He goes on: "Washington may not be working for citizens, but it's working quite well for members of the Permanent Political Class who profit handsomely.
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The problem with that explanation is that it's hard to believe any discussion about morality from a man who has profited so handsomely from it.
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The report does not discuss the bank's support for polluting industries, which have spent handsomely to block climate action at virtually every level of government.
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There is a handsomely disheveled Douglas Sills as Mack, a quietly charismatic Alexandra Socha as Mabel and a general reveling in period fashion and physicality.
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Mr. Stone's staging was characteristically hyper-realistic; the appliances of Paul's handsomely modern home were plugged into the wall, and the kitchen cabinets were stocked.
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Gold might pay off next to nothing for years at a time and present real opportunity costs, but it delivers handsomely during unexpected economic crises.
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PredictIt CEO John Phillips says the relatively small amounts invested keeps insiders from profiting too handsomely off private information or subjecting the markets to manipulation.
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Whatever it invests now to build its lead will likely be paid back handsomely by its increasingly handsome customers who can't bear to clip out.
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The US marijuana industry generates billions of dollars in sales annually, and cannabis brands are paying influencers handsomely to promote their products on social platforms.
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That, together with arbitrage opportunities exploiting the country's artificially low official exchange rate, has enabled a military elite to profit handsomely from Mr Maduro's chaotic rule.
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Oh, and please don't forget to vote — if you happen to live near a Babeland in Seattle or New York City, you'll even be handsomely rewarded.
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ISPs charge handsomely for their services, while most edge companies' services are free, creating very different consumer expectations with regard to collection and use of data.
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If it's perceived that a company will deliver certain results, but either falls short or exceeds them, a stock can be severely punished or handsomely rewarded.
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Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, was willing to pay handsomely to avoid a high-profile, televised trial over the company's role in the opioid crisis.
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But those lucky few, most of them highly qualified, and many handsomely paid, will leave their credit histories at home, rendering them invisible to financial institutions.
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Predix will pay off handsomely if GE stays focused on building it and winning customers, said Joshua Bloom, co-founder and chief technology officer of Wise.
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Although his real enjoyment, he claims, came from trying to figure out why he was being so handsomely paid just to act as a third-wheel.
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You find a workplace like any other, except that everyone there is working for an agency that will soon by profiting handsomely from civil rights abuses.
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They pay even more handsomely if you're exceptionally skilled at Oracle and Microsoft SQL, two of the top relational database management systems used by businesses worldwide.
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Given the immense valuations of top social media companies (Facebook alone is valued at nearly $400 billion), buyers will also have the ability to pay handsomely.
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Its adjusted earnings of 85 cents per share, however, handsomely beat analysts' estimate of 75 cents per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Winning it handsomely would also bolster Mr Sanders's only serious argument for turncoat superdelegate votes: that he is likelier than Mrs Clinton to beat Mr Trump.
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This reality nips at the edges of the story line: What's the point of being handsomely paid if you have little autonomy to spend the money?
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Often characterized as the first work of modernism, "Olympia" depicts a naked white courtesan and her handsomely clothed black maid as near equals, formally and psychologically.
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Handsomely renovated interiors were designed by the in-demand Swedish firm Wingardhs, known for mixing materials — concrete, marble, oak, leather — with furnishings both midcentury and modern.
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Some people speculated he had been paid handsomely to make the switch, but Ninja's publicity team and Mixer declined to share the terms of the deal.
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It's a production that asks nearly six hours from your life (yes, you can see its two parts on different days), but it repays you handsomely.
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Inspired by nature, rooms feature romantic touches such as wood four-poster beds and expansive outdoor shower areas that are handsomely decorated with plants and sculptures.
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The Warriors took a risk with the contract but were handsomely rewarded with one of the best four-year stretches by any player in N.B.A. history.
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The Vermont senator also however seemed to suggest -- without evidence -- that the report was leaked to damage him before the Nevada caucuses, which he won handsomely.
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"Peterloo" follows dozens of characters — so handsomely photographed that they look like classical oil paintings come to life —who are all moving toward an inevitable clash.
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The show has been handsomely designed by Matt Saunders in the style of a European indoor circus, but with a color palette out of Sarah's Africa.
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Western architects, who are paid handsomely for their work in the Gulf and are often granted unusual artistic freedom, have kept their distance from the disputes.
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And companies like Sprint seem perfectly happy to go along with this fiction because they know they can profit handsomely by cozying up to Mr. Trump.
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It was an alternative that paid off handsomely for Shariq Minhas, an engineer who once was employed by a ride-sharing startup that went public recently.
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The hope of these potential candidates is that grass-roots donors and progressive activists would reward them more handsomely in the primary for rejecting such funds.
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And when they do manage to pass something, whose will does it really reflect: Those paid handsomely to influence them, or the needs of real people?
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The bettors were paid handsomely, as these puts exploded to a high of $7.06 as the SPY fell to $260 in the final half hour of trade.
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Take for instance the classic Harold Hunter rendition, which should be bought, framed, and put on a mantle to handsomely commemorate the energy of a skate legend.
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Clinton is visibly comfortable with Wall Street—not to mention the billionaires who have positioned themselves to profit handsomely from regulations allegedly necessary to combat global warming.
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Investing in the far future will always be a gamble, but history shows it can pay off handsomely, sustaining stories and creators into their own far futures.
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Tamping it down early on, to add to your savings, can pay off handsomely in the long term, since most big raises come earlier in your career.
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Also, since the 1990s compensation has largely been made up of stock awards, which means the CEO gets paid handsomely only if the company does well financially.
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Netflix paid handsomely for multi-year deals with Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes and American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy at $100 million and $300 million respectively.
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Ads pay for Facebook to keep the lights on, research and develop new technologies, and profit handsomely in a way that attracts top talent and further investment.
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G.M., Volkswagen and others have learned to profit handsomely with their local partners, which have developed fairly few homegrown models attractive enough to win over Chinese customers.
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It will continue to profit handsomely from cocaine and synthetic drugs, and those profits will pay for its far-flung military operations and support for proxy groups.
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The optimistic scenario is that well-managed fintech firms will bring much-needed competition and efficiency to China's sclerotic banking system, and profit handsomely while at it.
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Sean Penn had a couple of passengers all up in his grill on a Delta Airlines flight, but he defused the situation and Delta rewarded him handsomely.
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Handsomely shot, mounted and cast, the premiere chronicles the romance of Romeo and Juliet's tragic end, then continues into the ongoing feud between the Montagues and Capulets.
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That will be easier said than done, with the likes of glamor team Ferrari in particular handsomely rewarded for historic performances while smaller teams struggle to survive.
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But the film also asks pointed questions about a system which lets companies profit handsomely from warfare, and which lets them falsify bank records in the process.
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Despite the limited capacity of its production plant, its tasting area, handsomely paneled in knotty pine, with seating for about 40, maintains about 13 beers on tap.
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Ms. DuVernay is working within a familiar documentary idiom that weaves original, handsomely shot talking-head interviews with well-researched, occasionally surprising and gravely disturbing archival material.
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The mission looks set to pay off handsomely, as the Turkish entrepreneur expects to win a first contract to help build an iconic 22022 World Cup stadium.
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Elite boutiques like Evercore and Moelis, in addition to compensating handsomely, have turned their restructuring practices into lucrative enterprises across economic cycles, even with meager default rates.
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Funds including Melqart, TT International, Whitebox Advisors, and Silver Point built up short bets against Thomas Cook, likely profiting handsomely when the tour operator collapsed this week.
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The defense countered that no one is disputing Manafort traveled in circles most people will never know, and that he was compensated quite handsomely for that work.
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But to several of his allies and other observers, what struck some as insanity was actually a calculated gamble — one that paid off handsomely on Tuesday night.
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While Ryan McKinny's extremes aren't as epic as those of Gerald Finley, who originated the role with a uniquely wounded authority, he is a handsomely frustrated Oppie.
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The ballerina, handsomely dressed by Moritz Junge in red, walks firmly on flat feet in one phrase, as if weighted by her sense of destiny and homeland.
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The crash, and every other line he crossed, was just another "invaluable source of data" in his quest to change the world and handsomely profit from it.
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On the phone he stays, constantly fielding calls from owners of the finest stables, all of them eager to entrust their latest handsomely pedigreed prospects to Baffert.
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In Ms. Upchurch's production — handsomely designed by Laura Jellinek (the fittingly oppressive set), Clint Ramos (costumes) and Isabella Byrd (the summer-saturated lighting) — Ms. Gevinson is Frankie.
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The hope that prospective buyers will pay handsomely for the private props of a person's history is shared by the curators responsible for Christie's Audrey Hepburn sale.
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The arias were handsomely delivered by singers from the school's vocal arts program: Tamara Banjesevic and María Fernanda Brea, sopranos; Joshua Blue, tenor; and Alex Rosen, bass.
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Now, founders seem to be demanding simpler term sheets, and a promise their teams will be rewarded handsomely should their start-ups go public or get acquired.
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What about when the president of Mexico picked up the telephone to let him know that his tough enforcement efforts at the border were paying off handsomely?
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"The series is handsomely dressed, and Mr. Blakeson has the blunt ability to ratchet up tension," Mike Hale wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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Once, not so long ago and then once again much more recently (and handsomely), I gave a sermon to my faithful congregation on the evils of dance.
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A trade that bond fund manager Jeffrey Gundlach recommended a month ago at the Sohn Investment Conference has paid off handsomely for anyone who gave it a shot.
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But unlike Salesforce and Microsoft, which have rewarded investors handsomely of late, SAP's stock is down in 953 and has lagged its peers over the past two years.
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As for the money, Chuck says he's getting paid handsomely -- and the size of his check was a huge factor in his decision to come out of retirement.
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" But all of those people are handsomely paid, where people like us who are on the street are saying, "I'm not going to wait, what's good about this?
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The partnership strategy has paid off handsomely for VBL, which has seen its beer production capacity grow 15 times in the past 25 years of operations, says Evers.
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He said Prime Minister Theresa May's move to call a vote she is expected to win handsomely offered the prospect of a stable government that could help negotiations.
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Coming after all this (as well as Gregory Dolbashian's slinky and insubstantial "Welcome Stranger"), a handsomely anodyne piece like Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's "Islands of Memories" benefits by contrast.
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As has become commonplace for this FCC, the winners in Pai's plan will be Comcast, AT&T, Charter and Verizon, the companies you pay handsomely for Internet access.
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These big public companies not only pay handsomely, but also wield a hiring advantage with the huge amount of stock they are willing to hand to promising candidates.
