"If you take pennies, and you try to compress the pennies, the pennies like to go into the triangular lattice," Torquato said.
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For instance, if you want your triangle to have 2 pennies to a side, you'll need 113 pennies total; if you want it to have 3 pennies to a side, you need 6 pennies; for a triangle of 4 pennies to a side, you need 10.
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"We find that every day: a few pennies here, a few pennies there," she said.
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However, a few pennies managed to slip through the printing process and while most pennies from this year were created with the use of stainless steel, those who have access to 1943 copper pennies could receive $85,000 for their troubles under the correct circumstances.
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By the time he reaches the final "treat," pennies, Ramsay is so enraged he simply screams expletives and throws the bowl of pennies at the camera.
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" "Have people ever thrown batteries or pennies at you?
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The average worker, meanwhile, just got a few extra pennies.
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Homeowners and cities say they're getting pennies on the dollar.
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One room even has flooring made entirely from vintage pennies.
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No. 3, we bought it for pennies on the dollar.
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Practice restraint and you'll save yourself from pinching pennies later.
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Instead, pool your pennies and catch a flight to Iceland.
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The spices go for pennies; the cheese is crazy cheap.
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For everyone out there who pinches pennies, keep it up.
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Canada stopped making pennies in 2012, and with good reason.
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The two currencies I examined were priced in the pennies.
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Some debt is trading at just pennies on the dollar.
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Saturn in Capricorn is saving pennies for the long run.
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Some of them cost pennies, others cost upward of $350.
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I'd still be working for my little pennies, for commissaries.
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Some had to sell homes for pennies on the dollar.
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Because troops don't exactly make a fortune, they pinch pennies.
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As for 'subsidies', Tesla gets pennies on dollar vs coal.
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Business owners who pinch pennies over issues like these are truly pinching pennies, he said, as the cost of using the pasta straws over traditional plastic straws is negligible, a fraction of a penny.
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Araiza's fresh tortillas are only pennies more expensive than commodity tortillas.
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We've talked about how many pennies per aluminum can or whatever.
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He added that trophy hunting brings in pennies compared to ecotourism.
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"Sir, it's not the pennies, it's closing the loophole," she said.
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And so he would turn pennies into scoops of ice cream.
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In fact, the raw ingredients may cost only a few pennies.
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Abeinsa's creditors are expected to receive only pennies on the dollar.
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It was bought by a farmer for pennies on the dollar.
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She showed pictures of the Statue of Liberty, pennies, and wires.
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They cannot have any of those things on pennies per hour.
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He said in 2013 he saw no reason to make pennies.
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Can you even imagine having to scrimp by on such pennies?
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At my old bank, my monthly deposits from interest were pennies.
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"I probably earn a few pennies per piece," he told me.
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That amount can dip down to mere pennies in some cases.
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That was 3 pennies better than what analysts were calling for.
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We thank Bezos for his pennies, and the world keeps burning.
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Stays can total just $50.80 day if you pinch your pennies.
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I&aposd sure like to be worth that many pennies too.
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Some copper pennies were able to slip through the press though.
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Some people even pay to exchange pennies for more useful currency.
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"It is like picking up pennies in front of a steam roller -you pick up a lot of pennies, but the losses are huge if the steamroller gets you," said Lutz Roehmeyer at Capitulum Asset Management.
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"The older versions of this that I know of were stories in the early 1950s about people heating pennies on skillets and then dumping the hot pennies in the outstretched hands of trick-or-treaters," Best said.
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MB: Asia Minor shots, that's good — they're pinching pennies a little bit.
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After the march passed, two girls swooped in to scavenge the pennies.
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Across all age groups, pennies accounted for two-thirds of coin ingestions.
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Now fire up your favorite playlist, count your pennies, and dive in.
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A company creates millions of smart contracts for a few pennies each.
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"These are one of the easiest valuable pennies to find," he said.
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Online bank Ally has created 100 "pennies" that are each worth $1,000.
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So you won't have to save as many pennies as you thought!
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Indian banks have dropped the cost of opening new accounts to pennies.
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"Parts that should cost pennies are hundreds of dollars," Proctor tells Gizmodo.
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I would put my pennies back to work when Pence becomes president.
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Streaming offers a way to pick up those pennies from the pavement.
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Contribute some computing power to generate digital pennies and we're all good!
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Some people working under special wage certificates earn mere pennies per hour.
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Hoarding pennies, nickels and dimes, he is finally able to purchase them.
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Some prices would rise a few pennies; some would be rounded down.
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The city of Flint was poisoned as officials sought to pinch pennies.
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They'd rather move to Mexico or China, pay people pennies an hour.
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I remember the taste of pennies because there was blood in mouth.
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Pennies and apples and pieces of candy were the most common responses.
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"For a brief period, we were making pennies a day," Pakman said.
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For pennies a meal, the federal government can incentivize better environmental services.
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I did not pinch pennies when it came to enjoy[ing] myself.
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ClassPass pays studios like ours pennies on the dollar for our facilities.
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She's a librarian who pays for garlic with pennies at the bodega.
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Picture Prompts Canada stopped making pennies in 2012, and with good reason.
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Find Fauna pennies and keep up to date with the project here.
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We had to save our pennies to buy a gallon of milk.
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However, retail investors will be able to get price improvement at the penny or even sub-penny level, so retail traders should still see trading in pennies, even if he or she only sees bid offers in pennies.
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So before you say, "Keep the change," check to see if you have any of these valuable pennies: (Image: Heritage Auctions, HA.com) Only a handful of these bronze pennies have been discovered, including the one found by Lutes.
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I know people who vacuum seal their loose change, so they just have a package full of pennies and they just carry that around, it's like $5 worth of pennies vacuum-sealed, which is a waste of plastic.
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Rotten Rottie Rescue announced that the Shoens had paid in 15.3 million pennies.
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If so, the $2 billion we spend on Congress will look like pennies.
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It'll run another $50 at full retail, so start counting up those pennies.
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I bet Musk picks up pennies when he sees them on the ground.
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I had a friend in high school who used to throw away pennies.
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You buy things for pennies and then have Amazon sell them for dollars.
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"I have saved a few pennies and I'm so lucky I can go."
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In effect, Clinton is playing with dollars while Trump is playing with pennies.
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Keep adding pennies to the jar as we continue on in the season.
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You pinch pennies all week, and then blow it all over the weekend.
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Melting pennies seems to be a popular backyard party for fresnel lense enthusiasts.
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Like other Brazilians, cariocas (as Rio residents are known) are pinching their pennies.
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They wear real (nonmarble) vests cut from fluorescent windbreakers and adorned with pennies.
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"People could be picking up pennies in front of the steamroller," said Cortazzo.
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It may not be practical to return pennies to individuals at this time.
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Botolo, though more complex than Matching Pennies, is all about building that history.
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While Matching Pennies puts players to task with Boolean choice, Botolo considers time.
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For people who do a lot of transactions, too, even pennies add up.
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Plus, some of the best meals of your life will only cost pennies.
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Granted, the best toys are the ones that can spin gold from pennies.
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When they pinch pennies in selecting a barber, the results are sometimes tragic.
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I have saved a few pennies and I'm so lucky I can go.
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But now musicians are essentially giving away their music in return for pennies.
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Most pennies minted that year have very definite spaces between those two letters.
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These days, sequences of DNA can be ordered on the Internet for pennies.
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I didn't want to waste those precious hours saving pennies by clipping coupons.
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I scraped together my pennies to buy a book of Thomas Jefferson's architectural drawings.
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More importantly, how many companies are interested in pinching pennies by using legacy hardware?
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At times, those "beats" were just pennies, other times they were a lot more.
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When she finally rose, she rose slowly, avoiding old haunts and sidestepping shiny pennies.
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But next to Alberta's oil sands and related industries, it's pennies on the dollar.
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So, in 1943, Lincoln pennies were made of zinc-coated steel to preserve copper.
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Dividends range from a few pennies to a dollar or more for every share.
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Last year's smart speakers are on there, too, available for pennies on the dollar.
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Pennies, bottles and stones began to fly; chants filled the streets of Greenwich Village.
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A far better solution would be just to stop using pennies and nickels altogether.
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Maria gave him his money back all right - in the form of 228,22017 pennies.
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In Maycomb, Indian-head pennies left in a tree seemed to do the same.
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We had some pennies, and we were throwing them out of the car windows.
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The soda company's first promotion was in 1914 — a calendar that cost two pennies.
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Bagels are pennies on the batch of what it would cost to buy them.
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But that doesn't mean the 48-year-old will have to start pinching pennies.
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"We all know that nobody picks up actual pennies off the sidewalk," he said.
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Across the United States, prisoners must work for pennies, typically earning $28503 a day.
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Your typical savings account earns you just 21.80% at your local bank — literal pennies.
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Coining pennies is a money-losing proposition, and people don't really need them anymore.
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In a 2014 poll, 71 percent of respondents said they do pick up pennies.
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New artists are getting slaughtered because they're getting micro pennies out of a dollar.
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A variation of game theory game Matching Pennies quickly became important during Botolo's development.
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The Pennies from Heaven drawings were created at the end of the Reagan era.
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Even so, its stock, now worth pennies, trades 98 percent below its 2011 high.
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Its employees are given pennies on the dollar for their years of loyal service.
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"It's pennies on the dollar to what McKesson cost our state," Mr. Manchin said.
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According to the study, the most commonly ingested items were coins, most often pennies.
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Many cost pennies a day, and most people can take them without side effects.
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How many nights, how many calls, how many pennies cast up at his window?
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"The Trump administration is allowing speculators to lease public land for pennies," she said.
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"Y'all save your nickels and pennies," Moore joked, to laughter from the packed room.
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Your typical savings account earns you just 230% at your local bank — literal pennies.
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Called "The Face of Money," the portrait is made out of hundreds of pennies.
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He reveled in the thought of the priests finding pennies in the change box.
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Or save her pennies to bail him out of jail when the inevitable occurs?
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If that's not enough for you, eat some actual pennies, you bile-guzzling freak.
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Completion date is yet to be announced, but you can start saving your pennies now.
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But the only real additions to that list seemed to be songs, flowers and pennies.
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In fairness, "Chicagoans" sounds like your reporting a crime with a mouth full of pennies.
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In the meantime, here are the books you should definitely be saving your pennies for.
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Pinching pennies won't help you reach your financial goals — but breaking bad money habits will.
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Every purchase, down to items like Band-Aids, was scrutinized for potential pennies of savings.
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All told, the rig I've been testing tallies up to two pennies shy of $1,360.
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So, he decided to make his payment as annoying as possible — by paying in pennies.
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A city spokeswoman told CNN that the pennies took workers around three hours to count.
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Until relatively recently, pennies were all they could pick up; now they are earning nickels.
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That's an improvement, sure, but it's still pennies for the multibillionaires who own these franchises.
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Buying five or six tonnes at a time, says Ms Raja, the pennies add up.
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The caller made pennies on the dollar in the scam, between $2,000 and $3,000 total.
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I embarrassed him once when he arrived with actual pennies tucked into the shoe creases.
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After spending 20 years in the Air Force, Ross was pursuing painting and pinching pennies.
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Polling has consistently shown over the years that most Americans want pennies to stick around.
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Others lower on the economic ladder are counting their pennies and preparing for downgraded prospects.
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Hide pennies around the house and tell your kids to go on a treasure hunt.
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Given enough software, in the realm of millionths of pennies, it could do even better.
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Our workers are tired of competing against Mexican workers who make pennies on the dollar.
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It's likely that an entire run of 21999,21992 pennies were printed this way, he said.
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Before 1982, most pennies were 95% copper, today, they're plated in copper but 97.5% zinc.
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In the can of Campbell's Soup, there's about 2.6 cents, 2.6 pennies, worth of steel.
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Then Wu and the principal would spend five minutes picking his pennies off the floor.
