For example, the emergence of Google Photos as an application across Android and iOS significantly reduces the lock-in of Photos, the emergence of Spotify reduces the lock-in of iTunes, and the emergence of Drive and Dropbox reduces the lock-in of iCloud.
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While iMessage may be the most important example of Apple ecosystem lock-in, there are many other products where Apple lock-in could similarly be weakened.
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The plan also eliminates four long-standing problems with the tax system — double taxation, the corporate lock-in effect, the personal lock-in effect and preferential treatment of capital gains and dividends.
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In general, the values lock-in view argues that there are some ways that humans in the near future could lock in one particular course for humans in the more distant future.
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As prices rise, they are keen to lock in deals.
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That's because cooking them whole helps lock in their nutrients.
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Bird is testing out a retractable lock in Bakersfield, California.
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The door lock, in particular, is an ode to craftsmanship.
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That just means investors want to lock in some gains.
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Higher prices help producers lock in profits for future sales.
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How much time you can spend, whether you want to lock in prices, whether you want to lock in partial prices, how much of your market dynamic you want to be volatile versus fixed.
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The powder acts as a barrier to lock in the color.
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On iOS, it's under Display & Brightness and Auto-Lock in Settings.
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Scuf's joysticks also lock in place with a fussy lock ring.
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To lock in the broadest possible audience, YouTube is going narrow.
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By early summer, Apple will lock in the iPhone 8 design.
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An ambient layer would also free companies from vendor lock-in.
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"It's the best way to lock in your glow," he says.
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Getting product lock-in is key in the world of startups.
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We talk about ecosystem lock-in on The Vergecast every week.
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" "This gives customers choice and reduces the concerns for lock-in.
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Such is the powerful lock-in of The Social Network effect.
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CT: But have you been able to lock in good rentals?
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That generates platform lock-in and potential monetization opportunities for Facebook.
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Now could be the time to lock in a lower rate.
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Virginia was a Republican lock in presidential elections for 44 years.
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Together, they lock in partisan narratives and lock out conflicting information.
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Ionic technology powers hair tools to dry faster and lock in shine.
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Pre-paying for attraction tickets and tours could lock in currency savings.
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That is the definition of ecosystem lock-in, and it's incredibly frustrating.
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That has led existing borrowers to try and lock in better rates.
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More importantly, the purchases can lock in supply before an expected shortfall.
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I understand the value of ecosystem lock-in; Apple obviously does, too.
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First, McCain seeks to lock in Mint production of high cost metals.
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At first, this would basically lock in the current distribution of spending.
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Lock in the price now before it goes back up to $60.
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Lock in the price now before it goes back up to $220.
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Lock in below, and head here for more info on the project.
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So now's your last chance to apply and lock in this bonus.
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Hassan and drummer Fay Milton lock in early and don't let up.
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That will lock in profits and cash flow for years to come.
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Retrofit decisions last a long time, so lock-in is always an issue.
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Apply by January 23 to lock in this bonus opportunity for your business.
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Apply by January 28 to lock in this bonus opportunity for your business.
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The ground is prepared to lock in as much natural moisture as possible.
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Bargains do exist, and sometimes the wisest choice is to lock in earnings.
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Other ride passes are occasionally offered to lock in riders to the app.
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This could be a good time to lock in more strategically significant gains.
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Note how our calm, cool, and collected President uses CAPS LOCK in response.
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There's certainly an argument for developer lock-in on Nvidia's platforms like Cuda.
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That's because employers are eager to lock in new hires before Memorial Day.
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And opt outs that don't exist smell rather more like a lock in.
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It would lock in a future where our stressed military becomes permanently gutted.
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"At what rate will you lock in better returns for a longer period?"
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That's why it's smart to lock in your rate as young as possible.
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Some Brexit supporters want to move fast to lock in the referendum result.
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We'll be able to hedge better as well to lock in the margin.
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Register before December 15, 2019 to lock in the lowest rates for registration.
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At some point we might see a pullback as investors lock in profits.
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Growing at top speed is an easy way to lock in those people.
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This would also exacerbate the lock-in effect of the capital-gains tax.
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Mr. Fowke is jumping now in part to lock in the subsidized prices.
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Well, let's just do a lock-in and whatever happens is what happens.
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When interest rates are falling, CDs could lock in that higher interest rate.
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Vendor lock-in is a real risk here which must be appropriately mitigated.
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You can potentially lock in your mortgage payment for the next 30 years.
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Typing habits, of course, would not explain technology lock-in for energy storage.
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Investors are piling in again, spying opportunities to lock in newly connected consumers.
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Typically, the longer the term, the higher the interest rate you'll lock in.
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But this year, the state Democratic Party decided to lock in these Feb.
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These investors tend to hold through maturity, letting issuers lock in cheap pricing.
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Republicans worry innovation waivers will lock in the expensive, heavily regulated status quo.
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Apple should have moved to lock in cobalt supplies earlier, according to Ives.
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Many investors are ready to jump on higher yields to lock in income.
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What's also notable about this market is that it has high consumer lock-in.
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The oscilloscope setup that allows Mike Davis to crack Dormakaba's Cencon lock in minutes.
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Lock in your pre-order for the Nintendo Switch Lite today for only $199.99.
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The trade-off is you just have to submit to some ecosystem lock-in.
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That, like everything else, forces lock-in as people have to buy the hub.
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Placing bets both before and after makes it possible to lock in a profit.
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Buyers have been rushing to lock in sales before Amazon's presence bumps up prices.
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It's more of a rewards program that comes with a ticket price lock-in.
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Unhappily for the nation, that's all he needs to lock in left-wing backing.
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No one wants to give the keys out when they have customer lock-in.
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If you really want to lock in your NES Classic, this trick might work.
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To protect her vibrant color, Aspiras recommends hair oils that lock in the shade.
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Tourists typically lock in vacations months or even years ahead of time, experts said.
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However, having a lock in place makes it more difficult for would-be thieves.
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But Homewise clients have shown they can learn and lock in good financial habits.
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The company hopes to lock in bigger national partnerships in the next six months.
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We find a spot between the risers and the sound board and lock in.
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Some Democratic economists equalization would increase the "lock-in" effects that deter asset sales.
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This is your chance to lock in your policy for the term you picked.
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The deal allows IVG and its hedge fund owners to lock in high prices.
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I wanted to lock in that 25-year-old rate while I still could.
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So it buys contracts that essentially lock in today's exchange rate for the future.
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It will lock in fossil fuel infrastructure for decades and divert money from renewables.
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"I'll be working to lock in the majority leader's support over dinner," Chao said.
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It's also been neat to play with a drummer again and lock in with.
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A popular lip mask that creates a protective seal to lock in moisture overnight
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But here, it has given rise to extended lock-in parties behind protected walls.
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After a racist video surfaced, private school students protested with an overnight lock-in.
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It is fraught with all the dangers of rent-seeking and incumbent lock-in.
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However, CDs lock in a fixed interest rate for the duration of the term.
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But infrastructure construction can both enable policy flexibility or lock in past policy preferences.
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To lock in today's low interest rates, issue 50- and 100-year Treasury bonds.
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Micah: First, he picks the lock in her drawer and finds her work laptop.
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When crude costs rise, they lock in higher prices for future delivery with buyers.
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Merchants wanted to lock in the price of a shipment as it left port.
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Tying more brands together with loyalty programs also helps the hotels lock in travelers.
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They said the lock-in would continue until some of those demands were met.
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But otherwise, it must lock in for a long-haul of efficient and methodical improvement.
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It will lock in control for the company's 31-year-old founder and chief executive.
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The problem now is Faraday Future hasn't been able to lock in any new investors.
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A tool called "Lock-In" is now being used by Medicaid and many private insurers.
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Mr Bolsonaro's other opportunity is to lock in gains Brazil has made in fighting corruption.
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You'd start to see more competition between clients and far less lock-in within networks.
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Typically, you'll meet with your lender, lock in your rate and fill out an application.
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Traditionally, retailers lock in most of their purchases nine months to a year in advance.
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I could forget about having to go back to my cell for a lock in.
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The formula contains hyaluronic acid to lock in moisture and lactic acid to reduce shine.
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For one thing, this would reduce "job lock" in an ever uber-ized gig economy.
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"If I can lock in $70 now, I'm going to do that," said an investor.
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Their eyes lock in the bathroom mirror as they grunt in an extremely animalistic way.
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From there, lock in on what you do well and do on a consistent basis.
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The drums just lock in place and form another link in the song's elemental structure.
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The data was positive to oil, but traders and investors chose to lock in profits.
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Many CFOs took advantage of easy money to lock in low rates for extended periods.
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To lock in moisture and reduce frizz, apply Nashi's Argan Oil ($47) to damp hair.
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Or you could stick with a 30-year mortgage and lock in a lower rate.
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A related danger of continued natural gas development is what's known as infrastructure lock-in.
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Bernie Sanders — the current leader in national polls — to lock in a large delegate lead.
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U.S. refiners, who benefit from the big discount, get to lock in supplies long-term.
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Those contracts typically lock in the price of energy for a given period of time.
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Governments globally have been issuing longer-dated bonds to lock in historically low borrowing costs.
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We all have to reinvent ourselves now that paid streaming is starting to lock in.
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Most researchers who are concerned with "values lock-in" situations are thinking about artificial intelligence.
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Interoperability is a selling point for some people, and the downside of interoperability is lock-in.
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NooBaa – Enterprise software is developed on the cloud using cloud services that create vendor lock-in.
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Oil producers typically hedge to lock in a price, guaranteeing a fixed amount for their output.
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Is it important enough to grant yet more of your digital life to Apple lock-in?
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Bronstein argues that it's not about lock-in or preciousness, but caring about the final product.
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Prices have since dropped, but the gains allowed some farmers to lock in profits through 2020.
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The owner gave her a few shifts, and Sara managed to lock in a regular schedule.
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Subscriptions, which lock in a regular cost for a route, offer an alternative to these problems.
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Again, not the most secure lock in the world, but perhaps enough to stop some accidents.
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Buying them allows you to lock in ISO, shutter speed, white balance, and other manual controls.
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That also gives U.S. shale producers more opportunity to lock in profits on their own production.
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Finally, Anadarko had to lock in lower LNG prices than in the last wave of projects.
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Cutting flows could cut energy use, and California legislators acted fast to lock in the benefits.
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One of Leah Cohen's tricks is to use aluminum foil in order to lock in moisture!
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Another possible reason for removing the SD card slot is likely related to ecosystem lock-in.
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The legislation would also lock in livestock grazing on public lands at or above current numbers.
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Do it at the root and lock in the volume with a light spray of hairspray.
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If both can lock in for an entire playoff series, New Orleans will be legitimately formidable.
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Metal teeth in the B bottle's cap lock in place, so it cannot be twisted off.
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And that's what staffer were meeting late tonight with administration officials to try and lock in.
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Finally, filing an indictment in New York would lock in a prosecutor's dream jurisdiction for trial.
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Documentation for the microcontroller also details its capability to carry out the software lock in question.
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A 10-point lead with 5 minutes is doable, but the Warriors have to lock in.
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These provisions would lock in high drug prices for years to come by extending pharma monopolies.
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Matt Stuart: I think Amazon saw it as a way of customer lock-in and convenience.
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Click the lock in the bottom left hand corner of the pop-up to make changes.
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Forward selling by producers keen to lock in a high price was limiting gains, he said.
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"Permanent" tax cuts would have the benefit of this ratchet lock-in; expiring cuts would not.
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To lock in congressional support, the Pentagon often starts building the weapons before testing is complete.
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The biggest benefit of a CD is your ability to lock in a fixed interest rate.
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Go deeper: Apple's plan to use services to lock-in iPhone customers for years to come
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When it comes to gains, we are risk-averse, preferring to lock in a guaranteed profit.
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No doubt these boys will have the vocab in their new yard on lock in no time.
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They used it to lock in political control at the state level and at the congressional level.
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Rising prices had caused more industrial users to lock in supply of the metal, the trader added.
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Meanwhile, Stable is keen to demonstrate its autonomous electric-vehicle chargers and lock in additional fleet customers.
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The IPO was brought forward to lock in the valuation ahead of any further stock market correction.
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Here's the thing with sheet masks: They lock in whatever treatment the cotton cloth is soaked in.