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It's without a doubt a handsomely made period piece, if a bit of a slog, but it remains to be seen whether it'll have traction beyond Oldman's accomplishments.
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The Brown still need better players at the most important positions on the field, but little triumphs will pay off more handsomely once the big pieces are secured.
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I am tweeting through it all and I am handsomely rewarded for my social media impulses: My follower count balloons to 10,13 and it just keeps getting bigger.
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He has profited handsomely from it—he would not be the Republican nominee for president if he had not first become the leader of the so-called birthers.
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Would-be migrants to rich cities stand to benefit handsomely from access to lucrative jobs, but lack a political say in the places that are building too little.
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" Schweizer further states that today "Washington may not be working for citizens, but it's working quite well for the members of the Permanent Political Class who profit handsomely.
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Crude inventories in the United States, the world's top oil consumer, surged last week by 8.2 million barrels, handsomely beating the forecast of a 2 million barrel build.
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Private equity firms Bain Capital and KKR paid too much, larded on too much debt, paid themselves handsomely and didn't adequately foresee the changing face of American retail.
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One way to boost profits of electric cars in future could be to charge handsomely for autonomous driving functions that are increasingly being introduced as the technology advances.
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It is time to ask a small group of citizens – those who have benefited handsomely from decades of deeply inequitable tax cuts – to step up to the plate.
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In the United States, Charles and David Koch, libertarian billionaire brothers with deep interests in the fossil fuel sector, have handsomely funded efforts to block a carbon tax.
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Completed in 22, the Renzo Piano-designed Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center houses the national library and opera on its handsomely manicured grounds dotted with young olive trees.
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In cricket-mad India, male players are revered as gods, paid handsomely and showered with lucrative endorsement deals, from watches and shoes to snacks, headphones and even toothbrushes.
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But the investment could pay off handsomely if people stick with the card for a long time and carry balances that are multiples of the rewards they extract.
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He dismissed the first pair on aesthetic grounds, the second on size, but deemed the third, a pair of black Jacksons at $109, to fit comfortably and handsomely.
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Asia World, a domestic conglomerate with deep ties to the military and roots in the heroin trade, owns 5 percent and also stands to profit handsomely, they said.
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Taken at face value, it appears the lawyers were paid handsomely and they managed to get a large corporation to give a ton of money to their alma maters.
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Jon, after possibly handing over his newly appointed position to his sister Sansa, finds himself per usual (handsomely) brooding solo, gazing at the tomb of his late father, Ned.
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The tactic paid off handsomely as she largely avoided the soggy rough and took advantage of soft greens to fire approach shots to within birdie range with monotonous regularity.
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In the just-completed elections this policy paid off handsomely for Nepal's communists, who were able to promise giant Chinese investments in hydropower, roads and the country's first railway.
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We pay these centralized entities handsomely for their custodial services, not only in the form of the rents they charge but in the control they exert over our lives.
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Perhaps that prospect is merely a forecast of pugilistic justice, but at the same time, there's the question of whether or not he should be paid handsomely for it.
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For Western firms, the most telling lesson from WeChat's success is that consumers and advertisers will handsomely reward companies that solve the myriad problems that bedevil the mobile internet.
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That's been true for at least 15 years, when former Prime Minister John Howard prospered so handsomely from his asylum-seeker policies, from which the current program is derived.
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Clinton's meetings as secretary of state is a "distraction" from the real problems with our campaign finance system — a system that the Clintons and other politicians benefit handsomely from.
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Once Trump learned that she was paid more handsomely for "The Voice" than he was for "The Apprentice," he flexed his celebrity muscles by pretending to be Presidential material.
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He is now a professional pundit, one presumably paid more handsomely than most of the accomplished journalists around him (and if not, there's always that ever-swelling nest egg).
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And also, therefore, to Facebook's business — which profits, so very handsomely, by exploiting privacy to build profiles on literally billions of people in order to dart them with ads.
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While the detective is played on television by the clean-shaven, handsomely battered Titus Welliver, Connelly's Bosch — much like my own late father — sports curly hair and a mustache.
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Plaintiffs were victims of the classic "bait and switch" scheme – promised equity and then paid off at pennies on the dollar when all other shareholders/investors made out handsomely.
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Even so, American diplomats secretly suspected him of "profiting personally and handsomely" from a cut of energy contracts with Mr. Putin, according to cables released in 2010 by WikiLeaks.
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So did some of the firm's health care bankers, who get paid handsomely to help clients with mergers and other deals and worry the move could cost them business.
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Maccagnan had paid handsomely, with a first-rounder and three second-rounders, to move up in the 2018 draft to select Darnold, a Southern California star, at No. 3.
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Biden already has drawn scrutiny for allowing his son to get paid handsomely by a Ukrainian business while the VP led the Obama administration's anti-corruption push in Ukraine.
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Further, Russia's investment in Donald Trump has paid off handsomely, and the country's leaders evidently believe, just as many American pundits do, that Sanders would be Trump's weakest opponent.
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The handsomely installed exhibition begins with a sequence of framed Polaroid images of objects: a bunch of bananas; eggs in an egg carton; knives; a mélange of high heels.
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Raiola profited handsomely from both deals, according to The Independent, and The Guardian says Haaland&aposs transfer to Dortmund will see the Italian agent net a further $11 million.
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Very tall, handsomely unshaven and seductively gloomy, the Romanian Claudiu Florian had more reason than the others of us to be positive about the E.C.'s influence on culture.
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A more contemporary vision of Mexico appears in this handsomely printed overview of an exhibition I saw this summer at the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso in Mexico City.
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It will take even more convincing to get the "siren servers", as Mr Lanier calls the data giants, to change their ways, as they benefit handsomely from the status quo.
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At one point Allison sharply asks Dean exactly what their cozy Vermont house (handsomely designed by Derek McLane) has become, now that it's the center of a weird youth cult.
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Oil workers are a handsomely paid lot, so it is no surprise that in 2006-16 wages in Shetland rose three times as fast as in Britain as a whole.
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Hog parts such as feet, tongue and heads are shunned by most Americans, but are considered a delicacy in China, and Iowa farmers had profited handsomely by exporting those products.
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"The Man in the High Castle" has just been recommissioned for a third season; "SS-GB", midway through its five-episode run, looks set to be a handsomely mounted flop.
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Yet rather than informing its clients, the firm and Navellier arranged to sell the Vireo business line to F-Squared, "profiting handsomely while keeping the fraud hidden," the lawsuit said.
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Many have profited handsomely from it, and intervened this week not out of principle but to stop Mrs Mugabe and her younger supporters from taking their places at the trough.
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Joe Mauer is paid handsomely to deliver all of this and more, and even amidst this resurgence still probably falls short of the mark he would have liked to hit.
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But even the storied manager who profited handsomely by correctly predicting the 2007 housing crisis is feeling some frustration with the global market rout since the start of the year.
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And it paid off handsomely for our nation, not just with a reduced nuclear arsenal but through stabilization of Social Security, a strong Federal Reserve, low inflation and tax cuts.
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The Indianapolis resident also designed the internals of the Analogue NT Mini, a recently released (and handsomely designed) console that plays NES cartridges on your TV, from the ground up.
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And if you worry about fees, the right banker handsomely pays for itself by finding more bidders and playing "bad cop" for you, avoiding direct confrontation with your future employer.
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But the heart of Barabtarlo's book—handsomely designed by Princeton University Press, with a hotel pillow on the cover—is the sequence of three-by-five dream cards from 1964.
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In third place as the race reached its climax, the 20-year-old Swede made a brave late break against experienced German Benedikt Doll and the gamble paid off handsomely.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean exports rose in January for a third consecutive month and at the fastest pace in nearly five years, preliminary data showed on Wednesday, handsomely beating expectations.
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Since White took over in 13, he's made moves that have rewarded his shareholders handsomely, the most major being the spin-off of Abbott's pharmaceutical arm into AbbVie in 21.
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Since White took over in 1999, he's made moves that have rewarded his shareholders handsomely, the most major being the spin-off of Abbott's pharmaceutical arm into AbbVie in 2013.
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For a long time, the media relayed this mythology relentlessly, and the icons who either bought in or embodied the ethos—the vaguely countercultural Steve Jobs et cetera—profited handsomely.
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You can seek out blighted areas near hospitals or universities, betting that an expanding institution will eventually gobble up the neighborhood and pay you handsomely for your roofless, collapsing investment.
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Their loyalty has been handsomely rewarded as an irreligious, libertine playboy has delivered more than his Republican predecessor in the White House who was a full-fledged born-again Christian.
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But as I've written, the Affordable Care Act turned out to be a boon for managed care companies, which profited handsomely despite continuing to gripe about the government's expanded role.
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"Investors in the bank, including Mr. Mnuchin, profited handsomely at the expense of thousands of working people across our state," said Kevin Stein, deputy director of the California Reinvestment Coalition.
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Under the new economy, Mr. Maduro's supporters among the Venezuelan elite are living handsomely on business deals and stashes of hard currency, which American sanctions prevented them from spending abroad.
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"Yes it depresses the profitability temporarily but when you know how steep the J-curve is once they start being productive, this will pay back, we believe, handsomely," he said.
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All of Mesman's rescues are trained to detect the scent of underground fungus, and when they find the truffles, they are rewarded handsomely with cuddles, treats, playtime and lots of praise.
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"These fossil fuel companies profited handsomely for decades while knowing they were putting the fate of our cities at risk," Dennis Herrera, a San Francisco City Attorney, said in a statement.
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The PDP won a majority in the Kashmir valley, but to the dismay of its supporters it formed a coalition with the BJP, which had won handsomely in Hindu-dominated Jammu.
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News broke late last month that AIQ, which was deeply involved with (and handsomely paid by) pro-Leave Brexit groups, was not the independent Canadian data broker it claimed to be.
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The ventures will be financed by money from Measure M, a ballot proposal passed handsomely last November to increase the sales tax by half a cent to pay for public transport.
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Murray Huberfeld faces charges for events that allegedly took place while he was affiliated with Platinum Partners, a $1.3 billion firm known for risky investment strategies that often paid off handsomely.
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The first argument is that those of us who have benefited so handsomely from the existing American economy should support policies that will help the other 325 million Americans as well.
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While some may wonder how a person so handsomely compensated can fall into a debt trap, the answer may lie in a combination of overspending and poor advice from financial counselors.
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It's already paid off handsomely: His support has held and much of his base is wedded to his version of reality (or has decided they don't care if he tells untruths).
