Iran wasn't getting any additional money in exchange for prisoners (it actually got prisoners in exchange for prisoners).
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Iran wasn't getting any additional money in exchange for prisoners (it actually got prisoners in exchange for prisoners).
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"The social contract in Belarus is changing - there was loyalty in exchange for benefits, then loyalty in exchange for stability," he said.
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In fact, two were — first, a White House meeting in exchange for investigations, and then, releasing military aid in exchange for investigations.
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They aren't as eager to give them up in exchange for a government plan, even though the senators have said they'd press employers to give workers higher wages in exchange.
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They were: a White House meeting for Ukraine's president in exchange for the announcement of investigations, and the release of $391 million in blocked military aid in exchange for that announcement.
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" In exchange, the person would get "meaningful equity ownership.
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This is not because of the release of tokens in exchange for Ethereum, but because of the utility of the tokens, or lack thereof, and what the tokens give you in exchange.
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Employees may also be asked to sign an NDA when they are terminated in exchange for severance pay, or in exchange for money after a sexual harassment or discrimination case has been settled.
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In exchange, Intel will be receiving $23 billion in cash.
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She took money in exchange for the whole uranium ideal.
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In exchange, Strache would award her with lucrative government contracts.
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In exchange, Snap will keep a portion of the revenue.
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This was in exchange for access to Verizon's cellular network.
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Typically, drugmakers provide price discounts in exchange for NHS access.
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In exchange for money, the victim agrees to maintain silence.
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In exchange, though, it has a refresh rate of 160Hz.
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They offered to give me land somewhere else in exchange.
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Investors, however, are seeing more profitability from Amazon in exchange.
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A "fair deal", she demands: "money in exchange for services".
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"In exchange, I gave them five pickup trucks and ammunition."
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In exchange, you grant them permission to study your data.
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In exchange, he fingered Scott and Carpenter as the killers.
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Local police arrived and killed Hodgkinson in exchange of gunfire.
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In exchange, Jiang would receive a cut of the money.
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In exchange, the Burkinabes agreed to drop demands for compensation.
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Boeing is seeking price cuts in exchange for greater volume.
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Macy's is offering "Macy's Money" in exchange for delayed shipping.
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Both products give up some features in exchange for affordability.
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They would receive more control over their programs in exchange.
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What Russia is willing to give in exchange is unclear.
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In exchange, they said, Gross helped the operator of Coin.
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In turn, money is redistributed downwards in exchange for votes.
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"You are getting money in exchange for sex," she said.
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In exchange, she won't have to pay ongoing spousal support.
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Warrants are ownership documents for metals stored in exchange warehouses.
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In exchange for his testimony, the panel's top lawmakers, Sens.
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Iran gets a lot in exchange for following these rules.
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In exchange for this service they get shiny new cryptocoins.
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In exchange, Iran won the lifting of certain international sanctions.
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Some might also object to what conservatives demand in exchange.
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You are using your track in exchange for an education.
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What he wants in exchange has remained a moving target.
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In exchange, the country agreed to limit its nuclear program.
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In exchange, Sears must pay $407 million to the plan.
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In exchange, eBay will merge its India operations with Flipkart.
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In exchange, you shouldn't have to make a complicated dinner.
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I fix your stuff in exchange for sex without commitment.
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In exchange, they say, Gross helped the operator of Coin.
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The government released some imprisoned Boko Haram commanders in exchange.
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In exchange for anonymity, newspaper executives gave startlingly candid commentary.
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Does TechCrunch take fees or equity in exchange for participation?
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What did Trump agree to do for them in exchange?
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These experts receive some compensation in exchange from some advice.
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In exchange for room and board, M does motel repairs.
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In exchange, the trust paid Oesterlund the sum of $100.
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In exchange, PES agreed to slow down the bankruptcy proceedings.
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Those charges were dropped in exchange for his guilty plea.
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In exchange, North Korea has not publicly committed to anything.
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Very few changes in exchange rates qualify as an emergency.
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She promised them stock in exchange for joining her board.
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In exchange, other proceedings involving corruption allegations would be halted.
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In exchange, South Korea was exempted from the steel tariffs.
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In exchange, he gave them diesel fuel, food, and money.
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But what would the US have to do in exchange?
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In exchange, Ecuador provided one of its main exports, oil.
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In exchange, the Taliban would release 1,000 Afghan government prisoners.
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In exchange, the Taliban would release 1,85033 Afghan government prisoners.
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The dealers offer various securities in exchange for the funding.
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He signed a nonprosecution agreement in exchange for his testimony.
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In exchange, commuters on the line will receive steep discounts.
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I make this, you give that to me in exchange.
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In exchange, the roaster will put its best foot forward.
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She also washed clothes in exchange for milk and butter.
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In exchange, the Justice Department will not file criminal charges.
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In exchange, China has promised to purchase US agricultural products.
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Women received a box of cigarettes in exchange for entering.
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That means fewer cars in exchange for more solar cells.
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In exchange, Fnatic signed Godsent players Wenton, Lekr0 and Twist.
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China has long lent Venezuela money in exchange for oil.
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She claims she received $375,000 in exchange for her silence.
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The crocodile takes Cora's place in exchange for cream puffs.
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Hackers demanded $2628,28500 in exchange for unlocking the stolen files.
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It exists to take your dollars in exchange for products.
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Should we require something, from people, in exchange for welfare?
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Texas eventually waived the taxes in exchange for new warehouses.
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In exchange, Amazon is getting $102 million in financial incentives.
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Lee, it is claimed, funneled money to a close associate of Park's in exchange in 2015 in exchange for support for the $8 billion merger between Samsung's main holding company and its construction business.
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Harvey Weinstein denies offering acting jobs in exchange for sex Disgraced former Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein is denying he admitted to The Spectator that he offered acting jobs to women in exchange for sex.
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The idea to gamify came in 2011 when co-founder Ryan Gall suggested a concert for which the non-profit could distribute tickets, not in exchange for money, but in exchange for people taking action.
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Are they being sold to Pokémon farms in exchange for candy?
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Less clear is what Wang's new investors will get in exchange.
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Beijing could reward some countries with exports in exchange for concessions.
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The company sent Bean 72 jars in exchange for 72 retweets.
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In exchange, the state would drop the kidnapping and harassment charges.
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The White House wants more in exchange for keeping DACA afloat.
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Analysts warned of huge bribes being paid in exchange for support.
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In exchange, Dormire got four vials of pentobarbital, or 10 grams.
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Variations in exchange rates can instantly make a destination less appealing.
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I did not offer employment or advancement in exchange for sex.
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In exchange, Dirksen delivered enough Republican votes to end a filibuster.
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In exchange, they have to meet quality, welfare, and environmental standards.
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I did not offer employment or advancement in exchange for sex.
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And in exchange, organizers won't encourage labor strikes against the company.
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Mr Kim promised "complete denuclearisation" in exchange for American security guarantees.
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And he wanted Mr Menendez's help in exchange for lavish kickbacks.
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In exchange, it produces all electronics and engines for some models.
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In exchange, Rossello said Puerto Rico would adopt at-will employment.
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But what did we get in exchange for lightening that burden?
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Rebels ceded their weapons in exchange for unconditional pardons in 2009.
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The incubator invests $50K in exchange for 8%–15% of equity.
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That creates jobs, to be given out in exchange for loyalty.
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In exchange, Al Safi shareholders will own 38.8 percent of NADEC.
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The false miracles in exchange of a drop of your blood.
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In exchange for this, Sarah wants to meet MK in person.
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In exchange, creditors have asked Noble to find a strategic investor.
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In exchange for better treatment, Robin offered them an exclusive interview.
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The group has asked for asylum in exchange for the recordings.
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In exchange, Bumble will be offering product development and marketing support.
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Finally, it's using customers as drivers, in exchange for free rides.
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In exchange, Chinese carriers get access to experience and management skills.
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He offers $400,000 in exchange for 50 percent of the company.
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Adams was sent to the Cardinals in exchange for cash considerations.
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He wants the border wall in exchange for opening the government.
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In exchange for what we do, we expect something in return.
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In exchange, Australia accepted 30 Central American refugees late last year.
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Would you share personal data with companies in exchange for money?
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Why would anyone accept BTZ in exchange for real, physical goods?
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Was it just lifting and moving things in exchange for cash?
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It then enables the transaction in exchange for a delivery fee.
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"He sold the puppy in exchange for drugs — meth," he alleges.
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In exchange Nick will have to do whatever Cole tells him.
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In exchange, Trump agreed to "provide security guarantees" to North Korea.