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The poll suggests historically fickle New Hampshire voters are beginning to lock in on their preferred candidates.
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Then last weekend I discovered the "detector Lock" in the Rijksmuseum, created by British locksmith John Wilkes.
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"These are tight games and we really got to lock in," Cardinals rookie shortstop Paul DeJong said.
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Potentially some profit-taking and position squaring as investors lock in what they got during the quarter.
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The system isn't attached to the lock in any way, so you can't remotely secure your home.
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Make sure your phone locks itself after a short delay too (Auto-Lock in General inside Settings).
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Providers are competing to use AI as a way to differentiate their offerings and lock in customers.
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For one, you lock in your housing costs instead of facing rising rents every year, he noted.
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Should the government lock in a stream of revenues through royalties, or take a riskier equity stake?
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Unfortunately, the firmware on the prototype S2000 wasn't ready to show the Stealth Lock in auto mode.
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There would be no more personal data lock-in, and no more legal terms and condition shenanigans.
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But you might want to lock in that Netflix subscription: Wyoming ranked 24 for quality of life.
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"I just want everybody to lock in and realize how important this game is," Butler told reporters.
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When your updo has finally taken shape, you have a few options to lock in the look.
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"We're telling producers it's time to lock in," said Thibaut Remoundos of London-based hedging consultancy CTC.
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The IPO was brought forward to lock in the valuation ahead of any further stock market falls.
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I'm trying to lock in a tour in November and pop out in every city I can.
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But other experts dispute that, arguing it could actually lock in even deeper cuts to the program.
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Each website now has an SSL certificate and will display a green lock in your address back.
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"When you lock in manufacturing, you don't know what will be there in 10 years," he said.
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"Being able to lock in these sorts of yields over 50 years does make sense," Kelvin said.
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"Action needs to be taken today to lock in real funds to deal with this epidemic," Sen.
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The clear goal, according to several aides, is to lock in all 50 GOP senators in support.
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The lesson here applies to all kinds of stories: Focus on what you can lock in first.
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"We're nearing the end of the year when investors want to lock in some gains," she said.
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This "lock in" effect means that some investment dollars are not flowing to the most deserving projects.
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Governments keen to lock in record-low borrowing rates have obliged by issuing longer and longer debt.
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That's productivity and revenues Congress would do well to lock in for the coming year and beyond.
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For Gurley, those fundamentals include factors like gross margin levels, revenue predictability and customer "lock in" potential.
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And in the era of platform lock-in and/or customer loyalty, starting users early can't hurt.
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Learn how the brain stores trivia, uses reinforcement and takes advantage of imagery to lock in information.
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Forests lock in carbon — and about 12% of man-made climate emissions today are linked to deforestation.
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Those Heat, like these Cavs, didn't consistently lock in defensively on their way to their Finals rematch.
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This "lock-in" is very dangerous in a world where technology is rapidly making many jobs obsolete.
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You can see this notation on the lock in the cover photo you used on the article.
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If you need flexibility, you can lock in an award ticket that's free to change or cancel.
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Users can lock in a $9.95 per month rate by paying for the entire year up front.
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Those asset prices are falling, and if you sell now, you lock in those losses, he said.
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At spring planting, farmers and wholesale buyers could execute future contracts to lock in prices at harvest.
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Why lock in today's market rates if you will be able to charge more in the future?
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There will be another crack at the market to lock in 3 percent on the 10-year.
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Such positions can be cheap to build and can lock in favorable prices if the market declines.
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With rate increases slowing in 2020, now might be the ideal time to lock in your rate.
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Though that phone also has a clamshell design, its hinge can't "lock" in a 90-degree position.
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But why lock in small gains today when there is so much more potential lurking out there?
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By confirming Brett Kavanaugh, he'd lock in a solid conservative to replace Kennedy, the Court's swing vote.
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"We're still trying to lock in exactly how we would do it," he told reporters on Tuesday.
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"Almost all of our clients are worried about lock-in to any single cloud provider," Crnkovic-Friis said.
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Legislative elections in October 2017 will be a key indicator of Macri's ability to lock in his reforms.
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Discovery will double down on its niche services to lock in super fans of sports such as golf.
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Production crew were spotted hurriedly trying to lock in the huge metal cage before the commercial break ended.
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"Some members on the retail side are definitely taking action to lock in some more gallons," Herb said.
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Eric [Schmidt] is always talking about how Google doesn't lock-in user data, but it should be easier.
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"I think it's the brilliance of Prime, the psychological lock-in that some people feel," Del Rey said.
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But I think that once he does lock in that feeling we look for as hitters, he'll explode.
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Here was a chance to lock in a big majority before economic or political fortune turned against her.
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If Mr Gurevich is right, ultra-long bonds sold today may, ironically, lock in higher rates for longer.
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And both Uber and Lyft are trying to lock in core customers by instituting loyalty and reward programs.
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And because it eliminates lock-in, mark-to-market taxation allows capital gains rates to go substantially higher.
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Post-shower and scrub, lock in moisture and that summer aura by covering yourself in a scented moisturizer.
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And the idea behind doing that now is you lock in the best rates possible for the ads.
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Mortgage lenders cannot lock in a rate until there is a signed contract of sale on the home.
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The service will lock in a rate for up to 30 days for amounts as low as £100.
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If you order online, there's a special trade-in process you must complete to lock in the deal.
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This is a big issue for Facebook because it relies on these apps to drive user lock-in.
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"You'll lock in the lowest prices, always — even when it's busy," Lyft wrote in a blog post today.
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This allows heat waves to persist over a region, like Europe, and lock in days of scorching weather.
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Then, the gun-like device is used to lock in the extensions to the existing pieces of hair.
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But she was also viewed as a near lock in Michigan last week and lost to Vermont Sen.
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Attempts to lock in future supply at prices below current levels have not yet yielded any tangible results.
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The company wants to start construction soon to lock in a federal tax credit that expires next year.
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It's true, I'm now a victim of vendor lock-in as are my kids who've inherited older devices.
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The big tech firms get the consumer lock-in and business benefits they want, without the regulatory headaches.
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The idea is to bulk up and lock in customers before Amazon enters the business of selling medicines.
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After all, investors are actually willing to lock in losses today to preserve purchasing power in the future.
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Dharmesh Thakker, a general partner with Battery Ventures says one saving grace is fear of vendor lock-in.
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Half of advisors said they were rebalancing their client investment mix to lock in gains or reduce risk.
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Say you lock in a 30-year fixed rate mortgage today at the average rate of 4.58 percent.
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The patties are seasoned, as all its burgers are, and then "flash frozen" to lock in the flavor.
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Third, the U.S. shale oil industry can use hedging to lock in profits and ride out price swings.
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Spotify is reportedly trying to lock in longer-term deals with the major labels ahead of its IPO.
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Backyard soil can lock in more planet-warming emissions than soils found in native grasslands or urban forests.
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We would trade mags before lock-in, and release pent-up stress by stroking the mental pain away.
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It was important to lock in a place as the couple plans for their first child, she said.
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Faranello said yields move lower because buying forces in more buyers as investors look to lock in yield.
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But it failed to lock in Lee, who said it didn't do what it was intended to do.
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Then, sometimes months later, they will lock in the rest by choosing a resort and booking their lodging.
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"It suggests AWS is getting big customers to lock-in for longer," Menlo Ventures' Matt Murphy told CNBC.
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Other uses of CO2 — say, as part of the cement-production process — lock in carbon for much longer.
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"It would lock in all of the disparities that exist today between states on health spending," Levitt said.
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"I think what we need to be asking is how do we lock in these savings," she said.
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Anthilia fund manager Giuseppe Sersale said some investors may be seeking to lock in profits before the year-end.
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Still, Starbucks has been able to lock in customers with its rewards program that has millions of U.S. members.
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"Passive does the opposite, you get the benchmark minus the fee, you lock in underperformance with passive," he added.
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For that reason alone, do you think the president should just lock in on this and maybe nominate Barrett?
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It was also something Weaver, Kasich's top aide, had been pushing to lock in for weeks with limited traction.
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The AI-assisted autofocus system can also lock in on human eyes, but not those belonging to your pets.
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Once the lock-in was established, companies were bound to incredibly expensive ongoing maintenance agreements and one-sided relationships.
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Walmart, for one, recognized the lock-in danger and has pursued a strategy to achieve better functionality and flexibility.
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For that price, Uber customers could lock in flat rates on all trips over the course of a month.
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Apple's consumer lock-in is a smart play for its profit margin, but not for you or your home.
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But even if they want to avoid vendor lock-in, there currently aren't many alternatives to these proprietary networks.
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By now, most people have already picked sides and the customer lock-in for iPhone and Samsung is strong.
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Unlike one, it offers live interbank exchange rates for overseas transactions that users can lock in on the app.
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The oil and balm will lock in whatever serums you applied earlier, plus add instant moisture to your skin.
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Or tap and hold the screen to lock in this setting while you swipe left to apply additional filters.
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The move towards evergreens will allow the company to lock in cash flow from larger clients for future years.
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They must lock in their wager before the clue is revealed, based only on the category it falls within.
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You can use it as a toner or a primer pre-makeup — or to lock in your look afterwards.
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Another round of long-term loans for banks could also effectively lock in low rates for years to come.
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On the site, you can search available inventory, see pricing details, and lock in a price for 48 hours.
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Trips can be booked up to 3.33 days in advance to make sure patients can lock in their appointments.
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What we expect may help lock in wavering votes: Opioid funds This is a central issue for Ohio Sen.
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Now the decision for investors is straightforward: Do you lock in gains now or do you let them ride?
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Higher forward prices will enable shale producers to lock in more production next year at values that guarantee profitability.
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I find this lock-in distressing, as it inserts a purchasing decision and platform theology into my personal relations.
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Timber is a sustainable material and a natural "sink" for CO2, as trees lock in carbon from the atmosphere.
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In the US, at least, the Apple ecosystem platform lock-in is real and a big hurdle to jump.
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How can we be talking about moving toward decarbonization by 2050 and lock in high-carbon fossil fuel infrastructure?
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It's a much more intuitive way of selecting what part of the frame you want to lock in on.
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The bill allowed the current administration to lock in logging rights on public lands for up to 20 years.
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Financiers lock in a spread that makes physically holding the metal profitable, which means buying nearby and selling forward.
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After that, investors likely should lock in their duration plays and look to the shorter end of the curve.
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If a fund manager wants to lock in profits or otherwise exit a position, there will be tax consequences.
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"He is trying to step ahead and lock in donors," said one Democrat on O'Rourke's impact on Castro's decision.
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It is, according to the LME, "a self-reinforcing system" with the FOT charge "acting to lock in rents".
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" In the photo, she and Noah, 34, lock in an embrace under a tent — seemingly after Ribeiro said "yes.
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But the SoftBank investment will let some of the company's investors sell their shares to lock in huge gains.
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The Chargers are hopeful the team's resurgence will help them lock in key sponsors and a naming-rights partner.
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Protections are unraveling with extraordinary speed as Republicans move to lock in drilling opportunities before the 2020 presidential election.
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"It may be a good time to lock in the gains and bunch your charitable giving," Mr. Reid said.
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Mr. Kauffman pulled out a master key that he said "opened every lock in the Space Needle" in 1982.
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But make sure you have Halloween circled on your calendar if you want to lock in the lowest fares.
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Samsung's reportedly planning to lock in a decision on the in-screen sensor by the end of the month.
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The FID bench also comes with footpads which let you lock in for moves like crunches and dumbbell flyes.
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However, private bankers will sometimes reduce rates to win a bigger mandate – or lock in an investment-banking client.
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"There is far too much 'lock in' with a dominant provider, and far too much consolidation of personal data."
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It also would lock in changes to tax deductions, including the controversial $10,000 cap on state and local taxes.
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The most famous example of technology lock-in is the QWERTY keyboard on which we are typing this article.
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That allowed U.S. drillers to lock in higher prices for future delivery, providing the financial incentive to produce more.
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The best way to lock in hard-liners for the next two decades would be to tear it up.
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When those demands weren't met, students took over several school buildings and began a lock-in on March 11.
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Shale firms often use hedges, or financial contracts that lock in a price for future production, to guarantee profits.
