Redeeming Brex pointsBrex offers a number of options for redeeming your rewards points.
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Redeeming pointsBoth the Amex Business Platinum card and the Ink Business Preferred offer cardholders multiple options when it comes to redeeming points for travel rewards.
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It's your one redeeming quality – that and your cheekbones.
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He is completely unworthy of attention or a redeeming edit.
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He is completely unworthy of attention or a redeeming edit.
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I'm also curious whether Frank Dean has any redeeming value.
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And there are indeed some redeeming qualities about this project.
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It seems to be one of your only redeeming features.
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If you run into any difficulties redeeming your code, follow ….
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Jacob: It's so redeeming to do something that makes sense.
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He was redeeming himself, because he knew everyone was watching.
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Perhaps we should think about redeeming rather than excusing ourselves.
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And Woods, at age 43, needed a lot of redeeming.
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Gambling destroys people, devastates families and has no redeeming qualities.
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That said, there are a number of redeeming qualities to Californium.
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But even if not sleek, they do have some redeeming features.
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KS, is slowly waking up to the redeeming potential of technology.
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Depositors will still have the option of redeeming deposits in cash.
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When redeeming at Amex Travel, points are worth 1 cent each.
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When Ward returns, he sets about the business of redeeming himself.
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That is, they are capable of redeeming themselves and one another.
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While the missions each had their redeeming qualities, the conclusion was dissatisfying.
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The one redeeming detail about Altman is that he's easy to ignore.
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The reviews, while fairly average, singled out Tate as a redeeming factor.
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There's something sort of refreshing about Kathryn's complete lack of redeeming qualities.
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The redeeming qualities of floppy discs also go outside North American borders.
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This is not about a beast redeeming himself via a captive woman.
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However, the stores at Terminal 5 do have a few redeeming features.
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"There truly were few redeeming features in the payroll data," he said.
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" That, he added, is an "important and redeeming virtue of the law.
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Ms Ronan's and Ms Robbie's committed performances are its most redeeming features.
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However, he remains unconvinced that coconut oil specifically has any redeeming qualities.
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He was also the only redeeming part of Disney's awful Dumbo remake.
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The most redeeming part of spring training is that it doesn't matter.
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The only redeeming part of this piteous spectacle was the humanitarian response.
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Socially, Facebook has certain redeeming qualities that are valuable to the public.
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" He added: "Senta, at this point, is the one who needs redeeming.
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We're also increasingly seeing inroads that ticketing companies are making for redeeming tickets.
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Truth be told, there's one other redeeming bar on the Dirty: Mug Shots.
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Nick: Dwight remains one of the few redeeming aspects of the Saviors storyline.
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Nevertheless, there are redeeming qualities to the participatory nature of Orozco's OXXO experience.
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Two somewhat redeeming things happened in the wake of this pretty insane injustice.
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Even he can't deny the blockbuster's role in redeeming the DeLorean brand, though.
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Redeeming them this way, the 50,000-point sign-up bonus is worth $750.
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This cancer ordeal is by far the worst, though it has redeeming qualities.
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Actually, "Hedgehog" isn't a good song, but it does have some redeeming qualities.
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In many ways, Mr. Parker's film is the redeeming antithesis of Styron's novel.
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Kennedy was safe, redeeming her off-brand grandma soup with incredible runway makeup.
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Or that the forms of speech in which they traffic have redeeming qualities.
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They would have harmed millions of Americans and had virtually no redeeming features.
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So why not just go ahead and do our own stealing and redeeming?
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The answer is that the modern address has one overriding redeeming quality: optics.
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Hopefully these ideas have sparked your interest in earning and redeeming Delta SkyMiles.
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I see absolutely no redeeming qualities in anything we did in this game.
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That means they both had high potential for abuse, and no redeeming medical value.
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Prashant Singh's "Jabariya Jodi" is a deeply problematic film with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
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One redeeming quality is that it seems like Harington really cares about this project.
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Proceeds are going toward redeeming about US$22m in outstanding debt and capital expenditures.
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Earnings per share were $1.16 for the quarter, excluding costs for redeeming preferred shares.
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At this point, are we really to believe he will end up redeeming himself?
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I liked Sabrina's mysterious cousin Ambrose, though, so the series has some redeeming qualities.
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But redeeming the swap would give Venezuela more gold for barter operations with Turkey.
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Redeeming the code puts a gift card's dollar value into your PlayStation Store wallet.
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But there's nothing beautiful about the story the film tells, and nothing redeeming, either.
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To me, what's really redeeming and uplifting is that Offred is brought so low.
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Do you see any redeeming value to technology's increased role in our love lives?
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But there is nothing redeeming, or that could ever redeem, a dozen dead children.
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For yours truly, it's one of the few redeeming qualities of the early hours.
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" She offered to reconsider if I changed my wording, if I wrote "something redeeming.
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Respect for authority and those charged with it is a virtue, a redeeming quality.
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Redeeming points for cash technically provides the worst value of all of your options.
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Yeah, but I'm not going to be the redeeming kind, that's what they want.
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One reason is that straws lack even the minimal redeeming characteristics of some other disposables.
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It is also in the process of redeeming MTN Nigeria preference shares for $214.9748 million.
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He seems to be on some weird path to redemption (without ever really redeeming himself).
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There is nothing redeeming in his scenes of violence — no heroes, no myths, no valiance.
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" Oil: "The oils are simply lame with few redeeming qualities in a low inflation environment.
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If Zauo has one redeeming quality, besides a cheerful and accommodating staff, it's the bathrooms.
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Sales associates at Guitar Center said customers had difficulty redeeming warranties on more expensive products.
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Redeeming 2,000 points gets you €22.78 off a stay (~$240 based on current exchange rates).
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The only redeeming factors were my comrades' incredible bravery and their devotion to each other.
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You'll receive a notification in the app with the amount and instructions on redeeming it.
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The fancy accessories never launched, and at $1,300, there was just no redeeming this device.
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My characters are also awful, but they tend to have some redeeming quality about them.
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Each employee will need to pass a background check before redeeming it for an actual gun.
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I agree, hats off to Gayle King for totally redeeming herself after the [Jussie] Smollett fiasco.
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Rihanna's professional relationship with Eminem may just be one of Eminem's finest redeeming qualities post-Encore.
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He explained the bank plans to do so by redeeming $2.65 billion worth of preference shares.
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Additional details on redeeming the jersey can be found on Tigers social media channels, and Tigers.com.
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While the drying time was a bummer, there are still some redeeming qualities to these shorts.
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Watch this for how damn weird it is, not for any redeeming social or artistic value.
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The only redeeming factor of Withings cutting so many corners to lower cost is battery life.
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Garrett believes there are "redeeming medical uses for cannabis," but he didn't always feel that way.
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The government also wants to tack on additional fees to retailers participating in redeeming SNAP benefits.