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Longtime Neumann lender JPMorgan Chase will also be handsomely (and unusually) compensated for arranging a "competing" bailout package that WeWork eventually rejected—a service for which bankers don't typically get paid.
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It is more than just something that Lee Mack gets paid handsomely to look back fondly on, or a pop culture relic that Rick Wakeman can pretend to be enraged by.
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He's already headed back to the indies and probably his home country of Mexico, where the 39-year-old will be paid handsomely as he slides into his pro-wrestling dotage.
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And Wilbur Ross, the U.S. commerce secretary, was shown to have profited handsomely after retaining his holdings in a shipping firm with ties to the inner circle of President Vladimir Putin.
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Messi, the Argentine who has been described as the best soccer player in the world, has profited handsomely by promoting everything from soft drinks, clothing brands, cellphones and a Russian bank.
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Mr. Levandowski had been paid handsomely for his years of work at Google and had a close relationship with Larry Page, a founder and former chief executive of the search giant.
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In a campaign built on unprecedented contradictions, that Trump himself has profited handsomely from the very outsourcing he has claimed is his top priority to prevent still stands out as astonishing.
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In this 25-minute suite of solos — staged handsomely by Ms. Belilove and featuring the pianist Cameron Grant onstage — Ms. Mearns took on one of the biggest challenges of her career.
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His campaign has spent millions of dollars on online advertising on platforms like Facebook and Google to find potential small donors, an investment that appeared to pay off handsomely on Tuesday.
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If Pony Club seemed too girlie for me as a kid, it is probably justice that I'd eventually end up learning its lessons in adulthood and paying handsomely for the privilege.
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SF held on to Justify's breeding rights, a move that paid off handsomely after the original partners and Coolmore agreed to a reported $60 million deal to stand him at stud.
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The new A13 outpaces last year's A12 handsomely, with a 20 percent performance gain across all of its main components: the six CPU cores, its graphics processor, and the neural engine.
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The village has benefited handsomely from its association with Xi. Where once there was no running water, the town now has paved roads, tree-lined walkways and a gleaming visitor center.
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She danced the main tap duet — previously performed by Mr. Fairchild with Mr. Peck himself — with Taylor Stanley, whose more assertive manner contrasted handsomely with her freer, looser upper-body style.
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"These fossil fuel companies profited handsomely for decades while knowing they were putting the fate of our cities at risk," San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera (D) said in a statement.
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Reportedly informants are often under so much pressure to deliver actionable intelligence, or alternatively are paid so handsomely for it, they invent the very terrorism plots that the FBI later foils.
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It was the new Mass Effect that revived my itch for a loot-em-up game that requires hours of grinding through levels in order to perfect a handsomely dressed killing machine.
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It is because investors can get out that hedge funds suffering a spell of poor performance can find themselves collapsing even though they have investments that might, given time, pay off handsomely.
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The Republican Party has rewarded Mr. Trump handsomely for his aversion to even a nanosecond of scripted political contrivance, and he doesn't possess a fraction of Mr. Rubio's knowledge of foreign policy.
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Part of the problem is that unlike many cyberpunk protagonists, Kovacs isn't really part of Altered Carbon's world — he's a newcomer being handsomely paid to investigate a Meth's (temporary, but mysterious) murder.
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The company, which has produced numerous other Harry Potter gift sets, will be releasing the handsomely-packaged set March 22, and it's every bit as whimsical and well-designed as you'd expect.
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But it is a ridiculous argument, and Magpie's mother does not accept it for a moment, not least because she knows that Maud is being paid handsomely to deliver the "fresh parcel".
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It teases and teases and teases something envelope-shattering and a little bit disturbing, but then it settles for the same old tropes you've seen before, albeit more handsomely delivered than usual.
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But if the industry can weather low prices for the next few years, while at the same time boosting demand among new users, it will be handsomely rewarded for embracing flexibility now.
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"It is, as the historian Nicolaus Mills has put it, a 'culture of humiliation,' in which those who prey on the vulnerable in the service of clicks and ratings are handsomely rewarded."
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"Bathing in Moonlight," which has been handsomely mounted under the direction of Emily Mann, is given a veneer of currency in its implicit criticism of the church's rules forbidding priests to marry.
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Now, graffiti had not only helped catalyze gentrification of one of the city's fastest growing neighborhoods, but was also being handsomely rewarded for it, with legal recognition by a judge and jury.
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And if you have special powers to divine which direction rates are going next in this volatile year, every hedge fund manager on earth would pay handsomely if you would tell them.
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Mr. Limbert, who as a young foreign service officer was one of the Americans taken hostage in 1979 at the embassy in Tehran, speculated that Russia was paying handsomely for the privilege.
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Handsomely mounted, "Gunpowder" reaches back to 1605, when England's King James I and his Protestant minions persecuted the country's Catholic subjects, seeking to root them out using the most aggressive of methods.
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This morning, the band released an official video for "You've Got A Woman" and, like Whitney's music, it's sun-dappled in parts, retro, handsomely shot, and at home in a dive bar.
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SETH COLTER WALLS On Monday evening, the Metropolitan Opera brought back David McVicar's handsomely efficient production of "Tosca," with the conductor Carlo Rizzi leading a rich and exciting reading of the score.
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Co-hosts James May and Richard Hammond followed him — straight into the arms of Amazon, which is paying the trio handsomely to create a new show that will debut later this year.
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To be sure, both of these businesses profited handsomely from their huge scale, but there appear to be costs to this bigness after all — some of which ultimately hurt the businesses themselves.
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That paid off handsomely at the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio two years ago when it displayed a red ball 15 feet in diameter that riotously broke free from its moorings.
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Mr. Wheeler's ideology and policies, however, are much the same, weighted in favor of the industries Mr. Wheeler once represented as a handsomely paid lobbyist, and against the health needs of Americans.
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Guest rooms — some with balconies and abstract botanical wallpaper — get plenty of light from floor-to-ceiling windows, and the bathrooms are handsomely adorned with tile, marble, brass fixtures and Aesop toiletries.
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It is, as the historian Nicolaus Mills has put it, a "culture of humiliation," in which those who prey on the vulnerable in the service of clicks and ratings are handsomely rewarded.
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Since they were not receiving the monetary rewards equal to their contributions (common in a Hollywood and music industry that profited handsomely from underpaid young entertainers), they wanted to make a statement.
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Ola Kallenius, chairman of Mercedes-Benz and Daimler, said its success in Formula One "has paid off handsomely" for the company, claiming an estimated media value worth over $1.1 billion per year.
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But hanging onto the other half for an unusually long period of time has paid off handsomely for the 107-year-old firm, whose other big wins include LinkedIn, VeriSign, Skype and Yelp.
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Movie-goers rewarded Warner Brothers handsomely for delivering a superhero slugfest in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" — to the tune of more than $2503 million in worldwide receipts despite near-brutal reviews.
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The opposition Labour Party laments that house prices are rising fast (by 13% in the past year), as is homelessness, especially in Auckland, where the opposition recently won a parliamentary by-election handsomely.
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The journalist, Carlos Valverde, said the relationship would not be considered a scandal if not for the evidence he had that suggested Ms. Zapata has profited handsomely from her ties to the president.
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As a supplier of builders, Hawe is profiting handsomely from China's Belt and Road Initiative, which involves China underwriting billions of dollars' worth of infrastructure linking itself to the rest of the world.
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But in New York, where parents pay handsomely to live near elite schools, he showed that whether pupils just squeak in or just miss out, they do equally well and attend similar colleges.
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These are high-powered, high profile men with image consultants, attorneys, and PR teams paid handsomely to deal with exactly these kinds of crises; and, in some cases, masters of story craft themselves.
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Some of the biggest companies in the world paid Cohen handsomely for his "insights" into the new president through Essential Consultants LLC, a shell company Cohen created just days before the 21.2 election.
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Some of the biggest companies in the world paid Cohen handsomely for his "insights" into the new president through Essential Consultants LLC, a shell company Cohen created just days before the 2016 election.
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That's not really what happened—the executives at Carrier will benefit handsomely from the deal and over a thousand people will still lose their jobs—but it suggests a path forward for Trump.
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"Being a dollar bull has paid off handsomely over the past two months with the greenback rising 15 percent against the Japanese yen and more than 7.5 percent against the euro," said Lien.
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The few who stand to gain handsomely from this bill are mostly staying quiet, but a vocal handful of America's super-wealthy are speaking out, including Abigail Disney in a viral Facebook video.
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By allegedly promising clients access to the newly-elected President, Cohen may not have violated the law, but he definitely tipped-toed up to the line of legality and profited handsomely off it.
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Angelina, who has been paying both women handsomely for their consulting services, is all in and taking their cue that a move to London would help get her closer to the U.N. gig.
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He can ease his way in, with the Thunder having plenty of frontcourt players, and he could pay off handsomely if his ceiling is as high as it seems like it could be.
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He used some $600 million that ESPN collects every month in subscriber fees to build a moat between the network and its competitors by paying handsomely for exclusive broadcast rights to live events.
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But in Japan, he was a rarity: a foreign leader at a domestic company, who instituted equally rare layoffs and was paid handsomely compared with other Japanese leaders, if not by international standards.
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The shared work space, where people can rent desks for a monthly fee like at WeWork or Cove, is handsomely furnished — like a graduate student study carrel brought to you by Room & Board.
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Gavin Newsom â€" whose campaigns PG&E has funded handsomely â€" would just pass laws making them immune from being sued over fires, we won't have to go through all this trouble again.
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Speaking in New York, Johnson questioned why the state should be left responsible for the actions of handsomely paid directors and said tour operators should have some sort of insurance against such debacles.
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On the American side, pop-star wannabes write narcocorridos, songs that celebrate the murderous exploits of vainglorious cartel killers, who, in turn, pay quite handsomely to have their deeds chronicled to musical accompaniment.
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At the time, those who favored criminalizing booze, beer and wine included mercenary figures who profited handsomely from a black market created by prohibition, along with teetotaling "do-gooders" concerned with saving souls.
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Young Thug got paid handsomely to record just ONE verse with a rap contest winner -- but when it came time to hit the studio he was a ghost, according to a new lawsuit.
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Xi sees US demands as an infringement on Chinese sovereignty and has an incentive to keep globalization intact since China has profited handsomely from the status quo in a stunning 20-year growth explosion.
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Hedge fund manager David Einhorn took a bruising in the markets last year, but at least one of his apparent strategies is now paying off handsomely: being short a basket of U.S. oil drillers.
