Yes of course college still pays off, but it pays off because it's becoming less and less viable for someone to make a living with just a high-school diploma.
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This requires some creative thought – which totally pays off.
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That sacrifice pays off through a virtuous circle of success.
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SAN FRANCISCO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Experts agree that college pays off.
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But it will take time before the bet pays off.
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"The hard work pays off on this show," Williams added.
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It all seems like a gimmick, but it pays off.
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But DJ plays like a setup that never pays off.
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Helping workers get healthier pays off in the long run.
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But I'm just hoping all this setup ultimately pays off.
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Emotion is part of their strategy, and it pays off.
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Joan's gamble pays off and she wins an unlikely ally.
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It's a connection that pays off of the party's coffers.
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The 2018 midterms proved that targeting young voters pays off.
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Not every good idea for reducing waste pays off, though.
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Red and Blanca's persistence also pays off in this episode.
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The time invested pays off handsomely in days to come.
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Telling stories about the past, it turns out, pays off.
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Any time you're putting in the work, it pays off.
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And this is where Peele's metaphorical work really pays off.
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But their method gathers force and pays off over time.
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It feels like ... hard work pays off when that happens.
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The perspective pays off especially well in the fifth episode.
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Investing in children's organization skills also pays off for parents.
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Sometimes, a deal with the devil pays off, big league.
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Despite these flaws, the novel pays off in sheer plotting.
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As a user, that strategy slowly pays off over time.
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Now, the question will be whether his gamble pays off.
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And it's always nice to know that persistence pays off.
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Although this conversation can be intimidating, it usually pays off.
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Just make sure it pays off in the form of perks.
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Hard work pays off as the week comes to a close.
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Bristolian selector Dan Pearce is proof that hard work pays off.
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We probably won't know for months if Snap's gamble pays off.
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But I've found that investing time into the app pays off.
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Finland's approach to universities also pays off in terms of quality.
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Sometimes holding your cards and watching everyone else bet pays off.
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Having lots of children is an investment that pays off quickly.
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I persisted... and today goes to show hard work pays off.
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It pays off over time and then just keeps paying off.
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This trade pays off when McDonald's ends the contract above $200.
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The Silicon Valley advantage pays off nine times out of 10.
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Companies are finding that apprenticeship pays off in other ways too.
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"Investing in mothers and skilled birth attendants pays off," Aronson said.
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If the gamble pays off Alphamin's investors will make juicy returns.
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But that is also where having the right people pays off.
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We'll see if that pays off in the next 24 hours.
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In this fairy tale, it all pays off handsomely later on.
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If you can tolerate the risk, the marginalization pays off majorly.
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Here's a case where Prompto taking a shitty photo pays off.
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Andrew Das: England's focus on set pieces pays off again there.
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And it pays off, whether you have five employees or 5,000.
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But I also believe that persistence and hard work pays off.
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In Robert's experience, it pays off to keep pursuing learning opportunities.
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Hiring a predominantly Latino cast is another decision that pays off.
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College pays off even more for people from higher-income backgrounds.
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Debt is always a gamble, but one that sometimes pays off.
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That may all change if his gamble with iCash pays off.
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This is where being open to where you're traveling pays off.
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The destructive lesson Senate Republicans taught is that obstruction pays off.
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Professional help with my finances is an investment that pays off.
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As Thursday morning draws near, your loyalty to your community pays off.
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GRAPHIC - College pays off, even if you pay your own way: tmsnrt.
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Whatever he's been exploring over the past few years pays off here.
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His call pays off if the SPY ETF expires in that range.
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Trying to solve that mystery yourself isn't fun and rarely pays off.
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Time will tell whether Luxembourg's gamble on this speculative industry pays off.
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EST Monday night to see if all that hard work pays off!
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If it pays off, Jorja will become one of those timeless artists.
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CP: I think the biggest thing is that hard work pays off.
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It's the ultimate battle of man and machine — and it pays off.
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It looks like it pays off to be young and in tech.
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Whether the high-stakes gamble ultimately pays off, no one can know.
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Your hard work pays off today, Scorpio—cash is on the way!
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It's a 10-year investment of your time that hopefully pays off.
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Trust me: a positive mentality pays off big in the long-run.
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Trade pays off quickly for Magic in 110-104 win ORLANDO, Fla.
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Her rigorous approach to life pays off in this new, terrifying venture.
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When hard work pays off, everyone can afford health care and housing.
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The episode should seem self-indulgent, but, miraculously, the risk pays off.
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He sets up with sound ("quiet") and pays off with time ("tomorrow").
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But Verble's decision to stay true to Cherokee history ultimately pays off.
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For that reason alone, I hope this project pays off for Amazon.
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But it's a one-time investment that pays off with efficient annual monitoring.
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The lesson we can take from this interview is that cheating pays off.
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When it comes to scoring cheap flights, it pays off to act fast.
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But as professors Fama and French know, it pays off in the end.
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Investors are waiting to see whether it is a bet that pays off.
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Despite his cover being blown by the hiring manager, Cash's innovation pays off.
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A true diversifier pays off when you really need it—when trouble strikes.
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Splurging pays off: We get a complimentary bottle of wine at check-in!
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But it's under heavier loads that the Vertepac's carrying system really pays off.
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There's the psychological component that comes with it that hard work pays off.
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If their guess is within 75 miles of landfall, their contract pays off.
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Karen Handel proved that hard work pays off and voters can't be bought.
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We'll just have to wait and see if the redesign move pays off.
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Mongolia pays off its 34% share of total costs by deferring its dividends.
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This strategy is admittedly hard to pull off, but it pays off bigly.
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All of the hard work you've been doing pays off this week, Leo.
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In a state like New Hampshire, Cruz's team is betting that pays off.
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But that high cost pays off and not just after a storm hits.
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" The former eBay CEO adheres to this personal mantra: "Time off pays off.
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But if you just make your pitch, it pays off a lot more.
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What are we supposed to do until it pays off in 20 years?
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The risk pays off in its intimacy, but not always in its cohesion.
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History teaches us that this kind of active fund management rarely pays off.
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If UBS' growth bet pays off, it may avoid any extensive cost pruning.
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It pays off the things that are set up in the first act.
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" But at its peak, "the movie pays off," he added, noting that "Mr.
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And perhaps, most significantly, we saw an America where hard work pays off.
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And perhaps, most significantly, we saw an America where hard work pays off.
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Your wild imagination pays off today as dreamy Neptune mingles with serious Saturn.
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He pays off her student loans and teaches her how to pronounce Camus.
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The trend is being driven by research showing that responsible corporate behavior pays off.
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But where it really pays off to go long is with managerial-level jobs.
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The latest trial — jury selection began Monday — will test whether that strategy pays off.
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"To politely raise one's voice pays off," Salvini told a news conference in Milan.
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To protect the business, the gang pays off police officers and intimidates the competition.
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And the choreography pays off as Paisley appears to be impressed by the duo.
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"Doing good for others pays off because that's where he's seen it," she said.
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It pays off when she gets the rose at the end of the night.
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With the Impossible Whopper now on offer, we'll see whether that bet pays off.
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This is where the X1D's slow processing time and quick battery drainage pays off.
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Did you need a reminder that your hard work pays off.. for your boss?
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He&aposs put his heart and soul into this thing and it pays off.
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Now he waits to see if it pays off -- or if he goes bust.
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Until that pays off, the team will have to console itself with media deals.
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"I think it absolutely pays off," said Meghan Kirsch, Viceland SVP of Marketing & Creative.
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But if the first Democratic debate carried any lesson, it's that confrontation pays off.
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Happiness can be tough to maintain, but investing in the right habits pays off.
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If this sounds like no fun to you, trust that it all pays off.
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If the digital strategy pays off, Zaslav is convinced the stock will bounce back.
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There, it's possible that the tech industry's fierce lobbying pays off, and it's eliminated.
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I don't want to be the guy who pays off Nando's to sit there.
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And when his memoir reaches his professional zenith, Sonnenfeld's compunction for oversharing pays off.
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But if their bet pays off, it isn't just blue states that will suffer.
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Aggressive, disrespectful behavior frequently pays off in greater visibility and more votes and donations.
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"If WCVB is winning in the numbers, then they're proof that caring pays off."
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Sometimes it pays off to answer the phone after you've had a few drinks.
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It turns out that saying no pays off far beyond avoiding raising spoiled kids.
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The new bill would tax that lottery ticket regardless of whether it pays off.
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But if you make that bet, you'd better be damn sure it pays off.
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What's more, the dangerous work they do rarely pays off in terms of compensation.
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All that trouble almost never pays off and you're left with thicker-than-desired griddlecakes.
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But all of Kara's dutiful training pays off because Orlando handles it like a pro.
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In some ways, it's an exercise in egotism that feels like it always pays off.
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Commercial mortgage debt often only pays off the interest and the principal must be refinanced.
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Sometimes sheer size pays off: Airbus, an aerospace giant, is a cross-border success story.
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It's going to be fascinating to see if Disney's investment actually pays off for them.
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In the Reddit post, Lovell wrote that his creation is proof that perseverance pays off.
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So what are the odds that this big gamble on a casino stock pays off?
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I put my heart and soul into this palette and hope my pickiness pays off.
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Proof that at SXSW, sometimes all that fake blood, sweat, and tears really pays off.
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You-- but, you know, you could win something, and he never pays off. Ever. Anything.
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Crime may not pay, but prison pays off like a mutha ... according to Boosie, anyway.
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Sometimes being at the right place at the right time pays off...until it doesn't.
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Every risk you take that turns out to be a winner pays off big time.
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No. It just happens to be something that pays off like crazy in this system.
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And he may end up at 10 Downing Street, if his Brexit gamble pays off.
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I'm always in favor of ambition, even if not every piece of it pays off.
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We'll see how that strategy pays off when these companies eventually find the exit door .
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But private equity may have a longer wait than expected before its investment pays off.
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And Ms. Bordelon's work shaping the pauses, as much as the words, eventually pays off.
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Their success proves that taking risks, having a vision, and doing things differently pays off.
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Lady Gaga reportedly insisted that the music performances be shot live, and it pays off.
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The channel's laser focus on New York-only stories, especially in politics, often pays off.
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Though experts agree that earning a college degree pays off, the costs can be overwhelming.
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But, when done right, that work pays off, and a chase can certainly look convincing.
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"He's a model for 'hard work pays off,'" Mr. Schrager said of his former protégé.
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A new study says hiring more women in leadership roles literally pays off — big time.
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Your commitment to your daily routine pays off as you are asked to perform this week.
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But over time the chances that a punt on euro-zone equities pays off are good.
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Planning pays off and, in this case, it pays in the form of cold, hard cash.
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You have to start a chat with them sight basically unseen and hope it pays off.
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An app and firmware update was released last week, however, so that hand-holding pays off.
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But it is like a factory, you invest a lot and over time it pays off.
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They&aposve worked very hard to earn that goodwill because frankly, it pays off for them.
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The trade pays off the most if Lockheed Martin rises above $330 by the expiration date.
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It pays off, and seeing sunlight filter through a rocky cave entrance is such a relief.
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I'm a firm believer that you make your own luck and that hard work pays off.
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"Integration pays off in terms of improving living standards, improving job opportunities, improving welfare," Padoan said.
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This spread pays off if the IWM ETF falls as low as $145 by expiration. Disclaimer
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While they can "cost a little extra money, it pays off in the end," Torres says.
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"That resourcefulness of trying new things, figuring things out," says Bezos, "It pays off in everything."
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But getting into the habit of putting away any amount pays off in the long run.
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Hard work pays off, Leo, and you have what it takes to be recognized for it.
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This is the best shape I've been in my life and just hard work pays off.
