Evaluators also mistakenly thought black job applicants negotiated more than white applicants, even when they negotiated the same amount.
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Trump's only guiding ethos seems to be that deals negotiated by Obama are bad because they were negotiated by Obama.
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After a year in office, can anyone name even one deal he has negotiated — or even one he successfully re-negotiated?
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The rebates and fees negotiated between manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers are privately negotiated and don't have to be publicly disclosed.
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While there's a general consensus of what's okay and what's not in monogamous relationships, open relationships are negotiated and re-negotiated all the time.
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According to Spencer, SEIU Locals 503 and 1199 negotiated wages as low as $9.10, while Local 85033 negotiated a wage of $9.75 for its members.
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Officials on both sides have expressed support for a negotiated settlement while accusing the other of failing to take the prospect of a negotiated solution seriously.
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But those procedures were covered by union-negotiated medical insurance, and the time he had to miss work for them was handled by union-negotiated contractual provisions.
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So disarmament happens jointly, in painstakingly negotiated agreements, which also include painstakingly negotiated inspections and monitoring regimes to make sure the other side is holding to their end.
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UK officials negotiated through the night in Brussels on Monday as both sides race to see whether a deal can be negotiated in time for this week's EU summit.
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The law was negotiated with the Police Department, and Mr. Miller admitted that the police department had wanted a longer period of document retention, but negotiated the two years.
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The provisions that have proved most controversial in the proposed legislation would enable agreements negotiated at the company level to take precedence over those negotiated at the branch or industry level.
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The SUV has negotiated everything from rocky, roadless terrain ...
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" "It is impossible to open the negotiated withdrawal agreement.
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People within the Pentagon have negotiated, but very high level.
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We have negotiated the four pillars deal, his deal. REP.
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"We haven't negotiated it yet," Grassley told CNN on Thursday.
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It was the result of a compromise negotiated between Sen.
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"That depends on what trade terms are negotiated," he said.
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Policymakers around the world negotiated multilateral treaties on the environment.
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America has negotiated with, and even supported, evil dictators before.
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If you have insurance, you pay a lower negotiated rate.
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That Dracarys scene when she "negotiated" for her Unsullied warriors?
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Instead, he would replace it with bilaterally negotiated trade deals.
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A LONG dictatorship ended in a negotiated transition to democracy.
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The war ended with a negotiated settlement in December 1995.
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Both parties negotiated at the table until about 11 p.m.
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His administration negotiated the deal; she says she opposes it.
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Not everything can or should be negotiated in the media.
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Luke breakup would probably be a "negotiated buyout," Sammataro says.
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The baseball deal would not have been negotiated without it.
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Countless reinterpretations and fanfictions negotiated the parameters of Slender's mythos.
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Behind the scene, the startup has negotiated some interesting deals.
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McAllister said the flydubai and Emirates deals were negotiated separately.
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Apple has already negotiated bundling rights with its media partners.
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MacKenzie eventually negotiated Amazon's first freight contracts, according to Wired.
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We have a second mission on the books and negotiated.
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And Starboard won 29 seats through negotiated settlements in 2018.
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But the deal was kept secret as it was negotiated.
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"That's not something that's negotiated," she told a news conference.
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The Paris agreement was negotiated under former president Barack Obama.
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In the alternative, a mutually beneficial separation could be negotiated.
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Cornyn negotiated the deal that secured the votes of Sens.
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"Once [the rules] are negotiated, it's called WTO, " he said.
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One rule, requiring hospitals to disclose negotiated rate, is final.
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Stores would remain open where these rent reductions were negotiated.
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It had previously negotiated a lower fee with manufacturer, GlaxoSmithKline.
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The stock sale was negotiated by Citigroup and Credit Suisse.
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They lobbied for government reforms and informally negotiated with employers.
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The finer details will be negotiated in the coming days.
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Have we negotiated UFOs into our cultural framework and identity?
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Which countries negotiated the agreement and what did it accomplish?
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The deal is being negotiated with their regulator, the FHFA.
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G.G.: Canada and Australia negotiated with Britain for their freedom.
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And few believe it can be negotiated in two years.
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Athletic, at least under Urrutia, never negotiated, whatever the price.
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No wonder Jeff Bezos negotiated to get his own helipad.
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The New York guidelines "were heavily negotiated," Mr. Stambleck said.
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"We negotiated pretty hard on the price," Mr. Nordquist said.
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I negotiated my way through and graduated from high school.
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That agreement, negotiated after the 2016 season, runs through 3.693.
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A withdrawal deal was negotiated but repeatedly rejected by parliament.
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The two parties negotiated the amount in August, he added.
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"Russia cynically negotiated a ceasefire it instantly defied," she said.
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One finalized the requirement that hospitals disclose their negotiated prices.
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With India, the transfers are more voluntary and intensively negotiated.
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Instead, I created contracts and negotiated deals on my own.
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Trump has called the agreement "the worst deal ever negotiated".
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Hopes of a negotiated end to the dispute appear distant.
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So Simonds negotiated deals with the four leading theatre chains.
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"We're hopeful for a negotiated solution with Warner," she said.
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Growers would benefit if Mr. Trump negotiated more favorable terms.
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All except $7 million was negotiated during the Obama administration.
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He also negotiated with the small firms hiring their services.
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Luard and Hester negotiated for six months with the second.
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Clinton and Gingrich negotiated over reform legislation in private meetings.
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"We've negotiated a lot of these things," Mr. Flake said.
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So all in all, May negotiated a comprehensive Brexit deal.
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And negotiated a treaty with Russia to lower nuclear weapons.
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Coveney said the withdrawal treaty, negotiated by the government of Prime Minister Theresa May, was a "hard-won compromise" that was fair to both the EU and Britain and would not be re-negotiated.
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These drugs would be identified based on their price and volume of sales; at least 25 would be negotiated in the first year, and at least 50 would be negotiated beginning the second year.
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But the backstop or insurance mechanism negotiated to exclude such checks has been resisted by some British lawmakers, who have on three occasions voted down the divorce deal negotiated by Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Donald went back to Pecker and negotiated a deal for me.
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Messick's family says the deal was negotiated without the manager's knowledge.
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In 22017, she negotiated a release from her contract at MGM.
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And I sincerely hopes that will be with a negotiated deal.
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Your boss has negotiated with dozens, maybe even hundreds of employees.
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All good things must come to long, brutal, contractually negotiated end.
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They also discussed the need for a "negotiated solution" in Syria.
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Other countries have negotiated with the drugmakers to get better deals.
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Stern skillfully negotiated a cease-fire on his show Monday morning.
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I negotiated a 20% raise during my first full-time job.
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By the time new contracts have been negotiated, years will pass.
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Fabre negotiated a financial settlement and sent him back to France.
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The amendment, negotiated by Freedom Caucus Chair Mark Meadows and Rep.
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True to her word, she negotiated an SPD-friendly coalition treaty.
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Santos, 65, said a ceasefire already negotiated would remain in place.
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For this summer show, I didn't want to be fully negotiated.
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During the transition trade deals can be negotiated with other countries.
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Last year, she negotiated for an annual paycheck of $20 million.
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Disclaimer: President Donald Trump has to sign whatever deal is negotiated.
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I mean these things are negotiated among parties all the time.
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I never negotiated my raises, they were just given to me.
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Negotiated agreements save years of bloodshed and are an honorable endeavor.
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It would be excluded from the concession negotiated in the TPP.
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Sayman negotiated a massive discount that let him keep operating 4Snaps.
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Then Mr. Di Modica negotiated with parks officials, and on Dec.
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In 2010, he negotiated the release of an imprisoned US citizen.
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Britain has negotiated its trade deals through the EU for decades.
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Dimon agrees, however, that issues need to be negotiated with China.
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Cohen negotiated a payoff deal to the woman worth $1.6 million.
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My husband has also switched jobs and negotiated a higher salary.
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The 1744 conference in Lancaster, Pennsylvania negotiated a significant Indian treaty.
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Instead of facing charges, the bank negotiated a rare nonprosecution agreement.
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However, many other issues can and should be negotiated with Russia.
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The actresses successfully negotiated salary bumps between seasons seven and eight.
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Instead, China repeatedly calls for calm, restraint and a negotiated solution.
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After a while, the contracts expire and new ones are negotiated.
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And in fact, Brian had negotiated a wonderful MVNO with Verizon.
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She believes a two-state solution should be negotiated with Palestinians.
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This maternity leave is obligatory, though the number can be negotiated.
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So, there is not yet a negotiated agreement to vote on.
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Lacker's resignation was negotiated with law enforcement officials, CNBC had learned.
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Multiemployer plans are negotiated between a union and an industry association.
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But the players asked for this, and negotiated with the league.
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Those new fiscal goals are being negotiated in Washington this week.
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Aroldis Chapman negotiated a 30-game suspension for assaulting his girlfriend.
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We negotiated with suppliers and we are talking to the government.
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Exercising the clause would allow a new contract to be negotiated.
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Tehran has agreed to the most robust inspection regime ever negotiated.
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That remains a subject to be negotiated only by the parties.
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Mr. Puigdemont said he wanted a negotiated settlement of the dispute.
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Some tax relief was negotiated, though the issue remains a concern.
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We have not negotiated this to the point of agreement yet.
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The negotiated bill is thought to be around $2 trillion dollars.