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As a poor person, you're dealing with your inability to pay your bills, counting pennies.
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Others spend pennies on the dollar to mass produce fakes to flood the secondary market.
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Farmers often bought them for pennies on the dollar and used the land for grazing.
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I carefully slipped pennies into slots in cardboard sleeves and pasted stamps into an album.
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This is easily solved by adding iodine to salt, for pennies per child per year.
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But the self-made billionaire keeps a token reminder about the importance of pinching pennies.
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That may seem like pennies to some, but I wasn&apost exactly rolling in dough.
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Modern-day parts now are the size of a grain of sand and cost pennies.
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Pinching pennies and worrying about each dollar is not going to make you financially independent.
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Most people don't even want to spend pennies, at least if it's their own money.
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A lot of money for most of us, for sure, but pennies for a queen.
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The new material created by Sun's lab cannot be used to make fake gold pennies.
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They're lucky to get pennies on the dollar, and corporations are exploiting them with impunity.
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So thank God for wombling, a new and inventive way of saving those precious pennies.
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The bump were pennies and nickels people had pitched into the fountain to make a wish.
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That being said, we suggest saving your pennies and dusting off those Pinterest boards right away.
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After the spinoff announcement, shares of Helios spiked, but were still trading at pennies per share.
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Vendors are usually considered unsecured creditors and usually get pennies on the dollar in bankruptcy court.
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And as a result, you can barely sell the ZEV credits for pennies on the dollar.
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Those pennies add up, and $2 million from rides went to supporting immigration and voting rights.
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The DMV was required by law to accept the pennies; after all, they are legal tender.
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But these programs receive pennies compared to the recent law enforcement initiatives aimed at the gang.
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They have always been juggling responsibilities and pinching pennies to support themselves and their loved ones.
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"We're fighting over pennies," added Benioff, whose company is the largest private employer in San Francisco.
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Vendors are usually considered unsecured creditors and usually get pennies on the dollar in bankruptcy court.
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" The first round went to Gifford, who crushed Philbin's favorite song — Bing Crosby's "Pennies from Heaven.
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And as a result, you can barely sell a ZEV credit for pennies on the dollar.
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Today we fundamentally can't do that in an efficient way unless I'm handing you 2 pennies.
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That's a big spread for potential MSRP, so PC gamers better start saving their pennies now.
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We read up on finance tips and search for new, modern ways to pinch our pennies.
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Yet conducting the money transfers over the traditional banking backend costs Checkbook merely pennies each time.
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I saved my pennies, and after a few months, I bought The Art of Walt Disney.
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" The first round went to Gifford, who crushed Philbin's favorite song — Bing Crosby's "Pennies from Heaven.
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She eventually agreed to do it for pennies ... she got $80 per diem and that's it.
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Save your pennies and order a soft drink the next time you go out to eat.
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Rounding off transactions only makes sense if you aren't carefully counting pennies in your bank account.
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"Like, oh, that hooked nose Jew over there, you know, probably looking for pennies," he said.
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Unfortunately, it appears as if there are a few pennies at the bottom of that jar.
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I found it selling at Best Buy for the exact same price (actually, two pennies more).
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"When Lehman Brothers went under, their structured notes were worth pennies on the dollar," he said.
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The costs for the resin used to make most of the wands is pennies per pound.
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The cost of each, which is set by demand, varies from pennies to upward of $400.
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When she played her banjo in the park, it irritated her if someone tossed down pennies.
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At a recent campaign event in Iowa, two staffers dressed as pennies to fire up voters.
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"You're much more likely to watch every single penny when you have fewer pennies," he says.
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THIS, IN THE CAN OF CAMPBELLS SOUP THERE'S ABOUT 2.6 CENTS -- 43 PENNIES -- WORTH OF STEEL.
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Fresh n&apos Lean&aposs efforts are about so much more than saving a few pennies.
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But did you know that there are certain pennies that are far more valuable than others?
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The initial concept for Fauna came from Slifer, who has collected souvenir elongated pennies for years.
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"700 Pennies" is a gentle but affecting memo that genuine connection is possible, and that's valuable.
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Watch the video above to learn why pennies continue to take up space in Americans' pockets.
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Or birthday gifts: I would save away these pennies, quarters, dollars, and never really spent much money.
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Because if it's anything like the original Magic Cream, we'll need to start saving our pennies now.
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The coins were good luck pennies thrown into the pond where the 25-year-old animal lived.
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They could end up on some website being offered for pennies—assuming they haven't been published already.
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Some pennies worth of electricity and you can open fewer tabs before your computer starts to drag.
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You count your pennies, you bring in your lunch from home, you only drink during happy hour.
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And the pennies have led to quite a few experiments, which we'll get to in a moment.
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The copper-pounded skin is only the thickness of two pennies but "it&aposs strong," he said.
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The midpoint of the full-year guidance is $5.61, a couple of pennies below the $5.63 consensus.
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Their song gets played X number of millions of times, and they receive pennies for that play.
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While some of these drugs cost mere pennies per dosage, each insurance claim can include multiple doses.
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Now, who wants to charitably Venmo us a few pennies towards some of the sale picks ahead?
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Since it won't come out until next year, potential buyers will have time to start counting pennies.
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You don't put character actors of that caliber in supporting roles only to have them wrap pennies.
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So he marched right down to municipal court and paid it -- with two buckets full of pennies.
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Who doesn't know someone with a big jug or a coffee can full of pennies at home?
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Do you mean the industry has moved in a direction where the artist is worth just pennies?
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For consumers pinching pennies, the ad-supported service streaming over an Echo Dot may be good enough.
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The federal government could eliminate the perverse business incentive to keep people incarcerated, earning pennies per hour.
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Americans should not have to compete against workers in low-wage countries who earn pennies an hour.
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Google charges pennies for search ads and spends $9.9 billion annually building out a global computing business.
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But he became popular with his classmates, impressing them with his portraits of Lincoln drawn from pennies.
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"But Brumfield says she was "making pennies" and could "barely afford to get to work every day.
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Acorns sneakily helps you invest by rounding purchases up to the nearest dollar and investing the pennies.
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And if the weather dips below zero, they can have lunch with some pennies on the side.
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As a consequence, gasoline prices might rise by at most two pennies per gallon at the pump.
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But over a long period of time and a big number of trades, those pennies add up.
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Payments to charities were preferable to trying to pay pennies to members of the class, she said.
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When I saved a few pennies, I would go to the bookstores to buy new Mao posters.
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Policy that stabilizes the farm economy costs pennies per meal; so would compensating farmers for environmental services.
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What's clear from the rapid fire conference is there's no shortage of effort — and no pennies spared.
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Saving a few pennies each time you turn on the dishwasher can add up during the year.
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Yeah, we know ... not exactly pennies -- but when's the last time you saw Brady lose at anything?!?
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A bigger test, he says, will be how these patties fare in supermarkets, where shoppers watch pennies.
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After some serious research I've now begun the slow process of carefully saving the pennies each month.
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Its outward and visible part almost is money, to the extent that pennies still have value today.
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It can be pennies' worth of Kafka or hundreds of dollars, depending on a customer's individual requirements.
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So you can impress your friends while also pinching pennies as you await the glorious iPhone 12.
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Many of Budapest's thermal baths cost a couple of dollars — mere pennies compared to Iceland's Blue Lagoon.
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It's one reason drugs that cost literally pennies can turn into a hundred- or thousand-dollar commodity.
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I told him I'd have to run to my car to get some pennies, he said, 'I'll wait.
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Shares of Helios and Matheson surged 14 percent Tuesday afternoon, though the stock trades for pennies per share.
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Then Camp, one of the original founders of the company, returned and reacquired it, paying pennies for shares.
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This means Sean Spicer's phone was probably blowing up late into the night while people sent him pennies.
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Trade with the Rhineland provided the silver to produce 20m English pennies, the most pure currency in Europe.
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He is more concerned with pinching pennies at the overcrowded school… and the growing number of Latino students.
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That's pennies compared to Gwennie's custom Valentino Haute Couture gown, which probably cost as much as a house.
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Some banks do this, too, but Acorns actually invests those pennies in financial products like stocks and bonds.
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Investors are, it seems, ever happy to pick up pennies in the road, unaware of the approaching steamroller.
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Vendors are usually considered unsecured creditors and face repayment of just pennies on the dollar in bankruptcy court.
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First, it was hot pennies, then poisoned candy bars and razor blades in apples, now it's weed gummies.
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His mother Jenni Heath suggested he start saving, so Aiden begun collecting pennies, storing them in a wagon.
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When Bitcoin debuted in 2009, its early adopters bought up large amounts of the digital currency for pennies.
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It's a culture built to the sound of pepper spray jingling in our purses against quarters and pennies.
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But what could possibly be the appeal of copper, a hue associated with pennies, steampunk geekery, and plumbing?
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Well, presumably those at the top did not get where they are today without looking after the pennies.
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Delta Five says AIM will cost 1/900th of typical solutions, just "pennies per room" to roll out.
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"This means we don't have to worry about pinching pennies on Social Security, and late bills," she said.
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Besides, there are all sorts of delightful activities that simply cannot happen without an insane oversupply of pennies.
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How do you feel about some of your fellow Americans making pennies on the dollar for their work?
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The newspaper notes that inmates have lamented that they get paid pennies on the dollar for their labor.
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For the last eight years I've successfully used rewards credit cards to travel for pennies on the dollar.
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Yet the writers behind hit songs are counting in pennies while the music mafia counts by the billions.
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That means, of course, that they were simply discs of copper-plated zinc that dreamed of being pennies.
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To cut down on spending, use a store rewards card and apps like Popcart instead of pinching pennies.
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Amazon Mechanical Turk, the most prominent of such services, pays people to label data, often pennies per task.
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Delta's single-use paper tags, like the ones in at McCarran, are much cheaper, at just pennies apiece.
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"Employers were left holding the bag paying hundreds of dollars for something that should cost pennies," Schmelzer said.
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I could see them buying some pork and buying some soybeans, but it's still going to be pennies.
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Glass jars glinted with treasures he had retrieved from the Rockaways, door hinges, pennies, rings encrusted with sand.
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There are no grimy bills folded alongside his driver's license, no quarters or pennies jangling in his pocket.
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Prior to the enactment of PROMESA, the island's retired public workforce stood to get pennies on the dollar.
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She also mentioned "Silver Pennies," a collection of poems for young boys and girls by Blanche Jennings Thompson.
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Sometimes debt can be purchased for mere pennies on the dollar, as it's bought and sold several times.
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She tells the reader to shake a soda can full of pennies in the faces of people nearby.
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The group raises money from donations and then buys student debt from banks for pennies on the dollar.
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However, too many organizations are tempted to pour money into technology while pinching pennies on human intellectual power.
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Don't spend beyond your means but don't go for the cheapest option just to save a few pennies.
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So we got an ethereum miner on there and we've been making a few pennies and dollars since.
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The time they nearly lost the house, Paulie had come to their bed with a cup of pennies.
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Two women wore U.S. pennies fashioned out of cardboard, costumed as U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren's proposed wealth tax.
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One of Sears' major shareholders recently dumped a chunk of his stock for pennies on his original investment.
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Times Insider Gig workers on Mechanical Turk, a platform run by Amazon, do computer-like tasks for pennies.
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One of Sears' major shareholders just dumped a chunk of his stock for pennies on his original investment.
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He spent some time grinding down pennies into the size of dimes to use in the pop machines.
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If you are looking to cash in, be on the lookout for copper pennies with a 1943 stamp.
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You can always chop or dice a can of whole peeled tomatoes yourself and save a few pennies.
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I'm as keen to save pennies as the next wombler, but I'm not willing to risk my life.
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David barely uses a computer anyway, and Molly could blog with a coconut and a pocket full of pennies.
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" via GIPHY "I once paid back the $100 I owed my little brother in loose dimes, nickels and pennies.
