" He also has said, "I'm not really going to pass along ... I could pass along some stories idea, but I may or may not and you don't have to do any of them.
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Q: What lessons do you pass along to your kids?
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And then I have to pass along also my wealth.
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Q: What life lessons would you pass along to others?
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I just pass along to those who need these opportunities.
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The FBI did not pass along the information for investigation.
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Robbins asked if she had any advice to pass along.
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We're lucky if we can pass along what we're at.
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But we want to pass along more concrete things, too.
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Tell him you want to pass along a healthier message.
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That which you don't heal or address you pass along.
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He would have to pass along those expenses to performers.
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Q: What life lessons did your folks pass along to you?
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Others will pass along donations to local animal shelters as well.
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Ohr texted back: I will pass along to my colleagues, thanks.
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The real issue is why Trump would pass along bad information.
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Q: What lessons do you pass along to your two boys?
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Regardless, he won't get any pass along those lines in 2020.
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Children can pass along the virus for even longer than that.
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And they might pass along the extra costs to American consumers.
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We've reached out to Tinder and will pass along any updates.
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He wished to pass along coördinates for ISIS bases inside Mosul.
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But the Times did inadvertently pass along a long-debunked falsehood.
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KS: Right, so it's pass-along, it's like a virus. Exactly.
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CAVUTO: All right, two quick tech items to pass along right now.
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Q: What life lessons do you try to pass along to others?
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Q: What life lessons do you pass along to your two kids?
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So, he didn't have to pass along any higher prices to consumers.
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Companies would be allowed to pass along the cost to their customers.
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Back in December, Mueller requested that Cambridge Analytica pass along internal documents.
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Sometimes they pass along messages from YouTube staffers related to specific cases.
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They can then pass along those savings to improve a garment's quality.
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Q: What money lessons did you pass along to your own kids?
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She also opened the floor to concerns or questions to pass along.
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Q: What life lessons do you pass along to your own son?
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Staffers screen these comments, categorize them, and decide what to pass along.
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And we just mindlessly pass along information without reading or checking it.
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A few others asked me to pass along their condolences for them.
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Mr. Shaw did, however, pass along his best regards to Ms. Scharfeld.
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Q: What life lessons do you pass along to your own kids?
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Q: What life lessons do you try to pass along to them?
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A controversial California law passed in September makes it easier for utilities to pass along the costs from fire-related liabilities to customers, but the legislation doesn't guarantee that companies could pass along costs stemming from 2018 fires.
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So, therefore, I wanted to be the one to pass along this information.
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We pass along our deepest condolences to the friends and family of Jemel.
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Whatever is announced on August 21 at Gamescom, we'll pass along the word.
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They also pass along vetted links to essays, videos, articles and book recommendations.
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Q: What life advice would you pass along to everyone else out there?
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That is a lesson that I continue to pass along to our son.
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So therefore, I wanted to be the one to pass along this information.
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On Monday, a woman answering the door promised to pass along a message.
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I'll be sure to pass along to my friends who own newsboy caps.
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Make sure to pass along the info to other co-workers as well.
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That is a lesson that I continue to pass along to our son.
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Q: WHAT LIFE LESSONS DO YOU PASS ALONG TO YOUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN?
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Here's how they came to pass, along with some arguments for and against.
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That is the lesson that I continue to pass along to our son.
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If not, they pass along the person's contact information to a local church.
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Q: What legacy do you hope to pass along to the next generation?
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On top of that, no one knows how much of the border adjustment tax tax U.S. importers will pass along to American consumers, and how much of the border adjustment tax rebates U.S. exporters will pass along to their foreign customers.
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"We must end the fearful stigma that people intentionally pass along HIV," Wilding says.
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Q: For that future family, what life lessons would you like to pass along?
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The first 100 customers will receive a National Park Pass along with the camper.
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Q: What life lessons do you try to pass along to your two kids?
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"I decided to pass along some of my 7th Heaven memorabilia," Mitchell tells PEOPLE.
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Q: What money values do you want to pass along to your two children?
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When did the Russian president pass along this key bit of information to Trump?
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With a 3–2 Republican majority, the proposal will likely pass along party lines.
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Good for Ana Suda for refusing to pass along that lesson to her daughter.
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He said he was there to pass along a note to the Closs family.
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"This is what it is all about, to pass along the baton," he said.
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The two articles are likely to pass along party lines after hours of debate.
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Instead, the Department of Justice advised Mr. Maguire not to pass along the report.
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"If the leader issues any statements, we'll be sure to pass along," she said.
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Have you thought about the life lessons you want to pass along to them?
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Q: What life lessons do you try to pass along to your own kids?
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AT HOME CEO - WE WILL NOT PASS ALONG WITH ADDITIONAL PRICE INCREASES TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
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Motorists should be prepared for wintry conditions over Snoqualmie Pass along I-90 in Washington.
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" He continued, "So therefore, I wanted to be the one to pass along this information.
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Periods of rain and snow are likely over Donner Pass, along Interstate 80 in California.
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Motorists should be prepared for wintry conditions over Snoqualmie Pass along Interstate 90 in Washington.
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So you have to be careful, stations you've won is information you pass along [quickly].
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Q: What values about philanthropy do you want to pass along to your three children?
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Still, not every business has the ability to absorb or pass along higher labor expenses.
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Plan sponsors could then pass along drug manufacturers' discounts to patients through lower cost-sharing.
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Given your work advising female entrepreneurs, what's a key lesson you try to pass along?
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He said the industry was able to pass along big increases right after the disaster.
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The coalition produces an assembly line of allegations, which the mainstream media dutifully pass along.
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People formed human chains to pass along supplies and remove chunks of lumber and concrete.
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While Iberia does pass along fuel surcharges, they are low (under $100) on these routes.
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This particular variety of cereus is a pass-along plant, easily shared via rooted cuttings.
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In past shutdowns, many contracting companies declined to pass along back pay to their employees.
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Some would give lectures to pass along the information when they returned, one person said.
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Thus, there would be fewer ticks to pass along pathogens to next generation of mice.
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There are a few interesting ideas that I'll pass along over the next few weeks.
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He also asked parents to pass along any information they might have about the incident.
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Bossie declined to answer specific questions for this report, but did pass along a statement.
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"I'm really big about read and pass along," the 30-year-old Chicago resident said.
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For example, Fortress could pass along a deal that does not necessarily fit its mandate.
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But companies are widely expected to pass along the cost of higher tariffs to American consumers.
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And in the age of Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, it's easier than ever to pass along.
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You might expect a supermodel to pass along her expensive creams, lotions and shampoos to husband.
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But the company's push to pass along some of the healthcare costs led to a standoff.
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She asked the reader to pass along Peterson's contact information so that she could reach out.
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Some small businesses pay all the administration fees while others pass along the costs to workers.
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So, I asked some of the studios he's worked with to pass along an interview request.
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By the way, before let you go, I want to pass along this to our viewers.
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Again, it has the support to pass along partisan lines -- so long as immigration is dealt.
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"My grandfather was a Wiradjuri elder," he said, and was anxious to pass along the culture.
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Case officers rarely steal secrets themselves; instead, they recruit well-placed foreigners to pass along information.
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She called the company to pass along the positive message and couldn't believe what happened next.
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But the expectations for what a presidential standard-bearer would pass along have typically been higher.
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Aetna will pass along rebates to some consumers amid growing demand for transparency over drug prices.
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There are also newsstand sales and a pass-along circulation rate bringing it up to 70,000.
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Pass along the art of making a decent martini ("It'll come in handy someday," she predicted).
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That means the drop in interest rates enables them to pass along those savings to consumers.
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Last week, we solicited reader questions to pass along to California's new attorney general, Xavier Becerra.
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And retailers cannot pass along the cost, because they must offer free shipping in order to compete.
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Next time, they'll have printouts of the ordinance available to pass along to anyone who challenges them.
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A: That's not how I run my businesses and so, no, that's not what I pass along.
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I emailed the researchers to see if they could pass along the name of those specific docs.
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Q: You have a kid, so what life lessons do you try to pass along to him?
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That's why it's important to her to pass along substantial beauty wisdom to her daughter, Krishna, 8.
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It is also expected to pass along party lines and then face tough odds in the Senate.
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And the company said Tuesday that it would pass along more of that money to its shareholders.
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You can also, I learned, pass along this equivalent amount of cash in the form of property.
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Q: What legacy do you want to pass along with your business, especially as retail companies struggle?
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Establishing your priorities will provide clear boundaries around what you take on and what you pass along.
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" Instead, Carlson now knows, "That is how we pass along the gift of courage to each other.
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Some businesses, especially retailers, may need to pass along higher labor costs to maintain slim profit margins.
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Ai was the first doctor to pass along information about the then–mystery illness inundating her hospital.
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Hands can pass along germs that can cause disease, especially respiratory infections like colds or the flu.
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I am wondering if you know her well enough to potentially pass along my name and resume.
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The charity, among other things, brings clothes and food to jails to pass along to incarcerated businessmen.
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Mr. Widdicombe said he felt he had a responsibility to pass along the note to Mr. Humphrey.
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They may have been helped by advice they received and are trying to pass along some wisdom.
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Consulting/Training Another way to pass along your knowledge is by launching a consulting or training business.
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The vote is planned for Thursday and the repeal proposal is expected to pass along party lines.
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Launched in 1982 to pass along oil profits, Alaskans each received $1,600 from the fund last year.
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As he and Leroux rode to court in shackles, Pokora tried to pass along the gang member's advice.
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By diversifying our energy portfolio, we can keep business costs low and pass along further savings to customers.
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Can everyone also pass along an emergency contact number in case either of your numbers go to voicemail?
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Bailey's pass along the boards was picked off by Jakob Chychrun, who fired the puck up the ice.
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Q: Did your "Sopranos" co-star James Gandolfini pass along life lessons to you, before he passed away?
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Zachert said the company would for now manage to pass along higher petrochemical raw material costs to customers.
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A sizable sharing button is also included, allowing you to pass along recommendations to friends through other apps.
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Q: What life lessons do you try to pass along to your own son Jack, who is 19?
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When the Henderson, North Carolina-based company tried to pass along rising aluminum costs, customers slowed down orders.
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Nevada's Gaming Control Board said it will pass along records compiled on Paddock and his girlfriend to investigators.
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Because it works with providers to pass along prescriptions to pharmacies, it has access to that medication history.
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Because they don't have brick-and-mortar locations, they are able to pass along those savings to customers.
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She also has some advice for young academics, which she told her owner to pass along to you.
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According to NBC, he contacted Russia through a secure back channel to pass along evidence of the hack.
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Aetna said Tuesday it will pass along to consumers savings from the rebates it negotiates with drug companies.
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The committee requires a quorum to vote on nominees to pass along nominations to a full Senate vote.
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Hospitals and other providers will pass along bad debt and costs associated with charity care for uninsured people.
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And the court upheld prosecutors' right to pursue insider trading charges when executives pass along tips to relatives.
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Jack: Before we sign off, can I pass along this additional bit of good news about the internet?
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But I remember it vividly as I attempt to pass along the same wisdom to the next generation.
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Apple also owns the customer relationship, unlike Google or Facebook, refusing to pass along even subscribers' email addresses.
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Many people who have the coronavirus also exhibit only mild symptoms, making it easy to unwittingly pass along.
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The group's recommendations included increasing parental accountability and encouraging students to pass along information about potentially violent students.
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So she asks Dr. Castillo, who performed the operation, to pass along a letter to the transplant recipient.
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They are expected to pass along a roughly party-line vote with possibly a handful of Democratic defections.
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At the same time, the physical toll football has taken isn't an inheritance he wishes to pass along.
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In some cases, the banks have refused to pass along information on fees and interest rates they charge.
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Collins called on Schiff last week to pass along all documents and information gathered in the impeachment inquiry.
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Businesses simply pass along the tax to the consumer, resulting in higher prices at the point of sale.
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Now that he has children of his own, Jacobs is eager to pass along his love for the movies.
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DNC management later says that IT technicians failed to pass along the message that the system had been breached.
