Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras demanded support with no strings attached.
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The theater simply commissioned a new work, no strings attached.
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He's inviting everyone to the throwback shows, no strings attached.
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Did giving out cash, with no strings attached, drive up prices?
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No other purchase is required, and there are no strings attached.
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China invested over $60 billion -- $60 billion -- with no strings attached.
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Kickstarter funding translates to absolute freedom for innovation, no strings attached.
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One start-up is giving mobile addicts power, no strings attached.
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The commissions come with "no strings attached," according to Mr. Abbott.
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Albany lawmakers wanted a fat pay increase with no strings attached.
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Believe it or not, this is free money, no strings attached.
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There's no strings attached when you buy American [liquid natural gas].
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He did a movie that was very similar called No Strings Attached.
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Other villages got a similar amount of cash, with no strings attached.
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There isn't a child allowance paid to all families, no strings attached.
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Sometimes you just want to get a little strange, no strings attached.
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Certainly, there are those are able to have sex, no strings attached.
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Let me be clear: we offered over $22,000 with no strings attached.
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Giving cash to families with no strings attached isn't a pointless gimmick.
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There's something magical about these no strings attached, short-term summer romances.
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A specific, no-strings-attached apology can be part of that process.
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Your "No Strings Attached" album is probably getting a little dusty too.
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Portman and Ashton Kutcher starred in the 2011 rom-com No Strings Attached.
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Fellowship money, office space, equipment and mentorship are granted with no strings attached.
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Others might know her for roles in It's Complicated and No Strings Attached.
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" A second source tells PEOPLE that the fling was always "no strings attached.
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Did you know you can watch TV, for free, legally, no strings attached?
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Some free apps really are no-strings-attached, such as those from PBS.
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Would a $500 monthly check, no strings attached, help more working families succeed?
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Trump went on to praise Palin for giving him a no-strings-attached endorsement.
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But did you know that free, no-strings-attached coupons for prescription drugs exist?
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You heard me correctly, completely FREE, zero dollars and zero cents, no strings attached!
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AI Grant issues no-strings-attached grants to people passionate about interesting AI problems.
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At first, the gentle giant is singing the praises of no strings attached dating.
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Humans have been looking for no-strings-attached sex since the dawn of time.
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Imagine receiving a pile of cash each month from the government, no strings attached.
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In the demonstration, 100 residents are given $500 a month -- with no strings attached.
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There are no strings attached and he doesn't owe anything to any special interests.
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You want a high-yield savings account that&aposs completely free — no strings attached.
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Anchor is completely free to use — with no strings attached, at least for now.
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Stockton will give 25 residents $212 a month for 21 months, no strings attached.
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Federal and state governments need to give no-strings-attached money to workers, now.
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Under the idea, the government would provide every citizen with a stipend, no strings attached.
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These two are back to their early college days of just dating, no strings attached.
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Photo: Screen grab of Ashton Kutcher in No Strings Attached Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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My favorite part was the spontaneity of it all as well as no strings attached.
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"Backpage was straight to the point no strings attached," he told Motherboard by text message.
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A couple enjoys four days of no-strings-attached romance after meeting at the theater.
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"No Strings Attached" was NSYNC's second album, and it was released in April of 2000.
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With the QC35 and QC30, Bose brings that same quiet-time fun, with no strings attached.
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What would a needy person do if you gave them $20173 a month, no strings attached?
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The idea of a universal basic income is simple: give everyone free money, no strings attached.
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CasualX is an app that caters exclusively to people who want encounters with no strings attached.
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A few weeks later, Sungame would send you back $1,500 as a rebate, no strings attached.
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Ethically made, sustainable leggings, free of charge, with no strings attached (except for a shipping charge)?
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When you're chill, you're always calm, cool, collected, and down to fuck with no strings attached.
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They get $1,000 cash on a monthly basis, with no strings attached, for 12 consecutive months.
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A divorced woman seeking no-strings-attached liaisons learns a sobering lesson about men and marriage.
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But the direct political work of the group has shifted from giving cash, no strings attached.
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The volunteer position came with a $1,000 annual budget, no strings attached, for flowers and shrubs.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has urged Congress to pass a "clean" bill, with no strings attached.
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Since February, 0003 residents of Stockton have been getting monthly payments of $500, no strings attached.
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With the Freedom Dividend, the government would pay every American $1,000 per month, no strings attached.
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They see no strings attached to the military aid or a meeting for Zelensky with Trump.
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What would happen if we gave everyone free money, every year, forever, with no strings attached?
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TM: It's not puppetry, since there are no strings attached, but it has that feel to it.
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No Strings Attached, a title Bass says he came up with in a cab with his bandmates.
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If you like them, you can purchase more substantial portions, but otherwise, there are no strings attached.
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It's not that there are no strings attached, you just can't see the strings or you're unaware.
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The prestigious prize comes with a no-strings-attached award of $625,000, doled out over five years.
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No purchase necessary, no awkward interaction with the sales clerk about "coming back later," no strings attached.
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Russia could salve Japanese honor by returning the two smaller islets to Japan with no strings attached.
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In addition, whatever emergency assistance the Federal Emergency Management Agency sends must come with no strings attached.
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If you're looking for a no-strings-attached hookup, consider hitting up a Cancer this cuffing season.
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Charlotte McMullen, Ashville, Pa. — No-strings-attached sex, except for two kids, a mortgage and a dog.
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Yet at the same time they want federal resources to support these projects, with no strings attached.
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And when you make your own, you can use it any way you want, no strings attached.
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Still, he acknowledged that a no-strings-attached basic income policy would be tough to implement nationally.
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Warren won't even take one-on-one, no-strings-attached, get-to-know-you meetings with rich donors.
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"I knew when I started One Heart that I wanted there to be no strings attached," she says.
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And every adult in the country would get a seed investment of $12,000 a year, no strings attached.
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After all, the No Strings Attached plot point is basically just a filtered down version of Wayne's example.
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The trouble is, the times you actually get something for free, with no strings attached, are pretty rare.
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Poor residents of Stockton, CA have been receiving a no-strings-attached monthly stipend of $500 since February.
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Then, under the Marshall Plan, we exported our treasure, no strings attached, to help rebuild a ravaged globe.
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"Moore said that the "No Strings Attached" star carried her to their bed that night and was "furious.
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Were Friends With Benefits and Steve Jobs superior to their respective twin films, No Strings Attached and Jobs?
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The awards are designed to honor "exceptionally creative people" and include a no-strings-attached grant of $625,000.
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The manager said they would send him to Tokyo for a three-month training with no strings attached.
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"Is it is a complete sale with no strings attached and no ability to go back?" he said.
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But with China's growing no-strings-attached aid behind the regime, the West's moral and economic leverage is decreasing.
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Chinese money comes with no strings attached, unlike most Western donations, which are often linked to the government's conduct.
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The bigger work disincentive, he says, was the mere fact that people were getting money with no strings attached.
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But if a bank winds up insolvent, European rules prohibit national governments from providing a no-strings-attached bailout.
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The fund, which is part of the Thiel Foundation, typically invests $350,000 in each startup, with no strings attached.
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Is a guaranteed paycheck from the government, with no strings attached, the answer to the relentless rise of automation?
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When someone offers you an escape route from a stifling style rut (no strings attached), you don't ask questions.
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Bloomberg Businessweek details how Facebook will strike up relationships with professors, giving them $25,000 no-strings-attached for research.
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" NSA, the muskier floral fragrance, is meant to evoke a "contemporary tale of forbidden love with no strings attached.
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Since 1997, revenue from a casino on tribal land has been given to every tribal member, no strings attached.
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It would have low- or no-interest loans—or, as Senter prefers, no-strings-attached grants—for Black entrepreneurs.
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"Clearview is available to all law enforcement officers to trial for free with no strings attached," the email said.
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"Friends With Benefits" (2011) and "No Strings Attached" (2011) have almost identical plots, but the former has better reviews.
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One priest had sex for the first time at 62, no strings attached, with a man he met online.
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It got fewer votes — in the Republican-controlled Senate — than a vote to reopen the government with no strings attached.
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After an hours-long interview by Yang at their home, the Fassis started collecting their monthly check - no strings attached.
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We're giving away a no-strings-attached, guilt-free $3,000 Norma Kamali shopping spree to stock up on summer styles.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - What would happen if poor villages were given cash for the next decade, no strings attached?