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Those three pennies are just the start of a salary gap that widens as women progress through their careers.
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It was perception, was a hippie, counting some pennies, and reality is a yuppie with an American Express card.
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"They're definitely taking costs out of the system and watching their pennies," said Cowen and Co analyst Eric Schmidt.
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Debt buyers purchase delinquent debts from creditors for pennies on the dollar, then make their own attempts to collect.
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No word on the prices of those just yet, but we suggest you save your pennies just in case.
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The credits cost pennies apiece in 2013 but have spent most of the past three years above 50 cents.
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Bennett had previously launched a budgeting app called Pennies, but built Collections because it's something he wanted for himself.
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It's not breaking news, but the cost of producing pennies and nickels is still higher than their face value.
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On Friday, it was a 14-degree high, so soup was a dime and a few pennies (plus tax).
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Of course, the celebration was pennies and nickels for Mikhail Gutseriev, who according to Forbes is worth $6.2 billion.
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In reality, buying things with nine cents at the end will leave one with plenty of pennies in America.
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Saving a life costs $75 per kit, even though the same drug is sold for pennies in other countries.
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Handling a complaint costs dollars per minute, while the revenue from completing a call is measured in mere pennies.
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Most pennies are worth 1 cent, but to coin collectors, some are worth more than their weight in gold.
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Very few of the shows sold out, and I had to sell the tickets for pennies on the dollar.
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Start saving those pennies for long-term security and an investment piece that makes every day feel more decadent.
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" Highlights: Holding up a can of Campbell's soup, Ross argued that "there are about 2.6 pennies worth of steel.
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In Beyond Means (2017), pennies spin across a white surface, the sound of a drill whirring in the background.
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The photo accompanying the article online shows stamps that were worth pennies in the 1950s and still are now.
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Chesapeake's stock goes for pennies; its bonds are trading at a level that reflect investor expectations of a default.
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But these service plans function like insurance, and for every dollar you spend, you'll likely only get pennies back.
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"I've been saving all the pennies in my piggy bank for this day," a serious Usnavi tells Kevin Rosario.
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It's profitable, too – sold for pennies on the dollar and usually fetching about $20 per tablet on the street.
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Soderbergh, the director behind the very huge budget Oceans 11 franchise, doesn't exactly need to pinch pennies on his movies.
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Acorns smart portfolio algorithms automatically work in the background of life, helping users build wealth naturally, pennies at a time.
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Imagine hating a government agency so much that you're willing to spend $840 to pay your $2,4003 fee in pennies.
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At this rate, if she wears wears this jacket for just one year, the cost per use would be pennies!
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The minimum-wage increase is pennies, however, compared with the amount Bezos makes each hour, based on our calculations: $4,474,885.
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But 268% of 262 pence and 2875 pence coins are only used once, while 303% of pennies are thrown away.
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The internet came to Rainpada thanks to a telecom war in the country that has reduced data prices to pennies.
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You know that Solid & Striped swimsuit you've been wanting all season, or those designer sandals you've been saving pennies for?
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The millionaire traders won't miss a few pennies, and the low-income earners won't be penalized with another regressive tax.
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A naive or unsuspecting user would click, and their annoyance translated into a few more pennies in your bank account.
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RIP Medical Debt buys debt portfolios on this secondary market for pennies on the dollar with money from its donors.
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They theory is that letting traders trade in nickel increments rather than pennies will allow them to make deeper markets.
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You can find Xbox One copies for pennies online, or subscribe to Xbox Game Pass and get it that way.
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"There are people in China who will pay you pennies on the pound, so it's an economic decision," Puckett added.
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No word on price yet but it's probably safe to assume that you'll need to start shining up them pennies.
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Because that's the thing here; the IRA was able to do all this for relative pennies on the propagandic unit.
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Why not apply the same aesthetic to your most *critical* accessory, and put your politics where you put your pennies?
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Converted infielders signed out of Venezuela for pennies don't usually make the big leagues, much less succeed once they're there.
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But before you get too excited, or unless you're Emma Watson herself, we suggest you start saving your pennies now.
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If you're hunting for a job, you know that every penny counts, and every tax break adds to your pennies.
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Oil prices briefly fell nearly 2 percent after Trump's tweet, but soon rebounded, settling just pennies below Wednesday's closing price.
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"It was 15 shillings and four pennies a week," he says, picking out one of the oldest and gently chuckling.
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"I would like him to keep helping us with pennies," said Martinez, her curved back laden with firewood and groceries.
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Take this garbage credit monitoring that you likely didn't really need before Equifax screwed you over, or enjoy your pennies.
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When Parscale says "we had CPMs that were pennies in some cases," he almost certainly took organic reach into account.
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In fact, for the last eight years I've successfully used rewards credit cards to travel for pennies on the dollar.
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Working for pennies, it can take weeks of savings to buy must-have items, such as tampons or phone cards.
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According to the FDIC, savings accounts at traditional banks are earning about 2250% interest on average — pennies, for many people.
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The American actress will be marrying into world-class wealth, but there was a time when she was counting pennies.
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"I just pulled out money, I pulled out quarters, pennies, dimes, and was like, 'These are your answers,'" he said.
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Pensions that are not funded constitute unsecured credit in the corporate world, worth pennies on the dollar in a bankruptcy.
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Save pennies for a trip to Tokyo so that you can dive face-first into a vat of shio broth?
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That still involves 20-, 30-person crews and real productions, but compared to Hollywood standards, we're pennies on the dollar.
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The stress and the costs are rendered most starkly among the poor, where margins of survival are measured in pennies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - When planning the financial equivalent of the D-Day invasion, it's best not to pinch pennies.
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Perhaps (like the software solutions you cite that have not been adopted) it costs a few pennies more per car.
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A single dose, he added, "costs pennies, even in the US." I'd seen the tab; he was (sort of) right.
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Instead, it tied up courts for years to appeal judgments until claimants were forced to accept pennies on the dollar.
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We can help alleviate it for pennies on the dollar of what we spend to triage an ever-unfolding tragedy.
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In a very unstable world, that helps the U.S., and it costs pennies on the dollar compared to military options.
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Pennies are often the best bet because they're printed in large quantities and are more prone to errors, he said.
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Historians generally attribute the beginnings of the pound to silver pennies used by the Anglo-Saxons in the eighth century.
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The ones connoisseurs tend to tout are often the ones made for pennies by filmmakers from the middle of nowhere.
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He counts the cost of ingredients down to the pennies' worth of olive oil to keep each serving under $2.
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RIP Medical Debt works with private foundations and donors to help people pay off debt for pennies on the dollar.
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At this time, steel was used to make pennies instead of copper because copper was needed for the war effort.
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He kept a jar of pennies on his desk to repay that sum to anyone who called or wrote to complain.
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Now, you can buy that sculpture, alongside the rest of the company's most treasured items, for pennies on the dollar. [TNW]
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Alas, it's not a dress you can save all your pennies for in order to channel FLOTUS during the holiday season.
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As young boys they would sing to people on the street to earn a few pennies to buy candy, he said.
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Some farmers cracked that they wouldn't stoop to pick up pennies off the ground, much less request them through bureaucratic forms.
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Some clients, too, have been left disgruntled by financing terms that leave them with pennies on the dollar from big settlements.
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Two insurers went out of business after Maria, and many of those that did not collapse offered pennies on the dollar.
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If your dad is on the cheaper side and doesn't like to waste precious pennies, this is the gift for him.
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Most convicted inmates either work for nothing or for pennies at menial tasks that seem unlikely to boost their job prospects.
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You never know, one of your pennies could be worth the price of a nice dinner — or a whole lot more.
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The organization locates unpaid medical debt and then uses charitable donations to forgive old, outstanding debts for pennies on the dollar.
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Now, anyone can find any number of far more enjoyable remakes online that were made for pennies and look the part.
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If your dad is on the cheaper side and doesn't like to waste precious pennies, this is the gift for him.
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But spokeswoman Dana Baird told CNN the pennies were counted using two coin-cashing machines -- and took staffers about three hours.
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In an exchange with Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Mr Frank rejected the notion that the only two options are pennies or zilch.
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Trader Joe's offers some great competition, typically coming in only pennies higher than Aldi on almost all of its grocery prices.
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One of these bad boys will set you back upwards of $2,500 (£1,873), so you'd best start saving your pennies now.
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The form gave me two major choices: Expunging my registration record alone or doing so and requesting my 500 pennies back.
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Zoeller said in the past when the weather has dropped to negative temperatures, they've given back a few pennies to customers.
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As the private markets turned, access to cash became difficult and most faltered or were acquired for pennies on the dollar.
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Was it the thrill of being able to hold fistfuls of paper money after years of struggling to scrape together pennies?
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It seems to us like she found the perfect idea: giving him back every single cent of that $95, in pennies.
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Jess's career began early when, as a child, he put on kids wrestling matches, charging "pins, marbles, and pennies" for admission.
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Good news: Quality health care of North American standards can be had in Colombia for pennies on the dollar, reports InternationalLiving.com.
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Creditors often ended up with pennies on the dollar, and the failures soured Mr. Trump's relationship with a number of banks.
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You know, the ones where you create an account, work (sometimes anonymously!) for clients, and get paid pennies for completed projects.
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I had watched my classmates bring pennies or nickels to the class at regular intervals and give them to the teacher.
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The fund will leave clients, including major pensions, endowments and charitable foundations, with at most pennies on the dollar, WSJ reported.
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Participants in the study were asked to advise a partner in another room about how many pennies were in a jar.
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But during the financial crisis, one fund told investors its shares were no longer worth $1, but a few pennies less.
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Everyone pinches pennies a bit on their meals and consumer packaged goods purchases, so big retailers lose sales and reduce staffing.
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For those of us pinching our pennies, dining out can seem like an impossible luxury, but it doesn't have to be.
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Detectors on the mountainside catch these pennies from heaven, and computers analyze them and deduce the nature of the original particle.
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The programming also highlights the genre's post-1960s shift into self-consciousness with musicals like "Pennies From Heaven" (Sunday), from 1981.
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Many mutual funds cost just fractions of pennies for every dollar you invest, and some firms are dangling them for free.
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RIP Medical Debt purchases the debt on the secondary debt market for "pennies on the dollar," according to a Wednesday statement.
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If they do, we can get taxpayers more of their money, rather than pennies on the dollar from the federal government.
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WCW closed in 2001, sold for pennies on the dollar to WWE as owner Time Warner looked to shed dead weight.
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Following its fall 2017 show, which immediately had us saving up our pennies, Rihanna showed just how good the pieces are IRL.
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"Our model is more like Amazon, where we have lots of transactions and maybe make a few pennies per transaction," Pham said.
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Ironically, the supposed day of rest is best for a variety of travel-related activities if you're looking to pinch your pennies.
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Gyroscopes and motion sensors embedded in phones could be borrowed by VR displays to track head, hand, and body positions for pennies.
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Some debt collection firms buy delinquent debts, often for just pennies on the dollar, and try to collect the full amounts owed.
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It's just a small town, and the smaller the group, the more influence a few bad apples (or bright pennies) will have.
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"If a major brokerage firm went under, people would be lucky to get a few pennies on the dollar back," he said.
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"This is penny stock — I could make more picking up pennies in Manhattan," one driver said of his payout at the time.
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Del Vizo said she counts the pennies at the supermarket, and watches reruns of '90s movies while sipping cheap rum at night.
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For scammers on a budget, there's unverified stolen credit card data, which comes out to pennies a card when bought in bulk.
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If your savings account is earning pennies or you're paying a fee for your checking account, there are better options out there.
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There's more equipment, more employees, more regulations that need to be followed and still only pennies on the dollar to be made.
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Businesses pay Lisnr on a per-device, per-year model, along with a small fee (pennies) per data transmission or per authentication.
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In their high-volume, low-margin business, says Vincent Andrews of Morgan Stanley, a bank, agricultural traders shovel "pennies, nickels or dimes".