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Then we pass along their information and their biographical background and the answers to those questions to a customer.
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Instacart said on Twitter it would pass along a suggestion to recruit government employees who are out of work.
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For years, Tesla had given customers a referral code that they could then pass along to other potential buyers.
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Our blood is full of gifts and curses, and we don't get to pick which ones we pass along.
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Whether his support will pass along to his replacement, former São Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad, remains an open question.
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He is genetically engineered to pass along a lethal gene to wild females that makes the females' offspring die.
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Not having to buy pizza ovens meant requiring less space, so the company could pass along savings to customers.
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He said he decided to pass along Mr. Ismaily's proposal, with a caveat-laden cover memo, to Mrs. Clinton.
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Meadows extended an invitation on Friday to Rosenstein's staff, who offered to pass along the message, GOP sources said.
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Some formed human chains to pass along bags of bricks that front line activists were using to block traffic.
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Q: You have a few kids, so what lessons about life do you try to pass along to them?
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If you have some money to pass along, a general savings account might be a great place for it.
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Most of CND's roughly 60 members just take pictures of suspects, using WhatsApp to pass along leads to cops.
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Or whether they're working now, they're concerned with being able to pass along what they have to their kids.
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But at the end of the day, it's going to be something that we pass along to the customer.
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Many dual-class shares are written in such a way that founders can pass along control to their heirs.
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I live a life with purpose and passion and love to pass along the information I've learned to others.
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And most families are too weak to manage these forces and pass along the American dream to their kids.
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Others find pricing inefficiencies in a market,exploit them on behalf of consumers and pass along the savings at scale.
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And the mission isn't just to slay your strands, but also to pass along knowledge about styling to each client.
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"All the additional cross-border costs the company would bear and, likely, would pass along to the consumer," she said.
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Further, the genes that allowed the bacteria to be resistant could pass along to other bacteria, causing more resistant strains.
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And after reading them, we have a deep-seated fear of technology, which we will now pass along to you.
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Skinny bundles have faced pressure as programming licensing deals continue to soar and companies pass along the prices to customers.
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And that is something I want to pass along to not just my own children, but to those around me.
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Snow plows pass along a snowy Highland Street in downtown Worcester, Massachusetts, as a winter storm arrives in the region.
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His parents, both teachers, were tapped out; his mother was selling cookies to pass along whatever extra cash she could.
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A royal source tells PEOPLE that this is an "organic shift" to pass along the patronages to share the workload.
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However, he also encouraged me to stay in the Bay Area and offered to pass along my resume to peers.
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"People pass along our name to their friends with a chuckle, and that goodwill translates to growing sales," said Tobiason.
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But Express Scripts collects other rebate-like fees from drug companies that it doesn't have to pass along to employers.
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If we can pass along some humanitarian values to players, and even potential future military recruits, that's a great bonus.
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The Somalia campaign is a blueprint for warfare that President Obama has embraced and will pass along to his successor.
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Long-term memories are moderated by synapses, essentially tubes that allow one neuron to pass along a signal to another.
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If there's something that I've learned along the way that I can pass along, I'm always happy to help people.
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It is not manipulating the American people for the White House to pass along to experts its view of issues.
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It is likely to pass along party lines in the House, but faces an unlikely path in the upper chamber.
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Or, if I'm feeling generous and evangelical, I might pass along "Cloudbursts," Thomas McGuane's book of new and collected stories.
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TC: Meaning you suggest an action plan for the doctors to pass along to their patients based on these assessments?
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We're giving it to the consumer, but we're giving it to the car company to pass -- companies to pass along.
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People in this category might do things like pass along the fabrications against Baltic democracies that crop up relentlessly online.
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The articles are expected to pass along party lines on Wednesday evening, setting up an impeachment trial in the Senate.
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In the meantime, I'm mailing you a few thing to pass along to the AZ Dept of Corrections #LetItFlow pic.twitter.
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Nor does he set out to make a point or pass along a revelation, all reasons to distrust a poet.
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Along the way, they pass along a pair of jeans between them that keeps them together throughout their different journeys.
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US refiners, forced to pay up for heavy crude, will pass along at least some of the costs to gas stations.
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Why this matters: Insurers have to pass along the subsidies to low-income people; that part of Obamacare isn't being questioned.
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"I'll be sure to pass along any statement the leader makes on this," a spokesman for McConnell told BuzzFeed News Friday.
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They also noted that retailers like Walmart and Macy's plan to pass along price increases to consumers, to protect their margins.
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Sitkowski then gave Rutgers a 21-0 halftime lead by hitting Blackshear with a 9-yard pass along the left flank.
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Yes, but: The data points do not factor in the rebates and discounts that drug manufacturers pass along to industry middlemen.
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She gave me some useful hints about changes to a few upcoming products that I can pass along to my team.
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It's been applied, increasingly, in a lot of other places, and I think that that's important for me to pass along.
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Is it just that hospitals can pass along the full cost to the patients regardless, or is something else at play?
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Contractors may pass along the fees to process credit card charges, adding roughly 2 percent to 3 percent to your bill.
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CNBC asked Jackson Health to pass along a request for comment to Ramkissoon, but has not yet heard back from her.
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The plan also calls for cutting out-of-pocket costs by requiring drug plans to pass along manufacturer discounts and rebates.
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It is imperative that we pass along the history, beauty and recreation that our parks hold for many generations to come.
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The information U.S. spies collected over the summer was considered credible enough by intelligence agencies to pass along to the FBI.
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"Winemakers are quite helpful toward each other, and happy to pass along information," said Caroline Jones, owner of Domaine Rouge-Bleu.
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Nevertheless, should the young doctor somehow pass along actionable intelligence against Al Qaeda, the C.I.A. would have drones ready to strike.
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They used a personal cellphone or a flash drive that was delivered by courier to pass along the inflated price quotes.
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Most companies were only able to pass along a small part of the increase seen in their input costs in October.
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With the exemption limit at $2202 million, someone can pass along $2628,28500,6900 and pay just 2628 cents total in estate tax.
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From there, concerned voters can pass along info and local polling officials will be notified and take the proper next steps.
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The goal, he said, is to pass along the wealth they have helped build in the decade since the company started.
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PBMs then pass along the savings to the employers and health plans that hire them, often keeping a cut for themselves.
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Planet Fitness, a huge discount chain with 1,200 locations , always offers a free day pass along with $10 a month memberships.
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But if the data falls short and you still want advice, let me pass along something our pediatrician once told me.
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Pass along these investments after you die, and your family can pretty much avoid ever paying capital gains tax on them.
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When she was as young as 8, she would read the radar gun and pass along the speeds to her father.
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Because of Harvey and Irma, she anticipates reinsurance rates rising, prompting insurance companies to pass along those costs to ordinary Americans.
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Spokesman Lorenzo Lopez said in part Walmart looks for a way to lower costs and pass along the savings to shoppers.
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We are very, very strict about making sure that every piece of information that we pass along, we fact-check independently.
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I can assure this concerned reader that we'll keep on top of this case and pass along all that we find.
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" Zucker prodded a producer to pass along a question to Tapper through his earpiece: "Have you guys ever made any mistakes?
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Goldstone tells Trump Jr. that a Russian lawyer, working on behalf of the Kremlin, wants to pass along incriminating information about Clinton.
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Valero said RINs cost it around $750 million last year, though there are competing arguments over whether refiners pass along those costs.
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On the other hand, vegan meat alternatives tend to be more expensive, and restaurants usually pass along the higher cost to consumers.
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You can say you'll pass along her name, but you don't know where they are in the hiring process (you probably don't).
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People are noticing that the GOP candidate uses the crutch of "many people are saying" to pass along outrageous and unproven assertions.
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Q: As a father and grandfather, with five children and 13 grandchildren, what life lessons do you pass along to your grandkids?
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Scherr will pass along his role as Goldman's head of Latin America to Marc Nachmann, head of the firm's global financing group.
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I knew that baseball had helped change my life, and I wanted to pass along what I knew to help somebody else.
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The best part is you can guarantee the Night King will pass along this attractive trait onto the kids you have together.
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" Wholesalers said the import tariffs were "inflating prices, which are difficult to pass along to the end user due to competitive pressures.
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For many companies, the rising cost of materials pressured profits because they were unable to pass along price increases to their customers.
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This is especially true, he explains, for parents who are hoping to pass along a family business to their children one day.
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For parents, it's an easy way to pass along toys or clothes that your children quickly got tired of or simply outgrew.
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But even in households that have better control over their money, parents often don't pass along important financial lessons to their kids.
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Or flip it around: What about posts that pass along Trump's unsubstantiated claim that millions of people voted "illegally" in the election?
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The nation's largest automaker on Wednesday said it's prepared to pass along a higher-than expected jump in commodity costs this year.
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Syrian refugees flooding into Europe have used WhatsApp to pass along tips, warnings and pleas for help to others along the journey.
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On Monday, Trump Jr. tweeted he was "happy to work with" the Senate Intelligence Committee to pass along the information he knows.
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Rios' nostalgic view on vinyl records also led her to pass along advice to each of the artists: don't "overthink" the work.
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There are the furtive attempts to pass along "tricks" and contraband substances to help others with eating disorders slowly make themselves disappear.
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With some help from your favorite fast-talking gals, you can easily pass along the perfect message for all the upcoming special occasions.
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My purpose is to now pass along this lesson of unconditional self-love and self-respect to every woman who's willing to listen.
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Because the truth is: I'm terrified of leaving my little enclave, with the running text chain of gently used clothes to pass along.
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As the indictment suggests, they can use psychology to manipulate them and modern communications tools to pass along effective technical tools and procedures.
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Someone who might not even remember a bad bout of diarrhea weeks before could potentially pass along this pathogen in a fecal transplant.
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But people absolutely do not agree to whatever arrangements those companies make with outside parties to pass along personal information or data. Period.
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"Anything I raise that exceeds what I need, I will pass along to the next vet who wants to do this," Henline says.
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SACE's latest estimate puts increased pressure on Georgia's utility regulator to ensure Southern Co cannot pass along future cost overruns to rate-payers.
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Archie's presence at the dinner allows him to pass along valuable information to Jughead and Betty including what he overheard the Blossoms say.
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Many mentor relationships begin with the purest of goals: a seasoned pro eager to pass along their knowledge to a promising young candidate.
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He likes to pass along a list of all of the doctors and medical authorities with whom he has developed alliances and friendships.
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Please let me know your feedback and feel free to pass along any additions that should make their way onto our library shelf.
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It could pass along the additional costs to consumers, or it could decide to swallow them and take a hit to its profits.
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GE animals that escape or are accidentally released, they said, can pass along their altered genes to the next generation, threatening wild populations.
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The idea here is that businesses can set the tone or pass along important information to those who are reaching out to chat.
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And so instead, I pass along this advice: At least once in your life, try to stand within 40 feet of Steve Buscemi.
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As utilities are tightly regulated, however, it's harder for them to pass along short-term price changes than, say, your corner gas station.
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At the embassy, Groser invited him in, uncorked a bottle of pinot noir and called the prime minister to pass along the number.
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A little bird is where we pass along insider tips and what we're hearing or finding from reliable, informed sources in the industry.
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The two articles of impeachment are expected to largely pass along party lines in the House with only a handful of Democratic defections.
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In other cases, some firms may incur higher health care costs that they cannot pass along to workers without losing them to competitors.
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The big picture: Insurers hate the tax because it eats into profits, and companies pass along the costs to consumers through higher premiums.
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In September, Ron Rockwell Hansen, a former Defense Intelligence Agency officer, received 10 years in prison for attempting to pass along defense secrets.
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If those merchants also sell on Amazon, however, they could not pass along those savings to their customers, because of the M.F.N. clause.
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She sent her mother a recipe for "Frenchified meatloaf," a desperate attempt to pass along her new food knowledge in a familiar form.
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In one particularly memorable exchange, he pressed Lewandowski about a contradiction between what he once told MSNBC (that he doesn't remember President Donald Trump asking him to pass along messages to Attorney General Jeff Sessions about the Mueller investigation) and what he told Mueller (that Trump had indeed asked him to pass along a message to Sessions about the Mueller investigation).
