He did get out, and Israel and Hock struck a deal under which Hock would sell the originals, since Israel was by then a sketchy figure among dealers.
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The recipe includes navy beans, ham hock, butter and onions.
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HOCK TAN: NXPI IS NOT – WILL NOT SOLVE QUALCOMM'S PROBLEMS.
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Ng's lawyer, Tan Hock Chuan, was not immediately available to comment.
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A small-business owner ends up in hock to loan sharks.
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Usually, they hock blinding venom at anything they consider a threat.
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Broadcom's chief executive, Hock Tan, is facing two sources of uncertainty.
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"What the Hock?" analysts from brokerage Evercore wrote in a note.
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Broadcom's C.E.O., Hock Tan, responded by asking to meet this weekend.
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I don't go into hock over things I can't pay for.
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FABER: HOLD ON, HOCK, WE DO HAVE THE OPENING BELL THERE.
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The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye is now available from Pantheon.
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You can't be a heavily testosterized Bruce Willis and play Jack Hock.
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Vendors hock skinned hares, while seafood stalls display glistening fish and shrimp.
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"We proactively took steps to reduce any potential patient risk," Hock said.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan joins CNBC for an interview at 9 a.m.
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David Tanis has a fairly traditional recipe with ham hock and collards.
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Not much is known about the friend, Jack Hock, who helped Israel.
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All instances of anything approximating love or tenderness arrive in hock to cruelty.
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This shipping container home, located in Hock Hills, Ohio, is called the "BoxHop."
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I totally understand that they're here to hock products, yes, they are there.
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Some parents, said Klosowski of Moritt Hock & Hamroff, take a wait-and-see approach.
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Donald Trump and Broadcom CEO Hock Tan at the White House in November 2017.
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Touching them feels like touching a refrigerated ham hock, not an attached body part.
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That would make the outlook for those already in hock to China even grimmer.
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As the review correctly states, the character's name is Jack Hock, not Jack Hockey.
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"(The Conservatives) are now putting the country in hock to the DUP," Sturgeon said.
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Hock received three years' probation and died in 1994 at the age of 47.
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To view a graphic on Broadcom deal history under CEO Hock Tan, click: reut.
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And ammonia from the faeces of birds crammed tightly together often produces unedifying "hock burns".
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Back then, Liew had feared "Charlie Chan Hock Chye" would bomb without the NAC's funding.
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"Truly depressing Broadcom call with a solemn Hock Tan," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday night.
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Most MPs are first-timers and in hock to a small number of influential figures.
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His lawyer, Tan Hock Chuan, asked for the order to be issued within 30 days.
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Put on some lentils or black beans to simmer, with or without a ham hock.
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She had refused to hock her city's finances to make a $14 billion league happier.
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Low's father, Low Hock Peng, was booked for one charge under the same money laundering act.
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Sonny Liew's brilliantly inventive "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye" weighs those costs and benefits.
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Now she is finally coming out of her cave — and into the world to hock candles.
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Leading the list is Broadcom CEO Hock Tan with a total compensation package over $103 million.
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But she's also so in hock to the company that the only way out is through.
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Hock Tan of Broadcom received $22017 million, while Frank Bisignano of First Data earned $253 million.
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Hock said no previous tests at Children's Medical Center Dallas showed mold outside the expected ranges.
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I AM SO THRILLED TO HAVE HOCK TAN, WHO IS THE MAN BEHIND THIS ACQUISITION HERE.
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Add the beans, ham hock, thyme, bay leaf, and 5 cups water and bring to a boil.
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Hock Tan, Broadcom's chief executive, has built up a portfolio of technologies through a series of acquisitions.
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THE ART OF CHARLIE CHAN HOCK CHYE (Pantheon, $21980) presents itself as a coffee-table victory lap.
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"Any rational board would consider what we've put forward," Hock Tan, Broadcom's chief executive, said by telephone.
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HOCK, I WANT TO VOTE WITH YOU BECAUSE THAT CONTENTION ENDS THE DAY THAT YOU BUY THEM.
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BUT YOU ARE A GENT TO COME ON. HOCK TAN, CEO OF BROADCOM, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
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Since 2002, Argentina has been in hock to the hedge funds that bought up the country's cheap debt.
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Broadcom's chief executive officer, Hock Tan, has built the company through a series of ambitious deals reut.rs/2XnqvWO.
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Low's father Low Hock Peng was booked for one charge under the same money laundering act, he said.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said on a call with analysts that uncertainty in the industry extended beyond Huawei.
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In The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye, cartoonist Sonny Liew collaborates with a figment of his imagination.
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It is against this backdrop that Hock Tan, chief executive of Broadcom, continues to hunt for new targets.
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The DNC has $6.5 million cash on hand but is in hock to the tune of $85033 million.
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"[Broadcom CEO Hock Tan] already made that commitment to show that he'll bring jobs to America," O'Leary said.
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This white bean breakfast bake makes a good argument for keeping a smoked ham hock in the freezer.
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Cook finely chopped onions, bell pepper, green onions, garlic, and celery in bacon grease or ham hock until soft.
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CEO Hock Tan partly blamed the outlook on the Trump administration's ban on US companies selling components to Huawei.
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Rachel Hock, 30, Boston, Massachusetts About a year ago, I went to the dentist to have two cavities filled.
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Levine left Herrick Feinstein in 2012 to take over the tax practice of another law firm, Moritt Hock & Hamroff.
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In a medium saucepan, cover the ham hock, celery, carrot, and onion with the apple cider vinegar and water.
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Its C.E.O., Hock Tan, had a conversation with the Qualcomm C.E.O. Steve Mollenkopf last year about a potential deal.
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Broadcom's chief executive, Hock Tan, is said to be open to renegotiating the Qualcomm contract should his company prevail.
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Ah Hock, a poor, middle-aged Chinese Malaysian man, spent three years in prison after murdering a migrant worker.
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"We have to address this head on," said Stacy Hock, the chairwoman of the Texas Republican Party's Victory Committee.
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By the time Israel was being blackmailed by the dealer in New York, her relationship with Hock had deteriorated.
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In the meantime, the U.S. Virgin Islands is trapped in a circle of hock that's making it tough to maneuver.
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Pakistan is in hock to China which, through a ballyhooed China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, has promised $62bn of infrastructure spending.
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This might ease fears that NS2 will leave parts of Europe in hock to the Russians for decades to come.
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As such, the world economy will limp on, burdened by debt and in hock to easy money from central banks.
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He also called Broadcom CEO Hock Tan a "brilliant dealmaker" in his efforts to expand its offerings outside of hardware.
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What to watch: CEO Hock E. Tan warned that the second quarter bump the company had projected is now unlikely.
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Please. 3. He may be in hock to some very questionable people: This one is the very hardest to support.
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"America is again the best place to lead a business with a global footprint," Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan said.
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Hock E. Tan, Broadcom's chief executive, is likely to argue that it is time to change Qualcomm's patent-licensing practices.
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It's relatable, because major urban centers like NYC hock figurative loogies into the mouths of their residents all the time.
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"She put that in hock to meet the payroll on 'Jelly,'" Mr. Landesman recalled, and it wasn't the last time.
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"We think that we can beat them on the moon," said Takeshi Hakamada, the leader of Hakuto (pronounced HOCK-tow).