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The case settled for $260,000, just pennies on the dollar compared to the $10 million the lawsuit could be worth, prosecutors said.
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Hardly a week goes by when you don't hear about something dreadful Amazon is doing to squeeze pennies out of its customers.
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It didn't cost much, but if you're pinching pennies, maybe you can get some this weekend from a generous colleague or friend.
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I use the rest of the money I have on my Dunkin' app and pay for the rest of it in pennies.
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Those first men who nearly drowned in the hot blue flow never forgot how it tasted, like a mouthful of dirty pennies.
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The Baby Phone is roughly the length of three pennies stacked vertically, slightly longer and more svelte than an Apple Airpods case.
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You've probably got a while to start saving your pennies, though, because it's initially being tested in Argentina, Australia, Canada, and Mexico.
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On EpiPen they might get 4 percent, or $85033, pennies compared to the PBM's profits, which can be to ten times greater.
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Otherwise, he says, he prides himself on pinching pennies after years of scraping by with two or three jobs at a time.
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Seeing my mom pinch pennies, keep the air conditioning off to save money, and suffer from anxiety was a wake up call.
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Underneath the teddy, there were pennies taped over my nipples and a cutout photo of Charlie Chaplin's face taped across my pubis.
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Millennials are choosing to rent instead of own, in the hopes of saving their pennies for a larger home down the line.
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Of course," he added, standing to stretch, "the film—not to demean it—but it's pennies at the bottom of the pocket.
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That increases the chance Lampert will be repaid while other creditors get only pennies on the dollar for what they are owed.
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Traders would buy up shares in a company being acquired that were trading slightly below the offer price, often by just pennies.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, one that enabled the mogul to pay off an old tax bill at pennies on the dollar.
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Extremists, said the head of Google Europe, were only making "pennies not pounds" off the major brands running ads on their channels.
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Matching Pennies is very straightforward; I have a penny in one of my hands and you're to guess which one it's in.
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"It's a low-margin, pennies business, but now you've got even more disruption," said Robb MacKie, CEO of the American Bakers Association.
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The rest would be dispersed among other online ad behemoths, and maybe there would be some pennies left over for news publications.
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Modica says he always respected Reynolds for all the good he did in Florida, so he charged him relatives pennies in rent.
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Efforts to restrict access to misoprostol will fail not simply because it costs pennies to make, but also because it saves lives.
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The current Senate plan adds more than 100 trillion pennies to the deficit in the first decade, according to the official estimate.
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"What fair trade means is that American workers cannot be forced to compete against people who make pennies an hour," he said.
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It's not exactly pennies from heaven, but McDonald's is planning to make it rain coins to celebrate the Big Mac's 50th anniversary.
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Amazon has ignored turkers' pleas to mandate higher wages, and even finds ways to recoup some of the pennies turkers earn. 8.
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There were supporters in liberty green, Warren's color, and supporters wearing shirts decorated with two pennies, for Warren's two-cent wealth tax.
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By Whitman's accounting, user-generated or semipro video gets made for anywhere from pennies per minute to thousands of dollars per minute.
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A single targeted ad could cost just a fraction of a penny, but the pennies add up to a billion-dollar industry.
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For coins, it was pennies; for toys, it was marbles; for jewelry, it was earrings; and for batteries, it was button batteries.
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They tried to reach tens of millions of readers, viewers or listeners in the hopes of getting pennies in ads per user.
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As national park users, we should be thrilled that for mere pennies per visitor-day we can better protect America's best idea.
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In a world where live oak leaves fall "like pennies" and teams of oxen move in "a ponderous waltz," everything is news.
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" Comparing 2017 data with that of the previous year, he discovered "year-over-year virtually identical, almost within pennies of each other.
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During this time period, the United States ceased all printing of copper pennies, as this metal was needed during the war efforts.
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"Pennies From Heaven juxtaposes fantasy with reality, portraying the burning desire to improve one's lot through surreal song and dance scenes," he says.
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"If I am sitting waiting for a doctor's appointment and I can make a few pennies, that's not a bad deal," she says.
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The dollars that used to be made from CDs and even digital downloads shrunk down to fractions of pennies per individual song streams.
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Runaway inflation has plunged many into poverty, forced to survive on monthly minimum wage that adds up to pennies — or turn to crime.
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Your money is earning nothing in your checking account, and it's earning pennies if you're keeping it in a typical bank savings account.
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Investors, some of whom had written off the investment after Mr. Rubin's scandals, will get "pennies on the dollar" back, the person said.
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Rodriguez first made a name for himself with 1992's El Mariachi, a stylish revenge thriller, which was shot for pennies in Mexico.
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Ethanol supporters dispute the program is a problem, noting that the region's refineries were shuttering when credits traded at a pennies a piece.
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Specifically, a couple of out-of-circulation pennies modified by Miller Knives which hide a sneaky, tooth-shaped blade inside in their center.
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Run that trend into the future, and you arrive at a world where stupendous amounts of computing power can be had for pennies.
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Still, the high volatility of the asset class — in which shares worth a few pennies can rocket in value — invariably lures retail investors.
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We recognize pennies, for example, but some of us don't know off the top of our heads which side Lincoln faces (the right).
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Just think — for as often as you'll be in them this season, the cost per wear will be mere pennies in the end.
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Maybe Apple wants to pinch a few pennies, or create a distinction in its product lineup that makes its pricier models more attractive.
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There is a Persian rug on the ground, and the rug is littered with pennies tossed there by previous visitors to the museum.
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The battle to recoup pennies on the dollar of Puerto Rican bonds has been epitomized by Wall Street's most prominent hedge-fund managers.
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There are cost-effective technologies exist today to capture methane and reduce leaks, which would only cost pennies on the dollar to implement.
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"They are offering pennies when we are after pounds," said one lawyer, who asked not to be named because the talks are confidential.
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But for those who are struggling, a tax saving of pennies on the dollar isn't likely to provide anything close to real relief.
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An important preparation step that a lot of people miss in this trick: For the love of God, people, clean your pennies first.
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He said corporations need to be pressured to stop making American workers compete with workers in other countries who make pennies an hour.
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This article was adapted from a post that originally appeared on She Picks Up Pennies, which you can follow on Twitter and Instagram.
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I'm not going to say we were booed and people threw hot pennies at us and eggs and cabbages, but there was indifference.
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Finally, the License is worth $25 from Microsoft, Not the Restore CD. The Restore CD is purchased for pennies and free to download.
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Since its invention in 21.5, Bitcoin has risen from pennies to about $73,27, and other cryptocurrencies have experienced astounding runs of their own.
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Sixty percent of penny and 13 pence coins are used only once, and in 21 percent of cases, pennies are simply thrown away.
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That's forcing U.S. processors to sell an increasing amount of such parts for pennies to be rendered into food for pets and livestock.
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Themed "Make Change," windows will feature displays created from thousands of pennies — 40,000 in the Madison Avenue windows of the New York flagship.
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"We pinched our pennies for many years to make this first step on our own terms," said Justin Nestor, the associate artistic director.
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"Each of her five children kept one of the wheat pennies as a token of remembrance of their mom," said the school district.
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However, not all the new stickers are branded — some are just happy tacos or burritos, jars filled with pennies and other generic images.
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Working through the crowdsourcing service Amazon Mechanical Turk, they earned pennies for each photo they labeled, churning through hundreds of tags an hour.
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Debt collectors typically buy debt from banks and other creditors for pennies on the dollar, and try to collect higher amounts from borrowers.
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When he was there, manual labor work was voluntary, with inmates earning pennies they could spend on soap, toothpaste and cookies, he said.
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Taking action years ago to raise this tax by only pennies per gallon would have resulted in a robust Highway Trust Fund today.
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Other SFX properties, like Fame House and Flavorus, were sold for pennies on the dollar to mammoth media conglomerate Vivendi/Universal Music Group.
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In other words, we deposit two and a half pennies into the Fund for America's Kids and Grandkids for every dollar the bill spends.
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There are several apps on the market that help you track your spending (Parity), save money (Pennies), or invest (Moneybox) using basic machine learning.
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Look after the pennies The Safaricom CEO says he welcomes the banks' intervention as he believes it will drive innovation and benefit the consumer.
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We gave them a list of things: They could be visualizing 100 pennies, 10 dimes, four quarters, a silver dollar, or a dollar bill.
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Spending drops when the desire to save increases suddenly across an economy, as people seek to pinch pennies in the face of economic anxiety.
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What's more, some of our favorite buys came from the store that not only has everything, but sells it for it practically pennies: Target.
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This would be real money to Syrians, but mere pennies compared with the $3 billion Washington has spent on the anti-Islamic State campaign.
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Meanwhile, we'll just be counting up the pennies in our swear jar to see if we can afford a down payment on this place.
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These purchased objects, models, and scripted behaviors are bought for pennies on the dollar, and each has bundled into it a history of labor.
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Do you spend the extra cash for the categorically faster i7 processor, or do you pinch a few pennies and go with the i18.433.
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Early morning commuters in Delaware saw heavy delays on Thursday after a truck carrying unstamped pennies overturned on Interstate 95 in New Castle County.
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If you want to experience a VR world beyond what mobile offerings like Google Cardboard and Gear VR provide, then save up your pennies.
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Why it matters: McAdoo spent 12 years with Sequoia Capital, where he led a $600,000 seed investment in Airbnb at just pennies per share.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) said it never dealt directly with the Venezuelan government when it bought $2.8 billion in bonds for pennies on the dollar.
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Regardless, there is no point in trying to penny-pinch (in this case, you'd be pinching billions of pennies, but the comment stands) DeRozan.
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Dear readers, I would pay all of my billions of dollars (pennies… lol not even) to see a person get served in real life.
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Goldman Sachs – Goldman said it never dealt directly with the Venezuelan government when it bought $2.8 billion in bonds for pennies on the dollar.
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Put a lot of it out there, it's pennies on the dollar, but if you have enough of it, it will make you money.
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THIS MAY BE YOUR LUCKY DAY: Via WJLA, as a promotion, Ally Bank has dropped 28500 lucky pennies around the country — each worth $6900,2628.
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A massive scandal involving millions of false documents presented to courts in foreclosure cases garnered a Justice Department settlement for pennies on the dollar.
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Prices that end in 99 cents are common, and penny proponents have argued that eliminating pennies would amount to a one-cent sales tax.
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He also offered what is probably the best explanation for the continued production of pennies: Congress struggles to accomplish even the most obvious tasks.
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Because when they sell that debt to collections they get pennies on the dollar, so even partial payment from me is better than nothing.
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This is, after all, a company famous for squeezing pennies so successfully that labor groups accuse it of depressing wages across the American economy.
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He ran a pawnshop, and one of the items in the pawnshop that pleased young Eliese most was a toilet seat made of pennies.
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Why get paid literal pennies to do menial Mechanical Turk work for a mega corporation when you can do the same thing for free?
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That's in part because $5 billion is pennies when compared to the company's profits in a given year; in 2018, they hit $22.1 billion.
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"The fact that we're getting pennies on the dollar when we go to sell them — that's no fun," said Mr. Barton, a Corcoran agent.
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And yet, there's no need to overdo it—a few simple tricks will have you out the door in minutes, and cost mere pennies.
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Donors' names were all printed in the papers, ranging from hundreds given by a New Jersey senator to pennies sent in by school children.
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Needless to say, recovering some losses, even if it's pennies on the dollar and many years later, is better than never receiving a thing.
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So I approached four couples with hefty income gaps to find out their strategies in keeping the peace and not fighting over those pennies.
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"In a can of Campbell's Soup, there are about 2.6 pennies' worth of steel," Ross argued, holding up a can of soup on CNBC.
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As the industry navigates the complicated issue, children continue to slave in dangerous mines for pennies of what the industry makes for the sparkly cosmetics.
