Other banks may opt in as much as 90 days.
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So isn't that worth investing in as much as the product itself?
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These moments don't seem acted in as much as they feel embodied.
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Got to get in as much as we can before it leaves.
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JW: What are their aims, in as much as they have concrete goals?
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I didn't know his family was cashing in as much as he did.
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But then the money started rolling in—as much as $8,000 on busy days.
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Japan CDS was another 3bp tighter after moving in as much as 10bp yesterday.
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A veteran Santa could bring in as much as $175 to $200 per hour.
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Take in as much as you can, and spend as little as you can.
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"It does not bring customers in as much as it used to," he said.
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Take in as much as you can and spend as little as you can.
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Even those who aren't highly compensated tech people shovel in as much as possible.
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Taking in as much as she could, she began moving slowly, finding her own rhythm.
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The budget estimates the fee could bring in as much as $100 million a year.
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However, some experts predicted it could bring in as much as $200 million or more.
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Added to his annual pay and awards, Culp could bring in as much as $317 million.
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For me, it was simply about taking in as much as possible, as quickly as possible.
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Simply put, being on a budget doesn't box you in as much as you might have thought.
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In exchange, Silver raked in as much as $4 million in bribes and kickbacks, prosecutors have claimed.
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ISIS seeks to emphasize its unsparing ideology only in as much as it serves its deterrence purposes.
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In Dublin, the national festival can bring in as much as €70m ($87M), according to one estimate.
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"I am not supporting a candidate in as much as I'm voting against Donald Trump," he added.
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This resulted, according to some estimates, in as much as a 25 percent overcount of gay couples.
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Well, only in as much as the American version does — which is to say, no, not really.
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"The game connects to my politics in as much as I am an antifascist," says Wobbly Dev.
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They want to involve their friends and family as much in as much as possible throughout the day.
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The consortium also agreed to pump in as much as 100 million pounds to keep the airline aloft.
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The Rockwells alone are estimated to bring in as much as $40 million, according to the Sotheby's catalog.
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At one point in his sister's tenure, a tonne of rice brought in as much as 20,000 baht ($625).
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He took in as much as $190,000 for a lecture at Drew University in New Jersey in March 2018.
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This year's Prime Day could bring in as much as $5.8 billion in sales globally, according to Coresight Research.
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In as much as rap was something very weird and unusual for Pussy Riot, we achieved our mission here.
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" Psaki said the Obama administration didn't factor in as much as it likely should have the "impact of propaganda.
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These consumers want to support something different and revolutionary — in as much as consumer goods can be those things.
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I leave off you and the concept of you you trouble to believe in as much as I do.
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It&aposs expected to pull in as much as $1 billion in sales this year, according to The Information.
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"It's important, I believe, that the digital world, in as much as it can, reflects the real world," he says.
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He originally bought it in 2014, and if he gets his price, he could rake in as much as $345k.
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It's not mainstream yet, obviously, in as much as it's not a 'conventional' sport, but it is a flourishing industry.
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The 755 RAW megapixel 40K resolution, 300 FPS camera takes in as much as 400 gigabytes per second of data.
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Some have estimated that Cleveland's Republican National Convention could rake in as much as $200 million in direct economic benefits.
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I think there's a generation gap [in religion] in as much as there's a generation gap in the whole world.
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Those who use individual retirement accounts can put in as much as $20163,500, or $6,500 for individuals 50 and over.
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"It'll be fun to watch him start his journey, and hopefully he can soak in as much as he can."
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Earlier this month the market was pricing in as much as a 90 percent chance of a May rate rise.
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We just try to take in as much as we can and look forward to seeing them when we get back.
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So it was either step completely away or lean in as much as I possibly could — and that's what I did.
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And the experts at Adobe Analytics are expecting retailers to pull in as much as $7.5 billion in just one day.
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Zillow has predicted that this business could bring in as much as $20 billion in annual revenue in a few years.
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Women do not tackle certain topics, per se, in as much as they may come to it with a different perspective.
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The company has been vocal about its recent efforts to draw in as much as $1 billion in new investment money, too.
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Its main mission is to install adware to generate revenue for those apps, reportedly raking in as much as $320,000 a month.
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I don't get to see him very often, so I really try to squeeze in as much as possible when he visits.