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No patients have become infected and none have experienced any health effects as a result of the mold, Hock said.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan says that buying NXP doesn't solve Qualcomm's problems — but he's currently a hero to NXP shareholders.
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If you don't have a ham bone, use a smoked ham hock (or smoked turkey leg) from the market instead.
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The real rub for Amazon comes with its third-party sellers, who use Amazon's platform to hock their own wares.
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This documentary, directed by Jonathan Hock, traces Lopez's highs and lows, and explores his impact on immigrants in the community.
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The roof was part of a nearby local business, Hock Shop, and landed on four cars, including Coleman's, trapping them underneath.
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Grant was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Jack Hock in the film Can You Ever Forgive Me?
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The only thing worse than a dirty, corrupt, ill-run economy is one that is also deeply in hock to foreigners.
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Broadcom's CEO Hock Tan said that his company would prefer to "engage in a constructive dialogue with Qualcomm" despite this step.
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These candidates might be pro-life or pro-gun, in hock to the fossil fuel industry, or skeptical about transgender rights.
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"Broadcom's CEO Hock Tan is both wily and tough, and boy does he like to buy his stock back," Cramer said.
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The decision was a blow to Broadcom, which under its chief executive, Hock Tan, has built itself up through several acquisitions.
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Defence lawyer Tan Hock Chuan last week had requested for Ng to be released on medical reasons pending the extradition proceedings.
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SO YOU GO IN THERE AND SAY 82, BEST AND FINAL AND THEY SAY 220 BUCKS WILL GET IT DONE, HOCK.
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The sources cautioned that Broadcom Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan may decide to significantly change the terms at the last minute.
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What's more, Dolly exhibited no obvious signs of osteoarthritis in her shoulder, carpal, or hock joints when she was six years old.
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In Beneath Our Feet, Australian artists Jonathon Bolitho and Harry Hock use found sticks and elastic to visualize this notion of tensegrity.
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One evening, mine was soon hock, or marble goby, a freshwater fish most likely plucked from the Chao Phraya River in Thailand.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan has taken on a fairly activist strategy, inciting a proxy fight to pave the way for a takeover.
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Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan is open to renegotiating the Qualcomm contract should it prevail, according to people familiar with its thinking.
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"At this point in time, it's still predominantly Republican candidates who overlap the most with our ideals of limited government," Hock said.
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Meanwhile, Broadcom under CEO Hock Tan has seen its stock methodically climb over the past two years, seeing its market cap double.
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"We'll welcome the competition," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan told analysts on a conference call on Thursday when asked about Cisco's chip initiative.
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She has sat through committee meetings where climate skeptics, including the discredited scientist Wei-Hock Soon, blasted the science behind global warming.
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His character, Jack Hock, is based on a real person, about whom very little is known; he was gay and had AIDS.
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It was not her fault that Myanmar's courts were left dysfunctional and judges in hock to the generals after five decades of dictatorship.
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"If you put yourself in hock to the boss, it's probably not a good place to go from a career standpoint," said McBride.
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Her friend, Jack Hock (an amazing Richard E. Grant in the movie), sold the originals to the same booksellers than had banned Israel.
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The bruised and battered criminal won't give up any ICO intel, but does hock up a big wad of spit the president's way.
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Mark Wallinger's "The World Turned Upside Down" is a 14-foot-tall inverted globe located outside the LSE Saw Swee Hock Student Centre.
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Krystal has no great love for FAM, but she's also so in hock to the company that the only way out is through.
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Even if they were, the deal would still leave Hock Tan, the acquisitive Broadcom chief executive, running a company saddled with huge debts.
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"Big and small companies are here tonight, but beware: None of you are safe from Hock Tan," Mr. Brady said, to considerable laughter.
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Ray Milland walking up Third avenue with his portable typewriter, looking for a pawn broker so he can hock it to buy alcohol.
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I returned from a recent outing with a bag of assorted plump sausages, a chunk of slab bacon and a smoked ham hock.
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And even if they're thinking for themselves, they're still in hock to fuzzy ideologies that get into the way of getting things done.
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The announcement came just hours after Broadcom CEO Hock Tan met with officials from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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BROADCOM'S CEO HOCK TAN JOINED US LAST WEEK AND HE SAID THE ACQUISITION OF NXPI BY QUALCOMM WOULD NOT SOLVE THAT COMPANY'S PROBLEMS.
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We don't have a ham bone, but a smoked ham hock (or smoked turkey leg) from the market will answer for it and how.
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But phlegm and mucus are actually totally normal bodily products, so there's no need to be embarrassed about your need to hock a loogie.
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Hock Tan, the boss of Broadcom, a semiconductor firm then based in Singapore, appeared in the Oval Office on November 2nd, flattering the president.
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Mr. Klank explained that Southerners simmer them for a long time with a ham hock to make a smoky, almost murky broth called potlikker.
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I know it hit an all-time high again today, but it's still not expensive, and I think [CEO] Hock Tan's got it going.
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In November, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan announced the company's plans to move its headquarters to the United States from Singapore at the White House.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan today will sit across the table from Qualcomm CEO Steven Mollenkopf, and offer him a $121 billion Valentine's Day gift.
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U.S. President Donald Trump commented on the move on Thursday at a White House event where Chief Executive Hock Tan cited Republican tax efforts.
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Hock says the startup's typical customers ranges from offices with as little as 10 or up to 500 employees based at a single location.
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"Hock Tan, the CEO, is fabulous at executing these takeovers — it's just too bad the Trump administration wouldn't let him buy Qualcomm, " Cramer said.
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This is the fire that produces Depot's famous pork hock, with great pieces of golden crackling, served with an apple and horseradish salsa verde.
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Defense lawyer Tan Hock Chuan last week requested that Ng be released on bail on medical grounds, pending the outcome of the extradition proceeding.
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Sonny Liew is the author of the graphic novel "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye," which won three Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards.
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Broadcom's chief executive, Hock Tan, has said that his company would abandon the takeover if Qualcomm's offer for NXP rose above $110 a share.
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But deal makers have been whispering about how Broadcom and its C.E.O., Hock Tan, may have been laying the political groundwork for this deal.
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The Malaysian police issued arrest warrants for Mr. Low and his father, Low Hock Peng, who was charged with one count of money laundering.
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Sonny Liew's "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye" retells the nation's creation story with a comic book cast of robots, aliens and cockroaches.
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There were willow trees, summer houses, immaculate sun-drenched lawns, water-meadows where cattle stood hock-deep in the river, dazed by the heat.
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Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds: Surviving Active Shooter Custer continues through September 8 at MoMA PS1, 11 W. 53 St., Manhattan.
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"It is a big stretch" to argue that Citgo cannot engage in any financial transactions if Venezuela ends up in hock to Russia, Dehn said.
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I wouldn't expect L'Oreal to hock Estee Lauder, Korean snail mucin, or Kiehls, but I know they've got way more than just La Roche-Posay.
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However, Broadcom expects demand to remain healthy from cloud data centers and enterprise IT, Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said on a call with analyst.
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CEO Hock Tan said there was no obvious substitution for Huawei, which accounted for about $900 million or 4 percent of its sales last year.
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Like the restaurant owner who accepted cash from the mob, they will be in hock to Uncle Sam for the rest of their corporate lives.
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The girl matched Devi up to the church, Steve up to the Hindu temple, Kamal to the Chinese temple and Hock Lee to the mosque.