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The law blends common sense and compassion, redeeming reformed lives while saving money in the process.
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The N.C.A.A. constitution considers college sport an amateur activity with redeeming physical, social and educational value.
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Since then, the class A1 and A2 notes have been redeeming on a pro rata basis.
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There have been several instances where redeeming points this way has worked out favorably for me.
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There's not one thing that I see in him or his family, not any redeeming qualities.
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Redeeming Yoshi's Crafted World, for example, provides 300 Gold Points—or three dollars in digital currency.
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Redeeming your Southwest Rapid Rewards pointsSouthwest Rapid Rewards points are easy to use: Just visit southwest.
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Or you do, and you were crying because you've been offered a chance at redeeming yourself.
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The Nazi regime had perhaps overcome the depression, but its increasing brutality left no redeeming qualities.
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Herzog even elicits compassion for figures I might otherwise have been hard-pressed to find redeeming.
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She's also afraid about her sister, who seems to have no redeeming qualities, moving in with them.
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Just as Marcia Clark was the redeeming moral center fighting for gender justice in The People v.
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"These results are bereft of redeeming qualities," investment firm Tudor Pickering Holt wrote in a research note.
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Why build a show around a gamer whose skill within said game is his only redeeming quality?
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That's why the Chase Sapphire Reserve is such a popular card for earning and redeeming travel rewards.
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I was disappointed with the Fiat 5003X, which has far too many flaws and few redeeming qualities.
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The Jaguars are a likable version of Rudy; the Patriots are Hannibal Lecter with fewer redeeming qualities.
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Old AustinIf there is still one redeeming quality of the quickly changing New Austin, it's two-stepping.
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There was no interest in redeeming or repositioning the Highwaymen and their leaders later in the story.
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Tricksters may re-Like the InfoWars page after redeeming their coupon for a Burger King Whopper™.
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She's no easier on these characters than Shakespeare was, redeeming none, so the last laugh is hers.
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Palmieri, who worked on John Edwards's presidential runs, devotes bittersweet time to redeeming his wife, Elizabeth Edwards.
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Look, Barry's not Pol Pot exactly, but at the same time, he has very few redeeming qualities.
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African-Americans in particular are once again shouldering the burden of redeeming America from its worst impulses.
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After two episodes, it's still not clear who, if anyone, has redeeming value in this rough wilderness.
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Make sure you research your options for redeeming rewards with a travel credit cards before you apply.
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Pop music in the American tradition is now held to be the all-encompassing, world-redeeming force.
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Additionally, redeeming a given credit card's rewards to book your travel should make you eligible for coverage.
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Old AustinIf there is still one redeeming quality of the quickly changing new Austin, it's two-stepping.
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To stop smoking isn't just to give up the intake of that toxic, redeeming air into your lungs.
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What's sexier than redeeming yourself by saving the innocent over and over, on a screen 30 feet tall?
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Certainly, the evangelical community is already redeeming its own people accused of sexual misconduct during the #MeToo movement.
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In July, facing liquidity difficulties, it stopped redeeming coupons (to "distribute profits"—the sukuk equivalent of interest payments).
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The vote seemed to be a bow to the telecom industry, with few redeeming qualities for internet users.
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In fact, it has quite a few redeeming qualities that make it worth considering, depending on your priorities.
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But I'm now with someone that makes me realize that I do have some redeeming qualities, I suppose.
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Maybe we should be angry at Hamm, despite all of his positive, redeeming qualities and impressive acting skills.
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Adam is maybe the only redeeming character on this program but dating Hannah Horvath looks like a nightmare.
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With nary a redeeming feature, it's a no-holds-barred, genuinely unmitigated disaster as a piece of art.
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The tortoise has few redeeming qualities and is one of the dullest creatures in the entire animal kingdom.
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The films on this list have no redeeming qualities — they're just bad to the point of being offensive.
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On the other hand, airlines are increasingly discounting premium fares, making cash bookings more favorable than redeeming miles.
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"The law blends common sense and compassion, redeeming reformed lives while saving money in the process," says Avlon.
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Hodgson's four years glugging heartily from the FA's poisoned chalice has not been completely without its redeeming features.
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And after Dt. Lt. Andrea Renee Munford, who fought for us and made redeeming so much evil, possible.
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There is nothing innocent or naïve about her refusal to be gloomy, which is refreshing, if not redeeming.
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We don't apply that that kind of sophistication or intelligence to the aspects of being that are redeeming.
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Enrique is an arrogant patriarch with few redeeming qualities, although it takes time to understand everything he's done.
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But unless you are planning on redeeming that title, it's time to get rid of all that clutter.
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His single redeeming quality is his capacity for hard work, the clichéd virtue of all "backward" Midwestern types.
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Yet there are two other possible reasons why the world is transfixed: one ghastly; the other, possibly redeeming.
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Democrats rightly recall the George W. Bush presidency with revulsion and credit Obama with redeeming the country from it.
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Take a Knee, My Ass (I Won't Take a Knee) is dumb, disingenuous, and devoid of any redeeming qualities.
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Someone's ignoring something and needs help, but I see what you mean, because Silicon Valley's all about redeeming, right?
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It is a movie with essentially no redeeming qualities — the epitome of everything wrong with big-budget moviemaking today.
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I can't say much more about it except perhaps it's supposed to play some role in redeeming Negan's character.
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The reported same-store sales number includes a 0.30% negative impact in anticipation of customers redeeming loyalty program rewards.
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Even there, you have opportunities to save by redeeming credit card rewards or buying a discount, second-hand card.
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They did not see any redeeming qualities in gaming, and thought that it was a huge waste of time.
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Zhang hopes future work will focus on similar examples; exchanges that show humanity redeeming itself at the last minute.
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If you're using a rewards credit card, think about saving and redeeming your points or miles strategically, she said.
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But Giolito finds a calm in baseball's long and redeeming season that does not exist in film and theater.
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But starting April 16, members more eager to spend their points can start redeeming them at only 25 points.
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The movie reads more as a story about a guy finding a new profession than a guy redeeming himself.
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Frequent travelers often assign values to their airline miles that will dictate when redeeming them is the best value.
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The IHG Rewards Club Premier card delivers on that front and offers plenty of options for redeeming those rewards.
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The one and only redeeming feature of North Korea is their imperative to survive, that they are not suicidal.
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Like any decent actor playing a villain, he had looked for Mr. Cunanan's redeeming traits: his talent, his likability.
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There's something innocent and redeeming about her that reminds you that she's a human first and an addict second.
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If it hadn't been for the redeeming hug at the end, it would have just been really [expletive] icy.
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That it took seriously Maimonides's insistence that "pidyon shevuyim," redeeming captives, is among the greatest of all God's commandments.
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"There's simply no socially redeeming value in having a massive crowdsourced party on Lake George every year," he said.
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Regardless of your travel preferences, there are times when redeeming airline miles or hotel points doesn&apost make sense.