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To lock in greater reliance on Russia at this moment -- (END VIDEO CLIP) MACCALLUM: Dr. Mendoza, what do you think?
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Choose the payment plan option during checkout, and lock in these super-low prices while spreading your payments over time.
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If Instagram can get its Stories institutionalized worldwide before Snapchat gets there, it could lock in a long-standing audience.
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" Biden also reportedly said Europe needs "diverse sources of gas, not new pipelines that lock in greater reliance on Russia.
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While the service is deeply integrated with the Google Cloud Platform, the team stressed that there is no lock-in.
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Term life insurance rates lock in when you sign up, so getting insurance today guarantees your rate for the future.
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Add a little more curl to the bottom of your locks, lock in with hairspray and you're ready to go!
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If producers can lock in higher prices via the futures market, they will be under less pressure to reduce output.
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Because they absorb and lock in so much carbon, the destruction of peatlands poses a significant threat to the climate.
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They stop and lock in place when they reach the side of your phone, regardless of what size it is.
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It would also make it easier to move social data from one application to another, minimizing "vendor lock-in."2.
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It also allows them to hedge, or lock in a future price with buyers at levels that support increased drilling.
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It's a fantastic idea that basically bulldozes any kind of ecosystem lock-in — at least when it comes to movies.
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It felt slightly tacky as it dried, so I dusted on some setting powder to lock in the glossy formula.
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And yet, I would argue that we should collectively reject the lock-in practice that Apple is currently engaging in.
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But Dublin insists the Brexit treaty must lock in a "backstop" arrangement in case that future pact does not work.
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But this is Soweto, once an absolute lock-in for the ANC -- and the thousands are cheering for the opposition.
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In Lock In, Scalzi introduced readers to Chris Shane, a Haden FBI agent who is partnered with senior Leslie Vann.
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Modifying term limits is a common move, as is changing the rules of elections to permanently lock in temporary majorities.
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Kavanaugh taking the seat on the Supreme Court would likely lock in a conservative majority on the bench for decades.
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Thanks to the alginates (acids that lock in moisture) in seaweed, it's excellent for soothing, hydrating and purifying your complexion.
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Leitersdorf said he expects Karamba to use the funds for hiring, research and development and to lock in early customers.
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Pelosi has zero incentive to back off her position, because it drives the pressure to lock in a full agreement.
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They make the whole process quicker and easier — and if you're cooking meat, they'll lock in the juices just right.
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Millennials couldn't lock in tonight, and their coach couldn't do much, either, so it was a long night for us.
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"Unless the rail guys offer massive discounts in freight, it's not economical to lock in rail volumes," said one trader.
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The reverse Yankee theme continued with transactions by Nasdaq and Eastman Chemical as US corporates lock in attractive funding costs.
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The deal included a lock-in period of five years in which GPI was restricted from trading in Spur shares.
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Clinton is eyeing six Southern states with heavy minority populations as a way to lock in a clear delegate advantage.
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Homebuyers are not as sensitive to weekly moves in rates, as they tend to lock in their rates in advance.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry finally scraped together enough dough to pay their deposit and lock in a wedding date.
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Deposit at least $25,000 in a three-year CD with Synchrony Bank and you lock in a 1.85 percent yield.
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However, other market participants believed it was banks' proprietary trades to lock in profits in dollars that bolstered the yuan.
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Selling forward, or hedging, is used to lock in revenue at pre-determined rates and offers protection from falling prices.
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Of course, there are only five months left in the year, so this isn't exactly a long-term lock-in.
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However, since then it has failed to lock in deals with 12 industrial users who had expressed interest in 2018.
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This platform lock-in could slow adoption of mobile payments for both companies, although neither side has a clear advantage.
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But if the entrepreneur's thesis is right and execution is strong, those big upfront investments can lock in competitive advantage.
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In contrast, a regionally variable wage would lock in and exacerbate existing economic disparities between higher- and lower-wage regions.
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With hard-clumping action to lock in odors, this medium-grain cat litter will control odor for days on end.
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CCCC is at the forefront of China's push to lock in food supplies by investing in commodities transport hubs globally.
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Every day, early voters lock in their votes; the voters who stay home become a little less likely to vote.
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This is more about inventory management and trying to lock in lower price levels for manufacturers, bakeries or confectionery manufacturers.
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Or, it could be a way to "lock in" the current administration's opinion to create consistency with the next one.
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Whatever the peace formed by Assad and Russia, it will lock in divisions -- storing yet more trouble for the future.
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Offering free cameras is a clear strategic move by the company to corner the market and create vendor lock-in.
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Then on the 10th, a dreamy lineup of Venus and lucky Jupiter could also help you lock in the romance.
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The result, whenever they lock in, is a defense that feels like it has two extra bodies on the floor.
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Mind you, this was a company that was the poster child for vendor lock-in the 90s and early 2000s.
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If you've been streaming defenses all year, this is a good one to lock in for the final postseason push.
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Taub advised against booking too far in advance, even if you're tempted to lock in cheap flights and hotel rates.
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If he sweeps all three primaries, he could lock in an insurmountable lead, all but clinching the party's presidential nomination.
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"What I'm proposing is a 30-day lock-in to the entire country, a coordinated 50 state lockdown," he said.
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Even though seeing the value of your 401(k) drop off is unsettling, selling now will lock in your losses.
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He pointed to his 246 novel, "Lock In," which he said sold 22017,2167 hardcovers, 2000,0003 e-books and 2000,214 audiobooks.
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"That was when our jaw dropped and we decided we better lock in the place we liked," Mr. Cody said.
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Similarly, NATO, created in 1949 — at a time of overwhelming U.S. military dominance — didn't seek to lock in our hegemony.
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Without a standard certification, shipping counterparts have trouble entering contracts and cannot lock in fuel costs on the futures market.
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You can order the new August Smart Lock in dark gray or silver direct from August, Amazon, or Best Buy.
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For some, that may mean it's a good time to consolidate their student loans and lock in lower interest rates.
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For instance, they can lock in young customers with the hopes of cross-selling products to them down the line.
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They're preserved to lock in moisture and freshness for 365 days and require no watering or care of any kind.
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By enabling ownership on a firm level, a Corbyn-style plan would lock in inequalities between workers in different firms.
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At the same time, Broadcom would lock in long-term supply agreements, using Qualcomm's patent portfolio as leverage, Rasgon said.
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If they or their advisers panic and sell during a brief downturn, they may lock in a more meager retirement.
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And the concern over the seats is serious: they could fail to lock in place and shift during a collision.
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Who else could coordinate and lock in slots on Fallon, Kimmel, Corden, Colbert, Meyers, AND Conan all on the same night?
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It is then up to hotels to update the software by visiting every lock in the hotel and patching them individually.
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Gold prices inched lower on Thursday, with some investors taking advantage of a recent surge in prices to lock in profits.
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Our source says the inmates beat Bulger -- one used a lock in a sock as a weapon -- until he was unconscious.
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Kudlow told CBS "Face the Nation" it was too soon to lock in the $200 billion figure for China's promised purchases.
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FedEx is the latest major logistics company to lock in an order for Tesla's forthcoming Semi electric Class 8 trailer trucks.
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Energy companies typically lock in prices for future deliveries with customers well ahead of shipment, shielding them from sudden price swings.
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This is incredibly unusual in the cable news business, where long-term contracts lock in anchors for years at a time.
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The GOP congressional aide said his party won't force the issue unless PhRMA can lock in Democratic support on its own.
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There's also Yapta, which provides tools to track flight prices, and Flyr, which lets you "lock in" prices on airfares. 212.
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Finally, lock in some protection for gun owners by adding a beefed-up version of the Second Amendment to state constitutions.
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Subscriptions are seen by tech companies of all stripes as the best way to lock in fair-weather consumers over time.
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Trax Only did a lock-in there where we had 10 DJs and you couldn't leave and people brought sleeping bags.
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Cucumber extract and aloe vera work together to relieve dry skin and lock in moisture to refresh your bright-red shoulders.
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Since the advent of accelerators, venture capitalists have competed to lock in deals with the best startups in a given batch.
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That makes him a successful VC on paper, but he'll need some big IPOs or acquisitions to lock in his earnings.
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If they all seem like good deals, you see why they're less about immediate revenue and more about customer lock-in.
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There is one technical reason that Intel has historically been able to mark its chips up so high: x286 lock-in.
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The addition of predictive features helps customers make decisions, making your product key to their strategy and giving you lock-in.
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The broader strategy here is one many people are familiar with on the consumer side of the equation: ecosystem lock-in.
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Avenatti's platform is dethroning President Trump – and, unhappily for the nation, that's all he needs to lock in left-wing backing.
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If you sell when the market goes down, you lock in your losses for life, and it's very hard to recover.
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Environmental activist group Greenpeace has said TiSA would lock in low environmental standards and undermine national efforts to tackle climate change.
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Last year, in contrast, the company booked soybeans in advance to lock in prices that were lower than they are now.
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Choose "Write Message," tap on the tiny lock in the upper right corner, then choose a name from the list below.
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First, extended CRs lock in previous spending levels, with none of the reforms and oversight initiatives contained in individual appropriations bills.
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Increasingly, battery manufacturers and automakers "are going to have to start looking to hedge and lock in prices now," Hawkes said.
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"Most of the smart locks are three or four times more expensive than a regular lock in any category," notes Majzoobi.
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They brutally beat him with a lock in a sock and used a shiv to try and gouge his eyes out.
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Many biotechs and cloud stocks require you to sell them in less than a year in order to lock in gains.
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Gas may be a loss-making business for some of China's oil majors; time to lock in long-term supplies anyway.
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Some of this may have been driven by home buyers trying to "lock in" mortgage rates before they rise even further.
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Now we need Americans to speak up, and loudly, if we want to lock in a sustainable path in our cities.
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Although oil prices have climbed significantly in the last year, Whiting had hedged some of its production to lock in prices.
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But they could use this to lock in a protracted nuclear breakup period -- and this can't be a drawn-out affair.
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Bottom line: Several sources involved in the process say Republicans may lock in their final deal as soon as early Wednesday.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell still needs to lock in 50 votes and half a dozen Republican senators are still wavering.
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Buying life insurance in my mid-225s also saved me money because it allowed me to lock in a tremendous rate.
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The policy bill, if signed by the president, would lock in restrictions that would effectively undercut his ability to close Guantanamo.
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It's a group affair, and just hearing these players lock in with each other should be rewarding even for jazz novices.
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Unlike state refiners, private players Reliance Industries and Nayara Energy use hedging tools to lock in costs on the international market.
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This may also cause many traders to lock in profits before the next one and half-holiday to seek safe haven.
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Borrowers can refinance federal student loans and private loans into new fixed-rate loans to lock in these record low rates.
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To get around the problem of "lock-in," you'd want to move to something called a "mark-to-market" capital tax.
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She splashes on the Neogen Real Ferment Micro Essence ($38), which has humectants and fermented ingredients to lock in hydration. 5.
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The most extreme examples can lock in a party's majority indefinitely, even when it gets a minority of the vote statewide.
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The tickets lock in recipients at odds of 4-1, but vary from as low as $5 to $250 a ticket.
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Coming into the playoffs, you know teams are going to lock in and try to make the game hard for you.
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Celebs also made sure to lock in their selfies -- along with their ballots -- as Americans across 14 states hit voting booths.
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She detailed how she had broken a lock in her room and sneaked away while doctors were distracted by another patient.
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"There is absolutely no evidence in plaintiffs' briefs that somehow the Legislature was trying to lock in discriminatory districts," he said.
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You still have time to lock in a lower annual fee of $450 for the first year — apply by January 12.
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While this is the stuff of PR nightmares for automotive companies, so too is an inability to lock in future supply.
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The new proposal would lock in those provisions, as well as one of the most controversial parts of last year's bill.
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It would clear the decks and lock in some modicum of bipartisanship in advance of the Senate floor debate on immigration.
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All power generators hedge future output to lock in fuel prices and limit the impact of spot price swings on earnings.
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You're tired, and then sometimes you just lock in and you start really listening to one of your cast mates speaking.
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Wealth is typically seen as a more reliable, durable business as clients usually lock in with steady fees for many years.
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Using the happy language of "rights" and "choice," the "Smart Solar" initiative would lock in the utility death grip on distributed solar.