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Hock Tan, Broadcom's chief executive, repeatedly said Qualcomm's business model was broken, vowing to move quickly to change it and end the company's legal woes.
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He was ever on the brink of danger and in the ninth it looked was if he as going to put combat right into hock.
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In a letter to Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, Qualcomm proposed arranging a meeting focused on price as soon as mutually convenient for both parties.
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"Far from paying our way, Osborne's short-term economics means Britain is deeper and deeper in hock to the rest of the world," he said.
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He was too proud to work normal jobs and that pride brought him to bankruptcy—something that forced him to hock his bear-suit for cash.
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Even if you believe in having an elastic interpretation of the Melissa Etheridge canon, you just can't take the lez part out to hock buffalo wings.
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According to the Associated Press/Equilar survey, Hock E. Tan, of Broadcom, was the highest-paid CEO last year, with a salary of around $333 million.
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Angela Hock, 36, was booked into the Douglas County Jail in Nebraska on Wednesday and charged with negligent child abuse resulting in death, online records show.
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Hock writes on the Nebraska Birth Keeper website that she started the company in 2017 after first launching her career as a "birth professional" in 2004.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan is paying the price for misjudging President Donald Trump's resolve to "bring the Chinese to their knees," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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In a statement about its proposal, Broadcom president and CEO Hock Tan flagged "greater scale and broader product diversification" as key strategic drivers for the offer.
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"The pharma industry has to progress on the technology front ... to ensure we increase productivity," said Lim Hock Heng, a site director in Singapore for GSK.
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This "extend and pretend" approach will provide some shelter from the markets over the next decade or so, but keeps Greece in hock for much longer.
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Stuffed with braised ham hock, shoestring fries, and homemade piccalilli, one bite of this and you'll never look at a Pret sandwich the same way again.
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Amazon Marketplace launched in 2000: In exchange for a commission, this far-sighted service allowed outside sellers to hock used books right besides Amazon's own listings.
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Since most of the refugees had intended to go to Malaysia to find work, and most had gone deeply into hock to get there, many left.
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"Thanks to a series of brilliant acquisitions, CEO Hock Tan has put together a fabulous company that's become integral to mobile, not just Apple," Cramer said.
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Hock Tan, the company's C.E.O., immigrated to the United States to attend M.I.T. and then Harvard Business School and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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But the machines are expensive, even at discounts offered to poor countries, and it is hard for weak patients and children to hock up lung mucus.
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The new investment sees Alex Pavlov, Partner RTP Global, join Penta's board, which also includes Barbod Namini, Partner at HV, and Michael Hock, CFO at Finleap.
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"Any notion that a combined Broadcom-Qualcomm would slash funding or cede leadership in 5G is completely unfounded," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan told Congress last week.
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"Any notion that a combined Broadcom-Qualcomm would slash funding or cede leadership in 5G is completely unfounded," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan told Congress last week.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan views infrastructure software companies as similar to the hyper-fragmented semiconductor industry from about seven years ago, one of the people said.
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Having decamped to Singapore in search of lower taxes, Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan has promised to return his acquisitive $100 billion firm to the United States.
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Paramedics were called to Noe's home that night, and when they arrived, found Noe on her hands and knees and Hock holding the partially-delivered baby girl.
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Melissa McCarthy turns in a career-best performance as the caustic Lee Israel, and she's well-matched by Richard E. Grant, all charming smiles as Jack Hock.
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With such praise in the bank, the firm's chief executive, Hock Tan, may have expected his subsequent offer for a rival, Qualcomm, to enjoy an easy ride.
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They cut the thyroid glands into razor-thin sections, as if carving a hock of ham into prosciutto slices, and peered at the sections under a microscope.
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Growing debt has caused more than its share of distress among politicians who warn about the dangers of the US essentially being in hock to its creditors.
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According to the company, however, the startup settled on the familiar hock puck form factor because it just made the most sense for the task at hand.
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Mr. Trump acted despite efforts by Broadcom and its chief executive, Hock Tan, to win over the White House, even before the hostile takeover bid was announced.
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They're going to be in hock to Google and Facebook even more five years from now thanks to GDPR than they will ... What should they have done?
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Broadcom aims to "build one of the world's leading infrastructure technology companies across hardware and software," CEO Hock Tan said on a call with analysts on Thursday.
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The California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) will award an honorary doctorate of arts degree to Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds on May 20183.
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"We are well-advised and know what our options are, and we have not eliminated any of those options," Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan told Reuters last week.
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"[Hock] placed the child in a situation that endangered her life … and deprived [her] of necessary medical care," Deputy County Attorney Molly Keane told the Omaha World-Herald.
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The book is the brainchild of Singaporean cartoonist Sonny Liew, who created the volume as a survey of his fictional countryman Charlie Chan Hock Chye's long comics career.
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Across from Santiago's series is another strong work, "Surviving Active Shooter Custer" (2018) by Edgar Heap of Birds (Hock E Aye Vi), part of his ongoing monotype series.
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"This transaction represents an important building block as we create one of the world's leading infrastructure technology companies," Broadcom CEO and president Hock Tan explains in today's announcement.
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Some of the results: • C.E.O.s who clashed with the Trump administration, including Hock Tan of Broadcom and Randall Stephenson of AT&T, still donated entirely to Republican causes.
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Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds: People get very upset about certain shootings, but of course Custer was the main terrorist that came to our country.
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Trump had previously thrown an event with Broadcom CEO Hock Tan bragging that the company had plans to relocate to the US, making this matter all the more confusing.
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Far from commanding a centrist majority in the parliament, she faces charges of being in hock to some of the more unpleasant and unpredictable elements of the European right.
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"We have heard from many Qualcomm stockholders who have expressed their desire for Qualcomm to engage with us," Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan said in a statement on Monday.
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Equities in the Southeast Asian city-state have outperformed many of their regional peers in the first half of 22, said Chan Hock Fai, director for investment at Amundi.
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The sport had yet to show how thoroughly it could chew up a fighter to the point that Coleman tried to hock his 2000 Grand Prix trophy on eBay.
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Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said the first quarter of fiscal 2019 is expected to be "okay", in response to an analyst's question during the company's post-earnings call.
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After they searched frantically for two days, the horse wandered up a watery path to the corral, sporting a gash on her right hock and other cuts and punctures.
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The decision was a blow to Broadcom and its chief executive, Hock Tan, who had gone to great lengths to deflect concerns by American regulators and the Trump administration.
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These shape-shifting attempts to cast Clinton as in hock to fossil fuel money are only plausible if you come to the issue already convinced that she is corrupt.
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The deal, spearheaded by CEO Hock Tan, would have created the world's No. 3 semiconductor company with a leading market share in smartphones, car electronics and industrial internet devices.
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Last week, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said the company would move its headquarters to the United States from Singapore, citing Trump's efforts to improve business conditions and reforming tax.
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"With deep expertise in mission-critical storage networking, Brocade increases our ability to address the evolving needs of our OEM customers," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said in the statement.
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"Someone needed to keep a record of what's happening in the voter population," said Mr. Tingley-Hock, who thinks the purges are targeting certain demographic groups, especially young voters.
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Hock Tan, the CEO of the Singapore-based firm, sent a letter to lawmakers on Friday promising that the acquisition poses no threat to the U.S. leadership in innovation.