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Unfortunately, "Polar" is a movie, and if it has any redeeming qualities, it chooses to keep them a secret.
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He has been stage-managing a vile conspiracy from the beginning, although even he is not without redeeming value.
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In an email, Mo said fighters were redeeming gift card codes to purchase credits for an encrypted messaging app.
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"I'm now with someone that makes me realize that I do have some redeeming qualities, I suppose," she told McGraw.
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But there are two redeeming qualities of the film that make it heartwarming in a holiday-movie kind of way.
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"That means rewards are becoming more relevant to the consumer and people are redeeming them more and more," Wong said.
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I spent April in Spain and stayed in Airbnb properties, which meant that I wasn't redeeming any points or miles.
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The app's only redeeming quality is that it offers some interesting statistics about how long you've ridden the miniPRO for.
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Facial recognition has no redeeming qualities from a privacy and autonomy lens - it is also famously inaccurate and completely unreliable.
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Autocorrect is responsible for more "ducking" mishaps than we'd like to admit, but it's finally redeeming itself — Pokémon Go style.
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But for the most part Weis was just a slappy anthropomorphized out with a few other redeeming on-field attributes.
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I can barely remember a single redeeming quality about any of them because they are all so bland and milquetoast.
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The Nokia 9 PureView's only redeeming quality is that it runs a clean, bloatware-free version of Android 9 Pie.
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More often than not, redeeming your rewards for merchandise via a card issuer's online shopping portal isn't a good idea.
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The one redeeming feature of North Korea is that the regime is not suicidal — it is dedicated to regime survival.
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A ruthless calculation to be nothing less than great, powered by a conviction that greatness can exist and be redeeming.
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They need to convince voters they have some redeeming qualities — and given the current climate, it's needed more than usual.
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Fresh features include up to 4 Membership Rewards per dollar and 25% of your points back when redeeming for flights.
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I don't know, because I had always hoped there would be greater and more redeeming accomplishments just over the horizon.
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Using cash-back rewards is a much better value in this scenario than redeeming a ton of points or miles.
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Created by Studio Moniker in Amsterdam the site offers no redeeming value except for a bit of pure comedic relief.
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As public market shareholders begin to feel less affluent and more risk averse, they start redeeming their public market shares.
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" Another, worthij3, credits shower orange eating with redeeming their entire year, captioning their peel pic with "2017 is looking up!
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But the store has one great redeeming feature: It does not charge for postage, which is considerable across the ocean.
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It hardly needs saying at this point, but Alex Rodriguez is the only redeeming part of the New York Yankees.
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Other options include redeeming for magazines, using points to buy gift cards, and paying with points to get food delivery.
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I think the death negative narrative is the idea that there's no redeeming value, or there's no sustenance in death.
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Everyone else, however, gets a chance to not just be themselves, but to also be seen at their most redeeming moments.
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The only redeeming part is the extraordinary pleasure you get from watching people wilt under pressure and choke on national television.
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" Gregg "The previous owner used a black highlighter on all the interesting bits and the main character has no redeeming qualities.
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I wish I could say the Nobel Prize sent some sort of redeeming tweet to acknowledge the gaffe, but alas, nothing.
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There were a number of channels YouTube decided were exclusively engaged in this sort of activity with no other redeeming qualities.
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The trailer's one redeeming moment comes at the end, when the snake-like creature transforms into a robot for some reason.
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Sadly, Wyndham now blacks out many properties during holidays and peak periods, preventing you from redeeming your points for free nights.
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This figure however trails the overall market and has not stopped investors from redeeming tens of billions of dollars this year.
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If Philip Guston saw Richard Nixon as a tragic figure, Saul recognizes that there is nothing redeeming about the 45th President.
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Unlike other business rewards credit cards that feature complex loyalty programs, the Spark Miles for Business makes redeeming your rewards easy.
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I treat this card like my travel savings account and use the rewards during times when redeeming miles doesn't make sense.
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All of these hotels regularly go for $500+ per night, so redeeming your rewards this way could get you incredible value.
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I may find some great deals, redeeming those points for fares that would have otherwise costs quite a bit in cash.
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If you've received a Google Play card and want to use it, here's how you can go about redeeming the credit.
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After all, if you view politics through a historical lens, you'll see that even our worst Presidents have some redeeming qualities.
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Compare the fees and costs associated with Bitcoin purchases and ask about the terms for redeeming Bitcoin into regular money. 3.
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Redeeming points for direct travel bookingsThe Business Platinum card allows you to redeem your points for travel bookings made on amextravel.com.
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On my visit, the crowd is a mix of neighborhood locals, longtime veterans, newbie millennials redeeming Groupons, and the occasional tourist.
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" Asked whether he saw any redeeming aspects to the reform — air-quotes might be appropriate here — Mr. Bauman was emphatic. "No.
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Redeeming your rewards — either toward travel or merchandise — or transferring them to a family member can also prevent them from expiring.
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Moving miles to partners takes a bit more work and research than simply redeeming through the Capital One website or app.
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Transferable credit card points lend travelers an extra layer of flexibility when it comes to redeeming for award flights and nights.
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It's a great way to recharge your holiday shopping and get you on track to redeeming gift cards in no time.
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The phase of community that follows — lacking any redeeming narrative or central event — is more or less indistinguishable from mutual entrapment.
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If you&aposre unsure about how to get started with redeeming your travel rewards, here are some tips to guide you.
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With a cash balance of just $298 million in March, it had been expected to have difficulty redeeming its sukuk in October.
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" Thomas said that the one redeeming quality of the majority ruling was that it left prosecutors "free to convict Curtis Flowers again.
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Hopefully the people behind the idea realize there's no redeeming quality to this show before they put too much time into it.
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Both parties promise to run balanced budgets for the foreseeable future, and even think of actively redeeming government debt while cutting taxes.
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This raised concern across the Islamic finance industry that more companies could avoid redeeming sukuk by adopting the same argument as Dana.
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Making sure Quinn is okay and redeeming the terrible fate she was dealt has kind of been the lynchpin of this show.
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And Nola's initial failing of Opal, one of the only really redeeming suitors in the series, is just one instance of that.
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Booking with cash could cost you more than $2703,500, but luckily you have lots of options for redeeming with credit card rewards.
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There are no restrictions on how you can redeem cashSometimes when you're redeeming points for a hotel, a standard room won't do.
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That can really come in handy during times when award availability is limited or travel is too cheap to justify redeeming points.
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You have lots of options for redeeming those points — just one example is four free nights at a Mariott property in Tuscany.
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Redeeming for anything aside from travel offers a poor value, usually 0.5–0.8¢ each, and is generally a poor use of points.
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Redeeming points from the Premium Rewards cardNo matter what you choose to redeem your points for, each point is worth 21 cent.
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Anyway, if there's a redeeming quality to Pro Bowl weekend, it's maybe (maybe) the circus-like buildup to the actual game itself.