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The rechargeable batteries used in electric vehicles have companies scrambling to lock in supplies of key ingredients like nickel, cobalt and lithium.
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Ceramides not only function as a barrier to help protect the skin from the elements, they also help to lock in moisture.
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These refiners were presented with a rare opportunity to lock in profits when diesel prices and margins popped in April and May.
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If you can lock in a slightly more expensive fixed-rate loan with a different lender, that may be the better choice.
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It will be available on Android and web browsers, too, which means there's less concern about lock-in than you might think.
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But every time you visit a website that's using SSL or TLS now, you get the little lock in your URL bar.
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The move could help Apple lock in a more loyal set of subscribers as it battles Spotify for dominance over the space.
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At the end of each week, the singles participate in a match-up ceremony, where they must "lock in" their perfect match.
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Indeed, subscriptions are seen by tech companies of all stripes as the best way to lock in fair-weather consumers over time.
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The one exception here is fraud: if Verizon determines a phone was purchased fraudulently, it can keep the device lock in place.
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For example, there are easy ways to lock in roughly $50 to $60 billion of that through things like extending mandatory sequestration.
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With current tax credits, long-term power purchasing agreements lock in even lower rates, protected from inflation or a potential carbon tax.
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And for whatever reason, Nintendo felt the best way to lock in your purchase was with some kind of mute RoboCop lookalike.
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Ultimately, says Rheaume, the goal is to lock in loyal customers long before they're able to afford one of Jimmyjane's pricier products.
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They're also a great deal when interest rates are low, since they lock in that low rate for the next 250 years.
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Of course, that also means a potential for lock in, with platforms making it difficult to choose the exact devices you want.
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The patties are seasoned, as all its burgers are, and then "flash frozen" to lock in the flavor, according to McDonald's website.
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Buying a term life insurance policy when you're young can help lock in an inexpensive rate for the duration of your coverage.
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A sponsor may pay up incrementally in the direct lending market, but sponsors are willing to swallow that to lock in pricing.
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The budget comes as Obama tries to lock in the work he's done on climate change through executive regulations and international diplomacy.
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Both companies will have a call/put option for the remaining 51 percent stake after a stipulated lock-in period, they said.
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Time is running out to capture the imagination of black voters and lock in their support in an ever-expanding Democratic field.
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Because Apple has its sticky software ecosystem and diversity of lock-in hardware accessories, most iPhone users are loyal to a fault.
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By buying time early, Priorities USA hopes to target its advertising to precise shows, and, to potentially lock in better ad rates.
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This week's summit presents a chance to lock in a new consensus, but the opportunity may pass if Trump doesn't acknowledge it.
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He reinforces Bannon's belief that "personnel is policy" and that the very act of selecting a cabinet can lock in an administration.
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"Fund managers who have embraced those high-flying stocks are under pressure to lock in profit" as year-end approaches, he said.
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Critics of the scheme said it was a bid to lock in the Shinawatras' rural support, with urban taxpayers bearing the cost.
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Do most voters "lock in" their votes over the summer, such that a turn in the fall isn't likely to swing elections?
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Hotels usually want to lock in a minimum level of occupancy before raising their rates for people booking closer to their visit.
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Tesla is also aiming to duplicate another of Apple's key strategies: making big investments to lock in its supply of key components.
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The meeting opened with a brief talk about how parties in control — Republicans, in Pennsylvania's case — draw districts to lock in power.
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"Once you've figured the receptor out, it's like a lock in a key," said Wahrman, who was not involved in the study.
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Sling TV is the cheapest way to lock in those bread-and-butter live channels without agreeing to some $60/month subscription.
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Others found themselves in "job lock," in which individuals with chronic disease stayed with a large employer rather than risking being uninsured.
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It simply means your phone and the August app are now actively looking for your lock, in turn preparing to unlock it.
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The formula also boasts lots of natural ingredients such as beeswax to lock in moisture and hydration, and ensure better color payoff.
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There are a number of ways to both consolidate your debt and lock in a lower rate, at least for a while.
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They work directly with farmers to source the best organic fruits and veggies, then freeze them to lock in nutrients and flavor.
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The IPO has been brought forward as the bank hopes to lock in stock market valuations ahead of any further market correction.
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Even when the Cavs "lock in" on the defensive end, their defense only improves from a complete sieve to a leaky bucket.
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In 2015, 22 percent of respondents said they were concerned about lock-in, compared with 7 percent in 2012, according to Meeker.
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Some of Noranda's remaining crew of nine helped to cut electricity deals and lock in raw material prices for the new company.
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Facial oils, however, help to maintain and strengthen the moisture barrier to lock in hydration and leave skin better hydrated and more resilient.
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Go deeper: Dish Network spectrum deal looks to lock in T-Mobile-Sprint merger Doubts over Dish's strength as a fourth wireless player
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Apple's ecosystem lock-in is the strongest there is with features like iMessage, FaceTime, and Apple Music augmenting the cost of a device.
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Hulu's new prices, though apparently not a ploy to raise capital, could lock in customers ahead of key streaming launches from media giants.
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"We are encouraging our clients to lock in rates by booking now to take advantage of historically strong dollar," he told NBC News.
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Lock in your rank as the favorite child with a gift card for a skin-rejuvenating treatment that'll leave her glowing for days.
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What will unfold in 2018 is still a mystery; for now, the best decision is to lock in coverage while you still can.
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Update: Snap has responded to the public debate about their lock-in to Google's platform with an update to its S-1 filing.
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"Refiners are systematic, because they need to lock in margin," said John Saucer, vice president of research and analysis at Mobius Risk Group.
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You could also fund initiatives to prevent partisan legislators (of both parties) from abusing their power by drawing districts to lock in majorities.
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Tech companies, especially unprofitable ones like Uber, are growing increasingly interested in subscriptions as a way to lock in monthly recurring revenue streams.
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Argentina's peso softened, while stocks fell 2695.7% as investors cashed out some chips to lock in gains made over the last three days.
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"With the harvesting over, and considering some producers were hoarding grains, this might be a good time to lock in trades," Alves said.
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On paper, this is the smart home hub you'd buy if you're trying to remain as flexible as possible without ecosystem lock-in.
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Dr. Rivkin notes that after delivering such concentrated active ingredients, a moisturizer is needed to lock in hydration and provide a protective barrier.
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Not only does a hair sheet mask lock in moisture, it also seals in the benefits from your shampoo and nourishes damaged tresses.
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Other oil majors are also spending top dollar to lock in stakes to the area to replenish shrunken reserves amid rising oil prices.
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Mexico would want to hedge at a higher level to lock in the greatest profit, but that risks exposure to downside for banks.
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Ideally, you've found a bathroom with a functional lock in a part of the house far away from the action of the party.
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However, they do lock in sales for a majority of their output near the high prices and gain firm outlets for their supply.
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He decided it would be prudent to sell some of the coins and lock in the fiat value while the price was high.
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Music isn't going away, so whoever can lock in listeners now at the dawn of streaming could keep coining off them for decades.
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Starting today, when you reserve an Uber more than an hour before your pickup time, you'll lock in the cost of the ride.
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Four months of trench warfare have left four candidates with substantial delegate hauls — but no one won enough to lock in the nomination.
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As worries mounted about "secular stagnation", an extended period of slow growth and low inflation, investors were even prepared to lock in losses.
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You'll know when you've found the right space, but you'll also need to know that you can lock in your time and date.
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Delays or errors can frustrate borrowers trying to lock in a better rate or buy a home in a hot real estate market.
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The fear in books like Algorithms of Oppression, Automating Inequality, and Weapons of Math Destruction is that these systems lock in society's inequalities.
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Later, when he protested that we should go find a lock-in, I made my excuses, broke his cokey heart, and went home.
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There's nothing like a niche language to create a sort of lock-in for a startup, and that's exactly what's happened with Gjirafa.
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But even on made baskets, the Warriors will often look for a quick shot in semi-transition, so defenses must lock in immediately.
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As the rhythms lock in and become more familiar there's a joy in them too; there's peace in somewhere in the chaos, always.
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And Tesla is also aiming to duplicate another of Apple's key strategies: making big investments to lock in its supply of key components.
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You just press once to unlock, and again to lock in your current selection to prevent it from accidentally being changed during shooting.
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The ride-hailing company is rethinking its car leasing strategy through which it tried to lock in drivers and also make additional revenue.
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The company expects to lock in six-figure licensing deals for hospital systems to access the entire toolkit and offer it to patients.
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Traders sought to lock in long crude oil positions ahead of the weekend, said John Kilduff, Partner at hedge fund Again Capital Management.
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The 2016 TLTROs allowed banks to lock in lending rates as low as the ECB's new lower deposit rate of minus 0.40 percent.
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President Trump should seize this opportunity and press President Xi to stand by his word, using an agreement to lock in real changes.
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That's not a ton of money to work with when it comes to adding things to the bill to lock in wary senators.
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With Jason's help, I was able to lock in a $500,000 policy with American General Life Insurance for a monthly premium of $20.91.
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With interest rates expected to go down, opening a CD today can lock in your rates for months or years at today's rates.
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A limit on pollution and a cost to polluters Climate policies must lock in pollution reductions, grow the economy, and protect vulnerable populations.
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We'll further enhance network effects and lock-in by developing an API platform and an ecosystem of tools and a community around it.
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When oil prices rise, drillers can hedge their production, which involves using financial instruments to lock in prices for future delivery of crude.
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Community bankers will continue advocating common-sense reforms, but we should take the opportunity to lock in what has already passed the Senate.
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But it could be worth applying before those new benefits take effect in order to lock in the higher welcome bonus available now.
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Scroll your spreadsheet until the row you want to lock in place is the first row visible under the row of letters.2.
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U.S. Sports Down Under has a list of all the venues where you can lock in some Super Bowl action across the country.
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Prices bounced off their lows, however, as some consumers scrambled to lock in prices they regarded as good value after heavy recent losses.
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And with good reason [given that] insurers have to sign contracts to lock in their participation in the federal marketplace by Sept. 27.
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The Fed raised interest rates in December and signalled more hikes to come; tax cuts almost certainly lock-in further interest rate hikes.
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Inherent in this idea is the fear that cities will lock in the wrong future, or that they'll prevent better ideas from arriving.
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Webb has been working to improve his score so he can lock in the best interest rate possible before they go to settlement.
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Taken with his colleagues' recent statements, Mr. Powell's speech signals that the Fed is not yet ready to lock in coming rate cuts.
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But the philosopher Peter Railton talks about how when people are given too many possible futures, they will just lock in on one.
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But when McConnell tried to lock in that time, Schumer objected, denying the GOP leader the consent he needed to enact his plan.
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He kept his conference together and used the delay to lock in general, unified support for his preferred first stage of the trial.
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The Saudi firm will supply Reliance with up to 500,000 barrels a day of crude, helping to lock in a long-term customer.
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The company is now trying to lock in more of its 2019 and 2020 production on that basis, said Pengrowth CEO Pete Sametz.
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But equally important is the ability to lock in a secure, competitively priced power supply deal for what are huge continuous electricity consumers.
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If your lips are particularly dry, I&aposd recommend following up with an extra layer of balm to lock in all the moisture.
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Even if you're still shopping around, lock in an offer on your current items for 28 days with the "Tech Price Promise" guarantee.
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Permanent agreements lock in mistakes forever and allow politicians to avoid the hard work of deciding whether to improve deals are allow expiration.
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Terrified of Mexican criminals, he wants to build a wall that will actually lock in more undocumented aliens than it will keep out.
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Banks will let mortgage borrowers lock in interest rates by paying a fee to hedge against rising rates later on in the agreement.
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Germany-based chemicals group BASF is looking to lock in more sterling financing to further capitalise on the Bank of England's stimulus programme.
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"Landlords are trying to lock in tenants for longer durations of time, if possible, because they're concerned that softness will continue," he said.
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"Like Prime, Amazon may want to offer checking incentives to drive customer lock in and higher long-term retail sales," the analyst wrote.
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The company says Wong promised she'd lock in the Boys for 10 concerts last March, but she eventually tried to postpone the scheduled dates.
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Equally, they are very wary of the higher-level services that AWS, GCP, Azure, and others provide as it means a complete lock-in.
