Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty When they're not arguing about diets, it's something else entirely.
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But like actual company loyalty, like airline loyalty, hotel loyalty at this point is pretty much moot.
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So, we can gather from this that Canadians have no loyalty (loyalty, loyalty) to their local heroes.
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" Trump later said, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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" What he said: "Loyalty, we could use some more loyalty.
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"The president said, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty,' " Comey said.
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"The President said, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty,' " Comey said.
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LACKING LOYALTY The risk to Walmart's new strategy is driver loyalty.
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First, it's about loyalty—the same fierce loyalty he's showed Obama.
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"'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty,'" Comey quoted Trump as saying.
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"I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," Trump said, according to Comey.
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ALL politicians demand loyalty, but some politicians demand more loyalty than others.
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"I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," Trump told Comey at a Jan.
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Trump recruiters know loyalty when they see it, blind loyalty, that is.
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Callimachi: In Arabic, it means loyalty and disavowal or loyalty and rejection.
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" He lamented giving "loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty.
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Trump demands loyalty, and loyalty freely given should be honored and revered.
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"I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," the president told his FBI director.
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" Later in the dinner: "the President said, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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"I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," said Trump, according to Comey's sworn testimony.
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I think loyalty to the country, loyalty to the United States is important.
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So far, they've chosen loyalty to Trump over loyalty to rule of law.
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"I gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty," Cohen added.
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Straight off the rapper's DAMN album, the lyrics are all about "trust" and "loyalty, loyalty, loyalty" even when you're surrounded by literal street sharks, murderers, and backstabbers.
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He demands loyalty from all working for him, even if it is forced loyalty.
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"I gave loyalty to someone who, truthfully, does not deserve loyalty," Cohen told ABC.
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Asked about his loyalty to Trump, Kavanaugh said his loyalty is to the Constitution.
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"Sense of duty, loyalty, faithfulness, loyalty — he embraces all of that," one friend said.
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"McConnell's loyalty to Trump should not overwhelm his loyalty to the Constitution," he asserts.
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You have your job because of loyalty but it's often loyalty that goes one way.
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Tanden's dogged loyalty to her party is no different from Mitch McConnell's loyalty to his.
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Although Mueller showed loyalty to his team, he did not show loyalty to his country.
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People whose loyalty to government precedes loyalty to Trump are distrusted and, often, pushed out.
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He has a massive loyalty to me, and I have a massive loyalty to him.
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" Moments later, Mr. Comey wrote, the president told him, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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I don't think we should have a loyalty test, but there should be loyalty assumptions.
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"Loyalty to conscience and principle should supersede loyalty to any man or party," he said.
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And as such, loyalty to conscience and principle should supersede loyalty to any man or party.
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And as such loyalty to conscience and principle should supersede loyalty to any man or party.
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It's not that loyalty is lacking; it's that there's too much loyalty, and it's all fake.
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"I gave loyalty to someone who, truthfully, does not deserve loyalty," Cohen said in the interview.
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If Trump does value loyalty, it's loyalty as understood by mobsters: the reciprocal loyalty of those who stay true to each other because betrayal would cause both men to be punished.
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The two worldviews -- loyalty to country versus loyalty to Trump -- have not worked well in close quarters.
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Trump, Comey wrote, told him, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" during their first dinner in January.
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The President also never told Mr. Comey, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" in form or substance.
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One would think that Trump, who constantly talks about the importance of "loyalty," would reward such loyalty.
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He demands ultimate loyalty, and to him loyalty means insisting that he did nothing wrong at all.
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" The central business of this intimate dinner was Mr. Trump's insistence: "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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It's essentially a loyalty scheme running on a blockchain platform, where the token becomes the loyalty tracking device.
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Even though millennials tend to be perceived to have minimal loyalty to brands, loyalty programs are another story.
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"A lot of loyalty is expected from you, and you can really feel that loyalty too," he explains.
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" Comey replied that he would give "honest loyalty," to which Trump said, "that's what I want, honestly loyalty.
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The reality, Mr. Kramer said, is that too many companies offer loyalty discounts that don't result in loyalty.
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"The President said, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty,'" Comey recalled, as he has so many times since.
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The loyalty programBirchbox has a loyalty program in which you Here is the pricing for new Birchbox subscribers:
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What matters is not their loyalty to him, but our loyalty to institutions and the rule of law.
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In the New Work, employers may expect loyalty from workers but owe no loyalty to them in return.
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The former FBI director testified Trump told him during a private dinner that "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" — and Wray is likely to be pressed on whether he, too, faced a similar loyalty oath.
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The party wants the undivided loyalty of China's people, and Mr Li, a living leader, competed for that loyalty.
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My loyalty to Wayne LaPierre is 110 percent because I know his loyalty to the NRA is 110 percent.
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Loyalty Day seemed to symbolize the defining neurosis of Trump's presidency: his maniacal need for loyalty above all else.
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To countless later critics, this was a misplaced loyalty: What about loyalty to principle, to nation, to people's lives?
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He also said Mr. Trump never demanded "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" as Mr. Comey testified on Thursday.
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He would never even suggest the expectation of personal loyalty, only loyalty to our country and its great people.
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" Trump, after beating around the bush for a while, confirmed Comey's suspicions by saying, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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"There is loyalty, but the loyalty is is well deserved," said Mahmood Alkooheji, CEO of Mumtalakat, Bahrain's sovereign wealth fund.
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If my loyalty to America does not allow your community's story to be told, or does not allow your community's story to be part of the larger American story, then my loyalty is a domineering, predatory loyalty.
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Comey to Confirm Trump Demanded His Loyalty in HearingPresident Trump told former FBI Director James Comey, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," according Comey's prepared statement made public ahead of his appearance before the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday.
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As for Gupta's personal roadmap, he's concentrating on rolling out the Uber Rewards rider loyalty and Uber Pro driver loyalty initiatives.
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Remember when Comey said that at a private White House dinner, the president told him, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty"?
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Riders who link their Uber account to Sears' loyalty plan will receive up to $2 in loyalty points for every trip.
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The Marriott service connects travelers to property managers and allows loyalty members to earn and use loyalty points during a stay.
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Sawhney: I think that customer loyalty is hard to earn, but when you do earn the customer loyalty, love is blind.
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If this is a version of loyalty, it's loyalty of a low order — fragile, transactional and much closer to simple fealty.
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Comey to testify Trump told him: "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" Comey to testify Trump told him: "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" Ahead of former FBI Director James Comey's testimony on Thursday, a written statement revealed vivid details of several "awkward" one-on-one conversations he had with President Donald Trump before his firing.
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There's very few companies with the size and scale of Yahoo, who have the customer loyalty and consumer loyalty that they have.
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She is the most pro-customer, best loyalty — the best loyalty of any public company ... I think you should own that stock.
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"I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," Trump allegedly said to Comey, according to the former FBI director's prepared remarks released on Wednesday.
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"The social contract in Belarus is changing - there was loyalty in exchange for benefits, then loyalty in exchange for stability," he said.
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Loyalty properly applied requires the injection of reasoned thought, to make sure the emotional nature of loyalty isn't hijacked toward improper ends.
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They demonstrated to the criminal underworld that they were capable of loyalty to each other and capable of loyalty to an organization.
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That is, an individual from whom the president could expect loyalty, but who wouldn't be subject to disqualification because of that loyalty.
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"Loyalty is something where if there is an error or a problem we could recreate loyalty systems without impact on people's real money," he said, adding that blockchain could improve the speed at which people can join loyalty programs, particularly merchants.
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The president's personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, told a press conference that his client "never told Mr Comey: "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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Furthermore, Comey claims, President Trump asked him explicitly for his loyalty — implying that loyalty was a condition of letting Comey keep his job.
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In the world of influencer marketing, "brand loyalty" means loyalty to a single human being's personal brand and a desire to emulate it.
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Trump, Comey wrote in a statement to the committee, told him: "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" during their first dinner in January.
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The loyalty of patriotism is replaced by a kind of brand loyalty, and there are dozens of other brands on the government shelf.
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Warning to Republicans, conservatives and Trump supporters: Trump demands loyalty to himself and his family, but offers loyalty to no-one in return.
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But where are the Goldwaters and the Scotts now, the men who put their loyalty to the Constitution above their loyalty to party?
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Accor's 'Le Club' loyalty program has 57 million members worldwide while Air France-KLM's 'Flying Blue' loyalty program has over 15 million members.
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And I knew that Trump was obsessed with loyalty, and I've always been very disturbed by McCarthyism and what loyalty meant back then.
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And he skipped it every time, as if he owed some kind of loyalty to a man who exhibits no loyalty toward anyone.
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"A few moments later, the President said, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty,' " Comey wrote in his testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Whatever concerns Trump had about Gorsuch eventually subsided, but it's clear loyalty — or perceived loyalty — is the price of doing business with the president.
