Freelancing isn't an easy way to make a quick buck.
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You're not looking to flip them to make a quick buck.
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It would only help telecoms make a quick buck on your data.
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"No American company should censor calls for freedom to make a quick buck."
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You just wonder how many are in it to make a quick buck.
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We are not a fly by night, business trying to make a quick buck.
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There's some people trying to make a quick buck, saying it's the same ... Scammers.
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"But in China, too many magicians just want to imitate and make a quick buck."
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So we'll make a quick buck today, but it's going to kill our career tomorrow.
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" He continued, "No American company should censor calls for freedom to make a quick buck.
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And you can't make a quick buck off the inappropriate use of family-friendly characters.
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I am looking at longevity here, not a place to just make a quick buck.
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The market for Impressionist and modern art isn't the place to make a quick buck.
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This way, pharmaceutical companies can't hike prices to make a quick buck at patients' expense.
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Some of the hackers want to make a quick buck by stealing financial or personal information.
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I see the influence of brands exploiting a narrative of sex to make a quick buck.
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Most of the fake news stories are produced by scammers looking to make a quick buck.
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In layman's terms: vandalism is illegal, so ya can't make a quick buck off it here!
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Jenkins (Eve Myles) do everything to make a quick buck selling the queen's used candles and gloves.
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When hackers want to make a quick buck, mining cryptocurrency seems to be the way to go.
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That means Apple could probably make a quick buck by retrofitting some old iPhones for modern use.
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Other accounts are run by scammers and people trying to make a quick buck through online ads.
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Relatable and sometimes giggly, Ms. Kattan is not in the makeup game to make a quick buck.
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Like many, he fell into the adult film industry as a way to make a quick buck.
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"We're not looking for places we can move the money around to make a quick buck," he said.
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But these food courts aren't just some tacked-on idea to help the store make a quick buck.
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Insurance companies know high-profile people have become targets for people who just want to make a quick buck.
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And he was always keen to make a quick buck or two betting for, and against, his own fighters.
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He described his staff as a constantly rotating assemblage of recent college graduates looking to make a quick buck.
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That's the message more media companies may soon be hearing from activist investors looking to make a quick buck.
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Might not such systems attract data mercenaries, spamming firms with useless junk data simply to make a quick buck?
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But now hackers, keen to make a quick buck, are turning their attention to smaller and medium-size companies.
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They will do so simply to make a quick buck, and they will find ways to rationalize the indefensible.
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Lundgren, by the way, is not some scammer looking to fleece a few people and make a quick buck.
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It either hopes to revolutionize digital rights management or is trying to make a quick buck, our columnist writes.
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Shipping companies want to make a quick buck while stopping their competitors from doing the same, leading to permanent gridlock.
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If I had to go back to something, or needed to make a quick buck, I'd go back to film.
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Sure, some people were just in it to make a quick buck (or a few hundred, or a few thousand).
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Lance Bass is giving personal shout-outs for $150 a pop ... but he's not looking to make a quick buck.
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There is bubble right now in a lot of these digital currencies with people trying to make a quick buck.
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Most Americans believe he would never give speeches to Wall Street just to make a quick buck after leaving office.
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They have achieved value almost instantly, drawing in those who are eager to get in and make a quick buck.
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The architects of these attacks are aiming to help private companies make a quick buck off unspoiled lands and waters.
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For them, there's a lot more at stake than the desire to make a quick buck on a current trend.
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Stocks were to the 43s what junk bonds were to the 1980s and single-family homes to the 2000s — the hot asset class that got so hot it increasingly attracted naive middle-class investors hoping to make a quick buck, and unscrupulous financial actors hoping to make a quick buck off the naive investors.
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Open Access hasn't been without controversy as shady scientific journals have attempted to game the system to make a quick buck.
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No one aboard Alaskan Leader's crown jewel is looking to make a quick buck at the expense of the Bering Sea.
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ONCE a practice associated with students looking to make a quick buck, sperm donation has penetrated the ranks of big business.
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Dawson isn't a beauty vlogger, and people have accused him hopping on a popular YouTube trend to make a quick buck.
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And I can't help but wonder, could those of us whose crystals are still young and beautiful make a quick buck?
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As of now, the researchers say that the apps are packed with ads — likely as a way to make a quick buck.
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Team Kendall calls Pereira's lawyer a "troll" who's filed more than 450 copyright infringement lawsuits since 2015 to make a quick buck.
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But the worst offenders were mostly independent vendors apparently attempting to make a quick buck from shortages caused by the massive stockpiling.