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Putin's efforts sometimes fail: Russia bet on the wrong horse in Sudan and paid handsomely for a nuclear energy contract in South Africa that looks less likely now that Jacob Zuma has left power.
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The ex-cop played piano, wrote local histories and profited handsomely by running a legal office that helped corporate clients appeal against their city tax bills (Donald Trump, for a time, was a client).
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She also knows that her cronies in the Obama administration pushed the fake dossier through official intelligence, diplomatic and law enforcement channels because a President Hillary Clinton would have rewarded the swamp creatures handsomely.
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Mnuchin's former bank, OneWest, was a foreclosure machine, profiting handsomely off the housing crisis (it even went so far as to kick an old woman out of her home over a 27-cent debt).
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T=16. Andy Carroll — £15 million: 28-year-old striker Carroll may not be one of the Premier League's footballing stars, but a succession of big money moves has lined his bank account handsomely.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Businesses that fail to adapt to climate change will go bust, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Wednesday, but others will be able to profit handsomely from funding green investment.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - September's investment in Chinese real estate showed its strongest growth since May as booming construction, sales and prices contributed handsomely to third quarter economic expansion of 6.7 percent - offsetting stubbornly weak exports.
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As Facebook's primary stockholder, CEO Mark Zuckerberg stands to profit handsomely from the stock-price jump: The value of his Facebook stake increased by more than $1 billion in 30 minutes following the news.
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It was built on land belonging, then as now, to the Duke of Westminster, by Thomas Cubitt, a man who realized that polite society would pay handsomely to live within nodding distance of royalty.
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And Jesus, usually front and center along with the Evangelist, was somewhat lost in the crowd of itinerant character-choristers even though the versatile baritone Jesse Blumberg sang the role handsomely and acted vividly.
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He was creating an immersive, cinematic entertainment—and he was known for lush production values, and for paying handsomely to retain top producers and editors—but he was anything but precious about his art.
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While theaters close and studios scramble to cancel, delay or otherwise find alternative release strategies for their 400-pound gorillas, there are perfectly smart, entertaining, handsomely produced films that were heading to streaming anyway.
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Jennifer Zetlan, Luthien Brackett, Thomas Cooley and Thomas Meglioranza sing the Brahms waltzes handsomely; and the eight musicians for the Monteverdi, led by the always admirable Colin Fowler (here at the harpsichord), were impressive.
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Even Jean Stafford, a brilliant, neglected writer often remembered, if at all, as Lowell's benighted first wife, has had her work reissued; three novels have just been handsomely republished by the Library of America.
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Collectors often have an almost fanatical devotion to their animals and are willing to pay handsomely, especially for rare specimens, said Sandra Altherr, co-founder of Pro Wildlife, a nonprofit conservation group in Munich.
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Gears 5 If you're a glutton for games that will punish you for small mistakes, and reward you handsomely for perfecting enemy patterns and level layouts, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice was made for you.
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Ms. Robinson and Ms. Howell have kitted out their movie handsomely, but there's not enough story here or enough anything else, namely a persuasive psychological portrait of Claire, to make up for that lack.
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Handsomely photographed (by the Belgian wizard Christophe Beaucarne) and unimaginatively directed by Vincent Perez, this stodgy story of how a long-married German couple became peas beneath the Nazi mattress has a comforting familiarity.
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They then used nearly all of that money, a whopping 19803 percent, to buy back shares from stockholders—a move that enriches investors while doing nothing for the company itself—and handsomely compensating executives.
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Altman recently hired a designer to upgrade his gray IKEA sofas to gray SummerHouse sofas, and he hung some handsomely framed photographs taken from space, but the house maintains an upscale-student-housing vibe.
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NSO and DarkMatter also compete fiercely with each other, paying handsomely to lure top hacking talent from Israel, the United States and other countries, and sometimes pilfering recruits from each other, The Times found.
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Iran is the world's fifth-largest oil exporter and with as much as 1.5 million bpd of supply estimated to be under threat, its customers may be forced to pay handsomely for possible replacements.
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They've operated in a system that handsomely rewards the perception of objectivity, which is perversely both something that men feel they are the arbiters of, and something that only men of certain backgrounds can claim.
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One profession is particularly suited for the men and women who have a grasp on the details about how specific companies work and who understand what sort of special privileges would pay off most handsomely.
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All told, the village produces five times more electricity than it needs, and the villagers are handsomely rewarded for their greenness; in 2016 they pocketed about €123m ($7m) from subsidies and selling their surplus electricity.
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While Kroenke will pay the N.F.L. an estimated $123 million relocation fee, and spend more than $800 million to help pay for the stadium and real estate project in Inglewood, he stands to gain handsomely.
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Her family, however, had grown up barely knowing Henrietta and understandably suspicious of medical researchers, realizing that a host of parties had handsomely profited from their mother's cells without any of them earning a dime.
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Investor has beaten the Stockholm market handsomely, but its listed businesses often trade at a discount to their global peers, points out Thomas Zellweger, who directs a centre studying business families in St Gallen, Switzerland.
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Her grip on policy is ironclad; in hours of wonkish debate with Bernie Sanders, the rival she beat handsomely in the New York primary on April 19th (see article), she has rarely been caught out.
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While it'll take a little bit of elbow grease, detailing cars is something that many people will pay you handsomely to do — a full detail by a professional can often cost as much as $200.
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But unless she handsomely beats the 12-seat majority her predecessor David Cameron won in 2015, her electoral gamble will have failed, and her authority could be undermined just as she enters formal Brexit negotiations.
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The number for white-clad nymphs, filling the stage protectively while the injured Daphnis (Cory Stearns) lies unconscious, starts handsomely, while the black-clad pirates use heels and arms colorfully in their second-scene number.
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The poet Brian Bilston posted a poem written for the occasion, and a Labour district councilor in Yorkshire, Rory Bickerton, showed off an autographed printout of the original Twitter post, now handsomely framed for display.
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He also donates handsomely to politicians (including Republicans in states where his company does business), and in November hosted President Obama at his Potomac, Md., home for a $20,000-a-couple dinner to benefit Democrats.
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On the contrary, the gun industry tends to benefit handsomely from high-profile mass shootings, as anxieties over personal safety, and Democratic calls for new restrictions, send gun buyers flocking to their nearest weapons vendors.
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It's handsomely shot (on New York City locations) and smoothly assembled, and its naturalistic, psychological, more moody than pulpy approach may work for non-comics fans who don't mind some gore with their procedural thrillers.
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These institutions, paid handsomely by the sheikhs and sheikhas of the United Arab Emirates to expand to the Middle East, are essentially luxury amenities for a monumental real estate boondoggle in a politically repressive state.
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Companies like BAE and Thales of France have also profited handsomely, as European defense companies exported €57 billion worth of armaments to Riyadh between 24 and 220, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
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That legislation ought to pass the House of Commons without too much trouble — not least because Theresa May could use any legislative intransigence to engineer an early general election that her party would win handsomely.
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He also announced technical tweaks that will mean banks are compensated a little less handsomely for cash deposited at the Fed, which might encourage them to lend a little more in the repo market instead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Milos Raonic showed no sign of the leg injury that put his place in the ATP World Tour Finals at risk when he beat debutant Gael Monfils handsomely at the O2 Arena on Sunday.
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Mr. Day and his partners recognized the potential profit in offering such an experience more widely in an era when social media users are willing to pay handsomely for activities that produce thumb-scroll-stopping photos.
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When they need someone to bend the ear of a US lawmaker, prod a reporter to write a favorable story, or launch a campaign to discredit their enemies, they turn to Akhmetshin — and pay him handsomely.
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But if Netflix wants to ensure success, it should check out some ideas I've been working based on its current roster of content, concepts the company is free to use and/or pay me handsomely for.
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Now, by combining Instagram's 600 million monthly user base that dwarfs Snapchat's, Stories' placement right at the top of the highly used Instagram feed, and rapidly improving creative tools, Instagram's cloning efforts could pay off handsomely.
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Each has already availed itself handsomely with the conclusion of the pact, whose principal benefit for Iran has been its emergence from decades as a pariah state, to resume a prominent place in the global economy.
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In a court filing, prosecutors said Jack Cabasso had "masterminded" the "international fraud conspiracy," and had personally "profited handsomely" while using money laundering techniques that included shell companies and real-estate transactions with third-party beneficiaries.
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Unwrapping the cabbage leaf around it, cutting into the handsomely roasted bird surrounded by foie gras stuffing, and dipping slices of excellent house-baked baguette into the glossy dark sauce is a sure route to Francophilia.
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There's a wonderful partnering sequence — it's immediately repeated — in the "Gounod" second movement, where it was fascinating to see both Ms. Magnicaballi (assisted, as often, by Michael Cook) and Ms. Noelle (handsomely teamed with Thomas Garrett).
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The clip, handsomely shot and edited, covers a lot of sonic territory in 12 minutes, dropping you right into the developing frenzy; don't miss the funk groove that bubbles up after about the 10-minute mark.
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Philidor profited handsomely from the relationship — prosecutors said it grew to an enterprise with 450 employees and tens of millions of dollars in revenue at the end of 2014 from a tiny start-up in 2013.
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"The Apprentice" was so successful that, by the time the second season launched, Trump's lacklustre tie-in products were being edged out by blue-chip companies willing to pay handsomely to have their wares featured onscreen.
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That is a far cry from what hackers can expect if they sell an Apple flaw on the thriving underground market where a growing number of companies and government agencies are willing to pay hackers handsomely.
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And Mr. Trump, perhaps "more able and more fortunate than his competitors," stumbled to victory using mendacious appeals to voters squeezed by a greedy economy — even though Mr. Trump had himself profited handsomely from that economy.
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Within an airy set, by Christian Schmidt, that evokes handsomely restrained French interiors of past and present, the director Claus Guth maintains a general mood of calm stylization while exposing Racinian cool to more overt drama.
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The assumption that Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives would win handsomely, strengthening her hand in negotiations on Britain's departure from the European Union, has driven the pound higher since she called an election for June 8.
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But there is also the chance that some Democrats, facing tough re-election races in states that Trump won handsomely in 2016, will be forced by their own hopes of political survival to vote for Kavanaugh.
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The company, which has over 100 million customers globally, added 303 million monthly subscribers in international markets in the latest quarter, handsomely beating the average analyst estimate of 2.59 million, according to data from analytics firm FactSet.
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In political terms it was a first test of the Kennedy Administration's ability to stay cool while the heat is on — and, from the moment that Ambassador Thompson entered Khrushchev's office, the Administration passed its test handsomely.