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Comey says his promise to give the president his "honest loyalty" after being asked for "loyalty" was a way to end an awkward conversation.
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When loyalty to a political party or to an individual trumps loyalty to the Constitution, the Rule of Law—the foundation of liberty—crumbles.
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More importantly, we already know Trump is wont to try to exact improper pledges of personal loyalty to him above loyalty to the law.
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"Our loyalty is not going to be to Donald Trump; our loyalty is to our readers and to our values," Mr. Marlow, 30, said.
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And as a former flight attendant who has more airline miles than any civilian I know, Ann understands insane loyalty to a loyalty program.
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She was further condemned for invoking antisemitic charges of dual loyalty for saying that pro-Israel Americans push for loyalty to a foreign country.
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When loyalty to family and loyalty to the law come into conflict, the illegality in question has to be very serious to win out.
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Similarly, while they deny that Trump asked Comey for his loyalty, the statement notes Trump "is entitled to expect loyalty from those serving in an administration," which is a very weird and bizarre addition, especially if Trump did not specifically ask for Comey's loyalty.
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The distinction between loyalty to country and loyalty to a particular government is much stronger in Britain, and it is the monarchy that underpins this.
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In one such encounter, Comey said the president asked him at a private dinner for his loyalty and that Comey offered him "honest loyalty" instead.
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Nelsen believes that the stock ownership model is "an entirely different mechanism" in loyalty, and that makes it "hard to compare" to other loyalty platforms.
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Hermione tells Veronica there is "nothing more honorable than loyalty, but blind loyalty is a stupid and careless" (Should Hermione be looking in the mirror?).
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Generally, loyalty to Catholicism was holding up better than loyalty to what he called state-affiliated Protestant bodies, such as the national churches of Scandinavia.
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Trump's personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, flat-out denied that the president had told Comey "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" as the former director alleged.
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" In another direct contradiction of Comey's testimony under oath, Kasowitz asserted that Trump had never told the FBI chief, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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On March 21, 1947, President Harry Truman signed was was called an executive "Loyalty Order" instituting a program to check the loyalty of federal employees.
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However, the Southwest and JetBlue loyalty programs both offer "last seat" availability to their loyalty program members, and price seats based on the revenue fare.
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Although Schnatter stepped down, same-store sales turned negative, and customer loyalty at Papa John's slipped, according to the Brand Keys Customer Loyalty Engagement Index.
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Today's young employees, struggling to survive a gig economy and sub-living wages, know that corporate loyalty is delusional, since corporations don't return that loyalty.
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That's because those (and other) electronics brands leverage what Kirk calls the highest form of loyalty, "cult" loyalty, where the brand reflects the users' personal identity.
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Comey: Trump demanded loyalty The former FBI chief also wrote a revealing description of Trump's efforts to win his loyalty during their first dinner in January.
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And it's why, the week after Loyalty Day, "loyalty" became the pretext for his decision to fire the FBI director who was investigating Trump's own campaign.
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" Pressed by Hatch how he would view loyalty to Trump versus loyalty to the American people, Kavanaugh added that the Constitution makes him an "independent judge.
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Frequent travelers now have a whole new way to view loyalty points — thanks to a growing trend in loyalty program: hard-to-replicate, bucket-list experiences.
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The concept of dual loyalty refers to the historical tendency of countries to accuse Jews of secretly valuing their loyalty to Israel over their home country.
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He said the President never told Comey: "'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty' he never said it in form, he never said it in substance," Kasowitz said.
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"Consumers have an affinity and loyalty to certain brands and manufacturers who can convert that loyalty to a seasonal sale or unique format will win," said Allison.
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" According to Jones, the New Orleans doctor who wrote a letter for Leal, the posting "asks doctors to put loyalty to ICE over loyalty to their patient.
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The End of Loyalty: The Rise and Fall of Good Jobs in America illustrates a simple fact: When it comes to loyalty, there is no secret sauce.
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Speaking out for in his first extended interview in months, Cohen told Stephanopoulos that he would put his loyalty to "family and country" before loyalty to Trump.
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"He is brusque and is a demanding boss, but he inspires loyalty from those who make it, and shows great loyalty as well," said one former staffer.
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Unsurprisingly then, it is loyalty — namely the unconditional loyalty to ethnic, religious or social groups — that is at the heart of the appeal of Europe's new populism.
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Motherboard took steps to ensure that the hotel we booked was bought with loyalty points (as opposed to a stolen credit card.) As some in the hospitality industry explained, transferring loyalty points is often allowed; sometimes, selling loyalty points is a terms of service violation, but not a crime.
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I think Philip is recognizing how dangerous Elizabeth's loyalty can be when put toward certain ends, a realization that undermines whatever loyalty to their marriage remains between them.
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That changed largely thanks to the decline of unions, paired with messaging that successfully transferred that loyalty to mine workers into loyalty toward the industry as a whole.
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"What the president asked for is loyalty to the country and loyalty to make sure that people have the justice system that they want," Lewandowski told Tucker Carlson.
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Remember the time that fired FBI Director James Comey testified that during a private White House dinner, President Trump had told him: "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty"?
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In addition, while the company's Gold Card loyalty program was a historical advantage, the loyalty scheme more recently created price confusion amongst consumers who increasingly value price transparency.
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"The President also never told Mr. Comey, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty' in form or substance," Trump's attorney Marc Kasowitz said in a statement that same week.
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Maduro reaffirms military's loyalty Speaking to Venezuela's National Guard, Maduro urged soldiers to maintain their loyalty to his government, dismissing an offer from the opposition to join them.
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Our country's tribalism was on full display in the 27th, with party loyalty, or Trump loyalty, apparently overcoming consideration of the quality and character of the individual candidates.
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A plurality gives Trump a pass on asking DOJ officials for loyalty Is it appropriate for a president to ask officials from the Department of Justice for loyalty?
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"The President said, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty,'" according to Comey's prepared testimony, released ahead of his Thursday Senate hearing on his role in the Russia investigation.
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Being part of a hotel's loyalty program, if it offers one, can also protect travelers, and if they are walked, the loyalty program may give them added benefits.
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However, in establishing the first broad-based loyalty program in the United States, the president also advised the newly formed loyalty review boards to avoid conducting witch hunts.
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While the Chiptopia loyalty program is slated to end on September 22015, the company noted in a conference call on Thursday that it will be launching another loyalty program.
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If the worst happens, they may have to make some very difficult decisions about whether their loyalty is to the president or whether their loyalty is to the republic.
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Also, anything to do with currency, diamonds, money bags as well as anything to do with 'loyalty to the family,' 'loyalty to the game,' 'made by,' or 'property of.
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" But Republican Senator Richard Burr, the panel's chairman, sought to downplay Comey's "loyalty" remark, saying: "I don't think it's wrong to ask for loyalty from anybody in an administration.
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Grocers like Kroger have both loyalty programs and loyalty fuel programs, the latter of which is the more powerful of the two in terms of driving shoppers to stores.
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Before we beatify Cohen, though, we may want to take a closer look at the fuzzy distinction between a lawyer's noble loyalty to a client and their improper loyalty.
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" Comey said that he assumed Trump was referring to his previous pledge for loyalty before his inauguration, where Comey responded he would provide "honesty," and Trump responded, "honest loyalty.
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" - Hannah, 235 "Threatened suicide to test my loyalty.
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Thank you for your loyalty , friendship and generosity .
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Losers: Comey, Loretta Lynch, #MSM but especially NYT" Marc Kasowitz, Trump's personal lawyer: "The President also never told Mr. Comey, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty' in form or substance.
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After revamping its loyalty program last quarter, Starbucks now counts 23.05 million active rewards members in the U.S. Johnson said that customers spend more when they join the loyalty program.
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An early supporter of Trump in the 2016 presidential race, Coulter compared her loyalty to Trump to the way the "people of North Korea worship their Dear Leader — blind loyalty."
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My administration is restoring the sacred bonds of loyalty between this nation and its citizens, but our citizens must also restore the bonds of trust and loyalty between one another.
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In a confessional she then explains how difficult it is to juggle her loyalty to her family and her loyalty to her "brother" Jordyn, as she jokes in a flashback.
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I understand that political loyalty — he may be a crook, but he's our crook — is found in the entire spectrum of political ideologies, but sometimes loyalty can have disastrous outcomes.
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And during his impeachment testimony, Vindman emphasized his background, military service, and loyalty to the US.Blackburn isn't the first Republican to accuse Vindman of dual loyalty throughout the impeachment proceedings.
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"We think this is under appreciated by the market — the proportion of comp [comparable sales] tied to loyalty and the growth in loyalty still yet to be achieved," she wrote.
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So Royce argued that if loyalty is the center of the good life, then we should admire those causes, based on mutual affection, that value and enhance other people's loyalty.
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In the statement, Comey says Trump told him during a private meeting that "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," and expressed his frustrations with the investigations surrounding his young presidency.