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At the centre of the room is a work consisting of £20,436 in pennies on the floor of the gallery faced by four concrete 'figures.
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The numbers were so superb, investors didn't notice the couple of pennies per share Trump knocked off the company's earnings by keeping jobs in Indiana.
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The retailer for years has squeezed suppliers for pennies to drive the lowest prices for shoppers, both online and at its brick-and-mortar stores.
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Because as much as I can pinch my pennies in other areas of my life, shopping "vintage" or "thrift" grocery stores isn't exactly a thing.
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We would go to the bank and get the free paper coin wrappers, and then slowly fill the wrappers with pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.
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That seems pretty close to how a child would feel receiving pennies on Halloween, though they probably wouldn't have the curse words to express it.
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The pennies are hidden in plain sight in 10 cities: New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago, Miami, Denver, San Diego, Detroit, Charlotte and Austin, Texas.
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If it can make advertisers comfortable and while seducing citizens on slow connections, Facebook will increasingly turn pennies to dollars in the most unlikely places.
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At $98, you could use those pennies to buy yourself a functional, trendy pair of Outdoor Voices leggings that can actually withstand an intense workout.
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So if your credit card isn't totally obliterated from the biggest sale weekend of the year, we recommend spending your last pennies right this way.
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But with such high prices for services, and limited expertise, it's tough to say whether or not a sleep coach would be worth the pennies.
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A mystery of the Trump era has been the disparity between data showing rising consumer confidence and sales figures suggesting they are pinching their pennies.
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It's about leaving behind that deadbeat lover who can't even afford to spot you a cup of coffee 'cos he needs his pennies for cigs.
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The Raise the Wage Act would remove a little-known exemption in federal law that allows employers to pay some disabled workers pennies per hour.
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While most pennies are only worth a few bucks, highly coveted ones might be sitting in your pocket or stuck somewhere in your couch cushions.
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The Dream Map sees Lincoln pennies form into the Ursa Minor constellation, which features the North Star that slaves used to steal away toward freedom.
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"If it was only pennies … we would be throwing it around," said Joey Mattingly, an assistant professor at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy.
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Fakers make these pieces for pennies and can sell them for thousands, often duping first-time collectors and experienced resellers with their high-quality creations.
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"Skin therapists make pennies without any clients, and a lot of these skin therapists include young single mothers and low-income New Yorkers," they continued.
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What might have been had Hinkie not drafted Noel and Okafor — both of whom were traded for figurative pennies on the dollar — is mind-boggling.
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Without the drug war, substances like cocaine, heroin, marijuana and meth are minimally processed agricultural and chemical commodities that cost pennies per dose to manufacture.
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Sure, the samples will only last you a couple of days (at most), but it's an easy way to pinch pennies every now and again.
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Mr. Malone bought the works from Mr. Brucker for "pennies on the dollar" in 1979; since then the robot has resided in Mr. Malone's home.
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Except that we won't forgive you, because you could be missing out on the best services, just because you're looking to save a few pennies.
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She pointed to the dusty water-cooler jug by the open front door; inside were rolls of pennies, loose change and a crumpled $2 bill.
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Time after time, Trump's casino companies defaulted on their debts, filed for bankruptcy and ultimately agreed to pay back their creditors pennies on the dollar.
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Now, four years after her Minimalist Mom sojourn, she works three days a week as a freelance writer, with no pressing need to pinch pennies.
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Celadon&aposs stock began a free fall from around $9 per share in 2017 to the low single digits in 2018 to pennies this month.
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It was a nod to her dog Bailey, and it came with two pennies on its collar -- a reference to Warren's proposed 2% wealth tax.
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CloudCommerce is a penny stock, meaning its shares do not trade on a major stock exchange and can be bought for just pennies a share.
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Crouch alongside it, peer over its gray lip into the fake blue water at a smattering of pennies, twigs, the drifting body casings of insects.
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Second, even setting aside the basic pennies-and-dollars aspect of Turnberry, the matter raises serious constitutional questions about the President's enrichment while in office.
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After Sears filed for bankruptcy protection Monday, those creditors will all get in line to fight to collect pennies in return for their investment dollars.
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Trump also challenges the republican establishment notion that we should keep blowing up our deficit launching undeclared wars and protecting oil rich nations for pennies.
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"As with everything else, you could probably get a Kmart handbag for pennies, whereas one from Gucci or Versace will cost considerably more," McGlone says.
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It's how our moms made every holiday season feel like a Disney movie scene, even when some of them barely had two pennies to rub together.
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Pennies compared to the $30 million apiece each woman in Debbie's crew makes at the end of Ocean's 8, but enough to change their lives forever.
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Cowan's commitment to diversity, too, with models of all ages, sizes, and races walking a well-balanced runway, proved that he spent his extra pennies wisely.
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"We can literally do technology for pennies on the dollar as compared to a physical wall," said Tester, a member of the influential Senate Appropriations Committee.
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The nonprofit Food & Water Watch reports that it can cost up to $8.26 per gallon to bottle water, as opposed to pennies paid for tap water.
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This means the Royal Mint has to produce even more pennies to replace the ones that have gone out of circulation, about 230 million a year.
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But do they return for the pennies left in the bottom of the plastic bin after they've retrieved all the items they emptied from their pockets?
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While two pennies may seem like a paltry sum, Bialik's hashtags are giving her followers a clue into what she plans on doing with the check.
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Lutes came across the coin at a time when people across the country were eager to get their hands on one of the rare copper pennies.
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If you broke your iPad or finally saved up enough pennies to purchase your first premium tablet than the Tab S3 is a fine $600 choice.
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Your attempt to save a few pennies could enable the next Dina Wein Reis, putting yourself and others at risk — and making legitimate products more expensive.
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The inmates' grievances are as varied as the states they came from: Pennies for labor in South Carolina, racial discrimination in California, excessive force in Michigan.
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It is only a matter of time before inflation obviates the need for pennies and nickels, and other coins will disappear from use in due time.
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There were low-end models — flip-phones at the bottom and various permutations of slab-black Android models sold for as close to pennies as possible.
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"I used to have a tray full of pennies in my cupholder," Hart says, starting to explain what he does to people who cut him off.
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If you're wondering how many lattes you'll have to skip to experience this sort of vacay, let's just say you better start saving those pennies now.
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Just beyond the fancy waters and pressed juices in your grocery store, there's another type of bottled beverage that could be worth your pennies: probiotic drinks.
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So, if any of these dresses have piqued your interest, you may want to start saving your pennies now, before the warm weather settles in fully.
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Put another way, would you pay three pennies to avoid going through all that — and with the added bonus of still having the planet's best smartphone?
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The main argument for paying inmates pennies a day is that it would cost too much money for state and federal prisons to pay them more.
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When my father realized what we were doing, he stopped the car and made us get out to get the pennies that we had thrown out.
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Having said that, the casting of Colin Firth , as the leading malefactor, is fiendishly smart, for which of us would not entrust our pennies to him?
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They can cost just pennies a day but can have very rare side effects — a sudden shattering of the thighbone or an erosion of the jawbone.
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Mike White, a spokesman for the United States Mint, said that pennies, which are 97.5 percent zinc and just 2.5 percent copper, weighed 2.5 grams apiece.
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They're sacrificing their time and their bodies for a scholarship, which is less than pennies on the dollar compared to what they earn for everyone else.
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I rarely care about finding the lowest gas prices (a few pennies make no difference), but at Costco, you can save $5 on every full tank.
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Ms. Gordon-Reed said sheaves of wheat had also appeared on American pennies and did not have the visceral associations of a Confederate or Nazi flag.
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As a 5-year-old Jared collected pennies to buy gallons of milk because his brothers told him it would fill him up like a meal.
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The Alabama Hotel, the Grand Windsor Hotel, the Providence Hotel — their cell-like stalls had chicken wire rather than ceilings, and they cost pennies per night.
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Other parties to the case, including a big pension fund for miners and states facing costly environmental cleanups, got pennies for every dollar they were owed.
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And miraculously, after six years, I had learned to sidestep addicts and bad boys, those shiny pennies I had spent my life stooping to pick up.
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Meir Newman, who owns buildings nearby, said Mr. Pfohl would buy only day-old fruit from a deli on Vernon to save a couple of pennies.
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Again and again, the report hammers home the message that federal and state authorities pinch pennies when it comes to protecting the constitutional right to vote.
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But Halloween is so normal that I would bet dollars to pennies that at least some of you are going to send me emails claiming heresy.
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If football is a game of inches, then personal finance might as well be a game of pennies, according to New York Jets linebacker Brandon Copeland.
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Over the next couple of years, as more competitors enter the market, the prices drop even more, until the pills become commodities and sell for pennies.
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The fact remains that Corker switched his vote and voted for a bill that added billions of pennies to the deficit while feathering his own nest.
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It is when you are a young designer who once made a raincoat of quilted see-through plastic and inserted vintage copper pennies into every panel.
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The Kim family lives in dire straits in the slums of Korea, folding pizza boxes for pennies and losing profits when their boxes fail quality control.
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Plus, the entire training will only cost you $30 to access — which is pennies compared to how much this path can yield in the long run.
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Mark Zuckerberg has more money than one could ever possibly spend, but he's still pinching pennies ... and his hunt for a bargain brought him to Costco.
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"The statement used to be 'digital pennies for TV dollars,'" said Mike Law, executive vice president for video investments at Amplifi, Dentsu Aegis Network's investment arm.
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It's original purpose, upon opening in 1938, was to store silver, and would go on to produce pennies, bicentennial quarters, and American Eagle Platinum Bullion Coins.
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The Raise the Wage Act would also remove a little-known exemption in federal law that allows employers to pay some disabled workers pennies per hour.
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We've gone to Copenhagen and celebrated an engagement; pinched pennies with an unemployed woman in Jersey; and bought Christmas presents with a family earning $40,000 in California.
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All those pennies — weighing almost 1,600 pounds in total — broke the coin-counting machine and the poor DMV employees had to count them by hand, reported BuzzFeed.
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Since 1986, a few pennies from the sale of every U2 concert ticket have funded Gord Hewson's modestly innovative seafood program at Starboard Tack in Hudson, Ohio.
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While other artists were counting their meager streaming royalty pennies, Leslie was finding out who would pay $1,700 for tickets to a private New Year's Eve concert.
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So before you start pinching pennies to save up for leech therapy or make your appointment for a placenta facial, arm yourself with the facts and figures.
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With so many foreclosed and even abandoned houses available for pennies on the dollar following the crisis, Invitation and its peers became giant nationwide landlords almost overnight.
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A few years later, my editor at Bankrate, a personal finance website I write for, assigns a story about settling tax debt for pennies on the dollar.
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Aside from the fact that it's gauche to split pennies through your phone, part of being a host involves assuming certain costs and not sending invoices later.
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If you're one of the curious, start saving your pennies—Brady is coming out with his own cookbook, called the TB12 Nutrition Manual, for a cool $200.
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Debt collection firms such as Williams' buy delinquent debts, often for just pennies on the dollar, and try to collect the full amount the original lender claimed.
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On Monday, Aiden Heath's new service dog, which he purchased in part by saving pennies for four years, arrived at his home in Waitsfield, Vermont, from Nevada.
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That's small pennies for Grab, which raised a round of more than $2 billion led by SoftBank and Didi last year at a valuation of $6 billion.
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While the average Chinese shopper is becoming more carefree when it's time to buy a new phone, China's teens are counting their pennies a lot more carefully.
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Scroll II (2001), Five Pennies (Desert Tombstone series) (1990s), and Core Door (1996) are examples of many of the works that fill the foundation's land art museum.
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If your political engagement begins and ends with "wanting to pay literally pennies less for a pint of Doom Bar," you might just be a despicable person.
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Since most of us just blew our entire tax return on Coachella, we're pinching pennies to save up for retirement, a house, rent Bonnaroo and Governor's Ball.