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The new, no-strings-attached prize will award $200,000 to five people making New York a better place to live.
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GiveDirectly is a charity that does exactly what its name implies: It gives poor people money directly, no strings attached.
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We are once again handing over the fruits of publicly funded research to for-profit corporations with no strings attached.
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Elizabeth Warren called for "No more slush funds or no-strings-attached handouts" for major corporations in the coronavirus bailout.
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FAFSA allows students to apply for financial aid from the federal government, no strings attached, for college or grad school.
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It's broadcast over the air, so you can buy a cheap antenna and catch the game with no strings attached.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, called "a clean DACA bill," which would allow the Dreamers to stay with no strings attached.
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To prevent widespread unemployment, he's proposing monthly stipends of $13,000 for all citizens aged 18 to 64, no strings attached.
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You can download all of these images and models for free, and use them however you want—no strings attached.
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It is readying plans to deliver $6003 a month in donated cash to perhaps 2600 local families, no strings attached.
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The annual awards are provided as seed money, with no strings attached, for intellectual, social and artistic endeavors, the foundation said.
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She does seem to be determined to return to Las Encinas, no strings attached, in her final scene of season 1.
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Fuck Yeah, Tennessee: This Week Tennessee became the first state ever to provide tuition-free community college no strings attached. Gov.
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For the next two years, the government will give them the equivalent of $660 a month — for free, no strings attached.
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Andrew Yang: Yang's key proposal is the Universal Basic Income plan which would give every American $153,000 with no strings attached.
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Universal basic income is the notion that a government should guarantee every citizen a yearly sum of money, no strings attached.
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"Happy Birthday Robin," Elwes, who has also starred in Saw, Kiss The Girls, and No Strings Attached, captioned the throwback pic.
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Philippines-born, Burbank-based animator Vernon James Manlapaz posted a video of magic broomsticks soaring through the park, no strings attached.
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It has rejected accusations of neo-colonialism in Africa, saying its aid there has no strings attached and is widely welcomed.
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Now it plans to test basic income, with a random group of 300,000 residents getting $500 a month — no strings attached.
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She added that the only way around this obstacle is to create a safe and comforting environment with no strings attached.
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The Finnish project is designed to test whether basic payments with no strings attached might be a plausible new economic model.
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In the Stockton project, the 100 recipients will be able to spend the money how they choose with no strings attached.
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"Loans aren't as good as no-strings-attached equity because they leave businesses with debt when they're trying to grow," Warren says.
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No strings attached,'" recalled Hughes, who admits that such a concept "raises eyebrows no matter which room you're in, left or right.
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In its first three days, it sold 2.42 million copies, easily smashing the 2001 record previously set by NSYNC's No Strings Attached.
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A spokeswoman for Grassley said he takes legal contributions that come with no strings attached and do not affect his Senate work.
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One of the reasons is because, by being platform-agnostic, it has the option of working with everyone with no strings attached.
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IF: You've already explained your no-strings-attached wishes but your bone buddy appears to have forgotten THEN: Issue an honest reminder.
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EURCZK1YV= Central bank board members have spoken of a clear-cut end to the cap - a sudden move, with no strings attached.
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Yang's signature 2100 policy is his "Freedom Dividend," a plan that would give every American adult $2100,2030 a month, no strings attached.
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Paul Krugman Why is Donald Trump planning to give away $700 billion — that's billion, with a "b" — to foreigners, no strings attached?
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In this situation, having the opportunity to try a new treatment with few or no strings attached can be a beacon hope.
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Since choosing to leave the team and play chess with no strings attached, I've never taken a penny from the Iranian government.
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Today's the day the convenience store chain offers a free small Slurpee to any customer who walks through its doors, no strings attached.
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He put up the first $20153 million with no strings attached, as that was the maximum amount of money that was tax deductible.
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He put up the first $2.2 million with no strings attached, as that was the maximum amount of money that was tax deductible.
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Of the people I spoke to, only a couple claimed to have a completely no-strings attached relationship with nightlife, drink and drugs.
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But it'll be more difficult to insist on that sort of thing considering AT&T's very similar deal came with no strings attached.
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The idea is to find out, if you give randomly selected people money with no strings attached, what they will spend it on.
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"When a person has their debt forgiven, we want them to experience that as a kind of no-strings-attached gift," he said.
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"Not only did she agree to make a custom doll for Charlie, she offered it as a gift, no strings attached," Crenshaw wrote.
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On HBO's Westworld, the access to consequence-free kill-sprees and no-strings-attached sex with robots are some of Westworld's primary draws.
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That's the beauty of Mozilla's Firefox Send, a free, intuitive, web-based service that lets you share large encrypted files, no strings attached.
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Universal basic income is a largely untested policy concept in which every citizen would get a regular government stipend with no strings attached.
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That's why Riaz offers a no-strings-attached preliminary visit to every patient, to make sure they understand the pros, cons, and risks.
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A similar but competing proposal has been floated by some prominent thinkers: providing every citizen with a universal basic income, no strings attached.
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At first, Hannah is mad, but then she decides to try and enjoy the rest of the weekend with him, no strings attached.
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But her lead increases to 708 thanks to support among superdelegates, who are given a vote at the convention with no strings attached.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged lawmakers to pass a "clean" debt ceiling hike with no strings attached before leaving for the summer break.
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However, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has repeatedly called on Congress to pass a "clean" bill to lift the cap with no strings attached.
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They won consistently with all three of their major releases, *NSYNC, No Strings Attached, and Celebrity, sitting at the top of the charts.
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Tamimi declined to say whether the channel received money from the Qatari government but said he'll accept any support, provided there's no strings attached.
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Just like Netflix, its bare-bones subscription doesn't require any daunting package choices and is extremely no-strings-attached and easy to figure out.
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Back in Timberlake's boy band days, a meme was born from *NSYNC's song "It's Going To Be Me," from their "No Strings Attached" album.
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In the future, you can imagine a hands-off option that will turn Lendix into a fully automated savings product with no strings attached.
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She began drum lessons at six and knew she wanted to be a performer at eight when she attended *NSYNC's "No Strings Attached" concert.
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While the Saudis have financed previous C.I.A. missions with no strings attached, the money for Syria comes with expectations, current and former officials said.
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For Emma, pleasure is connected to estrangement, and so sex has to be arranged on a queer dating app, discreet with no strings attached.
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At the time, Kutcher was involved in No Strings Attached while Kunis starred in the similarly themed Friends with Benefits, both about casual relationships.
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The last bastions of no-strings-attached, blank slate characters may be giving way, not least because we are encouraged to want them to.
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"I actually like the idea of investing in a campaign, but it has to be no strings attached," he said in a CBS interview.
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Portman starred with Kutcher, 40, in 2011's No Strings Attached while she worked with his wife Kunis, 35, in 2010's Black Swan.
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That's why some members of the Silicon Valley elite, better known for their contempt for government, advocate all-inclusive, no-strings-attached cash grants.
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"Genius grant" is the popular term for the MacArthur fellowship, a no-strings-attached $625,000 grant awarded to 24 "exceptionally creative people" each year.
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These Stasi-esque dossiers are also being handed over, no strings attached, billions of times per day — so goodness knows where they end up.
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Released in July, their debut single "Would You Mind" serves New Edition-style swingbeat verses with a powerful No Strings Attached-era pop chorus.
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They're going to get a letter in a yellow envelope that says this is a no-strings attached gift from people in the community.
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The award gives a quarter of a million dollars "no-strings-attached" to folks exercising "ethical disobedience" to take a stand against societal injustice.
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Non-committal sex with multiple partners pops up throughout film history, especially in comedies, like Friends With Benefits (2011) and No Strings Attached (2011).
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The summer solstice is also the day each year when the sultry sun moves from flirty, no-strings-attached Gemini into caring, sentimental Cancer.
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Defense lawyers also said that the sex has been consensual and that Winslow had cheated on his wife repeatedly with no-strings-attached sex.
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The sharp tip of this iceberg is "breeding," a growing fetish where people literally aim to conceive a child during no-strings-attached hookups.
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When in his long business experience did he receive a no-strings-attached benefit or gift with no expectation by the donor of reciprocity?