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Breakingviews Goldman Sachs executives once boasted of being long-term greedy: They would rather wait for riches than make a quick buck.
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NY thrives on real estate and there's always at least one fitting landlord out there who wants to make a quick buck.
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"The best thing about the type world is that the people in it aren't out to make a quick buck," he says.
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Celebrities looking to get back in the spotlight and/or make a quick buck like Snooki and Lindsay Lohan shill for tea.
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"I got too caught up in the fear of missing out and trying to make a quick buck," he said this week.
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At this point someone could make a quick buck by buying the rights to Blockbuster or Borders Books and announce a cryptocurrency plan.
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From three-card monte to insurance fraud to more sophisticated financial scams, the goal is always the same—to make a quick buck.
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I've long cautioned readers (and friends) from buying cryptocurrencies because they have seen it rise and just want to make a quick buck.
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Take a listen to the whole clip to find out who Kato thinks is trying to make a quick buck off the suit.
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But through Landis' lens, they are bumbling fools who, in their quest to make a quick buck, fall into some very gory situations.
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Some are legitimate and substantially different (arguably better) than bitcoin, and some are pretty much just copycats trying to make a quick buck.
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There's currently no known cure for coronavirus, but that sure hasn't stopped people from speculating—or from trying to make a quick buck.
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But for those who want to make a quick buck, will their actions be motivated more by making money and less about privacy?
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Amazon can't get Birkenstock by legitimate means so why not dangle a carrot in front of retailers who can make a quick buck.
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If he can negotiate his way into a property that&aposs selling below market value, he knows he can make a quick buck.
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It offered variety, rested comfortably on a desk, and wasn't being crammed down our throats by every vendor trying to make a quick buck.
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Nonetheless, that type of marketing approach effectively identifies people who want to make a quick buck, rather than users who can sustain a platform.
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"No one wants an NHS trust to go rogue and start offering cheapo services just to make a quick buck," says one hospital manager.
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Because Valve curates games so poorly, the store is full of cheap games churned out in a few days to make a quick buck.
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However, if you&aposre looking to make a quick buck – or procure that hard-to-find possession – you may try scouring these helpful sites.
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Normally, an unreleased acoustic album is nothing more than a money grab—a way to make a quick buck off an obsessive fan base.
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Distributors looking to make a quick buck have claimed radiation could keep teeth brighter, reduce the amount of tar in cigarettes, and cure arthritis.
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These kinds of operations, recently reported on by STAT and Politico, have essentially taken advantage of the opioid epidemic to make a quick buck.
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All these things raise concerns that the new law could mainly benefit those looking to make a quick buck from the desperate and the dying.
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Many creators of spoof stories were trying to make a quick buck from advertising on distributed content that was designed to gain a large audience.
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It's not the first time inaugural ticket holders have tried to make a quick buck by attempting to scalp their seats or standing-room passes.
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All that streamlining of data can be helpful for students, but it also attracts hackers looking to leverage that information to make a quick buck.
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So…is this a legitimate idea or just the latest example of an entity trying to make a quick buck by slapping together an ICO?
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And while an unsupervised financial system is a great way to let traders make a quick buck, it too can't possibly generate long-term prosperity.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Pairing artificial intelligence and the blockchain might be what you would expect from a scammer looking to make a quick buck in 2018.
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Coinbase's platform has gone down on multiple occasions recently, overwhelmed by the influx of new users flocking to the platform to make a quick buck.
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No — someone offered him an opportunity to make a quick buck by putting his name on a product he wouldn't ever touch and he took it.
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This story reminds us that it's not just huge multinational fast food chains that can make a quick buck off of a pop culture-themed burger.
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My parents, aunts and uncles came to see pirs as backward, or un-Islamic, or charlatans eager to make a quick buck off exorcisms and amulets.
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Some of these offers may not be outright scams, but they are trying to make a quick buck by doing something you can do yourself free.
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Without required traceability, the door is left open for this to happen all over the world by criminals hoping to make a quick buck on virgin hair.
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This became increasingly popular as demand for their systems waned in the US. The companies could make a quick buck selling Sega Genesis or Atari 28 licenses.
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"I wished I bought more items at the store to make a quick buck," said Fong, who spent S$180 on a sweatshirt and a t-shirt.
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Now more than ever, it's vital that we remember that some companies pushing these goods are just hoping to make a quick buck by exploiting people's fears.