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It simply won't hand them over in exchange for a promise.
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He avoided the death penalty in exchange for his guilty plea.
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In exchange, they get a 50-percent discount on its products.
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They were accused of sexually abusing children in exchange for food.
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In exchange, the investors receive a token issued by the company.
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That's the sacrifice we all accept in exchange for free housing.
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In exchange, Sears said it paid $238 million to the plan.
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But what does Kim offer in exchange for all of this?
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The compromise is effectively more spending in exchange for more debt.
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In exchange, they get a lucrative break on capital gains taxes.
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In exchange, we're told his two other charges will be dismissed.
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Robert Herjavec invested $200,000 in exchange for 15% of the business.
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In exchange for lending their computing power, miners get digital coins.
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In exchange, Russia would withdraw its troops from Ukraine's separatist regions.
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In exchange, Commonwealth countries theoretically receive a better quality of life.
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In exchange, the NRA can threaten to pull support from Austen.
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Some even offer to help in exchange for the free food.
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Granted, people consent to this tracking in exchange for saving money.
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I repeatedly had sex with a dealer in exchange for smack.
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Do you want to be tracked, in exchange for easy directions?
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All charges against Mill were dismissed in exchange for community service.
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Classic tax reform means lower rates in exchange for closing loopholes.
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Neumann left the board of directors in exchange for $1.7 billion.
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In exchange for Adams, 22015, Washington received cash from the Cardinals.
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Uber will get a 27.5 percent stake in Grab in exchange.
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Kelly got the panels back in exchange for two smaller pieces.
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In exchange, the Mets got Diaz and second baseman Robinson Cano.
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In exchange for that, you might not always get your way.
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In exchange, Sharon would cease settlement in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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In exchange, Hezbollah turned over two ISIS leaders to the group.
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In exchange for holding "risk-free" debt, investors accept low returns.
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In exchange, the borrower pays you interest on a regular basis.
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In exchange, they would get favorable terms to offer wireless services.
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He granted others permission in exchange for payment — an unorthodox demand.
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He also can't drop an investigation in exchange for a bribe.
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Mr. Trump did not ask Mr. Erdogan for anything in exchange.
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I created her company's website in exchange for her counseling services.
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But she'll do it in exchange for a discount on weed.
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In exchange, Mr. Putin sees that they are taken care of.
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In exchange, domestic consumers gain access to more and cheaper products.
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But they do tithe, or donate money, in exchange for it.
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Many farmers sold land in exchange for jobs at the plant.
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In exchange, Microsoft (MSFT) will make a strategic investment in Grab.
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In exchange, the Somozas asked not to have their power challenged.
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His nephew, who received a $212.5,19983 piece in exchange for $21998,22010.
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But in Egypt you have authoritarianism in exchange for non-development.
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They began to fish and weave baskets in exchange for money.
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In exchange, Mr. Bahr can be a landlord at arm's length.
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In exchange, the SDK makers receive user data from that app.
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In exchange, international economic sanctions placed on Iran would be removed.
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What did Trump get in exchange for sacrificing our national security???
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to suspend tariffs on French goods.
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They also reiterated his willingness to testify in exchange for immunity.
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A cluttered home is a small price to pay in exchange.
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In exchange for all of this, police have to promote Ring.
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In exchange, the state has offered subsidies to build up infrastructure.
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We should consider some sanctions relief in exchange for a freeze.
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In exchange for Chinese concessions, Trump delayed an October tariff escalation.
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Republicans want increased border security measures in exchange for DACA protections.
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In exchange, the government should give up revoking the motorway concession.
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In exchange, Re:store will take a 20 percent commission of sales.
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Flynn previously requested immunity in exchange for Congressional testimony about Russia.
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In exchange, China would purchase some undetermined amount of US products.
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In exchange, millions would be made available to help unemployed miners.
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Users also offer up photos in exchange for a particular mark.
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In exchange, they got financial perks for themselves and their districts.
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In exchange, he wanted immunity from prosecution in the United States.
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Green has done enough to embarrass herself by her pathetic efforts to profit from Iggy's hard-won celebrity, all in exchange for whatever paltry sums she can garner in exchange for peddling tales of her tasteless exploits.
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They start charging Vince $200 per week in exchange for "protection," i.e.
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It will cause serious damage in exchange for absolutely no practical advantage.
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VTB took over Hals in 2009 in exchange for restructuring its debt.
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In exchange for working with prosecutors, they often get a lighter sentence.
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He goes to L.A. in exchange for, what else, a conditional pick.
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In exchange, the North Korean despot wants "security guarantees" for his country.
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In exchange, the killer would receive $4,000, plus expenses, the release states.
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The accounts would occasionally offer discounts in exchange for sharing the content.
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The survey takers accept rewards points in exchange for completing surveys online.
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He tends to want to help out in exchange for a meal.
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The ring was offered in exchange for returning the archives to Mexico.
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Netflix got something for free, and in exchange gave the ship publicity.
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In exchange, Sierra helps Veronica "seem smarter" to her dumb college boyfriend.
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Often start-ups will eschew profitability in exchange for scaling and growth.
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Other governments regularly promised Greece jam tomorrow in exchange for hardship today.
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In exchange, SpaceIL promises to share its magnetic field measurements with NASA.
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In exchange, the EU could ask Italy to moderate its fiscal plans.
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This deal had limited Iran's nuclear programme in exchange for relaxing sanctions.
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Target is offering $200 in exchange for an iPhone 6 or newer.
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In exchange for $25,000, Moira was a surrogate for a British couple.
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In exchange, companies are required to report suspected fraud to law enforcement.
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In exchange for his cooperation, Cohen will not face further criminal prosecution.
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Simon, for example, provides her services essentially in exchange for free advertising.
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In exchange for the military funding, there had to be an investigation.
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In exchange, the Ukrainian president would be invited to the White House.
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to hold off on a tariff hike.
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In exchange for all that power, they exhibited notorious gas guzzling behavior.
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In exchange, the women get a safe place to practice their work.
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Nintendo said yen strength resulted in exchange losses totaling 234.85 billion yen.
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Civil free speech is sacrificed in exchange for hatred, degradation and threats.
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You can agree to listen to their advertisements in exchange for cash.
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In some places this has been driven by shifts in exchange rates.
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She pleaded guilty in exchange for a reduced sentence, according to reports.
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Perhaps users could opt in to be moderators, in exchange for rewards.
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He has pledged allegiance to China in exchange for investment in infrastructure.
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In exchange, Exxon would give Rosneft access to its superior drilling technology.
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Phone companies offer generous payments to private prisons in exchange for contracts.
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The club probably comped everything in exchange for having him show up.
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In exchange, the network gets the ad revenue generated by those airings.
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But elderly Americans would be getting higher prices in exchange for nothing.
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In exchange, Verizon gets the customer's interests, visited websites, location, and more.
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In exchange for Gordon, Cleveland will get a 5th round draft pick.
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Would you be happy to view ads in exchange for free data?
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In exchange, Smith got 1 year in jail and 5 years probation.
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In exchange, the remaining charges (robbery, burglary and false imprisonment) were dropped.
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Halpern was looking for $209,000 investment, in exchange for 5 percent equity.
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In exchange, they are getting cheaper devices with much longer battery life.
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She's also (foolishly) handed over Aidan's files in exchange for her gun.
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Snapchat already allows filter submissions and payments in exchange for temporary geoflters.
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It's the tech world's most popular transaction: convenience in exchange for information.
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I would bear many, many burdens in exchange for sex, I think.
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In exchange, you'd get better recommendations for everything, from restaurants to music.
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The Ravens said they are receiving an "undisclosed draft pick" in exchange.
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In exchange for Madoff giving up most of his wealth — an estimated
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In exchange, Best Buy will be a third-party seller on Amazon.
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Norway has not promised any rewards to Lithuania in exchange, she added.
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Cities give exclusive contracts to trash haulers — in exchange for big kickbacks.
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In exchange, the state would issue tax credits of an equivalent amount.
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In exchange, the IRS pledged not to create a government-run system.
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In exchange, the IRS would promise not to develop its own system.
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Did the donor receive something of value in exchange for the donation?
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Others are also reportedly making financial deals in exchange for their release.
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In exchange, Sears said it will pay $255 million to the plan.
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Passengers could opt to take a later flight in exchange for compensation.
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Republicans have floated aid for the island in exchange for new oversight.
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In exchange for your dollars and your worship, you get to belong.
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Vladimir Putin once offered several Russian oil fields in exchange for them.