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The budget that Mr. Malloy ultimately signed was negotiated without him.
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We never negotiated with them, we had one meeting with them.
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"The 'two systems' for Taiwan can be negotiated," Professor Zhu said.
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May's handling of Brexit and in the deal she has negotiated.
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Okung claims Smith negotiated terms without proper authority from union members.
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It's the largest trade deal the United States has ever negotiated.
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Instead it is something to be negotiated within the Democratic Party.
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Each donation was negotiated and Epstein had conditions he wanted met.
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Treasury Secretary Mnuchin had successfully negotiated financial industry openings in China.
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How few legislatures could obstruct how much is still being negotiated.
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Trump won't stand up for negotiated drug prices, but Democrats will.
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The ceasefire was negotiated by Turkey and Russia, without U.S. involvement.
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Yeah, that wasn't one of the deals we negotiated with Kenny.
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Einhorn said afterward that the Wilpons had negotiated in bad faith.
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A negotiated power-sharing solution is impossible; there is no trust.
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NAFTA was negotiated in 85033 and it is now simply outdated.
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Mattarella said the EU wanted a negotiated settlement for the issue.
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I negotiated a two-month trial at 20 hours per week.
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Together, they negotiated ways forward on health care, immigration and infrastructure.
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The package was negotiated under the administration of former Wisconsin Gov.
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Even if I successfully negotiated the minivan down to a hatchback.
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With Sandy's help, we eventually negotiated the price down to $365,000.
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The Obama administration negotiated the trade pact for nearly eight years.
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Hopefully he can also contribute to a negotiated solution in Venezuela.
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A committee product, negotiated in a bipartisan manner, cannot be changed.
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For years, trade deals were negotiated primarily to strengthen political alliances.
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I think it could've been negotiated in a different manner, frankly.
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The negotiated path So what will happen between Trump and Iran?
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The first was the transfers being negotiated by the Obama Administration.
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EBay and PayPal have also negotiated new terms through July 2023.
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The latter could take many forms, from assassination to negotiated resignation.
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But we negotiated a system that allows a market to operate.
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Hassan negotiated 500,000 Nigerian naira for each of us, roughly $1,400.
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Previously, we talked to a head of support who wishes she negotiated earlier, a senior communications associate who negotiated a $2000,22017 raise, and a marketing director who went from making $275,000 to $90,000 in two years.
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Yes, it was the first time I negotiated a salary for myself.
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The U.S., Russia and Jordan negotiated a de-escalation agreement in July.
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However, those changes would probably take lot of time to be negotiated.
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PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA called it "the strongest non-proliferation agreement ever negotiated".
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I was so nervous, as I'd never negotiated a counter-offer before.
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Looking back, I think I should have negotiated and asked for more.
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KURTZ: Great point about he has negotiated this way his whole life.
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Their release was negotiated, a spokesman for the service said by telephone.
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Currently, a settlement between the offenders and stall owners is being negotiated.
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We negotiated our deal, made a great living and had huge success.
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They were just the representatives of something that couldn't be negotiated with.
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Global trade deals are almost always negotiated in secret by career bureaucrats.
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The city and the club's owners negotiated a price of $2.25 million.
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The RCEP is being negotiated between 16 countries including China and Japan.
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Some restrictions were added to the collective bargaining agreement negotiated in 2011.
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His enemies remain implacable, and a negotiated solution seems hard to envision.
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After a deal she negotiated with European leaders was rejected on Jan.
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More than 100 people were killed before the UN negotiated a ceasefire.
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"We negotiated with him for a little over a year," Mueller said.
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Like most negotiated peace deals, Colombia's is incomplete and involves ugly compromises.
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Macri negotiated the $57-billion standby agreement with the IMF in 2018.
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"We negotiated to protect Japan's position, our position on agriculture," he said.
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Her staff would probably have negotiated such payments, he said, and Mrs.
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The deal also dwarfs those which have been negotiated by national sides.
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Proceedings on Thursday were delayed three hours as the two sides negotiated.
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It's a 12-nation free trade agreement negotiated by the Obama administration.
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He negotiated a big loan from the IMF to create breathing-space.
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Another porter could not be found, and Bahadur negotiated for double wages.
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Now he talks merely of "temporary" membership while some alternative is negotiated.
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As of late last week all of this was still being negotiated.
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"This was quickly negotiated by the diplomatic community," said one Pentagon official.
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It also said a negotiated settlement with Tanzania is its preferred outcome.
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Turnbull negotiated the deal with former U.S. President Barack Obama last year.
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The daily diplomatic highs and lows of efforts at a negotiated settlement.
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K. trade deal similar to one negotiated between the E.U. and Canada.
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Some Tuesday Group members said the changes negotiated by MacArthur and Rep.
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There he established partnerships, and negotiated contracts with influencers and third-parties.
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The treaty is being negotiated in Nairobi, where U.N. Environment is headquartered.
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CNBC has learned that the resignation was negotiated with law enforcement officials.
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From a legal standpoint, Arcimoto's motorcycle/car status is still being negotiated.
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Jolie and Pitt's divorce is still being negotiated, according to Vanity Fair.
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"I negotiated with my friend and got the recipe," says Xian Zhang.
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" There is no military solution, there's only a negotiated one," he said.
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"Our own position will depend on what gets negotiated," he told Reuters.
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His administration instead negotiated a deal for Assad to remove his stockpile.
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His eventual release to the United States was negotiated by Hillary Clinton.
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But the bill is contentious and important provisions are still being negotiated.
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Mr. Zhou negotiated Prokofiev's prickly passagework at blistering speeds with immaculate fingering.
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The settlement had been negotiated by attorneys for the city and Trulove.
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The Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) was negotiated by then-U.
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"This impasse can only be resolved in a negotiated manner," Durkin said.
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Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah) negotiated a final version with the DEA.
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Freedom of expression simply cannot be negotiated with autocrats, dictators or bullies.
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Europe, and the U.S. further away from a negotiated or peaceful settlement.
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We must give the Communists a choice: either instability, or negotiated peace.
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Ms. Fuentes negotiated, and Ms. Alexander ultimately paid just over $1.16 million.
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Wells Fargo's ranking for negotiated deals slid to eighth place between Jan.
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Hospitals generally would oppose that, saying negotiated rates are a trade secret.
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Compensation for poultry and egg producers is still being negotiated, Bibeau said.
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The United Nations treaty negotiated in the 1990s bans nuclear explosions outright.
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That package — reportedly $1.1 billion — was negotiated by health appropriations leaders Sens.
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Vietnam, as noted, ended in the negotiated version of an outright defeat.
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In 2012 and 2013, Turkey and Kurdish groups negotiated a cease-fire.
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But I think it could've been negotiated in a different manner, frankly.
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But he says yes on his timeline, and usually on negotiated terms.
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Administrations of both parties continually negotiated new trade terms during that time.
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The consent decree must be negotiated, then approved by a federal judge.
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In Kajaki, the government is fighting for survival, not a negotiated settlement.
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The complex separation will then have to be negotiated within two years.
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That will change with Brexit, but how is still to be negotiated.
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Lunchr has negotiated discounts with restaurants — you unlock discounts on big orders.
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The settlement was negotiated with the help of renowned lawyer, Kenneth Feinberg.
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Unbeknownst to them, the U.S. government already had negotiated their unconditional release.
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The agreement has the most stringent verification and monitoring regime ever negotiated.
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She has also negotiated with her loan brokers to buy some time.
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Republicans have negotiated for a month inside back rooms of the Senate.
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The choice of a House speaker must be negotiated between the parties.
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It is unclear whether a compromise can be negotiated before the Nov.
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Because when I negotiated, I took our allies into the same negotiation.
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A restructuring committee of independent directors negotiated with Lampert and his advisers.
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They negotiated the price down to $260,000, and closed in September 2015.
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Two endgames appear to be emerging for China: stalemate or negotiated truce.
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My insurance provider negotiated that bill down to $898 and paid it.
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Extensive conversations, negotiated checklists and safe words are tools for navigating consent.
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A revised version of the House GOP bill negotiated by centrist Rep.
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We have negotiated off and on for a quarter of a century.
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Still, the issue will be revisited as the final bill gets negotiated.
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Another negotiated with the insurance company when a soldier's home was flooded.
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Starr said that a meeting would likely be negotiated between the lawyers.
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Most transactions are still negotiated over the phone, email or instant messenger.
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The ministry said however it remained open to reaching a negotiated agreement.
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The non-prosecution agreement was negotiated by the office of then-U.
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They worked within the system, negotiated and practiced the art of politics.
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Within that list, Zola has negotiated special packages for accommodation and flights.
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President Bush negotiated tax increases and spending cuts with Congress in 1990.
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The funding, negotiated over the summer, valued the company at $8 billion.
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Weinstein was permitted to turn himself in, with bail negotiated in advance.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has called it "the worst deal ever negotiated".
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The differences in negotiated pay is at the center of GM's lawsuit.
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Now, I actually feel like I could've negotiated for a better salary.
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Trump has called the agreement one of the worst deals ever negotiated.
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For most of our history, big initiatives were negotiated between the parties.
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Frustration on Capitol Hill is mounting after a temporary ceasefire negotiated Sept.
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After months of discussions, a pair of plans — one negotiated by Sens.
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The police union has been without a negotiated contract for several years.