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In the past five years, they have not made less than $700,000 and took in as much as $1.5 million in 2014.
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The market has grown quickly over the past few years, bringing in as much as $864 billion annually, according to some estimates.
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"Superhosts," as top hosts who get five star reviews are known, can bring in as much as six figures annually, Inc. reported.
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Cryptolocker is the best known variant, which in 2013 was bringing in as much as $1 million a day to some addresses.
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The company said it could offer as many 76.5 million shares in the offering, potentially bringing in as much as $410 million.
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In an interview this week, she said she might be willing to chip in as much as $4,000, but probably no more.
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But more often he throws in as much as the listener can take: Guy is a putter-inner, not a taker-outer.
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It's true that in about 20 years the system will no longer take in as much as it has to spend out.
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The politicians I will vote for don't represent me and what I believe in as much as I would like them to.
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CNBC reported that Biden took in as much as $190,000 in March 2018 for one lecture at Drew University in New Jersey.
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At this point in the fitness tracker lifecycle, it appears most people want a device that can blend in as much as anything.
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In as much as any strength you had in industrial production or fixed asset investment was only in heavy industries state owned enterprises.
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Its listing, which is likely to take place in September, could bring in as much as $10 billion, boosting its depleted capital cushion.
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Just because we've been advised to stay in as much as possible, it doesn't mean we need to be imprisoned in our homes.
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The military will also chip in as much as 4 percent more in matching contributions, for a maximum government contribution of 5 percent.
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He recruited three star Brazilian players and launched a sports channel dedicated to his team, reportedly pouring in as much as $33 million.
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In addition to this short-term capital, the NY Fed will pump in as much as $90 billion through three 14-day operations.
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Being on this trip is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I want to be tuned in as much as I can.
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As the younger of two boys, Prince Harry has always seemed like a rabble-rouser, in as much as a Royal Brit can be.
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"The idea of a gay man running for president is something I want to be involved in as much as I can," he said.
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Goldman estimates that losing the plant could result in as much as a 50 cent impact to the company's fiscal 2019 earnings per share.
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Already, in roughly one week, mobile analytics firm SensorTower estimates Epic has pulled in as much as $1.5 million from the iOS port alone.
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According to his own research, the demands of 4K can result in as much as a 64 percent increase in energy use within PCs.
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The stock market, in as much as it can be said to have a single mind, is not acting for or against the president.
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Really, this is only a bad thing in as much as we've been trained to expect TV episodes to have dramatic structure within themselves.
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But as I tried to take in as much as possible, one thing stood out: the gender options were limited to men and women.
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When we spoke, he'd only made $40 on that particular day, but a more recently fruitful day had resulted in as much as $230.
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Today, that Instagram account has 21,2000 followers and is her primary source of income, and can bring in as much as $21,2500 per month.
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As for the health savings account itself, individuals can drop in as much as $3,400 (including any employer contribution), and families can deposit $6,1003.
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Instead, according to research, the opposite occurred, in as much as gun deaths soared when it became easier for people to buy and carry firearms.
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In as much as the boys could be very forensic, trainspotting types and still are, you'd find that women weren't as interested in being reviewers.
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For a lot of people in the dance music industry it's all about putting in as much as they can afford, whatever they can afford.
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Between 2014 and 2017, Splunk started to pull in as much as 40 percent of its revenues, or close to $5003 million from security markets.
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As the producer each year, the museum took in as much as $200,000 in revenues from ticket sales, nearly half of its former annual budget.
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Indeed, analysts at China Renaissance believe the new title could rake in as much as $1.5 billion in annual revenue, according to the Reuters report.
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In February, Zillow had said it expected its iBuyer business to bring in as much as $20 billion in annual revenue in a few years.
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And even though pearl diving could bring in as much as $2,000 for one small pearl, most of his income comes from his farmed pearls.
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AlphaBay was one of the most prolific dark web markets in the entire world, and possibly took in as much as $600,000 to $800,000 a day.
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And I am very lucky in as much as I made a bit of a mark, and you think 'well I must have done something right'.
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"In as much as the new administration favors less regulation, more movement in the market, that's an advantage for us as early stage investors," says Hippeau.