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I wanted Irving Ramirez's life in exchange for my husband Dan's life.
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In exchange, they would secure positions in whatever government Netanyahu put together.
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He claims they asked for $300k in exchange for the woman's silence.
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Investors are giving the startup money in exchange for an ownership stake.
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Now he's trying to do the same in exchange for their country.
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Museums get money, and in exchange, corporations get to look somewhat nice.
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One of them will trade me lockpicks, though, in exchange for walnuts.
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And Tim Cook has something he can give Trump in exchange: jobs.
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In exchange, he'd get a Vanity Fair feature and support from Pollyhop.
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Money goes into a startup in exchange for shares in the startup.
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They don't shed grams and millimeters in exchange for compromised battery life.
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Some companies are offering more time off in exchange for lower pay.
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In exchange, he was given a new identity and taken to Alaska.
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In exchange, the administration released seven Iranians held on sanctions-related charges.
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The deliveries are made in exchange for payments towards Venezuela's massive debt.
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In exchange, Bills made sure Reflex maintained its contracts with the city.
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All in exchange for a vague Putin promise to limit Iranian influence.
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They had been accused of bribing African officials in exchange for business.
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And in exchange for that, you're willing to trade off some information.
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In exchange, Israel would give over some of its territory to Palestine.
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In exchange, they receive "special police attention," according to the initiative's website.
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Offers of freedom in exchange for his theft of British government documents.
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In exchange for leniency, he's pledged to tell investigators everything he knows.
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Would it underwrite subway upgrades and expansions into underserved areas in exchange?
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In American sports, the team might have offered another player in exchange.
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In exchange, the Taliban would release up to 85033,000 Afghan government prisoners.
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In exchange for these concessions, Trump seems to have won astonishingly little.
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They'll typically say anything in exchange for free products or (small) commissions.
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"Are you going to privatize in exchange for anybody's money?" he said.
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In exchange, I promise not to check the NY Times every hour.
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In exchange, Democrats earned a boost to the affordable housing tax credit.
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"We gave up our rights in exchange for protection," the user wrote.
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In exchange, Mr. Trump said China would snap up American farm products.
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Tuesday: Corporations pledged investment in exchange for a $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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State prosecutors dropped the murder charge in exchange for the federal plea.
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In exchange, officials intervened on behalf of the company on several occasions.
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In exchange, Schnatter will have a hand in picking a new director.
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The government offered clemency and legal status in exchange for his cooperation.
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Do you have to do household chores in exchange for the money?
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In exchange, G.M. agreed to a two-year moratorium on plant closings.
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Should I require my child to work in exchange for an allowance?
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It places limits on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Different vendors sell goods and services in exchange for EuroDollars, or "Eddies."
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Piggy rewarded players with meat and gardening supplies in exchange for kindness.
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In exchange, they run candidates who are out of touch with Latinos.
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We would trade information in exchange for not doing the scandalous stuff.
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In exchange, the company made a donation to the Lakers Youth Foundation.
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I do social media for the studio in exchange for unlimited classes.
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Remember, Tekashi already got a huge break -- in exchange for his testimony.
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O, in exchange for forgiving some of their debt, the sources said.
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But in exchange for this perk, you must pay self-employment taxes.
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In exchange, Sears said it would pay $407 million to the plan.
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In exchange, Manafort agreed to fully cooperate with the special counsel's investigation.
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In exchange we sent Chinese citizens $130 billion worth of valuable goods.
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In exchange, Puckett says, BAN drove customers toward Lorch and the company.
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Volta offers free charging in exchange for advertisements displayed at charging ports.
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In exchange, each employee will insert a tiny microchip: Under their skin.
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In exchange, China wants access to the mines in Greenland, Holland said.
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In summary, Democrats get everything they want in exchange for absolutely nothing.
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In exchange, the police granted the gangs neighborhood territory for illicit activities.
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Similarly, Google's Screenwise Meter app harvested user information in exchange for money.
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Two accomplices testified against him in exchange for reduced sentences, Harcourt said.
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In exchange, the United States handed over Masoud Soleimani, an Iranian scientist.
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Your vacuum cleans your floor in exchange for your own sticky fingerprints.
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We give the North Koreans a summit and get nothing in exchange.
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The president can't fire someone in exchange for a bribe, for example.
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In exchange, Ankara would release Brunson , a senior White House official said.
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KS: Well, in exchange, to bring them, they gave them precious data.
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Federal prosecutors, who had recordings of Blagojevich discussing favors in exchange for the appointment, also laid out what they said was a wide-ranging corruption scheme where the governor sought to award political handouts in exchange for campaign cash.
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On eBay sellers were offering batches of five-star product reviews in exchange for cash, while Facebook's platform was found hosting multiple groups were members solicited writers of fake reviews in exchange for free products or cash (or both).
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Mr. Trump wanted North Korea to fully denuclearize in exchange for sanctions relief, while North Korea favored a more gradual rollback of its nuclear program in exchange for the removal of sanctions that are most painful to its citizens.
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In exchange, the new Echo gives you physical volume control buttons on top.
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In exchange for more support, they've introduced that ankle twisting danger of tipping.
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In exchange for your money, they'll feed you the least they possibly can.
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Athens has in exchange agreed to hit specific fiscal targets up to 13.
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Barclays Africa is also cooperating with investigators in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
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Squire lets customers book appointments over mobile in exchange for a $1 fee.
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Bradley received immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony at this trial.
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Where Is She Now: Kasabian got immunity from prosecution in exchange for testifying.
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Knight offered to finance an appeal in exchange for a three-record deal.
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Investors should expect double-digit returns in exchange for the risk, Chadwick said.
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Franklin pled guilty in exchange for authorities agreeing to recommend a reduced sentenced.
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They stay for free because luxury hotels do it in exchange for publicity.
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Paraguay is known for offering wealthy inmates "VIP" cells in exchange for bribes.
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In exchange, Engage is asking for upwards of 6 percent of their businesses.
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Rylett paid them a monthly salary in exchange for filming videos he directed.
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In exchange for his plea, Knight will spend 28 years in state prison.
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John then jumped in, asking for a 10% stake in exchange for $250,000.
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And in exchange, the company will take 20 percent of each trip fare.
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Rylett pays them a monthly salary in exchange for filming videos he directs.
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In exchange, Pyongyang agreed to stop holding a group of Malaysian nationals hostage.
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The rest — more than 33% — plead guilty, sometimes in exchange for lesser penalties.
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In exchange, they pay more out of pocket before the insurance takes effect.
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Maria, thinking he'll do this in exchange for sex, pulls off her strap.
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The employers contract with fewer doctors and hospitals in exchange for better pricing.
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In exchange for Maya's story, I told Maya a story of my own.
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They're accepting some short-term pain in exchange for longevity, Saunders tells Axios.
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What do you get in exchange for carrying around this brick-sized device?
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One delegate, Baker recalled, wanted a federal job in exchange for his vote.
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Yes, producers would receive cash in exchange for eliciting good television from contestants.
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Our billionaire friend just funded them for three years in exchange for it.
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Cohen paid Daniels $130,000 in exchange for her silence, according to court papers.
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She offers $20K and her advice in exchange for 1% of the equity.
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It might ask Iran to accept the yuan in exchange for its oil.
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In 2001 the IMF offered loans in exchange for commitments to cut spending.
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In exchange for $35,000, Bohan had agreed to vacate the home they shared.
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In exchange for tuition, students are required to take government jobs after graduation.
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Hackers demand money in exchange for an access code to unlock the data.
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Honestly, why won't people give us the pretty things in exchange for money?
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Go deeper: Omar reignites anti-Semitism controversy in exchange with top House Dem
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In the 1990s the French got the euro in exchange for German reunification.
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But founders get his help building their teams — and their prototypes — in exchange.
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The union made concessions to GM on pensions in exchange for new investments.
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In 2012 he stepped down, but only in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
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Of course, these startups would still trade equity in exchange for these services.
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In some cases, officials accept bribes in exchange for the Kimberley Process certification.
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An IT staffer has also been given immunity in exchange for his testimony.
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He hasn't been granted any promise of leniency in exchange, the report said.
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Granted, in exchange for your money your time commitment isn't nearly as much.
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Rosneft, Russia's biggest oil company, is tapping Venezuelan oil in exchange for cash.
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In exchange, Poste will receive newly issued shares of Anima, the statement added.
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In exchange for the girls' release, the government freed five Boko Haram commanders.
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In exchange, she doms him, but it's kind of like a life makeover.
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She agreed to waive a preliminary hearing in exchange for a reduced bail.