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That piece will have to be negotiated separately, senior administration officials said.
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When the JCPOA was negotiated, its primary alternative was a better deal.
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And new contracts cannot be negotiated until after a player's third year.
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And new contracts cannot be negotiated until after a player's third year.
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The two countries have negotiated over the surveillance video for 27 months.
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Rouhani said Iran has negotiated with the Trump administration about prisoner releases.
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You wonder where did the people come from that negotiated these deals?
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Without U.S. approval the agreement as currently negotiated cannot come to fruition.
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At this stage, it's unclear what a negotiated outcome would look like.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British airlines will lose all flying rights the European Union has negotiated with third countries as well as those negotiated by individual EU states after Britain quits the bloc, the EU executive said in a note.
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"If the U.K. leaves Euratom before new stand-alone nuclear cooperation treaties are negotiated with France and the United States, current new build projects will be placed on hold while those stand-alone treaties are negotiated," he added.
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Previously, we talked to a head of support in technology who wishes she'd negotiated earlier, a senior communications associate who negotiated a $220,220 raise, and an associate marketing director who went from making $35,000 to $105,000 in seven years.
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His assessment of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran as " one of the worst deals" he has ever seen negotiated does not match Moscow's view, since the agreement was negotiated in no small part thanks to Russia's active contribution.
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This was because of a new approach, say those who negotiated the deals.
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We negotiated him down to a $2115 increase, which I'm pretty proud of.
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The current calendar runs until 2024 and the next one is being negotiated.
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The goal is to provide more details for the amendment negotiated by Rep.
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The team drove them up the California coast and negotiated San Francisco traffic.
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Union-negotiated pay scales also favor tenure and seniority over a teacher's performance.
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But I think it could have been negotiated in a different manner, frankly.
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As a deputy USTR in the 1980s, Lighthizer, 69, negotiated Japanese import quotas.
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The following day it voted against leaving the EU without a negotiated deal.
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We have people who have negotiated good health insurance, often through their unions.
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It is here that some carve-outs from liability could perhaps be negotiated.
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The Senate's spending bill, which has to be negotiated with Democrats, did not.
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Workers' councils, unknown in Britain, have to be negotiated in France and Germany.
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He then denounced it to Putin as a bad deal negotiated by Obama.
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He said the payment was negotiated via a minister, not with Lula himself.
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Egyptian authorities negotiated with him, but Mavrommatis said his motivation was not clear.
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Their various schemes are complicated and negotiated in coded language with little context.
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Macri negotiated the pact to halt a run on the peso last year.
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Carefully negotiated language can overcomplicate simple facts we know about eating for health.
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That suit has been suspended while the companies and prosecutors negotiated a settlement.
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As it negotiated for extensions, American companies made a push for Iraqi contracts.
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Now what about the very poorly negotiated trade deals Hillary Clinton did support?
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Instead they are negotiated in committees where what counts is expertise and knowledge.
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Barrick negotiated with the Tanzanian government on the tax issue on Acacia's behalf.
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And Trump has hammered it as a poorly negotiated giveaway of U.S. power.
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The flawed nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration made this threat possible.
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"People power in the streets, military coups, negotiated settlements, they interact," he said.
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Mr Olitzki negotiated cash settlements with the squatters and paid them to leave.
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What kind of contract is being negotiated between these people and the companies?
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The United States, Mexico and Canada have negotiated this week to reform NAFTA.
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In September 2007, Epstein's legal team had negotiated and signed a nonprosecution deal.
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The company also said it negotiated additional severance benefits for some male employees.
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"The contracts have been negotiated over and over again for years," Hart explains.
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House and Senate lawmakers negotiated the bill after each chamber approved competing versions.
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Goldman Sachs says there is a 45% chance of securing a negotiated exit.
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For months, AQAP quietly negotiated a deal, according to a senior Yemeni commander.
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This proves that the White Walkers are creatures who can be negotiated with.
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Kat negotiated a major editorial exclusive and potentially made a new love interest.
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Muhammad Zarif, the foreign minister who negotiated the nuclear deal, got polite applause.
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However, "that's all got to be negotiated with the White House," he said.
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As a candidate, President Donald Trump called it the "worst" deal ever negotiated.
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We can't sit around and wait for exactly what's going to be negotiated.
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But the bipartisan team of leaders negotiated their way to an impressive victory.
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I've never negotiated before, but I've regretted not doing so in the past.
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It's a negotiated market and up to consumers to push the premiums down.
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He negotiated in good faith and offered real, conservative changes to the bill.
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It however kept the odds on a negotiated Brexit deal unchanged at 45%.
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"Aftercare should be negotiated beforehand along with the sexual encounter itself," she says.
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Robert Packwood, who negotiated the 200 tax reform signed by President Ronald Reagan.
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Negotiated by President Barack Obama's administration, TPP is particularly controversial on the left.
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Robert Packwood, who negotiated the 1986 tax reform signed by President Ronald Reagan.
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The city negotiated an agreement to make changes overseen by an independent monitor.
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"We show a weakness in the way we negotiated with Iran," he continued.
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The Chinese and Taiwanese officials have negotiated treaties for travel and visa restrictions.
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But prospects for a negotiated political settlement in Syria have long since evaporated.
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But America's reputation and trust around the world can't be negotiated, it's earned.
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Gift of the Givers also negotiated for the release of Gustafsson, he added.
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But all three witnesses negotiated with the committee to appear in private instead.
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On sanctioning Brexit, acceptance of May's negotiated settlement seems all the more likely.
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"Properly negotiated trade agreements play an essential role in this regard," Brilliant said.
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Czech diplomats negotiated the man's release, the presidential office said in a statement.
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CBS has negotiated an estimated $100 million settlement with Moonves, sources told Reuters.
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Each of them have to be negotiated separately and would require separate documentation.
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The deals being negotiated go beyond simple re-transmission rights, the sources explained.
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I negotiated the terms of the relationship and made it what I wanted.
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The parties that negotiated it did not even agree on the precise timing.
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Trump has railed against the accord for years, arguing it was poorly negotiated.
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And we're doing incredible trade deals which haven't been negotiated for 25 years.
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Every time I negotiated, I proved my value in what I was delivering.
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I negotiated salary offers and raisesNegotiating should be a collaboration, not a confrontation.
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Commerzbank is charging big companies for deposits, above thresholds negotiated case by case.
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The Trans Pacific Partnership, painstakingly negotiated by Trump's predecessor, looks like it's toast.
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"We have one or two final items that are being negotiated," Thune said.
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Even as Mr. Yermak negotiated the wording in August, the stakes were clear.
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A weakened FARC negotiated a peace deal, which took effect in December 22009.
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Trump has repeatedly lambasted the Iran nuclear deal, arguing it was poorly negotiated.
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Wizner had negotiated veto control over any footage featuring Snowden in the film.
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At the time, Stone wasn't interested, and Greenwald negotiated the deal with Sony.
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A parliamentary inquiry could uncover new details about how the order was negotiated.
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"A good strategy would be passing the immigration bill we negotiated," he said.
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Victims may also sign a confidentiality agreement as part of a negotiated settlement.
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Experienced divers negotiated tight, flooded channels to reach the team over nine days.
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The exact terms being negotiated in the final stretch could not be determined.
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Hospitals and insurers have been criticized for keeping their negotiated rates a secret.
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We understand that this is 28503-year-old agreement when it was negotiated.
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His insurance company, Aetna, had negotiated an in-network "member rate" for him.
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United has negotiated a highly preferential rate for use of the exclusive service.
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Yet while they were failing, two senior senators negotiated a bipartisan backup plan.
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It was a tense, hours-long event as authorities negotiated with the hijacker.
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The stalemate comes after a bipartisan Senate agreement — negotiated by Murray and Sen.
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We understand that this is 25-year-old agreement when it was negotiated.
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This represents a sharp jump from the $95 negotiated for first-quarter shipments.
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IoW negotiated "Pay to Play" provisions with each investor as a defensive measure.
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Over the next several weeks, Pecker and Howard negotiated the deal with McDougal.
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Chesnoff added only that the sentence was consistent with the negotiated plea deal.
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He negotiated a delicate peace accord between South Africa and Mozambique in 1984.
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But critics say wage mandates negotiated by powerful labor groups make that unlikely.
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The third stimulus bill being negotiated by senators will cost roughly $1 trillion.
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A peace treaty was never negotiated, though the Chinese proposed one in 1954.
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He attributed the manufacturing industry's collapse to poorly negotiated trade deals like NAFTA.
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He has negotiated with wireless companies to pay $1,995 a year per pole.
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Mr. Wit negotiated with North Korea during his years at the State Department.
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I think that could create conditions more favorable to finding a negotiated outcome.
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Trump told senators he would support an Obamacare stabilization bill negotiated by Sens.
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The Clinton administration negotiated a nuclear deal with North Korea back in 1994.
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That is Britain's exit on March 29 without any negotiated agreement at all.
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In my 10 years of freelancing, I've never negotiated for a heftier fee.
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He added that a provision to assist domestic airlines was still being negotiated.
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But a cousin, the regional prime minister Nerchivan Barzani, supports a negotiated deal.
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Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, the father of Raila Odinga, negotiated independence with the British.
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Prior to that time, mortgages were mostly negotiated on a short-term basis.
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The Trump administration has shuttered the State Department office that negotiated detainee transfers.