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Clinton explains in her book, she could not make the math work to justify a "no-strings-attached monthly check" to every American citizen.
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Mr. Serota will receive the award, along with a no-strings-attached $25,000 prize, at a gala on April 3 in New York City.
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However attractive the earnings numbers, we remain leery of businesses that never seem able to convert such pretty numbers into no-strings attached cash.
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Variety noted that while the tax credit isn't the largest in the country, it's one of the easiest to get, with almost no strings attached.
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Opposition groups in eastern Aleppo are simply asking for a pause in the fighting to allow people to leave, with no strings attached, Egeland said.
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After the schism happened, Nicholas and Livvy broke up; now, they meet up one day a year for a quick, no-strings-attached sex sesh.
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This is far from the first time either Kutcher or Kunis has been asked about the No Strings Attached actor's former relationship and subsequent divorce.
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"I actually like the idea of investing in a campaign, but it has to be no strings attached," he said in a CBS interview. 3.
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In the pilot alone, we see Ashe have an honest and no-strings-attached sexual encounter with her partner's very fine brother Maceo (Shamier Anderson).
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Casual hook ups and no-strings-attached flings aren't treated as a taboo or novelty on dick appointment YouTube, but as a fact of life.
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The money comes with no strings attached, it never has to be paid back, and it can be used for whatever the coercive actors want.
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For more than a decade, according to the Chicago Tribune, the Cubs have offered playoff tickets to local officials at face value, no strings attached.
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That means that effectively, the Amex card only offers 1.2% "cash" back, compared to the no-strings-attached 2% from the Capital One Spark Cash.
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After all, how awkward would it be if you think you're getting no-strings-attached sex but the other party wants an emotional relationship only?
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The concept of universal basic income — generally a set amount of money that all people receive monthly, no strings attached — is not a new one.
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Jason Goldberg, an American Airlines pilot and spokesman for the Allied Pilots Association, said any rescue package should not be a "no strings attached" deal.
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This put him at odds with Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, who has urged a "clean" increase of the debt ceiling with no strings attached.
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The problem is, Justin Timberlake just gave an interview dissing his former bandmates, so he'll probably only get involved if there are no strings attached.
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There are no strings attached in Karin Beier's "Submission," a shattering dramatization of Michel Houellebecq's controversial 2015 novel at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg, Germany.
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Kamphausen also said that Russia's "similar 'no strings attached' arms sales regime" is another reason why there will be fierce competition between Moscow and Beijing.
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Jamie returns to his cave for one last night, and Mary McNab surprises him with a home-cooked meal, and..."company" (wink wink), no strings attached.
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"Ashton Kutcher was paid three times as much as me on 'No Strings Attached'," Portman, Marie Claire U.K.'s February Issue cover star told the magazine.
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As pro-life feminists have long argued, the undisciplined testosterone-driven male libido, interested in no-strings-attached sex, benefits most from an abortion-permissive culture.
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It's something you can experience through your laptop or smartphone that's hopefully going to make you feel a little better for a bit, no strings attached.
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On Tuesday, Trump said he'd be open to a DACA bill with no strings attached (though that admission was struck from the official White House transcript).
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As Michael Waldman pointed out, just because you have the right to something doesn't mean it comes with no strings attached; even constitutional rights have limits.
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That is more than can be said for China's no-strings-attached concessional lending, which, according to AidData, has no effect on the receiving country's GDP.
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I Did It Again and No Strings Attached sound just as good as they did back in 2000, and Amazon's got it on sale right now.
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"It's inspired by the exact same values of cash, no strings attached, to achieve financial stability, recognizing the dignity and freedom of each individual," he said.
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Pornhub (yes that Pornhub) is offering $25,000 to a woman who wants to pursue education in STEM fields science, technology, engineering and math — no strings attached.
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In other words, he took the middle ground between letting the money vanish over human rights concerns and giving Egypt the money with no strings attached.
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In a possible indication of which way MOFCOM will lean, Beijing last year unexpectedly cleared Royal Dutch Shell's takeover of BG Group, with no strings attached.
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When Mayor Michael Tubbs of Stockton, California, suggested giving residents in his city $500 a month with no strings attached, he wasn't floating a new idea.
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The fund is backed by no-strings-attached donations from a slew of bitcoin companies like miner BitFury and individuals like LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman.
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From this fraught start began a longstanding friendship with the arena's chief developer, Bruce Ratner, who commissioned Mr. Mermelstein to do his stuff, no strings attached.
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It is readying plans to begin a trial of so-called Universal Basic Income, handing out cash grants to several hundred local families, no strings attached.
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In 2017, Finland became the first European country to test a government-backed unconditional basic income, which gave people a regular stipend with no strings attached.
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The M.I.T. Media Lab's proposition is simple: Break the rules or shake up the status quo, and you might win $250,000 in cash — no strings attached.
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In 2017, Finland became the first European country to test a government-backed unconditional basic income, which gave people a regular stipend with no strings attached.
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Democratic Senator Jeff Jackson said the repeal effort failed because Republicans reneged on their deal to bring the measure to a floor vote with no strings attached.
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But regardless, it is the only program in the US — and one of the few in the developed world — offering cash to every citizen, no strings attached.
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When Claire is sent away from her home, she comes across seven local men with whom she embarks on a no-strings-attached journey of sexual awakening.
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B says he keeps an eye out for "negative behavior traits," as he's heard horror stories of no-strings-attached hook ups that ended up getting obsessed.
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"The money from the Foundation for the NIH has no strings attached," George Koob, director of the NIH's Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, told the Times.
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And if tons of people are dropping out of the workforce, and everyone's still getting checks from the government, no strings attached, wouldn't the cost become prohibitive?
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Despite pressure from the White House, top House Republicans haven't committed to a no-strings-attached vote on raising the nation's borrowing limit before the August recess.
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China has become Africa's biggest trading partner, supplying aid and investment with few or no strings attached in terms of the rule of law and human rights.
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A basic income is essentially social support in the form of lump-sum payments with no strings attached, just like income from waged labor minus the work.
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On the other hand, in the U.S. you can pick up a three-pack for $299, or $129 for a single router unit, no strings attached. Exclusive?
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Jive labelmates NSYNC, whose recordings began to appear in '220, would go on to sell nearly 21997 million copies of No Strings Attached in 270 months' time.
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Club Church is a bastion of free sex—the only real sex club in Amsterdam, where the parties are all about getting some no-strings-attached action.
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Wi is particularly worried about the proliferation and popularity of dating apps among young people, which she believes are making no-strings-attached sex easier to obtain.
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The general idea — that the government should give every citizen a regular infusion of free money with no strings attached — has been around since the 16th century.
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He said the US cash had no strings attached, unlike China's -- strings that can lead to Beijing essentially taking over infrastructure in countries that can't repay its loans.
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It's also easier to act like you want same things as everyone else, like a big intense huge love affair or a lot of no-strings-attached flings.
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Forty-nine percent answered yes when asked whether "many people" would stop working if there were a universal basic income of $13,2000 a year with no strings attached.
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Next was Grande's hit "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" which samples an old 'NSYNC song, "It Makes Me Ill," from their 2000 album, No Strings Attached.
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Despite pressure from the White House, top House Republicans haven't committed to a no-strings-attached vote on raising the nation's borrowing limit before Congress adjourns in August.
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Had he simply announced that he was retiring, no strings attached, the Yankees would not have had to pay him the money still owed him under his contract.
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The 35-year-old actress revealed to Marie Claire UK that costar Ashton Kutcher was paid three times more than her for their 2011 film No Strings Attached.
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During 2008, I watched first-hand as our government offered a no-strings-attached bailout to the same giant banks that had driven our economy over a cliff.
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Low-cost loans with strict guidelines for allowed and disallowed usage for big business (no stock buybacks) would be much better than giving dollars with no strings attached.
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Starting early next year, the Economic Security Project, a private foundation, will pay a group of Stockton residents $500 a month for 18 months, with no strings attached.
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But last June, as migrant children were dying in Trump's border cages, Pelosi granted him $4.6 billion in taxpayer money for "border security" with nearly no strings attached.
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In a refreshing twist, he says he will wait for her to do all the things she wants to do — as long as it takes, no strings attached.
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Millions of Americans lost their homes, jobs and life savings while Wall Street received the largest taxpayer bailout in the history of the world with no strings attached.