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Washington Memo WASHINGTON — All Supreme Court confirmation hearings are, in a way, empty exercises, but most have a redeeming feature or two.
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His self-absorption, narcissism, casual cruelty, lack of empathy and penchant for self-pity have not been leavened by any redeeming qualities.
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Having retired the cape that everyone seems to imagine I wore, there is no longer anything redeeming about transactions gone horribly wrong.
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I find in him no evidence of redeeming traits — no instance of loyalty to a friend in trouble or of unconditional generosity.
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What makes this unseemly may not be any quality of the person who's passed away, since there may be no redeeming qualities.
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The only redeeming thing about having a vacation-ruining stay is that you at least get an entertaining story out of it.
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Redeeming Marriott pointsEarning points in the Marriott Bonvoy program paves the way for free hotel stays at more than 0003,000 properties worldwide.
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On the progressive left, many pundits and politicians describe fracking as a kind of uniquely malevolent force without any redeeming social value.
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This was the exchange on "The Five:" WATTERS: Hats off to Gayle King, for totally redeeming herself after the [Jussie] Smollett fiasco.
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Redeeming points doesn&apost always make senseRedeeming airline miles or hotel points doesn&apost always make sense, especially when travel is cheap.
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But farewell addresses always offer a redeeming hope, a renewable source of strength we can draw upon to get through hard times.
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Massachusetts, reversed them, ruling that only material that was "patently offensive" and "utterly without redeeming social value" could be banned as obscene.
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Redeeming rewardsHow you can redeem rewards with these cards is probably the biggest factor to consider as you decide between the two.
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But when Albrecht visits her grave, Giselle defies her destiny to protect him from the Wilis, redeeming his actions through her love.
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Still, Izzy's despair and self-loathing force Astor to confront his own, redeeming an often insufferable protagonist and ultimately salvaging the film.
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The 2DS' only major redeeming feature is that if a toddler decides to smash it on a rock, it'll cost less to replace.
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Given the current state of the DC Extended Universe, standalone stories might be the studio's last chance at redeeming its flailing cinematic canon.
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Quinn said that these customers didn't like some credit card rewards programs that encouraged hoarding and then redeeming points all at once later.
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Redemption is always a satisfying theme, even more so when what requires redeeming is something that's been unfairly thrown on top of you.
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New cardholder bonuses can often be enough to cover a round-trip flight (or two), and many offer bonuses for redeeming on travel.
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Some days she cannot afford the fare; a single mother, she supplements her child support payments by redeeming bottles for 220 cents each.
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It's currently a Schedule I drug along with heroin, meaning the federal government sees it as a dangerous substance with no redeeming qualities.
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In a way, Warhol was circling back to, and redeeming, the Abstract Expressionist aesthetic that he had strip-mined for his breakthrough works.
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Posting on social media, old friends and colleagues agreed that Mr. Davis had been difficult to work for, but they found redeeming qualities.
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Thanks to these reasons and more, I now think the Venture card is one of best options for earning and redeeming travel rewards.
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However, redeeming for anything aside from travel offers a poor value, usually 0.5-0.8¢ each, and is generally a poor use of points.
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It has been sliding since a London court adjourned hearings last week on its attempt to avoid redeeming $700 million of maturing sukuk.
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Many, probably most, Brazilians believe that an Olympic gold medal would come nowhere close to redeeming the embarrassment of the 2014 World Cup.
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Where we saw a dishwasher and plenty of counter space, he saw a cramped first-floor shoebox, with few (if any) redeeming qualities.
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But the redeeming thing, and the thrill of watching Newton play, is to see how easily all this is undone in the moment.
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But there was at least one redeeming moment we can all cling to: Ghost finally got the respect he deserved from Jon Snow.
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Redeeming your World of Hyatt pointsWorld of Hyatt points and free night awards are easy to redeem for free hotel stays through Hyatt.com.
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If using those points for travel, you would be getting at least $750 worth of value if redeeming through the Ultimate Rewards portal.
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I realized she had a strategic narrative that was part of redeeming the name of Marcos and part of coming back to power.
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Even if photographers do meet the requirements to participate, they could have a hard time spending their KodakCoins, or redeeming them for cash.
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There are a few redeeming touches: the fashion, the cinematography that manages to capture the energy of the city, the girls' quick quips.
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Philip had gone a long way toward redeeming himself in Elizabeth's eyes, but they'll never get back to those simple Season 1 days.
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Those bonds paid a high rate of interest, and redeeming them early will free up capital at Lloyds in the next few years.
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He hated the past, harbored dim views about man's redeeming qualities, and had very few positive feelings for his temporary home, Los Angeles.
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Redeeming for cash back gives you 1 cent per point, which is the best value and probably the best redemption for most users.
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But if you find that intimidating, you can always take the easy route of redeeming for travel in the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal.
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The people whose names [go down in history] are those who understood other people and became a voice of reason and redeeming spirit.
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She's a horrible, person-shaped monster in a fluffy pink shell with zero redeeming qualities and the personality of an arsenic-laced Ladurée macaron.
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The redeeming feature of sex, when it comes to evolution, seems to be that it shuffles the parents' genes together in endlessly new combinations.
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Indeed, many critics have questioned A&E's choice to focus on redeeming those who have promoted hate over highlighting those who fight for equality.
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Republicans uniformly opposed the measure, which they said fell short of redeeming an illegitimate, politically motivated crusade by Democrats to undo the 2016 election.
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"Tobacco (is) arguably the most addictive substance on the planet, which has no redeeming qualities whatsoever, in any way, shape or form," Gupta said.
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His redeeming features were that he had a head like a cinder block, strength like an ox, and a genuine passion for the fight.
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It's a less redeeming vision of party division than the ideological one, which at least told us that all the rancor was about something.
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There's only a few more episodes left and everyone's talking about this show; there must be some redeeming quality I'm missing, I told myself.
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Her only redeeming quality to Bob (other than that she is now skinny), is that she isn't totally out-of-touch with current affairs.
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Cards with points and miles allow users the most flexibility in redeeming their rewards but can require more effort to find the best value.
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That's where cash-back comes in: You can book any hotel room without restricting yourself to a specific room type because you're redeeming rewards.
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There is reason to believe that Jefferson's beacon is still glowing across the fruited plains, its redeeming light reaching from sea to shining sea.
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In his acceptance speech, Mr. Whitehead said he was drawing comfort in these politically uncertain times by focusing on the redeeming power of art.
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"We experience the pain of those who share their whole lives, but cannot share God's redeeming presence at the Eucharistic table," the declaration said.
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It's a matter of how we turn the work of all this into something more redeeming, more human, more us, and more like play.
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In addition to redeeming miles to cover travel purchases, you can transfer them to Capital One's airline transfer partners, including Emirates and Singapore Airlines.