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Executives negotiated to have the assets calculated over a rolling two-quarter average.
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That kind of position, he said, contradicted the premise of any negotiated deal.
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But Ghani has rejected that, saying the release of prisoners should be negotiated.
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The bill has been negotiated at length and landlords have opposed it fiercely.
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How much could we save if the government negotiated directly with drug companies?
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Top of the list of issues to be negotiated: Fishing rights, EU-U.
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Azevedo said a "non-negotiated" Brexit would hurt both EU and U.K. growth.
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It didn't help that the accord was negotiated by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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"I've never heard a deal here being negotiated in cheeks," Daymond John laughs.
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They negotiated over 90 minutes while dining on cheeseburgers, according to various accounts.
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Several of the families his parents negotiated with declined to pursue a marriage.
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American diplomats thought they had negotiated a solution to a seemingly intractable problem.
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She negotiated a contract with 11 white millionaires, the famous Louisville Sponsoring Group.
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"A union could have negotiated better terms and severance in layoffs," he says.
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A deal negotiated by former Prime Minister Theresa May was repeatedly voted down.
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I negotiated about 10% higher than originally given, based on a competitive offer.
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A plan for cleaning up contaminated sites was negotiated with Israeli environmental authorities.
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Mr. Kass asked him about the Paris climate agreement, which Mr. Obama negotiated.
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The revised resolution excluded support of the ceasefire negotiated by Turkey and Russia.
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But Trump's own lawyers have cautioned that any sitdown must be first negotiated.
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They have signaled they remain open to a reasonable negotiated solution going forward.
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For hours, law enforcement officials negotiated with the inmates, who stalled for time.
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Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei – with whom no one has negotiated – holds the cards.
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Republicans have said immigration reform should be negotiated separate from any funding measures.
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Trump began the meeting by condemning the trade deals negotiated by his predecessors.
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In Switzerland, the company negotiated a tax rate of 4 to 6 percent.
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Maduro and his henchmen have never negotiated in anything remotely resembling good faith.
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Equally disturbing to Ms. Kristjansdottir was that women negotiated lower salaries than men.
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In the past, the U.S. has at times negotiated directly with the Taliban.
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Mr. Zhen negotiated with the Nakaharas, who offered a settlement, initially about $5,800.
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Grassley has been pushing a bill for months that he negotiated with Sen.
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Faced with that, California regulators negotiated a voluntary standard with four major automakers.
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The series was packaged and negotiated by WME on behalf of the parties.
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The ruling came as Trump and U.S. congressional leaders negotiated broad immigration reforms.
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Kasztner negotiated with Adolf Eichmann to secure safe passage for almost 1,700 Jews.
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Mr. Clinton's longtime attorney, Robert B. Barnett, negotiated the agreement with Knopf Doubleday.
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The manufacturer would be required to offer the negotiated price to commercial plans.
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The bloc refuses to reopen the already-negotiated legal withdrawal treaty for Britain.
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This led to a negotiated patchwork of 120 accords that now govern ties.
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"It's all outlined in the political declaration already and everything is negotiated when everything is negotiated - so fish and financial services and energy, you name it, all has to be done before we sign," Ursula von der Leyen told reporters.
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The sanctions have continued without abatement, in spite of the fact that President Bush negotiated with Sudan the Comprehensive Peace Agreement of 2005 and President Obama negotiated five years ago the separation of the oil rich South Sudan from Sudan.
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Details: Hospitals will be required to make all of their charges public in a machine-readable file, including payer-specific negotiated rates, the amount the hospital will accept in cash for a service, and the minimum and maximum negotiated rates.
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This is the week that it's supposed to be heavily negotiated with the Chinese.
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In the end, an anti-dumping provision was left out of the negotiated USMCA.
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But just as startling was the government's capitulation, negotiated in person by Hanoi's mayor.
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Washington appears to be ramping up efforts for a negotiated end to Afghanistan's war.
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A negotiated solution to the North Korea crisis now seems well beyond the horizon.
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If there is a negotiated Brexit, we might be able to contain the damage.
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Still, it would have been more like a $30,000 difference if I hadn't negotiated.
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He also recently negotiated a deal with Carrier to keep jobs in the country.
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Negotiated by the Obama administration, it failed to win support in Congress last year.
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This refers to the divorce plan that May and the EU negotiated last year.
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" He added: "It doesn't matter whether this admin negotiated it or the previous administration.
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Instead, the premium content producer has negotiated its premium placement on platforms of discovery.
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By 1955, Stalin had died and West Germany negotiated the return of German prisoners.
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Negotiated settlements might prove more solid: Tuareg communities now enjoy some autonomy in Niger.
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Four other states -- Florida, Minnesota, Mississippi and Texas -- negotiated separate settlements with cigarette makers.
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Other challenges include Britain's possible exit from the European Union without a negotiated deal.
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A successfully negotiated Brexit was always less likely than one of the corner solutions.
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"We negotiated a ceasefire in parts of Syria which will save lives," he wrote.
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While he planned to kill himself, police negotiated with him, and he eventually surrendered.
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As chances for finding Todd's body grew more remote, authorities negotiated the plea deal.
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For one, Craster negotiated a deal with the White Walkers back in Season 3.
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Sharkey said the union negotiated with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot until 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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By late January, the sides amicably and quickly negotiated the terms of a settlement.
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Until now, Mr Fridman has skilfully negotiated the hazardous terrain between dissident and henchman.
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It's also much longer than the Obama administration had negotiated in its trade deals.
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The deal, which may impose fiscal belt-tightening conditions, is being negotiated in Washington.
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Might voters warm to a different deal from the one negotiated by Mrs May?
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After the song exploded in popularity, the pair negotiated a new contract, said Batshon.
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" President Donald Trump has dubbed the 2015 landmark agreement "the worst deal ever negotiated.
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The same percentage want the bill withdrawn, while 41 percent want a negotiated solution.
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That's not all: Colorado's attorney general negotiated a separate settlement to address anticompetitive concerns.
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Dangling a carrot, it negotiated a big regional trade deal with "21st-century rules".
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Because they're mostly paid through insurance claims, and prices are negotiated by insurance companies.
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He negotiated a $56.3 billion financing deal with the International Monetary Fund last year.
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"Partner forces have negotiated limited withdrawals or surrenders like this before," Rankne-Galloway said.
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Instead, he negotiated a governing coalition of eight Republicans, 19973 Democrats and two independents.
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Men also negotiated their salary offer during the recruitment process more often than women.
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But the deal has been negotiated and is due to be signed this month.
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However, at another point, Trump seemed to imply the MacArthur-negotiated legislation will change.
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Little was known about his condition until US officials negotiated his release last week.
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AbbVie has already negotiated with U.S. insurers for Humira coverage in 2017 and 2018.
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And the current deal, negotiated by May, faces seemingly insurmountable opposition in Britain's parliament.
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A separate compensation committee negotiated the deal, which the organization's top board members ratified.
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They argue that PBMs should pass the rebates negotiated with manufactures along to patients.
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Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) negotiated its final version with the DEA in the Senate.
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The government later said it had negotiated their release as part of broader talks.
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One reason is that premiums are based, in part, on negotiated rates with providers.
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Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray are being tight-lipped about the changes being negotiated.
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According to the WSJ report, many details of the deal remain to be negotiated.
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The negotiated text lays down the groundwork for a summit in Katowice from Dec.
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They say that PBMs should pass the rebates negotiated with manufacturers along to patients.
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Drugmakers argue that PBMs should pass the rebates negotiated with manufactures along to patients.
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They negotiated a round trip home every other week and the deal was done.
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Iranian officials say that these issues will be negotiated between foreign companies and NIOC.
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It's typically something clients ask of sex workers and is always negotiated up front.
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" Trump responded, "Oh, I know that," adding that "these are going to be negotiated.
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But even a possible willingness to accept a negotiated settlement is a good sign.
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Sure enough ... things got sketchy after they negotiated a fee and signed the deal.
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"He is very straight; not political," said a person who has negotiated with Schulz.
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More likely, Iran is trying to extract extra concessions that it has not negotiated.
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Hoodfar's release was negotiated by a coalition of countries including Oman, Italy, and Switzerland.
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Sure, Kamara got his big contract, but he could only have negotiated with Columbus.
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The news could even improve, from a negotiated détente or agreements in other areas.
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Meanwhile, Obama administration officials have been out in force defending the agreement they negotiated.
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It rented for $2,33 a month, but Mr. Cruz negotiated the rent to $2,350.
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WHAT WOULD WE NEED TO COME TO SOME TYPE OF AGREEMENT OR NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT?
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After Pacho was murdered in 2007, Jorge and Alex negotiated a partnership with Chapo.
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Conor McGregor and Frankie Edgar appear to have negotiated a December fight on Twitter.
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"A negotiated settlement is way better," ACLU of Ohio executive director Christine Link said.
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He negotiated a price of $1.25 million; maintenance is just over $1,500 a month.
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"This is the greatest market access ever negotiated into the Japanese market," he said.
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The extension of the accord was negotiated by representatives of both countries in Brasilia.
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The United States is seeking a negotiated end to North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Unlike the last time Iran negotiated, the international community is not backing U.S. sanctions.
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Yet, American leverage to end Yemen's wars through a negotiated political settlement is limited.