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People who thought they were getting a perk with no strings attached are getting 220 tax forms from some major card brands, including Chase, American Express and Discover.
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Finland's landmark experiment with basic income — the idea that the government should give citizens a regular infusion of free cash with no strings attached — is showing promising results.
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Natalie Portman shocked moviegoers all over the world after she revealed that she made three times less than her co-star Ashton Kutcher in the movie No Strings Attached.
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By thinking about it as "just sex" or as a "no strings attached" experience, we limit our understanding of sexual relationships and the diverse ways that people approach them.
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Today, August 23, Uber announced it's relaunching a partnership with Visa that rewards you for eating and shopping at certain local and national restaurants and stores — no strings attached.
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" The department's head, Jonathan Brown, told BuzzFeed News, "It was a one-time endowment with no strings attached...It's also worth noting that Prince Alwaleed is a private businessman.
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Citing the concerns of more moderate members, Pelosi got behind the Republican-led, Senate version of a border spending bill, and the House passed it with no strings attached.
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Pisces season starts Monday evening, and can go a few ways for Leos of different walks of life: You can have an inordinate amount of no-strings-attached sex.
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Speaking at the groundbreaking of two bridges in the capital funded by a Chinese grant, Ambassador Zhao Jianhua assured the Philippines his country's financial aid had no strings attached.
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When the Twitterverse got wind of the dog's new haircut, it took it and ran with it — back to a simpler time when Justin Timberlake had No Strings Attached.
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"He was very quickly known as an easy source of money with no strings attached," a Washington philanthropist told the Huffington Post for a story on Otaiba's growing influence.
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Preliminary results are in for Finland's landmark experiment with basic income — the idea that the government should give citizens a regular infusion of free cash with no strings attached.
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Not only did Visual Studio Code come with no strings attached, but it was available for Apple's MacOS and the open source Linux operating system, in addition to Windows.
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Not only did Visual Studio Code come with no strings attached, but it was available for Apple's MacOS and the open source Linux operating system, in addition to Windows.
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Commonly if not officially known as "genius" grants, they recognize "exceptional creativity" in various fields and come with no-strings-attached awards of $270,236 each, distributed over five years.
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Thus far, Trump and Republicans have pushed for a free-for-all of corporate giveaways based on cozy relationships with the White House or Congress, with no strings attached.
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People who don't know better might give their bank account information to a so-called government official who's offering to unload a no-strings-attached $1,200 government aid check.
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The wife, Lucy, embarks on an orderly affair with a man who's up for some no-strings-attached sex once a week, and the two inconveniently fall in love.
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Over the past decade, interest has grown in an ostensibly unorthodox approach for helping people who don't have much money: just give them more of it, no strings attached.
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After attempting the Friends with Benefits/No Strings Attached route, Kunis took charge when she realized her feelings for the actor after he told her about someone he was dating.
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First, it has simply picked a number of games each month to give away for free, no strings attached — and not shovelware either, but actually great games that people want.
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"Giving people enough money to live on with no strings attached" is necessary to achieve true "equality of opportunity" and could "eventually make real progress towards eliminating poverty," Altman wrote.
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But Edward Hammond, an advisor to Third World Network, said small farmers needed support, and open access to plant data should not mean a "no-strings-attached free-for-all".
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We already provide $2628 billion of cash assistance — money with no strings attached — to working people in the form of refundable tax credits through the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
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Think of Schultz, who dedicated $250 million to employee education with no strings attached, and as soon as employees finish their degree, they are free to walk out the door.
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In other words, every single person in one lucky Ontario community may soon receive a payday from the government for doing nothing at all, with no strings attached—sort of.
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Starting early next year, the Economic Security Project, a private foundation, will pay a select group of residents in Stockton $500 a month for 18 months, with no strings attached.
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Next year, a random sample of the 300,000 residents of Stockton, a port city in California's Central Valley, will get $500 per month ($6,000 a year) with no strings attached.
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But the coronavirus stimulus legislation is the third such no-strings attached cash infusion for election security since the 20203 contest was marred by a Russian hacking and disinformation operation.
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Italian Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Tuesday that the euro zone's bailout fund ESM should be used to help economies hit by the coronavirus crisis, with no strings attached.
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Dropping that policy, at least temporarily, and instead effectively embracing a no-strings-attached amnesty for those illegal immigrants who were brought here as minors might boost the president's popularity.
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It happened during the summer, when field officers from an American nonprofit called GiveDirectly paid a visit, making an unbelievable promise: They wanted to give everyone money, no strings attached.
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After all, what they're getting is no-strings-attached data, technology and information that can go a long way to covering one of most challenging days of a journalist's year.
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It allocates $50 billion in no-strings-attached spending for communities smaller than 50,000, distributed by their state governments for whatever stuff they need most: better bridges, roads, transit systems, broadband.
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In a magazine interview, Portman revealed that she was paid three times less than her male co-star Ashton Kutcher for her role in the 2011 romantic comedy "No Strings Attached".
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And yet Jacklin is being given cash with no strings attached, and choosing to use it in the way that she feels will most benefit her family in the long run.
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The North Koreans wanted the aide to keep their country afloat, and ultimately -- and secretly at the time -- the South Koreans gave it to them with little or no strings attached.
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"The one thing I love the most about the label is the fact that it's no strings attached," Singh said, explaining that the label's concerns aren't with view counts and likes.
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"My comment to him is, 'Those sound fine, I believe I'm qualified, but I want to make sure there's no strings attached, you're not expecting anything in return,'" Grimes told NPR.
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The women hadn't quite faced their situations until Vivian, who relishes her sexually liberated, no-strings-attached lifestyle (you go, Jane Fonda), selects Fifty Shades of Grey for their book club pick.
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Moments later, Cersei declared that the Lannisters would join forces with Dany and her army, noting that she was doing this out of the goodness of her heart with no strings attached.
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Aimed at news organisations in Europe, the group provides no-strings-attached grants to businesses that are aiming to bring more innovation to the field using tech like AI, mobile and more.
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On the other hand, an allowance with no strings attached isn't always a good thing — it can turn into an expectation of entitlement, said Clark Randall, a Dallas-based certified financial planner.
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But although the donors of the Great Slate may belong to income brackets several steps above their constituents, they're "thousandaires," not plutocrats, and the money they're sending comes with no strings attached.
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The US is one of the only developed countries in the world without a child allowance — a government program giving every family a set amount of money per child, no strings attached.
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"Ashton Kutcher was paid three times as much as me on No Strings Attached," she told Marie Claire U.K. "I wasn't as pissed as I should have been," Portman told the magazine.
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The foundation is widely known for its so-called genius fellowship: a $625,000 stipend over five years, no strings attached, that has gone to artists, actors, photographers and others over the years.
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No Strings Attached—which turns 20153 this month—continued the marriage of pop, R&B, and hip-hop they teased on their debut, which even included TLC's Left Eye as a feature.
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And it gives urgency to the argument that future administrations should give more to and demand less of lower-income Americans — up to and including showering them with money, no strings attached.
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"I was real skeptical," he says, when he went to a meeting at city hall where representatives of GiveDirectly explained that every household in Rose City was getting $2500,21, no strings attached.
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The "no strings attached" infrastructure deals China has made in African markets serve as a template for a Chinese military and intelligence strategy that is difficult for the average Westerner to comprehend.
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Basic income, in its simplest form, is a straightforward idea: Everyone in a given country or state or city gets a set cash allowance (say, $22016,210 a month) with no strings attached.
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When I created a profile on Tinder and OkCupid, saying I was looking for no-strings-attached encounters, plenty of single men messaged me and I got together with several of them.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for "extraordinary originality and dedication," come with a no-strings-attached award of $235,258, distributed over five years.
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Richard W. Painter, a former White House ethics lawyer, said that if it was not a straight cash sale with no strings attached, then there was still potential for conflict of interest.
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When the trial launched in 2017, it made Finland the first European country to test a government-backed unconditional basic income, which essentially pays a person a regular stipend, no strings attached.
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It's inspired by the exact same values of cash, no strings attached, to achieve financial stability, recognize the dignity and freedom of each individual, but it's a more modest place to begin.
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The idea is appealingly simple: In such a system, a government would guarantee each of its citizens a yearly stipend of enough money to cover a basic standard of living, no strings attached.