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When input costs go up so much that we need to pass along price, we try to do that in a very responsible way.
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Whether you're looking to pass along some data or share your cinematic masterpiece, this new and improved program could be your new best friend.
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The Fed generally assumes that banks would not be able to pass along negative rates to consumers by charging them for holding their deposits.
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Rather than storing key documents in shoe boxes and file folders, consumers and small businesses can pass along digital online and mobile banking credentials.
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Those accusations were especially common early on in the Trump administration, where aides would try to pass along names of "leakers" to senior staff.
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The full-year engineer-designed course is expected to pass along fundamental coding skills to students and turn first-time coders into potential pros.
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I'm going to be a dad soon, and I learned an important lesson about responsibility that I hope to pass along to my son.
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After nearly eight years as first lady of the United States, Michelle Obama has a wealth of knowledge to pass along to her successor.
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OX2000A is a male Aedes aegypti mosquito, genetically engineered to pass along a lethal gene to wild females that makes the females' offspring die.
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First Quality, the maker of the Cuties-brand diapers, offered to design new lower-cost packaging and pass along the savings to nonprofit groups.
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Moreover, they all pass along these savings to their customers in the form of free versions of their services and very affordable paid versions.
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While communication with the outside world may be stunted, a daisy-chain of networked devices can stay connected and continue to pass along information.
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Does Mueller have any other investigations to pass along that could lead to lingering trouble for Trump and his business empire or inner circle?
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As the older women pass along their training, some of the younger dancers try to shake off their lineal power, and suffer for it.
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But ethanol interests have said the refineries can pass along the costs at the pumps and have vehemently opposed any changes to the regulation.
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In Berkeley, some research has suggested businesses did not fully pass along the tax for fear of losing customers to stores in neighboring cities.
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But if the work is done only to your apartment, then the landlord cannot pass along a rent increase without your previous written consent.
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Gulden said the company has not raised prices to pass along the impact of the tariffs, and won't lead the market in raising prices.
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A couple people asking for tips for using 1Password, but also we got a tip for you guys that we're going to pass along.
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The next day, Mr. Ayers reached out to Ms. LeMay with a request: Could she ask Ms. Grossan to pass along her email address?
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Mr. Choate and a friend were also at the beach watching ships pass along the shore when they heard the sound of tires spinning.
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The messaging app, owned by Chinese conglomerate Tencent, has allowed ordinary people to track the virus — as well as pass along hoaxes and misinformation.
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"I feared he may inadvertently kill me," Dr. Blasey wrote in a July letter for her congresswoman to pass along to Senator Dianne Feinstein.
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A brain, after all, is just a bunch of widgets, called neurons, that either pass along an electrical charge to their neighbors or don't.
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Americans burn so much gasoline that even a pass-along price increase that small would raise billions of dollars a year in the Northeast.
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Because I pass along things I hear from people I think are smart, but— BECKY QUICK: I'm actually asking for Bill's opinion, not yours.
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Reports are submitted to either the FDA or to the drugmaker, which is required to pass along any it receives to the federal government.
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They can either take a profit hit, or try to pass along the higher cost to Chinese consumers, thus making their products less competitive.
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With Republicans controlling a majority of the five-member commission's seats, the repeal is expected to pass along a 3-2 party-line vote.
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The chip released Tuesday has the new safety features, as well as features designed to help it process and pass along data from sensors quickly.
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Despite the big losses, the insurers won't be able to immediately pass along the cost to customers since the state has a highly regulated industry.
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He didn't do much during the Battle of Winterfell, except sightseeing as some crows and failing to pass along any useful intel to his allies.
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As for Spider's new gym, Silva says he's created a new elite facility to pass along all of his fight knowledge -- and it looks AWESOME!!!
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Updated 12/9 12:29pm EST: According to The Verge Verizon is refusing to pass along the update to Note 7's on it's network.
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The court filing explains for the first time why Steele felt it necessary to pass along his December memo to top American and British officials.
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Snopes has saved many Internet surfers from looking like idiots when they pass along some interesting but false story posted by an otherwise reliable friend.
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Employers currently offering health benefits under a collective bargaining agreement will be able to reduce their contribution if they pass along those savings to workers.
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Boats pass along the Huangpu River next to the financial area of the Pudong New District amid heavy smog in Shanghai, China, in November 2015.
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In another job, on a farm, he would pass along rows of corn, snapping off the spiky tassels that emerge while the corn is growing.
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And if your new digs happen to be in a place we love, too, we might even have a great restaurant recommendation to pass along.
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The Obama administration is seeking to make it easier for people to pass along mental health records for people legally banned from owning a firearm.
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"Undoubtedly, if these rules are implemented, the clinics are forced to pass along the costs of this unnecessary regulation, which is not insignificant," she said.
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"Businesses' input costs have generally been rising more rapidly than selling prices, though there have been increased efforts to pass along cost hikes to customers."
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Mr. Hoshur has said he would not quit, despite the pressure, because so many people had taken great risks to pass along information from Xinjiang.
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In December 1970, Mao asked Edgar Snow, his biographer and a left-leaning journalist, to pass along to Richard Nixon an invitation to visit Beijing.
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Twenty-five logistics company executives told Reuters they would pass along any IMO-related costs, such as ship upgrades or more expensive fuel, to customers.
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Additional sculptures and a short video, all produced by Sanchez and Muñoz together, point to ways that the women preserve and pass along familial knowledge.
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Teva Gabis-Levine, a Sanders delegate and whip for the New Mexico delegation, said he refused to pass along Sanders's request to soften the protests.
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They use a combination of direct hotspot scanning and the cooperation of app "partners" who pass along hotspot IP data from users as they connect.
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In January, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump proposed a rule that would end the rebate system or pass along the savings to patients.
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Ideally, such pools would provide economies of scale that would shave administrative costs for employers who could then pass along those savings to their workers.
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"To the extent that we have opportunistic ability to pass along some [of the higher costs], we will," he said on a call with analysts.
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When Dr. Arkani-Hamed lamented that such books no longer existed, Dr. Dyson happily offered to pass along his own, dotted with his youthful jottings.
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The US officially has no diplomatic relations with North Korea, but it does have a few ways to pass along messages to the country's government.
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But right now, if you just want to pass along an unmolested HD video feed, you'll have to change the output settings of the entire system.
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Farther east, over Lookout Pass along I-90 in Idaho and along most highways in western Montana, periods of snow will make roads slippery into Saturday.
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Perhaps some think that employers, relieved of providing insurance coverage, will pass along those savings to employees to help ease the burden of increased payroll taxes.
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FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous Margera is already excited to pass along some of his own passions to his son.
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But many businesses, particularly ones involved in online advertising, pass along information in other ways, such as tracker cookies and pixels hidden on websites and apps.
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The work you do helps support and build stronger communities, and businesses can pass along savings they get from lower commission fees directly to customers themselves.
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Reality check: It's easier for companies to absorb new taxes than it is for individual consumers, partly because companies often pass along those costs to consumers.
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"We strategically pass along player cost savings to consumers by actively driving down prices to grow active accounts," the company said in a shareholder letter Wednesday.
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"By no means will we bail the contractors out and pass along the costs to the taxpayers," said the committee's chairman, Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma.
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OX513A is a male Aedes aegypti mosquito that is genetically engineered to pass along a lethal gene to their female counterparts that makes the offspring die.
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The idea is to pass along the savings Wal-Mart would have pocketed by not having to ship items directly to shoppers' doorsteps, Lore told CNBC.
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Part D: Health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers "rarely" pass along to consumers the discounts they extract from drugmakers, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said.
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"Now imagine all the routes our associates drive to and from work and the houses they pass along the way," he said in the blog post.
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Big corporations and big industries can bear the costs — of accounting, compliance, diminished sales — imposed by a carbon tax, which they then pass along to consumers.
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In earnings calls last fall, reported Bloomberg, most big companies assured investors they would pass along their windfalls in the form of share buybacks and dividends.
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So, as much as they would rather not, merchants have to pass along at least some of those swollen costs to their customers through higher prices.
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Barclays analysts said the new Tier-3 standards will actually boost margins in the first half of 2017, as refiners pass along the cost to consumers.
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Students set fires to keep the police from advancing, and scores formed human chains to pass along bricks, umbrellas and bottled water to the front lines.
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And it required that companies soon allow "embedded references," like URLs and phone numbers, in the alerts they pass along on behalf of public-safety leaders.
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A few shares that go a bit too far: headlines you would never pass along yourself but that you might tap, read and probably not forget.
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"We have a sad update to pass along in our ongoing search for answers" in Evelyn's death, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said in a tweet.
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But he had a granddaughter, Angel King, pass along a Facebook post written by a young man from Mount Pleasant that echoed Mr. King's own views.
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Merchants are charged small fees for credit card transactions, and they tend to pass along these charges, often about 2 percent of a purchase, to customers.
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Young bankers are encouraged to pass along their business ideas to senior executives and to speak more to clients like Mr. Lerer and Charter's management team.
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And so I will promise you that in the second half of this show, we are going to pass along some tips for working from home.
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For the unfamiliar, a little bird is where we pass along insider tips and what we're hearing or finding from reliable, informed sources in the industry.
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As for the higher import taxes, "they can actually pass along some of the price," Simeon Siegel, a retailing analyst with the investment bank Nomura, said.
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A guard at the other tower said he didn't know who lived in the condo, but also said he would pass along a hand-delivered message.
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But Watford got the ball off an inbounds pass along the baseline, hit a short jumper while being fouled again and then sunk the charity toss.
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This makes them more tax-efficient than actively managed mutual funds, which pass along profits to shareholders in the form of capital gains, which are taxable.
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A few years ago, I stumbled upon the subreddit ABraThatFits, where people share their struggle to find a bra and pass along what they have learned.
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When the Maeslant barrier (pictured) is open, it allows ships as large as any ever built to pass along the canal to Rotterdam, Europe's biggest port.
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Lewandowski appealed to Dearborn, then-White House deputy chief of staff, to pass along a written message to Sessions, according to the 85033-page Mueller report.
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From the corporate perspective, it is useful to have experienced hands who can train younger people, pass along institutional wisdom and work with fewer strings attached.
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Amet told Watson that she had been in contact with McAfee, and Watson agreed to let Amet pass along her contact information to him, she said.
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Investigators would typically pass along the collected information to National Counter-Terrorism, the BBC noted, which would then share it with the U.S. and other allies.
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Moments after a won faceoff, Duncan Keith slid a pass along the blue line to Gustafsson, who ripped a one-timer through traffic for his 14th goal.
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Pregnant women with untreated gonorrhea or chlamydia can pass along the bacteria into their baby's eyes, and only antibiotic ointment can prevent a potentially blinding conjunctivitis infection.
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With Passport, you'll be able to upload your documents and personal information, which users will be able to pass along to supported services with a single tap.
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Often what helps is a trade-off: The giver can pass along something meaningful to each heir, even if the gifts do not have equal monetary value.
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In an age when digital communications are instananeous and ubiquitous, controllers often have to pass along a plane's location and other important details on strips of paper.
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The Obama administration has routinely accused Beijing of orchestrating a massive cyber espionage program to steal U.S. corporate secrets and pass along the information to Chinese competitors.
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The Republican bill would drastically limit CFPB's power, revoking its authority to punish "unfair, abusive and deceptive practices" — and it is expected to pass along party lines.
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That is a lesson that I continue to pass along to our son, and we need to pass those lessons on to the many generation to follow.
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The candidate has used Twitter to pass along other dubious theories, including false crime statistics about blacks and questions about Senator Marco Rubio's eligibility to be president.
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CNN reported in July that Cohen had told associates that Trump had prior knowledge of the meeting — a detail he was willing to pass along to Mueller.
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"It's with a heavy heart that I pass along the news that Jessi Combs passed away yesterday while attempting to break a land speed record," she wrote.
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But maybe those items — and the handmade kilim acquired on an indelible road trip through Romania — will be something meaningful to pass along for generations to come.