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He received one month's free rent, and negotiated a waiver of the gym fee.
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The trust deficit is just too big to bridge in a single negotiated settlement.
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Later that year, Loudon County negotiated an early exit from its Rural/Metro contract.
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That may mean Lucara has negotiated privately to receive some of the buyer's premium.
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Investors were already worried that a truce negotiated at the G20 would not hold.
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It should be viewed as a framework agreement with vital specifics to be negotiated.
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To Mr. Trump, the Iran deal was not only misguided, but also badly negotiated.
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Yet, like many of his negotiated triumphs, it looks less significant on close inspection.
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"I've even negotiated travel costs when they seem desperate for a shopper," Cheek said.
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We would prefer this kind of dispute to be settled on a negotiated basis.
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CRAMER: YES, WELL, NAFTA -- REMEMBER, NAFTA, WE NEGOTIATED, THE PESO WAS 4 TO 1.
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What are conversations about consent like on campus, and how are they negotiated interpersonally?
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The 12-nation trade deal was negotiated by former Democratic President Barack Obama's administration.
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France asks "Russia to call on Damascus to enter a negotiated solution," Delattre said.
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Final details are still being negotiated before the bill comes to the House floor.
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It made possible the international climate treaty that was negotiated in Paris in 2015.
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I gravitate towards this story because I negotiated all of it well in advance.
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CBS has also negotiated an estimated $100 million settlement with Moonves, these sources said.
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Trump has blamed the country's declining industrial sector on poorly negotiated free trade agreements.
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The accord with OPEC member Iran was negotiated under Democratic U.S. President Barack Obama.
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He called it the "worst deal ever negotiated," and appeared ready to upend it.
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Commerce Department head Ross said he was hopeful a "negotiated solution" could be found.
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It remains unclear how far the administration will go in making negotiated prices public.
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Four other non-EU states, including Norway, have negotiated access to the single market.
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"If every deal is individually negotiated, you will have an inequitable system," she said.
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It will go down in history as one of the worst deals ever negotiated.
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Most patients who have successfully negotiated down a bill tell me it wasn't easy.
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John Schoettler, the executive who oversees Amazon's real estate, negotiated with the private developers.
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Sex workers have always screened clients, negotiated terms, gathered information and created communities/networks.
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When my contract was negotiated, I knew that there was a possibility for nudity.
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In reality, it was designed to improve America's strategic position before a negotiated withdrawal.
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Just the threat of a contempt action was sufficient to produce a negotiated compromise.
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Ideally, that would include a revised agreement, negotiated and enforced among all nuclear powers.
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A majority of women, 60%, say they've never negotiated with an employer over pay.
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He can rightfully say he negotiated an agreement but that Parliament is to blame.
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When a sale is negotiated, Auction AfterSale splits the buyer's fee with the house.
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" Barnett emphasized that, on paper, the contract "appears to be negotiated in good faith.
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As FAST expanded into Latin America, the State Department negotiated rules with host countries.
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He also vowed to undo the Paris Climate Agreement negotiated by the Obama administration.
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Now, however, executives have negotiated a contract that they expect the board to approve.
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"The Ferguson City Council has attempted to unilaterally amend the negotiated agreement," Gupta said.
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A negotiated debt restructuring could include "a haircut" on large bank deposits, Tuvey said.
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The total value of deals he negotiated at the Winter Meetings: roughly $2.43 million.
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She also negotiated a deal with Turkey involving the British defense company BAE Systems.
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He argued that pacts between two countries would be negotiated faster than regional agreements.
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Some jurisdictions have negotiated with hotels to host people who may harbor the virus.
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He said he was referring to a nondisclosure agreement that Mr. Cohen had negotiated.
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In this excerpt, Mann described how she negotiated in her sexual relationship with Weinstein.
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The insurance company paid the surgeon its previously negotiated in-network fee of $179.47.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is optimistic a trade agreement will be negotiated with China.
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Warren had been silent about the Trump-negotiated deal that is now before Congress.
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Neither the league nor the union will disclose the specifics of what's being negotiated.
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"We have negotiated in good faith and with a sense of urgency," G.M. said.
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One hundred and ninety-five nations negotiated the Paris accord, including the United States.
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I can't wait to see what position Greg negotiated for himself in all this.
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She said the funding matter is settled, and other provisions are still being negotiated.
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Under any negotiated solution to the conflict, Israelis expect their capital to be Jerusalem.
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And it's how we successfully negotiated a USMCA we can now support with pride.
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He said the bill "will not move" from the speaker's desk without being negotiated.
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All EU member states must sign off on trade deals negotiated by the bloc.
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The Taliban also released 10 Afghan service members as part of a negotiated agreement.
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President Donald Trump since his campaign has railed against many previously negotiated trade deals.
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Those are discounts on medicines negotiated by pharmacy benefit managers on behalf of insurers.
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Reductions to provider reimbursement are possible but depend on negotiated levels and payment models.
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"He has shown interest in a negotiated solution," Mr. Pearl said of the president.
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Republican majorities in the House and the Senate negotiated his agenda on Capitol Hill.
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None of the geopolitical gains for which it was negotiated will come to pass.
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The two main parties, as well as Mr. Bukele, have negotiated with the gangs.
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Its terms, unlike those of casual sex, didn't have to be negotiated every time.
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Any negotiated increase by Congress to my proposal would still be lower than current!
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Iraq and Turkey have already negotiated a series of delays to filling the reservoir.
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So it would be possible to again achieve those gains that were negotiated there.
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News analysis: Mr. Trump negotiated directly with North Korea, an approach his predecessors avoided.
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It's the first budget in a decade to be negotiated between all Democrats — Gov.
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Those prices are negotiated in secret, and are not made available in this dataset.
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Lighthizer said the pact was negotiated from the beginning to be a bipartisan agreement.
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That deal was negotiated around the same time the Network was launched in 2014.
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Although their unions had negotiated the terms, Spain's miners weren't thrilled about the compensation.
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Now: Trump thinks the Iran deal is one of the worst deals ever negotiated.
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Little was known about his condition until U.S. officials negotiated his release last week.
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Schwab negotiated major portions of free trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama.
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We negotiated that with — I'm sure we negotiated that with the Durbin and Levin people, but I don't have a clear — this was 20 years ago — I don't have a clear recollection of how that was done precisely, but that's what happened.
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In a study with her colleague Derek R. Avery of the Wake Forest University School of Business, Dr. Hernandez found that when black job applicants negotiated their starting salaries, evaluators viewed them as more pushy than white job applicants who also negotiated.
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In September he successfully negotiated a ceasefire among the militias fighting in and around Tripoli.
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Such variation comes from how individual contracts are negotiated between corrections departments and their vendors.
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He is widely seen as hostile to a negotiated settlement with the Western-backed government.
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The new tax laws might also affect the way divorce is negotiated in the future.
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The sentences will run concurrently as part of a negotiated plea deal, the office said.
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The deal was of particular importance because it was essentially negotiated out of sheer desperation.
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The new issuance of $8.46 billion includes negotiated and competitive deals as well as notes.
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Because the last time Jon negotiated peace with an enemy, he was killed for it.
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What I find fascinating about it is that captures the negotiated nature of Destiny's world.
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Traditionally, the United States and China have negotiated new measures before involving remaining council members.
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I also negotiated signing bonuses and living stipends in both of my internships in college.
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I've recently negotiated for spending a percentage of my working time on personal development projects.
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But under a negotiated agreement with Chairman Jerrold Nadler, Hicks will testify behind closed doors.
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And though a ceasefire was negotiated in 103, violence and violations are on the rise.
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Otherwise European or Japanese parts makers, say, could benefit from deals their governments never negotiated.
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There are no major American figures pushing for anything but a negotiated exit any more.
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He negotiated the first-ever "privacy by design" consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission.
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Royalties for lyrics are largely determined by agreements negotiated between the rights holders and licensee.
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It could also have negotiated with the telecom carriers to bundle in unrestricted data access.
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You talk about the worst negotiated contract that we've seen in the last five years.
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For my first freelance gig, I negotiated for $10,000 more than what was initially offered.
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My insurance paid the first surgeon a negotiated rate but refused to pay the second.
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Cory Booker: That's something that's going to be negotiated, but they need to go up.
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Hong Kong people didn't have a say when China and the UK negotiated its future.
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We need to get out but we need to do this through a negotiated solution.
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That's why we're working so hard to get a ceasefire and get a negotiated settlement.
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This is why Miller negotiated a buyout with the Wolves that became final on Thursday.
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Trump described the refugee deal, negotiated by Turnbull and former President Barack Obama, as "dumb".
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But the administration argues forcing companies to disclose the negotiated rates would instead empower patients.
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The project started ten years ago in Washington, where the Emiratis negotiated a "123 agreement".
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Dana did not address the idea of a negotiated settlement in its statement on Friday.
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Liu said the council supported a negotiated arrangement to settle the issue of the Golan.
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At 36, she negotiated the first contract ever between farm workers and an agricultural company.
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As police negotiated with the man, others investigated the property, according to The Washington Post.
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HONESTLY, IT'S A VERY SAD THING HOW CHINA HAS OUT NEGOTIATED US. IT'S VERY SAD.
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"Such agreements would have to be developed and negotiated by the European Union," they added.
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And under threat of disappearing pets, Buttigieg negotiated lighter licensing regulations on pet chip scanners.