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The latest Verge Science video covers this odd story, which is about real science, overgeneralized results, lots of high hopes, and people trying to make a quick buck.
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There's this profit motive, these people that write made-up stories, really just fiction that they're writing, that are intended to get advertising and make a quick buck.
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Today, he worries that Google isn't focusing enough on fixing the product, even as potential abusers find more creative ways to deceive users or make a quick buck.
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Like Black Flag before it, Odyssey puts you in the shoes of an amoral mercenary who is out to make a quick buck and a name for themselves.
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"Amazon can't get Birkenstock by legitimate means so why not dangle a carrot in front of retailers who can make a quick buck," Kahan wrote in the email.
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For Munger, that leaves no room for bitcoin, saying the recent "craze" in the cryptocurrency is "totally asinine" and a means for people to make a quick buck.
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The straightforward selling process makes Poshmark an easy way for people cleaning out their closets to make a quick buck, and has attracted 40 million users to the platform.
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It exploded in the media and it caught the attention of pretty much everyone – from Wall St. billionaires to the average Joe just trying to make a quick buck.
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There are innumerable flawed ways folks have tried to make a quick buck in a bank robbery, none of which—as Monday's heist showed—tend to go down smoothly.
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The particular folkways and culture of the vory may be essentially Russian, but the impulse to make a quick buck when nobody is looking is found the world over.
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And as far as reselling goes, you might want to kiss some of that Everlane, Supreme, or Hunter goodbye if you're trying to make a quick buck this January.
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And while this is sometimes associated with retail traders looking to make a quick buck, Lee says institutional investors are the ones who cannot help but buy this time.
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For every epidemic, you'll find someone trying to make a quick buck, and now some hucksters are capitalizing on the Zika scare by flooding the market with "lifesaving" swag.
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"Saved by the Bell" star Dustin Diamond will stoop to disgusting levels to make a quick buck, but at least it was for the sake of comedy ... we think.
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While the efficacy of face masks in preventing coronavirus remains murky, some resellers looking to make a quick buck are finding success by selling designer "fashion masks" on StockX.
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"What I am worried about is running across another person who doesn't have anything to lose and wants to make a quick buck and get aggressive," he told me.
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This problem is endemic to the corporatization of fashion, especially fast fashion which intends to digest every trend as quickly as possible in order to make a quick buck.
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Mark Zuckerberg said on the Q1 2016 earnings call he sees VR as a long, long-term bet rather than a way to make a quick buck on 3D games.
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If you're looking to make a quick buck during the holiday season, perhaps being a professional Santa is where it's at — as long as you can convincingly get into character.
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It's almost as if the film industry has run out of ideas for original content and is just creating follow-ups to previously successful films to make a quick buck.
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"As people and companies like Devumi continue to make a quick buck by lying to honest Americans, my office will continue to find and stop anyone who sells online deception."
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The exchange has struggled to keep up — its platform has gone down on multiple occasions, overwhelmed by the influx of new users flocking to it to make a quick buck.
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The first is the frenzy and lack of information about cryptocurrencies that are making it easy for people to buy into scams because they believe they can make a quick buck.
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That's a reminder that there's more to be done to democratize that process — IPO access, where you can make a quick buck, is still not available to mom-and-pop investors.
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But like any product high in demand and low in supply, where there's a will, there's tons of people looking to make a quick buck by flipping things on secondary marketplaces.
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Radoff said this is also happening as the owners of popular entertainment franchises increasingly see games as a way to stay connected to fans, not just to make a quick buck.
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It turned out to be an unforgiving landscape — threatened by Russia, plundered by oligarchs, plagued by indecisive leaders and overrun by outsiders hoping to make a quick buck off the chaos.
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Given their complete lack of substance, there is no reason why crypto prices will not continue to decline as speculators sell their cryptos and look elsewhere to make a quick buck.
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A network of scammers used a ring of established right-wing Facebook pages to stoke Islamophobia and make a quick buck in the process, a new report from the Guardian reveals.
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Eddie Van Halen ain't talkin' 'bout love, but he is talkin' 'bout a videographer who's allegedly trying to make a quick buck by selling old band footage ... according to a new suit.
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A backyard breeder might be somebody whose dog gets accidentally pregnant, or who sells a few litters of puppies each year with no desire to do anything but make a quick buck.
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Such storm chasers looking to make a quick buck aren't unusual, but they often aren't insured—which makes you responsible for any injuries sustained or property damaged in the course of removal.
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Avoiding income tax "makes me smart," he declared with no shame for the wider connotations of a presidential aspirant who would sacrifice the interests of the citizenry to make a quick buck.