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Edgar Heap of Birds, whose Cheyenne name is Hock E Aye Vi, has been an important figure in contemporary American art, including Native American art, for some 40 years.
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"This complementary transaction will position the combined company as a global communications leader with an impressive portfolio of technologies and products," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said in a statement.
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"More than half our consolidated revenue ... is benefiting from strong cloud and enterprise data center spending," Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said on a post-earnings call with analysts.
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The FBI did finally catch Israel, stopping her outside a deli one day while she waited for Hock and saying that one of her customers had told them everything.
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In a letter to Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, Qualcomm Chairman Paul Jacobs on Monday proposed a new meeting focused on price as soon as convenient for both parties.
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Poor draftsmanship of special-needs trusts can have serious consequences for disabled beneficiaries, explained Henry Klosowski, a partner and chairman of the trusts and estates group of Moritt Hock & Hamroff.
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"In addition to our current offices, we will expand our presence to other SEA cities in the near future to better access local opportunities," Joo Hock Chua, managing partner, said.
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"Our customers are actively reducing their inventory levels, and we are taking a conservative stance for the rest of the year," Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said in a statement.
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After the Trump administration blocked Broadcom's effort to buy chipmaker Qualcomm last year, CEO Hock Tan turned his attention to software — chasing aging companies that public markets had largely forgotten.
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What you're supposed to do with the gold nugget is unclear, but you could always just hock it to fund a trip to that dope Burger King sauna in Helsinki.
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At the very least, you'll want to make sure it isn't a hock of Okja, the big, brown-eyed hippo creature whose salvation seats this girl-and-her-monster story.
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"Transactions performed over email may be compromised and that can include all sorts of sensitive data," said Steve Rubin, a lawyer at Moritt Hock & Hamroff who specializes in digital security.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan, who said earlier this month he would redomicile his company to the United States from Singapore, has stated he is open to launching a takeover battle.
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A cascading series of events associated with the CFIUS, a government body, got it to the point where Broadcom's aggressive dealmaker Hock Tan dropped plans to go after Qualcomm altogether.
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First of all, Clinton complains that Sanders disparaged her character with "innuendo" about her being corrupt and in hock to Wall Street and financial interests — and that these attacks stuck.
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For a time, the only nonfeline companion Lee can tolerate is Jack Hock (Richard E. Grant), a bon vivant of infinite charm, no fixed address and ambiguous professional bona fides.
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"This strategic acquisition enhances Broadcom's position as one of the leading providers of enterprise storage connectivity solutions to OEM customers," stated Hock Tan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Broadcom.
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Linger for a few quiet minutes inside Thian Hock Keng, a carefully restored 19th-century temple built by Hokkien immigrants to give thanks for a safe passage across the sea.
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"If you filter the coffee, then it's no issue at all," said Rob van Dam, a professor at Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at National University of Singapore.
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In the filing, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan writes to Qualcomm executive chairman Paul Jacobs that he was "astonished" Qualcomm did not accept a weekend meeting to discuss a potential merger.
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Should that happen, "then there's a chance of multi-meter sea level rise within the next two or three centuries," said coordinating lead author Regine Hock during the press conference.
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President Donald Trump in November publicly thanked Broadcom CEO Hock Tan for returning the company's headquarters to the United States and Tan in return praised the then-forthcoming tax overhaul.
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You're wrong, and only the type of wrong an over-tanned ham hock like yourself can accomplish, plummeting past the morass of gross incivility into the abyss of depraved sociopathy.
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"This strategic acquisition enhances Broadcom's position as one of the leading providers of enterprise storage connectivity solutions to OEM customers," said Hock Tan, president and CEO of Broadcom, in a statement.
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This murder, regardless of who is responsible and whatever the motivation, places Erdogan in hock to Putin, clouds the relationship, and at worst, amps up an already volatile and tense situation.
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A safer bet would be a Best Supporting Actor nod for the reliably great Richard E. Grant, who is just wonderful here as Lee's only real friend (and accomplice), Jack Hock.
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Sonny Liew won three Eisners, including Best Writer/Artist, at the annual awards at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, for his graphic novel "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye".
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"One interesting question to come out of this is how ardent Malays feel about being in hock to China," William Case, professor at City University Hong Kong, remarked in an email.
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With white evangelical numbers in decline, and the Democrats increasingly in hock to groups that consider abortion less a necessary evil than a splendid right, that high-handed attitude may endure.
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"We're a curated marketplace with a SaaS solution and are building the office operating system for office managers," is how Sven Hock, Service Partner One CEO and co-founder, explains it.
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Since taking over the top job at Avago a decade ago, Chief Executive Hock Tan has turned around a small chipmaker into a giant with a market capitalization of $67 billion.
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But Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan has privately expressed optimism about settling an ongoing litigation with Apple if Broadcom were to acquire Qualcomm, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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From Withnail, to Jasper in Girls, to his quite frankly not-discussed-often-enough BBC show Posh Nosh, to Jack Hock, there's a sort of cocky Willy Wonka edge to Grant.
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They were given four names: Devi, Hock Lee, Kamal and Steve, representative of stereotypical names of people in four of the country's main race groups — Indian, Chinese, Malay and Caucasian respectively.
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Broadcom's chief executive, Hock Tan, said in a statement on Tuesday that reducing the number of director seats that his company was seeking would help provide some "continuity" for Qualcomm's board.
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"A breakup fee in the range proposed by Broadcom does not come close to compensating for those risks," Paul Jacobs, Qualcomm's chairman, writes in a letter to Broadcom's chief, Hock Tan.
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Broadcom, run by its highly acquisitive chief executive, Hock Tan, was incorporated in Singapore for most of its history before announcing that it would move its headquarters to San Jose, Calif.
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"We continue to believe our proposal represents the most attractive, value-enhancing alternative available to Qualcomm stockholders and we are encouraged by their reaction," CEO Hock Tan said in a statement.
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Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan has made Broadcom a juggernaut in the chip space, pushing its market share this year in the sector to 216 percent from just 22013 percent in 113.
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"We need to ask whether we must put ourselves in hock to Middle Eastern sheikdoms to keep roads clogged with gas-hungry automobiles," Jackson said But doing nothing is exactly what happened.
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Older ones seem to hold their value reasonably well, which means we could hock ours if my daughter doesn't take to playing or graduates to a bigger guitar within a few years.
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Broadcom announced a $18.9 billion deal to buy U.S. business software company CA, venturing far beyond its realm of semiconductors and testing investors' confidence in its Chief Executive Hock Tan's dealmaking credentials.
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They do a lot of that, and this movie — based on the real-life escapades of literary forger Lee Israel and her accomplice, Jack Hock — is admirably modest and specific in scale.
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That runs contrary to what Broadcom's C.E.O., Hock Tan, told President Trump at a news conference last month announcing that the company would move its corporate headquarters to the U.S. from Singapore.
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But it has embarked on a breathtaking acquisition spree since then, driven by the soaring ambitions of its chief executive, Hock Tan, and backed by the big investment firm Silver Lake Partners.
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Finally, poor Monica (Sakurako Konishi) is a young woman who's been sold into prostitution by her own father, who is in hock to some of the associates that Kase intends to burn.
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"The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye" tells the story of Singapore's greatest cartoonist, who grew up after the war when the colonies of British Malaya and Singapore were agitating for independence.