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The language also includes some historical examples of "dual loyalty" accusations, such as those against President John F. Kennedy, who faced loyalty questions to the pope over his Catholic faith.
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" And as for the 2017 Times story about Trump's request for Comey's "loyalty," the report said that "substantial evidence corroborates Comey's account of the dinner invitation and the request for loyalty.
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At the Lodge residence, Hermione is giving Veronica a speech about loyalty which is particularly interesting given Hiram's haunting words to Hermione in episode 1 about her loyalty knowing no bounds.
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Trump repeatedly stressed the importance of loyalty to the Scouts — "we could use some more loyalty," Trump said — but they probably thought he was talking about BFFs not the Attorney General.
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Ex-FBI Director Comey: I took it as an order when Trump told me to drop Flynn investigation'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty' — read James Comey's explosive statement about Donald Trump
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At that dinner, which was detailed in the Mueller report and in Comey's book "A Higher Loyalty," Trump told him that he would "need" and "expect" loyalty from the FBI director.
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With some crucial aid from Randyll Tarly — Sam's father, a bannerman to Olenna who eventually chose his loyalty to the crown over his loyalty to her — Jaime's forces seized the castle.
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Technology has driven us wild with questions of loyalty to flags, to nations, to a "way of life" or to brands who give out "loyalty points" to those who stay tight.
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He said Trump raised his job status before asking for his personal loyalty, all before he was fired after refused to grant that loyalty or promise to drop the Flynn investigation.
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Specifically on the complicated topic of the idea of the attorney general's loyalty, he writes: How to manage the paradox — loyalty to the president leavened by rock-ribbed integrity of judgment?
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Peerless Developments Ltd: * PEERLESS DEVELOPMENTS ACQUIRES BLOCKCHAIN LOYALTY INC.
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"You'd look after clients – there was loyalty," he says.
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" He said Trump "thinks people owe loyalty to him.
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Comey's testimony is telling — not only did Trump demand "loyalty" and "honest loyalty" from Comey, but he also asked what the FBI director could do to "lift the cloud" of the investigation.
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At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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From January 2016 through December 2017, Android loyalty ranged from 89 to 91 percent (ending at 91 percent), while iOS loyalty was several percentage points lower, ranging from 85 to 88 percent.
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"The President also never told Mr. Comey, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty' in form or substance," Kasowitz said, quoting Comey's account of a meeting between himself and the President in January.
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At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America and through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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Comey's testimony is telling — not only did Trump demand "loyalty" and "honest loyalty " from Comey, but he also asked what the FBI director could do to "lift the cloud" of the investigation.
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At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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The cycle of betrayals must be especially galling for a President who craves loyalty and genuflection -- but it's perhaps inevitable given he has often failed to show loyalty to those around him.
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" In a tweet Monday afternoon, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said "every American should be alarmed" by how Trump "is working to make loyalty to him synonymous with loyalty to our country.
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"I think over the weekend Mr. Sondland has to decide whether his primary loyalty is to America or whether his primary loyalty is to the president of the United States," Murphy said.
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However, Karl then mixed up his question about the loyalty oath a bit, accidentally asking Trump if Comey asked for a pledge of loyalty from him, rather than the other way around.
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Trump was a bit more direct with Comey when he told the former FBI director "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" during a private dinner shortly after his inauguration in January 2017.
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The OGE tweeted out a reminder about ethical loyalty shortly after reports surfaced that said Trump demanded loyalty from now-fired FBI head James Comey, a saga that continues to stretch on. pic.twitter.
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Sanford, a longtime Republican politician in the state, had been critical of the president and said he refused to put loyalty to Trump above his loyalty to the US Constitution and his principles.
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The lyrics "I got loyalty," seem like it's more about the loyalty of its customers, who will be taking a chance on the device as the company wades into an already crowded field.
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" Malkin further claimed Roosevelt had evidence that "Japanese-Americans who had not otherwise shown disloyalty ... went over to the imperial forces' side based on appeals of ethnic loyalty and loyalty to the emperor.
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January 2111, 212017: Comey and President Trump have dinner in the Green Room at the White House and Trump tells him "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," according to Comey's June 2112 testimony.
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" Trump, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders (then acting as deputy press secretary) said, "would never even suggest the expectation of personal loyalty, only loyalty to our country and its great people.
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You can use these points to book travel directly through the credit card issuer, or you can turn them into airline miles or hotel loyalty points by transferring them to different loyalty programs.
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Loyalty programs continue to drive engagement and revenueCustomers are more engaged than ever with frequent flyer and customer loyalty programs, as shown by the rise of an entire media industry built around rewards.
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That is one reason loyalty to mainstream parties is corroding.
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But in a time of widespread disagreement, so is loyalty.
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But loyalty and historical memory are also potent forces here.
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Blackwood is impressed by Ambrose's loyalty, and offers a deal.
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That blind loyalty is the most formidable barrier to change.
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Julian, despite his loyalty, will retire without having that chance.
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In Cowen's view, the key issues are trust and loyalty.
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Trump should not confuse partisan loyalty with love for him.
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Cox represents a key aspect to the company's culture: Loyalty.
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There's not a lot of loyalty in the world anymore.
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Without proper attention, Sears lost relevancy and its customers' loyalty.
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Partisan loyalty from Republicans The base though is not enough.
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Despite the scandals, Najib commands the loyalty of UMNO chieftains.
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It is 100% pure and absolute loyalty and nothing less.
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Democrats, and even Pressley herself, understand political realities surrounding loyalty.
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He paused and said that's what he wants, 'honest loyalty.
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As drivers, we don't have loyalty toward any of them.
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The Sienese have fierce loyalty to their neighborhoods, or contrade.
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He has a history of valuing loyalty above all else.
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So, we're getting loyalty and customer stickiness as a result.
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Loyalty to party will be essential for her to prove.
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Along the way, they learn about loyalty, forgiveness and trust.
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He also sounds unbothered by Republicans who question his loyalty.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven, and about personal loyalty.
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Their loyalty to the Communist Party has been well rewarded.
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Donald Trump isn't the only one who values family loyalty.
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Authorities also found Saipov's handwritten notes pledging loyalty to ISIS.
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But Trump himself doesn't believe in displaying loyalty to others.
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That's the kind of demonstration of loyalty that Trump expects.
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Their loyalty has been questioned and jobs put at risk.
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It's true that David has shown loyalty across his seasons.
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The posts also include the phrase "LOP": loyalty over pride.
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"And it's true brand loyalty that keeps customers coming back."
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The benefit to the retailer would be increased customer loyalty.
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It really does speak to the loyalty of our fans.
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But he still has no loyalty to the Republican Party.
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He once questioned American Muslims' loyalty and "commitment to peace".
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For now, Starwood and Marriott will keep separate loyalty programs.
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The organising principle of Mr Trump's Republican Party is loyalty.
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The book is "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership".
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With hindsight, one could say that their loyalty was misplaced.
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"Just call us here at the loyalty department," she said.
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The high brand loyalty is paying off for the chain.
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You rewarded us with your time, loyalty and encouraging feedback.
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Polk lacked Jackson's ability to instill fear that bred loyalty.
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He simply cannot separate his job from loyalty to party.
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In Afghanistan, he sought the population's loyalty in counterinsurgency operations.
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In any event, Christie's loyalty was rewarded first with mocking.
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Mateen made his claims of loyalty to militant Islamic groups.
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Maduro seems to have retained the loyalty of most officers.
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I would also say always sign up for loyalty programs.
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Loyalty matters because you don't want to lose good people.
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The industry agrees that exceptional content increases loyalty and engagement.
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"Our main objective is to foster fan loyalty," he said.
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Yet the Copts have gained little from their leaders' loyalty.
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But this isn't just about sibling loyalty, as Farrow elaborates.
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Loyalty has always been a priority for the residence staff.
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She then wrote a lengthy caption alluding to "loyalty" problems.
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"My loyalty is to the position I'm in right now."
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Another could be for brands to build a loyalty program.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven, and about personal loyalty.
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Pizza Ranch dominated Market Force's loyalty index for buffet chains.
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Prioritizing loyalty and military service is, of course, Trump's right.
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It also demands the trust, loyalty and competence of subordinates.
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He seems to expect the same loyalty from average Egyptians.
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Loyalty is just a tattoo to most people these days.
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Brian Radel placed loyalty and his bond above all else.
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" Later in the dinner, Trump again said "I need loyalty.
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It's a matter of loyalty to tradition, always and everywhere!
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Under Trump, personal loyalty is the sole qualification that counts.
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There has been zero sign of anything but supreme loyalty.
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In other words, partisans' beliefs trumped their loyalty to party.
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"So say you're enrolled in REI's loyalty program," he said.
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"A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership" comes out Tuesday.
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But while competition remains an issue, customer loyalty questions remain.
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But my loyalty to him and his ideas isn't blind.