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North Koreans use hoses to transfer refined petroleum products to their ships to bring back home" Haley said, saying that "many tankers are willing to provide oil to make a quick buck.
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While some people have been known to keep a private collection of dangerous reptiles in the confines of their own backyards, Franco was likely trying to make a quick buck off the reptiles.
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The sellers, often hawking the items for a fraction of the price of the originals, range from fraudsters trying to make a quick buck to apparent bots scraping listings from other commerce sites.
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Related: How Europe's Migration Policy Is Failing the Continent — and Its Refugees In a region where everything has a price, the safety of migrants is just another way to make a quick buck.
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But with this app, you could have a convenient way to make a quick buck from someone itching for some extra leg room, or a chance to make your flight experience more pleasant.
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Following the instantaneous sell out of the upcoming Manchester Benefit Concert, One Love Manchester, individuals have started listing tickets on eBay, selling the free tickets in an attempt to make a quick buck.
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People looking to make a quick buck hawking Donald Trump t-shirts or even those smoking weed at Friday's inauguration can rest easy, because there's a good chance D.C. cops will look past them.
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Tess can't Instagram and tweet away the loneliness of living in a brand-new city without knowing a single soul, or hop on Facebook's Marketplace section to make a quick buck off her car.
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" In her testimony, Wilson claimed that the anonymous source Woman's Day used in their articles about her was actually an "obsessed and weirdly jealous" former classmate who was looking to make a "quick buck.
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Bisping appeared on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs Friday on FS1) and talked all about the lawsuit ... telling us why he thinks the accuser is lying and looking to make a quick buck.
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Diadora will release around 10 limited-edition sneakers this year, many of which will sell out in minutes, some of which will appear on the secondary market as flippers look to make a quick buck.
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Giuliani's shadow investigation to serve those goals intersected perfectly with the interests of people with personal grievances in Ukraine, and with Ukrainian Americans in the US long used to hustling to make a quick buck.
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But should the former pop songstress ever fall on some difficult times, clearly, she'll always be able to rely on her innate gifts as an amateur car model to make a quick buck or two.
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Hackers love to sell phone numbers, passports, and other personally identifiable information on the deep web, but last month one person was looking to make a quick buck off of a few military maintenance manuals.
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Is this because he is out there to make a quick buck, or is it that age, years of head trauma, steroid abuse and a simple lack of fighting skill has caught up with him?
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Ever since men could strip to their britches and make a quick buck by beating or getting beaten, the competitive aspect of the 'gentlemanly art of self defense' has been the business of the poor.
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Sanders slammed Comey's newly released exerpts from his book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," by calling it a bad PR move to make a quick buck and try to fix his damaged reputation.
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For those who learn sustainable techniques, the boom could mean a long-term source of income for the region; for others driven to make a quick buck, the boom might remain just that — a boom.
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In recent months, they've continued to pile into bets that markets will continue to sit still, while viral tales of huge profits made shorting volatility have likely inspired copycats anxious to make a quick buck.
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"Due to its immense popularity, the breed often attracts breeders over the years looking to make a quick buck at the expense of breed health," explained the GANA Board of Directors in an email to Gizmodo.
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"As people and companies like Devumi continue to make a quick buck by lying to honest Americans, my office will continue to find and stop anyone who sells online deception," James said in a statement online.
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Debra, who was 16 when Manson's cult followers murdered her sis, also says the film is extremely hurtful and hateful ... and she thinks the director's just out to make a quick buck off her family's tragedy.
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Even looking past the vaporware and fly-by-night companies looking to make a quick buck on last year's trends, CES is where every niche consumer technology comes to have its 15 minutes for the year.
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When you rapidly increase military spending, that creates opportunities for waste, for rent-seeking, for companies to take advantage of opportunities that are not well-thought-out—opportunities for defense contractors to make a quick buck.
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"I was working in an industry with a tremendous amount of uncertainty with a lot of people who didn't have the public's best interests at heart, but rather wanted to make a quick buck," she explains.
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While it may be tempting to write off Mr. Goldberg and Mr. Heath as millennial do-gooders piggybacking on poverty to make a quick buck, the Bombas co-founders say they are addressing a real need.
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It is rooted in a history of West Virginia politicians putting the interests of outsiders looking to make a quick buck off the state's beautiful land before the needs of the people who live on it.
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They were a cross-section of people, soldiers and civil servants, often the black sheep of their families, sometimes criminals seeking a clean slate and, especially at first, men simply out to make a quick buck.