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"I feel like our writers are geniuses because in as much as they stretch us in a million directions, they never lose our hearts," Young said.
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The case is now magnetic, too, so you don't have to snap the earbuds in as much as you just let the case suck them in.
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"I feel like our writers are geniuses because in as much as they stretch us in a million directions, they never lose our hearts," Young says.
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"In as much as we both respect the power of markets in a way that Bernie Sanders may not, I think she's more mainstream," he said.
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However, the BBC conducted its own comprehensive analysis and claims that Taliban fighters are now openly active in as much as 70 percent of the country.
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If that rosy scenario pans out for SpaceX, the company may be pulling in as much as General Electric, Verizon, Fannie Mae, and even JPMorgan Chase.
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As such, she uses technology only in as much as it helps to amplify the topography, unveiling fog's ability to articulate structure rather than merely conceal.
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Hearst Magazines Chief Revenue Officer Todd Haskell has told me that "branded content" could be found in as much as 90% of Hearst's digital ad packages.
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For defined contribution plans, including 401(k) plans, you may need to put in as much as six years of service before you are fully vested.
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And don&apost we have the same problem with Mueller in as much as Jeannie Rhee and his pit bull Andrew Weissmann and their atrocious track record.
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In October, Samsung warned analysts and investors that the Galaxy Note7 could result in as much as $5.1 billion loss in its operating profit over three quarters.
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Delaying claiming benefits until age 70 could result in as much as a 40 percent to 50 percent increase in benefits for surviving spouses, according to Jones.
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Vice said his company sees a market for as many as 23 aircraft over a 22-year period, bringing in as much as $22 billion in revenue.
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Delaying claiming benefits until age 53 could result in as much as a 40 percent to 50 percent increase in benefits for surviving spouses, according to Jones.
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Earlier this month, the company closed an initial $850 million in funding as part of an ICO that could bring in as much as $2 billion in total.
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At first, he said, the job was great: He could afford his lease and still make money because he was taking in as much as $22,270 a week.
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Hopefully, more games will learn from Snowman's restraint here, instead of simply trying to cram in as much as possible to justify a second game in a series.
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Port Arthur became a workhorse for Saudi crude processing after a major expansion, bringing in as much as 11 million barrels from the Kingdom in a single month.
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Within a few years, the government is expected to take in as much as $6 billion in annual royalties and taxes, a tremendous windfall in a small country.
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Depop sellers can pull in as much as $300,000 a year and have been able to buy houses and cars before they've even reached college age, Swidenbank said.
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Revolut is planning to raise a fresh round of funding later this year, with reports indicating that it could pull in as much as $500 million from investors.
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Fellow fintech startup Revolut is also said to be in talks for a new equity fundraising and could be looking to bring in as much as $1.5 billion.
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Just one "monstah" catch can bring in as much as $20,000, but with a limited fishing season and dwindling tuna populations, it's not easy an easy task to accomplish.
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Chrishell tells us it's important for fans to tune in as much as possible the day of the show to give ratings the best boost ... and just keep watching!
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Freeman said he anticipates legalized and regulated gambling could create more than 150,000 new jobs and bring in as much as $5 billion in state and local tax revenue.
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"Whenever I get a chance to come back, I pack in as much as I can," he said in an interview squeezed between a floor speech and a vote.
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The bonds of Chinese tech giants Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu were mostly unchanged after grinding in as much as 20bp across the curve since the beginning of the week.
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The Bluejays gradually pulled away in the second half as junior forwards Damien Jefferson (17 points) and Denzel Mahoney (10 points) started chipping in as much as the guards.
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The Force drew us in as much as anyone: Over the last 40 years, The Times published thousands of articles about "Star Wars" and the universe that surrounds it.
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It's kind of like a bunch of Godzillas, unleashed all at once, trying to beat each other over the head to get some stock in, as much as possible.
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That means for a 9-episode season 3, Brown could haul in as much as $3.15 million ... as opposed to the roughly $225k she'd have gotten in her original contract.
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Today, it's extending its product line again, introducing what it calls a sneaker, though it's really a sneaker in as much as Vans classic slip-on skateboarding shoes are sneakers.
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Lyft is poised to rake in as much as $2 billion when it debuts on the public markets later this month, and its major stakeholders are set to get rich.