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You might have come across horny goat weed as an ingredient in some personal lubricants, but Fosnight says that you might want to save your pennies there.
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But add all those pennies up over multiple titles in hundreds of countries for dozens of years ... let's just say it can help keep the lights on.
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Instead it's growly voice under the mask one week, pennies on the eyes the next, and all ripped off from some film he conveniently forgets he saw.
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Traders usually buy up shares in the company that is being acquired; those shares tend to trade slightly below the buyer's offer price, often by just pennies.
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Although the impact amounted to only a few pennies a share during the period, in its February settlement with the S.E.C., Monsanto paid $80 million in penalties.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposed a federal regulation based on that idea, a software change that it said could be accomplished for pennies per vehicle.
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Adesanya's most notable MMA win so far is over Melvin Guillard who, having wasted his enormous potential, continues to take terrible fights and get concussed for pennies.
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All we're talking about is minimally processed agricultural and chemical commodities that are easy to produce, and cost pennies per dose to manufacture, and they're worth billions.
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In the study, the subjects — 80 adults, most of them university students — were asked to help the unseen partner guess the number of pennies in the jar.
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The reflecting pool, where people tossed pennies, is now complemented by a tiny weir whose tinkle of babbling water adds a sound feature for the visually impaired.
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For decades, the Treasury Department denied the existence and legitimacy of these 20 pennies, but Lutes had the coin authenticated by coin expert Walter Breen in 1958.
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The plan behind the Rolling Jubilee was simple — and smart: Organizers raised money to buy delinquent debt that financial institutions often sell for pennies on the dollar.
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Instead of pinching pennies in an effort to remain profitable, investors at Softbank's Vision Fund asked how Adylov would like to grow his company without any restrictions.
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In his most popular post, he repeatedly trips and falls while holding a box of pennies in places like a mall escalator, startling the people around him.
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She described an idyllic life of school, visits to the grocery store whenever she had two pennies, and her fear of the trolley that ran through town.
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And debt buyers — companies that scoop up huge numbers of soured loans for pennies on the dollar — bring their own cases, breathing new life into old bills.
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Howard, the son of a Quaker businessman, earned his pennies as a pharmacist, but his passion was the skies — and he soon became an accomplished amateur meteorologist.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposed a federal regulation based on that idea, a software change that it said could be accomplished for pennies per vehicle.
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And you can get investment advice cheaper as well: Vanguard's Personal Advisor Services grew to over $100 billion, offers advice for pennies on the dollar, Hougan noted.
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These public colleges in the Midwest (and Buffalo, N.Y.) get to buy low and sell high, enjoying the services of future title-winning coaches for comparative pennies.
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When Martin Shkreli raised the price of the anti-parasitic drug Daraprim by 5,000 percent overnight in 2015, many noted it's available for pennies in other countries.
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He also sings, with a rich voice, snatches of songs including "God Bless the Child" and "Pennies From Heaven," and plays a small role in the show.
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At the feet of the structure's opening, an elaborate arrangement of pennies forms the threshold to the interior space, bedecked with the spiritual tools of Santería practitioners.
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That probably sounds like a lot for folks with savings accounts at national banks, where you typically earn pennies — maybe a few dollars — in interest each year.
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"The problem with California is that you could spend, like, hundreds of millions of dollars and it will feel like you spent five pennies," Mr. Shakir said.
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True to form, then, he's supplied us with a new video for In Gods Body track "700 Pennies," and it's raw, and vulnerable, and very beautiful indeed.
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Because this technology relies mostly on a customer's smartphone and a product's bar code, it costs "pennies on the dollar" to a fully equipped smart store, O'Meara said.
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Some of what they've uncovered has been shocking: 21 men in Iowa, imprisoned for decades in a vermin-infested house, forced to gut turkeys for pennies an hour.
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But rarely has he been so struck by a collection of so many pennies in one place – sculptured into a seahorse, no less – as he was on Tuesday.
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For pennies on the dollar, Ginkgo bought the incredibly expensive equipment it needed from other biotech firms that had gone out of business due to the economic downturn.
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You also won't be able to sell a clamshell phone for very much money; such outdated models aren't worth very much, and they can be replaced for pennies.
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RIP Medical Debt was founded in 0003, and they've helped more than 250,000 people get out of debt, basically by buying back debt for pennies on the dollar.
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You never know if someone looking at your campaign is pinching pennies themselves — or if the person you're crowdfunding for wants to be associated with your aggressive tactics.
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It's the fact that a sophisticated deep learning model can run on a computer that costs pennies and uses less power than your phone does when it's asleep.
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But Lipitor's ability to remain a blockbuster drug, even with so many generic competitors that cost pennies per pill, shows how distorted the global pharmaceutical system can be.
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But at $455, Kim's pick costs pennies next to the Black version — and it's still almost too pricey for the star with a net worth in the millions.
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Ranging from $195 to $1,195, it's still worth pinching pennies for, but the new offering of luxury classics means increased wearability potential, and more bang for your buck.
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To some, the term "elope" still conjures images of hasty lovers stumbling into clandestine chapels, or frugal pairs looking to save a few pennies on the guest list.
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So why would they offer up full access to their content to Apple users for pennies on the dollar, when they could keep selling a better product themselves?
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And with major staffing increases and TV advertising buys still down the road, it can continue pushing its message digitally for just pennies of its unmatched war chest.
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If pigeon poop is supposed to be a good omen, why shouldn't grimy pennies, which are actually a form of currency, be some harbinger of future prosperity, too?
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"You could have an option to not view advertising and instead pay a couple of pennies per page as you go," he told CNBC in a phone interview.
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If the studio thought an actor was a handful, too picky, too risky, too problematic (the list goes on), they would pinch those pennies by suspending the actor.
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He lashed out at "corporately written trade agreements," which he said were designed to shut down U.S factories and pay people "pennies an hour" in China and Mexico.
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"I know billions (of pesos) were donated to Marawi but they go through so much bureaucracy that by the time it reaches us, they are pennies," she said.
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The participants had to look at a picture of a glass jar and then tell their partner — who was helping the researchers — how many pennies were in it.
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As an industry with thin profit margins, rising costs for raw materials and increased transportation expenses, a change of just a few pennies per item all add up.
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Pros: Costs pennies to use, cuts through tough grease and grime, disinfects surfaces, available in multiple scentsCons: Must be mixed with water, not available in a spray bottle
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With a computer, an internet connection and VoIP (voice-over-internet protocol) software, scammers can operate anywhere in the world, placing thousands of international calls daily for pennies.
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So my dad was a bricklayer, my mom was a teacher and we grew up with very little, picking up pennies to help put food on the table.
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Debt collection companies typically buy debt from banks and other creditors for pennies on the dollar, then try to collect higher amounts from people who owe the debt.
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"Prices are nearly 60 cents more expensive than last year and will likely jump a few more pennies heading into Memorial Day weekend," said AAA spokeswoman Jeanette Casselano.
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Controlling health-care costs through incentives is a much better approach to tax reform — because a dollar saved is worth much more than a few pennies harshly earned.
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Available as either a laptop GPU or a $24 desktop GPU, this graphics card will provide reasonable performance for those seeking to pinch as many pennies as possible.
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Some of the smaller ones went to other parks within the US, but the larger ones were bought at pennies on the dollar by Vietnamese group Sun World.
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But now the man is imploring you to do some counting of your own—mostly the pennies in your piggy bank—because he wants the whole damn thing.
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The organization reported 63 anti-Semitic incidents in New Jersey K-12 schools in 2018, including swastikas being drawn on desks and pennies being thrown at Jewish students.
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Those women will now have to line up behind the studio's secured creditors — who themselves are likely to be paid pennies on the dollar, according to bankruptcy lawyers.
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My grandmother working two jobs, only to bring home a hundred dollars a week, while my sister and I rolled pennies and lived on peanut butter and spaghetti.
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But don't pick your garden hose based on price even if you aren't pinching pennies, because the most expensive hose on the market may not serve your needs.
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Still, he said, Mooyah can't just raise pay across the board — the burger industry is "a pennies business," Mr. Mabry said, and wage increases quickly eat into profits.
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I'm awfully skeptical that requiring people to figure out a new currency, invest in a new currency, as opposed to using their credit card or pennies, is worthwhile.
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And you know, comparatively, right, yes, they are well compensated, but in terms of how much money is being made off of them, it's pennies, first of all.
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That might not seem like a lot, but consider that index funds that track the entire stock market can be had for mere pennies for every $230 invested.
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"Today, for a couple pennies, like Judas did with Jesus Christ, they're selling their people who're starving," said Deputy Oneida Guaipe, while she was stranded outside the building.
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It's tempting to drop your cash at one of the many fancy boutiques, but it's smarter to save your pennies for other shopping areas like Rue Saint-Honoré.
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So Salem sat on Rikers Island, behind bars for around five months without knowing he was 200 pennies away from freedom, according to The New York Daily News.
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A Republican congressman lost close to $17 million on Tuesday when stock in an Australian pharmaceutical company he allegedly promoted to other lawmakers plunged to pennies per share.
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In booming real estate markets like Hilton Head and surrounding Sea Islands, tax sales afforded investors a lucrative opportunity to acquire valuable property for pennies on the dollar.
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Wining and dining your loved one on February 2215 in London's most exclusive restaurants is likely to involve saving the pennies and remembering to book the meal before Christmas.
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Yet despite the increasing success, Lam said his time spent watching the pennies in his early years has stuck with him and has been instrumental in reaching those milestones.
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Homie does charge a fee of roughly $3203,500 per transaction, but that's pennies compared to the possibly $18,000 you might pay the realtor on a $300,000 home, for example.
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"Jeremy Corbyn reassures the BBC that he really does like grime music, after garnering further support from artists of the genre Look after pennies..."Less than 7p per pupil.
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And at $98, they're certainly a splurge, so if you can't snag these exact leggings, ahead are some other black high-waisted workout leggings that are worth your pennies.
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Its earnings released Thursday, however, missed analysts' expectations by a few pennies a share, and the stock initially fell by more than 22019% in after-hours trading before rebounding.
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Hospitals pursue patients' bills, occasionally threatening legal action, but if they think it's a lost cause, they sell the uncollected debt to debt buyers for pennies on the dollar.
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"Not only am I [ticked] off about this ticket and paying with pennies to clog up the system, but I also want to protest the whole racket," he said.
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You'll have to keep losing that cent every time you buy something thanks to rounding, or continue to contend with piles of pennies for a little while longer. Sorry.
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If you're stumped and don't know what to get the man in your life, or if you were pinching pennies for something special that's now sold out, don't worry.
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The dirty little secret of our democracy is out, and pennies and scraps in election years simply will not do it anymore for the nation's second-largest population group.
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Harley J. Spiller, author of "Keep the Change: A Collector's Tales of Lucky Pennies, Counterfeit C-Notes, and Other Curious Currency," likes paper money for another reason: It's simple.
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Weapons systems, pieces of missile defense, down to household goods are made by people who are forced to do it because they are imprisoned, and they get paid pennies.
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"Gas prices are nearly 60 cents more expensive than last year and will likely jump a few more pennies heading into Memorial Day weekend," said AAA spokeswoman Jeanette Casselano.
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The top titles there are nearly all parts of a series, and all lean heavily toward the Western and console-based, with only pennies (comparatively) going to Asian markets.
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Will victims who sue companies protected by the Safety Act be left with damages that amount to pennies on the dollar, or will there be other sources of recovery?
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Plaintiffs were victims of the classic "bait and switch" scheme – promised equity and then paid off at pennies on the dollar when all other shareholders/investors made out handsomely.
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He has watched poor athletes walk into the business known as big-time college hoops and scratch for pennies while coaches and colleges reap multiples of millions of dollars.
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They almost have to, because wage growth is expanding at a disappointing 2.7 percent annual clip — despite evidence that employers are finally throwing a few more pennies at workers.