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Whose position is dominant is measured against "live" LME stock in exchange warehouses.
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I did a couple of odd jobs for people in exchange for cash.
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Would you please answer those questions again in exchange for Internet purchasing credit?
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In exchange, the startup studio takes a significant portion of the initial equity.
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They sell oil on the global market because they get money in exchange.
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In exchange for the confession, prosecutors say they won't seek the death penalty.
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In exchange, they say they may allow modest increases in border security measures.
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Tsujihara was being investigated for allegedly promising acting roles in exchange for sex.
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In exchange, Skelos pushed through bills to benefit the companies, according to prosecutors.
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In exchange, they could encourage their fan bases to stream them on Facebook.
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In exchange, he returns home with a crate of wine, greens, or berries.
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She has sold favors to our enemies in exchange for Clinton Foundation funding.
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We'll take the performance tradeoff in exchange for dropping an all-carbon top.
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Magna also invested $200 million in Lyft in exchange for an equity stake.
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In exchange, Virgin will have the option to purchase Boom's first 10 jets.
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In exchange for his confession, prosecutors promised not to pursue the death penalty.
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In exchange for wide distribution, the companies adhere to certain content production commitments.
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He also said that services could be provided in exchange for museum sponsorship.
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"This is a solicitation of assault in exchange for money," the judge said.
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Working with ICE in any capacity is accepting money in exchange for morality.
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In exchange, content companies let Giphy do whatever they want with these GIFs.
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It waived sanctions against Iran in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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In exchange, Republicans get more flexibility for states in how they implement Obamacare.
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He promised the patients $10,000 in exchange for becoming a joint account owner.
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The past decade saw a surge in exchange-traded funds that track gold.
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Taxpayers are not meant to receive benefits in exchange for their deductible contributions.
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The miner runs in exchange for letting the users access more premium features.
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The agreement placed limits on Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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It is common for witnesses to ask for immunity in exchange for testimony.
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Filecoin tokens can be used in exchange for computer storage, a scarce resource.
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In exchange for their labor, they receive compensation in the form of sorghum.
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In 1979, Israel actually did give Sinai to Egypt in exchange for peace.
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Democrats refused to trade wall money in exchange for keeping the government open.
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In exchange, police departments have to promote Ring products either implicitly or explicitly.
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The amount of metal sitting in exchange warehouses currently stands at 0003,600 tonnes.
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That agreement established curbs on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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In exchange, the community supports the social or political organization that supports them.
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The agreement imposed limits on Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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North Korea promises to stop plutonium production in exchange for much-needed supplies.
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Jose Morales was accused of offering legal services in exchange for sexual favors.
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Drug charges were never pursued, perhaps, in exchange for some sort of cooperation.
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In exchange, the publishers will refrain from filing copyright infringement claims against Spotify.
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Indeed, be willing to forego higher paying options in exchange for a mentor.
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By age 11, Aileen started sex work in exchange for money and cigarettes.
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In exchange, some rich people and medical device manufacturers get a tax cut.
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Like other robo-advisers, Schwab puts clients' money in exchange-traded mutual funds.
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Moammar Gadhafi agreed to abandon his nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief.
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The pact relaxed some sanctions on Iran in exchange for reduced nuclear activities.
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The successful bidders will obtain regulated revenues in exchange for producing clean energy.
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In exchange for military service, the enlistees would have their citizenship process expedited.
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But Dr. Sheikhzadeh refused to become an informant in exchange for lenient treatment.
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In exchange, prosecutors agreed not to seek a prison sentence for Mr. Filber.
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In exchange, Flake wanted a seat at the table on the immigration debate.
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In exchange, the United States promised to defend Japan if it were attacked.
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And in exchange for all that market share, they'll provide no real value.
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We expose ourselves to the possible abuse of power in exchange for convenience.
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In exchange, Mexico has agreed to make concessions, including improvements in labor laws.
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Barnum wanted the killer's clothes, too, in exchange for a store-bought suit.
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All of this in exchange for retaining 100 percent ownership in the venture.
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The payment was actually in exchange for oil contracts, according to U.S. officials.
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In exchange, the lawmakers will see restrictions on legislative stipends and outside income.
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In exchange for a donation, you could get a glimpse of the king.
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We provide aerial coverage in exchange for Goodyear brand mentions within the programming.
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In exchange, South Korea was exempt from the 25 percent US steel tariff.
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In exchange for protection, the then-ruler of the province acceded to India.
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In others, she was given drugs in exchange for going to certain facilities.
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In exchange, those recruits would commit to college teams the sneaker company sponsored.
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In exchange, North Korea agreed to freeze and dismantle its nuclear weapons program.
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In exchange, Parliament would receive the "hereditary revenues" of the king's Crown Estate.
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In exchange, state Republicans want more charter schools, and Democrats want tax increases.
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Such hires can be illegal if they are done in exchange for business.
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In exchange, they expect quick content turnaround, plenty of media exposure and testimonials.
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In exchange, he would give the owner VIP treatment at a future show.
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In exchange, prosecutors said Holt must not have ANY contact with his accuser.
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She denied at the time that she was acting in exchange for payment.
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In exchange, the rebels would release all captives they are holding in Douma.
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Fenech is believed to have provided the information in exchange for a pardon.
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Republicans have pushed for more border security funding in exchange for immigrant protections.
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In February 2012, it did so in exchange for food aid from Washington.
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Poyner offered to refuel the officer's car in exchange for sex on Dec.
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The Trump Organization is managing only the hotel, in exchange for a fee.
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Go deeper: China offers drug companies market access in exchange for lower prices
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Edwin Edwards (D) extorted $400,000 from him in exchange for a casino license.
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These companies offer to pay students thousands of dollars in exchange for eggs.
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An unwanted bowl of baby fish is good in exchange for cooking oil.
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Presidents often seek things from foreign powers and offer them things in exchange.
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In exchange, investors get partial rights to future payments from bundles of ISAs.
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The company covers the building costs; in exchange, it keeps half the rent.
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His firm specializes in exchange-traded funds based on initial public offerings (IPOs).
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Reductions in tuition in exchange for teaching and research assistantships are not income.
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He was granted partial immunity in exchange for testifying in Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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They were sent to Colorado in June 2015 in exchange for Ryan O'Reilly.
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In exchange, three lucky winners will win a year of free JetBlue flights.
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In exchange, Pecker agreed to provide federal prosecutors information on hush money deals.
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Australia would in exchange accept Central American refugees from facility in Costa Rica.
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That agreement offered Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for curbing its nuclear program.
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In exchange for Tehran's agreement, Obama gave Tehran flexibility for ballistic missile testing.
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"I'm fine if a donor had sex in exchange for money," Claire quipped.
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She's now offered to resign in exchange for support for the deal. 303.
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In exchange, he agreed to forfeit his $10,000 bail and complete community service.
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In exchange, they volunteer at least five hours per week at the lab.
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So there are sticks that go along with the carrots in exchange offers.
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She says AMI ultimately paid her $150k in exchange for her life story.
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In exchange, police are required to promote Ring products, either explicitly or implicitly.
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People Magazine gave $150,000 in exchange for exclusive photos of Trump's son, Barron.
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In exchange, the companies would agree to keep paying employees for eight weeks.
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And does your employer know that you're accepting gifts in exchange for them?
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In exchange, the Sixes are to provide limited public access to the collection.
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In exchange, you reap the benefits of those strong relationships down the line.
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But a lower-income tier might offer families access in exchange for advertising.
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We're supposed to give up ours in exchange for some V.A.-type nightmare.
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In exchange Turkey would release Brunson and other Americans being held in Turkey.
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How much of your time these places want in exchange for a meal.
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We pull out of the Iran nuclear deal and get nothing in exchange.
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In exchange, he wants Trump to help spur economic development in the region.
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That deal lifted some sanctions in exchange for Iran dismantling its nuclear program.
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"You can't legally have sex with someone in exchange for money," Kelman says.
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Paramilitary groups agreed to disarm in exchange for participating in the democratic process.
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Well does Kim Jong Un want to do that in exchange for completely denuclearizing or is he trying to get a deal where he gets something from the United States in exchange for a little piece of the nuclear program.
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Put simply, white working-class voters are willing to tolerate a handout to the rich in exchange for the rest of Trump's ideological agenda, while the Republican establishment is willing to elect an ethno-nationalist populist in exchange for tax cuts.
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In exchange, though, it looks like you'll be getting a really nicely made laptop.
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In exchange, China Construction America would serve as the resort's contractor, using Chinese workers.