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But neither conceit pays off, perhaps because seeing either through would mean keeping the zombies sidelined.
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This spread pays off if it expires with Alibaba capturing gains as high as $190. Disclaimer
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Mr. Navalny is hoping that pays off on Monday, which is Russia Day, a national holiday.
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This is the first time it's dropped down to this price — sometimes waiting really pays off.
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For the world's wealthiest investors, guessing right about the Fed's next move pays off big time.
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Holding regular one-on-ones is an investment in time, but it pays off in spades.
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More important, the care pays off with some of the best student performance in the country.
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"It was quite a challenge [to build], but it pays off in the end," Both said.
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The balance pays off in surprisingly accessible entertainment that bridges the horrors of past and present.
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Politics is like sports sometimes in that it usually pays off better to be a free agent.
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A put is an option that pays off when a security's price falls below a certain level.
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As Temer's success in advancing his agenda slowly pays off, companies are getting more favorable fundraising conditions.
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It's a quick trick that's both lazy and cheap, but it pays off in a big way.
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Now with his latest work on "Parasite," Bong has demonstrated that trusting his creative instincts pays off.
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The actress clearly went all in for the role, changing her appearance drastically, and it pays off.
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Still, the show needed to fill 16 episodes somehow… and today is when it finally pays off.
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There's a different charity, called R.I.P. Medical Debt, that buys up and pays off people's medical debts.
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It pays off, as the first question is about Justin Timberlake and I know the answer immediately.
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Average annual pay: $265,990Projected job growth through 2026: 1033 percent Taking away people's pain pays off big.
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I am a worker bee and know that hard work pays off so I just keep moving.
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"Giving the oceans a break pays off," said Laura Tuck, World Bank vice president for sustainable development.
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But just like in Spider-man 2, that setup pays off substantially as the movie goes along.
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But research suggests that getting dressed for work, even if you're working from your couch, pays off.
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We'll have to wait until then to see if this interesting application of VR pays off.[SportTech]
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This is where being flexible with how much each person buys pays off in reducing roommate friction.
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Everett suggests "austerity," which would mean gutting the town so that it pays off Axe's notes first.
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That pragmatism pays off with a first-place rating in U.S. News & World Report's compact SUV rankings.
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Like all of Taylor Swift's best videos, this one pays off more if you pay closer attention.
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Pieters told Insider that when he puts the time and effort into videos, sometimes it pays off.
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It's unfortunate that women are put in that position, but I feel like hard work pays off.
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" Whether star branding pays off "People ask me all time, does working with stars, does it pay?
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The uphill struggle pays off once you've made it to the verdant wooded paths at the top.
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That's a daring choice for a play about racial representation, but it's a dare that pays off.
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By the time the county pays off those bonds, in 2048, it will have paid $2.4 billion.
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Her strategy of dryness and detail and specificity — leaving the poetry to Natasha Katz's lighting — pays off.
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Students should learn that hard work is what pays off in the end and gets you places.
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The C.P.S. conversation taught Jayden that his perspective mattered and that using calm problem solving pays off.
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Its complexity pays off with a better than usual MacGuffin and real teamwork against a global enemy.
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Hard work, Gladwell says, is the only way to make sure that taking a risk pays off.
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A perfect reflection on the last 11 years that pays off everything in the best way possible.
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Because college pays off for low-income groups, policies to boost college access and success make sense.
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Those payments flow upward: Local police officers pay their boss, who in turn pays off his boss.
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How long that lasts, now, depends on whether Klopp's strategy of trading stamina for speed pays off.
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But generally, she says, it pays off — especially if you know what you consider a new challenge.
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Knowing what Eve is doing with the character ahead of time pays off as the series progresses.
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But it also pays off with stories like Billy's, or the unmistakable spark between Marcus and Saya.
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Grindr is a land of (mostly unwelcome) surprises, and it definitely pays off to tell people your expectations.
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It's a simple cost-benefit game: Recycling is a business, but it's not always one that pays off.
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That hard work pays off, and the more you realize that the easier it is to love exercise.
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The good news, though, is that when couples do make an effort, this study suggests it pays off.
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It's that wonderful time of year again when being a parent pays off – the annual Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Leaving the debate open is a bold move for a sitcom to make, but one that pays off.
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Chrono Trigger is one of the few SNES RPGs I've played where poking around mundane rooms pays off.
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Booger's purposefully unpolished sound is one that's difficult to pull off, but in this case pays off immensely.
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Proof that having representation in the writers' rooms, no matter how traditionally "male" the subject matter, pays off.
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"The beauty of trivia is that opposite feeling, when something inside your head actually pays off," he continued.
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Making an investment that pays off is satisfying, but profiting from someone else's mistakes might be even better.
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I suppose it's nice that his role pays off in a big way, unlike what happened to Dwight.
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Unless, of course, it all pays off in some sort of magical way over the next two chapters.
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While this skill requires a considerable amount of time, effort and resources to master, it certainly pays off.
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He'll also be on probation for 3 years, unless he pays off the $1.3 mil sooner than that.
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Oculus has likely been a major cash sink for Facebook it will have to hope pays off later.
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It's a great running gag, but it's one that pays off as it reverberates through his different relationships.
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This may take some getting used to, depending on your office culture, but stricter time management pays off.
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For Beliefs' latest record, Habitat, out this Friday via Hand Drawn Dracula, that patience pays off in dividends.
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We just try to let it resonate with a modern audience and I really think it pays off.
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Being patient and holding relatively few companies pays off in ways that aren't just financial, Mr. Piazza said.
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The problem is more often petty corruption or bureaucratic sloth or ignorance — against which persistence often pays off.
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In the second act, though, the reticence pays off, as that stealthy Horton Foote magic asserts itself anew.
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Its reputation as a celeb haunt — Lindsay Lohan and Tiffany Trump were partying there in July — pays off.
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No doubt, being diligent and updating your chosen budgeting tool takes time and effort, but it pays off.
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Its iridescent pages promise kaleidoscopic contents, and this incomplete encyclopedia of incomplete figures pays off that promise, completely.
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At this rate, even if Joe never gets a raise, he pays off his loan in nine years.
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Basic research is the kind that pays off in the long term—far more than the applied research.
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It turns out that being just a little less dangerous than humans pays off over time, the researchers found.
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But new research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York concludes: yes, a college degree still pays off.
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Corporate coach Annie Perrin agrees that when companies make an effort to make their workers happy, it pays off.
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But the sentimental project is one that pays off in spades (or at least fresh veggies) for the family.
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The avoid-the-obvious-joke strategy of "Baskets" pays off best with Christine, a striking performance by Mr. Anderson.
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As a first-generation college graduate, I feel an immense pressure to land in a career that pays off.
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Consider: Trustworthiness pays off for you if others typically reciprocate your good deeds or reward you for good behavior.
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This HoCoPro crap (not a thing) pays off when Wilson uses it to ask Karev to move back in.
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People shouldn't have to spend years in financially-induced emotional distress before they feel like their investment pays off.
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" What he's taken away from this so far, though, is that it pays off to be "silly and outlandish.
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Wait staff rely on the kindness of strangers to make ends meet, and occasionally, the risk pays off — literally.
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You think that it's just the obvious joke, and then it goes a bit deeper and it pays off.
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He told Insider he likes to put a lot of effort into his videos because sometimes it pays off.
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You'll need to go to school for over a decade, but getting a job in healthcare pays off — literally.
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"With these kind of videos if you put in the effort and work, sometimes it pays off," Pieters said.
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It often pays off to invest in stocks when the crowd is selling stocks and raising cash, he figures.
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It pays off years of setup in ways that come home when you see how well iOS 215 works.
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Investing time into finding pieces that fit well and are the most flattering pays off for years to come.
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If for some reason your risk of federal prison time pays off, you've managed to add … one extra vote.
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Sometimes, being CEO of both a car company and a space company at the same time really pays off.
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But we said Belgium would have an advantage in the air, and sometimes that pays off in strange ways.
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Mr. Fischer's method pays off most handsomely in formal, extended ensemble scenes like the trio that introduces Donna Elvira.
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This excursion pays off for Helen since she finally watches the video Vik left for her on his deathbed.
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But all that cleaning pays off, as Pierson has been able to adopt Airbnb as a lucrative side gig.
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He does have his share of strange ideas, but even the odd stuff pays off when you eat it.
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It also pays off in the long term by unlocking the economic potential of a country's women and youth.
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"It's an open question as to whether that pays off," said Karim Lakhani, a professor at Harvard Business School.
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"Don&apost fight the Fed" is sage advice on Wall Street that usually pays off if you heed it.
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And after she pays off her BMW, she plans to put all the extra savings toward her home fund.
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That's why so many experts believe offering very low or free transit fares truly pays off for a municipality.
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And considering that the stock market has historically increased in value over time, that pays off for retirement investors.
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That kind of focus pays off widely, according to Dmitri Belser, executive director at the Center for Accessible Technology.
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Most EIP-financed devices are eligible for Jump upgrades after the customer pays off 50 percent of the original device.
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Turns out, showing powerful women talking about something other than their love lives pays off at the box office. Shocker!
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But there are moments that Destiny's sincerity really pays off, and the opening of Destiny 2 is one of them.
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"The biggest lesson learned was that hard work and persistence pays off," Ben Zvaifler said in an email to CNBC.
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It'll be fascinating to see if that bet pays off, how competitors respond and what the consequences are for society.
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It's the price you pay as an investor for being in early, but that's also when your intuition [pays off].
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While that might seem like it would cause bigger expenses, he says it actually pays off in the long run.
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Sometimes that pays off in spectacularly crisp images like the above, which lands just shy of having too much processing.
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Sometimes, these quirky openers are eye-rollingly awful, but every once in a while, their extreme cheesiness actually pays off.
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Hard work pays off, and that's something our Mum taught us from a very young age that we'll never forget.
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Sometimes being an internet rascal pays off, especially when you're appealing to a fellow rascal like Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds.
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It'll be fascinating to see if that bet pays off, how competitors respond, and what the consequences are for society.
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It's a bold gamble to make but it pays off, turning it into an unexpected winner for the cable channel.
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Those generations now know from experience that the idea that hard work and a little luck pays off isn't true.
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Our world is filled with inequity, and it is soothing to step into a world where persistence always pays off.
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Although the job comes with a fair amount of stress, the time and training to become a pilot pays off.
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Time will tell if Macy's move to Google's Cloud platform pays off and starts to show up in its results.
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Mickey Keating takes the adage "less is more" to heart in his "Carnage Park," and it pays off pretty well.
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" Passion pays off, Buffett told Segal: "You want to be excited when you get out of bed in the morning.
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The money stays there while the borrower pays off the loan in monthly installments, typically over a year or two.
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Bold progressive stands may be risky in general elections, but recent research suggests that policy radicalism pays off in primaries.
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You can have a checking account that seamlessly pays off that credit card with no late fees or interest, ever.
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He pays off her student loans, gives her shopping bags full of books and reads her his work in progress.
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An investment in workers — including some degree of payment for scheduled work hours that are changed or canceled — pays off.
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Being responsible and consistent with your account is the only way to make sure that a credit card pays off.
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Feeling that pit in your stomach when you're all in and the immense elation when your hard work pays off.
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Even though the days of lifetime employment at a single company are long gone, retaining your employees still pays off.
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It pays off in suspenseful bouts that haven't been hyperedited into incoherence, with actresses who really appear to be grappling.
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By avoiding predatory private loans and steering clear of for-profit colleges, you can make sure your education pays off.
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While a high credit score pays off in perks, a low one gives financial institutions less reason to trust you.
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Whether it pays off this time will depend upon what — if anything — gets done and how sincere the efforts are.