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The village may be physically beautiful, but its inhabitants do not always behave as handsomely: McGregor often adopts a passive construction ("The girl's parents were seen," and so on), to evoke a world of close-minded surveillance.
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Indeed, investors in Russian stocks were handsomely rewarded for their patience in the past month, with the RTS stock index surging from 292,22014 on April 653 to 265,240 on May 21919, a more than 10 percent rise.
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But if she does not handsomely beat the 12-seat majority her predecessor David Cameron won in 2015, her electoral gamble will have failed and her authority could be undermined just as she enters formal Brexit negotiations.
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Lip-syncing to recorded audio, the handsomely shot actors in Barnard's film dually mesmerize and arouse suspicion in the viewer, struck by the film's conspicuous combination of words taken from real life and use of staged visuals.
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He discerned a long trend in American business toward choosing chief executives from outside a company and paying them handsomely for some presumed business flair despite their ignorance of the long-term internal issues facing a company.
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A handsomely designed production (projections by Ms. Arnold, costumes by Whitney Locher, lighting by Isabella Byrd), it also sounds terrific (music direction by Ben Moss, orchestrations by Mr. Mills and Mr. Moss, sound design by Kevin Heard).
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The New York Times reported in October that Google had handsomely paid several high-ranking executives in separation agreements after they were credibly accused of sexual harassment, even though the men could have been fired for cause.
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That meant, some on literary Twitter concluded, that My Dark Vanessa was, like American Dirt before it, just another case of a white woman telling a brown woman's story for her, and getting handsomely rewarded for it.
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At just 2212, this dazzling New Orleanian pianist has already been handsomely decorated: He's won the Leonore Annenberg Arts Fellowship, the American Pianists Association's 2491 Cole Porter Fellowship and the 22040 Lincoln Center Award for Emerging Artists.
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But in recent years, a desire for an even better and more exclusive experience — at events that are already pretty exclusive — has driven event organizers to create their own private luxury parties and charge handsomely for them.
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In 2003, lobbyists from Big Pharma pressured Congress to stop Medicare from negotiating for cheaper prescription drug prices as part of the Medicare Drug Benefit (also known as Medicare Part D). That corporate coercion paid off handsomely.
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Their long-term passion and principles have paid off handsomely: bitcoin closed Tuesday at $4,009 per token — twice its price in July, and significantly more than when Shapiro and her husband bought it for $2 in 2011.
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Be that as it may, the Conservatives were the only party who had a Brexit policy that could be explained in three words, and they were rewarded handsomely for it in Leave-voting Labour constituencies Thursday night.
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Her opening tableau in "Continuum" handsomely paid tribute to the way many of Mr. Taylor's pure-dance works start with an immobile nucleus that we know will soon burst forth into dance life like a seed head.
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There are plenty of worthy places in today's technology landscape to put in effort and investment that will pay off handsomely in the coming years, and I'm looking forward to all the innovation that's yet to come.
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Her public persona pushes hard on the expectations around women's bodies and lives, bringing the labor of beauty and glam into the spotlight, and calling them labor, for which she expects to be (and now is) handsomely compensated.
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Then, of course, there's the singer, songwriter, actor and director Serge Gainsbourg, Charlotte's father, who died in 1991 but still lives on in Ms. Gainsbourg's handsomely chiseled face and in Ms. Birkin's voice when she sings his songs.
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And there are two whole sequences that add nothing whatsoever to the story but suggest that King and Ubisoft — the makers of the apps Candy Crush and Just Dance, respectively — paid handsomely for their inclusion in the film.
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"The Pozners, alas, are as phony as the drill itself, and profiting handsomely from the fake death of their son," Mr. Tracy wrote in a letter that is attributed to him on the Sandy Hook Hoax Facebook page.
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This establishment, which often is housed in well-appointed edifices, is run by handsomely paid operatives and professional non-profit leaders who often earn significant six-figure salaries and benefits that put them firmly in the one percent.
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And there are two whole sequences that add nothing whatsoever to the story, but suggest that Ubisoft and King — the makers of the apps Candy Crush and Just Dance, respectively — paid handsomely for their inclusion in the film.
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In "The Big Short," which was based on the true story of a handful of investors who predicted the disastrous housing market collapse of 28500 and profited handsomely from it, there was plenty of blame to go around.
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They will also need to articulate -- and more on this later -- why it should viscerally upset Americans that, even if their own rates go down a few ticks, the wealthiest in society stand to profit so handsomely. 2.
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Placing herself on a middle level of the central amphitheater-shaped stairs, she put her dancers below — in a group for the handsomely choreographed formations of the first piece and then scattered for simultaneous solos in the second.
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Juventus are compensated handsomely for an asset they acquired on a free transfer and United are the exactly the lavishly profligate club that would drop nine-figure money to reacquire a player they once had in their possession.
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At the Oscars, actresses who have paid a fortune to dermatologists and surgeons will still vogue on the red carpet as they do the Roger Ailes twirl in gowns and jewels that they are paid handsomely to model.
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Here, the flare from an offshore gas plant guides boats packed with migrants headed to Europe, many of which are controlled by the Dabbashis, a powerful local clan that has also profited handsomely from smuggling cheap Libyan fuel.
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Disney's move online could put the company in conflict with Netflix, which will lose access to new Disney and Pixar films, and with cable providers, which pay Disney handsomely for the right to distribute ESPN and other channels.
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Facebook's desire to have a major stake in the technology undergirding virtual reality partly reflected the fact that it was not able to do so in mobile, even though it has managed to profit handsomely from mobile advertising.
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The bet paid off handsomely — T-Mobile has added nearly 40 million subscribers in the past five years, and the rest of the companies in the industry have had to lower prices and change how they do business.
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It invests for a decade or more and has already shown a willingness to pay handsomely for strong brands like Peet's, the European coffee roaster Jacobs Douwe Egberts, the cosmetics house Coty and the stiletto-maker Jimmy Choo.
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He also recalled Liberty's criticism subsequent to their takeover of his decision to go to Azerbaijan, a country without a racing history but willing to pay handsomely and whose race was rated the most exciting of last season.
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Thus when you walk into Mr. Alba's handsomely appointed shop on Via Brera, just 10 minutes on foot from La Scala, you immediately get a buzzy sense that some perfect article of clothing is waiting just for you.
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Filmmakers, once dismissive of streaming companies, have been looking at the struggling art-house box office and deciding that getting their work seen by the widest possible audience — while being handsomely paid, of course — may be what matters most.
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And in the third, the authoritative Marshal John Cook (Sam Waterston) fills in Sheriff Bill on the trouble Frank and Roy have caused across the territory, in a spellbinding tale that dissolves into a handsomely shot train-robbery flashback.
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While $2,000 patchwork band collar shirts and $7,000 coats made from handsomely aged Japanese fabrics mostly dwell in the aspirational rather than accessible realm of fashion, Goldstein's earnest approach and true passion for clothes is evident in his products.
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Some journalists have tried to explain it in crass economic terms, by pointing to evidence that Trump has borrowed money from Russian oligarchs and that former campaign manager Paul Manafort was handsomely compensated by Putin allies in the Ukraine.
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Another reason CEOs can be handsomely rewarded even when performance doesn't seem to warrant it is because they're essentially graded on a curve, where doing less poorly than peers or competitors in a bad year counts as a win.
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Whether it's bow ties, barbecue or belts, John, who will be speaking at the iCONIC conference in New York City on June 7, has profited handsomely from partnerships he formed during his eight seasons on the popular reality series.
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"As cord-cutting takes the country by storm, the same companies that have profited handsomely selling you 200-channel TV packages you don't want or need will effectively claw back any savings from watching TV online instead," Dampier said.
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While U.S. trade negotiators continue to push for a trade deal with China that includes "significant structural changes" to its economic model, investors are putting the trade war behind them, pushing forward into Chinese assets and being rewarded handsomely.
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But for now, dairy lovers in Ningbo can look forward to seeing if they can indeed taste the fresh air and the green grass of Tasmania in their milk, even they will have to pay handsomely for the privilege.
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But Toronto's gamble to trade for Leonard last July, with no assurance it could re-sign him or guarantees about how he would bounce back from an injury-plagued final season in San Antonio, has already paid off handsomely.
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And while its 10 half-hour episodes have a lot of the requisite look and feel — the enervated, dolorous mood and rhythms; the mysteries within mysteries; the handsomely filmed Southern California locations — the show harks back to Feldman's roots.
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Opinion Columnist One of the funniest stories I ever heard about the college admissions madness came from an independent consultant who was paid handsomely to guide families through it and increase the odds that Harvard or Yale said yes.
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Like other Patriots supporters, Eddie Beatrice, who was tailgating with his friends near the stadium and wearing one of the T-shirts mocking Goodell, said the commissioner was paid handsomely by the owners to absorb the wrath of fans.
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This technique is used to make it more difficult for bondholders to form a group to block the deal, as an investor that breaks ranks to help the consent solicitation just scrape over the line would be rewarded handsomely.
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But at the outset of her presidential bid, Warren disavowed the practice, a move seen as a sign of desperation at the time and mocked by some of those same critics but which has paid off handsomely for her.
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Analysts noted that most of the margin pressure on Amazon was due to its heavy spending to build warehouses, or fulfillment centers, that will help speed up deliveries - a strategy they said would pay off handsomely in future quarters.
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Still, China's parliament -- made up of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference – includes delegates from a wide variety of backgrounds, including those who benefited handsomely as China's economy has grown into the world's second largest.
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Finally, Smile Direct Club will reward you handsomely if you wind up loving your ~smile journey~ and referring a friend: They'll get $100 off their own aligners, and you'll receive a $200 Amazon gift card once they complete their purchase.
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Facebook is probably paying handsomely on the news front, considering a few of their early partners: CNN's Anderson Cooper will do a regular show, and so will Fox News' Shep Smith, plus other shows from ABC News, Univision and Mic.
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In recent years, it expanded aggressively, under a business model that combined "pro" subscriptions for insiders willing to pay handsomely for highly detailed political news, and new consumer strands including a magazine that focuses on deeper and more expansive stories.
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But the Toyota Mirai and the Honda Clarity will pay off handsomely in credits - nine of them for each sale, compared to four credits the state now gives a Tesla Model S or the three it gives a Nissan Leaf.
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The Oscar-nominated actor attended the Austin, Texas, premiere of his drama Song to Song to kick off the city's annual South by Southwest film festival Friday, outfitted handsomely on the red carpet in a blue suit and crisp white shirt.