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The storm was moving about nine miles per hour to the north, and expected to pass along the east coast of Japan on Saturday evening, he said.
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Sanders' labor plan includes a provision requiring companies to pass along savings they get from his system to workers in the form of wages and other benefits.
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Ben LaBolt, a spokesperson for the Zuckerberg-Chan family, told Bloomberg that those recommended had asked Zuckerberg and Chan to pass along their names to Buttigieg's campaign.
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She also testified that she all but ignored Credico's email asking for her help to pass along a message to Assange requesting information about the Clinton emails.
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Vela collected a pass along the right flank, matched up with DaMarcus Beasley, who received little help from his teammates, who were still scrambling back into position.
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The doctor added that the typical incubation period of the virus is about seven days, meaning that many people can pass along the illness without showing symptoms.
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Now, because of our good timing I can pass along the new song written and recorded all in one day about Donald Trump's battle with premature softening.
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Fighting fraud "is not a top priority" for major insurers, ProPublica reports, because they can just pass along the cost of wasteful spending to enrollees and employers.
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It is, however, more likely to drive antibiotic resistance due to the presence of other microbes in the mouth and throat that can pass along drug-evading genes.
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Uber didn't pass along the full 20 percent, but instead took a cut of 40 percent to 50 percent of the tip for itself, according to the complaint.
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Q: Your granddad was an impressive guy and founded the company, but died back in 1957 - did he have the chance to pass along any lessons to you?
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The 13-year-old was able to slip out of his home and pass along alleyways to reach his local mosque where a couple of hundred worshippers gathered.
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WhatsApp is also getting rid of the "quick forward" feature in India, a button next to multimedia messages that made photos and videos even faster to pass along.
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It's easier to pass along a rate hike to customers rather than explain why the hospital that patients want to go to won't be included in the network.
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The reseller handling that account didn't pass along the full discount and used a portion of the difference "to fund improper payments to government officials," the agency said.
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The lawsuits accuse fund boards of missteps such as failing to scrutinize fees or pass along to investors economies of scale as their funds grow with rising markets.
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West is keenly aware of that, which is why she now makes it her mission to pass along the advice she got during her own fateful elevator ride.
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"This was merely an attempt to pass along a creative idea that was shared and works incredibly well for the majority of those who attempt it," she wrote.
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This legislation would require PBMs to pass along savings to the patients at the point of sale, rather than allow PBMs to pocket that money behind closed doors.
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If landlords pass along most of those tax costs in the form of higher rents, renters could easily be burdened by the highest wealth tax rates of all.
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A nondrinker, he would give them to me to pass along to his old high school tennis coach, who loves to sip cocktails at the bowling alley bar.
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Bart de Vries, chief operating officer for air & sea with U.S. headquartered Hellmann Worldwide Logistics, expects to pay more for services as shipping companies pass along the costs.
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He also falsely denied that he had asked intermediaries to pass along requests to Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, for documents that he believed would hurt Mrs.
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" Mr. Rodman said that Mr. Kim had asked him to pass along a message to Barack Obama, then president, but "Obama didn't give me the time of day.
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And when our teenagers do share critical information about their peers, we can include them in the process of deciding how to pass along what they've told us.
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At a hearing in Washington last week Amazon said it will pass along the costs of the French digital tax to its third-party sellers beginning October 1.
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"It's enormous," Charles A. Stillman — a lawyer for José Maria Marin, a former president of Brazil's soccer federation — said of the amount of information prosecutors will pass along.
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We invest as much care in our young ones as we possibly can, but many of us also pass along to them the black box of our genomes.
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Mr. Pence met Mr. Johnson at 10 Downing Street to pass along President Trump's support of the prime minister's plan to pull Britain out of the European Union.
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But the F.B.I. agent who received a C.I.A. memo about the issue did not accurately pass along that information to his colleagues, so no one told the court.
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Bats pass along viruses in their poop: If they drop feces onto a piece of fruit that a different animal then eats, the creature can become a carrier.
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" He added: "Timing and magnitude of these impacts can vary depending on the relative state of the economy, and the ability of producers to pass along the cost increases.
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That means the more they hear about a particular issue or policy proposal directly, the likelier they are to pass along word to Congress that constituents are demanding action.
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The IPC survey found many companies were struggling to pass along tariff costs, with more than a third saying they could not increase their prices to compensate for them.
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Finally, because these startups are writing to standardized hardware — especially in the case of Android — they can ride the falling cost curves and pass along the savings to customers.
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Several smaller PBMs more commonly use "pass-through" contracts in which they charge employers higher fees for administrative tasks, but pass along every dollar of drug savings to employers.
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The solid new business reading was boosted by stronger underlying client demand and new products, the survey said, while companies were also able to pass along higher input prices.
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The short, digestible messages help empower women to be active in their own health care, while also giving them information they can pass along to women in their communities.
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"We don't send any email for Acurian, or pass along any email addresses to them or use their email addresses in any way or manner," said Abbott by email.
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The help I get is from other porn performers who have been around doing porn and escorting for a lot longer than I have, who can pass along experience.
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According to the documents, the FBI wired up one of Schock's staffers, while he was still in office, and had him record conversations and pass along documents to investigators.
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Manufacturers were able to raise their sales prices at the fastest pace this year, indicating stronger downstream demand was allowing factories to pass along most of their cost increases.
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Again, we're really happy with this outcome, and we've gotten lots of valuable experience and insight that we can pass along to the portfolio companies we're actively incubating now.
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So much so, that on June 8 the FBI's once top-cop testified that he was moved to pass along details of his conversations with Trump to an associate.
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" She continued: "That is a lesson that I continue to pass along to our son, and we need to pass those lessons on to the many generations to follow.
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That first day on set, she announced to everyone in earshot that she had zero clue what she was doing — so please, folks, pass along the pointers and criticisms.
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Mr. Christie called on Mr. Baroni again after the president of the state firefighters' union criticized him, Mr. Cortes said, instructing Mr. Baroni to pass along a vulgar message.
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Electrical charges pass along grids, rather than read/write heads moving across magnetic platters, speeding up the process of pulling data from disk and then writing it back again.
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Ask Real Estate State law requires landlords to provide safe, livable homes for their tenants — although in some cases, they can pass along the cost of repairs and improvements.
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Insulin manufacturers have responded by raising their list prices in an effort, they say, to please the benefit managers, who keep a percentage of the discounts they pass along.
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Bats can pass along viruses in their poop: If they drop feces onto a piece of fruit that a civet then eats, the civet can become a disease carrier.
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"To the extent that we have opportunistic ability to pass along some [of the higher costs], we will," Chief Financial Officer Chuck Stevens said on a call with analysts.
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Rafael Shimunov, the Working Families Party's national creative director, was at home in Queens, minutes from JFK airport, when colleagues began to pass along word of the swelling crowds.
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Properly accounting for these in negotiations with foreign groups will ultimately allow the USPS to appropriately pass along federal security costs to other countries' postal operators and their recipients.
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After intercepting a Devon Toews pass along the boards behind the Islanders' net, Neal dished to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, who briefly had the puck swiped from him by Beauvillier.
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After I became a dad, I wrestled with whether I should return to church for their sake, in order to pass along rituals that were formative during my childhood.
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PG&E has been calling on the state to broaden a bill that allows the company to pass along some of the costs stemming from 2017's fires to consumers.
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The Raiders increased their lead to 14-0 with 83:55 left in the first half when Carr hit Crabtree with a 26-yard touchdown pass along the right sideline.
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He took the inbounds pass along the sideline, and with Kings forward Matt Barnes on him, took two dribbles from the left-side wing toward the top of the key.
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In total, 160 fruitières turn milk into baby Comté, and then pass along their wheels to 16 affineurs who take care of the aging process in impeccably monitored cave conditions.
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But where intermediaries would typically pass along the email address associated with an account, Apple's new system will provide an email relay as a username, generated specifically for that service.
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It's also nice if you decide to use Amazon's Key in-home delivery service and want to pass along some instructions to the courier who is dropping off your packages.
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Then there are the residents of Alaska, who receive a yearly dividend from the Alaska Permanent Fund, which was launched in 1982 to pass along oil profits to future generations.
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Starting next year, Express Scripts will pass along a portion of Praluent rebates it receives from the drugmakers to people in eligible health benefit plans, lowering out-of-pocket costs.
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The app is even useful for those who have lived in their city for years: It's like having an in-the-know friend pass along hidden gems in the neighborhood.
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"It's a real honor to be a part of this character and hopefully pass along some of that inspiration and strength that those iconic women brought to us," she added.
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After nearly six years, merchants have pocketed roughly$85033 billion a year in additional profits, money they promised to pass along to their customers in the form of lower prices.
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Bailey claimed a loose puck after the Coyotes misplayed a pass along the left boards and fed Beauvillier for a quick wrist shot from the right circle at 8:29.
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Fortunately, we've got Patricia Clarkson, one of America's finest actors for portraying difficult, damaged mothers (who seem to pass along those qualities to their difficult, damaged daughters), in the role.
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Beginning in July, Express Scripts will pass along a portion of Praluent rebates it receives from the drugmakers to people in eligible health benefit plans, lowering out-of-pocket costs.
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So he contacted Bannon's brother, Chris, who still works at Biosphere 2, and asked him to pass along a paper Broecker had written about how to solve the climate crisis.
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For over a year, users claimed Uber charged them a 20 percent tip for drivers, but then would only pass along less than half the tip amount to those drivers.
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The Cambridge CEO reportedly responded to Mercer's request, saying he had reached out to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, asking him to pass along Clinton-related emails, according to the Journal.
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Walmart, Amazon, and Dell pass along the savings to their consumers and, at critical mass, become difficult to compete with, as to achieve a similar scale requires exceptionally cheap capital.
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Automakers, agricultural companies and retailers are expected to be hit hardest by the duties that will be paid for by U.S. importers, which often pass along the cost to consumers.
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Also good news: In cities such as New York, Miami, San Antonio and Newark, the charter networks have teamed up with traditional school districts to pass along their lessons learned.
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So if everyone in your friend group agrees to pass along their "cast-offs" to someone else, you all could wind up with a higher chance of meeting someone great.
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And we're meeting with decision makers here in Washington, D.C. to pass along that appreciation in hopes that President Obama will act soon to safeguard this area and our livelihood.
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During a recent phone call to the DC office of a US senator from Indiana, after I told our personal story, the legislative assistant said she'd pass along my message.
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The two decided to pass along an idea for a book about a family of bears that runs into a series of comic mishaps while on a quest for honey.
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The WeChat messaging app, which is owned by the Chinese conglomerate Tencent, has been allowing ordinary people to track the virus — as well as to pass along hoaxes and misinformation.
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The most conventional — or perhaps the most professional — is an artist organizing an exhibition at a museum, where patrons are given a flower that they then pass along to strangers.
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The two often talked about stocks, and on this day Cohen had a recommendation to pass along: he suggested that his brother buy shares of RCA, the parent of NBC.
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Those people would often pass along a blog post or a poll or some other news tidbit -- often from barely credible (or not-at-all credible) sources -- to the President.
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But companies were able to pass along higher input costs and raise selling prices of their goods by a sharper pace than in August, suggesting they were regaining pricing power.
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But even as the series insists we can inherit damage, can have trauma visited upon us, it doesn't let those who pass along that trauma to others get off easily.
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To pull that off, Chip and Jo pass along some killer tips that we can all use in our own abodes to add a little modern farmhouse style ... or a lot.
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" Warren went on to request that Villarreal pass along a message to his concerned friend: "If she's worried, then put her worry to work -- get up off her butt and volunteer!
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"After four straight years of growth and with sufficient reserves on hand to meet future claims, it's time for FHA to pass along some modest savings to working families," said Castro.
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Although the star claimed the duo has never been introduced, she did joke about the alleged interaction and pass along a menu recommendation to the 29-year-old Detroit Pistons player.
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Farther to the east, over Lookout Pass along I-90 in Idaho and along most highways in western Montana, periods of snow will make roads slippery from mid- to late-week.
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As related by a kind, good-hearted reporter looking to pass along as much useful information as she can — while hurting no one," he continued, adding, "this book kills snark dead.