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Architecture with our biology in mind pays off in fewer sick days and better work performance, according to Mr. Cook.
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"From both of my parents, [I learned that] hard work pays off and dedication and always being on time," she said.
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Hard work pays off as your planetary ruler Mars connects with lucky Jupiter, helping you on your way toward financial abundance.
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Whether the alliance ultimately pays off is almost beside the point; the alternative was watching Amazon pull further and further ahead.
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Rebalancing pays off because it cuts back on equities when they become dear and adds to them when they become cheap.
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Believe it or not, sometimes it pays off to buy two one-way airline tickets instead of a round-trip one.
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Fox understands that xenophobia pays off, and so they're going to be promoting dangerous narratives and conspiracy theories long after Trump.
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But if Robin's next gambit pays off, you'll get a freshly mowed lawn on the regular without human involvement at all.
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Corporate culture apparently pays off, as stocks of companies with happy employees have been outperforming the market throughout the bull run.
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Still, whether Van Beurden's long bet pays off is highly dependent on the fate of oil prices over the next decade.
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The album's sonic diversity pays off in this regard: it's a joy hearing her navigate tracks that are so wildly different.
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Every situation is unique, but on balance, I've learned that the Silicon Valley advantage pays off nine times out of 10.
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This usually pays off more because investors receive a bigger ownership stake and are an integral part of the startup team.
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The other host, Chris Nunez, explained that this technique is extremely painful but pays off, since you get such intricate detail.
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You apply for a student loan refinancing loan, which pays off your current loans, then you pay off the new loan.
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Running has taught me that pushing through and taking the first step, even when you don't feel like it, pays off.
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If his North Korea gambit pays off, the next president will have more tools to address America's future national security challenges.
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Better-positioned fingerprint reader and easier-to-use face recognition - Samsung listened to critics on this one and it pays off.
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While it's tempting to wonder what a more noirish style might have produced, Mr. White's approach pays off well enough here.
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Despite Reece's apology the next day, the idea sticks, and once agreed to, the swinging experiment pays off with astonishing speed.
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Normal people are repulsed when the president of their own nation lies, cheats, practices bigotry, allegedly pays off porn star mistresses.
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It's super-nerdy stuff, for sure, but at the end of the day, I think that attention to detail pays off.
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Investing in people and culture always pays off, whether it's about making incremental changes or doing a full-blown culture change.
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Students at Harvey Mudd confirm that it is a challenging place to study but argue that the hard work pays off.
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Here are the 10 colleges where earning a bachelor's degree pays off most after 40 years, according to the Georgetown report.
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Charlie's persistence pays off when HarperCollins buys "The Book of the Law of Love," as Charlie titles his inquiry, for $200,000.
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It's an intensely personal project for writer and star Shia LaBeouf, one that walks a thin tightrope but pays off beautifully.
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Of course, even if the Gigafactory bet pays off, that won't on its own justify Wall Street's extreme optimism about Tesla.
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Far from being a counterexample to the theory that moderation pays off, Trump's election is, if anything, a testament to its power.
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If the president's insistence pays off, Nardelli said automakers could decide to localize both car and component production to the United States.
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Traversing both horror and humor, Dunn imbues his prose with the kind of duality that is hard to achieve, but pays off.
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That means investing in sales and marketing — and if that pays off, Narrative can probably go out and raise a bigger round.
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The market reaction and sales stats over the next several years will determine if the company's e-motorcycle mobility bet pays off.
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Pakistan's rupee firmed 217 percent although the U.S. has warned against any potential IMF bailout that pays off Chinese loans to Pakistan.
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But the most significant step students can take to ensure their college degree pays off is, simply, to complete their college degree.
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It pays off the emotional investment movie audiences have been making in these characters for years, sometimes in genuinely heart-wrenching ways.
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She also pays off the leader of the notorious South Side Snakes Gang who helped ruin the reputation of the drive-in.
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And that loyalty pays off, as it determines whether you will end each era in a golden age or a dark age.
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This is where the risk-averseness of the Swiss pays off at times, especially in an industry as non-transparent as biotechnology.
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In fact, when the rest pays off and Jay Kay successfully pips Cowell the next day, the musician will make a declaration.
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Even assuming this deal pays off as hoped, though, it probably will not do as much for shareholders as a breakup would.
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But her solicitousness, and the general enjoyment she takes in helping point her guests to tourist attractions and other options, pays off.
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An education pays off over a lifetime, so it makes sense that student loans should be paid off over a long term.
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But if this massive public investment pays off, we'll see revitalized local economies and millions of Americans will share in the dividend.
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The Banner Saga 3 is bleak, but also an immensely satisfying and consistent finale that pays off on Stoic's work to date.
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The Moon in Aquarius connects with Saturn in Sagittarius at 8:46 AM, which means hard work pays off this Saturday morning.
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That's a huge break from Argento's visual design, but it's also a brilliant, risky gamble that entirely pays off in the end.
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All this work pays off when each startup faces off against an impressive lineup of judges during their live Q&A session.
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Patients have to put work into their physical therapy, but the work pays off even if it's a delayed sense of gratification.
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The Coca-Cola logo is ubiquitous and consistent, and it pays off: widely regarded as the most recognized brand worldwideHere are the
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Ripping a section back and refilling means you have to harden your heart a bit, but it pays off in the end.
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Sometimes that pays off in articles on topics like how comics are reflecting the political climate or how comics are handling diversity.
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"That resourcefulness of trying new things, figuring things out ... it pays off in everything," Bezos said at a Summit conference last November.
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We've seen for ourselves the challenges businesses must overcome and the incredible joy that comes when your hard work finally pays off.
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But she maintains that the main reason she won't bring her family along is to help teach them that hard work pays off.
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Serena Williams is an athlete that always seems laser-focused whenever she's mid-match (and it pays off, judging by her ample wins).
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But, thanks to the inventiveness of Siren, debuting with a two-hour series premiere on Thursday, March 29, the whole endeavor pays off.
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Despite the exams, stress and tuition fees, college certainly pays off, according to one managing director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML).
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But investing pays off for the Truster only if the Helper is trustworthy, and returns enough money to make the Truster a profit.
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It helped me believe and understand that some of this work is the slow painful work but it pays off in the end.
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I am going to be very excited to watch the Browns play in the coming years, just to see how this pays off.
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The most important thing I took away from it was not that hard work pays off, but that we as journalists are privileged.
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If the Oracle of Omaha serves as any example, the discipline to buy things only when you really, really like them pays off.
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"I think it's great that she pays off her credit cards every month and in general tries not to use them," she says.
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Catering to pros, meanwhile, is the sort of thing that pays off in spades down the road, much like Apple's longstanding education play.
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" It pays off: "(My employees) work incredibly hard, serve a tremendous amount of guests and do it with a smile on their face.
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Sometimes procrastination pays off: right now, Net-a-Porter is having a huge end-of-year sale, with prices up to 70% off.
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Additionally, for all your burning money questions, check out Mic's credit, savings, career, investing and healthcare hubs for more information — that pays off.
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Off The Record With Joy Crookes Musician Joy Crookes is solid proof that taking the leap for what you believe in pays off.
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The bear also serves a purpose that pays off later: Showing that it's not just humans that can be raised from the dead.
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Many of us are no stranger to the hard work and resilience that pays off despite the many obstacles that make themselves present.
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Once a girl is bought she is bonded, and the madam provides her with food and shelter until she pays off the debt.
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And after launching a few pilots with Pepper helping customers in California retail stores in 2016, SoftBank says the robot actually pays off.
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Regardless of whether this particular initiative pays off, however, the project's current capabilities are a welcome reminder of the power of human solidarity.
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He's taught me hard work pays off, to keep pushing and keep trying, that you should take care of the people around you.
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That means potential hires should watch how often they say "I" during interviews, a strategy that pays off at other companies as well.
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Also, that it's O.K. never to admit mistakes; that bullying pays off; and that ugliness, hatred and violence are appropriate responses to disagreement.
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A detailed evaluation of Medicaid expansion in Ohio by that state's Department of Medicaid explains how it pays off for workers and taxpayers.
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As the years pass, she gets a few minor-league raises at her boring job, buys furniture and wineglasses, pays off her debt.
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He's taught me hard work pays off, to keep pushing and keep trying, that you should take care of the people around you.
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Packed into four short hours, Barry's season 1 twists and turns fill each episode with mounting tension that (I promise you) pays off.
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But after many hours with Cultist Simulator, I am not sure I've had the moment of realization or discovery that pays off the mystery.
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But if this pro-Remain alliance pays off, more might follow, particularly if there is a Brexit-themed general election later in the year.
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As the data continues to roll in, we'll see how well the program pays off in terms of the participants' physical and mental health.
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Harry was also reconnecting with his teen daughter and ex-wife in Season 1, which pays off in Season 2 because yeah ... this time?
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said there would be "no rationale" for an IMF bailout of Pakistan that pays off Chinese loans.
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Using the snowball method, the consumer pays off bills in the order of smallest to largest to build momentum and change their spending behavior.
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Zac Efron proved that hard work pays off on Wednesday when he went shirtless in the first teaser trailer for his new film Baywatch.
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The secretive nature of the deals means it is unclear how much the country spends to attract such companies and whether it pays off.
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While there may be times when it is not great to hold them, there are also times when holding them long-term pays off.
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To make sure that their investment in college pays off, students should start planning to take advantage of professional opportunities as soon as possible.
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Another fantastic day for your career and finances is July 14, when Venus connects with Saturn, the planet of responsibility—hard work pays off!
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The price difference in Boeing and United Technologies' options make for a compelling trade if the bet on the latter pays off, Gilbert says.
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If you feel burdened by your student debt, maybe we can help you (and we've seen secondary that pays off a founder's credit cards).
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That's what I felt was the case with DroneSeed, and here's hoping their work pays off — for their sake, sure, but mainly for ours.
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Additionally, for all your burning money questions, check out Mic's credit, savings, career, investing and health care hubs for more information — that pays off.
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Going to college pays off, and to land a job at one of the most coveted tech employers, you'll need to hit the books.
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It pays off, though: I end up saving somewhere in the $40 range for months' worth of facial care, body lotion, toothpaste, and tampons.
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Student loan refinancing is when a private lender pays off your existing loan and gives you a new loan with a lower interest rate.
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But the shagginess pays off once Josh receives a mysterious letter from a woman in Florida who may or may not be a relative.
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Going to college pays off, and to land a job at one of the most coveted tech employers, you'll need to stay in school.
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And I think that pays off — not just in terms of making something that's hopefully entertaining, but also to inspire people to learn more.
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You find one article a year that gives you deep insight into something, or the confidence to invest in something, and that pays off.
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"Firmness and consistency pays off," Salvini, who is leading a high-profile campaign to exclude humanitarian rescue ships from Italian ports, said late on Sunday.
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NEW YORK — Sports Authority is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to try to fix its business as it pays off $1.1 billion in debt.
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This season, Maisie Williams proved the long game pays off when her Game Of Thrones character Arya shared a sex scene with Gendry (Joe Dempsie).
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Many of these jobs require years of higher education, but the high-paying salaries they come with are proof that the hard work pays off.
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The film channels the claustrophobic tension of Alien and the desperate situation of Passengers, and ends with a neat twist that pays off exceptionally well.
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Providing nuanced but clear explanations for the ways Hillary's personality and personal history have shaped her political career is where Blumenthal's method really pays off.
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Roughly seven in ten Americans think that government funding of basic science research pays off in the long run, according to a 2015 Pew poll.
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Yes, you have to pay for data, but when your livelihood is dependent on you being able to get online, well, it pays off quickly.