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She negotiated with a manager, who eventually gave her all of the shoes for $100.
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ITALY'S DEPUTY PM SALVINI SAYS IT IS CLEAR EU BUDGET LIMITS MUST BE RE-NEGOTIATED
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California's sanctions include suspending Wells Fargo as a managing underwriter on state negotiated bond sales.
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A worldwide distribution deal is being negotiated through a Czech brewery that produces its beer.
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Composers are paid a negotiated fee per show that comes from the production's music budget.
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USTR ROBERT LIGHTHIZER SAYS U.S.-MEXICO-CANADA AGREEMENT HAS 'MOST AMBITIOUS LABOR CHAPTER' EVER NEGOTIATED
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Traditionally, the United States and China have negotiated new sanctions before involving remaining council members.
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I think that he would say that we have negotiated with him in good faith.
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The agreement, negotiated between congressional leaders and the Trump administration, represents a significant bipartisan compromise.
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It will not yet vote on the merger as the terms are still being negotiated.
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U.S. foreign military sales are often negotiated between the U.S. government and each customer nation.
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In the past, all suppliers have agreed over the price negotiated in the first contract.
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That suggests investors still see some form of negotiated exit as the most likely outcome.
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"In the 403th century, even enslaved persons 'negotiated' with masters for time off," he adds.
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In the op-ed, Murkowski reiterated her support for a stabilization bill negotiated by Sens.
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Nuclear options Blitzer asked Jubeir about the Iran nuclear deal negotiated with the United States.
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The Withdrawal Agreement negotiated by my predecessor has been three times rejected by this House.
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The company negotiated deals with streaming services and improved the ESPN digital experience and app.
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Kelly: DHS will build wall, payment to be negotiated by White House, 22019:15 a.m.
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Bob Corker's "trigger" idea, which continues to be negotiated as the chamber debates the bill.
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If only we knew his thoughts as the fate of his enslaved race was negotiated!
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In that case, Duterte said he and officials negotiated for her release, Asia One reported.
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Mr Ellenhorn said Mr Greenberg "designed, created, negotiated and implemented every aspect" of both transactions.
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That places the future of the migrant deal he negotiated with the EU in jeopardy.
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Blunt, a former vote counter, said the final plan would still need to be negotiated.
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Rather, the agreements negotiated by a union apply to all employees regardless of union membership.
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And that's why I negotiated the new trade deal called Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP.
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The foundation has negotiated with pharmaceutical companies for reduced prices for drugs and diagnostic equipment.
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This year, United also negotiated new contracts with the unions representing its pilots and dispatchers.
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Nevertheless, KRG President Masoud Barzani ultimately wants it to pave the way for negotiated independence.
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On Thursday he even negotiated directly with the House's Freedom Caucus on a continuing resolution.
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Instead, at day's end, government officials turned away the convoy, revoking permission negotiated in advance.
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A negotiated outcome to the war in Afghanistan is possible if the Taliban are insurgents.
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Say a drug's sticker price was $22019, but a PBM negotiated it down to $60.
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We could leave with the deal we have negotiated but subject to a second referendum.
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"I negotiated the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in November of 20143," she said.
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That's due to the way Comcast has negotiated the rights for its streaming TV service.
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Democrats have railed against any rescission effort as going back on a previously negotiated deal.
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The United States has negotiated numerous FTAs to secure groundbreaking provisions promoting U.S. competitiveness globally.
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A professional there examined Ms. Newmyer's bills, checking for errors, and ultimately negotiated lower payments.
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Last year, it negotiated a deal with the government to sell vehicles in U.S. dollars.
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The agreement was negotiated in 2015 with the P5 +1 powers and the European Union.
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Businesses had been seeking ratification of the treaties, which were negotiated and signed years ago.
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This would affect, for example, a number of generous health care benefits negotiated by unions.
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Instead, it affects only civilian contractors, and many of its specifics remain to be negotiated.
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Now, he is pressing Congress to approve revisions to NAFTA that his trade team negotiated.
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They negotiated a ceasefire through the mediation of the Lebanese government and the United Nations.
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But Trump said by the time the plan gets negotiated, that number will go up.
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His lawyer negotiated the bill down to $6 million, but Nelson still couldn't pay up.
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Iran negotiated the agreement with China, France, Germany, Russia, the U.K. and the United States.
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The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA, was negotiated and implemented during Obama's presidency.
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The Obama administration-negotiated deal also included Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Russia and China.
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Sixteen percent said they would vote for leaving on the terms of the negotiated deal.
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The Mets smartly negotiated a 2017 team option on Reyes for the major league minimum.
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He and McConnell more or less negotiated not having a shutdown of government that year.
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She also said Schumer negotiated an additional $2 million, from $11 million to $13 million.
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But when it was negotiated, which I was not responsible for, I concluded it wasn't.
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While the draft text has no force of international law, every sentence has been negotiated.
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He negotiated the transfer of Macau, which had been a Portuguese colony, to Chinese control.
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He negotiated trade deals all over the world, spreading American products all over the world.
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The agreement between the government and FARC is the most extensive peace accord ever negotiated.
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Iran needs a seat at the table when the post-Islamic State bargain is negotiated.
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The not so subtle message is that President Trump would have negotiated a better deal.
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Leadership summits are often the final celebration to seal the deal of a negotiated agreement.
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Some of them are the same officials with whom the West negotiated the nuclear deal.
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The mayor's current proposal must still be negotiated with and approved by the City Council.
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" Why do you support this deal, which Trump himself has labeled "the worst … ever negotiated.
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The Iran deal was negotiated to restore Iran–Europe trade, but it's poised for collapse.
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I put it all out on the table, we negotiated that, and it was okay.
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If pilots approve a union-negotiated contract, analysts said the margin will be lower still.
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It's unlikely that the deal negotiated by May can be substantially revised before that deadline.
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Just ask former US Secretary of State John Kerry, who negotiated the JCPOA with them.
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Mr. Rajoy is opposed to secession and has so far not negotiated with Catalan separatists.
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New agreements on military bases for American forces were negotiated with the Philippines and Australia.
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Why offer a total troop relocation as part of a negotiated settlement with North Korea?
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"I wonder if the peace we've negotiated for is worthy of its name," Davey said.
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The government denied paying a ransom, saying only that it had negotiated with the militants.
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She's successfully negotiated her benefits — a boss move, though an unsurprising one coming from her.
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My colleague Keith Bradsher reported two likely end games: a stalemate and a negotiated truce.
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They were detained by the Japanese authorities, but missionaries from the school negotiated their release.
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While the Mugabes and the junta negotiated, the public had a chance to say goodbye.
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Johnson had repeatedly voted against May's government after she negotiated the existing deal with Brussels.
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As the sides negotiated new contract terms, CorrectHealth balked at the millions in pending fines.
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The Afghan government is desperate to achieve some sort of negotiated deal with the Taliban.
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The second facility was negotiated with a syndicate of 21 banks for 2.5 billion euros.
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George W. Bush negotiated a partial freeze at Yongbyon in 2007; it too fell apart.
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Mr. Overstreet, who was deeply involved in the Black Arts Movement, negotiated the divide inventively.
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I have talked to some patients who have successfully negotiated down their emergency room bills.
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But barring the emergence of a majority behind a negotiated arrangement, Britain will crash out.
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When Crupi turned around for a moment, they negotiated further among themselves, behind her back.
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That accord, negotiated by President Barack Obama, expires a month after the next presidential inauguration.
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The special counsel team has negotiated over a possible presidential interview for nearly a year.
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Most of those rules were negotiated years ago, and many have already gone into force.
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In others, where it has negotiated cease-fires, it has struck deals with local groups.
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But he said Justice McClusky was "well within" the sentencing range for the negotiated plea.
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The deal, which Mr. Trump is said to have negotiated himself, contains no such guarantee.
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As a longtime employment lawyer, she had negotiated settlements for companies dealing with harassment claims.
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Carles Puigdemont wants a negotiated settlement with the Spanish government after his region's independence referendum.
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That is the rate negotiated between your insurance plan and your in-network health providers.
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At Mylan, he negotiated the agreement to supply the $75 therapy in low-income countries.
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And it has negotiated a deal to buy Russian S-400 surface-to-air missiles.
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That the scope of an engagement is often carefully negotiated ahead of time makes sense.
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The Iranians seized three more Americans in the fall of 2015, even as they negotiated.
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Netflix admits that it negotiated with Chooseco over licensing the Choose Your Own Adventure brand.
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He negotiated a peaceful retreat from the square and is credited with saving many lives.
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Our contract addresses much of what must be negotiated in any relationship, especially when cohabitating.
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Many of us have negotiated free-trade pacts with both the United States and China.
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The three nations successfully negotiated improvements to Nafta as part of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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We had two children, purchased a home and negotiated our marriage as best we could.
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He has met with world leaders, negotiated foreign policy and served under multiple American presidents.
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Ford Motor, Volkswagen, Honda and BMW negotiated with California lawmakers to create new emissions standards.
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, the top Republican on the conference committee that negotiated the compromise.
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" He said the Dakota pipeline would be "subject to terms and conditions negotiated by us.
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"It's a problem, since we haven't negotiated at an international level since 1973," he said.
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Normally, Council decisions are by consensus - in effect, unanimity - but easier terms might be negotiated.