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Jeffrey's mother, Leanndra Cheatham, told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that her son, who is in kindergarten, wanted to pass along his message because he was afraid of becoming a victim.
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RNA possesses the unique ability to pass along genetic information and self-replicate, leading many researchers to suspect that the earliest forms of life on Earth were in fact RNA-based.
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And though none of the strains found in any of their tests were likely to cause serious human disease, they were able to still form biofilms and pass along resistance genes.
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"After four straight years of growth and with sufficient reserves on hand to meet future claims, it's time for FHA to pass along some modest savings to working families," Castro said.
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The rule will also make freight trucks and other commercial vehicles more fuel-efficient, which will save consumers money as companies, at least in theory, pass along savings on transportation costs.
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Ringling's customers tend to be parents wanting to pass along a rite from their own childhoods — the smell of the sawdust, the drippy snow cone, the booming voice of the ringmaster.
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It was arranged after Trump Jr. was told that the Russian government wanted to pass along damaging information about Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton as part of its pro-Trump efforts.
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Such firms are struggling with whether and how to pass along their higher raw materials costs to farmers who are already reeling from low commodity prices amid a global grains glut.
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Cincinnati-based Fifth Third, the fifteenth largest U.S. bank by asset size, said the tax cut allowed it to re-evaluate its employee pay and pass along some of the windfall.
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Charles Hudon picked up David Desharnais' pass along the right side and skated down low and behind the goal line before backhanding a perfect feed to a falling Shaw in front.
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What if, she thought, she were able to meet more women from different branches of league operations so that when she did hear from qualified candidates she could pass along recommendations?
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"All I did was pass along the documents that the editor said was the reason why he didn't print the story — the lack of credibility of the source," Mr. Davis said.
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"I said, 'Ma'am, I am actually running for Congress in this district, and I wish you'd pass along that I need as much help as you say you do,'" he recalled.
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He issued a Workplace Democracy plan last summer that included a requirement that companies pass along saving from Medicare for All to workers in the form of raises or other benefits.
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And how much do you try to fit in and how much do you try to preserve who you are, and how much you pass along for your children and grandchildren.
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What makes matters worse is that it's her assistant, Mr. Flores (Christian Barillas), who offers Offred solace by saying he can pass along a message to Luke, who apparently is alive.
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His assumption implies an effective tariff rate of roughly 40 percent, and if international suppliers pass along half the cost of the tariff, Americans could wind up shelling out a premium.
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That market would set the price of permits, and the wholesalers would then have to decide how much of the increased cost of their operations to pass along at the pump.
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The White House did not pass along any information about Trump's activities, and it was not known whether he took advantage of the sunny, 75-degree weather to play a round.
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"Just a note to pass along the electronic version of the draft letter to Lisa Jackson at E.P.A.," said one early request for help in 2011 from Devon to Mr. Pruitt.
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If Donald Trump is elected, he'll do what Republican presidents almost always do: propose big tax reductions that Congress will happily pass, along with budget cuts that won't make it through.
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If companies can't pass along price increases to consumers, then there's a risk that margins could be a lot lower than what investors already expect, Boutle wrote in a recent report.
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"As firms facing margin compression look to try to pass along increased costs linked to tariffs downstream, our view is this may lead to slower household consumption, further limiting potential GDP growth."
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" Wiygul said that people "need to know how to be more cautious and how to recognize symptoms," and she hopes they pass along the information so that "it can help someone else.
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KeyBanc's Ed Yruma said he expects high-end names like Tiffany, Nordstrom and Net-A-Porter are more insulated, given the ability to pass along higher prices to their more affluent shoppers.
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Spokeswoman Danit Marquardt added that the scale of Wal-Mart's distribution network allows it to create efficiencies that it can then pass along to the consumer through lower prices and shipping costs.
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A combined AT&T-Time Warner could pass along the massive acquisition costs, which include billions of dollars in Time Warner debt, to consumers, just as AT&T did after acquiring DirecTV.
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Antonis Mavropoulos shared an image of his boarding pass along with an emotional post on Facebook titled "My Lucky Day," which detailed the events he said led to him missing Flight 302.
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"It may not be until late Friday before it is cold enough for accumulating snow at Donner Pass along I-80 in California," according to AccuWeather Lead Storm Warning Meteorologist Eddie Walker.
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He works with them slowly, tries to pass along skills he's learned over the years from both firsthand experience and from observing the teaching styles of scores of other trainers he's supervised.
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Despite using what it described as "sophisticated algorithms" to scan the government's dispatches, AccuWeather said that it relies on the coding so it can pass along such alerts as fast as possible.
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"Memes express a culture's belief, they tell its stories, they pass along these narratives from person to person," said Dr. Justine Humphry, a lecturer in digital cultures at the University of Sydney.
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Washington D.C. (CNN Business)Amazon will pass along the costs of a new French digital tax to its third-party sellers beginning on October 1, the company told US trade officials Monday.
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Given that Airbnb overrode those policies, many feel the company ought to absorb more of the cost of refunding the money to guests — or pass along some of those costs to guests.
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They glimpsed the mother and baby, staying long enough to pass along hóngbāo, gifts of cash, to celebrate their shared burden of raising a child, before taking the party to the streets.
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The reason life is better in Zaatari than in Azraq turns out to be that in disorganized Zaatari it's much easier to pass along unwanted products to smugglers in exchange for cash.
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Mr. Netanyahu called Mr. Trump to pass along the view that it is in Israel's interest for the United States to maintain a presence in the region, according to an Israeli official.
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Even though emails show that the session had been set up to pass along incriminating information about Hillary Clinton, the president said he did not need such material from Russia about Mrs.
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Manning explained to Chang why she — and she alone — felt she had to pass along military information to WikiLeaks: CHANG: Do you feel as though you owe the American public an apology?
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GD: Well, Cisco, being a very dynamic global company, is very surgical, very focused on whatever cost increases we have to pass along to our customers, but, simultaneously, we optimize our supply chain.
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Federal health officials are also considering a change that would pass along drug rebates to seniors instead of to insurance companies — lowering out of pocket costs for patients but potentially raising insurance premiums.
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Here's mine: Confused GIF from Confused GIFs That GIF might be summed up as saying "what the hell?" which is the kind of sentiment I was trying to pass along at the time.
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Texas Right to Life staffers say something is alive if it's composed of cells; can pass along hereditary traits; has a metabolism; maintains homeostasis; and can grow, reproduce, and respond to its environment.
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This is, to paraphrase Caltech physicist Kip Thorne, a storm on the cosmic ocean that's as culturally impactful as any great novel, movie, or work of art we pass along to future generations.
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BOEM asked the oil and gas companies drilling in the region to pass along their proprietary data, then made a mosaic combining the best-quality images to make one super high-res map.
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This is accomplished through a stack of waveguides that allow light to pass along them invisibly, then bounce it out toward your eye from the proper angle to form the image you see.
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If she wanted to send a card, a prison official told her, Jones would have to pass along her greeting electronically using JPay, a company bringing email into prison systems across the nation.
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While insurers clearly must pass along the help to enrollees by law, Republicans have argued Congress never actually gave the Obama administration the money for the program that's being used to pay insurers.
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It's "evil" to pass along the cost of this enforced waste to patients, said Bach, director of the Center for Health Policy and Outcomes at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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Ryan Reynolds is revealing the most important lesson he learned from his late father – and it's a message he hopes to pass along to his 15-month-old daughter as she grows up.
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Mantha stole the puck deep in the Kings' zone, fed a pass along the end board to Dylan Larkin, who sent the puck to the slot for Bertuzzi to chip into the goal.
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Republicans hold a 85033-10 majority on the panel and many of the most controversial nominees pass along party lines, meaning they would need either Flake's vote or a Democratic senator to flip.
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Xi told Schwarzman that if that were the case, he would be prepared to do "a major economic reset with the United States" and asked Schwarzman to pass along the word to Trump.
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The controversial former head of the HHS Office of Refugee Resettlement told a House panel Tuesday that he did not pass along warnings about the psychological impact of separating children from their families.
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Safe Swarm essentially means that cues picked up by one vehicle equipped with connective communication tech can pass along information to others in proximity, far before a driver would be aware of anything.
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We re-wrapped the items and stashed the box in storage until much later, when I was ready to pass along some of those keepsakes to my own daughters, the oldest now 5.
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Usually, it's because we've got our attention trained on the wrong thing: the thoughts we're hoping to pass along, and not how it feels to be on the receiving end of such lessons.
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When it comes to marijuana, California may have a lesson or two to pass along to Canada, which is about to become the second country in the world (after Uruguay) to legalize cannabis.
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After a critical stop on the 49ers, the Chiefs again got the ball, and Mahomes threw another haymaker at the 49ers, this time a 38-yard pass along the sideline to Sammy Watkins.
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The 6-foot-2 Richmond, Texas, native shined at the NFL combine, and a highlight of him twisting midair to snag a pass along the sideline on Thursday went viral on social media.
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As Mr. Goldwyn noted, it is common Hollywood practice to pass along the names of your best people, from your manager at Creative Artists Agency to the doctor who can treat your zit.
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Still, cutting emissions from extraction and production should benefit oil and gas outfits, in part because it would be difficult to pass along those costs if carbon taxes take hold, according to Morningstar.
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While Stella waits desperately for a new lung, she has to avoid anything or anyone that could possibly pass along an infection and push her out of her spot on the transplant list.
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JPMorgan and Wells Fargo, which have been among the most aggressive in seeking new agreements, said they would pass along any information that customers wanted, as long as the customers themselves requested it.
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Additionally, while a tax cut bill that pleases everybody might be relatively easy to pass along party lines, a broader tax reform bill that creates losers is more challenging to do that way.
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Barry Bonds says he's been crying over the death of his good friend and mentor, Willie McCovey -- but says he promises to pass along the wisdom he learned from the SF Giants legend.
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Staal then scored what proved to be the game-winner with 5:58 remaining, sliding a Jason Zucker pass along the ice just inside the right post for his eighth goal of the season.
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"Plus, in the coming decades, we will encounter the largest generational transfers of wealth ever in the U.S., as baby boomers pass along approximately $48 trillion in assets to heirs and charities," he added.
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" WATCH: Kobe Bryant Receives Love From Sports World on The Night His Jerseys Get Retired These are qualities that echo what Bryant hopes to pass along to children with each edition of "The Punies.
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Rice said she wants Congress to pass legislation to encourage insurers to pass along rebates directly to customers at the point of sale, a policy that was recently adopted by both Aetna and UnitedHealth.
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Wealthy family dynasties can pass along large amounts of valuable assets tax free, while working- and middle-class Americans continue to pay both income and payroll taxes on their wages and salaries each year.
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Lewandowski failed to schedule a meeting with Sessions, who had already recused himself from the case, then tried to get White House Deputy Chief of Staff Rick Dearborn to pass along the message instead.
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Those pipes — party committees that can accept far more money than individual candidates, and then freely pass along the money to the campaigns — have been used in virtually every competitive legislative race this century.
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Hagner launched a plan to take out Renzi that he called "Operation Eagle," which involved paying off a retired FBI agent to pass along false allegations against Renzi to Tucson FBI Agent Daniel Odom.
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Maybe the challenge we should pass along to black children now is to never be afraid of avoiding the shackles of corporate America and creating their own businesses — businesses that also serve our community.
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Now, if you look back at the chart and you say what if their job is to pass along the most profits they possibly can to the buy side, then the chart makes sense.
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The airlines that contract with the companies that employ many of the workers also complained about raising wages, arguing that such a move could ultimately force them to pass along the costs to travelers.
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In one exchange, Harvey appears to pass along Nunes' contact information two days before the Intelligence Committee's impeachment report indicated that a phone connected to Nunes made contact with a phone connected to Parnas.
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GPS relies on having a line of sight to pass along radio signals from far-off satellites to your phone, so tall buildings can make it hard to figure out exactly where you are.
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Damon Hazelton caught an 8-yard pass along the right side of the end zone and stayed inbounds for his sixth receiving touchdown of the season and his fifth in the past three games.