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"I have accepted the District Court's evaluation of the evidence, in as much as the use of whole or broken bottles during the assault has not been proven," Suneson said.
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"The idea was ... let's squeeze in as much as we can before they made an announcement, but I feel like the moral aspect came into play before that," he said.
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And in my experience with people in politics, from Montana, the people largely aren't there for power — in as much as they are, they're there because they want to serve.
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Look, I think there's a disconnect in part brought about by President Trump in as much as when you think of technologies providing so many great opportunities for our country.
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The Force drew us in as much as anyone: Over the past 40 years, The Times has published thousands of articles about "Star Wars" and the universe that surrounds it.
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Her team has already been deploying staff in battleground states to encourage early voting — an effort to lock in as much as 40 percent of the overall vote before Nov.
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The South Korean electronics maker said Friday it expects to pull in as much as 17.6 trillion won ($15.6 billion) in operating profit for the three months ended in September.
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The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC), a think-tank, estimates that this could result in as much as 15% of the valley's 5.2m acres of irrigated cropland lying fallow.
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The cybercrime group rakes in as much as $50 million a month by stealing credit card numbers, most recently from the company that owns Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor, and more.
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The settlement had called for retailers that accepted Visa or MasterCard from January 2004 to November 2012 to share in as much as $7.25 billion, with the ability to opt out.
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New Zealand trusts could bring in as much as NZ$50 million in fees a year, with almost 12,000 foreign trusts costing around NZ$4,000 in annual fees, according to lawyers.
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In as much as you have all of these same people that have been exposed here, and then you look at Jeannie Rhee and Andrew Weissmann and all the Democratic donors.
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There are some analysts on The Street who currently project that Instagram will bring in as much as $14 billion in revenue this year thanks to its robust, targeted advertising platform.
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They're no foreigner to beauty, in as much as they're no foreigner to the limitlessness of abstraction—a facet, most likely, connected with Reas' ongoing exploration of coding and programming mediums.
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It was his first time back in Washington since his federal corruption trial began a month ago, and the Democratic senator was eager to cram in as much as he could.
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The results of this classic "skin prick" test were encouraging: Bathing the peanuts with Alcalase for three hours resulted in as much as a 60 percent reduction in the allergic response.
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Some clothing vendors told VICE they've doubled their daily revenue since the king died, bringing in as much as 70,143 baht a day—roughly $2,000—by selling hundreds of black clothing items.
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The trilogy's plan, in as much as it had one, appears to have been that each movie would focus on and wrap up the story of each of the three main leads.
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"As it is right now, it's a wind down window of getting orders out that were in before a certain date and getting payments in as much as you can," he said.
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The group still expects 2016 sales to drop by 6 percent or more, while operating profit excluding special items is expected to come in as much as 10 percent below last year's.
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It turned out it was a combination of factors: merchants carrying too many options, unused flowers that resulted in as much as 4013% annual waste and high overhead costs, among other things.
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"In as much as the conduct for which the defendant was convicted is no longer criminal, setting aside the conviction and dismissing the case serves the interests of justice," the order states.
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That could effectively prohibit new exploration and production in as much as 95 percent of the surface area of the state's five top petroleum- and gas-producing counties, according to Colorado regulators.
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Apple's move into augmented reality could boost iPhone and App Store sales, resulting in as much as $13 billion in revenue for the tech giant, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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In the end, in as much as Margaret became a successful partner to her sister, it was in areas like the arts, and ballet and opera — which accorded with her natural tastes.
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She's heading up a foundation, writing a book -- she promises it's not "another happy sick person book" -- and packing in as much as her 5-foot-2, 95-pound frame can handle.
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This time out, we've already seen a number of leaks that point to additional refreshes and a couple of big "surprises" (in as much as rumored products can truly be a surprise).
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The president referred to a published study to claim that the climate pact would result in "as much as 2.7 million lost jobs by 23.3," of which 24.7,23 would be in manufacturing.
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The president's team hopes that the federal money will act as "seed" capital, resulting in as much as $1.5 trillion in spending by state and local governments, as well as private sources.
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If the agency also downgrades Pemex's debt, it could result in as much as $16 billion of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
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But after decades of dominating the mail-order music space — pulling in as much as $1.4 billion in sales in its heyday — Columbia House filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy late in 113.