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No one was asked to pass a partisan loyalty test.
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Reading her father's first, her loyalty to her mother wavers.
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Generosity won't just help you win the loyalty of dogs.
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The issue is loyalty to the man, to the president.
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It would also buy Jet Airways' loyalty program Jet Privilege.
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A program, like Prime, certainly fosters loyalty and repeat purchases.
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Think long term when building your brand and customer loyalty.
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To build loyalty, fitness brands need to set themselves apart.
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It shouldn't even be explained away as simple party loyalty.
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Loyalty must be to the Constitution of the United States.
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Manchin's campaign leans heavily on his loyalty to West Virginia.
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We had your trust, your loyalty, your Social Security numbers . . .
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Ultimately, Washington defused the situation while retaining the army's loyalty.
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Some were wonderfully positive, like loyalty and love of country.
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In other words, good WiFi means customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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Did a president demand personal loyalty from an FBI director?
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In addition, Apple has tremendous brand recognition and customer loyalty.
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Washington D.C. doesn't need more loyalty it needs more loyalists.
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But this isn't about blind loyalty -- this is about accountability.
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The new Kaine retains the loyalty of old friends, meanwhile.
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Trump has said he appreciated Ingraham's loyalty throughout the campaign.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven and about personal loyalty.
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The Republican National Committee's loyalty pledge died on Tuesday night.
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But he wins loyalty because of what made him famous.
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Every president wants both loyalty and competence in senior officials.
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Here, the story turns on questions of history and loyalty.
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People pledging their everlasting love and loyalty to each other.
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I'm a professional gambler, so there's no loyalty to anybody.
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Do you have an unwavering brand loyalty to Diet Coke?
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But how many people can command that type of loyalty?
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Legal experts said Yoo's loyalty secured him the president's brief.
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Who is this higher being who demands loyalty from us?
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Ford: I think loyalty is a big one for me.
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Your colleague's partner's wife needs the loyalty of her friends.
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There was nothing subtle about this presumption of dual loyalty.
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I've heard ISIS members translate it as loyalty and hatred.
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The manager must have lost the loyalty of the players.
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Trump has denied he sought a loyalty pledge from Comey.
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That wouldn't destroy party loyalty, but it would dampen it.
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After that, so much for her loyalty to Sister Jean.
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You need "the loyalty of the passionate few," he says.
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Trends are fickle, and their loyalty is to their employees.
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Mr. Mashadani later shifted his loyalty to the Islamic State.
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National elections in October saw angry appeals for ethnic loyalty.
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"She has complete loyalty to her ethical positions," he said.
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It was abhorrent to question the loyalty of President Obama.
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"My father's problem was his loyalty to Hitler," she said.
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It turns out that loyalty is not so easily bought.
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First, Comey would not give his unyielding loyalty to Trump.
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It's also a gesture of Maduro's loyalty to the military.
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Fairies pledge our loyalty to love — first, last and always.
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But the tactic of blaming his employees cost him loyalty.
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In one memo, Comey described Trump demanding "loyalty" from him.
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Trump's demand for loyalty from Comey was inappropriate at best.
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Trump wasn't specific about the loyalty Jewish Democrats were violating.
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Multiple, overlapping campaigns are likely to enforce loyalty to China.
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In China, few media outlets command much loyalty among readers.
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"My head is fat," Mr. Baldwin said of his loyalty.
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COMEY: Yeah, about loyalty, and it was something else too.
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A weak leader demands or expects loyalty generally without reciprocity.
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Political loyalty weighs much more in performance evaluations than before.
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Mr. Kim now needs his people's loyalty more than ever.
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His actions during the trials were not about party loyalty.
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There's every purchase you've ever made in a loyalty program.
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These include banking, parking, gas loyalty and car maintenance apps.
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For this president, shamelessness and personal loyalty are paramount virtues.
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Moncler holds extraordinary shareholders' meeting on loyalty scheme (09003 GMT).
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But M.B.Z. was born with another, opposing legacy: clan loyalty.
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But loyalty to our fellow students was suddenly in question.
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The Trumps have an ethic of loyalty to one another.
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Moncler holds extraordinary shareholders' meeting on loyalty scheme (10003 GMT).
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No experience or ethics needed; blind loyalty and obsequiousness mandatory.
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That loyalty to McConnell from Republican senators makes Democrats crazy.
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Ask for my loyalty and I'll give you my honesty.
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Our loyalty to our flag, and what it stands for.
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"It's beyond loyalty," a source familiar with their relationship said.
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During his recovery, Ms. Masenda's loyalty was on full display.
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Alexander Vindman, an immigrant and war veteran, of dual loyalty
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And a friend is owed considerations of loyalty and confidentiality.
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Usually, party loyalty and ideological sentiment are the deciding elements.
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The most important thing to him is loyalty to him.
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This year's promotion is all about Pizza Hut's loyalty program.
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And now it's minimize headcount, minimize loyalty to your workers.
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""All of us feel a sense of loyalty to party.
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All of us feel a sense of loyalty to party.
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Loyalty program data also tend to be biased, he said.
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My loyalty to Apple and its people knows no bounds.
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Madewell does offer free shipping to its loyalty club members.
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Trump allegedly repeatedly mentioned the loyalty the two should share.
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I even cemented my team loyalty in my wedding vows.
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But deep trust and deep loyalty cannot be forged overnight.
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The culture of clerkships is one of secrecy and loyalty.
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I vote based on principle, not because of party loyalty.
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What does that mean, where's the heart, where's the loyalty?
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Greater awareness of the differences led to greater partisan loyalty.
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Sure enough, brand perception strongly predicted purchase and loyalty behavior.
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Pride and extreme loyalty to the government was quite strong.
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"At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country we will rediscover our loyalty to each other," Trump said.
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"At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country we will rediscover our loyalty to each other," he said.
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Any evaluation of a loyalty program begins with the earn-and-burn analysis: What do you get in exchange for your loyalty, and what can you trade it for when you want to redeem?
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"At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other," he said.
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Such a killing allows family members to "prove" that their loyalty to (Kadyrov's vision of) Chechen culture, transcending their loyalty to their teip, or clan, which is key to legitimizing Kadyrov's rule throughout Chechnya.
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Yet for Plouffe, politics is ultimately about loyalty, in his case an abiding loyalty to Obama that's apparent even as he dives enthusiastically into a role as public Clinton booster and private unpaid adviser.
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Engendering loyalty through diverse accommodations Partly as a response to the Airbnb competition, many hoteliers are sweetening their loyalty programs — making it easier to score free nights or trade in points for unique experiences.
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Trump has denied that he asked for Comey's loyalty, so it would be up to the audience to decide if Trump, who even his close friends have admitted demands loyalty, is telling the truth.
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Many of the largest loyalty program operators around the world are based in the area, including Aimia, which runs the Nectar loyalty card and is based in Quebec, and LoyaltyOne, which is based in Toronto.
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Hilton's loyalty program, Hilton Honors, can offer hotel guests a great value — even if Hilton points aren't worth quite as much as other hotel loyalty points, like Marriott, it's often easier to earn them quickly.
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This hub—which is sort of a Rosetta Stone of converting monetary or loyalty value—enables the Richardson, TX startup to make value conversions (monetary, loyalty or otherwise) between disparate systems without changing existing infrastructure.
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Marriott International, for example, has six tiers as part of its Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program and offers a cash gift card and loyalty points to walked members at all tiers, except the entry level basic.
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" Instead, he said, "the politicians started bribing them to buy loyalty.
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I witnessed him demand loyalty from those who worked for him.
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Thank you for showing us what unconditional love and loyalty is!
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Loyalty, honor, integrity: where other women had qualities, Chanel had men.
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She's still the best swordsman with a sworn loyalty to Sansa.
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"They proved my point that loyalty programs are broken," he said.
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This one's playing on the idea of loyalty, which is nice.
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"I have a really fierce loyalty to the show," she said.
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What if every Christian fought for loyalty in the local church?
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Save 20 percent and demonstrate your loyalty to the Nike brand.
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Additionally, Apple Pay will also be integrated with Smashburger's loyalty program.
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Still, loyalty to Trump hasn't led to jobs in every case.
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His targets would be strangers to whom Popov owed no loyalty.
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It is the story of courage, honor, duty, loyalty, and love.
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He protected himself by hiring mainly on the basis of loyalty.
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In this game, loyalty is the way to score her heart.
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Maduro uses the enterprise to reward his cronies and buy loyalty.
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"Loyalty" is the quality most prized by mafia dons, not managers.
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So the rating system is in part a loyalty-rewards programme.
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He demands loyalty from his followers but offers none in return.
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The top brass continues to publicly profess loyalty to Maduro's government.
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I think loyalty always wins and shines through in the end.
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Loyalty on Survivor is typically to individuals rather than to groups.
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The Trump motivating principle is self-interest rather than party loyalty.
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They start off with little or no loyalty to the unit.