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But for our entire lives, we've been told that higher education is the one investment in human history that always pays off in the end.
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Fortunately, there are several steps that students can take to cut costs and make sure that their college experience pays off — without giving up coffee.
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There's no denying that the Hurom Slow Juicer is an investment, but this thing pays off in dividends, and using it daily justifies the expense.
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A big deal Weight Watchers' pockets just might get fatter if its deal with DJ Khaled pays off the way its deal with Oprah did.
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It may seem like a lot of effort, but the emphasis that he puts in homemade and ethically-sourced meats pays off in the kitchen.
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We live in an age where it pays off to be a good person because more times if you're a bad person it's out somewhere.
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Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox are living proof persistence pays off, because they finally made it to Cabo San Lucas after a failed first attempt.
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The Duffer Brothers' years of studying 80s cinema pays off when there is an opportunity for an awesome action sequence or an unexpected monster reveal.
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Higbee prowls the city looking for naturally-occurring optical illusions like these, and his patience pays off (to the tune of 32K enthusiastic Instagram followers).
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This isn't always the case, but plenty of research shows that staying the course during market turmoil pays off if you have a long timeline.
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But if the play often seems to be privileging the passions of the creative team over those of the characters, the gambit eventually pays off.
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The main takeaway for the United States and its allies is that sustained support coupled with local partners willing to make hard compromises pays off.
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Jesse Green wrote that Daniel Sullivan's "thoughtful if mostly becalmed staging," with star Condola Rashad at its center, finally pays off in its trial scene.
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The equation is simple: quality early education, especially for vulnerable children and families, is worth the cost, and pays off with educated, engaged, employed adults.
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Waiting until the last minute often pays off for everything but the biggest hits, since lost revenue from an empty seat can never be recouped.
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That's what the game hinges on, and the way it pays off in the third act remains one of my favorite moments of this decade.
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When things are not burning down, you're paying a premium for it, but when your portfolio is on fire, that insurance pays off in spades.
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Connecting people with support services, such as food and housing, pays off, Surgeon General Jerome Adams said Wednesday at an event hosted by The Hill.
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"I actually hit that putt earlier in the week, and missed it low left, and I worked on that, so practice pays off," he said.
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The other striking fact is that the deal pays off almost all of a $250 million mortgage that Kushner Companies took out for the building.
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But this initial problem pays off for her parents in this future: they can collect male dowries from each child when they're given away to husbands.
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However, after a few years of rate hikes, shopping for a savings account finally pays off with some top-yielding accounts now as high as 2%.
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Go deeper: Rude, red awakening: China's theft of U.S. tech is hard to stop The mainstreaming of Trump's attack on China China's stalling pattern pays off
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The distillation and expansion of that sound pays off on "Five Four," a shimmering yet grim cut that sounds like it's straight out of South London.
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The new summer job apparently pays off, and soon he finds himself in a summer romance with a girl played by Maika Monroe, from It Follows.
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It's a neat trick, and one that pays off superbly as "All in Time" is a glorious work that isn't afraid to push the genre further.
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As any vintage shopper knows, the best, and most special, items are always buried by the fluff — and having patience pays off in unearthing those treasures.
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I shouldn't but how do you choose between living hard and fast for your almost guaranteed short years, or living clean and hoping it pays off?
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The Mi 5's Snapdragon 820 chipset is literally years ahead of the 801 inside the X, and its inclusion pays off in a big way.
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These unbeatable deals just go to show that, if you're a serious beauty shopper (to the tune of $450 a year), your store loyalty pays off.
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That chatty plain-spoken approach pays off, however, once Galfard digs into the headier realms of special relativity, quantum mechanics, black hole physics and string theory.
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SoFi pays off the student debt with the extra cash and the borrower is left with a new, larger mortgage, but at a lower interest rate.
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In July, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said there was "no rationale" for an IMF bailout of Pakistan that pays off Chinese loans to Pakistan.
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And he sort of takes over the play till the end, the big Shakespearean finale, when things resolve and everything pays off in a wonderful way.
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This deep — and continually rewarded — belief that flamboyance pays off is why Trump says what other presidential candidates won't and does what other presidential candidates can't.
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Whether or not his company enters a partnership with GAC or another company, Mr. Marchionne will probably not be around to see if it pays off.
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But there are other, smaller things that often get ignored, and paying attention to the details of small things always pays off in the long run.
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And if that pays off in November, as my colleague Jason Linkins has suggested, burning through millions every single day will have been money well spent.
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Still, the cheeky modern approach pays off when Ms. Peacock's Agave, realizing the horrors she has committed while under Dionysos's influence, faces a contemporary feminine punishment.
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All the great coaches I&aposve been fortunate to be around all had the same fundamental philosophy -- it&aposs no shortcuts, and hard work pays off.
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So lemme tell ya: When you don't KNOW there's a mysterious billionaire costume orgy coming, it really pays off when one materializes in front of you.
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"We worked very hard during the pre-season and during the beginning of the year, so I think, as we say, hard work pays off," said Pouille.
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"From both of my parents, [I've learned that] hard work pays off and dedication and always being on time," the 19-year-old told PEOPLE in 2017.
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Urban admitted he can't know for sure whether whoever comes on stage will perform to his expectations, but when the risk pays off, it's an entertaining spectacle.
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The NBA champ will be completely surprised, so Nelson is going to have to pull out all the stops to make sure this risky decision pays off.
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How many workers Foxconn actually hires, and where Foxconn hires them from, would have a significant impact on when the state's investment pays off, the report says.
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That's where Flyknit's innovation and deliberate engineering pays off: The FE/NOM has just two, single-layer panels, that, like the brand's Flyknit shoes, are seamlessly combined.
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The hard work that you do every day finally pays off on Friday when love and money planet Venus harmonizes with your planetary ruler, action planet Mars.
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But she's incredibly disciplined, and all that hard work pays off, especially when it comes to putting on a show on stage — or on the red carpet.
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We'll have to wait and see if that bet pays off or if Oracle's days of database dominance are numbered as business looks to public cloud alternatives.
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According to a recent World Bank study, the added cost of building infrastructure resilient to a changing environment pays off in the long run if done correctly.
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You'll want to make payments on your current loans until the balance transfer comes through or until the personal loan pays off all of your current debts.
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Despite ample evidence that individual investors very, very often get it very wrong, a new study shows that actually paying attention to stock market holdings pays off.
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As his focus on restarting economic growth pays off in the coming year, he could accomplish much more, and even win over many of his current detractors.
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The story pays off in funny and heroic ways, and if you're looking for clever writing that goes somewhere, then this is a game worth digging into.
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My experience has demonstrated to me why, for more than a half century, Republicans and Democrats have agreed that foreign aid is an investment that pays off.
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Corin included the caption "hard work pays off," but did not indicate whether she had made her decision yet whether to attend the prestigious Ivy League school.
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The full range of sustained quality seen in the 130 vintage prints on exhibition expressively shows that, at least sometimes, hard work pays off in the arts.
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And it here that Tan, who never got to launch that very first film, makes it clear that her determination to be the heroine finally pays off.
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The news is that he's opening his own fast food restaurant This stunt pays off more purposefully than the movie initially gives us reason to hope for.
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It might be expensive to get employee health clinics up and running, but it might well prove to be an investment that pays off in the future.
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By attending a school that will help you earn more after graduation and keeping your student debt levels low, you can make sure your degree pays off.
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There's no way to know whether the Democratic National Committee's bet pays off till a year from now, when we see what happens in the general election.
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Because that seems to be what we're seeing all around us: We assume great careers happen because one extraordinary person makes a big bet that pays off.
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But reliable research does show that whatever you do to increase gratitude pays off, so it's worth it to find what is easy, enjoyable and effective for you.
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Powering the Internet's most extensive and essential network of advertising platforms pays off: Alphabet earned $9.2 billion in profits last quarter, up 37 percent from a year ago.
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While having rules in place is certainly not fun when it prevents you from making boatloads of money in a market rally, Cramer knows that it pays off.
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If the gamble pays off, locals as well as top talent from Silicon Valley will see Detroit as a viable and inviting city to work and live in.
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Johnson's bet pays off and the threat of a no-deal Brexit persuades the EU's biggest powers - Germany and France - to agree to significantly revise the divorce deal.
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Other than his cool patience-pays-off story, all I really remember about Knickle is that he pronounced the "K" in his last name—he was Rick Kuhnikkel.
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I learned how to contact multimillion-dollar public relations firms, what tone to use when crafting a brand and why consistency pays off in the social media world.
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But he decides to keep pursuing her anyway, a strategy that eventually pays off when the woman realizes that she was meant to be with him all along?
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No. 25 Tennessee holds off Georgia Tech in 2 OTs ATLANTA — With the game on the line on numerous occasions, No. 25 Tennessee showed that perseverance pays off.
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Since college pays off in earnings, yet the cost keeps many potential students out, politicians like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have proposed making public schools tuition-free.
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A Powerball official said in a statement that based on a winner choosing an annuity, which pays off over 383 years, the cash prize would be $279.1 million.
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So Schumer and Pelosi can hardly be blamed for their dalliance with Trump, especially if it pays off in humane policies like legal protection for young undocumented immigrants.
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He emphasizes that "in your journey on whatever you guys are trying to create, there's no magic bullet, magic formula, cutting corners, or cheating," but passion pays off.
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The scene ties into Thor's acclimation to Midgard and Jane's attraction to Thor, and it also sets up a Donald Blake Easter egg that pays off later on.
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He has vowed to work harder than ever to get back in shape and be ready for Russia and Brazilian fans will be praying his dedication pays off.
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When Not Paying Attention Pays Off | Re-evaluating your investment portfolio too frequently can lead to lower returns in the long run, John List writes in Your Money.
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But where other celebrity designers have stayed in their aesthetic lane and worked with what they knew, Rihanna's put it all on the idea that risk pays off.
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I'll have a triple exhibition on Brittany in the cities of Lannion, Lorient, and Brest in October, so it also pays off to stay close to your roots.
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Developers integrate Stripe earlier than they integrated payments before, and while it costs Stripe a lot in setup and support costs, it pays off in brand and loyalty.
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I hope that I've taught them to never give up and that hard work pays off, but that they've always been the most important people in my life.
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"The authoritarian bargain the U.S. has struck with Egypt might seem to be the right thing, but it never pays off in the long run," Ms. Hawthorne said.
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Ms. McNair uses a credit card that she pays off each month in the hope that she can build up her credit and apply for a small loan.
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Ted Cruz thinks James Harden deserves every nickel of his historic $228 million contract extension with the Houston Rockets ... just as long as it pays off on the court.
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Any innovative technologies that could help—like vaccines or less-addictive prescription painkillers—are still years away from being widely available, if the research into them even pays off.
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But the agreement, along with an additional $250 million investment to add DC fast chargers to Porsche dealerships, shows the automaker wants to ensure this electric bet pays off.
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But the reason Miller's character stands out is because he actually has a clearly articulated internal struggle over his imprisoned dad, and it pays off beyond Saving The World.
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And since nothing in Sopranos Land is free, Tracee pays off her debt by working overtime in the VIP room, passed from man to man like a rag doll.
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It's hard work, but it also pays off and allows you to be the master of your own destiny which may be why entrepreneurship is such a popular resolution.
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Some argue, however, that the investment pays off — not just for older people but for hospitals themselves as well as for a country intent on controlling health care spending.
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Skylights can open up a dark interior kitchen or bathroom, and while they can "cost a little extra money, I think it pays off in the end," Torres says.
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Kanye's grin clears my skin, pays off my debt, and throws out that weird yogurt thing in my fridge that I've been avoiding touching for a couple weeks now.