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Downpours in Mexico prior to Willa's arrival have heightened the risk of flooding, and the NHC said the storm could drench some areas in as much as 18 inches (45 cm) of rain.
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It makes up only 2 percent of your body weight, but burns more than 20 percent of the calories you take in — as much as all the skeletal muscles in your body combined.
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We talk about how triggering the news cycle is — sometimes one of us has to declare that she is going offline for awhile because she's taken in as much as she can handle.
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Pascal Camia, in charge of gaming at Société des Bains de Mer, which runs four casinos in Monaco, reports that its handful of skill-based slots rake in as much as traditional ones.
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Downpours in Mexico prior to Willa's arrival had heightened the risk of flooding, and the NHC said the storm could drench some areas in as much as 18 inches (45 cm) of rain.
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GlaxoSmithKline, Reckitt Benckiser and Johnson & Johnson have all exited from the bidding process, endangering an auction Pfizer hoped would bring in as much as $20 billion P&G said it declined to comment.
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In as much as mandates are built on promises to do things, Mr Trump pledges to enact policies that repudiate much of what men such as Mr Pence and Mr Ryan stand for.
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Imagine salt as the culinary version of cocaine, which it kind of is (white, bad for your heart, your uncle Liam packs in as much as he can when your aunt's not looking).
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GlaxoSmithKline, Reckitt Benckiser and Johnson & Johnson have all exited from the bidding process, endangering an auction Pfizer hoped would bring in as much as $20 billion P&G said it declined to comment.
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The company didn't change its full-year outlook and still expects to bring in as much as $2.49 billion in sales and earn between $1.76 and $1.87 a share, on an adjusted basis.
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"This apparent fraud resulted in as much as $2 million in losses to the Diocese and an unknown amount of loss to People's United Bank, a federally financed financial institution," the letter said.
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GlaxoSmithKline has withdrawn from the race to buy Pfizer's consumer healthcare business, the British company said on Friday, endangering an auction the U.S. drugmaker hoped would bring in as much as $20 billion.
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In as much as longer-living humans use their accrued wealth to support and encourage the creation of projects as audacious and ambitious as — for example — the Coliseum, I believe the answer is yes.
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Lenders of the US$100bn in loans for Broadcom's proposed purchase of Qualcomm stand to pull in as much as US$300m to US$400m from upfront arrangement fees, according to Freeman Consulting Services.
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Pichai said it resulted in as much as a 40 percent reduction in energy use during a recent test, and Google plans to publish its results soon so others can experiment with its techniques.
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According to Adobe Analytics, online shopping is expected to hit new highs this year, with retailers pulling in as much as $7.5 billion on Black Friday — an increase of more than 20% from 2018.
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But would the Chinese yield to Trump's intimidation in such a way — especially in as much as they are challenging the very tariffs that would "snap back" as a penalty in the WTO now?
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U.S. investment bank Jefferies estimated the wildfires may have temporarily shut in as much as 1.4 million bpd of production, and assuming there is no pipeline damage, it will take weeks to ramp production.
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Excavators carrying rescuers in their buckets plowed through mud-coated roads in search of the missing after some areas were buried in as much as 15 feet (4.6 m) of mud, emergency officials said.
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According to Adobe Analytics, online shopping is expected to "hit new highs" this year, with retailers pulling in as much as $7.5 billion on Black Friday — an increase of more than 20% from 2018.
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"I have accepted the District Court's evaluation of the evidence, in as much as the use of whole or broken bottles during the assault has not been proven," Suneson said in a statement Tuesday.
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GlaxoSmithKline has withdrawn from the race to buy Pfizer's consumer health-care business, the British company said on Friday, endangering an auction the U.S. drugmaker hoped would bring in as much as $20 billion.
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" The Mexican official said that Canada's proposals on rules of origin for autos, the sunset clause and conflict resolution mechanism were "positive, in as much as they are an attempt to move things forward.
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GlaxoSmithKline, Reckitt Benckiser and Johnson & Johnson have all exited from the bidding process, endangering an auction Pfizer hoped would bring in as much as $20 billion Reporting by Manas Mishra in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj
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For example, an unknown performer filming a girl-on-girl scene might make as little as $300, but if a popular star is involved in double penetration, she can rake in as much as $4,000.