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Unpublicised loyalty to old acquaintances is a fair indicator of character.
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An UMNO leader needs money to buy loyalty from powerful politicians.
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Bieber did prove his brand loyalty in his moment of exposure.
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The Point: Loyalty is a one-way street for Donald Trump.
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My loyalty is to the United States and to my constituents.
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The second task is to reward super-consumers for their loyalty.
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Christine, on the other hand, has no loyalty to her bosses.
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California Tortilla: It pays to be a loyalty member here today!
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Women have no loyalty, do not understand what friendship is, etc.
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As his reward for loyalty, Mnuchin got to be Treasury secretary.
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But Paulmier didn't have that kind of loyalty to the Democrats.
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Loyalty is drilled into people by the media and in schools.
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Liang "blindly executed a misguided loyalty to his employer," Nixon said.
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"Loyalty programs are the way to capture an audience," Chan said.
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President Paul Kagame, meanwhile, tweets his loyalty to Arsenal Football Club.
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Attention, guac fans: Chipotle Mexican Grill is introducing a loyalty program.
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Secondly, he said he had demonstrated fierce loyalty to the President.
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Selling more Apple Watches is a way to increase brand loyalty.
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Trump is divisive; he motivates loyalty with fear and encourages hatred.
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The Treasury said Padrino helped ensure the military's loyalty to Maduro.
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In our work as journalists, our first loyalty is to you.
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But without better loyalty services, they couldn't compete on personalization, either.
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Wayfair it's one-third, so it doesn't have nearly the loyalty.
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Letting go means you're choosing freedom over the illusion of loyalty.
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That creates jobs, to be given out in exchange for loyalty.
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If we do the right thing, they reward us with loyalty.
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He may hope that the technocrats' loyalty will preserve his legacy.
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It demonstrates complete loyalty and also makes your ally feel powerful.
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They create a feeling of loyalty and service with the client.
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For many, their loyalty is still often to their pocketbook first.
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She does what's best for her, that's where her loyalty lies.
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"No one has company loyalty these days!" goes the old lament.
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BAIER: Mr. Comey, the book "Higher Loyalty" has been very successful.
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Letterman supported his employees by showing loyalty during times of negotiation.
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That's the way almost every loyalty program out there is today.
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That longevity and loyalty to one company isn't common these days.
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Tribal loyalty is crucial in the vote right before a swap.
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Pour yourself a glass of rose and toast to your loyalty.
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These conservatives know the President prizes personal loyalty over all else.
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" Comey says Trump then responded, "That's what I want, honest loyalty.
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Here's hoping your work coffee place does a good loyalty card.
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On the Republican side, there's a Trump loyalty contest going on.
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Mr Trump often insults other Republicans; they owe him no loyalty.
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And, ironically, this obsessive loyalty may be what doomed the adaptation.
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Loyalty app users will be treated to a free 3 oz.
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Personnel retention is a problem due to pay, loyalty and casualties.
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Loyalty to Trump is the most important line in anyone's resume.
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Raising this money was seen as a test of party loyalty.
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The source said the term "honest loyalty" doesn't necessarily mean anything.
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But when it comes to Flynn, Trump is showing uncharacteristic loyalty.
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An assurance of personal loyalty to the President is a plus.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill rolled out its loyalty program nationwide last month.
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Another vendor sells $100 worth of loyalty credit for around $26.
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Jeff Sessions is a man of integrity, loyalty, and extraordinary character.
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"The thing that's most important to me is loyalty," Trump said.
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In a tweet, she made it clear where her loyalty lies.
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"I don't see this as a loyalty litmus test," Tuohey added.
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In 2015, the company had a loyalty score of 46 percent.
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You have to either prove your loyalty, or expose your secrets.
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He is also from a real estate family that prizes loyalty.
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Still, benefits or not, "loyalty does breed repeat business," said Quinby.
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"There's not a lot of loyalty on either side" Campbell said.
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Personal loyalty, in his view, trumped narrower or more abstract fealties.
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" #5 JOE RAM "My loyalty to the Rams has never wavered.
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We could use some more loyalty, I will tell you that.
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You know, I mean, it depends on how you define loyalty.
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Perhaps he believes the FBI director should pledge loyalty to him.
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But if group loyalty is so embedded, why are allegiances flexible?
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Comey said the president made several attempts to secure his loyalty.
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So the question is will they choose party loyalty over employment?
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What about loyalty to the welfare and safety of our country?
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Loyalty revenues grew just under 20% to $1.2 billion this quarter.
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They have very strong trust and loyalty in the athlete community.
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That loyalty is something many media outlets would love to have.
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It is not just décor that has attracted Virgin travelers' loyalty.
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Instead, the Yankees paid their veteran left-hander for his loyalty.
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What would Haspel do if Trump asked for a loyalty pledge?
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I admire your loyalty both to your bosses and your community.
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If he was going to win, where would his loyalty be?
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Marriott generates roughly 55 percent of its business from loyalty members.
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But the assembly has tested the army's loyalty to Mr Maduro.
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Loyalty to the nation combined with confidence and trust favours altruism.
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Especially as movie theaters develop and launch their own loyalty programs.
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Flynn is a longtime Trump partisan, and Trump values loyalty greatly.
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So outside of brand loyalty, why would anyone choose the G5?
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It suggested loyalty; wasn't I supposed to be looking for differentiation?
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Traditional grocery store cards simply reward for card ownership, not loyalty.
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The president-elect said he appreciated Ingraham's loyalty throughout the campaign.
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"Loyalty to the party is the top political imperative," he acknowledged.
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The report additionally found there's strong loyalty among online grocery shoppers.
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He suggested it was out of blind loyalty to another liar.
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But loyalty should never be a substitute for qualifications for office.
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Last week, Macy's opened up its loyalty program to all customers.
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But there are a few other reasons for my brand loyalty.
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Militants professing loyalty to the Islamic State were behind each attack.
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At this point her loyalty isn't only a liability, it's dangerous.
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Still, there will be more loyalty tests in the weeks ahead.
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That loyalty could be rewarded with retirement plans and pension programs.
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Mr. Trump's bigotry should earn him their enmity, not their loyalty.
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Several commentators say he did that to show loyalty to Putin.
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Where to get a robot mop: Wherever your loyalty lies, TBH.
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It dictates absolute loyalty from the military to ensure regime security.
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It was always loyalty to state first, back in those days.
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Trump then carried no real personal loyalty or investment in Price.
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Swift also called out Borchetta and his "loyalty" in her post.
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"So this combination can result in an instinctive loyalty," Wright said.
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Trump demanded utmost loyalty from the people who held those positions.
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That loyalty has at moments caused friction at the State Department.
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The politician can beat his breast and proclaim loyalty to America.
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What's next: Comey's book, "A Higher Loyalty," is out next Tuesday.
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The key thing about brand loyalty is that it starts young.
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Companies were loyal to their workers and expected loyalty in return.
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Want to win loyalty points with bae or your latest crush?
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His lack of loyalty to the president ended his congressional career.
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The first is that Putin's government depends heavily on personal loyalty.
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A subscription approach to travel offers better prices and better loyalty.
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We are told our loyalty will never be taken for granted.
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And the service people do have access to isn't inspiring loyalty.
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So why should senatorial loyalty to the president be any different?
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"We have the best loyalty platform in the industry," he said.
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You showed us loyalty and how valuable it was to us!
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She refused — a show of loyalty that I can never repay.
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Patient satisfaction with the relationship often predicted loyalty, the research revealed.
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Yet using inducements to forge connections, and loyalty, is not uncommon.
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Traditionally GOP presidential candidates score better on this party loyalty test.
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School pride and loyalty are great, when it works both ways.
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The book is titled A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership.
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But almost all families in disputed lands were divided in loyalty.
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"That's where I got my loyalty to one company," Aronson said.
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It is that he has won their undying loyalty and affection.
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Giant corporations have exactly one loyalty, and that is to profits.
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Party loyalty is more important to most politicians than any principle.
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Jon was resistant, at first voicing continued loyalty to his queen.
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"These are the two areas that impact customer loyalty the most."
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It was obvious that they questioned my loyalty as a son.
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And he had signed a pledge of loyalty to South Korea.
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Unsurprisingly, Mr. Spicer didn't exactly forswear his loyalty to President Trump.
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His loyalty to them is more than they deserve or desire.
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Throughout "Minding the Gap," his honesty is matched by his loyalty.
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His habit of choosing loyalty over competence was a fatal mistake.
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I find myself auditing my friends' loyalty based on their efforts.
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It's about SEAL leadership, not a loyalty first to other SEALS.
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Our integrity, honor and loyalty to the Marine Corps were questioned.
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So we came up with this concept of a loyalty oath.
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The president said he expected the same loyalty from Mr. Sessions.
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We all value honesty, kindness, grades and most of all loyalty.
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In March, Mr. Sanders signed the Democratic National Committee's loyalty pledge.