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Tribalism is not the only way to form a group; there's also the redeeming and forgiving love of community, and a shared national faith.
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If you want to use your credit card points to reduce your out-of-pocket expenses, you have several options beyond redeeming for travel.
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The fees are paid by the person sending the cash, and there aren't any ATM surcharges for the person redeeming the money, he said.
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Jude Law is totally wasted as a robot butler, and Susan Sarandon is one of the rare redeeming actors who steals scenes when she appears.
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None of them have any redeeming qualities as they are shown whipping the elephants and making Dumbo participate in an embarrassing circus routine with clowns.
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STEELE: What the left said today is "We are good people and we are redeeming America," the great moral principle they subscribe to is redemption.
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Mr. Van Drew said he saw no redeeming value in moving forward, particularly with Mr. Trump likely to be acquitted by the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Some bankers shrug off the phenomenon as part of changing market demand, and say issuers redeeming bonds early enables them to manage their liability profile.
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Among airline programs, specifically, the factor most differentiating highest- and lowest-performing programs is the ease of redeeming miles, according to a J.D. Power report.
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Whether you get the phone or the smartwatch, redeeming the gifts follows the same process: download the Shop Samsung app, and enter your purchase details.
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There's a Venmo-style feed that shows how other users are earning and redeeming their miles as well as statistics about how you've moved around.
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When in doubt, it's always worth taking the time to compare the value you'll get from your points with each option for redeeming your points.
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"In either case, you're already getting more value per point than the 1 cent each you'd get by redeeming them for cash back," TPG explains.
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While we used standard statistical techniques to support causal inference, we note that even a less-causal interpretation of the results is not necessarily redeeming.
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Redeeming it is simple: You're mailed a voucher, and you can use the accompanying code to book any US-originating American Airlines flight on AA.com.
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All types of institutional client were net sellers, with public funds dumping $19.5 billion, corporates withdrawing $18.8 billion and sovereign wealth funds redeeming $15.8 billion.
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Using points to 'erase' travel purchases Certain cards, like the Capital One Venture Rewards card, take an even simpler, more straightforward approach to redeeming points.
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He has few redeeming qualities, as someone who cheats on his girlfriend, emotionally manipulates her, and also goes head-to-head with our heroine, Sydney.
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Cersei's redeeming quality throughout "Game of Thrones" has been her devotion to her children, born of incest with her twin brother, Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau).
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Despite the fact that the shack is unsafe to walk through, the property&aposs nearly $2 million price tag does come with two redeeming factors.
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That&aposs why a card that earns the equivalent of 0003% cash back, like the Capital One Venture, can make earning and redeeming miles easier.
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Rather than redeeming your rewards points for cash at the end of the month, Apple is simplifying cash back by giving it to you every day.
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For the left, that military judge must let Bergdahl go free on humanitarian grounds—thus redeeming Obama's festive Rose Garden welcome for Ma and Pa Taliban.
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This summer was an absolute mess, but at least there was one redeeming beacon of light on the internet: a Twitter thread of kittens growing up.
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Implicit is the idea of redeeming these castoffs toward a higher purpose (art-making) but perhaps equally important is the notion of recycling and environmental protection.
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Sick lit has been criticized for "romanticizing" illness, and the trope of the dying girl redeeming a broken man is one that recurs throughout pop culture.
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This role, which is likely to get more views than any of his Instagram rants, could have been a little redeeming moment for him as well.
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Well, Diamond Dallas Page says he's got the answer ... and it's all about redeeming himself for participating in one of the worst moments in wrestling history.
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Doctor of Credit reports that some Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders are eligible to get 20% more value for their points when redeeming them for Apple purchases.
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The only redeeming factor: the announcement bumped news of the arrest and indictment of his onetime confidante Roger Stone from the cable news airwaves, however briefly.
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This works similarly to other redemption portals, where you can search flights as you would on a carrier website and complete your booking by redeeming points.
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It had expected to save five years' interest, but that is likely to be reduced to four years due to the delay in redeeming the notes.
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In a way, "A-Zn Foods" was my way of redeeming myself for faking it, and letting people know that I'm super proud of up upbringing.
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In his acceptance speech, Colson Whitehead, the author, said he was drawing comfort in these politically uncertain times by focusing on the redeeming power of art.
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Why not double down on savings this Cyber Monday by pulling out all the gift cards you have collected and redeeming them for already-discounted stuff?
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There are a ton of excellent travel rewards cards to chose from, but the Venture card is one of the easiest options for earning and redeeming.
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In fact, J.P. Morgan customers have been redeeming rewards faster than the bank anticipated, forcing it to take a $330 million charge in the second quarter.
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While Stroma's character Adam Cromwell wasn't quite Prince Charming, Anna, played by Braddy, was able to look beyond his many flaws to find a few redeeming qualities.
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Saturn has a bad reputation—it's the planet of fears, rules, and restrictions, but it does have some redeeming qualities: It also rules longevity, maturity, and security.
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There's no way anything like this would gain any sort of foothold in today's climate, as it has zero redeeming qualities beyond its draconian parental control setup.
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He's the definition of the most vile man with no redeeming qualities – and you can just kinda tell he stinks of gin and garlic all the time.
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One redeeming feature that the Earphones HD have is a high-quality microphone, which I was told during testing made me sound very clear and easily understandable.
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When consumers are redeeming a code, the sites essentially make them acknowledge that they currently own the physical copy that a given download code was bundled with.
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"I don't know of any redeeming quality of Donald Trump other than both Democrats and Republicans hate him," said Mitchell, who did not participate in the survey.
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There is a redeeming feature for this phone, however: while it doesn't quite compare to the real thing, the case comes equipped with some neat Tetris clones.
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Jibo couldn't do much, really, but its most redeeming feature, the one that cemented it as a robot darling in its owner's heart, was its facial recognition.
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Redeeming your Marriott Bonvoy pointsYou can redeem your Marriott Bonvoy points and free night rewards at over 7,000 participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels in cities around the world.
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Is there a sense that there was a redeeming quality in having this wonderful free jazz floating out into the air in front of a failed building?
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Mr. Zhang told me that during his click fraud days, he might pay a nurse 20 yuan ($3 USD) for redeeming a 50 yuan ($8 USD) coupon.
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One of the Scarlet Knights' only redeeming qualities is that their opponents happen to miss more free throws than expected, which essentially means Rutgers is getting lucky.
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Redeeming these codes in the Steam Store will add the monetary value of the card to your Steam Wallet, which you can then use to purchase games.
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But is it true that Mr. Trump has no redeeming qualities (except that he evidently loves his family — and even that has gotten him into justifiable trouble)?
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Earning and redeeming rewardsThe word "rewards" is built right into the card's name, so you know you're going to get something back for every dollar you spend.
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Starting on April 16, the coffee company's rewards members in the United States and Canada will start earning rewards sooner and have more options when redeeming points.