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Now, before he goes onstage, he makes sure to have in his pocket exactly 42 cents: a quarter, a dime, a nickel, and two pennies, one old, one new.
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"We were fortunate enough that we have lived overseas and we have saved a few pennies so we were able to be an angel investor," Mike said in 2015.
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BEAM teachers had explained it as a combination of math and pocket change: A triangular number is the number of pennies required if you're trying to make a triangle.
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The blowup is expected to leave the pensions, endowments and charitable foundations that invested in the fund with just pennies on the dollar at best, according to the newspaper.
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A huge chunk of your pay probably goes to rent, and then there are the bills and travel costs that eat away your precious pennies without you even noticing.
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As big box retailers pile on the savings to bring in student shoppers, it's also a great time to stock up on supplies for the office for literally pennies.
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A Congressional Budget Office projection shows the nation will invest just two pennies of every dollar of growth in federal spending over the next 85033 years on children's programs.
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If you're turning out domestic made-in-sweatshop clothes for pennies instead of dollars an hour and you still can't survive, then that model isn't the right business model.
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The church donated $50,000 to Rip Medical Debt, which helps organizations cover debt from medical providers by buying debt portfolios on a secondary market for pennies on the dollar.
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The chemical — which is the active ingredient in many hair-growth treatments — reeks of wet pennies and leaves the skin numb and tingly, like the flush of good Champagne.
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Pennies are widely considered to be some of the most useless coins available and for most of us, they are often discarded without so much as a second thought.
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There's also a moral argument against prison labor as it's done today: Even if prison work helps some inmates, that doesn't justify paying prisoners pennies or nothing at all.
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Around Christmas, most of my bar stories are generally pretty sad and involve girls paying for their vodka and soda water with pennies from the bottom of their bag.
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The solution to improving our currency lies not in limiting our options but in creating smarter types of currency: Let's treat the dollar at its proper value and transform it into the dollar coin, instead of wasting money on low-value bills that quickly go into landfills; let's suspend the production of the penny, because pennies made are pennies wasted; and let's adjust the nickel composition, saving hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Black farmers were being forced to sell land to whites for pennies on the dollar because of unfair lending, a practice which peaked in the 60s but continued to 2000.
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It's an app that pays you a few pennies for every mile you drive, if you're willing to point your phone's camera at the road and share what it records.
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There have already been many casualties among the startups in the on-demand delivery marketplace — including my first startup, Arrow Food Courier, which was bought for pennies on the dollar.
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They're worth every penny — and now would be a good time to start counting your pennies, because the luxurious brand is adding more than 50 new shades to its lineup.
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That's because if Gigwell makes it easy enough for anyone to book a show, there'll be fewer artists pinching pennies in basements and more making the big bucks on stage.
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In July 1991, under crushing debt, the Taj Mahal filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy which stiffed investors and forced small business to accept pennies on the dollar for their work.
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So, if you're also tired of collecting pennies in interest — and having multiple existential crises about the future — then you're probably ready to upgrade to a high-yield savings account.
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While cockroaches are about half an inch tall when they're walking freely, they compress down to about one fifth of their height—the height of two pennies in a stack.
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He rolled up 30 million pennies, toyed with major Twitch streamers like Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, and walked around his city donating $13,000 to as many homeless people he could find.
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Sheila and Jessica, for hours at a time, picked up peas, pennies, marbles, and weights, stacked cups, slid blocks into boxes like nursery school children, assembled things and disassembled them.
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By allowing you to create parts quickly for pennies a print they are adding true mini-manufacturing capabilities to small businesses and improving lead times for designers in larger shops.
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Everyone started doing it just after the bar opened and, two years later when they started rolling those quarters and counting the pennies, they realized they'd collected more than $1,000.
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Mixers and speakers in kitchen sinks, aerials on tower block rooftops, bargain-basement decks with pennies taped to the needles slowly but surely destroying one-way dubplates and white labels.
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It's just a neat bit of engineering that probably didn't save any lives, but it definitely saved a few pennies from getting lost between those sweet fabric Honda Civic seats.
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While Foxconn and others have been content to siphon off the relative pennies afforded to contract manufacturers, companies like Apple and HP have reaped the lion's share of the rewards.
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"They believed they could adapt me to the world, instead of having the world adapt to me," says Stutzman, who grew up shooting holes in pennies from 50 yards away.
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The paper found that increasing excise taxes, which currently cost just pennies per drink in the US, could result in 500 additional healthy years of life for every million people.
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And while paying just a few pennies more per drink to save lives seems like a small price to pay, it may indeed be too low to move the needle.
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They've unearthed a cultural fossil record spanning a century: political buttons, ticket stubs, spelling tests, wheat pennies, flash cards, candy wrappers, and a mummified pet, its species hard to discern.
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The industry's new focus on cash flow requires scrutinizing every cost down to "pennies," Stice told Reuters, and shifting into what shale firms increasingly call a "manufacturing" strategy for drilling.
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We are spending countless amounts of federal dollars cleaning up after these cyber incidents when fully-funded preventative measures on the front end would cost pennies on the dollar, comparatively.
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In order to preserve copper for the war effort, the U.S. Mint switched to making pennies from zinc-coated steel planchets, instead of the usual bronze coin blanks, Stone explained.
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Rather than casting off their legacy businesses for pennies on the dollar, or treating them as "cash cows" to milk, they pour money back into them to prolong their profitability.
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Earlier this year, Ross held up soup and beer cans during a television interview and argued the metal tariffs would only cost pennies per can and not raise consumer prices.
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On the nightstand on his side of the bed: a wooden tray of pennies in the drawer; a shoehorn still in its plastic package; a chubby anthology of crime stories.
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" In early 2016, Being Patriotic cut-and-pasteda story from the conspiracy site InfoWars, saying that federal employees had taken "land from private property owners at pennies on the dollar.
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You tell the story of the people he screwed over in bankruptcy after bankruptcy, paying pennies on the dollar to these small businesses that helped build his low-end casinos.
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"People are starting to realize how disgusting it is how human beings can be paid pennies," said Amani Sawari, a spokeswoman for Jailhouse Lawyers Speak, a group organizing the strike.
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Illinois schoolchildren collected pennies to raise most of the $60,000 the state needed to buy the document in 1944, according to Bob Willard, the president of the Abraham Lincoln Association.
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This wasn&apost thanks to any type of windfall other than a modest tax refund, nor did I live on rice and beans to pinch pennies ... I simply stayed consistent.
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"The real plus here that we've heard from the American students [is that] they aren't living and counting the pennies, " says Kimmy Shields, Recruitment and Admissions Officer at the RCS.
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In short, if you fail to pay property taxes on your land and its improvements, counties will give your nest egg to a private investor for pennies on the dollar.
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She said she negotiated for 2.5 hours until she could get all of the shoes in the store -- 204 pairs -- for pennies each, and only paid $100 for the bill.
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When that chain soon filed for bankruptcy, the merged company wound up buying back more than 20 percent of the stores it divested itself of, for pennies on the dollar.
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Dorothy got her first taste of performing at her mother's shop, where she sang songs for pennies in the tsaba-tsaba style, a rhythmic dance music popular in the 1940s.
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Stocks of companies that are on the verge of filing for bankruptcy often trade for pennies because investors believe that shareholders will get wiped out in a court-ordered reorganization.
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While trying to figure out how many dollars 300 pennies comes out to, people are distracted, and so they just accept the idea that the price is a deal. 6.
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The fundamental economic problem in the pharma sector is that it costs an enormous amount to create a safe, effective new drug but only pennies to manufacture the actual pills.
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Bastian said on "Squawk Box" there are actually pennies in the airline's earnings that can be attributed to the increase in how Americans are feeling about the economy since Election Day.
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In this case, the 129 million people affected by the case would only receive a few pennies each, and it would be burdensome to pay every individual such a small amount.
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You're earning pennies on your savingsIf you're earning next to nothing on your savings, it may be time to switch banks (or at least move your savings to a new account).
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It is a laborious, time-consuming process that involves buying the bonds of a few bankrupt companies for pennies on the dollar and then working with management to effect a turnaround.
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According to the Buried Alive Project, Young's previous offenses involved cocaine and marijuana and then crack, with the total amount of drugs he was caught possessing weighing less than three pennies.
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NASA did the impossible 50 years ago -- putting a man on the moon -- and achieved a similar feat 50 years later ... putting on a spectacular Apollo 11 celebration for relatively pennies.
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In the latest installment, the team placed two pennies under a Fresnel lens to see how long it would take for them to melt under the concentrated heat of the sun.
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While it may come with a bit of a high price tag, the cost per wear will be pennies when you think about how much use you'll get out of it.
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But even at our favorite budget spots, such as the Patios De San Telmo in Buenos Aires, that 21% isn't just pennies; you'll save about $100 per week at the Patios.
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Oil inventory Crude oil logged a volatile week, with the commodity posting its largest one-day drop in three weeks on Thursday before settling Friday afternoon pennies below $50 per barrel.
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The New York-based investment bank said last week that it never transacted directly with Venezuelan authorities when it bought the bonds of oil firm PDVSA for pennies on the dollar.
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Bacteria that cause food-borne illness -- including Salmonella and a pathogenic strain of E.coli -- have been shown to survive on pennies, nickels and dimes and can hide out on ATM machines.
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The cockroaches were able to continue moving rapidly in horizontal spaces as small as 3mm (the researchers compared the height to two stacked pennies), and in vertically confined spaces of 4mm.
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Spiller is the author of "Keep the Change: A Collector's Tales of Lucky Pennies, Counterfeit C-Notes, and Other Curious Currency" and works at New York City's Museum of American Finance.
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All together, while the soldiers themselves earned pennies on the dollar, their labor the added some $2.4 million to the Delaware economy during the war, some $32 million in today's currency.
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In 2016, Draper Fisher Jurvetson sold off the assets of its DFJ India fund to Hong Kong-based NewQuest Capital Partners, a private equity firm, supposedly for pennies on the dollar.
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Richard Thompson kills Hank Williams's forlorn "Wedding Bells," which is his kind of song, and Elizabeth Cook sells Carl Smith's subclassic "If Teardrops Were Pennies," which is how she was raised.
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Sites like Bookscouter ensure that you get the best price available for your used books, as opposed to the pennies that you would make by selling them to a bookstore. 4.
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The ruling was a blow to the debt-buying industry, where companies like Midland buy up tens of millions of dollars of overdue debt from banks for pennies on the dollar.
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Pruitt said the $120,000 he spent to go to Italy last summer was pennies compared with former President Barack Obama's EPA administrators, whom he claimed spent far more on international travel.
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On the left, it would surely be denounced as a bailout — a giveaway to speculators who had purchased devalued debt for pennies on the dollar, and would reap large capital gains.
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"That pennies a can is a penny times a billion for billions of cans of Coca-Cola and other products they produce that are sold every single day," Isakson told Ross.
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"We cannot just sit back and let the E.P.A. do what they've been doing, just doling us pennies," said the president of the Navajo Nation, Russell Begaye, in a telephone interview.
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After preemptively spending your entire year-end bonus on holiday presents for your loved ones, it's probably tough to find a proper outfit with the pennies left in your bank account.
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More valuable to FIFA than the money — which in the case of court-ordered restitution often amounts to pennies on the dollar — is what fighting for it symbolizes, legal experts say.
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Price: At $20.03 per bottle of aloe vera gel, around $0.42 for an egg, and pennies for a tablespoon on shredded carrots, this mask comes out to about $0.50 per application.
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His 8-by-12-foot Lincoln portrait is composed of more than 24,000 pennies that include coins from every year since 1909, when the 16th president first appeared on the currency.
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Charities raised concerns about losing pennies, which are almost exactly the size of the American cent, because they rely on them for donations, often collected at shops or on the street.