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Since 1996 UTC has been running a programme under which its employees can take part-time degrees and have tuition fees of up to $000,000 a year paid for them, no strings attached.
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If that's you, then rejoice: All you have to do to snag the freebie is buy $35 worth of MAC products, and your Ruby Woo will come free of charge, no strings attached.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $267,232, distributed over five years.
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In the vein of many of her songs, it's about a particular stage in a romantic relationship; in this case, the grey area that bleeds between no-strings-attached sex and a situationship.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $237,251, distributed over five years.
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For instance, many poverty researchers support a child allowance, a policy common in Europe that gives parents a set amount of cash, no strings attached, to help them pay for their children's needs.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $246,242, distributed over five years.
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But Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, has urged Congress to raise the borrowing limit as quickly as possible, with no strings attached, to avoid roiling financial markets and putting the economy at risk.
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Since 1982, the Alaska Permanent Fund, a state-owned investment fund established using oil revenues, has paid out an annual dividend to every man, woman, and child living in Alaska, no strings attached.
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Known colloquially as the "genius" grant (to the annoyance of the foundation), the fellowship honors "extraordinary originality" and comes with a no-strings-attached grant of $625,000, to be distributed over five years.
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Leading off was Andrew Yang, the tech entrepreneur who's built his campaign on the idea of giving a "freedom dividend" of $12,000 per year — guaranteed income, no strings attached — to every adult American.
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"We have received donations, with no strings attached, from the hotels in Finland; restaurants in Helsinki; Finnair, the national airline company; the three big ferry companies that operate in Helsinki," Mr. Lahti said.
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Her life is hard, but not as hard as it was before she received six monthly cash donations worth about $100 each, with no strings attached, from a United States government trial program.
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Rubio's team has insisted to me that that's not the case, and that they'll institute reforms to prevent people without any income from getting thousands of dollars from the government, no strings attached.
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To break it down, New York is giving Amazon a tax subsidy of $22016,000 per job created, plus $325 million in cash from New York economic development corporation Empire State Development — no strings attached.
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It comes as his hometown of Chicago is poised to become the largest city in the country to test this idea of giving $500 a month to a 1,000 families with no strings attached.
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Labor Day is well-loved for its no-strings-attached Monday off from work, but also because it habitually rings in tons of sales ( all of which we're keeping track of here for you).
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"Current government policies focus on providing access to credit to entrepreneurs, but loans aren't as good as no-strings-attached equity because they leave businesses with debt when they're trying to grow," Warren wrote.
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The second-annual awards identified five new technologies to award no-strings-attached grants to, which have the potential to make a significant impact on the environment, workers, businesses, and even international policy making.
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Unless you're deeply committed to the no-strings-attached life (or one of those mythical people who marries their high-school sweetheart), chances are you've experienced a breakup at some point in your life.
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And it takes the US closer to the system most other rich countries use of simply giving every family a child allowance of a few thousand dollars per kid every year, no strings attached.
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Her other honors included a 19953 MacArthur fellowship — the so-called genius award, with a no-strings-attached grant of $500,000 — and the 2013 L'Oreal/Unesco For Women in Science award for North America.
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Although Egypt may be willing to take free money from foreign powers with no strings attached, Cairo is fiercely independent of its prerogatives and has its own set of national interests guiding its actions.
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The governments of Finland, Ontario, and Utrecht are all launching tests of the policy proposal, under which everyone in a given country would get a set amount of money every year, no strings attached.
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Rohit Chopra, a Democratic commissioner on the Federal Trade Commission, said that airlines shouldn't get a bailout with "no strings attached," calling for helping workers first, stopping buybacks and bonuses and restoring passenger protections.
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The so-called twin film phenomenon isn't terribly rare — examples include the Truman Capote biopics "Capote" (2005) and "Infamous" (2006) and the romantic comedies "No Strings Attached" and "Friends with Benefits," both from 2011.
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NEWARK, N.J. — Local leaders across the United States are turning to private donors to fund an out-of-the-box policy experiment they think could go mainstream: Giving cash to residents, no strings attached.
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So at one end of the spectrum you have this no-strings-attached hookup culture, and then on the other side you have people connecting emotionally in a virtual world, but never meeting up.
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After the actress revealed he made triple her salary when they costarred together in the 2011 romantic comedy No Strings Attached, Kutcher took to Twitter to applaud her for having the courage to speak up.
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With pizza serving as a go-to, no frills meal for so many Americans, it's also no surprise that a few slices would be the preferred post-coitus meal for a no-strings-attached encounter.
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These people, while flawed, are her "best friends" and yet she only interacts with them with them if there's something in it for her (Marianne's couch, Ethan's sperm, Nick's penchant for no-strings-attached sex).
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They hooked up at the party and became friends with benefits, mimicking the situation of the twin movies each had starred in the year before: Kunis in Friends With Benefits, Kutcher in No Strings Attached.
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The Breakthrough Prize carries a no-strings-attached $3 million award — more than double the amount of the Nobel Prize; part of the prize's goal is to bring wider appreciation to the work of scientists.
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Yet as superpower competition fell away after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, so too did the no-strings-attached military and economic aid that had sustained many African dictators for so long.
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The drastic reforms listed above can only be led by someone like Mulvaney, who has repeatedly called for Congress to pass "clean" continuing resolutions to ensure that the budget is balanced with no strings attached.
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And, also just as in the film, she'd assembled a team of like-minded young women—dubbed the Flying Garter Girls—to help her provide no-strings-attached companionship to those road-weary touring musicians.
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It started a series of organic-chemistry symposiums that brought together industry and academic researchers, and it began offering no-strings-attached gifts — barrels, staves, anything — to universities with strong wine- and spirit-making programs.
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While it is nice to get gifts from family members, you need to make sure you absolutely set boundaries and tell your family that there has to be "no strings attached" with any money gifts.
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On Wednesday, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced the 24 recipients of its annual fellowship, often called the "genius grant," which awards $625,000, no strings attached, to "exceptionally creative people" each year.
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With Venus retrograde beginning on October 5, here are the signs you should go for this cuffing season—whether you want kinky, no-strings-attached sex, or a lover to discuss your deepest, darkest secrets.
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In addition to helping Pollitz break away from the gas market, Kent's sponsorship, which he said he gives to X-Ray with no strings attached, invites everyone involved to learn a little more each time.
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The Freedom Dividend, outlined in Yang's second book The War on Normal People, is a $24,24-per-month (or $24,2020-per-year) check mailed to every adult American age 2215 to 251, no strings attached.
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"This week all 5,555 households will be getting a letter letting them know that their medical debt has been canceled, no strings attached, because of the generosity of the people Christian Assembly Church," Hughes said.
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"Friends With Benefits" critic score: 68%"No Strings Attached" critic score: 49%The plot: A man and a woman agree to have consensual sex while remaining just friends, but they wind up falling in love.
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BP Chief Executive Bob Dudley has stated that his company's partnerships have "no strings attached," but these released documents suggest that the public's longtime concerns are founded, while breeding further and even more worrying ones.
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First Finland announced it would launch an ambitious experiment to see if it would work to give everyone in a specified area a set amount of cash every year from the government, no strings attached.
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The people of Switzerland will go to the polls this weekend to vote in a potentially historic referendum to provide everyone in the country with a no-strings-attached monthly payment of 2,500 Swiss francs ($2,524).
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AT&T announced its agreement to buy Time Warner in 2016 but didn't emerge with full, no-strings-attached control of the company until February 2018, when the DOJ lost its appeal to block the deal.
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Playing alongside actor Ashton Kutcher in "No Strings Attached", Portman has stated in an interview with Marie Claire U.K. that she was paid three times less than him for her role in the 2011 romantic comedy.
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The amount fluctuates from year to year according to how the fund's doing, but can get quite high; in 2015 it was $2,072 apiece (meaning a family of four would get nearly $8,300, no strings attached).
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Six thousand rupees, with no strings attached, is what the Congress party is promising to hand out to the poorest fifth of households if it wins power in the national election that begins on April 269th.
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We talk to Susan Unterberg, the person behind the Anonymous Was a Woman foundation that gives $25,000 — no strings attached — to female artists over 40 and then we discuss a boxing exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum.