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BoJack Horseman delivered one of the most realistic portrayals of depression without apology in its fourth season, and finally gave the narcissistic anti-hero his redeeming moment.
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And you can rest easy if you are taking these retailers up on their deals: "No one is going after you for redeeming your free latte," Levinson adds.
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For those intent on avoiding amenity fees, travel experts note that some brands skip these fees for loyalty club members, while others waive them for those redeeming points.
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He's not perfect – according to his Vogue "73 Questions" video, he has trouble growing a beard that connects, bless him – but there are so many other redeeming qualities.
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The company is also de-listing or redeeming its relatively small U.S.-listed inverse VIX products in April, a decision that was made before XIV ran into issues.
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The movie's most redeeming quality, for someone like me who has almost obsessively analyzed every piece of the Snowden story, is that it gets the general story right.
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In 2016, investors have pulled $50.2 billion from equity mutual funds while redeeming just $176 million of the corresponding exchange-traded funds, according to BofAML and EPFR Global.
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No, Michelle took the tack her husband favored, which is to demonize the opposition by arguing their point of view is totally bereft of any redeeming value whatsoever.
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Those steps, such as halting payments to government investment funds and redeeming government-held securities, could last until this fall, the CBO said in a report released Tuesday.
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They're among the most valuable, too, with plenty of options for redeeming them for travel, from first-class flights and high-end hotel stays to cheap Delta awards.
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However, there are currently no fuel surcharges when you redeeming Aeroplan miles on the following airlines between the US and Europe:• Swiss• United• Turkish• SAS• Brussels Airlines• TAP763.
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If you're transferring your Chase Freedom Unlimited rewards to a Chase Sapphire Preferred, you'll get 1.25 cents per point when redeeming through Chase, totaling $765.26 worth of travel.
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Ordinarily, this would be the point where I flip the script and list some of the film's redeeming qualities in an effort to assert its underrated cultural importance.
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Defendants of the book successfully proved that while under some circumstances it could be considered obscene, it could not be concluded that it had no redeeming social value.
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"My success is based on coming up with interesting, culturally redeeming projects and finding the money and staff to oversee the production and distribute the program," he added.
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For example, if you have Chase points and are looking at redeeming a United Airlines award flight, consider transferring those points to Singapore Airlines instead of United. Why?
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"I absolutely believe that, in part, that's the hand of God redeeming lives, and if you can be a part of that, it's a great thing," he said.
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With airlines eliminating award charts in favor of dynamic pricing and hotel loyalty programs implementing peak and off-peak award charts, redeeming traditional rewards is becoming more difficult.
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B-Com refinanced most of its debt in October 2016, by issuing NIS0003,882m of new 3.6% covenant-light domestic bonds and redeeming its outstanding USD800m senior secured notes.
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I&aposm kidding (a little), but the truth is that I wasn&apost getting the most value from my card all those years I was redeeming cash back.
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Avoid redeeming points for items that will leave you with other expenses you can't afford, said Bruce McClary, vice president of communications at the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.
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In a witness statement seen by Reuters, McDougall said she told Mustapha Zarti, the LIA's then deputy chief, that she could not see "one redeeming feature" in the trades.
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And when a critic is fed up, well, this happens: The works have no redeeming qualities other than as oversized examples of how shitty and decadent times have become.
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Throughout Martin's work, whatever the genre or form, he's been fascinated by the extent to which good people can behave abominably and bad people can have some redeeming value.
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Click here to view original GIFThe one redeeming feature of a spider is that the webs they create are usually too small, or too weak, to entrap a human.
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In lesser hands, Mickey would be a ne'er-do-well burnout with no redeeming characteristics outside of her superhuman tolerance for whatever chemicals she can funnel into her body.
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Another favorite was "The Riddle of the Sphinx," which revealed the James Delos host clone program while also giving the Man in Black a momentary shot at redeeming himself.
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If it's been a while since you sat in a classroom, and even low-stakes lies make you sweat, you can bypass the line by redeeming the offer online.
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"While the return per point isn't always up to TPG standards when redeeming for experiences, other times, points are literally your only way in the door," Kelly's site notes.
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Nao and Shura are readying long-awaited debut LPs in between the riffs, and Jessie Ware is making sure a new romantic comedy has at least one redeeming quality.
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Intoxicated with unbroken success, we have become too self-sufficient to feel the necessity of redeeming and preserving grace, too proud to pray to the God that made us.
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As a general rule, redeeming your Marriott points for stays at hotels or transferring your points to Marriott's partner airlines will give you the most value for your points.
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In fact, with so many airlines offering cheap flights to Hawaii, Europe, and Asia year-round, using cash-back rewards might make more sense than redeeming miles for flights.
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If redeeming is a bit overwhelming and you are stuck with a case of analysis paralysis, you can book one of the options above and land a great value.
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Redeeming Spicer was a signal to everyone in the Trump administration: Poke fun at yourself in the lowest-stakes way possible and we'll welcome you back into the fold.
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You can shop around to find the best value, whether it's redeeming them directly through the bank's travel portal or transferring them to an airline or hotel loyalty program.
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Redeeming miles doesn't always make sense, so when I do fly American Airlines on a paid fare, the $125 flight discount takes a big chunk out of the cost.
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Part of that has been about redeeming himself in the place of his downfall, but it also seems to reflect an effort to lay the groundwork for higher office.
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Even if you can put aside his incessant whining about everything from the temperature of his coffee to being divorced three times, the paleontologist has very few redeeming qualities.
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Singapore Airlines, like United, is a Star Alliance member but has a more generous chart — meaning you get better value redeeming your points for flights on Star Alliance airlines.
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He also said he thought the app had some redeeming qualities, praising how its hazard and accident features allowed people to participate in keeping members of their communities safe.
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The response was swift and visceral: audiences and critics alike objected to what they perceived as the film's problematic depiction of race, and its perceived redeeming narrative around Nazi Germany.
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But they also argue that while he is capable of redeeming himself and becoming a stronger voice on matters of racial injustice, Northam isn't the leader Virginia needs right now.
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How to use United's Excursionist Perk to hack your award redemptionUnited has several quirks when it comes to redeeming miles, the most lucrative of which might be its Excursionist Perk.
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"Tobacco (is) arguably the most addictive substance on the planet, which has no redeeming qualities whatsoever, in any way, shape or form," said CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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She had read that, nutritionally, doughnuts had no redeeming value; that they were literally nothing, just empty calories, but as sugar melted on her tongue the pillowy doughnut filled her.
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But just when you think it's all about to come undone, there is a funny line or a poignant moment that Aziz throws at you, redeeming himself and the film.
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Redeeming your Ink Business Unlimited rewardsEven though this card is primarily for those who prefer cash back, Chase provides more than one way for cardholders to redeem their earned rewards.
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Redeeming 95,000 points per night at this resort can be a great use of the Hilton Surpass welcome bonus, especially since room rates can top $1,000 during the high season.