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Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan has made Broadcom a juggernaut in the chip space, pushing its market share this year in the sector to 216 percent from just 22013 percent in 26.6.
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He didn't just accuse Clinton of being weak on climate change — he accused her of being weak because she's in hock to billionaires and corporations, a natural extension of his existing narrative.
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Fast facts: Controversial police encounters Lai, whom his attorney identified as Chinese, makes several references to "hock gwai," apparently a misspelled reference to the Cantonese "hak gwai," a derogatory phrase for African-Americans.
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In the end, that approval came just weeks after Broadcom Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan announced in an Oval Office ceremony with Trump that Broadcom would bring its headquarters to the United States.
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Broadcom president and CEO Hock Tan said the bid is "compelling for stockholders and stakeholders in both companies," with the combined company able to operate at a larger scale across more product ranges.
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Rob M. van Dam, an associate professor of epidemiology at the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at the National University of Singapore, was a little less harsh toward the new findings.
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Broadcom's Chief Executive Hock Tan has stated he is open to launching a takeover battle and sources have previously said the company is preparing to submit a slate of directors by Qualcomm's Dec.
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"There will be meaningful cross-selling opportunities with Brocade and CA solutions" as a result of the acquisition, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan told analysts on a conference call about the deal on Thursday.
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"I think [Broadcom] CEO Hock Tan is ready to do another deal and the stock's starting to scorch higher again like the old days," Cramer said ahead of the company's Thursday earnings report.
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The long wooden trough arrives overflowing with enough meat—bacon, kebabs, kielbasa, blood sausage, grilled pork shoulder, and beer-baked hock—to pacify any band of mortals hubristic enough to attempt finishing it.
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"Looking at the semiconductor solutions segment, we believe demand has bottomed out but will continue to remain at these levels due to the current uncertain environment," Broadcom Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said.
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For years, Hock Tan studiously avoided the limelight, even as he built a onetime division of Hewlett-Packard into what is now Broadcom, a semiconductor maker whose chips help power the newest iPhone.
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"If you look at the numbers, it's hard not to be jaded by this," said Steve Tingley-Hock, who runs a watchdog group called the Ohio Voter Project and initially discovered the error.
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FABER: WHY DID THE BOARD DECIDE TO INCREASE THE OFFER TO $127.50 FOR NXP, WHEN YOU DO HAVE SOMEONE LIKE HOCK TAN SAYING IT'S A FAILED BUSINESS MODEL THAT YOU HAVE IN GENERAL?
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And while Intel's argument for the takeover is that a Broadcom-Qualcomm deal could allow Intel to snag Apple as a customer, Cramer argued that Broadcom CEO Hock Tan doesn't want to sell.
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For the past 34-years the entire porn world has been gathering each January in Las Vegas to show their tits and hock their wares at the four-day Adult Video News expo.
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That got the prime minister, Najib Razak, out of a pickle, but many Malaysians do not want to see their country in hock to China, and Mr Najib's troubles may not be over yet.
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And it is a bit rich to worry about the British when Germany remains in hock to Russian energy interests and Italy, not Britain, has just signed up to China's belt and road plan.
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His latest big-screen role is as Jack Hock, the roguish sidekick to Melissa McCarthy's down-and-out writer Lee Israel, in Can You Ever Forgive Me, based on the real-life Israel's memoir.
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"There's no need to panic," Laurie Kazenoff, a partner and co-chair of the tax department at Moritt Hock & Hamroff, tells CNBC Make It. Most small issues can be resolved fairly easily, she says.
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While some analysts said the shift in sectoral focus might prove another masterstroke by Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, the knee-jerk reaction of investors drove Broadcom stock 10 percent lower in premarket trading.
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The smoked haddock chowder is a creamy bowl of winter solace, and when it was succeeded on the menu by a minted sweet pea soup with soft shredded ham hock, I cheered for spring.
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"If it fails at its one job, it really is quite hard to justify using it again," said Steven S. Rubin, a lawyer who specializes in cybersecurity law at the firm Moritt Hock & Hamroff.
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When Mr. LaRose's office released the spreadsheet with the list of about 235,000 names to be purged, Mr. Tingley-Hock ran them through his own database and found thousands of names matching active voters.
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Broadcom also vowed to move forward with its plan to shift its operations to the U.S. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan announced that plan at the White House last year in an appearance with Trump.
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Broadcom also vowed to move forward with its plan to shift its operations to the U.S. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan announced that plan at the White House last year in an appearance with Trump.
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The clash marked a sharp fall from grace for Broadcom, whose chief executive, Hock Tan, Trump welcomed to the White House last year to announce a plan to move its headquarters to the United States.
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Run by Chief Executive Hock Tan, the company formerly known as Avago is one of the chip sector's most prolific acquirers, having completed a $37 billion takeover this year and changing its name to Broadcom.
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The National Arts Council (NAC) revoked a grant awarded to "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye" because, as a NAC director explained, the book "potentially undermines the authority or legitimacy of the Singapore government".
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The nationalised mortgage firms that guarantee the bonds—and are thus in hock if the market collapses—should be forced to raise their capital buffers and increase their fees until they make an adequate profit.
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Run by chief executive Hock Tan, the company formerly known as Avago is one of the chip sector's most prolific acquirers, having completed a $37 billion takeover this year and changing its name to Broadcom.
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Charlie Chan Hock Chye is Liew's invention, and his fictional life story is the vehicle for both a political history of Singapore's past seven decades and Liew's visual homages to comics' most commercially successful innovations.
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"This strategic acquisition enhances Broadcom's position as one of the leading providers of enterprise storage connectivity solutions" to original equipment manufacturers, Hock E. Tan, the Broadcom president and chief executive, said in a news release.
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Unveiling a Labour campaign to boost manufacturing and keep public contracts in Britain, Corbyn took aim at Prime Minister Theresa May for driving a Brexit plan that would leave Britain "in hock to Donald Trump".
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Melissa McCarthy's performance as the prickly author Lee Israel is further proof of McCarthy's status as a force of nature—to be matched only by Richard E. Grant as her partner in crime, Jack Hock.
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How Mr. Tingley-Hock, a volunteer who doesn't work for the government, chanced upon such a big mistake shows the kind of unusual backstop the state now depends on to carry out its work correctly.
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For Jack Hock, as Played by Richard E. Grant If one might make a dessertwith polska kielbasathis might be you: sweet but meaty, streetand needy, delightfulfrightful, entirely filling and bad for the figurebut so what.
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"It is clear that the U.S.-China trade conflict including the Huawei export ban is creating economic and political uncertainty and reducing visibility," Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said on a conference call with analysts.
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The Brexit vote and a rise of anti-EU parties across the continent has been partly driven, EU leaders believe, by public perceptions that Brussels is undemocratic and run by elites in hock to global capital.
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"Many small glaciers, for instance, in Washington state in the western US, will disappear within the next decades or within, at latest, a century," Regine Hock, one of the report's authors, said during a press conference.
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"I think people, especially white people, lump us all as Chinese, as if everybody is the same," said Teik Hock Lim, 67, an ethnic Chinese, retired social worker, who grew up in Malaysia under British rule.
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" A 1988 poster by David Avalos, Louis Hock and Elizabeth Sisco combines a triptych of images of brown-skinned hands cleaning a dinner plate, and others handcuffed, with the words: "Welcome to America's Finest Tourist Plantation.