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Accused Russian spy Maria Butina offered sex in exchange for US job, prosecutors say.
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In exchange, Express Scripts booted Amgen's drug from coverage on its largest formulary plan.
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Well, Secretary Clinton, in exchange for that, what are the Palestinians going to do?
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Earlier this month, the militants swapped 82 of the girls in exchange for prisoners.
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He has offered to plead guilty in exchange for a life in prison sentence.
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In exchange for his guilty plea, prosecutors removed a felony murder charge against him.
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The accelerator will invest $22020,103 in each company in exchange for 210 percent equity.
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Drop off a few used-up eyeshadow pots, score a free lipstick in exchange.
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The deal limited Iran's uranium enrichment in exchange for an easing of international sanctions.
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Did Burlesque really get a nomination in exchange for paid trips to Las Vegas?
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He was traded to the Devils last July in exchange for defenseman Adam Larsson.
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In exchange we received a copy of the scanned images and access to Ancestry.com.
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In exchange for the investment, the Korean automakers will gain access to Rimac's tech.
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It will save you thousands of dollars, and take a small commission in exchange.
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The deal curbed Iran's nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of most sanctions.
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Officials came in to convince Lucía to give birth in exchange for a house.
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In exchange, Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed to shelve his Brexit deal for now.
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That included up to $1.5 billion in incentives in exchange for creating 25,000 jobs.
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You would find someone who can give you strawberries in exchange for your oranges.
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Verisign gives Tuvalu $5 million per year in exchange for control of licensing for .
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"Relative movements in exchange rates had an impact on financial performance," the company said.
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He should retain Mr. Mueller in exchange for a fixed deadline for the investigation.
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In exchange, he got prostitutes, luxury travel and loads of other freebees, including booze.
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But what if one of them offered you rewards in exchange for your loyalty?
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"The President has pardoned them in exchange for a release of hostages," he said.
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The path to profitability is clear, although often deliberately delayed in exchange for growth.
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The information is privately disclosed to companies, often in exchange for a bug bounty.
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In exchange, she received $130,000 through a company Cohen set up for the payment.
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Investors should, in theory, demand higher returns in exchange for taking on greater risks.
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And would it be willing to give it up in exchange for a relaxation?
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These states seem to be leaving premium assistance behind in exchange for work requirements.
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There were over 2100,240 tonnes in exchange warehouses as recently as May this year.
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Five U.S. senators intervenedwith regulators on his behalf in exchange for lavish campaign contributions.
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As veep, she'd lose capacity for autonomous action in exchange for an unclear upside.
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Asked whether he could support wall funding in exchange for a DREAMER deal, Rep.
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Hughes alleged she was forced into a sexual relationship in exchange for air time.
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Cruz's lawyers have said he will plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence.
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Local businesses, usually dentist offices, collect the candy, sometimes in exchange for other goodies.
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In exchange, companies would give up the ability to deduct interest paid on loans.
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Britain is promoting debt write-offs for Zimbabwe in exchange for commitment to reform.
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Shafeirad pleaded guilty in 2016 in exchange for the 50-year sentence, NBC reports.
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Hippo gives participating pharmacies a guaranteed rate for drugs in exchange for lower prices.
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In exchange, McConnell also agreed to a one-year extension of unemployment insurance benefits.
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Now, in exchange for reinstating U.S. exports, ZTE will pay a $1 billion fine.
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NOTES: The Indians acquired C Chris Gimenez from Texas in exchange for cash considerations.
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The Yankees acquired LHP Jaime Garcia on Sunday in exchange for two minor leaguers.
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In exchange for political donations and personal kickbacks, Frelimo grants traffickers protection from arrest.
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Yet many Arabs seem ready to forfeit political rights in exchange for personal liberties.
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But retirees do not produce anything they could offer in exchange for these things.
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Libya gave up its nuclear program in the 2000s in exchange for sanction relief.
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In exchange, the prosecutor dropped the additional charges of robbery, burglary and false imprisonment.
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Finally, Vickers pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in exchange for a five-year sentence.
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Weinstein followed, she claims, pledging to help her career in exchange for sexual favors.
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They were given immunity from prosecution in exchange for confessions that implicated Mr Temer.
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Employees: None, but 520 people are "working" for the company in exchange for equity.
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Prosecutors dropped charges against Encinia in exchange for him to resign from law enforcement.
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Children were eating laundry detergent and setting themselves on fire in exchange for followers.
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Taptica had last week offered 16 new shares in exchange for 19 RhythmOne shares.
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Menendez faced charges related to accusations of giving political favors in exchange for gifts.
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Others will offer their services for free in exchange for some form of promotion.
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Investors in exchange-traded funds are thought to represent institutional investors, including hedge funds.
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She ultimately was paid $130,000 during the 2016 campaign in exchange for her silence.
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In exchange, China CITIC Bank Corp would buy a 3.8 percent stake in CTBC.
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Glas was convicted of accepting bribes in exchange for government infrastructure contacts through intermediaries.
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They were seeking $100,000 in exchange for a 10 percent stake from the Sharks.
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And if Republicans want concessions in exchange for those protections, what would they be?
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In exchange for Hatch's plea, the government said it would recommend a lower sentence.
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In exchange, she said, they offered to share some answers to the reading section.
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Would Elon Musk tweet about a mixtape in exchange for a tweet about Tesla?
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But in exchange we could be creating the globally competitive industries of the future.
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This is exactly what Collins has asked for in exchange for repealing the mandate.
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In exchange for pleading guilty, on Wednesday, Matthew received four life sentences in prison.
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In exchange, prosecutors have agreed to drop all remaining charges against the defensive back.
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Kevin gave Billy candy in exchange for spending some quality time with his sister.
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In exchange for $100 [$77 USD], the gentleman finally agreed to cancel the sale.
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The agreement had imposed limits on Irans nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Arsenal wanted Mkhitaryan in exchange and he was delighted to join the London club.
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Max Harris agrees to plead no contest in exchange for a six-year term.
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The original agreement had lifted sanctions in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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The Apprentice was a scam put forth to the public in exchange for ratings.
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They were tasked with building "communities" in exchange for having their subscription fees waived.
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Scaramucci, however, denied that Trump was demanding loyalty in exchange for returning none back.
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The agreement curbs Iran's nuclear weapons program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions.
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Yet ever more Americans are taking on serious debt in exchange for that diploma.
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The plan allegedly involved pretending to sell a horse in exchange for Bronfman money.
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Deutsche Boerse's Eurex is mainly active in exchange-traded derivatives, while the LSE's LCH.
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In exchange, the United States received sole possession of the results of the vivisections.
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In exchange, drug manufacturers give states and the federal government deep discounts on drugs.
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They can't give favor or payments in exchange for a doctor prescribing the drug.
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Leveraging military aid in exchange for foreign interference in an election is casebook extortion.
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In exchange, Huawei would advertise during broadcasts and in the stadium, the Journal reported.
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In exchange, it lifted crippling economic sanctions, theoretically ushering in economic growth in Iran.
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"Anti-abortion laws and court decisions in exchange for basic human dignity," he wrote.
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According to her husband, Badaracco took off with $100,000 in exchange for their home.
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"Most Members will want something in exchange for their vote," said one GOP aide.
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Construction executives have told prosecutors the payments were in exchange for public works contracts.
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A security officer was caught accepting bribes in exchange for smuggling foreigners through security.
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They seek to create heavy penalties in exchange for a path to lawful residence.
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This was in exchange for taking on an estimated $1 trillion of additional debt.
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The contracts reviewed by AP offered a suite of benefits in exchange for exclusivity.
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Many observers think Trump is doing this in exchange for trade concessions from China.
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In exchange, Collins received probation and a fine ... and had his felony charges dropped.
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China could potentially seek to use disaster diplomacy in exchange for votes, for instance.
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In exchange, the DNC was granted full access to the president's formidable email list.
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This is in exchange for Chinese concessions in the Philippine-claimed waters and territories.
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Of course, one can be prosecuted for giving someone money in exchange for testimony.
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In exchange for agreeing to buy an item continuously, you'll get a little discount.
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Fundamentally, they attacked and scapegoated black Americans in exchange for white working-class support.
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My advice to them is do not bribe young people in exchange for votes.
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Plea deals usually involve the waiver of other possible charges in exchange for cooperation.
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Daniels was paid $130,000 shortly before the 2016 election in exchange for her silence.
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Clinton's campaign isn't yet sure what Mr. Sanders wants in exchange for his support.
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Mr. Glasgow has since agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for reduced charges.