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Iowa's friendly relationship with China, fostered by Mr Branstad, his predecessor, Robert Ray, and enterprising Iowans such as Luca Berrone, a businessman who drove Mr Xi around Iowa for two weeks on his first visit, has benefited the state handsomely.
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Financing took the form of a long-term, low-coupon bond that traded well below face value, meaning the CDS would pay out handsomely when valued against that bond—even though Hovnanian's other bonds were trading close to face value.
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When they emerge from the stage, they are even handsomely paid (any who has spent any time touring with a shitty punk band will know that over 300 dollars for a single show is nearly unheard of) for their troubles.
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These losses reflect the persistence of financial racism in America and the fact that black people who were eligible for affordable credit were victimized by predatory loans that paid off handsomely for brokers and lenders but led borrowers to foreclosure.
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With some passengers now seemingly prepared to pay handsomely for super-luxury first-class and even small apartments on long-haul flights, getting to the other side of the world in just six hours might be a tempting proposition for some.
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The intimate production, directed and choreographed by Kathleen Marshall, is handsomely staged at the Long Wharf Theater here, with a small band unobtrusively placed on risers, against a backdrop of gold frames in which we see projections of Lautrec's works.
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Silverblatt provided the following data as of the close on Friday: With the exception of Facebook, which went public in 2012, the rest of the group has been rewarding shareholders handsomely since 2009 and the end of the financial crisis.
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The company likes memes, and it frequently posts pictures of good bois posing handsomely beside the most recent month's offerings, and it's so pure it didn't realize that it basically shipped out a ton of soft cotton Fleshlights last week.
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But the Toyota Mirai and the Honda Clarity will pay off handsomely in credits – nine of them for each sale, compared to four credits the state now gives a Tesla Model S or the three it gives a Nissan Leaf.
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It was an unusual show of solidarity by a television news industry that has profited handsomely from Mr. Trump's success, even as its journalists have been routinely taunted and confounded by a candidate with a penchant for lies and bullying.
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Silverblatt provided the following data as of the close on Monday: With the exception of Facebook, which went public in 2012, the rest of the group has been rewarding shareholders handsomely since 2009 and the end of the financial crisis.
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Think about it: If you're one of the first people working 10 - 12-hour days with the company's founder in his or her garage, you'll likely be rewarded handsomely if business starts booming or if another company acquires the business.
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DoorDash is among SoftBank's big bets out of its Vision Fund and one the Japanese conglomerate needs to pay off handsomely after the recent disaster at WeWork, which withdrew its IPO in September, and the ongoing public market struggles at Uber.
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Ailey dedicated it to "all black women everywhere — especially our mothers" — and as performed by Demetia Hopkins-Greene, it was a feat of sustained power, control and amplitude that handsomely showcased different modes of the heroic aspects of ordinary working women.
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As she trimmed me up, the leavings falling to the floor — it was my job to sweep them into a dust pan — I realized she moved in a world of glamorous hair, actresses paying handsomely for just the right coif.
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They were also selling their own images, manufactured in collusion with the brands they represented, as well as the millions of magazines and websites (including, yes, our own) that recorded those images, and they were profiting — often handsomely — from it.
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Before her arrival, Jonathan Fensom's handsomely appointed sets are filled with the hum of gossip and one finely honed observation after another, the aperçus delivered by a gathering of aristos for whom gently barbed chat flows as naturally as afternoon tea.
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"The best pieces — on Wilkie Collins, the demi-divinity Lady Diana Cooper and the histrionic Booth brothers Edwin and John Wilkes — are suffused with bookworm passion and urbane ease, handsomely framed and informatively filled out," our reviewer, James Wolcott, writes.
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Business and political leaders — particularly in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the former Soviet Union — were willing to pay handsomely for relationships with Trump intimates that could give them access in Washington or additional credibility and stature at home.
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Reorg Research was begun in 2013 by its chief executive, Kent Collier, who said in his own court filings that the company had about 375 subscribers who "manage trillions of dollars in assets" and pay him handsomely for his services.
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Adapted from Caleb Carr's novel, this historical fiction is handsomely produced and smartly cast, but merely delivers the latest twist on a serial-killer yarn -- a particularly nasty one, true, but which at least initially fails to get under your skin.
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Barron's reported Sunday that Clinton has profited handsomely as a board member for IAC/InterActiveCorp, a media and internet investment company that has an ownership stake in 150 well-known brands, such as Vimeo, Tinder, Angie's List and Home Advisor.
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But in the current hyper-competitive world of art consignments, where the auction houses pay sellers handsomely to secure top work for auction, the sale prices can often bear little relationship to the actual profits made by the auction houses.
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"She was first out the gate to take responsibility and will be handsomely rewarded for it, especially if the other defendants drag their feet, which [we're] beginning to see," Louis Shapiro, an L.A. federal defense attorney, told the L.A. Times last month.
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That may seem like a lot of money, and it is; but when you consider that the network sometimes spent $15 million an episode for the original series and pays its actors handsomely, it makes sense that they'd want to keep up.
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Over the next six months, the Syriza government broke off talks on a new bail-out, called its referendum on the terms demanded by the EU (which its finance minister had described as "fiscal waterboarding"), campaigned for a "No" vote, and won handsomely.
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This divide-and-conquer stratagem paid off handsomely this week when the Czechs and Slovaks broke ranks with a group of eastern European countries to back a tightening of cross-border labour rules inside the EU, a totemic issue for Mr Macron.
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With a reputation as a renegade investor whose contrarian but prescient bets on companies like Facebook and SpaceX had paid off handsomely, Thiel — one of the few Silicon Valley elite to openly support Trump — now had a victory in the political sphere.
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If she fails to beat handsomely the 12-seat majority her predecessor David Cameron won in 2015, her electoral gamble will have failed and her authority will be undermined both inside the Conservative Party and at talks with 27 other EU leaders.
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Black presents her tropes handsomely and wittily, however, and the three-screen format, filled with images of stars and prisons, train rides and factories, is often a pleasure to look at, if a little too in keeping with the conventions of biennale art.
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Ward wears pricey expedition gear, and what you might call his "civvies" are full-on cowboy regalia, with pearl-buttoned flannel shirts and jeans accessorized by a handsomely brimmed hat and matching belt, holster, and boots, all custom fashioned from stingray leather.
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"Abbott's CEO, Miles White, ... has done a masterful job of unlocking value over the years, including the spin-off of AbbVie, the drug business, " Cramer said, adding that Abbott's $25 billion acquisition of St. Jude Medical handsomely benefited the company and its stock.
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He said that investment paid off so handsomely that by 2017, his $115 worth of bitcoins from 2011 had appreciated enough for him to buy a Lamborghini Huracan — the Lamborghini's "entry-level" supercar that retails for about $200,000, according to Car and Driver.
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Adapted from the novel by Booth Tarkington, this rendition — which Welles wrote, directed and narrated, but did not appear in — was handsomely mounted but moody and downbeat, with Joseph Cotten playing the kind of complex antihero that was decades away from vogue.
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It also raises questions about what kind of relationship museums should have with dealers, who are often the gatekeepers to privately owned works that could attract paying visitors, but who also stand to gain handsomely from having a prestigious institution display their holdings.
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These increases in spending in the face of deep cuts to other aspects of the budget are nothing less than a craven giveaway to Trump's friends in the coal, oil and gas industry, who already stand to gain handsomely from this administration.
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Politico described Giuliani's involvement with the group as a man "gorging at the table of Islamo-Marxist terrorists who have murdered Americans"—a relationship from which Giuliani has apparently profited handsomely, although he's long declined to tot up the takings for public consumption.
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Then again, in hindsight it's amazing that a mainstream, ad-supported basic cable network gambled at all on such a scalding concept, which skewered corporate greed and consumerism and posited that a shadowy cabal was behind everything, pulling the strings and profiting handsomely.
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The two unnerving videos in "Blue Room," Frank Heath's neatly laid out show at the Swiss Institute, set a dialogue between a voice actor and an unidentified customer service agent over handsomely composed shots of a mysterious-looking building in Lower Manhattan.
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My suitcase safely stowed, I went out for a walk through the handsomely colonnaded streets of the city, and soon arrived at the base of what I had recently learned was its best-known landmark, a pair of twelfth-century brick towers.
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Each were multibillion-dollar bets, but the strategy paid off handsomely, with Disney earning more than $7 billion at the global box office last year alone, thanks to a string of hits like Finding Dory, Captain America: Civil War, and Star Wars: Rogue One.
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Indeed, Markopolos acknowledged in an interview with CNBC that his investigation was backed by a hedge fund that profited handsomely from the company's bet against GE, but declined to name the hedge fund, saying only that it was a mid-sized U.S. hedge fund.
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Prosecutors allege that Zarrab and others profited handsomely from the scheme, including top members of the Turkish government as well as multiple Iranian companies that the US Department of Treasury had designated as supporters of terrorism via the IRGC and its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah.
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Since then, US officials say Cuba has stepped up efforts to crack down on smuggling and cooperated with the United States, a rarity in the Caribbean, where rampant corruption often means the officials tasked with fighting drug trafficking benefit handsomely from turning a blind eye.
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Lawyers for the defendants have argued that their clients were not sophisticated enough to carry out such a large narcotics deal and were entrapped by informants out to please the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, which was paying them handsomely to lure in high-profile marks.
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The interest of British clubs suits the rest of the Bundesliga rather better than the traditional talent drain south: not only do Premier League teams pay handsomely, and upfront, they do not also return at least once a season to take three points home, too.
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In many ways, the tech world does represent the future: it has attracted a generation of the most promising engineers, scientists, and coders and paid them handsomely, all but assuring that they will have influence over the nation's ideas and values for years to come.
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Mr. Christie was relatively new to public life, and eager for it; he had been a Morris County freeholder, but failed in his campaigns for higher office and was appointed federal prosecutor after his brother, Todd, donated handsomely to Mr. Bush's first presidential campaign.
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But gradually I came to hear what the extensive notes on this handsomely packaged, moderately priced double-CD gave me a grip on: a fleeting '70s golden era that uplifted a Khartoum postcolonial elite under the thumb of Nasserite music lover Gafaar Muhammad Nimeiry.
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Both Game of Thrones and Veep attracted some degree of critical grumbling over final season missteps, but Emmy voters didn't really seem to care, rewarding both shows handsomely (though Veep getting left out of the comedy directing category raised my eyebrow at least a centimeter).