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The series begins with a six-night fling of no-strings-attached sex between two strangers Rob (Rob Delaney) — an American businessman visiting London — and Sharon (Sharon Horgan) — an Irish primary school teacher living in London.
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Some of the players who prefer the no-strings-attached funding status quo criticized our use of the College Scorecard data, despite the fact that it continues to be the best source of consumer information available.
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While Republicans had previously demanded spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt limit under former President Obama, the Trump administration and GOP leaders have previously supported increasing the ceiling with no strings attached under Trump.
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His most distinctive proposal, which he's fought for since 2017 in the Senate, is a child benefit that would give all but the richest families $250 to $300 per month, per child, with no strings attached.
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" Yang's campaign is built around a starkly different, though no less bold, plan to overhaul the economy: a so-called universal basic income in which all U.S. citizens receive $1,000 a month with "no strings attached.
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Being tagged for exactly as many L's as Doug Drabek is not as big a hang-up for Jane as Billy thought it would be, and so they begin a no-strings-attached-but-not-really relationship.
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No one in the real world will just offer you a no-strings-attached makeover, and trying on one ensemble after the next is really more of a burden for your friends than a bonding group activity.
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Having ditched a very persistent Wes by claiming that she just wants to have some no-strings-attached fun while she's in San Junipero, Kelly moves on to a slick new guy, mostly to make Yorkie jealous.
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No Strings Attached (geddit?) is an Australian television series set to air on ABC's video on-demand platform, iView, after it was picked up by the broadcaster following its first season on YouTube as Tales from Tinder.
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For a limited period of time, and in three regions across the province, the government will be giving people a living wage, for free and with no strings attached, and seeing how the hell it goes, eh?
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Democrats in Congress rejected the first version of the Senate's phase three stimulus bill because it would have heaped half a trillion dollars on businesses with virtually no strings attached and no commensurate effort to help workers.
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First, researchers at academic medical centers should not accept any payments other than research support from drug companies, and that support should have no strings attached — no control over the design, interpretation and publication of trial results.
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ROME, March 24 (Reuters) - Italian Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Tuesday that the euro zone's bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, should be used to help economies hit by the coronavirus crisis, with no strings attached.
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Audiences were treated to a serious dose of déjà vu in 2011 when "Friends With Benefits" (starring Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis) was released just six months after "No Strings Attached" (starring Ashton Kutcher and Natalie Portman).
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Yang, who worries that a third of American workers could lose their jobs to automation over the next 220006 years, wants to give every working-age adult in the United States $2202,2628 per month, no strings attached.
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Some of the most delicious offerings this week: After learning she walked four hours to work every single day, a couple at a Denny's in Galveston, Texas decided to gift their waitress a car — no strings attached.
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They will hand out $1,000 a month to 1,503 people, no strings attached, and $50 a month to the rest, allowing for comparisons in how recipients use the money, and what impact it has on their lives.
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"It was funny because I'd just done this movie called No Strings Attached and she just did a movie called Friends with Benefits and we legitimately lived out our movies, which was virtually the same movie," he explained.
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How refreshing would it be, rather than having to "volunteer" your staff to take on projects, to actually have someone raise their hand and say he or she will do whatever it is you're asking—no strings attached?
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How refreshing would it be, rather than having to "volunteer" your staff to take on projects, to actually have someone raise their hand and say he or she will do whatever it is you're asking — no strings attached?
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The prime minister's office has sought to explain the deposits by saying that Mr. Najib received $681 million from the Saudi royal family as a gift with no strings attached and later returned $620 million of the donation.
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Before long, the health-care safety nets in these states may look very different from those in Democratic ones—and indeed from those in other rich countries, where the poorest citizens receive health care with no strings attached.
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It would not require Democrats abandoning their commitment to the social safety net to foreground programs more directly linked to work and independence, and to acknowledge the problems of dependence and stagnation associated with no-strings-attached support.
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The idea — which calls for the government to give everyone in a given city/state/country/whatever enough money to live in, no strings attached — is being tested in Finland, in Ontario, in the Netherlands, and in Kenya.
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But skills training programs that narrowly target the poorest people globally, transfer them assets with no strings attached, and offer them mentoring and assistance may actually produce the sustained gains in prospects we've been looking for all along.
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Over the next two years, Riyadh gave its Arab cousins billions in no-strings-attached aid in a bid to help vanquish the Muslim Brotherhood, stabilize Egypt's perpetually flagging economy and secure the country's reinstalled military-led government.
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Beijing has been accused of offering cheap, no-strings-attached loans to African governments that are in dire need of financing to boost their economies — with the sting of default coming when those nations can't repay those debts.
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The album drew its name, Zipless, from Jong's famous coinage "the zipless fuck" (a no-strings-attached hookup), featured in the same novel in which Jong essentially depicts Daou's father trying to force her to perform oral sex.
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Basic income, a proposal in which every American would be given a basic stipend from the government no strings attached, is often brought up as a potential solution to widespread automation reducing demand for labor in the future.
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In the past few years the idea of a "universal basic income" (UBI) that would be paid to all, with no strings attached, has generated a lot of debate, and significant support, both on the left and the right.
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An ongoing basic income pilot in Canada's most populous province that gave people with low incomes a no-strings-attached monthly support payment was unceremoniously cancelled on Tuesday by the administration of newly elected Progressive Conservative Premier Doug Ford.
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Grande began singing her hit "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" — which samples an old 'NSYNC song, "It Makes Me Ill," from their 2000 album, No Strings Attached — when 4/5ths of the group (minus Justin Timberlake) appeared.
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They first starred together in 2011's Just Go With It, the romantic comedy about a plastic surgeon (Sandler) who pretends to be married to his office manager (Sandler) so he can enjoy future dates with no strings attached.
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Outdoor sex, boozy park dates with the promise of more outdoor sex, the unspoken clause that there are no strings attached, and this brief, sun soaked affair will end just as the cicadas start their own public mating dance.
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"There are no strings attached to this arms sale to the Saudis, and thus these munitions we are selling to the Saudis will be used to increase the humanitarian catastrophe that exists on the ground in Yemen," Murphy added.
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China has long bristled at accusations, mostly from Western nations, that it is solely interested in Africa's raw materials, and that its no-strings-attached approach to loans and aid has only encouraged graft and brought unsustainably high debt.
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He's taken "no strings attached" to the extreme, effectively letting the nonprofits spend the money on anything that offers shelter to homeless families, even if the initiative was nowhere to be found on the original applications or grant agreements.
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Between 2008 and 1700, all residents below the age of 60 living in the Otjivero-Omitara region of Namibia received a basic income: 100 Namibian dollars ($6.75) per person per month, no strings attached, regardless of their socioeconomic status.
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His second book, 2018's The War on Normal People, laid out his plan for a "Freedom Dividend": a $1,000-per-month check (that's $12,000 per year) mailed to every adult American ages 18 to 3.53, no strings attached.
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Carney said the BoE had scope to do more stimulus in the form of rate cuts and quantitative easing, but ruled out negative interest rates, and rejected "flights of fancy" such as handing out 'helicopter money' with no strings attached.
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How the LGBTQ rights cases before the Supreme Court affect all Americans Elizabeth Warren suggests, without evidence, that Facebook changed its political ad rules after meeting with Trump A California city gave some residents $500 a month, no strings attached.
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Here's what you can find at the big stores (and what to watch out for): So long as you only want a Pixel, Google has some of the best deals around — it's one of the few stores with no strings attached.
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In writer-director Richard Linklater's ebullient follow-up to Boyhood, we witness the pure, no-strings-attached pleasure of college life in the early 25s, the filmmaker's ensemble of beer-loving, skirt-chasing bros just lookin' for another good time.
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Xiaojun Li, an assistant professor of politics at the University of British Columbia, looked at Chinese assistance to African countries and found conditions put on aid by Western donors were less effective when alternative no-strings-attached finance was available.
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"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary has a simple yet lyrical response to all the buzz surrounding the idea of universal basic income (UBI), or the distribution of a "no strings attached" cash handout to every citizen regardless of employment status.
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Shaming undergraduates who are upset by all this and assailing deans who must cope with them have a chilling effect on "no strings attached" alumni generosity like Mr. Johnston's, which shielded free inquiry from donors with more mercenary and ideological agendas.
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The presidential candidate wants to give $1,000 a month to every adult American with no strings attached, a so-called universal basic income that Yang plans to pay for in part with a new value-added tax on goods and services.