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The agreement offered Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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In exchange, they received significant equity stakes in both dominant players in these markets.
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He says 212026 other officials accepted payments from Blatter's associates in exchange for votes.
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In exchange, America would be allowed a graceful exit after abandoning Vietnam as well.
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How about requiring comprehensive personal finance education from colleges in exchange for student loans?
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On weekends he helped a chemist at a local dairy, in exchange for butter.
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Artists are frequently asked to create graphics in exchange for exposure, rather than money.
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In exchange, the PT agreed to back a PSB candidate in a gubernatorial contest.
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The agreement had imposed limits on Iran's nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief.
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In exchange, she lends him her copy of James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time.
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The timing of this accelerated accumulation of metal in exchange warehouses is particularly incongruous.
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Magna is also investing $200 million in Lyft in exchange for an equity stake.
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Players get a virtual good or bonus life in exchange for watching rewarded videos.
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I often offer candies and fruits in exchange for them to hear me out.
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A deal is procured for content in exchange for served advertisements on a website.
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He sleeps with a 26-year-old, seemingly in exchange for her career advancement.
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Do you mind us knowing your shopping habits in exchange for bespoke book recommendations?
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The agreement offered Tehran relief from sanctions in exchange for curbing its nuclear program.
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Help connected other would-be contacts in exchange for an introduction of your own.
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Options allow investors to protect against price movements in exchange for paying regular premiums.
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In exchange, the United States accepted a certain degree of nationalist rhetoric by Mexico.
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In exchange, he got a joint public statement saying he had done nothing wrong.
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In exchange, she got $82,500 and, Farrow's reporting suggests, a lot of broken promises.
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On Wednesday, Butina agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for less prison time.
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But giving him $0003 in exchange for a "free" sticker is a different story.
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Mr. English urged Mr. McCoy to plead guilty in exchange for life in prison.
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Or they can demand discounts - or rebates - from drugmakers in exchange for the coverage.
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And so, as mentioned, he was packaged with Hawes in exchange for Lance Stephenson.
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They pressed the targets for sensitive information in exchange for money, the investigation found.
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In Sicily, the mob had a reputation for delivering votes in exchange for favors.
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In exchange for their work, the artists receive $315, two game tickets and visibility.
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NiceHash matches people looking to sell processing time on computers in exchange for bitcoin.
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Institutions offer high-quality collateral like Treasurys in exchange for reserves used for funding.
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And in exchange for having a puny say, Comcast will have to pay up.
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Glover told authorities that Exotic gave him money in exchange for him killing Baskin.
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The agreement limits Iran's nuclear programme in exchange for the partial lifting of sanctions.
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In exchange for providing that information, organizations can use their name in ad disclaimers.
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In exchange, the pope is gaining some role in the appointment of new bishops.
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She did not specify what the party had demanded in exchange for its support.
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In exchange, the Indians sent the Mets a minor league relief pitcher, Ryder Ryan.
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It forestalled Iran's nuclear arms program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions against Tehran.
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DeRozan undoubtedly wants a longer-term extension in exchange for sacrificing his free agency.
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Companies like Facebook and Google offer you free services in exchange for your data.
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Why it matters: Undisclosed payments in exchange for endorsements would violate campaign finance laws.
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I went out to ask for equality, and in exchange, they mutilated my eye.
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We never had to spend a lot, but we got a lot in exchange.
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In exchange for her vote on the tax bill, Senate GOP leaders promised Sen.
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Previously they were given research for free in exchange for trading through the brokers.
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In exchange, the FEMA official would advocate to Cobra's advantage during the recovery efforts.
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In exchange, they're groomed for old-school entry into the liberal upper middle class.
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He decided to offer his services as a handyman in exchange for laundry rights.
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In exchange for a $20, you now have $2 left and a physical bauble.
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In exchange for the money, inflated public works contracts were steered the companies' way.
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We moved to 50 percent in Massachusetts in exchange for freezing tuition and fees.
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Traders say they have been offered all kinds of enticements in exchange for information.
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Yet some politicians developed the lands in exchange for votes from the new arrivals.
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Bitcoin miners use software to solve math problems and are given bitcoins in exchange.
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AMI agreed to cooperate with the government's investigation in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
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In the past, Ricchiazzi has offered to skew his coverage in exchange for cash.
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The agreement relaxed economic sanctions in exchange for verifiable promises of peaceful nuclear work.
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The Astros' players, however, went unpunished in exchange for their cooperation with the investigation.
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In exchange, Waymo would gain access to data about how consumers use autonomous vehicles.
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In exchange for her plea and testimony against Mitchell, she received lenience in sentencing.
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First, don't offer your perp strawberry milkshakes in exchange for each confession of murder.
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Gillibrand of effectively offering or agreeing to sexual favors in exchange for campaign contributions.
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Cuban coaches are also being exported to other countries in exchange for hard currency.
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The deal obliges Iran to restrict its nuclear program in exchange for eased sanctions.
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The nuclear deal bars Iran from developing nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions relief.
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I don't think we are getting hardly anything in exchange for withdrawing our forces.
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This office makes taxpayer-funded payments to accusers in exchange for signing confidentiality agreements.
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Colleagues are invited to sample goodies, in exchange for a donation of their choice.
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Instead, it can be used in exchange for future services offered by the company.
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That program offers visas in exchange for a $500,000 investment in a U.S. business.
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As of Thursday, Fry declined to plead to felony charges in exchange for probation.
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Pechatnikov said he believed that was the cause of the increase in exchange transactions.
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So, I mentioned it earlier — it's paying cash awards in exchange for vulnerability information.
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The first was the offer of a White House meeting in exchange for investigations.
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Students agree to help with tasks, and in exchange they pay less in rent.
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In exchange, the billionaire would publicly deny that The Enquirer's coverage was politically motivated.
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In exchange for the purchase of 24 Seahawk helicopters, Jonah Blank of Rand Corp.
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Nevada handed Tesla a $28500 billion package in exchange for a high-tech gigafactory.
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Traders say they have been offered all kinds of enticements in exchange for information.
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Many universities waive tuition for graduate students in exchange for research or teaching duties.
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In exchange, the Port Authority was cleared to build the original World Trade Center.
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In exchange for his support a few of the fighters fight under his name.
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The Ecuadorean government later accused Washington of denying its request in exchange for checks.
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A treat offered in exchange for progress on this "walk" yields no better results.
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They can't give favors or payments in exchange for a doctor prescribing the drug.
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In exchange for a place to stay, he would get up at 5 a.m.
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We effectively hand over access to our minds in exchange for something "free," like email, Facebook, or football games on TV. As opposed to "paying" attention, we actually "spend attention," agreeing to the view ads in exchange for something we really want.
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The scandal was uncovered when a Boston businessman under investigation for securities fraud offered investigators some information in exchange for leniency, opening a pandora's box when he told investigators that a soccer coach at Yale was soliciting bribes in exchange for college admission.
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He offers to return them to being human, in exchange for the shirikodamas of zombies.
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In exchange, the public got access to their financial records and the opportunity to invest.
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In exchange, they were asked to agree that high-income Americans should pay higher taxes.
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In exchange, there are very high standards for applicants and students straight through to graduation.
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In exchange for a 75-year lease, the cash-strapped city got a lump sum.
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Trump asked for a "down payment" for the barrier in exchange for funding the government.
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Stiles is a "pigeon," though, a guy who shares jailhouse confessions in exchange for cash.
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He has confessed and he wants a life sentence in exchange for no death penalty.
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But Trump appears prepared to lift sanctions in exchange for yet-to-be-explained concessions.
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There were so many times Ellen Pao could have taken money in exchange for silence.
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In exchange for what was the President suggesting that they would perhaps promise these reforms?
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Gay inmates often prostitute themselves, selling their bodies in exchange for money or commissary items.
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That would include its agreement to reduce sentencing guidelines in exchange for acceptance of responsibility.
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Specifically, you might think about women flashing their boobs in exchange for Mardi Gras beads.
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Roughly 201,500 people enrolled in exchange plans this year, down 4% from a year ago.
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The U.S. officials did not have details on China's demands in exchange for the concessions.
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In exchange for that, it imposed a number of new taxes on these medical industries.
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In exchange, Russia has allowed Turkey's army to set up a buffer zone inside Syria.
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In exchange, the AP has granted the newsrooms in Civil's network licenses to its content.
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What kind of teenager trades his girlfriend to his uncle in exchange for a hotel?!
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The way I saw it, in exchange for that certainty, I was accepting certain risks.