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The best pieces — on Wilkie Collins, the demi-divinity Lady Diana Cooper and the histrionic Booth brothers Edwin and John Wilkes — are suffused with bookworm passion and urbane ease, handsomely framed and informatively filled out, rather than crackling with fresh discovery or bold assertion.
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The excellent Kim Martin-Cotten plays the more senior of the servants in the factory owners' home, and in her eminently human dispatch of the scene, hope blooms for the Mint Theater Company's handsomely designed revival (set by Harry Feiner, costumes by Andrea Varga).
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The online news outlet The Wire was slapped with a criminal defamation suit after it published a story this month alleging that Jay Shah, son of Amit Shah, the powerful head of Mr. Modi's governing Bharatiya Janata Party, has profited handsomely under Mr. Modi's government.
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And Mr. Trump has repeatedly charged that Mr. Biden, who handled Ukrainian affairs as vice president, tried to get a prosecutor fired for investigating a Ukrainian energy company that paid his son, Hunter, handsomely as a board member despite a lack of experience in Ukraine.
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Its foe wasn't the drink in the bottle or the drunk who drank it, but the drink traffic: powerful business interests — protected by a government reliant on liquor taxes — getting men addicted to booze, and then profiting handsomely by bleeding them and their families dry.
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But generally speaking, the brands that are left are premium ones that appeal to well-heeled cosmopolitans, customers who are willing to fork over $300 for some pairs of Red Wing boots and $165 for an handsomely cut oxford-cloth shirt from Gitman Bros. Vintage.
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Now, I'm sure you pay your employees handsomely, Atlanta (and that you've made very sure that there's no pay gap between your male and female staffers), so it's probably true that paying 25 cents a tampon is not cost-prohibitive for any of them.
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But if she fails to beat handsomely the 12-seat majority her predecessor David Cameron won in 2015, her electoral gamble will have failed and her authority will be undermined both inside her Conservative Party and at talks with the 27 other EU leaders.
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The Hawks had to pay handsomely (three years, $70.5 million) for the privilege of seeing if he can do that, and the transition to doing things differently might be a bit awkward at times, but a Millsap-Howard frontcourt should still be able to do some damage.
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Netflix is clearly fueled more and more by a belief that its subscribers want the kind of content they can only find on Netflix, and the service increasingly pays handsomely for the privilege, shelling out millions to land series and specials you can only watch there.
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Anyone lucky enough to live nearby (or willing to trek to one of them) will be handsomely rewarded with either a hot or cold medium-sized Maple Pecan-flavored coffee if they happen to be one of the first 500 visitors tomorrow morning, starting at 9 a.m.
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If anything, Murdoch's stance here signals a new fracture in what was once seen as a symbiotic relationship between a news media that largely hands its content out for free and the social media ecosystem that has profited handsomely from its dominance of the ad business.
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The events of the past few days would seem to indicate that their efforts to aid Trump's election may have paid off after all -- and paid off handsomely -- with a United States weakened by division, its government consumed with a crisis rooted in Moscow's 2016 election interference.
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That is to say, if May fails to beat handsomely the 12-seat majority her predecessor David Cameron won in 2015, her electoral gamble will have failed and her authority will be undermined both inside the Conservative Party and at talks with 27 other EU leaders.
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The long-awaited release of Dust-to-Digital's box of Moroccan field recordings, made in the 1950s by Paul Bowles, author of "The Sheltering Sky", highlights another marketing ploy: with Bowles's notes handsomely presented in a leather-bound book, the box is an art-object in itself.
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It is a struggle, above all, between those who have profited handsomely since the American invasion toppled Saddam Hussein, and those who are struggling to get by and look on with fury as the political parties, some with ties to Iran, distribute payoffs to the well connected.
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One of my favorites of the five shows I caught at the festival has, I regret to say, finished its limited run: Caleen Sinnette Jennings's lively, socially incisive monologue "Queens Girl in Africa," which got a handsomely polished production by Paige Hernandez for Mosaic Theater Company.
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Worried about the possibility of cap-and-trade legislation a decade ago, the Koch brothers spent handsomely to quash South Carolina Representative Bob Inglis's oddball brand of conservative climate politics, deploying teams of people to his town hall and donating generously to his primary challenger, Trey Gowdy.
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Editorial Observer There is so much new life and affluence crowding the Brooklyn waterfront that traditionalists like Mark Peskanov, the master violinist who runs the Bargemusic concerts of chamber music aboard a handsomely converted coal barge, hard by the Brooklyn Bridge, might be tempted to move.
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The program has come under some criticism by community organizations because many of the designated zones are in areas that are already rapidly gentrifying, fueling concerns that the additional capital could just super-charge displacement and handsomely reward investors for projects they would have funded anyway.
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In the first episode — there are six in all, presented as if they were chapters in a handsomely illustrated old clothbound volume — the title character, played by a grinning Tim Blake Nelson, takes the prospect of his own demise in stride, as he does everyone else's.
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Yevgen Nikiforov 503/250 Artists who complied were handsomely rewarded, earning as much as 29,29 Soviet rubles for a bus stop mosaic made of tiny pieces of ceramic and glass—a fortune when many Ukrainians made less than 100 rubles a month—or 6,000 for a large panel.
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Clinton also tweets a lot at the White House: Zachary Crockett / Vox Trump has remained laser-focused on the media, and has been handsomely rewarded for it: The New York Times estimates he has collected more than $2 billion in free press over the course of the election.
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His authority inside the locker room was usurped from the start by Jackson's apparent belief that he was the most handsomely paid (at $12 million a year) offensive coordinator in the history of professional sports, hired primarily to impose his beloved triangle offense on the coach of his choosing.
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The tech elite are moving left this election cycle This election cycle, the tech elite are almost exclusively backing liberals: Tesla's Elon Musk donated to Hillary Clinton, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg gave handsomely to the San Francisco Democratic Party organization, and Microsoft's Bill Gates gave to three Democratic congressmen.
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Set against a Purge Night in Los Angeles, it pits a diverse group of unfortunates against roving street gangs, gun-toting lunatics, hardened right-wing extremists with military-grade arsenals, and millionaires who pay handsomely for the right to murder their victims within the safety of controlled environments.
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Handsomely installed in Wrightwood 659's ample, unencumbered galleries — located in a former, red-brick apartment building from the late 1920s that was gut-renovated by the Japanese starchitect Tadao Andō — the 70 Ishida pictures on view represent about a third of the artist's total known production of paintings.
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Apple recently got handsomely rewarded for making sense of tech disruption, its market value soaring close to a trillion dollars as it embedded all of the themes — big data, artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), internet of things (IOT) and enhanced security — under the hood of its iPhone.
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Much like the Sixers were searching for an established veteran with a modern skill-set that actively boosts everyone who enters their orbit, the Nets don't need to be shy about handsomely compensating Redick; a signing of this magnitude would raise the organization's status and make them better.
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The life of an artist has always been an enviable one to me: solitary days spent in a studio (always a loft space, always brightly lit, always wearing an oversized, paint-speckled utilitarian jumpsuit) creating something you want to create—and, in some cases, you're paid handsomely for it.
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Cardinals) Adrian Peterson (ARI at Rams) — If you happened to hold on to Peterson, or snagged him off your waiver wire, you were rewarded handsomely last week, as he turned back the clock to the tune of 25.4 fantasy points, the second most of any back in Week 7.
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Tall, spare and urbane, Mr. O'Keeffe, who said he is in his late 70s, wears handsomely tailored suits, custom-made shirts, tasteful silk ties, horn-rimmed glasses and the impish expression of someone holding back a humorous anecdote for the perfect moment (and there are plenty of them).
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While handsomely and mostly filled with Art Deco, those words have been banished from the effort in an attempt to show how American design was shaped by numerous European influences and to acknowledge the importance of jazz, the African-American invention that was this country's first original modernism.
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The creations of Cunningham's colleagues in the visual arts — Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns above all, but also Marcel Duchamp, Frank Stella, Andy Warhol, Charles Atlas and many more — are handsomely honored throughout the Walker show; so, too, is the work of composers from John Cage to Takehisa Kosugi.
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All of which might just be warm-up for Charlie's biggest problem, a potential conspiracy involving HiberTech, a corporation that has, for years, profited handsomely from the hibernation industry, and that may or may not be involved in a struggle against a shadowy splinter group calling itself RealSleep.
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I'm going to trust that Blac Chyna didn't come this far to start making bad business decisions; that she's self-aware enough to really think through how appearing in a video that is essentially about gold diggers could work for her; and that she was paid handsomely for her time.
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That's the approach Xiaomi took with its entry into India three years ago, and it has paid off handsomely this year, as Xiaomi is now within only a few percentage points of the market leader Samsung (this summer's IDC figures showed Xiaomi commanding 210 percent of the Indian phone market).
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Mapplethorpe, so beautifully represented in many of his works, was himself exceptional, particularly in his two "Self-Portraits" of 1980, his handsomely suited "Self-Portrait" of 1986, and his AIDS-ravaged, astonishingly large death's head "Self-Portrait" of 1988 — one of the most remarkable self-portraits of the entire genre.
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We might feel differently, though, if meal prep was our job, and we would definitely feel differently if we got paid handsomely to do it That career path could soon become a reality for two lucky people because, according to Business Insider, a New York City family is looking to hire.
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Biden's speech, and both his and Upton's response demonstrates the kind of basic decency and bipartisan spirit that most Americans long for—and which could pay off handsomely at the ballot box if either party can stop being the ideological purity police and return to a focus on commonsense governance.
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Similarly, there are those who stand to profit handsomely from the wave of new demand for healthcare outside the VA. But arguments for and against privatization — while perhaps necessary to an extent — have done little to address what ails one of the largest government agencies in the country and its future.
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There is a touch of the Harlequin hero in the newspaper correspondent William Byrne, who appears in Lib's life at just the right time, and who is last seen, at least before the brief epilogue, galloping away on a horse, with his red hair no doubt blowing handsomely in the wind.
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Like Trump, Flynn thought that the United States could work with Putin and even sat next to the Russian president at a gala dinner in Moscow in December 2015 that celebrated the 10th anniversary of Russia Today (RT), the Kremlin-sponsored TV network, an appearance for which Flynn was handsomely paid.
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Most were handsomely rewarded for pleading guilty and cooperating with the American authorities; they were treated as first-time offenders despite extensive criminal histories in Colombia; and they received credit for time served there, even though the official rationale for their extradition was that they were committing crimes in Colombian jails.