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When prices rise, they ramp up drilling and lock in returns with price hedges, which Chevron, Exxon and other large producers typically don't do.
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Not being able to lock in forward prices typically heightens risk for producers and refiners, leaving them more exposed to fluctuating spot commodity prices.
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As a result, exploration and production companies were able to lock in very favourable drilling rates for 2017 in the second half of 2016.
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By 2020 it wants to double to 15% the share of its profits from such contracts, which can lock in customers for 20 years.
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One addition: customers who live in cities with Uber's Jump e-bikes and scooters can lock in flat rates on those trips as well.
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A DNC official noted that he spent more than 100 hours making calls and taking meetings with party members to lock in their votes.
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All the feel-good stuff aside, what made the Pirates lock in Cervelli when they wouldn't do the same for his predecessor Russell Martin?
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It doesn't have things like auto ISO, which would be nice for times when you want to lock in your shutter speed and iris.
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Fortunately, it's now possible to build such an environment to deploy applications efficiently and at very low cost without the risk of lock-in.
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These companies have recommended that the Pentagon go with a multi-vendor approach to prevent lock-in and take advantage of innovation across sellers.
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Turkey, Russia, Iran and Syria's President Bashar al-Assad would all seek to lock in long-term strategic gains offered by the US departure.
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Once the hydro-dye is ready, dip your skin (say, your whole forearm), then hold it under a dryer to lock in the pattern.
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Register for your pass now to lock in the lowest price, plus you can pay for your pass in four installments if need be.
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This can help limit your losses if the market moves against you, or lock in your desired profit if things go as you hope.
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And some features of that future are incredibly frustrating, such as the move toward wireless headphones that means an "ecosystem lock-in" to Apple.
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She has taken back the lead in the battlegrounds of Ohio and Florida and now appears to be a lock in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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To try to make sure you lock in the $249.50 price, you'll need to send the gift to yourself by midnight on May 24.
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Round two, however, saw Cirkunov ground his outmatched opponent, where he would lock in a neck crank, breaking the American's jaw in the process.
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After letting the paint settle for a few seconds I brushed a layer of top coat over my nails to lock in the color.
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That works somewhat in U.S. drillers' favor because they heavily hedge their production, Currie explained, meaning they lock in a future price for delivery.
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If pricey bonds and stocks get knocked over, there could be a dash for the exits to lock in gains in both before yearend.
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"If a fund has done well, you're probably quite happy to downsize your risk and lock in performance for the year," said the trader.
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Some analysts said they expected a rush among potential homeowners to lock in mortgages rates in anticipation of borrowing costs possibly heading even higher.
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Investors remained anxious ahead of Trump's inauguration on Friday, with many using the event as an excuse to lock in gains on their positions.
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That makes the big software vendors happy, as (they believe) it increases their customer lock-in and helps them become more of a platform.
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Clinton has latched herself to Obama's legacy, leveraging her four years in his administration to try to lock in her edge with minority voters.
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You've probably got one year to lock in gains of up to 16 percent, and after that — well it depends mostly on the government.
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As production on federal lands continues to expand and the price of natural gas recovers from historic lows, this will lock in taxpayer losses.
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It's hilarious in parts, as when the Doomcat uses a dead soldier's limb to open a touch-based lock in the shape of paw.
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Her request for help cracking it open only became unusual when she showed them that the lock in question was on her chastity belt.
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Some producers seek to lock in future profits and fund expansion through selling as much as 80 percent of production years into the future.
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Voting patterns often follow tribe or clan rather than class or ideology, so tend to lock in the advantage of one or other group.
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And when you lock in the price of $250 per month for three years, you get 275% savings for most of your college career.
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As for home borrowers who paid to lock in their mortgage rate, the bank did not provide figures on the total number of refunds.
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As reported by The New York Times in June, John Scalzi's 2014 novel Lock In sold 22,500 hardcovers, 24,000 e-books, and 41,000 audiobooks.
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Dismal German industrial orders data on Friday morning, compounding a woeful week for Europe's largest economy, provided further cause for investors to lock in.
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Voters in North Carolina, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Maryland deserve fair maps that don't lock in a partisan advantage for either Republicans or Democrats.
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While American drillers did indeed lock in higher prices earlier this year, the drop in oil futures has caught them by surprise, Hansen added.
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The deal includes the refunding of bonds the authority assumed from Detroit and is viewed as another effort to lock in low interest rates.
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Instead, GOP lawmakers are planning to use an annual defense policy bill to lock in the current restrictions moving detainees out of the facility.
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The proposal, which was obtained by MSNBC, would lock in place all rules that were "adopted by the 2012 Convention" for this year's meeting.
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You only have until October 225 to apply and lock in this elevated sign-up bonus; after that date, the offer will probably decrease.
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When the oil hedges that many carriers engage in to lock-in steady costs come off, "they can afford to reduce fares," Branson said.
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For A$225, you can lock in the Super Bowl Game Pass and score access to Super Bowl 250, along with a few extras.
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An announcement could coincide with North Korea's release of three jailed Americans and would lock in an extraordinary shift in U.S. posture toward Pyongyang.
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And finally, it wanted to create a pay-as-you-go option to avoid customer lock-in and long-running contracts for Talkdesk customers.
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But lower oil prices limit their ability to hedge their production, which involves using financial instruments to lock in a price for future delivery.
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She had never been out of the country, but this was a way to lock in a job, for her and for her daughter.
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It was vital, therefore, to lock in our democratic values and interests in a set of global institutions and alliances that would perpetuate them.
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Before this last rate cut, the numbers looked like this: We could lock in at 3% interest, making our monthly payment $1,139 per month.
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When the insurance algorithms were triggered, computers would sell futures to lock in a pricing floor, and then reverse the process as markets recovered.
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Lock in those rates now or face the prospect of their going back to, well, normal levels (over 6 percent, from today's 4.5 percent).
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A good soap will also lock in your skin's moisture instead of drying it out and leaving your face with that unpleasant "tight" feeling.
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The paper argues this dividend would "lock in political and public support for fighting climate change," rather than being viewed as punitive and regressive.
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From the U.S. perspective, it is a great opportunity to lock in rules on services and digital trade with the world's fifth-largest economy.
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They're the latest players in a battle that has heated up over the past few months, as streaming companies lock in the biggest stars.
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Cloud infrastructure companies like AWS "have much lower amount of lock-in than software from companies like Oracle or Microsoft," Amazon told Business Insider.
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"In fact, Amazon argued, cloud infrastructure companies like AWS "have much lower amount of lock-in than software from companies like Oracle or Microsoft.
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That offering will be for a minimum of $50 billion, targeting firms that want to lock in funding before the end of the year.
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On Tuesday, the bitcoin network passed a threshold of support required to lock in a new piece of software, called 'segregated witness' or SegWit.
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Interest rate locks are guarantees by a lender to lock in a set interest rate, usually for several weeks, while a loan is processed.
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A raise to $12 an hour in 2022, or a mere $24,000 a year for a full-time job, would only lock in that dynamic.
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The S&P 500 technology sector has risen 8303 percent this year, far outperforming other sectors and giving investors a chance to lock in gains.
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Basically, like corporate accelerators and venture arms, investing in SoftBank is another service that's being potentially offered to lock in startups to corporate cloud ecosystems.
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One EU diplomat dismissed this as "wishful thinking", saying failure to lock in ties with the bloc now could come back to haunt the Swiss.
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They've been owning it forever so we are seeing selling calls to buy puts as a way to lock in gains without selling your stock.
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What's more, cucumber is infused into the mask to soothe skin, lock in hydration, and make the mask smell straight out of a spa day.
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Webb hopes to improve his score between now and then so he can lock in the best interest rate possible before they go to settlement.
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The priority is to supply refiners with Saudi crude to lock in their capacity, but non-Saudi crude can also be supplied through spot trading.
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A good point was made by Derek Mead at Motherboard last year on why upping the limit would benefit Spotify's business is lock-in factor.
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I don't think it's as simple as smartphones, [where] the people would buy into a particular ecosystem and then lock in and everything around that.
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Narrator: To lock in all the hard work, each prop is sprayed with a topcoat that will help with waterproofing before it leaves the warehouse.
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That's Apple's big holiday quarter where it rakes in most of its profits and tries to lock in as many new consumers as it can.
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A ridge in the jet stream, associated with rapid warming in the Arctic, also has helped lock in a high pressure zone over northwest Canada.
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In Nord Stream 23 (NS22), a proposed Russian gas pipeline, Germany sees a respectable project that will cut energy costs and lock in secure supplies.
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Things would be very different, obviously, if Mr. Trump were in fact to lock in the Republican nomination (which could happen in a few weeks).
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It eliminates "lock-in," or the effect capital gains taxes sometimes have of discouraging owners of investments from selling them for fear of incurring tax.
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Lock in your "must do" activities: Now that you have your travel secured, aim to book one main activity for each day of the trip.
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They'll never get into hot growth areas like cars or IoT clients, and still keep the x86 lock-in plus high-margin gravy train rolling.
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The ad giants have conventionally made much of their money from huge fixed contracts with clients, which lock in long-term relationships with multiple agencies.
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Many shale producers have already begun to lock in a large share of their 2017 projected production, according to recent earnings updates and investor presentations.
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Wall Street dealers typically lock in borrowing costs for corporate bonds they are underwriting by selling Treasuries as a hedge before the deal is completed.
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The higher bond yields go, the more pension funds will buy as they look to lock in long-term income streams to meet their liabilities.
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Instead, in the future, we could just crawl inside marigold VR chambers, lock in our genitalia, and tune into the latest immersive livecast from Pornhub.
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Even the conservative town of Georgetown has committed to 100 percent renewables, recognizing the opportunity to lock in affordable power prices for decades to come.
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Throughout 22016, hedging allowed many producers to lock in prices well above what they would have earned had they sold their product at spot prices.
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This has put further pressure on syndicate banks to lock in key investors and ensure deals are covered before they even hit the public market.
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China generally imports beans to be crushed on the mainland, but with trade tension rising with Washington, Beijing may want to lock in alternative supplies.
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European generators hedge future production to lock in prices while traders track hedging ratios to assess the size of volumes already tied up with counterparties.
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Another way to finance drilling - production hedging, or contracts producers use to lock in prices on future output - also is on the rise this year.
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From there, you can check your phone's camera settings and, on more capable Android devices, lock in a low ISO setting and slow shutter speed.
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Nakai quickly took Murata's back and slid her arm under her opponent's chin to lock in a rear-naked choke, forcing Murata to tap out.
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Kenny Wen, a strategist at Sun Hung Kai Financial, said it was likely that retail investors were looking to lock in profits during the session.
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This place was the kind of bar where it would turn into a lock-in at 1AM all the time, with free drinks for everyone.
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The hope was to lock in standards designed for aggressive development and sale of electric vehicles, therefore locking out automaker and consumer's freedom to choose.
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Hospitals and their technology vendors have historically chosen to "lock-in" patients to their facilities rather than provide them with easy access to their data.
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Having executed a reasonably slow, vertical landing, one of the rocket's four legs failed to lock in place, causing it to tip over and explode.
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The fund turned in a 20 percent gain in its first year and aims to lock in around 15 percent this year, Soldner told CNBC.
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Once the container ship successfully entered the first lock in mostly sunny, calm conditions, its passage was halted for speeches, sermons and exchanges of memorabilia.
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The gain on hedges, which act as insurance contracts to lock in prices, follows a hit to earnings on the derivatives in the previous quarter.
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Panama, in fact, copied the concept of the Berendrecht lock in Antwerp, Belgium, but that chamber is significantly wider than those in Panama's new locks.
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That mechanism is now "operational," and European nations are scrambling to lock in trade with the Islamic Republic and thereby preserve their economic equities there.
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If Elliott sits back and watches the Cowboys lock in their core on both sides of the ball, he could be the odd man out.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece misidentified the sales of John Scalzi's Lock In as the sales of the author's later novel, The Dispatcher.
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If you have an adjustable rate mortgage, now may be the time to lock in a lower rate by moving to a fixed-rate mortgage.
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"This inmate stated that Hernandez came to his door before lock in and stated, 'remember when you die your soul gets reincarnated,'" the report said.
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It sits at the end of a block with a little sign out front that's essentially a circular labyrinth with a lock in the middle.