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His father, meanwhile, shares his New York Times login in exchange for all those passwords.
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In exchange for the favor, Murakami promised he would write a novel for the company.
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Hamas will stop the pyrotechnic prophylactics in exchange for freer movement of goods and people.
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The company gives her free equipment in exchange for mentions on her social media account.
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He even offered free services to certain influencers in exchange for word-of-mouth publicity.
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Going to the bird, they'll give it up in exchange for finding their missing egg.
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He offered young girls money, promised lofty careers and affection in exchange for sexual favors.
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They get to attend camp for free in exchange for teaching classes and facilitating activities.
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In exchange, the foundation gifted millions of dollars in university donations between 2003 and 2011.
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I like you guys - some details in exchange for a ZNF link when you post.
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The individuals were paid in exchange for letting the PCC use their personal bank accounts.
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In exchange for $35,000, Bohan had agreed to vacate the home they shared by Friday.
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She smuggles in drugs, phones, and cigarettes, in exchange for money and sex with Freddy.
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Those fans then can become "brand advocates" in exchange for product, according to Vogue Business.
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But in exchange as he sells those shares, he needs to pay us right back.
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In exchange, entrepreneurs engage with local university students to help foster a culture of entrepreneurialism.
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Seeking to halt the strikes, Lufthansa dropped demands for concessions in exchange for higher pay.
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In exchange, the US would remove already-placed sanctions on Turkey if the ceasefire held.
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In exchange, it takes a revenue cut that can be as high as 40 percent.
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And in exchange for that regulation, investor-owned utilities enjoy a guaranteed rate of return.
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They cannot buy fruit from the young, because they have nothing to offer in exchange.
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The shift in exchange rate regime has proved a turning point for Egypt's external finances.
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In exchange, Francis received classified information — including warship and submarine movements — and sensitive contracting developments.
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In exchange for money, they agreed to stop fighting and work to close the borders.
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First, by giving employees more control over their data in exchange for sharing their data.
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In exchange, ZTE would reportedly make significant changes, including shaking up its management and board.
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The Oilers traded Eberle to the Islanders in exchange for Ryan Strome on June 22.
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Washington acquired C Taylor Gushue from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for 2B Chris Bostick.
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In exchange, Xi Jinping, China's president, agreed to make new purchases of American agricultural products.
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You're also not allowed to take a tax deduction if you receive something in exchange.
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Bowe Bergdahl — who pleaded guilty to charges of desertion — in exchange for five Taliban commanders.
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In exchange, the United States backed off efforts to force Canada to scrap supply management.
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The song suggests one can find riches and success — in exchange for a lonely life.
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She is given silver in exchange for seducing and destroying the powerful and strong Samson.
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In exchange, the Chinese conglomerate got a 2600 percent stake in the American EV startup.
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But Madison and Behold offer him a solution in exchange for more of Michael's backstory.
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One thing you sacrifice in exchange for that massive footprint is a tight turning radius.
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Handler claimed McDonald would sell the stories in exchange for her photograph appearing in print.
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In exchange, lawmakers would reduce sales taxes and eliminate an estate tax on wealthy residents.
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NOTES: Toronto acquired INF Rob Refsnyder from the Yankees in exchange for 1B Ryan McBroom.
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Now, you'll be asked to hand over your email in exchange for the discount tickets.
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He will -- he might give an inch, but he will extract a tooth in exchange.
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But they were willing to accept these provisions in exchange for an earned legalization program.
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Gone were Eros' leaden arrows in exchange for a whole quiver full of passionate love.
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In exchange for financial and human resources, eFounders keep a significant stake in its startups.
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Two pleaded guilty to lesser charges in exchange for a maximum one-year jail term.
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In exchange, it demanded, among other things, considerable control over the conduct of the war.
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I never dreamed of being fucked in stairwells or saunas in exchange for expensive dinners.
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N, which said it received bonds from PDVSA that year in exchange for unpaid bills.
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Are people going to live in smaller private spaces in exchange for better shared amenities?
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Flynn's lawyer, Robert Kelner, said late Thursday that Flynn would testify in exchange for immunity.
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Qaiser's operation would reportedly demand victims pay up to $1,000 in exchange for returning access.
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There was speculation that Chris Christie received such a deal in exchange for his endorsement.
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She's a fan of Unchocolate, and she'll gift you a Bag of Treats in exchange.
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In exchange, there are very high standards for applicants and students straight through to graduation.
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The PMDB may stick to its tactic of supporting Ms Rousseff in exchange for patronage.
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The brothers offered to confess in exchange for a chance of parole for Nathaniel Cook.
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Some political parties and their supporters offer cash, drugs and liquor in exchange for votes.
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The A's acquired him in November from Seattle in exchange for veteran utilityman Danny Valencia.
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The Bachelor contestants couldn't upload pictures of teeth whiteners in exchange for thousands of dollars.
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Demands being made in exchange for the release of the hostages have not been reported.
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In exchange, you get a new layer of insulation from the world of online fraud.
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But in exchange, we released several Iranians who had been accused of violating U.S. sanctions.
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In exchange for that confession, prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty against him.
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Over time, families accepted longer commutes in exchange for space, safety, and cheaper real estate.
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It should be a key demand by conservatives in exchange for increasing the debt ceiling.
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C Michael Latta was traded to the Devils Thursday in exchange for F Ryan Kujawinski.
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May: Deripaska says he'll cooperate with the Congressional Russia investigations in exchange for full immunity.
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It funds private companies in exchange for commercial products that can solve national defense problems.
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For Zuckerberg, it was paying off a man's student loans in exchange for beating him.
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There's no special procedures or babysitting I had to do in exchange for faster speeds.
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It has funded private companies in exchange for commercial products that solve national defense problems.
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Active managers have also recovered against the rise of passive investing in exchange-traded funds.
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In exchange for immunity and anonymity, he'll testify not about Frank, but about Stamper, a.k.a.
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The original 6003 agreement had lifted sanctions in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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Demands being made in exchange for the release of their hostages have not been reported.
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Although he's a traitor, Coady has agreed to help cure him in exchange for information.
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In exchange, Democratic leaders want the GOP to agree to fund cost-sharing reduction subsidies.
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In exchange for her cooperation and on account of her youth, she will be deported.
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In exchange for holding historically rock-solid U.S. treasuries, investors would demand higher interest rates.
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India's political parties and their supporters often offer money or goods in exchange for votes.
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In exchange, the company was granted rights to the coal and gas under the park.
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Finkelstein is offering Cruz 's guilty plea in exchange for 34 life sentences without parole.
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Under the accord, Iran received sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Before trial, Olis had been offered 6 months in exchange for pleading guilty and cooperating.
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Boahen also accused Mahama of pocketing money from the U.S. in exchange for the transfer.
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On Saturday he proposed extending protections for some immigrant groups in exchange for wall funding.
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to lift some of its economic sanctions issued against Iran.
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This time, bondholders gave up about $1.3 billion in exchange for control of the company.
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But a woman in my unit offered me shampoo and conditioner in exchange for both.
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In exchange for filling a time slot, speakers get a platform to showcase their expertise.
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In exchange, the Nationals will receive minor league right-hander Andrew Istler, according to MLB.com.
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Several hybrid models provide performance based incentives in exchange for a reduced fee-for-service.
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And banks usually demand that home buyers insure their properties in exchange for a mortgage.
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The team also sent catcher John Ryan Murphy to Atlanta in exchange for cash considerations.
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" In exchange, Iran offered al Qaeda "money, arms" and "training in Hezbollah camps in Lebanon.
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Could Trump trade with Democrats on immigration policy in exchange for additional border wall money?
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In exchange for burning the goods, the descendants believe, they will be enriched in kind.
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Requiring work, volunteering or study in exchange for Medicaid has never been attempted before, though.
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This comes from three activities: corporate espionage, cybertheft and technology in exchange for market access.
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I'm willing to tolerate this slight complication in exchange for great sound and battery life.
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In exchange for Tehran agreeing to limit its nuclear capabilities, economic sanctions would be lifted.
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TV that her property manager said he could help her in exchange for sexual acts.
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In exchange, the lake provides minerals like Epsom salt to treat ailments, primarily, rheumatoid arthritis.
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Cohen gave her $130,000 in exchange for her silence about the alleged affair with Trump.
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He lifted the hold two weeks ago in exchange for personnel documents at the agency.
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In exchange for working outside the system, she has earned the privilege of final cut.
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Trump should demand an enforcement mechanism in exchange for unblocking appointments to the Appellate Body.