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Mr. Trump famously prizes loyalty from his aides and dislikes criticism.
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But it's unlikely that loyalty or partisan politics entered his mind.
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They clearly are appalled by Mr. Trump's one-way loyalty test.
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Her opinion was viewed as a lawless instance of tribal loyalty.
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It's reported that Trump sought a pledge of loyalty from Comey.
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Loyalty is fickle, with fighters drawn to whichever side pays more.
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Loyalty appears to be paramount for Mr. Trump, until it isn't.
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He also accused Republicans of upholding a "loyalty oath" to Trump.
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And worse, our loyalty to the United States has been questioned.
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My loyalty is to the Constitution and the United States people.
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He added that the company's loyalty business was also growing well.
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Go deeper: Lyft bids for customer loyalty with new subscription deal
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" It's a sad commentary that party loyalty has trumped "America first.
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For so many of them, the loyalty is, well, quite rational.
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Originally, Gandhi was excoriating Hindus who questioned Muslims' loyalty to India.
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It has had to cut prices and begin a loyalty program.
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President Donald Trump has long put a high price on loyalty.
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"Loyalty should be first consideration for President Trump," Mr. Corallo wrote.
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"Loyalty is about strength," Pitney, a professor at Claremont McKenna, writes.
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Party loyalty has its place, but partisanship must have its limit.
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Originally, Gandhi was excoriating Hindus who questioned Muslims' loyalty to India.
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We baby boomers grew up in the era of corporate loyalty.
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At this point, Maia can't have blind loyalty to her family.
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"I come from a Lebanese culture—honor, loyalty, dignity," he says.
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They're hoping partisan loyalty can overcome public opinion and policy substance.
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We have to think he'd stick with Neumann out of loyalty.
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They both encourage a cult of personality and demand absolute loyalty.
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She questions his loyalty since he is, of course, a Lannister.
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The process prioritizes loyalty to the president's agenda above all else.
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Why do some command greater loyalty from customers and employees alike?
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Trump might value that as a relationship being built on loyalty.
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It seems disloyalty is rewarded while loyalty is held in disdain.
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The loyalty put the New York Republican in a good position.
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A woman ruler's loyalty was to country (and family), not gender.
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Indeed, he has shown considerable loyalty to Tottenham over the years.
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As Conservative lawmakers lined up to express their loyalty to Mrs.
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Other letters testified to Stone's friendship, loyalty, excellent advice, and compassion.
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Given the loyalty of Mr. Trump's base, it may be unrealistic.
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Challenges aside, Agyeman's flawlessly conveys the character's patience, passion, and loyalty.
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"Set an example with your loyalty to the party," Zhao said.
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Royce argued that meaningful lives are marked, above all, by loyalty.
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He has quashed dissent and demanded loyalty through coercion and intimidation.
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He believes loyalty is crucial in creating a positive work environment.
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Foreign preference has to do with loyalty to the United States.
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This isn't the only way hackers take advantage of loyalty apps.
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If even slavish loyalty isn't protection from Trump's ire, what is?
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My loyalty to Jackson meant I never really listened to Prince.
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LG: Technology barrier, but it's about loyalty and customer service too.
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The bigger companies have powerful loyalty programs to lure travelers, too.
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"That is really true brand loyalty in a sense," Schlosser argues.
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You not only have my loyalty but you have my heart!!
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Apple is known specifically for engendering a "cult"-like loyalty among consumers, that helps it endure controversial decisions like eliminating the headphone jack, according to Barry Kirk, vice president of loyalty solutions at Maritz Motivation Solutions.
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"If I'm going to get a loyalty card and they ask for my social security number, I just say: 'No, there's no reason a loyalty card needs to have my social security number," he told me.
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I was losing my family, and it seemed to me that there were no stories for that — no stories about what to do when loyalty to your family was somehow in conflict with loyalty to yourself.
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" Loyalty shows up in political life in strong patriotism and a desire to protect the flag; a survey item we used asked if it was relevant to morality that a person "showed a lack of loyalty.
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Seven days into his administration, Trump invited Comey to a one-on-one dinner in the White House, and told him, "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty," while insinuating that Comey's job could be in jeopardy.
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But by using the term "patronage" and by saying that his job was "contingent" on "loyalty," Comey went further — he hinted that the conversation he alleged about "loyalty" was possibly an attempt to commit a crime.
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The concept of loyalty in politics, and the consequences of a lack of that loyalty, has written itself into the lore and the DNA of democracy and the inherent tension that arises within any governing body.
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Several current and former Trump aides said they were especially concerned about Mr. Kasowitz's unqualified assertion that the president had "never told Mr. Comey, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty,'" as Mr. Comey said on Thursday.
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"It is about his behavior" — crass language, simplistic slogans reminiscent of the Soviet rhetoric, use of terms such as "enemy of the people," and his insistence on personal loyalty over loyalty to the Constitution or institutions.
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In late January the party again stressed loyalty in new rules on "strengthening party political building", telling members they should not fake loyalty or be "low-level red", in a lengthy document carried by state media.
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" Look for Trump and his allies to scream four things: Comey's a liar: After the hearing, Marc Kasowitz, Trump's personal lawyer, escalated the combat: "The president ... never told Mr. Comey, quote, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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Comey compared Trump to a mob boss in his book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," writing that Trump sought loyalty "like Sammy the Bull's Cosa Nostra induction ceremony," a reference to the infamous mob boss.
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According to the Times, many bikers say they will turn against the company once it moves forward with its decision to move some production overseas, placing their loyalty to the brand second to their loyalty to Trump.
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The White House's renewed focus on loyalty has raised questions about whether the hiring process for political appointments will overly weight loyalty over qualifications, raising the prospect that less-qualified candidates could be installed in certain positions.
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Leadership and Loyalty, hosted by Dov Baron Aimed at "Fortune 500 executives, family businesses, human resources professionals, and the Millennial generation," Leadership and Loyalty advocates an authentic form of leadership based on emotional intelligence and fearless honesty.
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But what stood out personally to me is she really defined loyalty.
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He says the Speaker "thinks only of loyalty, favours, patronage and power".
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The brand just announced a huge change to its Loyalty Rewards program.
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I get Jared's loyalty to his father-in-law -- to a point.
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Loyalty to Trump is seen as a big prerequisite for the job.
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Kraft says his loyalty dates back to 2011 when his wife died.
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"Miley adores his sense of loyalty, adventure and independence," says the friend.
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As Thursday morning draws near, your loyalty to your community pays off.
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Yet Pakeha loyalty to Maori rugby ran only skin-deep at times.
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That includes banks, credit card companies and hotel and airline loyalty programs.
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Rather than promote brand loyalty, the ploy can actually make customers stray.
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So whether or not you have divided loyalty obviously is very important.
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Free shipping is one way retailers are looking to breed customer loyalty.
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She has the alliances and loyalty of the Kingdom of the North.
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And what happens to Jim Comey&aposs book a higher loyalty now?
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In reality, these lions are defined by their confidence, loyalty, and warmth.
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There's not a lot of loyalty anymore, unless we're talking about brands.
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Anyway, Trump paid back Carson's loyalty by selecting him to head HUD.
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Loyalty to the people who work with you is a huge deal.
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Convergence can expand profit margins through cost synergies and enhanced customer loyalty.
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" But, he added, it could also "cause real damage to customer loyalty.
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Omar this weekend that was entirely built around actual dual loyalty smears.
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"Incident response, done the right way, builds loyalty with clients," Edelman said.
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Apple cultivates a level of secrecy and loyalty rarely found in business.
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Mr Xi may see some benefit in demanding loyalty at this juncture.
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Not surprisingly, humans respond positively to such unrequited affection, assistance and loyalty.
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"We think we have the best loyalty program out there," Travis said.
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I was always loyal to her, and she responds well to loyalty.
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Stupidly, we expect loyalty and support from you after years of service.
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If student loyalty and protectiveness is any indication, Santai is doing well.
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Despite public pledges of loyalty, much of the army wants a transition.
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He makes appointments based more on personal loyalty than merit or expertise.
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You'll start to appreciate people's more enduring qualities, like loyalty and attentiveness.
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William Roberts, Founder, Loyalty Bay (Interest declared, I am also a signatory).
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Mr. Bushmiller's impact on comics was profound and inspired a cultlike loyalty.
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There will be tremendous brand loyalty if they can keep their devices.
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A HIGHER LOYALTY Truth, Lies, and Leadership By James Comey 23 pages.
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LOYALTY My favorite place for dinner is Il Cortile on Mulberry Street.
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But Mr. da Silva still commands the loyalty of millions of Brazilians.
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Christian goes along with the shift because of his loyalty to Gabby.
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The White House has denied that President Trump asked for Comey's loyalty.
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And she hasn't stopped with her loyalty to the film since then.
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An early draft was seen as a loyalty oath aimed at leakers.