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It's way different from places like California and Tennessee, where courts and legislatures have given the estates of dead celebs the right to go after people who try and make a quick buck off famous images.
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"To me, it is offensive for people who are not Hispanic to use the name 'bodega,' to make a quick buck,'" said Frank Garcia, the chairman of the New York State Coalition of Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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Rumors had been swirling for weeks, but a late-afternoon email made it official: on March 1st, the affiliate rates would be changing, shaking up one of the web's longest-running ways to make a quick buck.
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But one of the things that we don't like about ourselves -- a willingness to sell the most precious pieces of our family silver to make a quick buck -- has led to Bake Off moving to Channel 4.
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That they are dangerous, block pedestrian pathways, pollute our beautiful rivers and streams, and are run by VC-backed tech companies that will leech away the health of our public transit infrastructure to make a quick buck.
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Kris Jenner is swooping in to help Rob Kardashian make a quick buck off the holiday shopping season, plugging her son's sock line after he filed docs to have his child support payments to Blac Chyna lessened.
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In China, there are often obscure and random coins that appear with no real value-add, no relationship to any blockchain, and are devised purely to fool non-savvy citizens who think they can make a quick buck.
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"To those who use illegal aliens for competitive advantage or to make a quick buck, we have something to say to you: If we find that you have violated federal criminal law, we're coming after you," he said.
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But others say the success stories of those like Taz Taylor and Menace are the exception to the rule in a market saturated by bedroom producers looking to make a quick buck by mimicking the styles of others.
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Unlike many ISPs, NYC Mesh has promised that its network will always adhere to the idea of network neutrality; as in the network will never prioritize one website or service over another just to make a quick buck.
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"It is apparent Goldman Sachs decided to make a quick buck off the suffering of the Venezuelan people," Julio Borges, the leader of the opposition-controlled congress, said in a letter dated on Monday to Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein.
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Let's see if de la Torre, the architect, will admit that Steve Jobs was in fact a misunderstood toilet manufacturer who was trying to make a quick buck in the tech world, before returning to his true passion: Plumbing.
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" Wyden said the fines would be a significantly less than what the FCC could have imposed and said "comically inadequate fines" will not "stop phone companies from abusing Americans privacy the next time they can make a quick buck.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Home flipping - buying and reselling a home to make a quick buck - has risen in some hot U.S. housing markets, prompting concerns that local housing bubbles could be developing, according to a report published on Thursday.
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Instead, see it as an opportunity to flush out all the speculation (and the speculators themselves) and return the field to the people who are actually going to be building the future rather than just trying to make a quick buck.
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Advertising firm Ray Corp, which rhymes with the first character 'Rei', jumped 7.3 percent after soaring as high as 13 percent in heavy trade, drawing attention of day traders who tried to make a quick buck on volatile share movement.
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"People have started to see the market grow and there are some fly-by-night companies trying to make a quick buck," said Marielle Weintraub, president of the U.S. Hemp Authority, an industry group that certifies CBD cosmetics and dietary supplements.
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But, anyone trying to make a quick buck off the memorial is out of luck ... AXS tells us it's cracking down on scalpers and ticket fraud because tickets are being distributed through the company's mobile app and are non-transferable.
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The researchers note that it's spurred by an increase in supply and demand: "Cybercriminals are increasingly seeing opportunities to enter the market and looking to make a quick buck via one of the many ransomware offerings available via illicit economies," the study says.
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I also thought that it would be fun to try and build something and make a quick buck, but now the market has become so saturated with these things you can find them next to the eggs and milk in your grocery store.
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THE RISE of subscription-based channels and streaming services has enabled cinema's biggest names to develop their own television series, not as a way to make a quick buck between passion projects, but as a way to tell ever longer and richer stories.
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Avocados are no different from maple syrup, oysters, Parmesan cheese, or even honey bees in this regard; the relatively low security around food crops makes them the perfect target for pesky thieves looking to make a quick buck off of expensive foods.
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To be clear, for a majority of users, the threat of hackers trying to break into their emails looking for a way to make a quick buck is more real than the threat of a government investigating them as part of a crime.
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"What we don't want is people who come here to make a quick buck off of our low-cost electricity and then leave town and leave us holding the bag, and leave the people of this community holding the bag," Wright said.
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Scammers peddling Islamophobic clickbait is business as usual at Facebook A network of scammers used a ring of established right-wing Facebook pages to stoke Islamophobia and make a quick buck in the process, according to a new report from The Guardian.