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When you earn cash back with a Chase Freedom or Chase Freedom Unlimited credit card, you're actually earning Chase Ultimate Rewards points — you're just limited to redeeming them for cash.
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The media industry has recently been engaged in a project of rewiring our memories of the 1990s, focused on redeeming controversial women like Monica Lewinsky, Anita Hill, and Lorena Bobbitt.
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During the presidential campaign and after, there was a good-faith effort among Trump's opponents, particularly on the part of progressives, to find something redeeming in Trump and his platform.
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The episode still has a few redeeming moments, though: There's the introduction of Oz, and Jonathan's first appearance on the series proper after he showed up in the unaired pilot.
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That way, you can do things like transfer Chase points to frequent flyer partners, which is usually a much more lucrative way to use them than redeeming as cash back.
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Adam Sandler's character has no redeeming traits, and it's not clear why he acts so compulsively bad or what he truly wants to achieve from his constant quest for wealth.
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If you&aposre considering a credit card to earn rewards and want some options when it comes to redeeming them, keep reading to see how these two cards stack up.
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In Fort Tilden, [Sarah-Violet and Charles] were kind of saying, "This is who these characters are, and I dare you to like them," because they don't have redeeming qualities.
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When I sit down and force myself to find something redeeming about it all, it is the same thing that redeems anything noxious: The people are nice when addressed directly.
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But at some point, you have to say there's so much youth use of those products, any redeeming public health value that they would have is foreclosed by that youth use.
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Shimao lowered its proportion of U.S. and Hong Kong dollar borrowing from 2016 by increasing onshore financing and redeeming offshore bonds, taking its foreign borrowing to 34 percent of all debt.
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You'll need to be a member of the company's membership program to be eligible, but the card has other redeeming aspects, including no annual fee and no cost for foreign transactions.
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An assistant state attorney in Florida was fired Thursday after he called Orlando a "void of any redeeming quality" just hours after the Pulse nightclub massacre earlier this month, WESH reports.
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For example, he sounded sympathetic to at least some aspects of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's leadership, admitting that he is a "bad guy," but apparently one with some redeeming traits.
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The only part of the NFL that is redeeming or redeemable is the game, really: the aweing collective effort and the equally awesome individual virtuosity, the intricacy and also the violence.
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The only redeeming thing about Wes' death at this point is that it offered Viola Davis a perfect opportunity to deliver that emotionally shattering "farewell, my son" confession at episode's end.
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The "swing pricing" amendment, part of the SEC's effort to enhance liquidity management, will pass transaction costs onto purchasing or redeeming shareholders in order to protect existing shareholders from necessary fees.
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The prodigal return of the suburban queer to the city is often underwritten by the promise of redeeming a sense of unclaimed belonging, and Ryan's archaeology successfully seems to notarize it.
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The Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card is a fantastic rewards credit card that comes with a big sign-up bonus, simple systems for earning and redeeming miles, and valuable benefits.
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It has cut its stake in newly-listed Jumia Technologies to 18.9% from 29.7% after the listing and is in the process of redeeming MTN Nigeria preference shares for $315 million.
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If you're unfamiliar with the Spike TV series, think Kitchen Nightmares for bars, but replace Gordon Ramsay's somewhat redeeming vestiges of Brit charm and actual talent with overstuffed Long Island boorishness.
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That number is based on the different ways you can use Marriott points, including what's generally the most valuable option: redeeming them for award stays at properties in the Marriott portfolio.
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If you have multiple airport options, for example, you'll open the door to a lot more choices when it comes to redeeming airline miles or scoring cheap flights for your dates.
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Chase is known for having the broadest, most generous definition of what counts as "travel" for the purposes of earning bonus points and for redeeming the Sapphire Reserve's annual travel credit.
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There's nothing wrong, per se, with making a victim a villain, or a hero a jerk: Art is filled with antiheroes with redeeming qualities, whether they're Humbert Humbert or Tony Soprano.
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"All ideas having even the slightest redeeming social importance—unorthodox ideas, controversial ideas, even ideas hateful to the prevailing climate of opinion—have the full protection of the guaranties," he wrote.
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"Old men and young men, married and single, even the boys have engaged in what is called 'the great work of redeeming the country,'" one South Carolina newspaper wrote in 1876.
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He is almost in ecstasy, seeing in his daughter a chance for redeeming his own life, which has, by his own admission, been spent on dubious ventures funded by his wife's money.
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Only the Ink Business Preferred and two Sapphire cards allow transfer to travel partners and a bonus when redeeming through the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal (they also don't have foreign transaction fees).
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Robyn M. D'Elia, Bed Bath & Beyond CFO and treasurer, told investors during the company's earnings call on Wednesday that the decrease in sales resulted from shoppers redeeming fewer, but higher-priced, coupons.
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Much like how Nvidia was able to improve performance on its RTX cards with a series of software updates, AMD has a shot at redeeming the Radeon VII in the long term.
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But it also establishes that within the world of Metro 2033, it's Europe and the West whose loss and identity is worth remembering and, by implication, redeeming in the world to come.
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It also celebrates the redeeming — communal, amateur, noncommercial — aspects of sports, as well as the relationship between the body and politics, something that in the cerebral world of art is often ignored.
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The sell off remains broad-based, with SWFs redeeming almost $5 billion from global equity mandates and $6.1 billion from fixed income strategies in the first three quarters of 2016, eVestment said.
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Host Chris Harrison had to pretend these jokers have redeeming qualities without ignoring the horrifying biographical details, the only thing that makes a couple dozen bros in v-necks interesting at all.
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However it happened, now that you're here, you have one goal: keep your sanity until you can change your situation, whether by finding a new job or redeeming the one you have.
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Any rewards-card expert will tell you that cash back generally isn't the most lucrative rewards system — you generally get more bang for your buck when redeeming miles or points than cash.
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Reward transfer opportunities were a top consideration, since redeeming your rewards through a frequent flier or hotel program can increase their value immensely or earn you luxury benefits for an affordable price.
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Among steps GTI took was redeeming convertible debt to equity, since GAAR would make it harder to avoid capital gains taxes of 15 percent for investments held for less than a year.
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There will always be these redeeming qualities, though, parts of town that are sanctuaries like Stern Grove or the Presidio—you'd never know you're in a city when you're down in there.
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But I came to feel that M's mission was precisely the messianic task of redeeming some dude who wants to tell you how he chain-saws ancient tree trunks into patriotic eagles.
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You can combine them with Ultimate Rewards earned from a different card, which gives you the option to get a bonus when redeeming them for travel or transfer them to travel partners.
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But too often it shoots past cringe comedy into straight-up cruelty without relief or enough redeeming laughs, becoming a "No Exit" experience of watching the terrible be terrible to the terrible.
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And there is one immensely redeeming feature: a small trackpad positioned just in front of the driver's armrest which lets you use a light touch of your finger to scroll through options.