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CNN called the mayor's office and a spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the mayor was out of the country until the end of the month but the spokeswoman said she would pass along questions.
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On the first play of the fourth quarter, Cardinals cornerback Marcus Cooper cut in front of Kerley to intercept Gabbert's pass along the left sideline and returned 229 yards to the San Francisco 249.
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Strategists said the idea of a trade war raises concerns about inflation, and in the case of metals, manufacturers of things such as beverage cans and automobiles could pass along the cost to consumers.
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Their parents had known each other in business school in India, and when the parents realized that their children were both single, his mother asked her mother to pass along her son's telephone number.
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A chain of people pass along donations from another truck back into the warehouse where others sort through the piles of water bottles, bags of pet food, and baby clothing, all donated this morning.
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Expansion states have seen a marked reduction in unpaid bills at their hospitals, which in turn reduces the need for hospitals to pass along some of their costs to taxpayers and people with health coverage.
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But they do pass along data to advertising networks like Google's Double Click service, which utilizes cookies and IP addresses to target ads based on your history and the content of the site your visiting.
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And, since it has to pass along some portion of those fees (as much as 30 percent) to national TV programmers like CBS and Fox, Sinclair can haggle for a better deal and pay less.
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"What I can pass along is that Administrator McMahon utilizes both commercial and private air services in accordance with all federal regulations and guidelines relating to travel for government officials," Wilkerson first told BuzzFeed News.
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Following an hour-long internal debate with myself, I bought myself a pair of Prada heels that I meant to include in this story (fingers crossed they fit; if not, I'll pass along the link).
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"Do you pass along the tariff in the form of a price hike or do you eat it or ultimately, some combination of both," Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi said on CNBC's Squawk Alley on Monday.
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California politicians and utility companies are battling to figure out whether utilities should be allowed to pass along liabilities from fire-related damage claims to taxpayers as wildfires become more frequent and deadly in California.
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The Bluetooth standard is going to make some big changes this year: most notably, it's going to add mesh networking, which would allow Bluetooth devices to pass along each others' communications, therefore extending their range.
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The penalty shot was awarded after officials ruled that Canucks winger Markus Granlund flipped a discarded broken stick into the path of the puck as the Ducks were attempting a pass along Vancouver's blue line.
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And the White House has proposed requiring pharmacy benefit managers, which act as middlemen between drug companies and insurers, to pass along to Medicare beneficiaries the savings they negotiate by buying large quantities of drugs.
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As the Supreme Court justices ponder whether to upend all that over what appears to be a $150 trifle, I'll pass along this lesson of Montana winters: A collapsed roof starts with a single snowflake.
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Although the Affordable Care Act requires large, company-based health plans to cover maternity services, these plans are free to pass along some of those costs to women in the form of copayments and deductibles.
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Every new revelation of each new Russian guest at that Trump Tower meeting, where the aim was to pass along Kremlin-gathered dirt on Dad's competitor, makes Donald Jr.'s case look increasingly less credible.
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The negotiations come as lawmakers in the House and Senate seek to align their tax bills, which differ in significant ways and must be reconciled to ensure enough Republican support to pass along party lines.
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Bolden's defense team discovered that he was born north of the Canada-US border — a fact they said the US government knew and failed to pass along to Canada, violating Bolden's rights under the Vienna Convention.
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"If Amazon can apply its efficiencies of scale to the Whole Foods Market segment, and pass along those savings (to consumers), I would not be surprised to see more growth in the protein side," Lewis said.
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And that's before they start triangulating data, combining the when and where with data about what people click on, what websites they browse — because your browser cookies can theoretically pass along your online advertising profile, too.
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The $24-a-pack increase would bump that to about $2221 — an increase of about $750 a year for people who smoke a pack a day — if cigarette makers pass along the full amount to consumers.
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The shift also could mean higher prices for consumers in the last weeks of the summer driving season and into the fall if refiners are able to pass along those higher costs to drivers, analysts said.
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Lanxess has to pass along much lower raw material costs to its customers in the form of lower product prices but higher sales volumes, especially in the Asian automotive industry, shored up earnings in the quarter.
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I don't claim to be an expert in federal records law, but Comey described his actions in characteristically precise terms, to make clear that he didn't pass along property of the federal government to a friend.
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The Soundscape app can also call out points of interest, roads, and intersections that you pass, along with more specific settings for describing a user's current location and direction, or what's coming up ahead of them.
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In martyrdom videos that were released after the attack, Balawi explained that Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives had worked with him to pass along exclusive and accurate information, in order to win the C.I.A.'s trust.
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But analysts wanted to know how PBM profits would hold up under the increased transparency that the Trump administration and U.S. legislators have been pushing for, including calls to pass along rebates from drugmakers to consumers.
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Republicans have told Democrats they can boost health care spending in an emergency supplement appropriations bill that Senate GOP leaders hope to pass along with the phase three stimulus package, but Schumer has rejected the idea.
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This will allow consumers to experience the difference for themselves and pass along the experience to friends and family — consumers are twice as likely to trust friends and family for shopping recommendations than any other source.
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And in exchange for putting this new plan into effect, Mr. Zuckerberg did give up something gigantic: He no longer can pass along control to his heirs or simply retire and keep his high vote stock.
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They would have either had to pass along the costs, making its already pricey motorcycles even more expensive compared with the competition, or the company would have to absorb the costs itself, hurting its profit margins.
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Acadia distributes Nuplazid through a network of specialty pharmacies that has made it more likely the company would learn of deaths from both patients and caregivers, which it is required to pass along to the FDA.
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Johnson also pointed to the refusal of acting Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Joseph Maguire to pass along a whistleblower complaint that intelligence community Inspector General Michael Atkinson had deemed both a credible and urgent concern.
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In Monterey, where as many as 7,000 gray whales pass along the coastline between December and March, Portola Hotel & Spa at Monterey Bay has a whale-watching package that includes accommodations, breakfast and a boat tour.
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"After four straight years of growth and with sufficient reserves on hand to meet future claims, it's time for FHA to pass along some modest savings to working families," said Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro.
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Galindo and Chapa told friends to pass along the job tip to women who might be interested, promising a referral fee of at least $2000, according to the testimony of Galindo, Chapa, and two of those friends.
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Those hikes are particularly catastrophic for price-sensitive products like TVs, where razor-thin margins force companies to pass along the tax to consumers, and even a $20 price jump could push shoppers over to a competitor.
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As woozy saxophones and screeching guitars join in, we pass along the blankets shrouding a figure in a bed, past hands clutching on tightly and on to Bowie, dressed in white and blindfolded, buttons covering his eyes.
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Brad Fitch, the president of the nonprofit Congressional Management Foundation, told The Record that he knew of only one other case in the last decade in which an outgoing lawmaker refused to even pass along constituent files.
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This is a fight I brought with me from Michigan to Washington, D.C., and it is a fight I will pass along to the future generations of leaders I work with every day in our nation's capital.
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As Lichtblau wrote a draft of an article for the Times , Max's lawyer contacted the F.B.I. to alert agents that a story about Trump would be running in a national publication, and to pass along the data.
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I've written extensively about the joys of backpacking on the Pacific Crest Trail, so I thought I'd pass along these photographs and this text from the co-author of a new coffee table book about the trail.
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Ms. Bailey, as the unofficial historian of Sapelo, was among the leaders of efforts to preserve and pass along the island's heritage, ends that she furthered through advocacy, entrepreneurialism and activities that included a fall cultural festival.
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She added that Lyle had asked her to pass along this message: "My time was short, but if I've helped people think and act on behalf of those families who suffer through cancer, hopefully it wasn't wasted."
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Not only have the tariffs contributed to $1 billion in higher costs for General Motors, they are now contributing to rising prices of everything from Cokes to vacuum cleaners as companies pass along those costs to consumers.
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But documents I obtained through a public-records request showed that poll workers in 19 precincts called her office on Election Day and during the primary months before it to pass along voter complaints about the machines.
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If Matt had demonstrated clear professionalism in a straightforward introduction, and made note of target roles he's seeking, I'd for sure be inclined to point him to resources or ask him for his resume to pass along.
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One reason these plans are cheaper is that they can waive mandates on providing essential health benefits and guaranteed-issue to those with pre-existing conditions, ultimately allowing insurers to pass along those cost savings to consumers.
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Russian intelligence officers conveyed that information to prominent Russians and Ukrainians, including oligarchs, to pass along to US political figures and some journalists who likely were unaware of where it came from, according to the same official.
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But core consumer prices rose just 0.5 percent in July from a year earlier, well below the BOJ's elusive 2 percent target, as companies remain hesitant to pass along rising labor and raw material costs to households.
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The findings don't prove that mothers pass along a depression-prone brain structure to their daughters, and the study doesn't mean it's impossible for children to inherit a predisposition to mood disorders from their fathers, the authors caution.
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Patreon has a very simple business model: Fans give money to Patreon to pass along to their favorite content makers; Patreon takes a 5 percent cut and gives those content makers a platform to host subscriber-only content.
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Cuban spoke with Reuters about the life lessons he has learned about money, and what he hopes to pass along to the next generation: Q: Do you have any billionaire role models on how to handle your wealth?
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As the Wall Street Journal reported at the time, Koskinen and fellow Finland teammates were working on a large scarf to pass along to the Team Finland athletes headed to the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio De Janeiro.
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In his acceptance speech, Moonlight director Jenkins said that it was "generous and gracious" of the La La Land crew to pass along the award… as if it didn't actually belong to his film in the first place.
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In a way the Vlach magic woman is culturally reprogramming you—updating the heritage of your operating system and reinstalling an ancient linguistic code that you, as one of the Vlach people, will pass along to younger generations.
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Since weapons makers can pass along some costs from a government shutdown on to the Department of Defense, according to the Secretary of the Navy, the prospect for higher procurements costs over the long term is very real.
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Assuming the pattern holds, it would mean that mortgage rates will fall further in coming weeks, as competitive pressure takes hold and more banks pass along the low interest rates prevailing on the bond market to their customers.
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PG&E and other utilities spent millions on a lobbying effort last year that resulted in legislation allowing them to spread out wildfire liability costs over many years and to pass along some of the expenses to customers.
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In particular, Nill cited the ability to collaborate with Amazon in addition to AWS — using the company's consumer and supply chain expertise — to build tools together that in turn Cerner could pass along to its healthcare company clients.
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Ultimately, the sides came to an awkward resolution in which Mr. Lopez Rivera said he would pass along his hero honor to others, including Puerto Rican activists and the people who had fought to free him from prison.
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But critics, like Linda Cahn, the chief executive of Pharmacy Benefit Consultants in Morristown, N.J., say that the benefit managers are not transparent about what share of fees they keep, and what share they pass along to clients.
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WASHINGTON — When Special Agent Adrian Hawkins of the Federal Bureau of Investigation called the Democratic National Committee in September 2015 to pass along some troubling news about its computer network, he was transferred, naturally, to the help desk.
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"Under the Current Certificate, Mr. Zuckerberg would be able to pass along his shares [...] to his descendants after his death, thus leading to potential multi-generational majority voting control of the company," the Facebook board wrote in the statement.
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But critics, like Linda Cahn, the chief executive of Pharmacy Benefit Consultants in Morristown, New Jersey, say that the benefit managers are not transparent about what share of fees they keep, and what share they pass along to clients.
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"Neighbors can submit information without having their name disclosed to a host or allow our team to pass along their contact information so the host can follow up with them directly," the company said today in a blog post.
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" For employers offering health care under a collective bargaining agreement, Warren's plan would allow them to cut their Medicare contribution "if they pass along savings to workers in the form of increased wages, pensions or other collectively-bargained benefits.
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They were written into Obamacare to reduce out-of-pocket costs for low-income people, and the law clearly states insurers must pass along the subsidies to enrollees, regardless of whether they receive the payments from the federal government.
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What Mr. Trump would do: He intends to eliminate the estate tax, or the "death tax" as he and other Republicans refer to it, allowing even the wealthiest people to pass along their assets to heirs without being taxed.