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Here's hoping that their hard work for the LGBTQ community pays off, and that doctors can finally give transgender patients the support they need to live their happiest lives.
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They can open up a dark interior kitchen or bathroom, and, while they can "cost a little extra money, I think it pays off in the end," he says.
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It's all the family lawyer's doing; he wants the mother's estate for himself, so he pays off the corrupt orderly Blue (Oscar Isaac) to make sure Babydoll is lobotomized.
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Unlike the decision to become a better cook generally, which pays off every day, the resolve to do your own curing prompts a few basic questions before you start.
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Revenue in the company's news and information division, which accounts for over 60 percent of total revenue, rose to $1.26 billion as the transition to digital platforms pays off.
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But even if it pays off, bin Salman has already failed in his core goal of weaning Saudi Arabia off of oil because his leverage is entirely oil-based.
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Sopan Deb, who covers the N.B.A. for The Times but started as a culture reporter, said the work of finding sources — dozens of coffees, lunches and more — pays off.
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Attending college is more expensive than ever before, but there are several steps that students can take to cut costs and make sure that their college experience pays off.
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Reaching out to fringe elements costs little and sometimes pays off, as it did in Hungary, where the far-right group Jobbik is now the country's leading opposition party.
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It takes a little work, but in the end, it almost always pays off when you see this once dependent person take on more and more on their own.
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To see if having a degree really pays off (pun intended), Business Insider sought out four MBA grads to see how their income changed after going to business school.
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It's a triumph if we can make this great story that really pays off at the end [of the episode] that also then sets up something for the next show.
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WannaCry is only the most recent example of "ransomware", malicious programs that block access to files unless the victim pays off the hackers (usually in Bitcoin, an untraceable digital currency).
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ALSO READ: How China uses fear of terrorism to justify increased state power Persistence pays off Zhang's refusal to stay quiet, fortunately, has finally made a difference in Nie's case.
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"I believe that hard work always pays off and I am working diligently to win more laurels for my country in the upcoming competitions," Chand told Reuters in an interview.
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The onus is on the company's product team to get people to watch content they've never heard of (and like it!) — to make sure Netflix's multibillion-dollar bet pays off.
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It drives us to dump our cash into lotteries and sacrifice our relationships and sit around obsessively filling out online surveys, but it never actually pays off—well, almost never.
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But although there are sequences in Jason Bourne where Greengrass's usual technique pays off (as with that final fistfight), the quick cutting often feels like it's trying way too hard.
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However, all of her stumbling totally pays off in the end when you can hear the cameraman whisper "Heaven" off-screen while Anderson engages in some full-frontal frosting play.
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"The verdict shows that it pays off when human rights organizations defend themselves against the mass storage of data by the BND," said Christian Mihr, the organization's director in Berlin.
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There's also a self-cleaning mechanism, which probably pays off some, and an 18-hour timer, which you may or may not use, but it's nice to know it's there.
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Such thinking doesn't exercise the imagination of the Democratic Party elite for the simple reason that it rarely pays off in absolute wins over the course of a single cycle.
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But for the schools, the scheme still pays off: It artificially drives down the colleges' overall admissions rate, making them seem more exclusive in the eyes of parents and applicants.
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Your hard work pays off at the top, where your view will include the Petit Piton, the blue-green waters of the Caribbean and the neighboring island of St. Vincent.
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Mr. Cabrera said he plans to get rid of his NV200 after he pays off his auto loan and is considering replacing it with a Toyota Highlander or Toyota Sienna.
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Sodastream: A funny punchline -- that actually demonstrates what the product does -- pays off this spot about finding water on Mars, with an appropriate cameo by Bill Nye the Science Guy.
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HBO Max is going to cost AT&T a lot of money — but company executives are mostly fine with a short-term loss if the long-term gain pays off.
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And she says it persists among people who don't understand the difference "good debt" that is an investment that pays off in the long run versus "bad debt" which doesn't.
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Rays overtake Tigers with two-run seventh for 103-2 win DETROIT — Baseball is a sport where you play the percentages because in a 162-game season it pays off.
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But if Spotify's bet pays off, it could put the company at the center of its own ad marketplace — and take a bite out of Apple at the same time.
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The producers dares to assume the audience will want to watch people who have gray hair or bifocals or a body mass index over 19, and their bet pays off.
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Heat Signature, the Bounty-Hunters-In-Space follow-up to Suspicious Developments' Cyborg-Jumpy-Spy-er Gunpoint, is about making a bet on yourself and seeing whether it pays off.
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The good news is that employers will often come looking for you on LinkedIn, which is where having the right information in the right places on your profile really pays off.
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There's some clunky backstory about her mother which never quite pays off but makes for some arresting visuals in the final episodes the reinforce the urgency of Nadia escaping this loop.
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" Focus on those kinds of details pays off: "Curb appeal is everything when you're trying to sell a home," says Torres, "because that's the first thing [buyers] see to get interested.
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But Wentz could be a shortcut for one lucky team looking to rebuild — a risky bet with an unheralded background, yet a wager that pays off in the biggest of ways.
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At a time of budget constraints, we must ensure that all of our federal programs are effective and this is an investment that pays off in the short and long-term.
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Huckaby: I did see people saying that was "nihilistically honest" which was amusing because the whole point of this was, public transportation is necessary, investment in public transportation always pays off.
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Eugene has to pretty much make everything weird It all pays off later in the episode, after Eugene has "proved" his maturation by taking a bite out of crime (see below).
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Though others have said the amount of money Iran will receive due to sanctions relief will be higher, Kerry Thursday put the number -- once Iran pays off debts -- at $55 billion.
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Channel Zero more than pays off that investment: It's a horror story that feels fresh, well-paced, and suspenseful, with enough intrigue and bloodshed to hook fans and keep them hooked.
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But the hatching of a Danny Ocean scheme is beautiful while it lasts, because it gives Erlich a mission and pays off the group dynamic the show has continued to refine.
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The Yeti Tundra — the original — is still the thickest and best performing, but you'd almost need a chart to figure out the axis at which point the Yeti really pays off.
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It can be tough to prioritize saving for the future when current expenses are bogging us down, but the math shows that starting early — even with the smallest amount —pays off.
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I have been lucky with parents, lucky with all kinds of things and lucky to be wired in a way that in a market economy, pays off like crazy for me.
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Ultimately, he can't put his family at risk and, as we know from the 2015 scenes, the decision pays off because Hays and Amelia must have managed to save their marriage.
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It builds inexorably to a confrontation between good and evil in the Twin Peaks sheriff's station that pays off a bunch of random bits and pieces from the season so far.
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But for every terrible Dracula performance there's something that pays off spectacularly, like him taking a chance on The Matrix after just about every actor passed on it at the time.
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Though we've embedded the Audition trailer above, we suggest you opt not to watch it; the film pays off even more tremendously when you know as little about it as possible.
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Scoffing at the "dry clean only" label on your delicate duds may not be the most exciting rebellion imaginable, but it's a scheme that pays off on laundry day every week.
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That pays off in dynamic action scenes on the mountain as well as manly-man moments in a sweat lodge, around a fire ring and over bison burgers at Sam's Place.
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All of this practice with the Times's activity and the VTS questions pays off in the strong analytical papers they write and in the memorized scenes they perform with their peers.
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Once a driver pays off the loan, which typically takes about three years, the car is the driver's to keep, although by that stage it will typically be 53 years old.
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Overall, "whether your college degree pays off comes down to how well you limit your initial costs and debt and how much you maximize your earning potential after graduating," says Kirkham.
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When they return to that groove in the chorus, which comes well after the midway point, that delayed gratification pays off, and Schwarzenbach's yelps of "I want you" become endlessly fulfilling.
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Applications and documents Image: Screenshot The web life—making use of apps such as Netflix and Spotify—certainly pays off when it comes to switching from Mac to Windows or back again.
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And even though his self-destructive experiment pays off, it also unhinges Nirmali and her desires, culminating into a shock ending that reimagines filmmaking in ways that invite — and deserve — rapt interpretations.
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Doing some prior research always pays off: check out how other people are listing items similar to yours and look for details and phrases that would pique your interest as a buyer.
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The move pays off in a narrative sense in the end, but beyond that, what motivated the choice in opening the work with scenes of total collapse in the here-and-now?
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"It's really important that we start to be proactive and aggressive ... in building resilience in our systems, which not only pays off financially but also for the health of communities," she said.
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Meanwhile, a savvy Treasury Department analyst (Cynthia Addai-Robinson) with a past of her own closes in on Christian in a boring subplot that drags the film down, but still pays off.
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It's also built atop a terrific screenplay, one that so effortlessly pays off every single setup it raises that it makes so many other movies feel like they're straining just a bit.
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Resisting the urge to move quickly from one object to the next and denying our white-knuckle addiction to information pays off as these abstract forms provide precious relief from the representational.
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While you can beat a lot of the game by mashing buttons, reworking combos for different fights pays off, and it's so satisfying that I wish more games would iterate on it.
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I tell the story about City Year because I have seen firsthand how their hard work, diligence and altruism pays off in spades, and I want other cities to follow Chicago's lead.
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He pays off the police officers, but Shirley is hardly grateful and chides his driver: Tony is "rewarding" the officers for treating the men in such an inhumane way … and that's it.
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Star's risk ultimately pays off: the manager, who we'll come to know as Jahil Rivera (Benjamin Bratt) invites Star and the girls to perform at NFL player Hunter Morgan's party later that week.
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The payoff pays off, as when Chuck arrives later, the employee feigns ignorance when Chuck angrily shows him a photo of Jimmy, asking if he was there making copies a few nights ago.
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That dopamine hit we feel when we take a gamble and it pays off can be too intoxicating for some to ignore, so it can be more comfortable to make change after change.
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So far, the Korean company has spent the money to make sure that the G5 is well known — the question in another three months' time will be how well that investment pays off.
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It's got better separation and bass response than anything else in its size and boasts a nuance and subtlety of sound that pays off the 212 years Apple has been working on it.
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Once it pays off a further 1.6 billion euros of subordinated debt, NAMA expects to return a profit for the government and in June raised its lifetime profit forecast to 2.3 billion euros.
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However, in the end the trip always pays off, even if it was filled with stupid arguments and frustrations because it's the fun memories of the vacation that I'll always hold on to.
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And it pays off: Jaime's face fills with horror as he's confronted with the physical reminder of one of his gravest past sins, and Bran's cold stare makes the moment that much harsher.
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But if the gamble pays off, it will be a big step toward Tesla's audacious ambitions: not just to be a mass-market automaker, but also to reinvent the way autos are made.
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The publish-as-you-go, seat-of-your-pants style of "Serial" and stylistic offshoots like "Missing Richard Simmons" holds an addictive appeal, but it's also a risky gambit that rarely pays off.
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Or maybe it will herald the beginning of a more chauvinistic era, one in which the American example as the "indispensable nation" will continue to fray, while the raw exercise of power pays off.
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Having seen the finale, "Big Little Lies" pays off its various threads splendidly, joining two previous HBO miniseries -- "The Night Of" and the first season of "True Detective" -- as a tight, self-contained narrative.
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You come into a new understanding of your objective place in the complicated world, comprehending what you're known for on a personal level, and exactly how that pays off—so you better work it!
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Yes, it took me a while to move in all of my relevant login identities and passwords, but that's a one-time investment of effort that pays off in long-term peace of mind.
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Only then it makes sense and pays off to form a cross-organization distributed business process network: There are many blockchain-based projects that are taking different approaches for solving the business integration challenges.
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And yes, while tackling gender bias in chores is just one more thing to add to the household to-do list, it may be one that pays off the most in the long run.