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And it rewards that loyalty with gloriously, endlessly escalating numbers and upgrades.
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It's what ideas, what you believe in, and who your loyalty is.
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Having one's loyalty questioned is even more hurtful than it is offensive.
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Professing loyalty to an idea is easier than acting on its implications.
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His efforts failed, but won him fierce loyalty among anti-abortion activists.
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You can also add loyalty cards from a variety of retail stores.
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She's my best friend and the only true loyalty I've ever known.
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MEDIASET SAYS MFE TO HAVE LOYALTY SHARE SCHEME REWARDING LONG TERM SHAREHOLDERS
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Customers could be identified through their membership of loyalty schemes, for instance.
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"Monzo wants to liberate its clients from the 'loyalty tax'," he says.
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Instead, to Trump, the value that matters is loyalty to Donald Trump.
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But engendering customer loyalty is something that nearly all firms strive for.
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Her motives up until now stem from her loyalty to her friends.
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There's also support for loyalty programs, which include Rakuten's Super Points initiative.
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Masons paid dues, swore oaths of loyalty, voted, debated and elected officers.
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My weakness can be characterized as a blind loyalty to Donald Trump.
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That type of loyalty to employees inspires the same in its workers.
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Killed a bunch of people in her tunnel vision approach to loyalty.
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He asks about the dinner in which Trump asked for Comey's loyalty.
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Last year AMC started offering a loyalty program known as A-list.
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Once these standards were set, individual companies built loyalty with technological tweaks.
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As far as loyalty programs go, Ulta Beauty's is among the best.
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The main job requirement for workers is loyalty to the leftist regime.
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We'll also settle for your honest loyalty, whatever the hell that is.
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Through the Starwood loyalty program he was able to secure a room.
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Trump's defenders quickly tried to undermine Vindman's account, by questioning his loyalty.
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" He also subtweeted, "Loyalty is key… ALWAYS remember where you came from.
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It was considered a sign of respect and loyalty to the crown.
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But analysts said the timing of the latest loyalty pledges was noteworthy.
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The move will also include a loyalty share scheme, the paper added.
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Target has a new loyalty program with personalized perks up its sleeve.
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There's a brand loyalty with Lulu, with Nike, even with Under Armour.
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They are loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage.
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Now Mr. Xi has inspired a new test of party loyalty — reproduction.
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I don't have blind loyalty -- no way -- because ... I don't trust politicians.
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Mr Cummings inspires intense loyalty among those with whom he works closely.
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Chili's tested this to grow its loyalty program sign-ups, for example.
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Users should be able to upload their loyalty and membership cards today.
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She left Nashi for good after the group's leadership questioned her loyalty.
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Why would you expect any sense of loyalty from your co-workers?
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Expect Snapchat to instead focus on user loyalty, especially among younger users.
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" — Liam Cunningham (Davos Sea) "Out of pure blind loyalty, I'd say Jon.
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Let's test the loyalty of someone who's known for it: Jon Snow.
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People treat opinions as badges of loyalty to a tribe or coalition.
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Comey never provided the President with any assurance of personal loyalty. 2.
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This approach creates a sustainable cycle of growth, loyalty, retention, and profitability.
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Their familial loyalty is a multimillion dollar force to be reckoned with.
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Comey never provided the President with any assurance of personal loyalty. 211.
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But why would a hacker want loyalty points at a donut chain?
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Its members are known for their violent methods and fierce gang loyalty.
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Loyalty is part and parcel of being delegated authority by the president.
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Dark Ages, on the other hand, test the loyalty of your people.
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We'll find out if the Trump administration confuses moral courage with loyalty.
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The Bolsheviks, wary of the army's loyalty, introduced political commissars in 1918.
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That loyalty to guests stemmed from "the top," as Oberoi calls it.
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A sophisticated market economy cannot be run by offering favours for loyalty.
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Of course, young leaders' loyalty and engagement doesn't come without strings attached.
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General Kelly's personal loyalty does not appear to be one of them.
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Samsung lost a lot of money and a lot of brand loyalty.
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Loyalty to our nation must be the ultimate arbiter of our choice.
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Brand loyalty is a constant topic of discussion — and for good reason.
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Karl: And did he ask for a pledge of loyalty from you?
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Many German politicians now doubt the loyalty of their country's largest minority.
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Now companies are strapped for cash, and employer-employee loyalty has eroded.
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He's all about loyalty and honesty … and he just wanted a reaction.
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Both Elizabeth and DJ said that loyalty is very important to them.
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If loyalty is indeed what Trump wants, he gets it in Kelly.
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Such imitation will inspire reader loyalty and passion—up to a point.
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Superhero loyalty is thicker than blood — at least in the Pratt household.
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Especially when each one of the testers professed a specific brand loyalty.
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She was like, 'I love you, my loyalty is always to you.
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What was this new Loyalty Day that Trump had come up with?
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Given this, perhaps there's a more sinister reason for Trump's fierce loyalty.
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Perhaps her greatest quality for Mr Cruz is her apparently steadfast loyalty.
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The N.L.D. is run with a military emphasis on loyalty and hierarchy.
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Excerpts of Comey's new memoir, "A Higher Loyalty," have started to leak.
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But their loyalty belongs to the American people and to the Constitution.
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Comey claims the President demanded a "loyalty pledge," a claim Trump denies.
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The store was also advertising loyalty programs for customers to earn discounts.
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Read More: 7 of the best cruise ship loyalty programs to join
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"This 'dual loyalty' canard is a typical anti-Semitic line," Rubio wrote.
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Their loyalty and bravery have helped make America what it is today.
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Cohen said in court Thursday he lied "out of loyalty" to Trump.
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Candidates were required to sign pledges of loyalty to the Basic Law.
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Trump not only wants loyalty out of those who work for him.
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Baseball players value loyalty, Leavy said, just not always to one's spouse.
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It's a nice gesture that boosts goodwill and loyalty, along with sales.
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Admirable leaders most likely aren't cutthroat, but instead inspire confidence and loyalty.
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A name change could lessen the humiliation involved in a loyalty switch.
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Stull is also reportedly "making lists" of employees whose loyalty she questions.
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Redstone could countersue CBS directors for breach of loyalty, the sources said.
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Those dynamics make the apparently unshakeable loyalty of Sanders's backers very potent.
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Seriously, to me, being a Chicago White Sox fan is beyond loyalty.
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You may think chocobos are all the same, with pigeon-headed loyalty.
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In doing so, she has earned the loyalty of her entire caucus.
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Their debt for lack of loyalty to the President will be paid.
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Conditions have improved drastically since then, but loyalty to the system remains.
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What happened in Viacom is a case study for ethics and loyalty.
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Grab already offers services ranging from payments to rewards and loyalty services.
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Loyalists seek diverse views whereas loyalty seeks pandering and falling in line.
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"There's not deep belief in, or loyalty to, the government," he said.
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And she expressed loyalty to Mr. Ailes when asked about her future.
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You can actually see the fans' loyalty shift in the attendance figures.
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Our leverage to improve their behavior is vastly weakened by our loyalty.
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Sky has a strong business, excellent customer loyalty, and a valued brand.
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Secondly, the company had to offer deep discounts to build customer loyalty.
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Vox understands that audience engagement is crucial to building loyalty and trust.
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The first loyalty program launches on May 1st and lasts 90 days.
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What we're doing is we have turned that loyalty into a community.
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There was a lot of loyalty in that group and still is.
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It will also develop a blockchain-based loyalty program for Walimai customers.
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Loyalty, after all, is the quality Trump prizes most in his appointees.
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When he doesn't get the loyalty he expects, he gets very angry.
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Loyalty is a challenge across the fitness world because people want variety.
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His vote for Mr. Trump was based on more than party loyalty.
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Thank you for your loyalty, and thank you for using our service.
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Wray added that he would not give a loyalty oath if asked.
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The campaign has also been used to enforce political loyalty to him.
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They got no loyalty from Trump, though he demanded it from them.
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Scale, customer loyalty and proprietary know-how are the most often discussed.
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Maybe you're both... and if so, there's a loyalty program for that.
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"The Hype" is a '90s-style rock track about loyalty and perseverance.
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They are capable of great loyalty and fidelity, but not without limit.
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Rather, the president wants public loyalty and political support from his cabinet.
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In a more bureaucratic system, at least in theory, competence trumps loyalty.
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But he also warns that Democrats shouldn't take their loyalty for granted.
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To Trump, this ultimately became a question of loyalty to him personally.
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I am not advocating stasis or blind loyalty to the status quo.
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It's not hard to see why, given how lucrative loyalty can be.
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Cons: Research is time-consuming and O.T.A. bookings forfeit hotel loyalty points.
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The former KKK leader, in stark contrast, pledged his loyalty to Trump.
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As public opposition to Zuma grows, his party's loyalty seems less assured.
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The second benefit to hiring and nurturing unconventional talent is employee loyalty.