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There was also momentum toward a bipartisan gun control package negotiated with the White House.
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The committee is expected to vote on an amendment to substitute in that negotiated language.
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MLATs are generally negotiated by the executive branch, but must be ratified by the Senate.
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" Trump has long criticized the Obama-era agreement, calling it "the worst deal ever negotiated.
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Moscow said it stood by the previously negotiated Minsk agreements laying out possible peace terms.
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USMCA and the U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement as negotiated both include Section 230-style provisions.
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Negotiated contracts could end up with health insurance benefits increasing without offsetting reductions in salary.
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Finally, the United States should renew its push for a negotiated settlement to the conflict.
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Roseanne and Jackie argued over it in the premiere, then negotiated eldercare for their mother.
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Hard-line factions in Iran's hierarchy partly faulted Mr. Rouhani for having negotiated the agreement.
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Some new arrangements for the retention of U.S. units could be negotiated during that period.
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Epstein has gone to prison and made enormous monetary settlements relying on his negotiated agreement.
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It's totally false that we had negotiated that Mexicans be sent here... Those are rumors.
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Even at the height of the Cold War, we negotiated, talked, and traded with Russia.
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Eight years -- and a million casualties later -- it was ended through a UN-negotiated agreement.
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It was a social experiment that had to be negotiated and developed by all concerned.
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It is unfair to all Members to force a vote with provisions still being negotiated.
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Hollande also voiced support for the proposed EU-Japan trade accord which is being negotiated.
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The impact of the agreements negotiated by Mr. Ferguson's office goes far beyond his state.
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Steve Bannon has reportedly negotiated himself out of an appearance before a federal grand jury.
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The White House is correct to focus on a negotiated settlement, but times have changed.
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The pair negotiated him down to a 20 percent stake and they accepted Cuban's offer.
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Even once this agreement is signed, a full-blown deal still needs to be negotiated.
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The administration also negotiated the release of Egyptian American charity worker Aya Hijazi in April.
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NAFTA was smartly negotiated in 1994 by ensuring the application of strict rules of origin.
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The Texas fund also negotiated to pay less if some of the investments performed poorly.
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It will be changed, tweaked, altered, bargained over and negotiated into a different bill; 2023.
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The tobacco provision being negotiated as part of the spending deal is modeled after Sen.
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Still, examples of how some individuals have negotiated their sex lives after trauma are valuable.
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Attorneys for committee said they negotiated a structure to be approved by a bankruptcy court.
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They were interrogated and held for 10 days as the United States negotiated their release.
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Mr. Murphy also said he resented how the shutdown had been negotiated without local input.
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To marry one man, she negotiated owning another man, whom she's devoted her life to.
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The free trade agreement was negotiated in the Republican presidential administration of George H.W. Bush.
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So, she negotiated with her managers to let her take a three-month sabbatical instead.
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This is becoming a real possibility in Venezuela if a negotiated solution is not reached.
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Those talks might be most accurately described as a negotiated capitulation by the international forces.
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In Doha, over a dinner of goat and baby camel, Tillerson negotiated with Qatar's emir.
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McFaul spent several years in Russia and he has negotiated with Putin's government many times.
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A path toward resolving the Kashmir dispute, negotiated in the mid-2000s, deserves another look.
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Nilsson negotiated the bill down to $16,000, which she now pays in monthly $700 installments.
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He pointed out that his father enjoyed the private health benefits negotiated through his union.
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The South Carolina Ports Authority will issue $325 million in negotiated revenue bonds next week, underwritten by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, while the biggest note issuance will come from the New York City Transitional Finance Authority, a $100 million negotiated offer underwritten by Jefferies.
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But the part of the proposal that most infuriates C.G.T. and a few other unions would allow labor agreements negotiated by individual companies — over such issues as hours worked, paid holidays and bonuses — to take precedence over agreements negotiated at the occupational sector level.
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With Johnson staking his premiership on Brexit, the EU refusing to re-open a previously-negotiated withdrawal deal and a majority of MPs opposed to both a no-deal divorce and the negotiated deal, Britain is heading for a parliamentary showdown and constitutional crisis.
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With prices for out-of-network reimbursement set by law, in-network plans would have no incentive to renew contracts with a negotiated price above that out-of-network price (by definition, half of the negotiated contracts would be above the median in-network rate).
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The statement, which American officials negotiated intensely with the North Koreans and had hoped would be a road map to a nuclear deal, was a page and a half of diplomatic language recycled from statements negotiated by the North over the last two decades.
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Turning to Las Vegas in the 1950s, he schmoozed Frank Sinatra and negotiated with Howard Hughes.
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"A negotiated solution is better than escalation, such as going to international arbitration," a spokesman says.
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The men who started the war also negotiated the peace, granting themselves amnesty for their crimes.
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Instead, many favored pressuring Madrid into talks and gaining European Union approval for a negotiated split.
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STRASS negotiated for better reimbursement of gynecological and psychological care, and even obtained sick leave coverage.
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A peace deal negotiated earlier this year with FARC rebels was narrowly defeated by Colombian voters.
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During the campaign, Trump said the Iran deal was one of the worst agreements ever negotiated.
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Next, these costs need to be negotiated down with the introduction of more competition or choice.
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Had I not set up that neutrality from the beginning, I could have probably negotiated better.
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NAFTA was negotiated and signed by President Bill Clinton, with broad support among Republicans in Congress.
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Officials from both countries negotiated yesterday into the evening, but no deal has been reached yet.
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But today many insurers willingly pay them, albeit at negotiated rates, for hospitals in their networks.
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That is the winner, either way because they just negotiated the price down for Rite Aid.
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Committee "markups" typically take place only after a bill has been drafted and negotiated in private.
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Two weeks later Popov negotiated a deal to buy $400 worth of stolen credit card numbers.
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Only then will we be able to know whether Trump and Spence negotiated a good deal.
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In May, the Trump administration announced that it had negotiated a donation from Gilead Sciences Inc.
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Ask them if they've negotiated their salary before and, if so, how they approached the conversation.
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During his election campaign Trump called the deal a "disaster" and "the worst deal ever negotiated".
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Mr Davis has also conceded that any deal negotiated under Article 50 would require parliamentary approval.
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These allow non-unionised workers to enjoy union-negotiated benefits, creating an obvious free-rider problem.
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But by the time it's negotiated, they'll go up," Trump said Sunday on ABC's "This Week.
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There are so many things which could be negotiated or could be discussed following a Brexit.
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The Chicago Teachers Union and city officials negotiated through the weekend but couldn't reach a deal.
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"By the time it gets negotiated, it's going to be a different plan," Trump told ABC.
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Progressives have been pushing to lift the minimum number so that more drugs can be negotiated.
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Those are based on the drug's higher list price and do not factor in negotiated rebates.
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When Perry negotiated with the North Koreans, they publicly sought economic benefits for their fragile economy.
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Hammond also warned that failing to agree a "negotiated Brexit" could lead to instability and populism.
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Bour reportedly was claimed off waivers by the Phillies and the two sides negotiated a deal.
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Many of the arms sales celebrated by Mr Trump had actually been negotiated under his predecessor.
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Over the past four years, the Nigerian government has negotiated the release of over 100 girls.
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The same percentage want the bill withdrawn, while 41 percent want a negotiated solution, reported Reuters.
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PK said it will file for a pre-negotiated Chapter 11 bankruptcy on or before Feb.
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She says they "negotiated in good faith," but in the end Cattrall was not on board.
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The negotiated swap comes on the heels of Turkey's release of Vice News reporter Mohammed Rasool.
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Their wages would be worth less than they bargained for when they had negotiated their contracts.
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Recent refugees, in fact, say they only dealt with feeders and never negotiated directly with smugglers.
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Kerry said the conflict could easily engulf the Middle East if no negotiated settlement was achieved.
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Her team negotiated the New START Treaty with Russia to reduce nuclear weapons and reestablish inspections.
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But it's difficult to escape the impression that America negotiated weakly even with its strong hand.
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So you just got offered a new job or negotiated your way to a higher salary?
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Late October 2016: Daniels's attorney, Keith Davidson, and Trump attorney Cohen negotiated a hush money deal.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "I think that concept can be honored in the context of a negotiated peace.
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My wife, who was 220 at the time, had just negotiated her severance for early retirement.
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The defense first approached prosecutors about a negotiated plea a few months ago, according to Evans.
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The EU's seven-year budget, being negotiated right now, is the time to grasp that opportunity.
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"We also reject the resumption of oil production prior to a comprehensive negotiated settlement," Mabior said.
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But production has returned to the highest levels since 2010 after officials negotiated deals with protesters.
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Using his direct access to Castro, Ortega negotiated an amnesty for 75 political prisoners in 2010.
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She said farmers are hoarding their beans and are currently only delivering what was previously negotiated.
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Even if a Democrat wins, things will have to be negotiated with far less progressive constituencies.
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Somaliland considers itself an independent country, and Somaliland officials negotiated the deal directly with DP World.
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I was an online content producer and I negotiated a 225 percent increase in my pay.
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Trump claims the treaty was negotiated poorly and puts the United States at an economic disadvantage.
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The Iran Deal, Cuba thaw, and Paris climate accord were poorly negotiated and bad for America.
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I negotiated a rate increase with my "breadwinner" client and rarely turned down an extra assignment.