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When mold results were identified on December 4, patients were moved from the cardiac intensive care unit at Children's Medical Center Dallas to other parts of the facility "out of an abundance of caution," Hock said.
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In a filing that followed up on its letter to Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan on Thursday rebutting his latest offer, the San Diego-based company laid out more detail on its reservations about the deal.
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Thus, Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan would need to carefully pair any changes to the program with cost cuts elsewhere, with Qualcomm's annual $5.5 billion research and development budget seen as a prime target by analysts.
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"Our increased scale and diversity is already proving very resilient, with strong product cycles in our now largest segment, wired, offsetting weaker demand in our enterprise storage and wireless segments," CEO Hock Tan said, in a statement.
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Read more about Coub on TechCrunch Xberts – Platform for China's wholesale manufacturers Xberts want to take on Alibaba by building a network of Chinese hardware manufacturers that can hock their items directly to a worldwide consumer base.
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The company isn't in a position to hock something with razor-thin or non-existent margins, and it doesn't gain that much from a product that sells a few thousand units in terms of building its platform.
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"We'll see a very sharp impact simply because (there are) no purchases allowed and there's no obvious substitution in place," Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said on a post-earnings call with analysts on the Huawei ban.
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"We'll see a very sharp impact simply because (there are) no purchases allowed and there's no obvious substitution in place," Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan told a conference call with analysts in relation to the Huawei ban.
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"We'll see a very sharp impact simply because (there are) no purchases allowed and there's no obvious substitution in place," Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said on a post-earnings call with analysts on the Huawei ban.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif (Reuters) - Singaporean graphic novelist Sonny Liew dominated the comic industry's equivalent of the Oscars, scooping three Eisner Awards for "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye" - a wry alternate history of tightly-controlled Singapore.
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It's also a setback for Broadcom CEO Hock Tan, known as an aggressive dealmaker that's looking to lock up the industry in the face of companies like Intel looking to make their moves into the 5G space.
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" Stacy Hock, a philanthropist from Austin, Texas, attending her fourth summit, said the emphasis on community work by Koch-aligned donors is "an opportunity to break down some of those preconceived notions about what we stand for.
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Broadcom CEO Hock Tan told Reuters in an interview last week that Broadcom decided not to offer hell-or-high-water provisions to Qualcomm because it does not view them as a very well defined legal standard.
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But some people in the technology industry believe Broadcom's chief executive, Hock Tan, already wields too much power of a different kind, as illustrated by a harshly worded two-page document in a San Francisco court file.
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For instance, I have seen some recipes that call for a single lamb shank added to a long-cooked vegetable soup, just as you would with a ham hock or a few chicken legs to add meatiness.
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Broadcom had sought to pave the way for its bid by changing its headquarters to the United States, an announcement that the company's chief executive, Hock Tan, made alongside Mr. Trump at the White House last year.
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The decision comes just months after CEO Hock Tan stood alongside President Trump to announce that it would be relocating to the U.S. in a move it said would bring thousands of jobs and billions in revenue.
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The work demands patient observation without surrendering to the grander works in the room, such as Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun's "Neo Totems" (2018) or Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds's commissioned "Surviving Active Shooter Custer" (63).
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So to portray the character, who plays a significant supporting role to McCarthy's, the actor Richard E. Grant read what Israel had written about the real-life Hock to complement the way the screenplay fleshed him out.
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It has also appointed Yap E-hock and Ip Yee-kwan as its executive directors, and named three new independent non-executive directors, Francine Fu, Martin Pak and Yan Tat-wah, it said in a stock exchange statement.
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In a new study, published in EBioMedicine, researchers at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Imperial College London, and the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health in Singapore tried to measure vaccine confidence around the world.
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Also, Member of Parliament Edwin Tong highlights the photo used on the Shed's TripAdvisor page, of what looks like a fried egg and ham hock, but is, in fact, a fried egg and the side of Oobah's foot.
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Still, that's one-third of what the highest-paid male CEO, Broadcom's Hock Tan, made in 2017 ($103.2 million.) And as men make up a majority of Fortune 500 CEOs, women still get left out of boardroom decisions.
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On Monday, Qualcomm's board in a letter to Hock Tan, Broadcom's chief executive, said the two sides have made progress addressing Qualcomm's regulatory concerns and proposed the two companies hold a meeting that focuses on negotiating the price.
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While some analysts said the shift in sectoral focus might prove another masterstroke by Broadcom Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan, many raised concerns about a deal that lowers Broadcom's top line growth to 3 percent from 5 percent.
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"When clients of mine get a visit from the IRS, they get a little note posted to the door, saying to call this person at the IRS," said Laurie Kazenoff, partner at law firm Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP.
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The announcement came just hours after Broadcom CEO Hock Tan met with officials from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) to make his case for the deal, according to a source familiar with the meeting.
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The company credits the GOP plan with making it easier to do business in the U.S. "America is once again the best place to lead a business with a global footprint," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said in a statement.
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Mr Basha also alleges that during the election campaign three years ago Edi Rama, Albania's Socialist prime minister, made dirty deals with local mafiosi in order to deliver votes; now, he thinks, Mr Rama is in hock to them.
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Yet even beyond Huawei, customers have begun cutting their chip inventories and are putting off new orders because of general uncertainty over the ban, Hock Tan, Broadcom's chief executive, said in a conference call with analysts on June 13.
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Robert M. Finkel, a co-chairman of the tax practice group at the law firm Moritt Hock & Hamroff and a former senior trial lawyer at the Internal Revenue Service, said he had found himself increasingly popular at cocktail parties.
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With the help of a small army of oil-industry-funded academics like Wei-Hock Soon of Harvard Smithsonian and think tanks like the Competitive Enterprise Institute, they had been working to discredit academics and government climate change scientists.
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After Manchester United defeated Liverpool 2-1 on Saturday, the former Liverpool player and current Sky Sports commentator was being provoked by a Manchester United fan, and so he decided to hock a huge one toward the untoward fan.
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Hock, who worked with a group called Nebraska Birth Keeper, had been hired by Emily Noe, 25, to help with a home birth on June 15, according to an affidavit filed in Douglas County and obtained by the Omaha World-Herald.
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According to an internal memo to all employees from Sentek Marine's Managing Director Pai Keng Pheng on January 13,Sentek has terminated the employment of the two, Marketing andOperations Manager Benny Ng Hock Teck and Cargo Officer Alan TanCheng Chuan.
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Hock Tan, Broadcom 2017 salary: $103.2 million While CEO salaries — like any other salary — vary greatly depending on gender, education level, industry, location, race, and countless other factors, the ever-increasing gap between workers and executives is certainly cause for concern.
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The seven CEOs from the tech and telecom industries were Sanjay Mehrotra of Micron, Stephen Milligan of Western Digital, Steven Mollenkopf of Qualcomm, Sundar Pichai of Google, Chuck Robbins of Cisco, Robert Swan of Intel and Hock Tan of Broadcom.
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Try Nude Espresso for great coffee and inventive brunch and lunch combos, like the potato rosti topped with smoked salmon; poached egg and dill-infused crème frâiche; or the baked beans topped with a ham hock and a poached egg.