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And not just that — early access to large amounts of valuable taxpayer-funded data could potentially lock in massive commercial advantage for Google in healthcare.
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Regional banks were among the biggest drags, however, as investors continued to lock in some gains following the sector's stellar run from last summer's lows.
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Partnering with China's domestic champions would lock in powerful allies if Google has to lobby the Chinese government to let it operate in the country.
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Based on current conditions and the fact that presidents usually get re-elected, Trump ought to be a lock in 2628 according to these predictions.
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That would lock in high diesel emissions for the seven-year service life of these trucks — and put the 2025 emissions goal out of reach.
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"I would see some concerns with automatic CR's just in terms with what they lock in, I think we have to be careful," she said.
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Middle East producers are now devising strategies to lock in Asian market share, said Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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Barring some unforeseen development, the president will lock in a 5-to-4 conservative majority, shifting the court solidly to the right for a generation.
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Customers also have the right to delete their data or port it elsewhere — reducing the ability of Amazon and Google to lock in cloud customers.
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With Justice Kennedy's departure, the court is very likely to lock in an unmoderated, hard-right majority for the rest of most of our lives.
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The schedule availability of the two captains, once they are identified through fan balloting, is among the variables needed to lock in the broadcast specifics.
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This shift away from originalism is a window into the conservative movement's priorities as it prepares to lock in a five-member Supreme Court majority.
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Letting the deadline pass will lock in Anthony's full salary for next season but doesn't guarantee that he will continue his career in Oklahoma City.
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One of the most important lessons of her photography is that the roles and appearances that lock in social norms aren't imposed from on high.
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We're starting to see perceptions of a new lock in 2018: that Democrats will see a wave and take control of the House of Representatives.
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The government is planning a number of measures to stem rupee's decline, including asking state oil firms to lock in their crude futures' purchase prices.
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A similar situation can easily occur if politicians, as opposed to industry, lock in wind and solar power at the expense of a newer tech.
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"I think when you get up to these levels you have a lot of people looking to lock in these types of return," he said.
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To lock in a true public option, the USPS should steer clear of partnering with predatory lenders or collection agencies, giving them a second chance.
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But unlike hedge funds, the "liquid alternative funds" do not lock in investors for set periods, allowing them to pull out money at any time.
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Subscriptions are fast becoming a way for scooter- and bike-sharing companies to lock in more customers in the hopes of boosting their revenue stream.
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"They want to take advantage of the lower airfares and are willing to prepay hotels now to lock in the lower (currency) conversion," she said.
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The scale of short positions made a rally highly likely once prices stopped falling and funds started close some positions to lock in previous profits.
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In the last three regional auctions, when power generators lock in buyers for their future energy generation, no one bought power from Three Mile Island.
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If you don&apost need immediate access to your cash, you may want to consider a CD to potentially lock in a higher interest rate.
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New England can lock in the No. 1 playoff seed, and the home-field advantage that serves as its prize, with a win in Miami.
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That means consumers could move their information from one service to another, forcing digital businesses to compete with superior offerings rather than data lock-in.
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That means consumers could move their information from one service to another, forcing digital businesses to compete with superior offerings rather than data lock-in.
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The investigation, according to two people familiar with it, centered on whether the bank incorrectly charged customers who wanted to lock in lower mortgage rates.
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According to real estate docs, Tyga used realtors James Harris and David Parnes from The Agency to lock in a rate of $46,500 per month.
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The company in October admitted to wrongly charging thousands of homebuyers fees to lock in low mortgage rates and said it would refund the money.
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Next month, Audible will release the recorded version of John Scalzi's upcoming novel Head On, a sequel to his 2014 thriller Lock In. Like Lock In — but unlike most audio editions — this release will come in two versions: one narrated by Star Trek: The Next Generation's Wil Wheaton, and the other by Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Amber Benson, who are each popular audiobook narrators.
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The long-term nature of such PPAs is also a hindrance, because they lock in a price that can be costly if power prices do fall.
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The radial menu for in-match interactions is going to be updated, allowing players to lock in as many as four items from each cosmetic category.
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Plus, you can lock in this super-low price but spread your payments for the event over time by selecting the payment plan option during checkout.
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Does the administration think China would agree to lock in what it would see as a very unfavorable balance vis-à-vis the U.S. and Russia?
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For that price, riders can lock in flat rates on all the UberX, UberPool, and Express Pool trips they take over the course of that month.
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And Trump added new monopoly rights for pharmaceutical corporations to NAFTA that would lock in high drug prices here and raise them in Mexico and Canada.
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Kasich spent time meeting individually with possible delegates, attempting to lock in their support, while the Cruz campaign circulated slates of approved delegates to Pennsylvania voters.
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Usually, the roots and ends of the hair are kept the same color in order to lock in the prism, further emphasizing the colorful laser beam.
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The earbuds magnetically lock in to the point that you can't even shake them loose, and it offers an extra day or so of battery life.
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Lock-in sucks, but it's even worse when the company you're locked into is actively using your payments to try to put you out of business.
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In December 2017, the Harvard Corporation, a university governing body, voted to lock in the rule in order to strike down the influence of final clubs.
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Prime members must pay an additional subscription to sign up for Prime Fresh, with the subscription business model acting as a sort of double lock-in.
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A UN Security Council resolution will have to lock in international support for the deal and lay out consequences for failure to comply with its terms.
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Whether you think it's because of iMessage lock-in, OS preference, brand loyalty, or all of the above — iPhone users tend to stay on their platform.
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As company co-founder and CEO Spencer Kimball told me in an interview in May, those companies involve too much vendor lock-in for his taste.
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It's designed to soften, combining ingredients like cactus extract, aloe vera, and argan oil to instantly condition, lock in moisture, and leave hair easier to style.
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Even more importantly, this revenue is cheaper and results in a virtual lock-in as consumers with more subscriptions are much less likely to switch ecosystems.
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It's free to reserve your spot on the waitlist, and you'll lock in the 2.69% APY through the end of the year, according to the company.
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All you gotta do is point the camera to the sky, lock in on the Moon, and basically have it bring you there, no spaceship required.
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High shipping costs and uncertainty over the impact of Harvey on trade flows meant traders were still reluctant to lock in the cargoes, several traders said.
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There are a number of reasons for this, including the longstanding practice of parties in power "gerrymandering" congressional district boundaries to lock in a partisan advantage.
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The concept may seem foreign to us, but cake mascaras were mainstream in the 1920s; they helped stars like Greta Garbo lock in her famous gaze.
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That feature only notifies customers when an app is available, though — it doesn't let them lock in a pre-order price and have it automatically download.
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Sources said that, in a bid to lock in cheap senior financing, some managers are coming to market with warehouses that are largely empty of assets.
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He said it creates "lock-in" with GetYourGuide's 10,000 suppliers, while its customers can get their money back if they find local prices to be cheaper.
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All of those might still be true, but the evidence suggests that Amazon wants to use the bookstores to lock in more customers to Amazon Prime.
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But according to recent disclosures, producers have rushed to hedge, or lock in, oil prices above $50 a barrel after OPEC's November announcement to cut production.
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He also face a challenge from the Green Party that could steal some of the votes he would need to lock in a win come November.
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While administrator controls lock in cloud uploading, and the SaaS platform enables centralized management to ensure staff are using the most up-to-date inspection forms.
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Pricing on some single B credits has plunged to as low as 300bp this year as sponsors repriced loans lower to lock in more attractive terms.
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Now, I use it to minimize frizz, lock in moisture, make hair "waterproof" on drizzly days and to slick down stubborn baby hairs for sleek ponytails.
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In Indonesia and Malaysia, palm oil companies are draining and clearing vast areas of peatland — the swampy forests that lock in billions of tons of carbon.
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As part of underwriting, a dealer sells Treasuries as a hedge to lock in the borrowing cost on the bond issue before the deal is completed.
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This is the case with the notion that the U.S. Treasury should issue lots of very-long-term bonds to "lock in" today's low interest rates.
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Buying forward supplies through auctions like the Shanghai Exchange's would give factories a chance to lock in prices and gas ahead of the winter heating season.
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It might be sensible for the government to alter the patterns of new Treasury issuance; borrowing long-term to lock in low rates for a generation.
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In addition, 11 states have laws mandating firearm locking devices -- with Massachusetts the only one requiring that all firearms be stored with a lock in place.
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Those who want to lock in coverage for life may consider a permanent policy, but should also be prepared to pay six to 10 times more.
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In a colorful rally in Soweto, once an absolute lock-in for the ANC, the charismatic opposition leader Mmusi Maimane tapped into his humble roots there.
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You begin seeing patterns form in the alien lettering and punctuation, especially as you lock in a set of translated words with similar spellings and meanings.
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It's the time of year, and that moment in a bull market, when investors start wondering whether to lock in some gains or let them ride.
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Hedging can reduce risks associated with volatility in oil prices, acting as an insurance contract to lock in a future selling price and fix spending plans.
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A CD is a time-bound account that will typically offer you a higher interest rate the longer you are willing to lock in your deposit.
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Next, I pray that it is the right and best idea; then I lock in the dream or vision by repeating affirmations during my morning routine.
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I was expecting a child, and I wanted to lock in a lower rateFirst and foremost, I was about to welcome a child into the world.
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"The stocks have been sold heavily recently but when they bounce back, we plan to sell and lock in profits for risk control reasons," he added.
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But the top two can also be two candidates from the same party, which would lock in the partisan outcome of a race months in advance.
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Meanwhile, if the government instituted new rules for tech platforms collecting persona information going forward, it could effectively lock in Facebook's lead in the data race.
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Hotel elite statusWith a black card, you can lock in hotel elite status at four major hotel chains: Marriott, Hilton, Intercontinental Hotels Group, and Relais & Châteaux.
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LONDON, May 12 (Reuters) - Global stocks paused near record highs as worries over China's banking system provided an excuse for investors to lock in some profits.
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Congressional leaders and Trump are trying to lock in support for the plan from rank-and-file Republicans, who were uninvolved in the framework drafting process.
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Sloan said on Tuesday the bank will contact 108,000 mortgage customers to remediate any complaints they may have about a fee paid to lock in rates.
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In short, conservatives are using every possible means to permanently lock in power, wealth and influence for the existing, predominantly white and predominantly male power structure.
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The company denied pressuring store owners to sign the new contract, arguing instead that it was offering an incentive to lock in current profit-sharing rates.
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So once we lock in MACBOOK AIR, we have to stick a theme entry with the same number of letters in the opposite, lower-right slot.
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To enable this, hold your palm flat toward the camera, and the drone will lock in on your hand and follow it around as you move.
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The scheme imposed crippling grid lock in Fort Lee, New Jersey, and came after Fort Lee's Democratic mayor had refused to endorse Christie's 2013 reelection bid.
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Much like Facebook, Amazon, and Uber, Vumacam's strategy is to build private infrastructure that it can exploit to lock in consumers and establish a virtual monopoly.
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Sponsors will be allowed to "lock-in" certain beneficiaries to a selected prescriber and/or pharmacy in order to limit their access to frequently abused drugs.
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More small Canadian oil producers are making sales to refineries that lock in a fixed price for the differential, allowing them to limit risk, Traya said.
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In other words, Republicans had figured out how to draw maps to lock in their legislative majority no matter how many, or few, votes they received.
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WhatsApp groups make it easy for you to exchange group messages, swap photos, lock in plans, and communicate important information regarding your workplace, school, or community.
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The company is employing other strategies to work with retailers, like offering shorter leases to tenants who are hesitant to lock in a space long term.
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Big food service vendors like Sodexo and others that cater to corporations, colleges, and universities are trying to lock in suppliers of protein replacements as well.
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And watch out for those headline numbers advertised for loan refinancing — they may not be what you can actually lock in for your loan, Pentis says.
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"Now we've really got to understand that the game of basketball is mental now, we've really got to lock in mentally," guard DeMar DeRozan told reporters.
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You don&apost lock in a fixed interest rate on this account, or any other savings account, like you would on a certificate of deposit (CD).
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Clinton has a chance to lock in these gains, reverse some of the losses, and even augur a new, and very different, era on the Court.
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A lawsuit in late August accused Wells Fargo of improperly charging thousands of customers nationwide to lock in interest rates when their mortgage applications were delayed.