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The non-profit negotiated a buyout of its lease following the building owner's planned penthouse expansion.
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Ecuador recently negotiated a new fee for service with Schlumberger in an oilfield in the jungle.
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Together, she and Reagan negotiated the fall of the Soviet Union and the collapse of communism.
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The United loan, finalized in late November, was negotiated for years and eventually went to Synergy.
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It was a way for him to retaliate for the Iran nuclear pact that Obama negotiated.
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They also hoped to somehow scuttle the nuclear deal with Iran that was then being negotiated.
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The deal was negotiated trade between seller Rencap Securities Ltd and buyer Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers Ltd.
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Mattis was a vocal critic of the nuclear deal with Iran negotiated by the Obama administration.
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They also lied about their program to the six nations who negotiated the Iran nuclear deal.
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Charlap was on Medicare, so it negotiated the price of his scan and paid far less.
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The relationships I develop once inside the institution are negotiated around, and influenced, by its rules.
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He repeatedly complained that our trade negotiators were stupid and therefore had negotiated bad trade agreements.
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The CEO said the contracts in question were negotiated between Portugal's government and the European Commission.
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But such a move would likely require reworking negotiated service agreements with Amazon and other companies.
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He also negotiated a $1.6 million settlement with a woman impregnated by Trump fundraiser Elliott Broidy.
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Be sure to read it carefully and make sure everything you've negotiated is included before signing.
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The difficulty of making progress militarily will make a negotiated solution more attractive to the Kremlin.
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Are you prepared to navigate those hurt feelings, exchanging exclusivity for a kind of negotiated democracy?
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The law was negotiated, written, and passed in a previously unimaginable period of just seven days.
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In Delaware courts, it is hard to challenge a deal that was negotiated with good process.
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Last contract, in 2016, they negotiated support for a groundbreaking restorative justice initiative in the schools.
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The companies argued that individually negotiated pricing regimes with the buyers should preclude class action certification.
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"If we can do it through a negotiated process, we're giving that a shot," he added.
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The requirements haven't taken effect and are still being negotiated between HHS and the Northam administration.
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But negotiations between Cohen and prosecutors then began in earnest and they negotiated a plea deal.
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A new one has since been negotiated and has been in place for over a year.
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Findings in cases are negotiated, not discovered; frontal assaults on high-powered law firms are eschewed.
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"An amicable negotiated resolution is definitely the way forward and in Rocco's best interests," he added.
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The deal was negotiated with Iran by the United States, Russia, China, Britain, Germany and France.
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The political upheaval could derail the Brexit agreement May has painstakingly negotiated with the European Union.
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Mr. Peres negotiated a $21993 billion arms deal and acquired a reputation as a canny bargainer.
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The repurchase program "may include open market purchases, private negotiated transactions or otherwise," the company said.
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They know the cease-fire was negotiated between Russia and the United States, over their heads.
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They set their policies for pilots based on the collective bargaining agreements negotiated by the unions.
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The Brexit deal that May eventually negotiated with European counterparts was rejected by MPs three times.
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Privately-negotiated Part D plans deliver low premiums and a diverse range of choices to beneficiaries.
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No, I wouldn't negotiate it the way it's negotiated ... I would have had a different attitude.
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I negotiated the Good Friday Agreement so that Northern Ireland could be at peace within Britain.
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Next week's deals include $7.49 billion from the negotiated calendar and $820 million in competitive offerings.
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They also negotiated a settlement with Starbucks that included an offer of a free college education.
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Traditionally, countries request cooperation from one another in accordance with negotiated treaties to obtain evidence abroad.
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A year later, President Donald Trump said he negotiated the planes' cost down by $1 billion.
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DUP leader Arlene Foster negotiated through the early hours with May, a DUP source told Reuters.
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Negotiated in 252, it was ratified by Brazil in 2002 and entered into force in 2005.
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He called for more a negotiated resolution on trade issues, stressing China opposes trade protectionist behaviors.
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Bour reportedly was claimed off waivers by the Phillies, and the two sides negotiated a deal.
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And of the campaigns Patton receives (usually via email), only about half get negotiated, she said.
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Britain's departure must be negotiated with the E.U. and could take as long as two years.
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As funds fight for negotiated deals, risks are rising in a crowded market place, analysts said.
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Negotiated deals offer Temasek an opportunity to build its portfolio away from the heat of competition.
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"They had essentially negotiated the number," a Firm executive familiar with the A.M.G. acquisition told me.
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As President, Uribe negotiated with the paracos , even as he escalated the war against the FARC .
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Russia's abrupt drawdown of forces could push President Bashar al-Assad, above, toward a negotiated solution.
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It took five days in May 2010 for that coalition government to be negotiated and formed.
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The final status of Jerusalem should be negotiated and only determined through negotiations between the parties.
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She said Citigroup negotiated the 2017 loan with Kushner Cos' business partner, a real estate developer.
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Yet another argument Trump uses is that Iran negotiated in bad faith and on false premises.
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The question is how the domestic actors and international groups can win a peaceful negotiated transition.
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Her team negotiated the new START treaty with Russia to reduce nuclear weapons and establish inspections.
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She negotiated the first agreement ever with China and India, officially committed to reduce their emissions.
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"They all negotiated a deal, came to an agreement or didn't, and went home," he said.
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They negotiated for 30-day credit terms, despite the fact that they had no credit history.
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She eventually negotiated with the lender to offer the house as a short sale for $125,000.
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She said Citigroup negotiated the 2017 loan with Kushner Companies' business partner, a real estate developer.
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The government negotiated the release of about 100 of them last year, and several have escaped.
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Several European countries have negotiated large arms and energy deals with Egypt in the past year.
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How are international agreements supposed to be negotiated when one party is a proven, prolific liar?
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" He described Mr. Puigdemont's efforts to force Mr. Rajoy into a negotiated settlement as "pure fantasy.
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It was negotiated that we could preset and wait for them to come into the room.
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More than 95 percent of cases end in plea bargains negotiated by lawyers behind the scenes.
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It makes intuitive sense — publish prices negotiated within the health care industry, and consumers will benefit.
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I'm not going to second guess what the leadership negotiated, because I wasn't in the room.
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And with the help of HUD, he successfully negotiated with the landlord for Primadonna to stay.
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Bronn negotiated with the pair, agreeing to accept two swank castles in exchange for their lives.
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We negotiated her level of care because bathing assistance bumped up the monthly price by $1,000.
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Mr. Forge reached Ms. Ferrarini, who consulted with a lawyer, and quickly negotiated a nonexclusive deal.
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He left open the possibility of a future Palestinian foothold there under a negotiated peace deal.
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The board negotiated a settlement for his departure, which included dissolving the lawsuit against Ms. Redstone.
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Many of those issues are unlikely to be addressed until the future trade deal is negotiated.
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After meeting secretly with the thief, Professor Langley successfully negotiated for the return of the lens.
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So the three fundamental options have not substantially changed: a negotiated deal, no deal, no Brexit.
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It also led to the largest foreign corruption settlement negotiated by the United States Justice Department.
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President Johnson announces he will not run again and will seek a negotiated peace in Vietnam.
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The deal that Prime Minister Theresa May negotiated with Brussels was robustly defeated in Parliament — twice.
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The tabloid connected Mr. Cohen with the lawyer who had negotiated the McDougal contract, Keith Davidson.
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Among the seven countries that negotiated the nuclear agreement, only America finds the deal's adoption controversial.
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On Friday, House Democrats passed a package negotiated with the Senate Republicans and the White House.
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I negotiated that deal, and G.M.'s problems go much deeper than one round of layoffs.
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Wages are generally negotiated for workers by union representatives, which vary by sector and by union.
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The Oslo accords called for a comprehensive Middle East peace agreement to be negotiated by 26.
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Virtually nothing that wasn't already agreed in the aborted T.P.P. agreement negotiated by the previous administration.
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Less clear is whether a truce can be negotiated between freedom and safety, creativity and practicality.
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The news of a negotiated proposal to decrease violence comes amid continued attacks in the country.
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"We negotiated a deal and a partnership with EA," says Scopely chief revenue officer, Tim O'Brien.
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Instead, individual agreements would be negotiated at the company or industry level between bosses and workers.
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Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Phil Gramm (R-Texas) negotiated and the Senate approved 22019-0.
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Over the long term, well negotiated trade agreements are usually positive, but often not for everyone.
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Over time, the PCAOB negotiated agreements with foreign counterparts that allowed them to perform audit inspections.
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But they were important parts, including relaxations on travel and commerce negotiated by President Barack Obama.
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Brussels had said the withdrawal agreement negotiated under his predecessor, Theresa May, could not be reopened.
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The message now from the Trump administration is that legal/regulatory penalties can be negotiated down.
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The bulldozers on my street aren't going anywhere until the next round of legislation is negotiated.
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Congress overwhelmingly opposed the deal when it was negotiated, but many critics now see its value.
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Despite a negotiated cease-fire, skirmishes break out daily, most of them with long-distance artillery.
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Like almost all congressional Republicans, he opposed the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration.
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A spokeswoman for the House Appropriations Committee said all 2017 funding bills were still being negotiated.
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But their case was largely shelved while the N.F.L. and the retired players negotiated their settlement.
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NFL owners voted to accept the negotiated terms for a new collective bargaining agreement on Thursday.
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