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McAuliffe agreed Friday to reverse the concealed carry decision in exchange for concessions from Republicans.
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In exchange for letting startups use its tools, Ginkgo will receive equity in the companies.
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In exchange, it pumps tens of millions of dollars into the company over many years.
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The deal restricted Iran's nuclear work in exchange for relaxed economic sanctions on the country.
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In exchange, the hotels added free breakfasts and linens in Oyo's signature red and white.
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In exchange, Spotify is getting a concession of its own: a reduction in royalty rates.
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Greece is implementing reforms and asset sales in exchange for loans from the European Union.
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This is because the EU exacts cash in exchange for access to its single market.
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Those with less charmed lives have had to resort to work in exchange for money.
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After the sale, the city agreed to lift the covenant in exchange for $16 million.
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In exchange, Europe would take in Syrian refugees from Turkey who have been properly certified.
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But she did recently spend half an hour having sex in exchange for free internet.
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But the best place to get something in exchange for sex in Mexico is Facebook.
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Perhaps it feels worth it to be advertised to in exchange for a free service.
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In exchange, Iran received relief from sanctions, most of which were lifted in January 2016.
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Finnegan was one of the key acquisitions in exchange for Johnny Cueto in July 2015.
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Historically, people have gladly traded less privacy in exchange for greater utility and added features.
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But realizing their newfound power, Dev onica started asking for donations in exchange for information.
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My friends shared boxed wine with strangers in exchange for pulls from labelless vodka bottles.
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You sell the other $1 million in exchange for retaining that amount for your heir.
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In exchange, they get an entirely new token that has some sort of assigned worth.
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Expect tons of free swag in exchange for a minute — or two — of your time.
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In exchange, the new money providers would be entitled to a 7.5 percent backstop fee.
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He is also charged with offering favors to media moguls in exchange for fawning coverage.
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The prosecutor agreed not to pursue charges in exchange for 100 hours of community service.
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In exchange for their support, politicians demand restrictions that make the rescues more politically palatable.
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The list of atrocities, including being forced into sex in exchange for food, is boundless.
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Apparently, the scam artist is demanding money in exchange for access to social media accounts.
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The girls' tuition was covered in exchange for a few hours of work after classes.
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Fossil is now offering four presets that trade various functions in exchange for battery life.
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There was some suggestion that Israel might offer concessions in exchange for a peaceful protest.
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Exemptions have been granted to Argentina, Australia, Brazil and South Korea in exchange for quotas.
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That means people are most likely getting new AirPods in exchange for their old ones.
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They perform education, antipoverty and other work, in exchange for a modest stipendor tuition reimbursement.
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Max Harris lived at the Ghost Ship, in exchange for chores and collecting the rent.
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During a crisis, they may qualify for a bailout in exchange for meeting those requirements.
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In exchange, the company promised that the plant's nearly 400 employees would keep their jobs.
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It has also called for an easing of sanctions in exchange for steps toward denuclearization.
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But on Monday, Democrats wanted more in exchange for the votes to end the shutdown.
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Uber received a 623 percent stake in Grab in exchange for withdrawing from the market.
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Repo operations involve banks posting high-quality collateral like Treasurys in exchange for operating cash.
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In exchange, she made a legally binding promise to never speak of their encounter again.
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In exchange, we must abide by a simple rule: Stay six feet away from others.
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In exchange, they gave the sheikh and his descendants control over religious and social affairs.
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In exchange, they gave the sheikh and his descendants control over religious and social affairs.
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Carmakers often agree to keep plants open in exchange for other concessions from the union.
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The agreement promised sanctions relief for Tehran in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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Their fellow legislators have silently accepted his outrages in exchange for policies they've always wanted.
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Last week, Mr. Trump said he would rethink ZTE's punishment in exchange for trade concessions.
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But in exchange, we won a healthier and more homogeneous society in the true sense.
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He also paid large settlements to both families in exchange for no admission of guilt.
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In exchange, the United States agreed to work towards full civil nuclear cooperation with India.
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Typically, a group would gain its seat in exchange for assimilation to the majority culture.
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In exchange, Iran agreed to an extremely tight set of limits on its nuclear activities.
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They were able to rescue him, but in exchange, Sabrina became the Queen of Hell.
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Would the Kremlin be willing to moderate its behavior in exchange for simple sanctions relief?
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This agreement had limited Iran's nuclear programme in exchange for a partial lifting of sanctions.
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In exchange, The Times guaranteed lifetime employment for 800 printers, whose jobs disappeared through attrition.
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Sometimes this means turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism in exchange for political support.
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In exchange, New Jersey teachers, state troopers and other government workers agreed to pay more.
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Kelly was acquired by the Braves in the offseason in exchange for catcher Christian Bethancourt.
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In exchange for concessions, Beijing has demanded that the U.S. not only end the Dec.
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When you're putting national security at risk in exchange for personal gain, that's a problem.
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It lifts sanctions placed on Iran in exchange for Iran abandoning its nuclear weapon ambitions.
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They bargain and are given tickets to New Orleans in exchange for naming the gang.
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What, if anything, are you expected to do in exchange for the money you get?
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In exchange, states would be required to set up special arrangements for high-cost patients.
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College graduates could work with incarcerated men and women in exchange for student debt relief.
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Most recently, the general reportedly is offering to testify to investigators in exchange for immunity.
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In exchange, Spotify is getting a concession of its own: a reduction in royalty rates.
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In exchange, prosecutors say Elovitch gave Netanyahu favorable news coverage in online news site Walla!
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The United States agreed, possibly in exchange for China's support of the war in Afghanistan.
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Noteholders would receive a 96 percent stake in the company in exchange for their debt.
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I considered what I could offer her in exchange for staying, a bartering of sorts.
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In exchange for $85033 million in Missouri incentives, it will move 1,000 jobs from Kansas.
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Russian agents commonly approach Balts making these runs and offer money in exchange for help.
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"Massive border security would have to be agreed to in exchange for consent," Trump tweeted.
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Is the firm paying them anything extra in exchange for pushing you toward certain investments?
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Vivid colors are typical of crabs that clean parasites from fish in exchange for protection.
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So, the two gave up their old life — and their house — in exchange for adventure.
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At the very least, we're entitled to substantive policy change in exchange for our labor.
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Many conservatives saw the move as appeasing the Castros in exchange for insufficient humanitarian improvements.
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The funding is non-dilutive, meaning the business doesn't give up any equity in exchange.
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They've also been giving developers an infusion of money and talent, in exchange for exclusives.
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Free T-shirts in exchange for applying for a credit card is a TERRIBLE idea.
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Increasingly, companies are turning their backs on novel freebies in exchange for more sophisticated workspaces.
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Gillibrand "playing nice" in exchange for money, it probably would have been as sexual innuendo.
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Many markets welcome Chinese buyers with investment visas, which grant residency in exchange for capital.
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They often extort residents in exchange for keeping drug gangs from taking over the areas.
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Both refused to sign what they say are false confessions in exchange for their release.
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In exchange, the deity would choose 1,000 young men and women and strike them dead.
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I want to offer a joint to the cable guy in exchange for free HBO.
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In exchange for the life sentences, Kleine said prosecutors did not pursue the death penalty.
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The retired Army lieutenant general previously sought to testify before Congress in exchange for immunity.
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Instead pay a monthly fee – usually around $100 – in exchange for unlimited primary care services.
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In exchange, North Korea offered only the same stale promises it's been repeating for decades.
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In exchange, those RSC members present said they would vote for it on the floor.
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But Paul says he wants a guaranteed vote on a repeal-only bill in exchange.
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She bartered with pedicab drivers, offering free water in exchange for bringing customers her way.
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Russia could get its wish on condensates in exchange for its support of further cuts.
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True, Trump is not demanding that governors investigate Joe Biden in exchange for federal help.
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True, Trump is not demanding that governors investigate Joe Biden in exchange for federal help.
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In exchange, Rosneft, the Russian state oil company, has acquired stakes in Venezuela's energy sector.
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The money was in exchange for help boosting Mr. Trump's name in two online polls.
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In exchange for Boyle, New Jersey got a second-round pick in June's N.H.L. draft.
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In exchange, you assume that if you have any health-related needs, they'll be covered.
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Mr. Pecker reached an immunity deal with prosecutors in exchange for providing them with information.
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In a 2014 interview, Roberto Isaías denied asking for favors in exchange for political donations.
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It offers visas to overseas investors in exchange for $500,000 investments in real estate projects.
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T) to receive a 5 billion yen ($44.59 million) investment in exchange for majority ownership.
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