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From signing up to receive a bag that you simply stuff full of clothes to doing the entire selling process yourself via an app, it's surprisingly easy to make a quick buck on the things sitting in the weirdest corners of your closet.
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Banks help to make trading in newly listed shares less volatile by hand-picking institutional investors who are likely to hold them over the medium to long term, and by limiting the volume of stock sold to day traders keen to make a quick buck.
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"Doping is on the rise because athletes are gullible and would want to earn so much without working so hard, while foreign agents want to make a quick buck," Ereng, who won gold at the 1988 Seoul Olympics told Reuters in Eldoret on Wednesday.
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"If people don't know what they're doing, they'll destroy a whole hillside to make a quick buck," said John Pierson, 37, a local forager who teaches others how to pick ramps so they can regenerate: slicing off the roots and returning them to the soil.
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We got Cameron on Monday, after the father of one of his dead peers ripped into Louis for his leaked stand-up jokes about Parkland, and the Marjory Stoneman Douglas student calls out C.K. for targeting the lowest common denominator in order to make a quick buck.
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The result of these conflicting rulings is a legal gray area ripe for, depending on your viewpoint, either significant civil rights advances or exploitation by lawyers looking to make a quick buck through settlements, said Tom Stebbins, executive director of the Lawsuit Reform Alliance of New York.
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Amazon said on Thursday that it blocked more than a million items from sale on its marketplace in recent weeks that made false claims about defending against the novel coronavirus, as schemers across the globe looked to make a quick buck amid a global health threat.
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The practice illustrates how Facebook has become the go-to platform for people in times of crises, whether it's utilized to check the safety of loved ones or to make a quick buck reselling medical supplies — and it could hamper medical professionals' attempts to combat the outbreak.
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Urinary tract infections sit precisely at the intersection of "things that happen all the time" and "things that are quite serious," which makes the market for treating them at home (without going to and paying for a doctor appointment) extremely appealing to businesses wanting to make a quick buck.
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Well, the story starts in Miami Beach with two long time friends—Efraim Diveroli, a 21-year-old gunrunner by blood, and 25-year-old part-time masseur David Packouz—looking to make a quick buck by any means necessary, and smoke a ton of weed while doing it.
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Today, we're going deep into the only cinematic universe that matters — the SDCU (Scooby-Doo Cinematic Universe.) In the age of studios frantically scrambling to make a quick buck on rebooting something old, it's hard not to be cynical thinking about if we'll ever see the end of this Sequel Era.
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The city is no stranger to those looking to make a quick buck by skirting the law, whether it was the pirates who roamed the South China Sea in the 16th century or the Triads who spread their tentacles following Chinese Civil War, while the city was still under British control.
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Last month, it was revealed that a sizable amount of that disinformation was the byproduct of teens in the Balkans writing whatever they felt was mostly likely to resonate with readers' preexisting biases (particularly right-wing biases) about US politics and passed it off as fact in order to make a quick buck.
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The truth is that in 2018, hot-button news events are immediately weaponized online by interested parties, whether that's foreign actors trying to undermine democracy, local politicians trying to rally their base, spammers trying to make a quick buck, even trolls in it for the old-fashioned lulz—or all of the above.
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"I am saying to CEOs who think they can make a quick buck by turning their backs on their country, the country that made them successful in the first place, we are not going to let you take advantage of us anymore," Clinton said in Hammond with steel workers in hardhats standing around her.
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He added that the size of the country meant that "potential financial opportunity was less attractive" to fake news pranksters looking to make a quick buck from sensationalism – as was seen in the run up to the U.S. election last year, in which Macedonian teenagers catapulted themselves into cash by capitalizing on an appetite for sensationalist stories about the campaign.
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But unlike, say, Heath Ledger's character Patrick Verona in 10 Things I Hate About You, which came out that same year, Sebastian's not a tough working-class kid with a secret heart of gold, who agrees to a bet to make a quick buck — he's a mega-rich asshole who treats women as conquests, with only the prospect of further conquests spurring him on.
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A Planet for Rent, which collects short stories he wrote in the 1980s and '90s, is about gladiators and criminals, crooked cops and athletes and self-taught scientists, all of whom are trying to make a quick buck from the alien tourists who sustain Earth's economy: armored Colossaurs, sexy Cetians, and insectoid "grodos," who treat their human consorts wonderfully, up to the point where they implant them with eggs that will explode, Alien-like, out of the consorts' abdomens.
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