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He had financial relationships with companies that promise to settle your debts for pennies on the dollar and allow you to borrow money using fine art and luxury handbags as collateral.
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So Ms. Robin's suggestion that I should live a life similar to the one my family lived, stretching dollars and counting pennies, was a radical departure, and the idea captivated me.
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" In early 2016, Being Patriotic copied and pasted a story from the conspiracy site InfoWars, saying that federal employees had taken "land from private property owners at pennies on the dollar.
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Abengoa plans to retain full control of its U.S. units when they exit bankruptcy in exchange for a roughly $30 million investment, while creditors will receive only pennies on the dollar.
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Being Jewish is about holding on dearly to one's sense of self, even if it means secretly lighting Shabbat candles in the basement or having classmates throw pennies at your feet.
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At the end of all this brutality and death, there's the smiling face of the widow Goldfarb, who's gotten the assets she wanted for the thinnest of pennies on the dollar.
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"You are picking up pennies and dimes in front of the steamroller, and you are eventually going to get steamrolled," said Peter Boockvar, the chief investment officer of Bleakley Financial Group.
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In what one former official described as "heated meetings" with McKinsey consultants, agency staff members questioned whether saving pennies on food and medical care for detainees justified the potential human cost.
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"The decision to temporarily limit production was applied fairly and equitably, and our plan is working to stop allowing our resource to be sold for pennies on the dollar," Notley said.
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The unsecured creditors, who collected pennies on the dollar from GM's bankruptcy, have been trying for years to recoup some of the $1.5 billion that was paid to GM's secured lenders.
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If you're looking for something more intense, in the "bile and pennies" category, try the densely blued Valdeon or the very special Rogue River Blue, wrapped in brandy-soaked grape leaves.
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Bill Cosby could still work a room in the clink, but it won't be in any comedic capacity -- mostly just in kitchen duty and stitching s*** up for pennies ... TMZ has learned.
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Not the amount — it's pennies for Google — but as the original platform for online video, YouTube's main thesis has long been that user-generated videos will one day supplant TV. Not quite.
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However, an accident at the U.S. Mint led to the creation of just a handful of copper pennies, which mixed in with the flood of zinc-coated steel coins being sent out.
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Unsecured creditors of the Houston-based company will get a sliver of the company's stock and warrants, amounting to pennies on the dollar for the $1.4 billion they say they were owed.
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When you're talking about pinching pennies, it seems best to just avoid CVS, Walgreens, Rite-Aid, and Target altogether — unless you're a glutton for punishment, or plan to take up coupon-cutting.
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The app not only saves when you're not looking with a stupid simple feature that rounds your purchases up to the next dollar and saves the extra pennies in your Acorns account.
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Given the tiny sums most artists can expect to be paid from streaming services, the net result is that Soundcloud is buying almost complete immunity from lawsuits for what amounts to pennies.
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In another case where the money was distributed pro-rata, for example, those who took the trouble to mail in the claim found themselves with cheques not for pennies but for $15.
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Maybe you, like us, are clinging to your wallet with all your strength, trying to save up 100,000 pennies (or a few less) for one of the new iPhones announced this week.
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But on the other end of the spectrum, you have girls barely over the cusp of puberty selling themselves in the street for pennies, or dying of venereal diseases they can't prevent.
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With my old savings account, I was earning pennies in interest each month, but after switching to a high-yield savings account, I started to see a bigger reward for my efforts.
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They simply want to avoid having to take pennies on the dollar for their bonds (which is what the board will probably do in order to get Puerto Rico back to sustainability).
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Hedge fund investors, who paid pennies on the dollar for common stock in Fannie and Freddie, are hoping to get the GSEs recapitalized, so that they can conceivably emerge from conservatorship unscathed.
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Ms. Chavkin has been holed up with her choreography team at the New 221nd Street Studios, moving pennies around theater blueprints to try to plot entrances and exits and quick costume changes.
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"When possible for vacation travel, I scan Craigslist and Facebook groups and pay people pennies on the dollar to stay in their timeshare," Chambers says, adding that very few timeshares restrict renting.
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Researchers want participants and data they can trust, but they resort to platforms which provide disengaged people who signup for pennies, fraudsters and bots, leaving them crying out for higher quality solutions.
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That means if you buy $100 worth of groceries, the bank that issued your card scoops $4 right out of the cash register for a service that costs only a few pennies.
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IS THERE -- I MEAN, WHAT SHOULD WE -- WHEN WE READ THAT, SHOULD WE THINK IT'S MORE THAN JUST A CAN OR MORE THAN JUST, YOU KNOW, PENNIES THAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT HERE?
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Planned Parenthood of Utah has saved our pennies from the many generous donors who have stepped up since Trump was elected — we will do all we can to not make patients suffer.
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But he also described many ill-built constructions in Ecuador as "death traps" built as such to "save a few pennies" and has urged residents to push mayors to enforce construction standards.
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Goldman Sachs confirmed the purchase of $2.8 billion of bonds for pennies on the dollar in Venezuela, but clarified that it never transacted directly with the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Somewhere, buried in the backyard of my grandparents' ranch-style brick house on Pinetree Drive, there are certainly still buttons and pennies — the discarded eyes and noses of so many snow people.
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It ain't exactly pennies ... but for comparison, Ezekiel Elliott -- who Henry outrushed last season by nearly 200 yards -- will make $15 mil next season with plenty more guaranteed for the following years.
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When the safety agency proposed such a rule in 2011, it said it could be carried out in new cars with a software modification that would cost the industry pennies per vehicle.
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That's billions of dollars migrating from your pockets into the banks' coffers as, in some cases, they charge merchants dollars for a service that costs the banks a few pennies at most.
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And we need from the U.A.E. another ten, and from Kuwait another ten, and a couple of pennies to be put in the central bank, and that would complete the 2014 budget.
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And direct exposure is never very far away, wherever we live — perhaps the homeless person huddling in the cold or asking for a few pennies for food, or all too many more.
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I saved up my pennies, and spent hours and hours in this little secondhand book shop, and had just enough to buy this little book, and that was when my dream began.
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But Sanders on Monday tied critiques about tax evasion to a new, ballyhooed commitment by Apple to spend $2.5 billion — "pennies," in Sanders's view — on expanding affordable housing in the Bay Area.
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All patients would prefer lower drug prices; in fact, the efficient way to increase access today would be to charge prices for drugs that equal their marginal cost, which is sometimes pennies.
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For example, the regulation required that employees be able to access their wages "in full" without fees, but cash machines are not designed to dispense pennies and nickels, Mr. Purcell pointed out.
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Hopefully I made Mariah a couple of pennies richer by streaming the movie, and she won't have to turn it into a Broadway show or QVC clothing line or something next year.
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Hopefully I made this dude and his family a couple of pennies richer by streaming the movie, and he won't resort to selling his kids' organs or something to fund the sequel.
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Down to the Last Cent Pennies may be considered next to worthless these days, but it may seem as if you need to account for every single one when filling out Fafsa.
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That's what I say in the book: We can't get obsessed with pennies when we're talking about dollars, and we can't get obsessed with millions when we're talking about billions and billions.
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A good old fashioned copper penny that you can find on the ground outside just might be worth a great deal of money, as certain specific pennies are very highly sought after.
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Some of our colleagues surmised we'd be buying some very expensive sugar pills, while others were confident we'd find the real thing because the medications are manufactured for pennies in other countries.
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Personal data has become widely available in China and can be scooped up for pennies by insurance companies, banks, loan sharks, and scammers alike, according to sellers and financiers interviewed by Reuters.
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During the Great Depression, which saw widespread homelessness and US unemployment reaching 25 percent, popular films showed the very rich drinking cocktails in formal dress; cheery songs like "Pennies From Heaven" charted.
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The Koopa King and Drug Lord Bowser was actually just small pennies compared to the real boss in charge: Princess Peach, who runs the drug operation at the heart of the Mushroom Kingdom.
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Brad Parscale, who directed Trump's digital media campaign (and was just tapped to do so again), said that compared with the Clinton campaign, he was paying pennies on the dollar for ad space.
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Name: The ThingLocation: New York City, USYear opened: 2003Why it's cool: The Greenpoint basement houses countless unsorted records, often sold for pennies in comparison to what you'd expect to pay given their rarity.
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All day, Lee and I hear him making cold calls, always promising the same thing: "Our lawyers are settling tax debt just like yours for pennies as we speak," Jimmy says without conviction.
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You can even special order a version with a smaller hard drive and less RAM for $1280, if you've really got to pinch pennies when picking up a high-quality 15-inch laptop.
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But the real highlight of the show was when Oliver explained that his team formed a debt buying company, bought $15 million worth of it for "pennies on the dollar" and forgave it.
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You there, with your mug full of change, headed to the Coinstar hoping all those pennies and nickels add up to a meal: A $31,000 skin cream voucher would be wasted on you.
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A woman delayed her flight from Shanghai to Guangzhou, China, for hours on Tuesday after chucking loose change into the plane's engine like pennies into a wishing well, the American Foreign Press reports.
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The scuppered deal had a provision for a victims' fund, but in bankruptcy the women may now be treated as unsecured creditors that can recoup only pennies on the dollar for their claims.
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The investment bank came under fire from Venezuelan politicians and protesters in New York opposed to President Nicolas Maduro's dictatorial regime for buying $2.8 billion in government bonds for pennies on the dollar.
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Sure, sticky cup holder pennies may help you pay for an extra bit of gas if you find yourself running low, but would you have what you needed if your car battery dies?
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After jumping to over $50 a transaction at one point, bitcoin fees now run almost $2 a transaction, which is still substantially higher than the pennies it cost to transfer bitcoin in 2016.
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An FCC survey in 2008 (the last year the data were reported) shows only the difference of pennies between the rates of regulated and unregulated boxes ($8.26 for regulated versus $8.06 for unregulated).
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"You need only a drop to treat five teeth, and it comes out to pennies per tooth," said Dr. Scott L. Tomar, a University of Florida dentistry professor who treats some Medicaid patients.
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" The U.S. official said they had observed the sale of debt for kickbacks, but declined to provide examples, instead saying Venezuelan officials were attempting to liquidate state assets for "pennies on the dollar.
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Each table is a refuge from horrible squalor—even in the worst neighborhoods, where locals make cash reconstituting leftover food for pennies, people shoot pool for three Filipino pesos (seven cents) a rack.
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She was basically charging pennies for her work: Aimee Song and other top Instagrammers can make thousands for a single post, says Evan Asano, founder and CEO of the influencer marketing agency, Mediakix.
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I've never been as scared as I was the times I had to run to that grunt phone, bullet impacts dancing on the tank's armor, their ricochets flashing like fistfuls of thrown pennies.
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Finally, if you're really serious about retiring at 43 like these cats I read about in the newspaper the other day, you're going to need to start saving pennies that'll turn into dollars.
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Veterans are again getting the shaft, and taxpayers are watching their leaders scrap for pennies while ignoring the real savings potential at the Pentagon, which has never been fully audited, by the way.
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After months of disappointment, Green found what many collectors consider the Holy Grail of valuable pennies: a 663-S Doubled Die Obverse (the "S" means it was made at the San Francisco Mint).
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Those creditors will now have to wait to find out how much they get of the money they are owed, but it is likely to be pennies on the dollar in many cases.
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Today, electronic communications are ubiquitous, terabytes of storage can be purchased in the cloud for pennies, and citizens store data on every aspect of their lives in their email and on electronic devices.
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Yet none of this means much to middle- and working-class families: Workers only got an average hourly pay raise of 11 cents in August — two pennies more than the past two months.
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It is of course true that any penny a bank doesn't spend on dispute resolution is a penny the bank saves, but there's no evidence that those saved pennies are passed onto consumers.
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Financially impoverished families needn't spend their hard-earned pennies on an inferior product that ends up creating unnecessary economic hardship, potential health problems, and perpetuates wives' tales that seed generations of cultural misinformation.
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