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In other words, if your free Google Home speaker doesn't work out you can always switch things up down the road — no ecosystem lock-in here folks.
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"There is no sense in bearing the risk of an adjustable rate when you can lock in a fixed-rate and essentially the same level," he said.
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Speculation had simmered that Abe would call a snap poll in a bid to lock in his ruling bloc's two-thirds "super majority" in the lower house.
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So Florida utilities want to lock in their monopoly over the sale of distributed energy while they are at their most powerful, before it gains a foothold.
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To make sure your top game is on lock in the upcoming months, click through the slideshow ahead to shop some of our favorites from the site.
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The current calendar strip allows producers to lock in WTI prices at just $50 for 2018, so most are waiting for a renewed rise in forward prices.
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The ideal mix of Peruvian debt in soles versus dollars will depend on risks at home and abroad and opportunities to lock in cheaper rates, Thorne said.
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Issuance in 2017 is expected to be stronger than in the previous two years as banks look to extend their maturity profiles and lock in favourable rates.
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With contracts for wind power, big corporations are able to lock in electricity rates for 10 or 15 years, according to AWEA Chief Executive Officer Tom Kiernan.
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A well-designed "pro" mode is activated by swiping up above the shutter button, giving you the ability to lock in ISO, shutter speed, and so on.
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By May, Trump had rocked the political world, beating more than 10 candidates to lock in the Republican nomination as he headed toward the convention in Cleveland.
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At the same time, companies are taking advantage of ongoing lofty investor demand for bonds and other debt, and looking to lock in still low borrowing costs.
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Loyalty programs are incredibly valuable for food retailers — they allow them to lock-in customers with deals and price cuts and collect data on what they buy.
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Apple obviously needs iMessage to succeed because it continues to create iOS lock-in, and having these kinds of customized avatars can make the experience more robust.
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But there's something great about a smaller company totally focused on its own concise product line without the politics and platform lock-in games of the giants.
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Uber's first foray appears to be an effort to lock in users that have typically proven to be less fickle about which ride-hail service they use.
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The feature is labelled as Dynamic Lock in recent test builds of Windows 10, and Windows Central reports that Microsoft refers to this as "Windows Goodbye" internally.
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Legislation was recently passed to add Medicare to the Lock-In program, which would save taxpayers around $100 million per year, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Does it further lock in the notion that Republicans have to get this over the finish line, because you can&apost count on Democratic help, or what?
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"What he's proposing in the tax cut would lock in all of those special interests from real estate folks and cut their taxes even more," Biden said.
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I try (to varying degrees of success) to go to the gym a few times a week, which is why I keep a lock in my bag.
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"There is no sense in bearing the risk of an adjustable rate when you can lock in a fixed rate at essentially the same level," he said.
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The main issue is the speaker's lock-in to Apple's home-grown streaming music service; if you use Spotify or something else, HomePod probably isn't for you.
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The bug is most easily accessed by going to Preferences and then entering one of the panels that has a lock in the lower left-hand corner.
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An onshore contract that lets them lock in the future price of oil in yuan is thus appealing, says Michal Meidan of Energy Aspects, a research firm.
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There's also a lag between changes in benchmark natural gas prices and residential prices, because big buyers like utilities lock in prices many months ahead of time.
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When Scalzi wrote Lock In, he made a creative decision to not reveal Chris' gender, creating a character who readers could read as male, female, or neither.
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Credit Suisse said it had accelerated cost savings to lock in 1.2 billion of the targeted 3.5 billion francs by 2018, with around 4,000 jobs being cut.
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Dublin insists the Brexit treaty must lock in a "backstop" arrangement in case that future pact does not work, something London signed up to achieving last month.
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Strategists at the German bank cut their rating on European banks to "underweight" and recommended investors lock in gains following the sector's strong run since last summer.
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With electricity prices trending downward, utilities are increasingly unwilling to risk capital on a new plant unless then can lock in a long-term price, executives said.
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Yield curves have already flattened in anticipation, giving borrowers the opportunity to issue more long-dated bonds and lock in low borrowing costs for decades to come.
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This so-called "rate lock-in" effect will, all else remaining equal, make buying the next home more expensive, so it may be better to stay put.
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He also said Treasury prices fell partly due to "rate-locking" activities in which Wall Street dealers lock in borrowing costs for corporate bonds they are underwriting.
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That's because the rising air temperatures would drive higher evaporation rates on the ground; the warmer the soil, the less likely it is to lock in moisture.
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Tomahawks are considered very reliable and use GPS tracking to lock in fixed targets but also have the technology to be reprogrammed in flight to new targets.
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Producers, meanwhile, have rushed to lock in future prices, betting that this may be their best chance to protect against a selloff, oil traders and brokers said.
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However, US companies have an additional incentive to lock in the most flexible terms possible, with potential changes to the US tax code looming over the horizon.
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Also, now that Google is making a bunch of hardware with their own software, the idea of brand lock-in is much more real for the consumer.
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The next vehicle to lock in a majority-only option is the fiscal 2018 budget package, which House and Senate negotiators have been working on for weeks.
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His champions deserve credit for candor; the nomination is explicitly intended to lock in the right-wing majority on the Supreme Court for the next 28503 years.
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"This will lock in very high levels of sodium in school lunches," said Margo Wootan, director of nutrition policy for Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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It's making a big effort this year to create and start these services that provide lock-in to its products or provide extra value to its products.
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Should Russia modernise by following the Western path towards civil rights and representative government, or should it try to lock in stability by holding fast against them?
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And even though companies tend to lock in design and features at least a year before manufacturing begins, there's still plenty of time for things to change.
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Trump released a video on Wednesday evening touting his decision to bring troops home that looked like a bid to lock in a pre-Christmas political boost.
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Boosting refining capacity will help Saudi Arabia lock in long-term agreements to sell its oil to customers while also using refined products as feedstock for petrochemicals.
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Tell her to chill and pop a dissolvable collagen booster from HUM Nutrition that promises to lock in the skin's moisture to improve its long-term elasticity.
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Refinancing to lock in a lower interest rate can lower your monthly payments significantly, saving you thousands of dollars in interest over the life of the loan.
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It was enough to lock in a second season, and to enlist a host of familiar names who signed on for a piece of the budding league.
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Commercial bank traders said foreign investors were still buying local bills to lock in yields with global oil prices providing support for the currency at around $60.
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On the other hand, if you can handle the chain lock-in, then A-List can be worth it for as little as one movie a month.
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The company is in talks with suppliers to lock in some VLSFO supplies as it expects to start switching to the new fuel from October, he added.
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But not all strategies are successful, and many refiners are hesitant to lock in differentials when the widening trend boosts their margins, said a Canadian industry source.
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If they can lock in the leases, it will be harder, and much more expensive, for future administrations to stop oil and gas development in the Refuge.
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Oil prices have averaged approximately $49.50 this year, jumping above the key $50 level at times, allowing U.S. drillers to lock in higher prices for future deliveries.
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More speculatively, I've suggested that employers are especially unwilling to raise wages because they remember the Great Recession, and don't want to lock in higher wage costs.
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They say the move fits with Orban's efforts to centralise control over certain sectors and it could also help him lock in more of the conservative vote.
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"Pods are pre-ground cannabis flower that are sealed to lock in flavor, aroma and freshness that ensures a great experience every time," according to CannaKorp's website.
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As a well-known brand when it comes to smart lock in the U.S., August Home is iterating and refining with new products without any groundbreaking change.
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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager flagged the move last week, underlining the possibility of some companies acquiring data-rich rivals to lock in users and exclude competitors.
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And those ephemeral victories for Obama should remind Republicans of all stripes why they must lock in policy gains through law while they control all of government.
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The fatty acids in ceramides are especially key if you have dry skin, since they help lock in moisture so your skin stays hydrated round-the-clock.
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To avoid any unexpected surge in prices, Lyft recommends using their scheduled rides feature to lock in a predicted rate based on average fares at that time.
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UK Finance's data showed strong growth in re-mortgaging, as well as the pick-up in new mortgages, as households tried to lock in lower interest rates.
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Like trading in soybean or pork belly futures, you could lock in a low price now, then own a valuable commodity once it is ready for delivery.
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An ongoing Brent contango, a market structure where oil becomes more expensive in future months, also enabled traders to lock in profits for crude on long voyages.
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The preliminary deal promises to lock in Chinese purchases of American agriculture goods, open Chinese financial markets to American companies and strengthen China's protections for intellectual property.
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The policy was a masterful move by UMNO to lock in support from Muslim-Malay voters, as well as fend off competition from the Islamist party Pas.
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As a result, more borrowers are looking at adjustable-rate mortgages, which lock in rates initially, but then let them float after five, seven or 210 years.
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Leaders likely sent some updated proposals to the Congressional Budget Office for analysis before leaving town, but Senate Republicans have yet to lock in a new agreement.
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As the trade war drags on, Schroder said Bunge will continue with a strategy to lock in profit when it can because trade policies could quickly shift.
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If Democratic and Republican negotiators lock in an agreement to raise budget caps on defense spending and non-defense domestic spending, that will open up everything else.
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More advertisers are expected to lock in ad spots for the fourth quarter, rather than face price increases later or risk getting shut out of the market.
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Of course, the manual's release can also be seen as a last-minute effort to lock in protections for trans inmates before the Trump administration took over.
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Conversely, if Democrats fumble this opportunity, Republicans will get the chance to lock in, and even perhaps increase, their built-in advantages in maps across the country.
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By buying back the debt, Deutsche can lock in a small profit, as some of the debt is trading at high yields — below par value, in other words.
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The dance follows a similar process as the performers lock in to the beat and the acceleration imparts some drama and suspense: Will the machine go too fast?
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For the new owner, the only way of breaking that lock-in under the current rules is to physically move the metal out of the rent-share warehouse.
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As we've reported ... 4 inmates walked into the notorious Boston mobster's cell, where he was sitting in a wheelchair, and beat him with a lock in a sock.
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He was also dead-set on doing it all in one continuous 13-minute take, in order to lock in on the cop's personality and state of mind.
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They found that short-dated call options would have helped investors "lock-in profits" during a U.S. equity melt-up, while limiting losses in an ensuing melt-down.
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The EU and Dublin insist the Brexit treaty must lock in a backstop arrangement in case a future trade pact does not remove the need for border controls.
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It can release new products like the HomePod or AirPods, or continue to build out its services business as it looks to continue to lock in its users.
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Although a fixed-rate mortgage would lock in your payments to the bank, your maintenance could still rise, especially if fuel costs or property taxes were to spike.
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Otherwise an arbitrager could simply buy a currency today, lock in the forward price, pocket the interest and still take a profit when the forward contract is settled.
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If you have at least $500 to deposit and want to lock in a higher rate on your money, Marcus also offers some of the best CD rates.
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But when you're talking about the home, which is a far longer commitment than a two-year contract with your carrier, ecosystem lock-in is a huge problem.
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Facing losses on China tech trades, global investment funds that own those stocks may be tempted to sell some of their U.S. tech stocks to lock in profits.
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Announced this weekend at Comic-Con, Disney plans to include Marvel movie spin-offs on Disney+ that will "help lock in Marvel fans between theatrical releases," said Swinburne.
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"Window dressing" is a term for the final touches that managers give their portfolios to lock in gains and shift their holdings for the end of the quarter.
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Wamego, Kansas, farmer Glenn Brunkow said he may lock in diesel prices in advance for the first time ever next year, to avoid the pain of future increases.
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The controls take a few fights to really get used to and dozens of matches to master but they feel right and almost visceral once they lock in.
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Short-term deposits are currently at a record high of $12 trillion, and many homeowners have taken advantage of low rates to lock in low fixed mortgage payments.
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It's a more competitive Brawl that forces players to lock in a single deck from their existing cards and battle other Heroic Brawlers until they lose three times.
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Some spoilers ahead for Head On. Head On is the sequel to Scalzi's 2014 thriller Lock In and an accompanying novella, Unlocked: An Oral History of Haden's Syndrome.
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These circumstances—the exit of competition and the lock-in of consumers—finally allowed Facebook to get consumers to agree to something they had resisted from the beginning.
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So right now we really want to lock in this college market and then a few years down the line we can do things for weddings or bridesmaids.
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The deal to lock in host cities for two Summer Games at once is an unusual step that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decided to take in June.