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Spice contains an "electro-optical scene matching system" that resembles DSMAC's in as much as its memory is loaded with pictures of the target area, taken beforehand by aircraft (piloted or unpiloted) or by satellite.
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A study for the American Water Works Association, she noted, found that samplings of water that had been sitting in lead pipes had unacceptable lead levels in as much as 2100 percent of water systems.
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JPMorgan is emerging as an early victor, raking in as much as $40 billion in new assets from top-tier hedge funds including Renaissance Technologies and D.E. Shaw, according to people familiar with the matter.
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In one house, I saw a cheap suitcase, crammed full with clothes, but not yet closed , like someone had tried to squeeze in as much as possible and had struggled to get the suitcase shut.
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JPMorgan is emerging as an early victor, raking in as much as $40 billion in new assets from top-tier hedge funds, including Renaissance Technologies and D.E. Shaw, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Instead, Cher's event was postponed, the bar was largely empty and a night that should have brought in as much as $13,000 in sales would be lucky to reach $4,000 if the regulars toughed it out.
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If donors whose wealth was at least partly derived from slavery were factored in, as much as 30 to 40 percent of the seminary's pre-Civil War revenue could be linked to slavery, the report said.
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The concertina wire that encircles the walls gives the compound a cagelike feeling, but the barriers are meant to keep intruders from getting in as much as they are intended to keep inmates from getting out.
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You could parse the presentation, which was surprisingly buttoned-up—in as much as Lord Alfred Hayes performing bracketology whilst lasciviously groping a model could be that—and punctuated by a raffle giveaway of a Rolls Royce.
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"We believe this move should create a positive impression in as much as it confirms the substantial interest in the Vision Fund business and fund procurement capabilities," UBS analyst Kei Takahashi said in a note to clients.
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The consortium agreed to pump in as much as 100 million pounds to keep the airline aloft and four days later revised the deal to include the sale of the main trading company, Flybe Ltd, and Flybe.
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While the amount will be spread throughout the tournament, it's been estimated that the final bout could result in as much as $10 million for the tournament winner, a substantial amount compared to the average boxing purse.
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A second downgrade by Moody's, which rates the bonds one notch above junk, could result in as much as $16 billion of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
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A recent report by The Times of London said that Revolut is in talks with Japanese tech investment giant SoftBank to raise a fresh round of funding, and that it could rake in as much as $500 million.
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Overall, this year's Prime Day could bring in as much as $5.8 billion in sales globally, up from an estimated $3.9 billion in sales in 225, when the event ran for just 229 hours, according to Coresight Research.
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It's also within the rules in California to blend in as much as 15 percent of wine from a different vintage than the one on the label, and different grape varieties, and even grapes from somewhere else entirely.
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"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" is expected to have a $583 million opening in North America this weekend, according to industry analysts, but some experts predict it could bring in as much as $258 million or more.
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The buyers also agreed to pump in as much as 100 million pounds to keep the airline afloat and four days later revised the deal to include the sale of the main trading company, Flybe Ltd, and Flybe.
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In a best-case scenario, slashed regulations would result in as much as $218 billion in excess capital which "could either be returned to shareholders or reinvested in the business," Goldman said in a report for clients this week.
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Imports had hit a 9-month high of 1.62 million bpd just a month earlier as buyers rushed to ship in as much as they could before waivers from U.S. sanctions on Iran expired at the start of May.
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I tried to blend in as much as possible when I first entered the venture world, not wanting to draw attention to the fact that I came from a very different background than the people I was interacting with.
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As the former travel editor for The Wall Street Journal and a past news director at Travel + Leisure, Sara Clemence knew about making the most of her time in the field, cramming in as much as possible while traveling.
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Walt Disney's (DIS) "Rogue One" is not expected to top the lifetime $2 billion-plus box office haul of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," but the spinoff could bring in as much as $300 million worldwide in its debut this weekend.
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Theater owners could take in as much as "$20 of the $50 fee" according to Variety, and users would also get two free tickets to any movie paid for at home to encourage seeing it again at their local cinema.
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And let's be clear: This is a marketing stunt, in as much as the zoo set up the livestream as a way to draw attention to themselves—but that's the same as most people who bother putting anything on YouTube.