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While handsomely and mostly filled with Art Deco, this exhibition has banished those words — Art Deco, that is — in an attempt to show how American design was shaped by numerous European influences and to acknowledge the importance of jazz, the African-American invention that was this country's first original modernism.
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The mercurial Kyrgios has pledged a A$200 ($140) donation for every ace he serves during Australia's summer of tennis in support of relief and recovery efforts for victims of the country's bushfire catastrophe and he contributed handsomely to the cause by smashing 20 of them against his German opponent.
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He put his daughter and her husband in plum positions, ignored the fact that his son met with a Russian operative to get dirt on Clinton, and profits handsomely from the hotels and clubs he owns -- and that others pay to stay at so they can get access to the president.
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Winston Wolkoff, described in the New York Times as "a New York socialite who is best known for her role in producing the Met Gala," left the White House last year under a cloud of rumors that her company profited handsomely (to the tune of more than $1 million) from her inauguration work.
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Museums & Galleries While handsomely and mostly filled with Art Deco, this exhibition has banished those words — Art Deco, that is — in an attempt to demonstrate how American design was shaped by numerous European influences and to acknowledge the importance of jazz, the African-American invention that was this country's first original modernism.
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"Next Generation" put out mostly 26-episode seasons from 1987 to 1994, back in the day when ambient mediocrity went along with bulk production and modest budgets, and a show could succeed handsomely on the basis of Stewart's Shakespearean assurance, Spiner's winsome mugging and the enduring appeal of Gene Roddenberry's 1960s utopianism.
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Kering has been handsomely rewarded in recent financial reporting quarters for taking a risk in on appointing individualistic, edgy and in some cases lesser-known talent as creative directors at some of its iconic brands - most notably Alessandro Michele at Gucci, Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga and Anthony Vaccarello at Yves Saint Laurent.
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That campaign paid off handsomely in the best picture nominations of Black Panther, a futuristic vision of unapologetic black excellence that smashed box office records and myths about commercial viability for black movies, and BlacKKKlansman, which riffed on both the political climate of the Black Power era and the post-Charlottesville contemporary moment.
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There is also a strong argument to be made that a key reason the mountain gorilla is not yet extinct is because tourists are willing to fly to Africa and pay handsomely for the chance to see one in the wild, proving to governments and local communities the importance of protecting them.
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CreditCreditIllustration by James Graham Early this year in the sun-streaked offices of Spring, a handsomely capitalized shopping start-up in Manhattan's Flatiron district, Octavian Costache, the company's chief technology officer and one of its founders, claimed a spot near the bright new kitchen to make a speech at a weekly all-hands meeting.
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Curtis Hanson's adaptation of James Ellroy's LA Confidential, which hit theaters the following Friday, works in many of the same ways Roman Polanski's Chinatown had 20-plus years earlier: Both are handsomely mounted period pieces recalling the noir mysteries of the era, while explicitly addressing matters of sex and violence that their precursors couldn't touch.
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And a juiced ball is better, surely, than the sanctimonious and hypocritical drug policy of two decades past that vilified players for making choices—choices deleterious to their health, no less—that they had every incentive in the world to make, while the league profited handsomely off those choices and punished players for them simultaneously.
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She reportedly got paid handsomely for her appearance (according to TMZ, all cast members started with a base pay of $200,000 that grew the longer you stayed in the house), and she was able to get her version of events out to the public, mediated not by a testy interviewer but by sympathetic castmates.
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And while Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was condemned internationally for the invasion, the outcome Trump described rewards him handsomely — with a long-sought "safe zone" negotiated with Russia on the Syrian border and the removal of all U.S. sanctions imposed by Trump, who was effusive in thanking Erdogan today for stopping the offensive.
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Here's how much money each Final Four team's athletic departments made this year: Oklahoma: $129,226,692 Syracuse: $87,175,761 North Carolina: $83,771,913 Villanova: $37,541,206 With that kind of money, all four of those schools—which would have varying levels of payment commitments in other sports, based on their priorities and preferences—could pay their basketball players handsomely.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans are struggling to make the $240 trillion Trump tax cuts a winning issue with voters in the midterm congressional elections, but the cuts are helping the party in another crucial way: unlocking tens of millions of dollars in campaign donations from the wealthy conservatives and corporate interests that benefited handsomely from it.
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Others alluded to the ways in which a widespread professionalization and gamification of the hacking world — as evidenced by so-called bug bounty programs offered by companies like Facebook and Google, which pay (often handsomely) for hackers to hunt for and disclose cybersecurity gaps on their many platforms — have legitimized certain elements of the culture.
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All this was handsomely realized by the Britten Sinfonia, moonlighting as the pit-band at Sadler's Wells, and by the mostly youthful cast — who had been drawn together under the banner of Independent Opera, a fund to help emerging stage directors that has grown into a full production company with a nose for innovative projects.
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Less than a week after Turkey launched an incursion into northern Syria with Mr. Trump's assent, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, considered a war criminal by the United States, has benefited handsomely, striking a deal with the United States' former allies to take the northern border and rapidly gaining territory without a fight.
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Because in a roundabout way, Wentz—and more specifically the way Philly acquired him—became a Bears story this offseason, Or, at least, that should've been the story once people got past the initial shock of Pace and his group moving aggressively for a rookie quarterback soon after handsomely rewarding a veteran at the position.
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Over the years, Ms. Chao has repeatedly used her connections and celebrity status in China to boost the profile of the company, which benefits handsomely from the expansive industrial policies in Beijing that are at the heart of diplomatic tensions with the United States, according to interviews, industry filings and government documents from both countries.
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We continue to hope that a way can be found for Benchmark to move forward, having profited so handsomely from the work of Travis Kalanick and many others, and to do so without inflicting gratuitous harm on the company which we have all supported, and for which we continue to have the greatest expectations.
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This exhibition fulfills Rousseau's dream handsomely by placing him within a wide art historical context that connects his paintings to as far back as the 15th century, as demonstrated by the inclusion of the wonderful tempera painting "Portrait of an Unknown Man with a Red Beret" (1493) by Vittore Carpaccio from the Museo Correr in Venice.
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Ri helped bring in somewhere between $50 million and $100 million for North Korean elites, and was handsomely rewarded with luxuries most North Koreans couldn't dream of in years past: a car, a color TV and some extra cash on the side, once rarities in the communist state but more commonplace now in the capital, Pyongyang.
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The result, however, is a handsomely produced series that has the flavor of a British tea-time show -- one of those dramas that air in the afternoon, designed to broadly appeal to audiences young and old -- only infused with a lot more violence and gore, as well as soapy elements that feel tired practically from the get-go.
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As we go into the voting booth this Election Day we need to be cognizant of the rhetoric, manipulation and corruption of this Permanent Political Aristocracy and their surrogates that will move "heaven and earth" to protect their ability to "profit handsomely" and their "right of preeminence" from a political outsider who just may bring reform.
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James Parrott, the chief economist of the Fiscal Policy Institute, a think tank in New York, said that the thousands of households in New York that reported negative income managed to have both significant capital gains — money that could be used to handsomely support household activities — and business losses that would require no taxes be paid on the gains.
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The rarest so far has been "Images" (1977): one of those singular Taylor creations in which no other choreographer would have yoked this Debussy music (piano pieces from "Images" and his "Children's Corner Suite") to these images of human behavior (poetic ceremonies from the ancient world, with Gene Moore's bodices handsomely exposing the women's breasts, Minoan-style).
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Verizon already pays the NFL handsomely to stream games on mobile devices, but that deal only includes prime-time and local-market games, and the streams are limited to viewers in the U.S. This one-game deal, which the NFL announced Wednesday, means Verizon can stream the game on any of its properties, including AOL, to an international audience.
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But Gerwig allows Amy to respond to that objection by saying out loud what Alcott's Amy had to keep to the subtext: Of course it's reasonable for Amy to want to marry money, because in choosing to marry at all, she's signing up to give away her freedom, and she might as well be paid handsomely for it.
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"Tesla shares tend to a have a lot more noise and volatility than most, but we think investors who are willing to take a longer-term view of the story will be rewarded handsomely and continue to believe Tesla is on track to post one of the market's most robust year-over-year earnings increases in 2019," said CFRA analyst Garrett Nelson.
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So far: • Some U.S. news outlets have blocked European readers • A nonprofit has filed official complaints about Google, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram with E.U. privacy regulators • Read-it-later app Instapaper is currently not accessible by European users It's not surprising to hear that many C.E.O.s are handsomely paid — Doug McMillon of Walmart, for example, earned $22 million last year.
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The text is available online, but the traditional format is handsomely printed and distributed to enthusiasts in the wine trade: roughly 230 pages of manifesto, clarifications of obfuscating German nomenclature, encomia to soils, producer profiles that are memoir-y one moment and prayerful the next, impressionistic tasting notes on up to 500 wines, plus all sorts of essays sneaked in here and there.
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With director Robert Schwentke returning to the helm, and a cast lead by Shailene Woodley suiting up for another sci-fi actioner where big ideas are often bottled down into resounding clichés, this handsomely made effects-driven vehicle offers more of the same and then some — a fact that will hardly bother fans who've already pledged their allegiance to the franchise, but won't convert any nonbelievers.
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And while Mr. Pedersen would be reason enough to watch the moody, flavorful, handsomely photographed show, the thing that really sets "Mystery Road" apart is the actress who signed on to play the outback sergeant Emma James: the great Judy Davis, playing a police officer for the first time in her career and starring in an Australian TV series for the first time in nearly 40 years.
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Mr. Byford, meanwhile, has the backing of Mr. Lhota, the M.T.A. chairman who has several other lives that he must tend to; as reported by Dana Rubinstein in Politico and by The New York Times, he has to watch out for the interests of N.Y.U. Langone, a hospital network that compensates him handsomely, and Madison Square Garden, where he is paid to serve on the board.
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That is the model: buy the mines (or assets) for cheap from a company in restructuring, thereby escaping health, pension, and environmental obligations; take out huge loans to keep the mines going; pay yourself and your executives handsomely from those loans; and then, when the mine goes under anyway, pay yourself additional bonuses for "managing" your own bankruptcy and walk away richer than you started.
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The "Brussels" against which British voters rebelled is not the "absolute Despotism" that the authors of the Declaration of Independence broke with, but a bureaucracy answerable to 28 contentious governments that has never constrained British sovereignty in defense or fiscal policy, or in dealing with refugees from outside the E.U. And as the Britons will soon realize to their regret, they benefited handsomely from participating in a large common market.
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