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With lawmakers in both parties reluctant to embrace a bailout with no strings attached that could anger voters, the measure includes a prohibition against stock buybacks by corporations that receive federal dollars and imposes a two-year limit on executive compensation.
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"These are nontraditional safe spaces in plain view — no strings attached," said Takeesha White, who is the acting assistant commissioner for the Bureau of Systems Partnership in the Center for Health Equity, which is part of the city's health department.
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Thomas brought up the fact that a number of Black economists have questioned the Value-Added Tax plan Yang has proposed to pay for his universal basic income program, which promises to give each American $1,000 a month, no strings attached.
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In keeping with that no-strings-attached spirit, employees may move on as they see fit – unless they happen to be among the nearly one in five workers bound by a contract that explicitly forbids getting hired by a competitor.
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A Democratic bill, which would have reopened the government with no strings attached, received more votes than the bill backed by Mr. Trump, which included temporary protections for some undocumented immigrants in exchange for $5.7 billion for his proposed border wall.
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His evaluation of GiveDirectly — a charity that gives cash directly to people in Kenya and Uganda, no strings attached — with Jeremy Shapiro has been particularly influential, and is what I mainly know him for (it's good, you should read it!).
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Red Robin offered a no-strings-attached burger of my choice and Jersey Mike's put up a full sub and soda, but Jack in the Box's two free tacos were only available with an additional purchase, as was P.F. Chang's free appetizer.
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The idea of a universal basic income — a check sent out by the government to every American, no strings attached, just for being alive — is sometimes decried as un-American, as a way for people to get money they didn't work for.
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But for the purposes of congressional procedure, if not real-world economic policy, Congress can pretend that there will be no bailouts in the event of a crisis and then just pony up the bailout money with no strings attached when crisis strikes.
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In 2011, they both starred in Just Go With It, a romantic comedy about a plastic surgeon, played by Sandler, who pretends to be married to his office manager, played by Aniston, in order to enjoy dating other women — with no strings attached.
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Mr Luce likes the idea of a "universal basic income", paid to all citizens with no strings attached, but notes that governments would need to be tough about not extending it to all comers from across the world, drawn by its promises.
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AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France (Reuters) - IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Saturday that a proposed joint euro zone budget could be designed with conditions so that it does not become a no-strings-attached transfer of rich countries' cash to poorer members.
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Paris and Berlin also want the new ESM to be able to extend a credit line with no strings attached to countries experiencing an economic shock, provided they have been observing all EU fiscal rules limiting the size of the deficit and debt.
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So while it's easy to blame dating apps like Tinder for making no-strings-attached sex (and therefore, STI contraction) easier, it's also important to recognize that STI awareness and prevention is your responsibility — and Tinder just made that a whole lot easier.
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The group created the sweepstakes to rally interest in a universal basic income—the idea that every person should be given enough money to cover their basic needs, regardless of financial hardship or work ethic or anything else, with no strings attached.
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But for the purposes of congressional procedure, if not real-world economic policy, congress can pretend that there will be no bailouts in the event of a crisis and then just pony up the bailout money with no strings attached when crisis strikes.
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This is the kind of bailout that the United States and many other countries orchestrated in the recent past, but Renzi has a problem doing it for Italy: Relatively new EU rules prohibit governments from doing this kind of no-strings-attached bailout.
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Winners may come from fields as diverse as the arts and creative expression, workforce and economic development, civic engagement, environment and sustainability, immigrant rights, food and nutrition, homelessness, and/or youth development and receive $200,000 to further their work, no strings attached.
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These are the kind of oversight requirements that Democrats hope will prevent this fund from being regarded in the way that TARP was — that it was some sort of giveaway with no strings attached, that allowed companies to take advantage of government help.
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These are the kind of oversight requirements that Democrats hope will prevent this fund from being regarded in the way that TARP was — that it was some sort of giveaway with no strings attached, that allowed companies to take advantage of government help.
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Instead, volunteers could reassure women that by carrying their pregnancies to term they were fulfilling their natural destinies as mothers, staving off a litany of woes, from promiscuity to suicide, while standing up to men who wanted sex with no strings attached.
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They have also created a hashtaggable slogan — #securethebag — out of his signature campaign proposal to give $20,2360 a year in no-strings-attached cash to every American adult, as a cushion against the mass unemployment he believes is coming thanks to artificial intelligence and automation.
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For liberals and leftists, the research suggests that the EITC's tie to work could be severed completely without major economic damage, and the government should move toward a no-strings-attached cash subsidy for the poor, like a basic income or negative income tax.
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U.S. policymakers and business leaders could use the backlash over Khashoggi's murder to demand that Saudi Arabia take actions to end its support for extremism: Provide a no-strings-attached grant for establishing a coalition of NGOs focused on global efforts to counter violent extremism.
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Basic income, wherein the government gives everyone enough cash to live on with no strings attached, struck me as an idea in that mold: another never-going-to-happen but fun-to-think-about alternative to the unfettered financial capitalism of the second Bush term.
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Lindy Fishburne has spent most of the last six years heading up Breakout Labs, a San Francisco-based program that's underwritten by renowned investor Peter Thiel and that in 63 began offering nascent science-focused startups up to $350,000 in funding with no strings attached.
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On Thursday, the organization announced they are rolling out a program to send Americans enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) $1,000 loaded on debit cards after the beneficiary gets them in the mail beginning with 200 recipients next week — no strings attached.
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Mr. Yang thinks the best way to blunt the impact of automation is by giving people a universal basic income: His proposal, known as the Freedom Dividend, would give $1,000 each month to each American over the age of 18, with no strings attached.
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To that end, his office said he would introduce a single-year extension, no strings attached — including no mention of charter schools, which had been a sticking point between Republicans in the Senate, who want more charters, and Democrats in the Assembly, who do not.
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Yankees 11, Pirates 5 PITTSBURGH — As the swings and misses and empty trips to the plate accumulated, it became increasingly easy to wonder if Chris Carter — even with a modest, no-strings-attached, one-year, $3.5 million investment — was worth the trouble for the Yankees.
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In addition, there are many other groups will give you cash, training, and community with few or no strings attached: Ashoka is a foundation that engages in scouring for and choosing the leading social entrepreneurs across the globe, who it refers to as Ashoka Fellows.
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It was a win, first of all, for the American people because it kept the government running, avoided a government shutdown, allowed us to keep paying our bills, and empowered FEMA to provide emergency hurricane relief to Texas, Louisiana and Florida — with no strings attached.
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This is the kind of bailout that the United States and many other countries orchestrated in the recent past, but Renzi had a problem doing it for Italy: Post-crisis European Union rules prohibit governments from doing this kind of no-strings-attached bailout.
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They have also created a hashtaggable slogan — #securethebag — out of his signature campaign proposal to give $12,000 a year in no-strings-attached cash to every American adult, as a cushion against the mass unemployment he believes is coming thanks to artificial intelligence and automation.
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AirPods contain multitudes: You can use them to talk on the phone, listen to music while working out (without the fear of them flying out of your ears), with your Apple Watch if you feel like going phone-less, while doing the dishes — no strings attached.
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GiveDirectly, a charity that provides no-strings-attached grants to the world's "extreme poor," has revealed it has received a $242 million donation from OmiseGo, a fintech startup that held a $25 million ICO last year to develop a decentralized payment network, and Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin.
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Jennifer Lawrence acknowledged this in her 2015 Lenny Letter essay in which she famously called out being paid less than her male American Hustle co-stars, as did Natalie Portman, who was paid three times less than Ashton Kutcher despite being billed first on No Strings Attached.
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But specifically, what are doing as it relates to income equality and really beginning to close that gap is a guaranteed income pilot where we are giving resources to extremely low-income families and in effect $23.5,250 a month for 2100 months with no strings attached.
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The fact that the TV guys were willing to experiment with no-strings-attached free TV at all shows you just how freaked out they were about the power of YouTube, which in 2007 and 2008 looked liked it was going to swallow the entertainment business completely.
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Silicon Valley leaders like Elon Musk, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, and eBay founder Pierre Omidyar have expressed support for efforts to study the feasibility of a universal basic income — a system in which everyone would get a regular stipend from the government with no strings attached.