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A good loyalty program offers payback, recognition and at least some predictability.
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He commands extraordinary loyalty from his supporters and has unique communication skills.
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Mr. Alene's loyalty to the governing party has earned him handsome rewards.
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But it's worth noting that his loyalty is partly about financial dependence.
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You might say that the G.O.P. values partisan loyalty above professional competence.
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Trump doesn't seem to have any notion of loyalty to an office.
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At echelons below the top level, he writes, "loyalty-enforcing groupthink" abounded.
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I think we have great loyalty in the San Francisco office, actually.
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Their loyalty is not necessarily to the party or even to Sen.
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The production is gospelly and comforting; all that matters is domestic loyalty.
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Donald Trump's well-known obsession with loyalty has reached a new peak.
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Enslaved African-Americans, in turn, displayed gratitude and loyalty to their masters.
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In politics, ideological voters tend to have intense loyalty to their candidates.
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The demand for justice once again outweighs the president's demand for loyalty.
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It was never our intention to have some kind of loyalty oath.
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With shopping apps come reward deals, loyalty points and, crucially, money off.
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You will give him your loyalty and life; he will not reciprocate.
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For the president who prizes loyalty, this race was the ultimate test.
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The Russian side lives in lock-step loyalty to President Vladimir Putin.
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Mr. Mugabe rewarded Mr. Mnangagwa's loyalty by elevating him to different posts.
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Trump has made it clear ... he demands a loyalty oath, OR ELSE.
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"My head is fat," Alec Baldwin, a client, said of his loyalty.
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Nearly a quarter of subscribers were new members to Panera's loyalty program.
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And your boss has apparently earned your loyalty in other ways since.
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"It's a major breach of loyalty," said a former Trump campaign staffer.
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You've testified that the president asked for your loyalty in that dinner.
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Most of the original staff members left out of loyalty to her.
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All of these transfers relied on a cynical logic of comparative loyalty.
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We must restore the bonds of loyalty among our citizens at home.
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He made a great show of loyalty, and received it in return.
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But, as Parnas and Cohen have ably proved, loyalty has its limits.
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And any contest over ideological loyalty will tilt toward the status quo.
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Shall I visit you to privately discuss his loyalty & reliability w/ you.
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Shooby, who brands himself on authenticity and loyalty and usually never wavers.
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If you're a Premier member of the airline's MileagePlus loyalty program. 2.
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Employee loyalty is also enforced by a thick layer of nondisclosure agreements.
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Other efforts have focused on upgrading Macy's loyalty program and mobile app.
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"I think there's a lot of loyalty," Priebus added of Trump's staff.
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But I could still see a loyalty program or something like that.
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Americans haven't grown up with this loyalty and deference to the monarchy.
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Comey said that Trump told him he had a "need" for loyalty.
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The complaint describes Chief Galati as making decisions based on personal loyalty.
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But as the son of an Italian immigrant, his loyalty was challenged.
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But it also shows fierce loyalty and love on your part, Brandon.
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Our nation needs more than attack ads, and appeals to party loyalty.
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Only 9 had reached Gold status in the "Trump Card" loyalty program.
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The program serves to incentivize users with benefits and encourage member loyalty.
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The future president — who values complete loyalty — would never forget the exchange.
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Later, as Jews settled throughout Europe, their loyalty was often in question.
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But loyalty to America is the proper use of our armed forces.
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Their passion, support & unwavering loyalty over the years is astonishing, Hamill continued.
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The government engaged in a sophisticated large-scale propaganda campaign enforcing loyalty.
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This loyalty has persisted in both parties in every presidential election since.
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Loyalty to the boss is demonstrated by hatred directed against his enemies.
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Students march to the cafeteria singing songs swearing loyalty to Mr. Kim.
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In Mr. Johnson's case, the loyalty is born of more pragmatic considerations.
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Whether it's Amex, and the work we're doing on the loyalty arrangement.
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His support was amazing and it was great to witness his loyalty.
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This leads to increased company loyalty, good will, engagement and reduced turnover.
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To me, loyalty and trust are key, in all aspects of life.
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"Sometimes loyalty to a president demands a bit too much," he said.
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" Maybe "Martoma harbored a desperate hope that Cohen would repay his loyalty.
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It has inspired perhaps the most loyalty among some of its viewers.
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There's no evidence Democrats have cemented the loyalty of these young people.
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"The way people have loyalty to Coke or Pepsi," Mr. Sullivan said.
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On Election Day, the Evangelical loyalty to Trump was clearer than ever.
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It also helps grocery shoppers keep digital lists, and use loyalty rewards.
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"His level of loyalty is unparalleled" (Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos).
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Such imitation will inspire reader loyalty and passion — up to a point.
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Volunteers tested people's loyalty at meetings, reporting those with anti-government views.
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It continued to benefit from mall traffic and decades of customer loyalty.
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Haley, 85033, is a surprising pick given Trump's penchant for rewarding loyalty.
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"All of us feel a sense of loyalty to party," Hoyer said.
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Comey will also say Thursday that Trump asked him for his loyalty.
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Showing gratitude is key to building loyalty and trust in any relationship.
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Nor does it currently have anything like a Prime-style loyalty program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Those loyalty points are worth more than you think.
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Trump has said he no longer questions the loyalty of the Pences.
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They trusted his business acumen, his experience, his loyalty to the city.
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Later, as Jews settled throughout Europe, their loyalty was often in question.
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If President Donald Trump values anything, it's loyalty to President Donald Trump.
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"Loyalty to Trump is what I think it stands for," she said.
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Over his six-year tenure, Mr. Tsujihara had fostered a deep loyalty.
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He may naturally have little loyalty to the party as a result.
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" When Trump countered with "honest loyalty," Comey replied, "You will have that.
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This software application connects to the FIS Premium Payback Network of loyalty programs and allows consumers — whose banks are part of this network — to receive a reminder of how many loyalty points they have with that credit card.
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Social media is extremely effective for mobile, search, industry listing sites or review sites (RetailMeNot is an easy example for retail, but find what exists for your industry), geo-loyalty apps (Loyalty Blocks), email and of course SMS.
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This tallies with research undertaken by Deloitte, which Flux is citing, that says although 41 percent of U.K. consumers use brand loyalty schemes, an estimated 10.3 million people possess unused loyalty points which total more than £4.5 billion.
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" In his written testimony, Comey described in detail how their dinner in January troubled him "given the FBI's traditionally independent status in the executive branch" and that the President said to him: "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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The company is seeking damages, to be determined during a jury trial, from both Anderson and Urmson for breach of contract, breach of duty of loyalty and aiding and abetting breach of duty of loyalty among other things.
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They have done so over the past five years by combining revamped loyalty schemes with increased online presence, in-store pickup for online purchases, upgraded stores and new or improved mobile apps that tie in with loyalty programs.
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But those he listens to, including Ms. Sanders, Senator Graham and the executives at Fox News, should try to impress on him the danger of confounding loyalty to Donald Trump with loyalty to the Constitution and to democracy.
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For Mr. Trump, who has excoriated his attorney general on Twitter and reportedly discussed firing him, what matters most is personal loyalty to him, or rather loyalty to whatever he thinks his needs are at any particular moment.
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For example, removing a valuable transfer partner can reduce the value of a bank&aposs loyalty program, and switching to a dynamic award chart without fixed mileage rates can reduce the value of an airline&aposs loyalty program.
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He reportedly requested then-FBI Director James Comey's "loyalty," questioned the "loyalty" of Attorney General Jeff Sessions after his recusal from the Russia probe, and inquired about whom then-Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe voted for in 2016.
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According to Comey, Trump subjected him to awkward conversations and improper requests for personal loyalty before sacking him, kicking off a feud between the two men that has reignited with the impending release of Comey's book, A Higher Loyalty.
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While the company has tested "VIP" loyalty programs in New York and Dallas, they were structured to reward frequent riders with better cars and special events — neither were loyalty programs in the traditional "buy X get 1 free" sense.
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He also led two acquisitions in the past year aimed at helping marketers use more first-party data: Stellar Loyalty, which runs loyalty programs for brands, and Wayin, which helps brands collect first-party data from contests and promotions.
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The likelihood of a new Pentagon chief who prioritizes loyalty to a president over loyalty to the ideals and values of the country could signal a renewed willingness to blur lines in the moral conduct of American foreign policy.
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Which brings us, as all things do these days, to Donald Trump — a man who has evident contempt for the rule of law and who, like Louis, sees no distinction between loyalty to the nation and loyalty to himself.
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Isolated in captivity, she is forced to assess how far her loyalty extends.
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They're crucial consumers, and Apple requires both their money and loyalty to succeed.
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" He adds that Trump's "leadership is transactional, ego-driven, and about personal loyalty.
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When Trump demanded Comey pledge his loyalty to him, the FBI director declined.
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Comey's new memoir, A Higher Loyalty, is due to come out on Tuesday.
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