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It can be competitive, especially when fending off against rival promotions, but the effort pays off big time when the ultimate goal—to become the top professional wrestling organization in the world—is reached.
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Pleasantly polite sound from a pretty pair Onkyo uses a larger driver than the typical 7003mm units present in most ear buds, and that pays off in delivering a clean and pleasing musical presentation.
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On the surface, Future Ties is an after school program — a safe haven for children in a violent city — but they're more than that: It's a testament to what happens when perseverance pays off.
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If the Elbphilharmonie can sustain its appeal over time, it will have confirmed what the Bavarian tourist industry long ago discovered with Ludwig's fairy-tale castles: that extravagance sometimes pays off in the end.
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Biyombo's Breakout Pays Off Bismack Biyombo agreed to a four-year, $29 million deal with the Magic, according to multiple news media reports, and will form a menacing new Orlando frontcourt with Serge Ibaka.
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Garmin Speak Plus Dash Cam, $144.95, available at AmazonA dash cam is a smart investment that pays off if you get into an accident or need proof of anything that happens on your drive.
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More law school graduates, laden with six-figure debt, have been questioning whether their investment in a degree that comes with such a hefty tuition price tag pays off with a highly paid job.
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Individuals like Rosendo already face an uphill climb when trying to make a life for themselves in America, but our country has always been founded on the ideal that good, honest work pays off.
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"We didn't want to get into a scenario where we were relying on sitcom tropes—you know, something funny happens at the beginning, there's a misunderstanding, it pays off in the end," she says.
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It all pays off in that lovely little scene atop the walls of Winterfell, in which the sisters remember their father's words about how the lone wolf dies in winter but the pack survives.
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He also suffers from Unspecified Heart Ailment, which is constantly used as a red herring that never pays off, to the point where Pacino fakes a cardiac episode in the middle of LaGuardia Airport.
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"To politely raise one's voice pays off; it's something Italy hasn't done for many years," Salvini, who in his role as interior minister is leading the crackdown on immigration, said at a news conference.
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The song, which features Boston's Michael Christmas, Chicago's Saba, and New York's Jimi Tents, unites four rappers from different cities in the shared pursuit of fun as hell bars, and it pays off completely.
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It took 22 movies and a lot of thinking other people were dead, but Steve and Peggy's loving reunion pays off because it took the entire journey of the MCU to bring them back together.
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Endgame pays off 11 years' worth of character development and narrative twists, serving up fresh permutations of the team, resolving old rifts and heartbreaks, and delivering epic sendoffs worthy of these larger-than-life heroes.
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And as much as our wanderlust-hearts want to wing an upcoming excursion to Portugal or two week stay in Italy, it literally pays off to honor our hard-saved vacation cash with pre-planning.
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That's not to say the star doesn't keep it real, working late into the night with her kids by her side, and her dedication clearly pays off: Fixer Upper is cable's highest-rated reality show.
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It strikes the classic horror balance of telling a basically predictable story with a sufficiently weird and grotesque payoff, with a focus on body horror that pays off well in a headset's sensory deprivation environment.
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Focusing more on the upside, or your potential for success, pays off, Herjavec tells CNBC in a video-call from Google's Headquarters, where he was advising young entrepreneurs for the "Dreamvention " contest with Frito-Lay.
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All this work pays off when each startup faces a rigorous live Q/A session from a lineup of judges from the likes of First Round Capital, KPCB, Greycroft, NEA, General Catalyst, Sequoia and others.
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Tom Brady (NE at Browns) — Those who drafted Brady this summer, knowing that he would miss the first four games of the season with a suspension, will see if their patience pays off this Sunday.
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"Regular working people, families, are not being represented by the government in Washington right now," said Mr. Cortes Barragan, a psychologist who is living with his parents while he pays off $232,2155 in student loans.
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It pays off because "217 Boxes" tells us something real about the world whether or not its version of Fryer's colleagues and family is as accurate as the archive from which their stories are drawn.
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The guys NOT named Johnny Manziel at the U. of San Diego's pro day are super stoked about the national exposure that came with their workouts yesterday ... and they're hoping it pays off at the draft.
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Our emotional investment in the ups and downs of Axe's hedge fund, or Chuck's career as a U.S. Attorney pays off in purring sports cars, glass TriBeCa penthouses, and elite glossy, wood-paneled, members-only clubs.
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I feel like the rugby player team manager whose ear she cut off is the first medical sight gag we've seen in quite awhile (maybe this whole season?) and while it pays off, it is gross.
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It took a while, but coaches finally stopped listening to the traditionalist naysayers and realized that a shot that is worth 50 percent more pays off, even if that shot is a little harder to make.
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Pane told Reuters the lost space will continue to hit results for a few more quarters, until marketing efforts on brands such as Covergirl, Max Factor and Clairol, which were "orphaned" at P&G, pays off.
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Here, a 34-year-old insurance claims adjuster who lives in Northern California and learned that advocating for herself pays off big — in the form of a six-figure salary less than a decade after graduation.
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It's incredibly hard sometimes to deliver a message you know someone is not going to like, but in the long run, it really pays off to be as transparent about a situation as you can be.
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Yesterday, the company announced a promotion that lets corporate customers of competing enterprise software suites from Box, Dropbox, and Google switch to OneDrive with Microsoft covering the bill until a business pays off its existing contract.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A mixed set of rules internationally and low fines in some countries mean that bribery often pays off for companies even when they get caught, inter-governmental think-tank, the OECD, said on Thursday.
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Patience pays off as Indians edge Mariners CLEVELAND — After hitting into double plays in each of the first three innings Cleveland Indians hitters decided to be more patient at the plate, and that patience paid off.
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Mr. Gross, has, in effect, taken the opposite side of this wager by building a portfolio that pays off if there are no global market shocks, like interest rate increases or a large country going bust.
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Later in the video, Agalarov pays off Daniels in an elevator, gets a hug from Trump, takes a shot with Clinton and transfers a secret envelope from Zuckerberg to Clinton as the whole group parties together.
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As part of this principal payoff option, lenders could offer a borrower up to two extensions of the loan, but only if the borrower pays off at least one-third of the principal with each extension.
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Those polls may not mean much if her fund-raising gamble pays off and she can emerge later this year, after a series of nationally televised debates and dozens more events like the one in Memphis.
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Not every exploration pays off, especially on the human side, like a subplot about "synthies" — teenagers who "identify" as robots — which falls flat even if you don't read it as a facile analogy for transgender issues.
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She assumes her audience has some base knowledge of what she's talking about so she doesn't have to get bogged down in details — a calculation that, by the sound of her thrilled studio audience, pays off.
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It's T-minus 48 hours until our Valentine's Day prep pays off, and it's all chocolate hearts and red roses and Champagne and skywriting "I Love You" over the tropical beach we're on (no pressure, significant others).
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And having a fully stocked career toolkit pays off — it means you'll be ready to jump into any situation, be it a new job search or run-in with your boss' boss' boss, without breaking a sweat.
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I feel bad today because I'm not working on anything that'll bring in money straight away — but I'm putting a lot of effort into researching the businesses that I'm sending quotes to, so hopefully it pays off!
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Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidDemocrats aim to protect Grand Canyon from 'imminent' drilling threat Warren's careful approach with media pays off Trump thanks Reid for warning Democrats not to underestimate him MORE (D-Nev.) as Senate majority leader.
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The group claimed it was motivated by a now familiar and hilariously misinformed conspiracy theory: Touted by DC fans, it alleges that Disney somehow pays off nearly every critic from every major publication to trash DC movies.
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"Today's decision by the court not to review a challenge to the final rule ensures that the rule can fulfill President Obama's vision of an economy where hard work pays off and responsibility is rewarded," he said.
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Those strictly-controlled networks can sustain a graduate throughout his or her life, but in the short term, a parent's investment pays off in improved chances of entrance to Oxford and Cambridge, or another top-tier university.
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The approach pays off for the lamb chops with a sweet-sour pomegranate molasses sauce and round chickpea-flour fritters, and for the grilled swordfish in a Sicilian tomato sauce with capers, olives, pine nuts and currants.
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In his best showings, Krylov gets to kicking the legs and body early, and keeps at it until the opponent's guard sags long enough for one of his constant attempts to land a high kick pays off.
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NEEO took a lot of time to get this touchscreen experience right, and it pays off, delivering a clear and simple control interface that shifts to suit the needs of whatever activity you're running at the time.
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That the actors are all able-bodied seems to counter the film's goal of positive representation, although Wong reportedly partnered with organizations serving people who are disabled, which pays off in his sensitive portrayal of the characters.
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Loyalty Pays Off I'm a loyal person, but I have to say she is just the most loyal person — she is someone who really believes in her team and fights for her team and opens so many doors.
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This personalized approach totally pays off, too: It results in wayyy higher click rates than tedious traditional broadcasting emails — 119% higher click rates, according to one estimate — which involve sending an individual message to everyone on your list.
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The decision to open with June (later known as Offred, played with muted horror by Ms Moss) attempting to flee the country with her husband and young daughter pays off: the viewer is immediately concerned with her plight.
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The doyen of this school of thought is James Heckman of the University of Chicago, who has long argued that government investment in early childhood in institutional care pays off both for individuals and for society at large.
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Narrative closure was never on the cards for Twin Peaks (seriously, who expected a normal ending, FROM DAVID LYNCH?), but in China Girl, Campion pays off its enduring pathos with a sendoff that ties up all dangling threads.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis reported better-than-expected first-quarter profits on Tuesday with Chief Executive Joe Jimenez saying he remained confident the Swiss drugmaker would return to growth in 2312 as spending to promote new drugs pays off.
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But that extra weight pays off in the form of a fold out display for monitoring what you're shooting, and a whole slew of neat sensors, including a GPS radio, thermometer, barometer, and even a manometer (depth sensor).
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The telco plans cost more on paper, but they do because the telco has offered a costly handset at a subsidy at the start — which the user pays off slowly over the typical two-year contract period. Circles.
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THE SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM IS MORE FOCUSED ON THE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP, MAKING SURE WE ARE DOING EVERYTHING WE CAN TO SUPPORT THESE BUSINESES AND THAT DOES PAY OFF IN REVENUE AND IT PAYS OFF IN OPERATING PROFIT.
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Donna EdwardsDonna F. EdwardsDemocratic Senate candidate blasts own party for racial 'foghorn' Autoworkers' union endorsing Van Hollen in MD Senate race Dem leaders' hard sell pays off on omnibus MORE (D-Md.) in the race to replace Sen.
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Prison education is an investment that pays off many times over, as incarcerated students discover their untapped potential, leave prison ready to contribute meaningfully to society, and build lives that keep them from winding up back behind bars.
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In the otherwise lackluster revival that opened on Thursday evening — a Classic Stage Company and Transport Group coproduction directed by Jack Cummings III — the choice pays off; Ms. Ireland is riveting as the passionate yet prudish Alma Winemiller.
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Greater funding for basic science is also popular: 71 percent of adult Americans think this kind of government funding pays off in the long run — and this number includes 66 percent of conservatives and 83 percent of liberals.
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ALVES PAYS OFF FOR PARIS ST.-GERMAIN The new Brazilian recruit Dani Alves powered Paris St.-Germain to its first title of the season, as P.S.G. beat Monaco, 2-1, in the Champions Trophy final in Tangiers, Morocco.
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But the counterintuitive casting pays off, and Mr. Selge invests the character with just the right amount of bitterness, self-deprecating humor and charisma to make the performance, and Mr. Houellebecq's intelligent and well-considered satire, work onstage.
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And while the film's big cameo — playing the head of Kim's network — is one I dare not spoil, it handily pays off a joke and offers a great actor a chance to have some fun with a role.