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He also said that while he believed Britain would likely be granted a further extension in the talks if they seek one in October, the assumption by some in the United Kingdom that such a no strings attached extension was a given is a naive view.
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What it calls the "activation model" kicked in at the beginning of this year: The measure withholds benefits from unemployed people who, for instance, are thought not to be searching for jobs actively enough — the opposite of a basic income program, which comes with no strings attached.
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Read more:These are the 21 ingredients that make an Impossible Burger look and taste like meatIf the idea of spending $10 a month on delivery fees gives you cold feet, you can always sign up for a free one-month trial of DashPass, which comes with no strings attached.
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As 2017 wound down, hope was still alive for a no strings attached "clean" Dream Act that would offer a path to citizenship for these young people who were brought to the United States as children, who went through American schools, and who often know no other home.
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While Draper does believe change is desperately needed to combat income inequality not only in the U.S. but globally, he doesn't believe socialism or free-cash handouts (the idea of giving out a "no strings attached" cash handout to every citizen regardless of employment status) are the solutions.
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The company, which began in 2012 by offering simple and transparent loans for web purchases, is today launching a mobile app to the public that acts as a virtual credit card, so it can be used as a line of credit with no strings attached for pretty much any online purchase.
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Promotions are not necessarily going to fall into your lap, but I think that if you position yourself in the right conversations, and you're available and always up for trying — whether you're on the hook for it or not — people appreciate a willingness to jump in with no strings attached.
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For years, momentum in child poverty circles has been building for a policy called a child allowance, which would offer all or almost all families a set check per child (say, $300 per month for young kids, and $250 per month for older kids), with no strings attached or work requirements.
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The free-to-play switch, along with the redesign that shoves newcomers directly into what used to qualify as Destiny 2's endgame, seems to be built on a a very simple and straightforward pitch: come play this thing that lots of people find extremely fun, with no strings attached.
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Sam Altman, CEO of Y Combinator, a highly successful startup accelerator that helped give rise to companies like Dropbox, Airbnb, and Reddit, announced the company's plans to research universal basic income—or as he put it, "giving people enough money to live on with no strings attached"—in a January 2016 blog post.
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DACA activists from Fight for Our Dream-- many of whom are undocumented themselves -- amped up their message of civil disobedience and hunger strikes demanding that Congress passes a clean DREAM Act, which would ensure a pathway to citizenship for undocumented youth with no strings attached like harmful enforcement amendments or border funding.
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Days after Grande began dropping hints that the boy band would make an appearance during her set, the group walked out to perform with Grande on her hit song "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored," which samples "It Makes Me Ill," an old 'NSYNC song from their 2000 album, No Strings Attached.
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He said he'd be open to a DACA bill with no strings attached, defining that as "a DACA bill, but we take care of the 800,000 people ... but I think, to me, a clean bill is a bill of DACA, we take care of them, and we also take care of security," the president said.
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The Obama administration canceled plans to sell the same offensive weapons to Saudi Arabia that Trump is now proceeding with, Murphy noted to reporters, adding: "There are no strings attached to this arms sales ... and thus these munitions we are selling to the Saudis will be used to increase humanitarian catastrophe on the ground."
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As someone who writes frequently about universal basic income — the idea of giving everyone enough money to live on, no strings attached — the most common argument I hear against the proposal has nothing to do with its cost, or the potential that it'll discourage people from working, an attack that former Vice President Joe Biden used this week.
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Thanks to a little table-turning, Rebecca is able to talk Josh into not caring so much about that inconveniently timed personal revelation, and the premiere finds that the two have subsequently slid right into a no-strings-attached casual thing, with Josh crashing on her couch and Rebecca plotting a happily ever after once again.
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With 125,000 residents, over 54,000 homes, 32 square miles, 750 miles of road, and three distinct downtowns, The Villages in Florida is one of the largest retirement communities in the US. It's also been described as a raunchy, booze-filled boomtown for those who want to fill their twilight years line-dancing and no-strings-attached sex.
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It's an idea first proposed by California-based traumatic brain injury advocate Kim Archie, one that would provide researchers with much-needed cash while removing NFL influence from the equation: enact a $1 federal excise tax on all league tickets, and give the money directly to the government for concussion and TBI research, no strings attached.
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All the while, the Republicans did what Republicans do—sought to direct whopping no-strings-attached funds to powerful interests while effectively removing all nonwealthy people from the equation, pausing at regular intervals to laud the integrity and handsomeness that their forgetful and vinegary president had brought to duffing every single aspect of the governmental response to the virus.
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The companies — all of them roughly six months old or younger, and all led by current college students or recent graduates — were part of the Launchpad program of three-year-old Pear, an early-stage venture firm that annually invites computer science students from top schools to build companies in their office with a $1003,000 uncapped note and no strings attached.
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Basic income — the idea of just giving everyone in a given country a regular, guaranteed cash payment, no strings attached — is still pretty far from being adopted in the US. But it's been gaining steam as an idea for a while now, most recently garnering praise from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in his widely viewed Harvard commencement speech last week.
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Oh, and she worked with the greatest boy band of the millennium (no disrespect to BSB, but these cuties truly tore up our hearts.) On Thursday, Burruss, 39, posted a vintage picture in the recording studio with 'NSYNC's Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick, revealing she wrote their single "It Makes Me Ill" off their 2000 album No Strings Attached.
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Its lion's share of the recently enacted US tax cut was not a reward for a job well done, but a no-strings-attached gift of the sort that would make almost anyone smile and applaud politely as the boss, who spent much of the past year creating chaos and crisis, indulged in a subdued version of his usual display of bragging and self-congratulation.
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"No Strings Attached" — Ivan Reitman"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" — Burr Steers"Jane Got a Gun" — Gavin O'Connor"Hesher" — Spencer Susser"Love and Other Impossible Pursuits" — Don Roos"A Tale of Love and Darkness" — Natalie Portman"Eating Animals" — Christopher Dillon Quinn"Eve" — Natalie Portman"Foxy Trotter" — Chris Prynoski"Important Artifacts and Personal Property from the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, Including Books, Street Fashion, and Jewelry" — Announced, no director attached as of yet.
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Huey Long was the first major figure to back UBI in the U.S. when he proposed a minimum income of $2,000 to $2,500 in 1934 (between $38,303 and $48,129 in 2020 dollars), but it was most recently popularized by former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, who tried to sell Americans on the idea that all citizens, ages 2278 to 2000, should get a check for $22019,212 every month, no strings attached, from the U.S. government.
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The aim for the app — which is launching on iOS today (Android will come later; maybe by fall) — is to provide an ever ready, almost no-barrier-to-entry chat channel that offers mobile users no-strings-attached socializing free from the pressures (and limits) of existing social graphs/friend networks; as well as being a context-savvy aid for content and event discovery, which means helping people dive into relevant discussion communities based on shared interests and/or proximity.
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Read more:Here&aposs what you can do to help people experiencing homelessness this holiday seasonThe 9 states with the worst homelessness crises reveal how bad the housing crunch has gotten in US citiesPop-up shelters that can be assembled in 20 minutes without tools could provide a new type of housing for the homelessA woman who gets $500 a month, no strings attached, reveals what it&aposs like to be one of the few people in the US to get a basic income
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Last night, I was watching No Strings Attached, the seminal 2011 film about casual sex starring Ashton Kutcher and Natalie Portman, which, if we're being honest, falls well short of even the low bar of "lazy When Harry Met Sally remake," yet does succeed on the merits of it being about two very attractive people having sex, having a cast of future all-stars—like Greta Gerwig, Mindy Kaling, and Jake Johnson, as well as the already-famous Ludacris; let it sink in that Greta Gerwig and Ludacris were once in a movie with Ashton Kutcher together—and also a few well-placed jokes.
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The Y2K shutdown didn't happen; the age of blogging began; boyband fanaticism reached its peak with NSYNC's No Strings Attached while Backstreet Boys were still riding hard on Millennium; MTV launched Cribs, giving us a personal insight into the inner lives of the stars then fully distanced from the rest of us by the absence of social media; Britney Spears released Oops, I Did It Again, Limp Bizkit released Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water, and both artists had such an equally massive impact on the zeitgeist that Eminem namechecked them in the same breath in a song he performed at the VMAs surrounded by lookalikes in an effort to skewer 00s pop culture and his own influence on it.
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