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So for example, the F.B.I. would pass along some information to him on King about, perhaps, King being a communist, and then Michaux would, of course, scrub that intelligence and present it in some of his broadcasts or sermons.
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In May 22003, the university's research integrity officer — ostensibly an impartial observer — wrote to Dr. Dahlberg largely to pass along disparaging information on Clare Francis, including the irritation that his or her persistence had caused for some journal editors.
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And if inflation somehow rears up again, stocks will likely be the asset of choice, given their proven ability to rise alongside inflation — a connection that makes sense given that companies can generally pass along higher prices to their consumers.
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These brands are more than likely offering the product at a discounted (or even free) price to T-Mobile to pass along to users, hoping to take advantage of the promotional reach of the cell phone company's 65 million customers.
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Apple's argument is that the consumer benefits if they do not have to pass along information to anyone other than the direct company they are working with — and even then they do not have to give them anything personally identifiable.
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Hackers working for Russian intelligence agencies stole thousands of emails from the Democratic National Committee and officials in the Clinton campaign and used intermediaries to pass along the documents to WikiLeaks, according to a public assessment by US intelligence agencies.
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Once any measure a senator wants a vote on is taken up, the Senate will then vote on the overall budget resolution, which will pave the way for repealing ObamaCare and is expected to pass along a party-line vote.
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Ordered by the boss to argue, against all and ample evidence, that Trump had been celebrated by the "largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period, both in person and around the globe," Spicer gathered reporters to pass along the message.
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But they're not the owners, the suits in the suites whose wallets never empty, who never pass along their "thriftiness" with lower ticket prices or cheaper beers, who exploit tax breaks and siphon off public funds to build private mansions.
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The UK, for one, is alone in approving so-called "three-parent babies," a modified version of IVF that will help cure certain diseases, but will also pass along inheritable changes to the next generation—changes we can't later take back.
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"What we see consistently in families that can pass along assets is it's really about passing along values and legacy," said Dune Thorne, head of the Northeast region at Brown Advisory, an investment adviser for multigenerational families and business owners.
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"Bullying and prejudice in our public life sets a national tone, provides permission for cruelty and bigotry, and compromises the moral education of children, the only way to pass along civic values is to first live up to them," he said.
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Ohashi told Insider that she is now hoping to pass along the lessons she learned over the course of her gymnastics career to people of all ages through a number of projects that she has already begun to embark on.
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Round-trip to Europe in business class for 88,153 ANA miles with no fuel surchargesJapanese carrier ANA does pass along fuel surcharges when you use its Mileage Club program to book awards on most airlines, and booking round-trip is required.
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First, while the department head did not specifically request that my wife not pass along the content of her conversation, it is quite possible that she assumed my wife wouldn't do so; and my wife is reluctant to do so.
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Lisa Vanderpump, herself the mother figure in her own (amazing, wonderful) reality fiefdom, was the one to pass along something Mohamed Hadid, the children's father, said "He just said no, that she's the only one that has it," Lisa said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The nationwide chain Joe's Crab Shack rescinded its "no tip" policy because customers believe their gratuities encourage good service and they didn't trust the company to pass along the sum included in the bill.
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Its sabotage efforts in 2018 included cutting off subsidy reimbursement payments for low-income enrollees (the cost of which insurers pass along to unsubsidized consumers), slashing the marketing budget by 90 percent and gouging the outreach-assistance budget by 40 percent.
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The official White House version was that Bush gave Cheney permission to pass along this order, and Gellman, poring carefully through communications records and notes taken by administration staff members, leaves open the extremely slim possibility that this is true.
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Driving the news: Hybrids are still more expensive than gasoline-powered cars, but battery prices have fallen enough that it's easier for carmakers to pass along the higher cost to consumers, especially if it's buried among other premium features, says Loehr.
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The legislature and the governor could decide to allow PG&E to pass along the costs associated with victim lawsuits and other fire losses to ratepayers, as they did last year for a series of deadly northern California blazes in 2017.
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This brings about a moment of rare comedy: Fifty — unwilling, frightened and angry for being in this predicament — tries various voices to disguise his identity when he dials Gail and then a local newspaper to pass along the ransom demand.
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And there are new questions about how Porter, whose job likely required him to review and pass along sensitive information directly to the president, received a security clearance after the FBI informed the White House of the allegations against him.
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A hand-held voltage tester or a three-prong outlet testing device from your local hardware store should cost less than $20 and give you more information to pass along to an electrician when you call one to replace the outlet.
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On Tuesday, the medical charity Doctors Without Borders reported that Afghans who previous had been allowed to pass along with Iraqis and Syrians were now being turned away at that frontier, as well as the border between Macedonia and Serbia.
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Relying on New Jack Swing horns, and with Chuck D as her first collaboration with a rap artist, Janet proved she was able to not only be malleable, but able to use a popular sound to pass along her message.
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That sort of pass, along with the long-remarked-upon good vibes he provided to any locker room he was invited into, kept Earl Watson in the league for 12 consecutive seasons even though he was never, strictly speaking, especially good.
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He is an adviser who keeps trying to pass along his worst qualities as well as his best ones, because he doesn't see them that way, even as his skirmishes with Chuck end up making him an exile from his own fund.
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Veronica Escobar, meanwhile, wrote on Twitter this week that she'd been invited by the White House to join Trump on his El Paso visit but instead requested a phone call in which she could pass along messages from her constituents, including victims.
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Returning again to Definers, in another instance, the firm reached out to me via email to "pass along some context" after I wrote this article — about a tool created by Oxford University's Oxford Internet Institute to aggregate junk news being shared on Facebook.
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The United States is also investigating the possibility that a radar station under Houthi control in Yemen might have also "painted" the USS Mason, something that would have helped the Iran-aligned fighters pass along coordinates for a strike, said the officials.
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The West Virginia man, Rick Clay, told CNN Friday that he called one of then-candidate Donald Trump's top aides, Rick Dearborn, to pass along a request from a friend who wanted to set up a meeting with Russians and the Trump campaign.
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Jason Barnett was busy packing orders and chopping meat with a loud thwack, pausing only to share a quick word with a customer who asked to pass along a hello to Mr. Barnett's mother, Carole Grier, who does most of the cooking.
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If the president is not available to answer questions, someone should be there to be accountable, to offer the White House perspective on news of the day, and to pass along information about what the president will be up to on his schedule.
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"Disclosing a vulnerability can mean that we forego an opportunity to collect crucial intelligence that could thwart a terrorist attack," White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Michael Daniel said in a 2014 blog post outlining how the government decides whether to pass along vulnerabilities.
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Uber told drivers that it is "working closely with public health authorities to pass along the most up-to-date guidance," which included "if you feel sick, stay home," according to the message within the Uber driver app, seen by CNN Business.
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Mr. Mistry also uses the application to pass along lore, like how to know if mangoes have been naturally ripened (the smell should be apparent from at least four meters away, he said), and the proper way to handle the prized Alphonso variety.
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The only heirlooms she wants from her mother, who lives about an hour away, in the home where Ms. Beauregard was raised, are a few pictures and her mother's wedding band and engagement ring, which she plans to pass along to her son.
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"After four straight years of growth and with sufficient reserves on hand to meet future claims, it's time for FHA to pass along some modest savings to working families," said former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro when the plan was announced.
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Franklin testified that two Nike executives forced him to pay money to the mother of an elite high school basketball player's mother and to pass along payments to the handlers of other players while doctoring paperwork to hide the purpose of the funds.
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When I told Dad that Carnoustie would be the final round of his portion of the trip, he muttered its name under his breath and gazed off into the distance, contemplating some final words for me to pass along to my mother.
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Trump's blindness -- willful or otherwise -- that other countries would pass along this information as part of an attempt to manipulate an American election to produce their desired results is scary -- especially when you consider that we have another national election coming. 2179.
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" But with this experience comes wisdom – and she has a few tips to pass along to her fellow competitors: Take it all in and always attend the Opening Ceremonies your first year, for one, because "you never know if you're going to go back.
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"Disgusting things tend to capture the attention pretty easily, and (surprisingly) it's been found that people are more likely to pass along and tell their friends about something that's disgusting versus something that isn't," Daniel Kelly, assistant professor of philosophy at Purdue University, told Cosmopolitan.
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This was the week in which—without direct coercion or provocation—Donald Trump Jr. tweeted out the planning details of a 2016 meeting that included someone he was told was a "Russian government attorney" who was supposedly eager to pass along dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Trump's blindness -- willful or otherwise -- that other countries would pass along this information as part of an attempt to manipulate an American election to produce their desired results is scary -- especially when you consider that we have another national election coming in 17 months. 62.
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Trump's blindness -- willful or otherwise -- that other countries would pass along this information as part of an attempt to manipulate an American election to produce their desired results is scary -- especially when you consider that we have another national election coming in 2100 months. 100.
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The safest individual campaigns are ones where you know the people involved, she said — to feel more confident that the beneficiary's need is legitimate, and that the organizer (if someone other than the person in need) is trustworthy to pass along those collected funds.
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He also received $25,000 from Nicki Minaj, but graciously opted to pass along the money to other actors who are in need, donating it to the Actor's Fund in memory of the late Earle Hyman, who played Bill Cosby's father on The Cosby Show.
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The special counsel's report suggests former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski knew Trump wanted to pressure Sessions to interfere in Mueller's mandate, since Trump, according to the report, asked his former campaign manager in June and July 2017 to pass along a message to Sessions.
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Tomorrow, I plan to pass along grandma's lesson of what makes a person ugly to my sons and daughter in order to explain the remarks they are bound to hear on TV from the mouth of our Republican nominee for President of the United States.
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That preceded the effort in 2016 when hackers working for Russian intelligence agencies stole thousands of emails from the DNC and officials in the Clinton campaign and used intermediaries to pass along the documents to WikiLeaks, according to a public assessment by US intelligence agencies.
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The New York Times reported tonight that the president ordered the firing of special counsel Robert Mueller last summer, only to back down after White House Counsel Don McGahn refused to pass along the order to Justice Department and threatened to resign in protest.
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If the meeting went well and the person seemed open to potentially helping you in the future, you can attach your resume with a simple request like: If you are comfortable, please feel free to pass along my resume to whom you see fit.
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Plus, the company distributes Nuplazid through a network of specialty pharmacies that allow them to be in more frequent contact with both patients and caregivers -- meaning it is more likely to receive reports of death, which it is required to pass along to the FDA.
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The IG would then bring this complaint up the chain of command and share their findings with the director of national intelligence (DNI), who would be expected to pass along this information to the congressional oversight committees within seven days of receiving the vetted complaint.
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Two recent papers have found that tariffs on Chinese goods have raised prices on American consumers because importers often pass along the tariff price tag to domestic producers, which sometimes increase the price of their product to cover the cost, and sometimes eat the cost themselves.
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"With this essay, I want to pass along the message to anyone who struggles with an eating disorder, or depression, or anxiety, or anything else, that if you have physical or emotional scars, don't be ashamed of them, because they are part of you," she says.
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The Mobileye co-founder says that a self-driving system can be estimated at a cost of tens of thousands of dollars today and as a capex investment for a company that is reasonable, but not as a cost to pass along to passenger car consumers.
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Sanders said she spoke with the President and not only did he want to pass along the message to Frank that he's "doing a great job," but he also wanted to invite Frank to the White House to cut the grass in the famous Rose Garden.
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She is accused of emailing confidential information related to a dozen or more products to her personal email account and forwarding it to fellow "conspirators and others," and also downloading a substantial amount of Glaxo intellectual property to pass along as part of the alleged scheme.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced final rules that make it clear to doctors, judges and state officials that they can pass along health records about people who have been legally banned from owning a firearm because of a past mental health crisis.
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And if the past is present this evening, isn't the future Present as well in the thought that the ritual I'm helping to pass along will prove enduring, That however much the world around it may alter, Guests will still perform it in eras to come?