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Yes, every season of Game of Thrones starts with build up that pays off at the end of the season, but at this point we've had six seasons of build up and it's starting to feel like a drag.
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In just a few years he, like his Georgian counterparts, could have the good fortune to be harassed by cold calls from a bank that knows little more about his habits than that he regularly pays off his debts.
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In the video, she assures young Lena that all of that fantasizing about a "picture-perfect life" with a "picture-perfect wife" pays off: "Eventually, you will find a woman who will fulfill all of your fantasies," Waithe says.
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If his gamble pays off Mr Cameron will have a window in which to reframe his country's place in Europe and describe a new course, before eyes turn to the next big political drama: the battle to replace him.
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The crux of Mr. Harmon's argument, which is as tightly constructed as a finger-trap toy — almost every piece of information supplied at the start pays off by the end — is that hypocrisy may look a lot like love.
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The reveal of the discarded shoes in the VR short directly pays off the time audiences spend in the freezer; the last segment with the wall of videos takes the terror of the virtual segment, and makes it heartbreakingly personal.
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All my living-in-NYC training really pays off when we fail to purchase tickets at a vending machine, convince the station agent to sell us tickets ($60), and get through security and onto the tracks in less than 5 minutes.
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If this research pays off, it could lead to already-approved drugs being repurposed to treat Alzheimer's, which would take much less time than the sometimes decade-long process it can take for a wholly new drug to reach the public.
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Ensuring the mass of these thrusters is small pays off big dividends when it comes to thinking about launch costs, and the fact that these are "Lego-like" in their modularity means they can suit a variety of different clients' needs.
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Until he pays off this judgment, unless he has other means of paying off this obligation and does, his sources of income used to buy these extravagant gifts or to support such a lifestyle should be used to satisfy his obligation.
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Screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely are more willing to spend time with them, even when they're not involved in a giant battle, and that pays off with the movie's funniest moments — as well as scenes with real weight and melancholy.
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After a brief glimpse of light peeking through the cracks in… something (this week's stylistic fixation pays off in the final scene), the show picks up with Carl taking extreme measures to keep Enid from joining the Maggie Transportation Brigade.
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But if you're willing to put in an afternoon of effort, it pays off — the result is a pan full of cookies that are simultaneously delicious and highly Instagrammable, studded with giant chocolate chunks and flakes of Maldon sea salt.
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Hugh Grant plays her romantic partner and enabler, St. Clair Bayfield, who pays off critics, makes sure her recitals are packed with only sympathetic ears and tucks her into bed at night before running off to his mistress (Rebecca Ferguson).
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" Plus, aside from helping you grow stronger, weight training pays off in other ways, Crockford says: "Women who are comfortable lifting weights tend to have higher levels of self-esteem, have healthier bone density, [and have a lower] risk of injury.
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The director Eli Roth has previously indulged his cinephilia with gory exploitation throwbacks ("Hostel"), but in "The House With a Clock in Its Walls," he makes a nostalgic fun house movie geared toward a younger crowd, and it pays off.
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It's a risk on Mihalik's part — Loch starts out menacing and mysterious, and he always remains a bit opaque — but it pays off as the reader, right along with Ada, gets to treasure every small crack in his stoic facade.
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Rob: But I think with the Mandalorian, [with] little things in the closing stages of this season, which I do think was a lot of fun, pays off a lot of the foundations that were laid early in the season.
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Candidates who suspend their campaigns are no longer in the running for a seat, but a campaign is officially over only when its committee pays off its debt, former FEC head of enforcement Kenneth Gross told The Wall Street Journal.
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Borrowing to finance higher education is an economic decision that often pays off, but federal student loans — a much larger market, totaling $1.3 trillion — are directly funded by the government and come with consumer protections like income-based repayment options.
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The evidence — supported by icons of American capitalism including Warren Buffett, whose company Berkshire Hathaway has never offered earnings guidance and is up more than 1,000,000% on a book-value basis since 1964 — suggests that a long-term focus pays off.
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Borrowing to finance higher education is an economic decision that often pays off, but federal student loans — a much larger market, totaling $1.3 trillion — are directly funded by the government and come with consumer protections like income-based repayment options.
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If you stopped the pernicious policy called Pay for Delay, where big pharma pays off generics to keep their products off the market, think about how anti-competitive that is, you save $2.9 billion for customers in just a few years.
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" Spending money in order to portray yourself a certain way never pays off, she says: "As long as you spend money so that everybody thinks that you have money, so you look the part, but you're not really — you're just a financial liar.
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A straddle trade makes money when the stock price falls or rises by more than the premium paid – at the time of expiration, either the call or put option pays off for the trader no matter which direction the stock price moves.
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"If you are not using a rewards card, you are essentially overpaying by 2 percent," said Shawn Coomer, managing editor of travel and finance website Miles to Memories, who has more than 20 rewards cards and always pays off the balance on them.
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Apple does it again: Stock climbs 6% as bet on iPhone SE pays off This one Tim Cook comment is key to understanding Apple's big plans Apple CEO Tim Cook: This could be the size of a 'Fortune 100 company' by 2017
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" She also says that it pays off to be a zealot about your skincare, sharing "I'm religious about cleaning my whole face, taking the makeup off, putting moisturizer on, putting everything on, especially at night because that's when your body can regenerate itself.
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Though this job is set up to be that time-tested cinematic trope, the one last score that pays off their dangerous debts and sets them up for good, everything about the characters suggests that this is far from their last chance.
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All of the benchmarks and real-world stress tests will follow to tell us exactly how well the iMac Pro pays off on its promises, but so far it's looking like Apple has a powerful new machine to plug its leaky Pro hole.
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"If we see a secondary leg down, that's typically when you get those volatility explosions, or a more significant reaction because dip buyers have been convinced over the last several years that buying the dip pays off, and it has," he said.
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Once Joe's courtship pays off (here come the spoilers), he isn't in control anymore—at times, running around, struggling to snuff out his romantic competition, he seems less like a puppet master than like a tail on the kite of Guinevere's social life.
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This sounds like a joke, but the punch line pays off: the resulting wedges have sweet, raisiny edges, like sticky candy, and creamy interiors, and come in a pool of buttery beet Bordelaise that looks like horror-movie blood and smells like chocolate.
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The brand also claims that they're 5% lighter than before, too, and I must say that I felt much more agile in this suit than I generally do in others, which pays off in dividends of higher wave counts and, hopefully, better rides.
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At the Advance America shop, Martin Munn stopped in recently with his young daughter to do his biweekly banking: Nearly every payday, he cashes his check, pays off his last loan in full and takes out a new one against his next paycheck.
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Soaring high above city and pastures, Little Plane struggles with his skywriting and gets dizzy when attempting the "loopity-loops" that form the letter O. Perseverance pays off and Little Plane is literally over the moon when he finally learns to write.
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In the deluge of complaints about a troubled program that pays off student loans for people who work in public service, one stands out for its frequency: Thousands of people say they were misled by loan servicers working on the U.S. government's behalf.
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" Another detail that is often worth the splurge is a skylight, Torres tells CNBC Make It. They can open up a dark interior kitchen or bathroom, and, while they can "cost a little extra money, I think it pays off in the end.
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In an interview with CNBC television, Pompeo said the United States looked forward to engagement with the government of Pakistan's expected new prime minister, Imran Khan, but said there was "no rationale" for a bailout that pays off Chinese loans to Pakistan.
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If there's one thing I've learned from the golf games I've enjoyed over the past few years (Golf Story, Infinite Minigolf, Golf With Your Friends), it's that the fundamentals of the sport are solid enough that getting creative with them often pays off.
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Odom most recently played overseas for the Mighty Sports Philippines and has been training like crazy to get back on the court with his NBA bros ... and now we'll find out if it pays off when the BIG3 draft comes around in April.
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For even more proof that courage pays off, and some very welcome feels, we have only to look at the adorable kids who stole our hearts and every red carpet this awards season: Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Finn Wolfhard, and Noah Schnapp.
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The gripping first episode of this BBC series (based on the 2014 novel by Jessie Burton) sets up a mystery that never really pays off, but the performances and production design make The Miniaturist worth checking out if you like costume dramas with eerie undertones.
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When we were both working full time, I wasn't nearly so detailed and planned, but when we made the choice to live on only one income for the summer, I knew I would have to do this, and some weeks it really pays off!
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It pays off when screenwriters look beyond the typical Hollywood writing-room, as well: "The Kite Runner" (2007) successfully adapted a tender novel by Afghan-American novelist Khaled Hosseini, and Roger Allers turned Khalil Gibran's multi-faith prose poems, "The Prophet", into an 2014 animation.
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Their oddball verve, the clammy intimacy between the performers and the material—the creators' sheer commitment to the bit—pays off, and not merely with Y2K-era realism, down to the AOL creaky-doorway sounds, but emotionally, by giving every humiliating moment a double edge.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidLobbying world Democrats aim to protect Grand Canyon from 'imminent' drilling threat Warren's careful approach with media pays off MORE (D-Nev.) and the Senate Democratic Caucus; and Urbanowicz was chief of staff for Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar.
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But to understand why it pays off, it's helpful to understand how Guadagnino's aesthetic is in conversation with Argento's (with a nod to their respective production designers, Inbal Weinberg and Giuseppe Bassan), and how the new film's visual evolution reflects its surprising main theme.
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Set during a European vacation, the film stars Sandler as a New York police officer and Aniston as his mystery novel-obsessed wife, whose fixation pays off after there's a murder on a yacht and the couple tries to rebuff suspicion by figuring out whodunit.
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I'm more ambivalent about the system of graduate student loans: Grad school usually pays off (and any PhD program worth going to is funded), and 22-year-olds can make more informed decisions than 17-year-olds when it comes to taking on that debt.
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Since the stamp's first two owners are average-enough men, this short book could have been even more compact: It is only once the stamp travels to Europe that the truly crazed and crazy collectors appear and Barron's detailed attention to each one pays off.
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It's interesting because if you look across other genres of metal, any black metal band for example will be wearing corpse paint and spikes…It's quite a chore to take it on and it's really sweaty, but I think it pays off in the end!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A new study confirms your suspicions that in the art world, delusional self-regard pays off: researchers found that work by narcissistic artists is likely to sell for more money at auction than work by their humbler counterparts.
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WWE to rally as online network pays off: Analyst Shares of World Wrestling Entertainment will rise 24 percent in the next year as the large investment in its online WWE Network starts to pay off while the service reaches critical mass, according to Pacific Crest. 3.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's growth will be driven by education, autos, healthcare and e-commerce over the next two years, as Beijing's push to transform its economy into a consumption-driven one pays off, a fund manager said, adding equities were a top pick for 2018.
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"As a state and, I think as a nation, we're finally starting to get there — recognizing that making an investment in mitigation pays off in itself over the course of time," said John Benson, chief of staff for the Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
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Because I think watching Pete, who is passionate but unsuccessful at the beginning, hold onto his dream and follow it — of course, you know that in real life it pays off for him — it's really fun to watch somebody flounder and try to figure out themself.
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If this investment pays off, and the patents are strong, Magic Leap will be in a position to compete with Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft in the race for AR. Even if it ends up being "just" an awesome game platform, the amount invested isn't crazy.
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Justin Chang, The Los Angeles Times: The wise decision to cast Ridley, Boyega and Isaac in The Force Awakens — dismissed as a sop to gender and ethnic quotas in some particularly noxious corners of the "Star Wars" fan-verse — pays off with even richer dividends here.
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The FirstBuild Opal isn't exactly small (10.5 inches wide, 15.5 inches deep, 17.2 inches high), but it is squarely shaped (like the Vremi, our top pick for most people), which pays off in dividends if you don't want this thing living on your kitchen counter 24/7.