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"An incident like this will definitely impact us, in as much as our importers from places such as (the) U.S. and China will be wary to visit because of the security concerns," said Shahidul Haque Mukul, managing director of Ananta Garments.
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While polls show a majority of Californians are ready to jump on board, and legalization could bring in as much as $1 billion in new tax revenue, some growers are saying the measure if passed would drive out small farmers.
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"It's not classical music in as much as it's just an orchestra, it's classical music in the way that they're songs people know and love, it's played to a backing track which is quite beefy," Hook told Reuters in an interview.
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In the middle of a weekday just before Christmas, there were no customers to interrupt Mr. Carozza, 22009, as he reminisced about the heyday of Music Row, when his shop employed 248 people and took in as much as $248 million a year.
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Today, Go-Jek is arguably Indonesia's top ridesharing firm, and it is reported to be in talks with Chinese tech giant Tencent over a new investment that could bring in as much as $1 billion at a pre-money valuation of $2 billion.
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RH CEO Gary Friedman has told analysts the New York restaurant is on pace to bring in as much as $12 million in sales annually and closer to $17 million when food can be served on the outdoor patio, which currently isn't allowed.
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OK, so the solutions can be more oblique, cerebrally befuddling and occasionally adroitly testing (in as much as sometimes you need to move quickly through the menus, or risk losing your grog all down your trousers), but there's no doubting their genius.
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Singer's firm, an established outfit with a reputation as an aggressive plaintiffs' advocate, stands to take in as much as 27 percent of any monetary damages, plus certain costs, under a retainer agreement obtained by The Hill through a public records request.
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The female-led Marvel film is expected to haul in $125 million to $135 million during its opening weekend in the U.S., according to David Miller, analyst at Imperial Capital, and could take in as much as $720 million during its global run.
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McGrath said the slowdown had already hurt earnings in the first four months of the financial year and its full-year pre-tax earnings could come in as much as 13 percent below a forecast of A$16.6 million from stockbroker Bell Potter.
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From the childlike-yet-terrifying timbre of her vocals to dancing confidently with a sword in a medieval bikini, Debra smashes it in as much as it is possible to smash a Kate Bush cover without sounding like a pig in trouble.
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The consortium, which had won the backing of Flybe's board to buy the airline, had also agreed to pump in as much as 100 million pounds to keep the airline afloat, including a committed credit facility of up to 20 million pounds.
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There is that one party or rave you suddenly don't feel comfortable in as much as you used to, or that one comedown that hits you harder than the others and makes you look at what you're doing with ever more unflinching scrutiny.
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So you would think it's really expensive to travel as a small family for a long period of time but the truth is it's harder to spend money because you just can't fit in as much as one use to pre-baby.
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The original film, with a complex, thoughtful and philosophical tone baked in as much as action and a fantastical backdrop, was a bit ahead of its time in terms of the simpler, good-versus-evil fare that characterized fantasy fare three decades ago.
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So when the consulting firm A. T. Kearney projected that the fiduciary rule would result in as much as $20 billion in lost revenue for the industry by 2020, it meant that net investment returns for investors would increase by $20 billion.
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GSK's biggest move since Emma Walmsley became chief executive last year follows the British drugmaker's decision last week to quit the race to buy Pfizer's consumer healthcare business, endangering an auction the U.S. company hoped would bring in as much as $20 billion.
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It's the technology used in Nintendo's popular mobile game "Pokemon Go." According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Apple's move into augmented reality could boost iPhone and App Store sales, resulting in as much as $8 billion in revenue for the tech giant.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Companies with 30 percent female executives rake in as much as six percentage points more in profits, according to a study on Monday, feeding into a global debate over the scarcity of women in decision-making business roles.
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Around Los Angeles, Dr. Puliafito garnered attention as a kind of bon vivant at glittery parties, grinning for the camera alongside celebrities like Pierce Brosnan, Martin Short and Jay Leno while bringing in as much as $2455 million in a single night.
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But we have had Russia collusion in as much as Russian lies were paid for and disseminated to the American people about Donald Trump in a presidential election and they will use to get a warrant in a presidential election against the Trump campaign.