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We didn't know he had so much influence that he could lock in key staff that early, without fanfare, while everyone was busy trying to get Obama elected.
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Before the assault on Idlib can begin in earnest, regime forces will need to lock in the gains of the Russian-backed assault of the past few weeks.
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He noted that U.S. producers have been able to lock in $55 a barrel or more for future deliveries, a price that allows more drillers to pump profitably.
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If U.S. exporters can lock in at least a few long-term contracts with Chinese buyers, those deals could underwrite investment in new U.S. export capacity, he added.
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Here are five things to watch: The race about race Clinton's first post-New Hampshire move was a swift bid to lock in her support among African-Americans.
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Launching TSR 20 futures can provide price risk management for companies along the rubber industry chain, by helping them to lock in costs and stay profitable, it added.
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Nigeria doubled the amount it raised at a bond auction on Wednesday as local funds and foreign investors piled into longer-term debt to lock in higher returns.
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It's disappointing that Apple didn't put more work into making wireless audio a better overall experience That is the definition of ecosystem lock-in, and it's incredibly frustrating.
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BRF recently told Reuters it started to make forward corn purchases, bucking a multiyear strategy, to lock in supplies during a shortage linked to a surge in exports.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As the sun sets on Japan's solar energy boom, companies and investors are rushing into wood-burning biomass projects to lock in still-high government subsidies.
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LONDON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Britain's main opposition Labour Party will carefully consider any legislation which would lock in an early election date, leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Monday.
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Companies love lock-in: the current system forces customers to stay with one manufacturer, and any manufacturer that's doing well in the mesh router market probably likes that.
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CDs lock in an interest rate that's typically higher than the average savings account — the average APY on one-year CDs is currently 0.64% — with a few catches.
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Even at the discounted price, Uber is one of the world's most valuable companies, and the offer is a chance for early investors to lock in substantial profits.
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T. Rowe Price and Temasek led a $110 million investment in Farmers Business Network, a marketplace that helps farmers lock in a fair price on seeds and fertilizers.
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The BOE said it would raise a special buffer half a percentage point, to 1 percent, in order to lock in capital that banks are currently holding voluntarily.
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"Now sellers are coming in, I think, just to lock in their profits knowing there might not be any more real news for another three months," he explained.
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I bought my first life insurance policy in my early 20s because I was about to become a new parent and wanted to lock in a lower rate.
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Any new agreement that fails to directly and forcefully address this issue of labor rights will only lock-in the status quo for many more years to come.
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That bump might even be big enough to flip the state to that party or lock in a state that a party narrowly one in the last election.
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Pipeline companies had traditionally been seen as an energy investment relatively immune from the price swings of the commodities they carry because they lock in long-term contracts.
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"Some companies were still buying dollars today, while some market participants were selling the greenback to lock in profits," said a Shanghai-based trader at a Chinese bank.
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Whether checking out a one-off showcase, or going all-in to make a weekend of it, we got options, so be sure to lock in your tickets.
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Once prices stop rising, they are likely to correct lower, as traders employing momentum-based strategies liquidate at least some of their long positions to lock in profits.
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But at the end of the day, if what you need is to lock in a flexible ticket without spending cash, this could be the way to go.
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If you currently have bitcoin and would want to hedge, you can sell bitcoin on the futures exchanges for a fast and simple way to lock in prices.
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He noted that many investors in stocks are dumping assets that had been doing well to lock in gains and pay back loans they used to buy stocks.
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"Boeing gets an endorsement at exactly the right moment and this completely shifts the narrative; IAG gets to lock in very good pricing," aerospace consultant Richard Aboulafia said.
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After Congress passed the Budget Control Act of 85033 Republicans had a historic opportunity to lock in sequestration's budget savings by turning them into specific and enduring cuts.
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The latest CNN/Des Moines Register poll found Buttigieg lock in a tight race with the top four candidates, but down 9 percentage points from in November 2019.
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On one hand, this could eventually create more lock-in for Valve since you can use other headsets purely through SteamVR without touching the Oculus or Viveport interface.
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Prices for future contracts are relatively flat, which gives drillers fewer opportunities to lock in a price for future deliveries with traders concerned that prices will rise further.
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There may be a downside, though, if a slight one, to the approach of the show's inevitable conclusion and a perceived need to lock in on its themes.
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Health care providers and others in the nonexpansion states worry that the legislation would lock in significant disparities in federal Medicaid spending, to the disadvantage of those states.
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In his letter to investors two years ago, he wrote that indexes "lock in" the values of companies in the index without taking into consideration their actual valuations.
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And with that agreement does though that's particularly dangerous oftentimes – what has all the time in the past – is lock in the status quo as the new normal.
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Three products that lock in moisture post-color, courtesy of Ulta Beauty: the PATTERN Hydration Shampoo and Heavy Conditioner and the Ouidad Advanced Climate Control Heat & Humidity Gel.
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The dramatic shift stemmed from speculators including hedge funds and futures-focused funds to lock in profits on their bearish bets on further Fed rate hikes, analysts said.
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In the past week, Obama administration officials have tried to lock in place their health policies by issuing a batch of final rules before Mr. Trump takes office.
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Dish's TV business also would have allowed T-Mobile to diversify and lock in subscribers, much in the way that AT&T and Verizon both offer TV service.
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That's because shorter term bonds allow you to lock in current rates now but repurchase new investments at potentially higher rates when the shorter-term ones reach maturity.
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Earlier this month, Wells Fargo disclosed that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was investigating the fees the company charged to lock in interest rates for delayed mortgage loans.
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To lock in the eurozone's gains and reduce one source of the next financial crisis, a euro-dollar stability accord should be at the top of Draghi's agenda.
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When I and others point out the ways in which Trump is using crony capitalism to lock in political advantage, we tend to get two kinds of pushback.
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"The bond boom is the corporate version of the refinancing rush that hit the mortgage market last month as homeowners moved to lock in cheaper loans," per WSJ.
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A distributed ledger might record all its users' past trips, credit cards, favorite locations — all the metadata that services like Uber or Amazon use to encourage lock-in.
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"Guaranteed plans" lock in the prices when you buy the plan, no matter how high they might rise in the years between making the arrangements and your death.
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So I watched Baby Boy probably 500 times, trying to lock in to the part of him that was a real gangster, who really went on trial for murder.
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Hedging, which can be put in place through options contracts as well as forward or deferred sales, allows miners of the metal to lock in prices for their output.
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Added to a return of producer hedging - which sees mining companies selling production forward to lock in prices - that helped lift overall supply by 3 percent to 1,063.5 tonnes.
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Watching this video of the lock in action should clear up any confusion:This replica was designed and engineered by Theodore Gray who actually sells copies on his website, MechanicalGifs.com.
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"It's our value that we will keep everything in the query pack completely open source so none of our customers ever have to worry about lock-in" Vaidya says.
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If Apple wants to build the kind of ecosystem (and maybe soon lock-in) that Amazon and Google enjoy, it might be time to take a more active role.
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This also allows you to control the camera's exposure with sliders for brightness and shadows, which could make it a lot easier to lock in the results you want.
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And that way, you can stay in your data center and have this Kubernetes environment and then you can spill over into the cloud and there's no lock-in.
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However, Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth, who is slightly underweight the sector, said he could sell energy holdings should the stocks rise to lock in profits.
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The deal, which is still being finalized, would prevent future tariff increases and lock in intellectual property protections in China, as well as ensure Chinese purchases of American agriculture.
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"In order for us to get wins, we have to lock in defensively," said Harden, who made 9 of 19 shots and only 1 of 7 3-point attempts.
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Williams -- who LOOOOVES pot -- was giving his prediction for Missouri quarterback Drew Lock in the Texas Bowl for the Longhorn Network on Wednesday ... saying he'd throw for 320 yards.
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"It makes sense to lock in long-term funding at favourable rates," said Esteruelas, adding the threat from U.S. President Donald Trump's reflationary policies had contributed to the mix.
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Peru tends to pre-fund its financing needs and so mainly sells bonds when opportunities arise to lock in better rates, said Moody's sovereign risk senior analyst Jaime Reusche.
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Apple's ecosystem lock-in is actively working against a remarkable product with the HomePod, and I say that as someone who uses Apple Music as their primary music service.
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It is antithetical to platform-agnostic Sonos and unabashedly so, as if Apple is daring its competitors to try and compete with its hardware prowess and platform lock-in.
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The long feedback cycle means that VCs can raise a few funds — and lock in a few fee streams — before their less than stellar returns catch up with them.
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"Savvy millennials looking to lock in lower interest rates on their mortgages have helped drive a surge in refinance activity," said Joe Tyrrell, chief operating officer of Ellie Mae.
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Spain, Italy, Belgium and France have sought to lock in record-low borrowing rates this year with 50-year bond issues for 250-270 billion euros ($25-$250 billion).
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Lock In follows a character named Chris Shane, a new FBI agent tasked with solving a murder committed by an Integrator — or more likely, an unknown Haden controlling him.
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For producers struggling to meet debt payments and avoid breaching the terms of loan covenants, rising prices are a chance to lock in future revenue and reduce downside risks.
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Meanwhile, Kilduff noted, oil drillers were busy hedging their production, a practice in which they lock in a cost for delivery of crude to protect against future price declines.
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Numbers reality The White House continues to talk about how they are looking for $150 billion in cuts or off-sets in order to lock in a final agreement.
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As for New York, we're told Michael Strahan -- also born in Houston -- will host and organizers are trying to lock in Kelly Rowland, also born and raised in Houston.
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Were the government to rule out LTIPs, Manifest's Wilson said many firms would likely use share options, with bonuses paid in shares with a long-term lock-in period.
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Some oil producers were able to lock in favorable prices for the quarter using hedges as U.S. light crude fell 38 percent in the three months ended Dec. 31.
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But while crude stocks tumbled at increasingly higher rates throughout 2017, refineries around the world continued to run at record levels to meet demand and lock in strong margins.
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House Democrats have greeted USMCA coolly, telling U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer earlier this month about concerns over labor enforcement and provisions that could lock in higher drug prices.
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IDC's enterprise infrastructure VP, Al Gillen, explains on Microsoft's blog exactly why it's making this move: "This gives customers choice and reduces the concerns for lock-in," he says.
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"It makes sense to lock in long-term funding at favorable rates," said Esteruelas, adding the threat from U.S. President Donald Trump's reflationary policies had contributed to the mix.
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Refinancing student debt is another way to remove the cosigner from the loan obligation — plus, it's also an opportunity to lock in a lower rate before variable rates rise.
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It was a standard job: A contractor in Corpus Christi, Texas, got called in Wednesday to fix a faulty lock in a room connected to a drive-through ATM.
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You may have to pony up a fee — perhaps as much as 1 percent of your loan amount — in order to lock in your rate for a longer time.
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Still, on top of potentially toxic byproducts including air pollution, this could "lock in" demand for plastic waste in order to keep these facilities operating, the Greenpeace report warns.
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Santos balked when Harbour tried to force the company to lock in the hedges, in order to cut costs for the banks and allow Harbour to raise its offer.
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When Barack Obama was president techies got plum jobs in his administration, and the party's supposedly superior data analytics seemed destined to help lock in an emerging Democratic majority.
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With the 470EX-AI, you could just lock in that angle, which takes away the need to fumble with the flash every time you move the camera or yourself.
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The market's strong performance is an important factor, since more weakness could encourage selling by investors looking to lock in double-digit gains before the end of the year.
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The gel essentially acts as a barrier between your skin and any external elements, helping to lock in the moisture and nutrients from other skincare products you may use.
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All five Senate seats are in presidential swing states, making it imperative that Democrats and Republicans lock in advertising rates before Trump and Clinton begin snatching up available airtime.
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O'Leary with Kim Kelley, the CEO of Hampton Products International, a company that specializes in hardware and security which bought the rights to license the lock in North America.
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But for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- whose primary goal is to lock in all 50 present Republicans -- Collins and Murkowski certainly haven't raised any significant red flags yet.
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Large concentrations of hedge fund positions on one side of the market often presage a sharp retracement in prices when managers attempt to unwind them and lock in profits.
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Corporate America also issued a record mountain of debt last year, in an effort to lock in low interest rates — and debt payments — before more Fed interest rate increases.
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