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As the movie enters its gentle coda, it pays off much of the melancholy from its earlier scenes with a sense of life moving forward, of the characters remaining connected by the time they spent together, even as their lives no longer intersect all that much.
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Next, it would be interesting to combine these two findings and see if there is some time pressure threshold beyond which it would be exceedingly difficult for players to train against the southpaw edge — some threshold "beyond which being rare really pays off," he said. Opinion
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It pays off in the short term with savings in other health care areas; research shows that every additional dollar spent on contraceptives reduces the cost of pregnancy-related care by $2.20, and this cost-saving extends to other sectors including education, nutrition, health, housing and sanitation.
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Meanwhile Jacob Rees-Mogg's potential candidacy at least proves that persistence pays off - he was only seated as a member of parliament on his third attempt - and during his first campaign as a 28-year-old in a staunchly Labour seat, he canvassed alongside his former nanny.
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" Related: Tyler Perry pays off more than $430,000 in layaways ahead of Christmas Perry first debuted Madea on stage in the play "I Can Do Bad All By Myself" in 1999 and she made her screen debut in the 2005 film, "Diary of a Mad Black Woman.
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Putin likely understands that when it comes to Trump, the fourth American president since Putin's ascension as Russia's top leader, flattery pays off — and that Trump, as recent events show, can be persuaded to agree to things that fly in the face of his advisers' counsel.
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Buy smart to begin withSticking with the big names pays off when it comes to smart home gear, not because kit from the likes of Samsung and LG are invulnerable to hacking attempts, but because at least you'll know something will get done if a flaw is exposed.
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The deal, which remains active until June 30th of this year, will let corporate customers of competing enterprise software suites from Box, Dropbox, and Google switch to OneDrive, with Microsoft waiving the bill until a business pays off its existing contract with a cap set at three years.
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This pays off later, when you're sitting in the exam hall desperately trying to recall the chemical formula for potassium permanganate, because your current state of context will be more likely to match one of the many states of context in which you so diligently did your chemistry revision.
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Music-business strategists have long understood that a memorable prime-time performance pays off while award snubs are soon forgotten, and this year's Grammys should be a bonanza for H.E.R., a slow-burn R&B singer who's an unexpected contender for top prizes and who will be performing.
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The report comes at a time when the very existence of the NEA is threatened by President Trump, and making the case for the economic impact of the arts could be seen as a means of convincing him and other Republican politicians that government funding for culture pays off.
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The moderators will be NBC News's Andrea Mitchell and Kristen Welker, MSNBC's Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowWarren's careful approach with media pays off NBC News releases former employees from confidentiality agreements if they were harassed The Hill's Campaign Report: DNC toughens December debate criteria MORE and The Washington Post's Ashley Parker.
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Particularly when it comes to figuring out what you're going to wear for your big day, having a man like Tommy Hilfiger as your dad really pays off as his daughter Aly Hilfiger demonstrated over the weekend, tying the knot with her longtime partner and father to her daughter, Steve Hash.
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Second, the compensation system needs a total revamp so that bankers, traders and executives are no longer rewarded for taking big risks with other people's money, putting themselves in a position to win big if their risk-taking pays off but not to be held accountable if things go wrong.
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On Thursday the weekend is ushered in with some rewards for our actions as Mars harmonizes with lucky Jupiter at 12:53 PM. All of the walls we hit earlier in the week give us space to re-approach the task and bear witness to how our impulsivity pays off.
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But her proven ability to burrow deep inside a character pays off: I've never seen such a searchingly acted portrayal of Charity as Ms. Duff provides here, and what she lacks in a Broadway-style belt is made up for by the emotional truth she brings to every moment in song.
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Spencer has a lot to gain by doing this — not just fan goodwill, but firsthand consumer research as well — but I'd guess this is also one of the more enjoyable aspects of his job: Getting to see how all the work he and his team does pays off on the other end.
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" That might seem like a lot of work to put into what amounts to a feature on a website, but van der Linden said it usually pays off for publishers (who either pay Delphia a licensing fee or split the advertising revenue): "It's a great new form of personalized, innovative content for users.
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That means, we find ourselves scrambling to work with clubs and producers who are willing to make themselves publicly vulnerable by placing an ad (especially in red states), or we have to do it ourselves, which is an unnecessary and costly burden placed on us with the hope that it pays off.
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If it pays off, Cruz will cement his status as the one Republican 2016 candidate who practices politics with an eye toward the horizon, and the Republican in politics most willing to elevate personal ambition above party interest–a useful if not heroic trait at a time when Republican interests and Trump's are converging.
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Rep. Donna EdwardsDonna F. EdwardsDemocratic Senate candidate blasts own party for racial 'foghorn' Autoworkers' union endorsing Van Hollen in MD Senate race Dem leaders' hard sell pays off on omnibus MORE, a Democrat running for a Senate seat in Maryland, blasted her own party and said racism is keeping her campaign from getting full support.
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In this exclusive teaser, star Anna Paquin (yes, the Academy Award winner and former True Blood heroine) awakens her client from a drug-induced haze, gets him showered and dressed, pays off a hotel bellman, leads him past a pair of sleeping prostitutes, into a taxi, away from the paparazzi, and delivers him onstage to deliver a speech.
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In evidence he cites two long-term studies of children from poor homes that began decades ago, the Perry Preschool Project in Michigan and the Abecedarian Project in North Carolina, which suggest that offering extra support for such children pays off not just in academic results but also in social and economic outcomes: better health, less poverty, less crime.
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While it is hard to get actual figures on pay-per-view buys, it will be fascinating to see if this fight pays off in the way that the promoting parties imagined, especially as this is being projected to be the UFC's most profitable exercise this year and they have had almost no part in the promotion.
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" She adds, "However, I do think that if a Saturday morning or Sunday night is the only time they can cobble together that hour to go through their notes and go through their to-do list and analyze their tasks and prioritize their tasks so that they are set up for success for the week, it pays off.
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The plastic, at least of a Yeti, is several times thicker than a regular plastic cooler, and out of all the rotomolded coolers, Yeti Tundras come with the thickest walls and insulation (2.75 inches), which is where a Yeti really pays off if you use it properly (CNET also tested this and agrees, for what it's worth).
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Occupation: CopywriterIndustry: FinanceAge: 30Location: New York, NYMy Salary: $120,103 + 20% annual bonusMy Husband's Salary: $160,000 base + commissionMy Paycheck Amount (Biweekly): Roughly $8,21.50My Husband's Paycheck Amount (11x/month): Varies, but usually in the $30,58.48-$8,8.273 range Monthly ExpensesRent: $13,12 (I rent an apartment with my husband.)Student Loans: I have $20, and my husband has a student loan he pays off at $218.27/month.
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That higher education is not paying off in terms of overall changes in the distribution of income is definitely apparent to labor economists but not necessarily apparent to higher education policy experts and those who advocate on behalf of students, because we are so often fed the college earnings premium as the single measure of whether college pays off over time.
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One of the main factors that distinguishes Gaza's hot peppers from similar varieties, Zakaria explained to me, is that they're grown with patience that pays off: While other farmers may pick the peppers when still young to get several rounds out of the same bush, each season farmers in Gaza let them grow until they are as red and hot as can be.
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I'm also not great with gadgets, and while I do offer the sage advice to anyone who will listen: "Don't ever buy a computer / phone / TV until you can't live without your current one, because there's always something better about to be released and waiting always pays off if you can manage it," I don't always heed my own advice.
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It's a playful nod to Spider-Man's pop culture dominance and a clever, self-aware joke that pays off for an audience that is familiar with the history of Spider-Man and Miguel, while also appealing to anyone who's seen the meme or who might laugh at two Spider-Men fighting over which of them is the real Spider-Man.
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Even when she's being venomous, as on "Dead To Me", she sings as though she's already moved on and is now in love with her own future: "You think you have problems with me, but baby I don't even think about you..." She's enlisted an impressive array of producers and writers for Isolation, too, and her pick-n-mix vision pays off.
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Roffman's decision to focus solely on Ashbery's youth pays off, however, because this crucial period of Ashbery's life has been little explored or understood, and because she manages to fill in the familiar but vague outlines with such rich and fascinating detail gleaned from exhaustive research — especially her deep dive into unpublished early poems, newly uncovered diaries and extensive interviews with Ashbery himself.
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Other ideas that have either been introduced as legislation or confirmed by Senate offices as being considered include making a public option for generic drugs, letting Medicare negotiate drug prices, penalizing price-gouging by manufacturers and abolishing "pay-for-delay," which is when a branded drug maker pays off a generic one to keep a competing product from coming to market.
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The approach pays off in a group of fresh, engaging portraits (many of which originally appeared in Town & Country, The Paris Review and other magazines) of well-known artists — Robert Gober, Jeff Koons and Amy Sillman, to name a few from Salle's august, if fairly homogeneous, list — rounded out by brief ruminations on art-historical forebears and musings about criticism and art school.
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But if at the same time his administration does lend an ear to civil society — encouraging citizen activists to express themselves by showing them that speaking up pays off — it might then strike a balance with this new right-leaning Parliament, all the while still appearing to transcend the old left-right divide and so thwarting the extremists who use resentment to their own ends.
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Bipartisan decisions by Congress members who are too beholden to lobbyists; too many Americans falsely believing we live in a merit-based society in which hard work always pays off and needing a "handout" is evidence of a person's laziness or refusal to take sensible risks; and a higher education system that has become as much about status signaling as society building have all contributed to our current mess.
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That's how long the Pac-12 will have to wait to see if Scott's big bet pays off: the decision not to partner with ESPN or Fox in forming the Pac-12 Network (as other conference networks have) while waiting to cash in on a bidding war for all its TV rights when they expire — a battle among not just traditional networks but also newer contenders like Amazon and Google.
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Here are the 10 states with the highest ROI over five years: ROI: 203 percent ROI: 151 percent ROI: 753 percent ROI: 114 percent ROI: 105 percent ROI: 102 percent ROI: 102 percent ROI: 96 percent ROI: 95 percent ROI: 92 percent "These findings show that a college degree is still a good bet that pays off," Elyssa Kirkham, lead researcher on the study, tells Student Loan Hero.
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There's a good chance that the last mobile video game you played was powered by Unity Technologies, the 3D engine used in most of the industry's smartphone games, from "Pokemon Go" to "Super Mario Run" But if Unity CEO John Riccitiello's bet pays off, you could soon end up benefiting from the company's software when you repair a leaky pipe in your house, customize your next car, or get a preview of your next house.
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For "retailers that have spent a lot of money on visibility and forecasting and distribution networks" — that is, those that aren't still using spreadsheets and emails — "this is the kind of situation where their investment really pays off because they understand their supply chain very well from that perspective," Vernon continued, citing the fact that grocers like Wegmans and Publix have not reported any substantive issues in their stores beyond short-term stockouts.
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So we have this goodwill, frankly, with the US, with Europeans, with a lot of our neighbours, and-, in the Gulf, Iraq, Egypt, and, uh-, and-, and it's partly because Jordan has historically played that role of-, of-, of trying to be a bridge, within the region, and on a global level, towards peace, understanding, respect, tolerance, and-, and-, and it's-, it-, it-, it's been hard, but it pays-, it pays off, because we, um-, we do have access to these resources.
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LG will tell you that its choice of an LCD instead of an OLED display pays off in "super" brightness (up to 230,230 nits) for sunny days outside, but I used it on a rare sunny day in London, and it wasn't that much more legible than my Google Pixel 27 XL. What LG loses with the LCD is the perfect black of OLED, which allows competitors like Huawei to successfully mask their notch by just filling the sides around it with black.
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