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I'm not going to say surprised, because in as much as Mellie may remain naïve to Olivia's potential for finding her power in the dark instead of the light, I don't think she, for a moment, allows herself to drop her guard around Cyrus.
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Homes with walls that are painted light blue or a pale blue-gray color could bring in as much as $5,603 more than if the home had white walls, according to Zillow's Paint Color Analysis of more than 32,000 photos of homes sold nationwide.
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"I would love to get involved in as much as I can and lend my voice to as much as I can, and I would love to speak on more things and talk to young women and encourage people to continue making a difference."
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Looking at the films, the team found that a lot of the information Spriggs was interested in hadn't even been analyzed back in the 1950s, and the analysis that was done wasn't particularly accurate -- inaccuracies were found in as much as 20-30% of the data.
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Markets priced in as much as a 70 percent chance of a quarter-point rise in interest rates by May, and a roughly 50 percent chance of a further increase in rates to one percent by the end of the year - a level last seen in 2009.
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Khalid al-Hussan was speaking to Reuters after the Tadawul, as the exchange is known, was granted inclusion by MSCI into the index provider's Emerging Markets benchmark, a move that could result in as much as $45 billion of new capital being invested into the kingdom.
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Now that the 733,853-square-foot headquarters complex and two other nearby properties, all owned by the Witnesses, have been offered for sale to the highest bidders, a contest that is expected to bring in as much as $1 billion, the sign glows with new meaning — a beacon for development.
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This prompted markets to price in as much as a 2.53 percent chance of a quarter-point rise in interest rates by May, and a roughly 22.5 percent chance of a further increase in rates to 22.7 percent by the end of the year - a level last seen in 22017.
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The sequel to Oscar-winner "The Incredibles" (22004, also with Bird at the helm) was 22006 years in the making and has already set records for advanced ticket sales, putting the movie on track to pull in as much as $27.4 million in its first weekend at the North American box office.
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"If, however ,there is still no political agreement on a European digital tax at the March Ecofin, Austria will implement the digital tax package at the national level, as this government does not want to wait any longer," it said, adding that the tax could bring in as much as 200 million euros per annum.
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In as much as a narcissist can use anyone else as a proxy, Trump would throw Spicer to lie for him, which resulted in Melissa McCarthy's infamous Saturday Night Live impression, presenting him as a beleaguered, short-tempered shrew, desperate to defend any of President Trump's bawdy claims in an attempt to get in his good graces.
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"Instead of talking about the Obama coalition, it might be worth talking about what President Obama achieved, which is a high degree of unity among different kinds of people and a vision which people in Iowa saw themselves in as much as people in Los Angeles or Baltimore or Michigan," said Cecilia Muñoz, who headed Obama's White House Domestic Policy Council.
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I think it's hard for people to see, especially for Americans to see things at a systemic level, because we're so socialized to think about ourselves as independent spirits, and we don't really see the situation that people are in as much as we just kind of see the behavior as a true reflection of the self in the person's desires and intentions.
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"In as much as resilience equals smarter, better investing so that it's more long-term, it's more sustainable, there's a community there that's thriving... if we can get the incentives for financial capital to align toward that, that's what we would call the holy grail," said Graham Macmillan, the Ford Foundation's senior program manager for impact investing and inclusive economies.
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During the Scottish independence referendum campaign of 2014, the EU sided with Westminster in as much as it tried to deter Scottish voters from opting for independence, saying that there was no guarantee it would be able to join the EU and even then, that an independent Scotland would need to go through the usual procedures for a new state to join the EU if it wished to do so.
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"The high number of tiny dwarf galaxies seems to suggest the dark matter content of the LMC is quite large, meaning the Milky Way is undergoing the most massive merger in its history, with the LMC, its partner, bringing in as much as one third of the mass in the Milky Way's dark matter halo -- the halo of invisible material that surrounds our galaxy," said Ethan Jahn, study author and University of California, Riverside graduate student.
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Space enters a bit of a frenzied time at year's end as a lot of other areas in tech are slowing down — especially over the past few years, as a number of companies push to re-ignite crewed spaceflight in the U.S. It's common for many of these companies, and NASA itself, to set ambitious, optimistic timelines, and that often also means trying to fit in as much as possible before the year is out to make good on at least some of those promises.
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