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During his transition in 1968, Richard M. Nixon dispatched two aides, Henry A. Kissinger and Robert Ellsworth, to meet with Soviet officials to pass along his views on a nonproliferation treaty and a summit meeting, an idea that was being pushed by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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In manufacturing, the New York Fed reported that some two-thirds of firms surveyed in the state see tariffs as raising their costs, with around half seeing a negative impact on their profits — meaning they will be unable to pass along the higher costs to their customers.
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Significant changes to the tax bill will probably lean in favor of the Senate because of its narrow majority and strict budget rules, which require that the bill add no more than $1.5 trillion to the deficit over a decade in order to pass along party lines.
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He also said he was wraping his arms around the controversy and that he's awaiting criminal referrals from the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunes of California, who said Sunday that he intends to pass along eight such referrals to the Justice Department.
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But there's a danger in not acknowledging the transfer of wealth (one estimate predicted the boomers will ultimately pass along $30 trillion to their millennial children, whether it's monthly help with living expenses, free child care or receiving the annual gift exclusion of $15,000 from family members).
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My younger sister, Sabrina, came with me to this ultrasound (I'd already had a few), but after I thought we were done, and the baby's sex was given on a little piece of paper to pass along to my friend for safe-keeping, I told Sab she could leave.
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"While these tariffs have the potential to create margin pressure for importers like Calavo, we would note that the mechanics of how avocados are purchased and sold create flexibility for the supply chain to pass along higher costs to the consumer," Bienvenu said in a note to clients Friday.
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Business The drive for cost cuts and higher margins at U.S. trucking and railroad operators is pinching their biggest customers, forcing the likes of General Mills and Hormel Foods to spend more on deliveries and consider raising their own prices as a way to pass along the costs.
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The drive for cost cuts and higher margins at U.S. trucking and railroad operators is pinching their biggest customers, forcing the likes of General Mills Inc and Hormel Foods Corp to spend more on deliveries and consider raising their own prices as a way to pass along the costs.
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Why it matters: Ohr was an intermediary between former British spy Christopher Steele, whom he knew from his work targeting Russian organized crime, and the FBI, having helped pass along information to the Bureau in 2016 after they had terminated their relationship with Steele for speaking to the media.
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That allowed it to pass along the cost savings along to customers who could watch sports in other ways (or who didn't care to watch sports at all.) The company today caters to a younger demographic and has been developing a co-viewing, social feature to differentiate itself further.
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Prosecutor Neil Hammerstrom conceded hat the intelligence community can never be certain of exactly how much he disclosed — saying only that "it is all but certain" he did pass along sensitive secrets that endangered the lives of intelligence sources and severely hampered the CIA's intelligence-gathering abilities in China.
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The vestry — the parish's governing body, made up of lay leaders — wrote the diocese in July with concerns that the diocese "would seek to pass along the costs" to the vestry, even though the vestry had not been involved in hiring the architects and contractors the diocese sent in.
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He then sends away the rabble — including one nebbishy, out-of-place accountant type who hovers around the fray a little longer, offering his services — and gets Ray to pass along the coordinates he needs, and to tell him everything he knows about the missing F.B.I. agent Phillip Jeffries.
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But no matter the show, there's almost always the seed of a productive discussion that allows Donna and me a chance to pass along some of what we know and believe, including… The Amazing Race can be overly aggressive in shoehorning geography and history into its globe-hopping challenges.
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Following many months of pressure, DoorDash, one of the most frequently used food delivery apps in the U.S., said late last month that it was finally changing its tipping policy to pass along to workers 100% of tips, rather than employ some of that money toward defraying its own costs.
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"I can't think of many shows like Double Dare that have the ability to bond people together —those who grew up watching the original series can now pass along their love for this game show to today's kids," Summers, who led the show from 1986-1993, said in a statement.
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This effectively cancels out an annoying caveat in the FCC's own recently passed proposal that enables companies like T-Mobile and AT&T to pass along any costs associated with halting robocalls onto consumers—a "devastating problem" as put by Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democrat, who otherwise supported the new rulemaking.
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His pro-business positions: cap business taxes at 15 percent and lower individual tax rates (with a top rate of 25 percent) and eliminate the estate tax so family-owned businesses can pass along assets to their heirs; repeal Obamacare and replace it; and kill free-trade agreements, like the TPP.
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But as the story came into closer focus, it became clear that the genesis of the meeting was a promise on behalf of the Russians, by a go-between named Rob Goldstone, that they had dirt on Hillary Clinton that they wanted to pass along to the Trump brain trust.
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When the Internal Revenue Service decided that aircraft management businesses should also be subject to the ticket tax, the decision prompted an immediate backlash from the aviation industry, which said management companies would pass along the cost of the tax to private aircraft owners in the form of steeper fees.
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In underlying review documents, recently obtained by CNN, the FDA's Division of Psychiatry Products attributed the "large number of reported deaths" on an already sick population and a distribution system that made it more likely the company would learn of deaths, which it is required to pass along to the FDA.
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He has said he supports reinstating the higher rate for the estate tax, which is assessed when a millionaire dies and seeks to pass along money to their heirs, as well as an increase in the capital gains tax, or the rate at which money made through investments is taxed.
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There's the advice that you nod along to and pass along, calling it your own, and then there's the not-advice, the not-words, the urgent pursuit that feels like an impulse until it becomes an entire career, and eventually forces the question: What if I don't even like writing.
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You could have the classic, I don't know, like Les Mis, or Paul Revere's ride, or Arab Spring-esque in the romanticized vision of it: "Gosh, this is a way for people to do a tree," and pass along a message that "you can't stop the signal," to use a Joss Whedon reference.
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The threat -- I guess that's the best way to describe what Trump did -- of the existence of recordings spurred Comey to pass along memos he had written detailing his conversations with Trump to a friend, with the express goal of them being leaked and, hopefully, triggering a special counsel to be appointed.
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After nearly four years running the Post, which Bezos says turned a profit in 2016 and is expected to do the same this year, Bezos has some valuable lessons to pass along to the rest of the news industry, which is struggling to compete for ad dollars against online juggernauts Google and Facebook.
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The Senate bill has yet to garner enough support from Republicans to pass along party lines, with Republican senators raising concerns about the bill's cost and approach, including how small businesses are treated and the elimination of the Affordable Care Act requirement that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Together, the bills would shore up ObamaCare's insurance markets, which experts predict could be gutted by a provision of the tax bill that repeals the mandate to buy health insurance Collins said it appears that both bills will pass along with the next continuing resolution to fund the government, despite objections from House conservatives.
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The public outrage in response to wrenching photos of crying children, stories of families torn apart, and the audio of migrant children crying in detention centers has prompted people to pass along petitions online and share Facebook fundraisers with the hopes that they're doing something to help at a time when they feel helpless.
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PARIS — Blaise Gauquelin, the Central Europe correspondent for Le Monde, called his editor at the paper's Paris headquarters one day last fall to pass along something of interest: One of the two French businessmen who controlled the 2000-year-old daily was selling part of his stake to a Czech billionaire named Daniel Kretinsky.
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It's also particularly interesting since Dauman said as recently as November that Redstone was "engaged, attentive and opinionated as ever": Sumner and I spoke about business matters, including the upcoming Viacom board meeting....Sumner asked me to send regards to various people, and I updated him on the regards others have asked me to pass along to him.
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That is a lesson that I continue to pass along to our son, and we need to pass those lessons on to the many generations to follow, because we want our children in this nation to know that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them.
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Krasinski's power play Screenwriters Bryan Woods and Scott Beck wrote the "A Quiet Place" script on spec and 18 months ago, while deep into preproduction on "Jack Ryan," Form and Fuller got a call from their agents at WME that they wanted to pass along the script, which they described as a "high concept" genre movie.
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San Jose defenseman Paul Martin fed the rookie center with a short pass along the boards, and Carpenter let go with a one-timer from the top of the right circle that deflected off the right leg of Tampa Bay defenseman Nikita Nesterov and past goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy on the hosts' 12th shot of the game.
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During the summer months, American intelligence, reported by the New York Times, began picking up conversations in which Russian officials were discussing contacts with Trump associates, and European allies were starting to pass along information" that described "meetings in European cities between Russian officials --and others close to Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin -- and associates of President-elect Trump.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said at the time that he worried Pugh might have been able to pass along information about U.S. aircraft that could have been useful to the extremist group.
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As WikiLeaks was pushing out emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee through online publication, American intelligence began picking up conversations in which Russian officials were discussing contacts with Trump associates, and European allies were starting to pass along information about people close to Mr. Trump meeting with Russians in the Netherlands, Britain and other countries.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan NRA says Trump administration memo a 'non-starter' Barr fails to persuade Cruz on expanded background checks MORE (R-Iowa) that would plug holes in the national criminal background check system and crack down on straw purchasers of firearms who help pass along guns to prohibited individuals.
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With the United States still reluctant to take more than a symbolic handful and with the president-designate threatening to cut that number to zero, Obama's is a critical message of support for a country that is trying desperately to find a humane way to cope with and pass along a tide of humanity that no one seems to want.
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Aside from the upfront cash payments, the one sticking point for any of these transactions was that Jacobson insisted his associates not claim the winnings themselves, but pass along the winning game pieces to people in other states, so as not to arouse suspicion with a string of winners who lived in the same area and had connections to Jacobson.
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" American Bridal Prom Industry Association: "China's dominance as an apparel maker means it will be virtually impossible to avoid importing Chinese made goods entirely...If a 25 percent or greater tariff were to be imposed in the future, the supplier, importer and direct consumer would likely share the higher cost, as retailers would try to pass along most or all the price increase.
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" Or as Mrs Trump put this: "That is a lesson I continue to pass along to our son, and we need to pass those lesson on to the many generations to follow, because we want our children in this nation to know that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them.
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Famously, President Xi Jinping promised President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 28503,22019 at auction MORE in 2015 that the Chinese government would not pass along to Chinese companies any technological information it gleaned from normal espionage operations.
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Most people refer to the Seabrook-Wilson House, a restored bay-shore structure built in 1720, as the Old Spy House, because of a rumor that when it served as a tavern during the Revolutionary War, Thomas Seabrook, the owner, would get British troops drunk enough to spill their strategic plans, which he would then pass along to American troops.
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In the meantime, if retailers intend to pass along the full cost of the tax to their customers, perhaps those higher prices could be mitigated for lower-income Americans by a tax credit phased out over, say, three years — during which time retailers should be able to find or help establish American suppliers to meet their needs at lower cost.
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When Oakland's Michael Crabtree caught a pass along the sideline this season, he landed with both feet in bounds, was shoved from behind, tucked the ball under an arm, stumbled several steps out of bounds — doing everything but taking out cheerleaders and water jugs along the way — and lost control of the ball once he put his hands on the ground to break his fall.
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She gifted us with reminders of her love that we might one day pass along to our own children, our fingers pressing into the fabric as we told them about their Nana Mo, her sharp laugh and gentle care revived in brief flickers, the way she cherished us written on the tissue paper wrappings as clearly as if they were words on a page.
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The closest I've come to feeling part of something larger than myself, as if I were now cooking a recipe and eating a dish I could pass along to others like a gift, was when I started eating and making the galbijjim that the chef Peter Cho serves at Han Oak, the restaurant he owns with his wife, Sun Young Park, in Portland, Ore.
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In particular, they sought to have the longtime Trump ally answer questions about Trump asking Lewandowski to pass along a message to then-Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Democrats bicker over strategy on impeachment McCabe says he would 'absolutely not' cut a deal with prosecutors MORE in 2017 that urged him to reverse his recusal and set limits on the Russia probe.
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The analysts will have several immediate priorities: Share with the Iraqi military any information crucial to the unfolding fight in Mosul; pass along insights useful to American officials planning an attack on Raqqa, the Islamic State's de facto capital in eastern Syria; hunt for clues about the location of the group's shadowy leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi; and search for any information about terrorist cells in Europe and any attacks they may be plotting. Maj. Gen.
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And Democrats on Tuesday struggled to maintain the focus on Lewandowski's role in events detailed in the Mueller report, in which he was ordered by Trump to pass along a message to then-Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Democrats bicker over strategy on impeachment McCabe says he would 'absolutely not' cut a deal with prosecutors MORE that he should reverse his recusal from the Russia probe.
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