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A database consultant by trade, Mr. Tingley-Hock in recent years developed a hobby of spending his weekends downloading the state's voter data onto his own laptop where he manages a database that keeps track of every voter in Ohio.
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"We hope that your willingness to meet with us reflects Qualcomm's genuine intent to reach an agreement with respect to our February 5 proposal," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan told Qualcomm Executive Chairman Paul Jacobs in a letter published by Broadcom.
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"Many small glaciers, for instance, in Washington state in the Western US, will disappear within the next decades or within, at [the] latest, in a century," Regine Hock, one of the report's more than 100 authors, said on a press call.
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CRAMER: ALRIGHT BUT HOCK, ONE OF THE REASONS I AM A BIG BACKER OF EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE BUT I AM CONCERNED HERE, IS THAT WHEN THE RUMORS WERE FIRST REPORTED YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING QUALCOMM, YOUR STOCK WAS $43.
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Beginning in 275, she started forging letters from literary figures like Dorothy Parker, Noël Coward, and Lillian Hellman, selling them to rare book dealers — with the help of her friend Jack Hock — for several hundred or even several thousand dollars.
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"We currently see a broad-based slowdown in the demand environment, which we believe is driven by continued geopolitical uncertainties, as well as the effects of export restrictions on one of our largest customers," Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said in a statement.
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Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, who turned a small, chipmaker into a $225-billion company based in Singapore and the United States, told Reuters he would not rule out a proxy fight to convince shareholders to replace the board and accept the offer.
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ISS said in its report that Broadcom's latest $82 per share cash-and-stock bid, which Broadcom CEO Hock Tan has called its best and final offer, does not appear to be clearly superior to Qualcomm's potential standalone value in the short term.
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Officials won't say exactly how much they are in hock to the Chinese, but both the IMF and African Development Bank have warned about its public debt, which is projected to balloon from 60.5% of GDP in 2014 to 80% in 2017.
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Per a statement from Qualcomm's board to Broadcom CEO Hock Tan: Update: Broadcom on Thursday night said it welcomes discussions and said that it would agree to pay an $8 billion breakup fee if Qualcomm approves a deal and regulators block it.
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The story keeps hinting at a moment of glory that never arrives, as Chan Hock Chye works his way up from humble beginnings to nearly as humble present-day circumstances — which could be Liew's assessment of his medium, his country, or both.
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Steve Rubin, head of the cybersecurity legal practice at Moritt Hock & Hamroff, told The Hill that the incident is likely to trigger an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which has already faulted Uber for making deceptive claims about data privacy.
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Or our recipe for ham and bean soup with collards – you could use a smoked ham hock for flavoring if you don't happen to have the end of a ham lying around, or a smoked turkey leg if you don't eat pork.
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Structured as a series of long interviews he does with a young graduate student, Hock narrates his life story and the story of so many other working poor people who travel to richer Asian countries in hazardous conditions, taking on dangerous jobs.
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Artworks of Hock E Aye VI Edgar Heap of Birds address Native American history and settler colonialism, while advocating for indigenous communities and the freedom to live within a tribal circle as an expressive individual.
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Analysts have attributed the softness to weaker-than-anticipated demand for Apple's iPhone X. "Looking ahead to our third fiscal quarter, we expect continued strength in demand from datacenters while wireless remains weak," Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan said in a statement.
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HOCK, LET ME ASK YOU SOMETHING, GET RIGHT TO IT: YOU HAVE BEEN A FABULOUS SUPPLIER TO COMPANIES, EVERYONE KNOWS THIS, THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS WHY MY CHARITABLE TRUST OWNS YOUR STOCK AND WHY I HAVE BEEN SUCH A BIG SUPPORTER.
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Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, who turned a small, chipmaker into a $225-billion company based in Singapore and the United States, told Reuters he would not rule out a proxy fight to convince shareholders to replace the board and accept the offer.
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Per Reuters, Broadcom announced on Wednesday it had completed transitioning its corporate headquarters from Singapore to the US—a move that just months ago, President Donald Trump had celebrated alongside CEO Hock Tan as an opportunity to bring jobs and $20 billion in investment stateside.
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With all its new cash, Gigster can pay to build more SaaS tools, buy sales people to hock them and its freelancing service and add more fulfillment staff to the 15-person team that ensures gigs get done within the guaranteed schedule and budget.
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Leap Motion nabs $50M for its VR/AR hand-tracking tech The company began building its own AR headset, all while it was continuing to hock tech to headset OEMs, but at that point the company was burning through cash and losing its lifelines.
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The fish that run these stands hock their wares, autobiographies, and chotchkies like there's no tomorrow, and I get to virtually experience the exact same feelings that I would physically: I walk by, I appreciate them, I nod at them (my god, I really nodded).
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A handful of big storm years, particularly in 2005 and 21625, along with the artificially low rates charged to many of its policyholders, has left the program $2900 billion in hock to the U.S. Treasury, with no practical way ever to pay it off.
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Broadcom announced at the end of last year that it would look to relocate its headquarters to the U.S. Trump appeared last year with Broadcom CEO Hock Tan after Tan announced plans to increase investment in the U.S and move the company here from Singapore.
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Starting Sunday, March 25, the 10-episode saga leans into longstanding speculation that the teenage Paul (Harris Dickinson), in hock to Italian criminals, helped stage his own abduction in the hope that his grandfather would fork over $17 million in exchange for his heir.
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His chances of betting his way out of hock are remote, but he sees an opportunity to climb out of debt when he purchases an uncut opal from an Ethiopian mine with the hope of auctioning it off for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Noe told police that Hock had told her she'd had training on how to deliver breech babies, but eventually advised her to call police once she'd delivered the baby up to her shoulders and realized she would be unable to do the rest, according to the affidavit.
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"A botched ... Brexit will sell our manufacturers short with the fantasy of a free trading buccaneering future, which in reality would be a nightmare of chlorinated chicken, public services sold to multinational companies and our country in hock to Donald Trump," he said in a speech.
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"If that's the case I think it's clear that Boris Johnson is effectively behaving as Donald Trump's patsy and he's doing that clearly because he is banking on a sweetheart trade deal and is putting himself in hock to the U.S. president," the spokesman told reporters.
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The sandwich, which consists of stock-drenched ham hock, crispy shoestring chips, a decadent fried egg, vibrant piccalilli, and plenty of malt vinegar mayo to cut all that unctuous fat, happens to be the first Halley ever created for his North London restaurant, Max's Sandwich Shop.
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"If this is true, then there is a chance of a multi-meter sea level rise within the next two to three centuries," said Regine Hock, a professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and a coordinating lead author on chapter two of this IPCC report.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "In Hock to China, Sri Lanka Gave Up Territory" (front page, June 26): The People's Republic of China, which only two decades ago celebrated reclaiming Hong Kong from British imperialism, has now acquired its own version of Hong Kong in Sri Lanka.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds: Surviving Active Shooter Custer, on view at MoMA PS1, the Cheyenne and Arapaho Nation artist, activist, and teacher makes the case that America's atrocities against Native people permeate into our culture today.
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It worried that a merged Qualcomm and Broadcom, which would be led by Hock Tan, a Malaysian entrepreneur and investor,would, either by design or neglect, allow Chinese companies to become the hardware providers of choice for 5G networks and control much of the intellectual property for them.
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The expected fall of Aleppo would mean rebels have almost no chance of ousting Assad, but their revolt has left him in hock to foreign allies, resigned to the loss of swathes of his country for the time being and with tough pockets of resistance still to crush.
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"While the current Broadcom proposal is unacceptable, our board is intensely focused on maximizing value for Qualcomm stockholders, whether through executing on its growth strategy or by selling the company," Qualcomm Chairman Paul Jacobs wrote to Broadcom CEO Hock Tan on Friday in a letter released by Qualcomm.
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Letters To the Editor: "In Hock to China, Sri Lanka Gave Up Territory" (front page, June 26), about a port project that China helped finance and that became a "debt trap" for Sri Lanka, should be concerning to anyone interested in protecting American national security around the globe.
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When: Today, Monday, February 12, 2018 Where: CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" Following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC EXCLUSIVE interview with Broadcom CEO Hock Tan and CNBC's David Faber and Jim Cramer on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" (M-F 4003AM-11AM) today, Monday, February 12, 2018.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MINNEAPOLIS — The Bockley Gallery currently has on view a mini-retrospective of the work of Edgar Heap of Birds (whose Cheyenne name is Hock E Aye VI), which contains examples of different bodies of work the Cheyenne/Arapaho artist has created over his extensive career.
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And no matter what he tweets or what garbage Kellyanne Conway or Sarah Huckabee Sanders try to hock, one thing is true: He wishes he was drinking poolside martinis instead of living his own life — the stressful, high-stakes, difficult, and necessarily grave role of the President of the United States.
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So beyond cutting out the third-party sellers that hock Nike products without the company's blessing, this deal would give the shoemaker access to a whole new segment of consumers who shop primarily on Amazon and may be willing to switch traditional in-store purchases, like shoes, to online ones.
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Unsurprisingly that measure has strong support among European media giants like Axel Springer and critics of the reform accuse its architects of being in hock to the newspaper industry which hopes to benefit financially by being able to charge link aggregator platforms like Google for displaying its content in future.
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She rented an apartment in the Century City neighborhood of Los Angeles and returned to work at the Beverly Loan Company, a family-owned "pawnshop to the stars," as it is known, having earned a reputation as a place where the cash-poor rich hock awards statuettes, Super Bowl rings and fancy cars.
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The film, written and directed by Jonathan Hock, is full of great players and former players talking about throwing or trying to hit a superior fastball, including the obligatory discussion of who throws the best one now, and whether today's are faster than those of legendary pre-radar-gun pitchers like Walter Johnson.
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The seasonal menu changes frequently, but might include, as it has in the recent past, a FGT benny (fried green tomato and ham hock with baby arugula, poached eggs, corn and béarnaise sauce, $2916) and chili verde hash with tomatillo-stewed pork butt, black beans, pasilla chile, eggs, baby squash and corn ($2668).
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The custom is to collect your shell, retire alone to the cover of a nearby shadow, take the entirety at one draft and then spit the particulate remnants; by nightfall, when even the city is blanketed in thick dark, the only regular sounds are the screech of the fruit bat and the hock of spit.
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Anna's Red Beans & RiceIngredients1 lb dried red beans2 lbs smoked sausage (andouille pork)123 1/2 cups yellow onion, finely chopped1 bell pepper, finely chopped244 celery stems, finely chopped229 green onions, finely chopped21970 bay leaves 22 tsp Worcestershire sauce Parsley, finely chopped Fresh thyme23 chicken bouillon cubesTony's seasoning Cayenne pepper 226 cups of waterHoneyBacon grease or ham hock Instructions43.
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Broadcom's key units are US-based; the company is headquartered in Singapore, which is generally considered friendly to the US. And in November, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan announced that the company would move its main office back to the US—while standing next to Donald Trump during a press conference at the White House no less.
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Aside from the issues with the bill (and oh, there are many, many problems), the cherry on top of the hot mess sundae that is the GOP trying to pass this legislation is that the bill doesn't have a catchy name they can hock to Americans when they're trying to screw them over in favor of rich corporations. Damnit!
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Her con gets a boost with the arrival of Jack Hock (Richard E. Grant, one of those Richards — the other being Richard Jenkins — whose face you'll always recognize but whose name remains elusive), a charming drifter she meets while enjoying a midday Scotch at Julius', a West Village landmark, and one of the city's oldest gay bars.
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The slightly feline feyness we all fell for in Withnail and I is still there, and bursts into life with his portrayal of Jack Hock, the heavy-drinking, coke-dealing, hard-fucking accomplice to Melissa McCarthy's "absolute porcupine curmudgeon" (his words), Lee Israel—the American author known for forging letters by deceased actors and literary figures.
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The B.B.C. has details of the meal that was served at the meeting, held at the official country retreat of Prime Minister Theresa May: A cream of sweetcorn soup with a ham hock croquette, a Guinness short rib of Dexter beef with onions and parsnip mash, and a lemon tart with raspberry sorbet and fresh raspberries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MINNEAPOLIS — In 1990, Cheyenne and Arapaho artist Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds installed a public installation along the Mississippi River on the east side of Downtown Minneapolis called "Building Minnesota," which recognized the Dakota men who were hung by the United States Government at the end of the US–Dakota War of 1003.
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Between two domed bazaars, where locals now hock handicrafts of variable quality and authenticity, we visited the Maghok-i-Attar, Central Asia's oldest mosque and a palimpsest of Bukharan religious history: a 16th-century reconstruction of a ninth-century mosque built atop the remains of a fifth-century Zoroastrian fire temple, which was itself built on top of an earlier Buddhist temple.
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I like my peas with a smoked ham hock and plenty of kale, but, if you've got the time or a pressure cooker, you might try it with a pig trotter, which will give the beans a silky lip-sticking quality that will lead you, eventually, to make a vat of trotter gear to add to all sorts of meals.
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Broadcom acquiring Qualcomm, in a very tense deal that came down to the White House eventually putting the brakes on the deal, would have consolidated two of the largest fabless chip firms into a single unit — but it's not clear what Broadcom CEO Hock Tan would have done with Qualcomm, which is currently embroiled in a series of quarrels with Apple over royalty payments.
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Early on, when we see teenage Chan Hock Chye caught up in Singapore's 1954 National Service protests, the narrative is abruptly supplanted by an excerpt from a story he published around that time, "Ah Huat's Giant Robot" — supposedly a fantasy inspired by the young artist's experiences, but also a parody of Osamu Tezuka's early comics (complete with yellowed newsprint textures and typeset English lettering).
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A small wooden and steel cart with wheels references traditional shoe shiners who hock their services in the streets of Mexican cities; a worn and haggard cage serves as a vitrine for a serpentine sculpture evocative of Mesoamerican antiquities; and a splintered wooden plinth displays an eerie but sweet ceramic "la Santa Muerte" (Holy Death) figure, lovingly deposited within a brass and glass container.
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While the piecemeal nature of the creative process and the wonders of the internet make all sizes and geographies of partnership possible, The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye — winner of three accolades at July's Eisner Awards at San Diego Comic-Con — was born of a collaboration previously unseen in the industry: One member of the duo behind the lauded graphic novel is a figment of the other's imagination.
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It's a dramatic reversal of fortune for the company just months after CEO Hock Tan stood alongside President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to announce that it would be relocating to the U.S. in a move it said would bring thousands of jobs and billions in revenue.
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