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I find her almost unbearably moving in the final Immolation Scene, when she calls for her trusty horse, Grane, to ride onto Siegfried's funeral pyre in an act of world-redeeming sacrifice.
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Resetting the clock could be as simple as having some activity in the account, whether that's earning a few points through a reward portal or redeeming a few for a small perk.
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For now, it's an awkward mishmash of technology trends that despite any redeeming qualities -- and there are a few -- feels like a genuinely bizarre product for a company plagued by privacy concerns.
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Use (a few) points for small merchandise redemptionsIf you have a large points balance that's on the verge of expiration and have no other time-sensitive options, consider redeeming them for merchandise.
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The Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card is a good alternative because it earns 2x miles on all your purchases, and you have lots of options for redeeming your rewards.
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The gang is tasked with creating a fake Good Place and redeeming the humans who populate it, but Chidi realizes that he's ethically compromised by one of them being his ex-girlfriend.
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He once believed Mr. Helms had "no redeeming social value," Mr. Biden said, until a senior Democratic senator chided him, explaining that Mr. Helms and his wife had adopted a disabled teenager.
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The only redeeming feature of this denouement was that Bran was shown to be a figurehead, guided by the show's best character, Tyrion, the hard-drinking, wise-cracking dwarf played by Peter Dinklage.
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After redeeming herself, Arya is given her vision back but ultimately has to flee Braavos and the House of Black and White when she fails to complete a mission to kill another woman.
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In addition, the platform will allow subscribers to be able to make complex transactions in-app, like redeeming a free movie while also buying full-priced tickets for a guest in one sale.
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We missed out on a medal in Sochi so I'm very focused on going and redeeming that and hopefully getting that medal that we should have got, and getting it on the day.
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Because the ETF market's various players — issuers included — have different methods and technologies for creating and redeeming their assets, the process has been riddled with "delays, confusion" and other issues, Martin said Monday.
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Outside of the lounge, the card offers 2325x points per dollar on travel and restaurant purchases, 275 cents per point when redeeming rewards through the Chase Ultimate Rewards website, and loads of benefits.
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"Unlike other Confederate leaders, whose redeeming qualities make them worthy of high regard to some and complex figures to others, Davis has few virtues to balance against his sins," the Times-Dispatch wrote.
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Infinium failed to disclose at the time that two of the firm's owners had been redeeming their own equity and that the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, the 2014 lawsuit said.
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However, the most valuable rewards are the ones you'll actually use, making cash-back a good option for people who realistically aren't going to be amassing and redeeming points and miles to travel.
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Freshmen congresswomen should be given the opportunity to learn the ins-and-outs of Washington in the same way that freshmen congressmen are, not saddled unfairly with the impossible goal of redeeming Congress.
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A senior House Democratic aide said Barr "must refuse the meeting and start down a path of redeeming his credibility," especially as he prepares to issue a redacted version of Mueller's final report.
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Perhaps the only redeeming feature of the legislation is its honesty: Its authors no longer even feel the need to lie to the American people about their intent to enforce our immigration laws.
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An important caveat for redeeming your cash backThe biggest downside of the Costco Anywhere Visa card is that you don&apost receive your rewards in the form of a check or statement credits.
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If this campaign reveals that electors by and large feel compelled to behave like "party lackeys and intellectual nonentities," as Justice Robert Jackson once put it, then the college serves no redeeming function.
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"As awkward and cringe as he could be, and really not aware of the things he said and how it affected people, they would give him one moment that was redeeming," she explained.
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Instead of redeeming 360,000 Hilton Honors points for a few nights in the Maldives, Mr. Kelly, the Points Guy, recently spent them to take a friend to a private event honoring Dolly Parton.
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In fact, the process for redeeming the first ever Prime-exclusive discount at Whole Foods is so specific and regimented that Amazon includes a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section on the coupon page itself.
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The MW07s have redeeming traits when it comes to design, but the price is just too high, especially when less expensive alternatives from Apple and Jabra have better battery life, noise isolation, or both.
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But for most introverts, if you're not into a lineup, there's no redeeming feature to being in a room with flashing lights where you can't hear yourself think let alone talk to your mates.
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"Despite plus-side equity returns, both fund investors and ETF investors were net redeemers of equity assets, redeeming a net $8.4 billion for the week," said Tom Roseen, head of research services at Lipper.
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Mongolia's foreign currency reserves are at a seven-year low, according to credit rating agency Fitch, and redeeming DBM's bonds could halve its total stockpile, which stood at $1.1 billion in September last year.
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But the redeeming part was that Cersei did in fact stay true to form; I was crestfallen at the prospect of her actually joining Jon and Dany's alliance and showing some common sense/decency.
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By redeeming strategically for flights — whether in economy and in first or business class — you can get much more value from a transferable points credit card than you could from a cash back card.
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If there is any redeeming aspect of the crisis for nonprofits, it might be this: When people are allowed to re-emerge into a changed world, there will be renewed enthusiasm for many causes.
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So many of the candidates people wanted to vote for didn't even make it to the caucus, and the candidate many saw [as] a redeeming character, Pete Buttigieg, didn't make it to Super Tuesday.
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Credit Suisse had flagged at its last investor day in November savings of roughly 200 million Swiss francs this year and 700 million next year by redeeming the bonds and other legacy capital instruments.
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Keep in mind that redeeming rewards for travel is more work than simply getting cash back in your account – the payoff can be big, but focus on what is the best option for you.
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Though there aren't many details on the sequel's storyline quite yet, it looks like Cruise will reprise the role of Maverick, a cavalier, hotshot pilot with a big ego and a redeeming sensitive streak.
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The movement began to refer to adoption as a means of "redeeming orphans"—saving them just as Christians are redeemed when they are born again—and their families became either forgotten footnotes or ugly caricatures.
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Leslie's life served no other obvious purpose, he did not contribute to society or serve his community and he possessed no redeeming qualities besides quick whited [sic] sarcasm which was amusing during his sober days.
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"I think the film's critique of righteousness and its centering of empathy—how healing and redeeming empathy can be for people who are living in a hostile environment—that's what resonates for me," she says.
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It certainly makes tracking and redeeming offers very straightforward, right from your phone, and you can configure push alerts if you want to be pinged whenever there's a deal available in your areas of interest.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)However, one of the U6.173+'s redeeming features is its cameras, which have been doubled to include dual 8-MP cams up the front and dual 12-MP cams in back.
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An Iowa jury convicted Tipton in 2015 of fraudulently passing or redeeming a lottery ticket, and tampering with lottery equipment to influence the drawing of the state's $16.5 million Hot Lotto jackpot in December 2010.
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The one redeeming quality, I guess, is that I don't have to open the main space much with this bag, thanks to the large front pocket and the rear laptop compartment both being directly accessible.
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Given that — and the fact that Theron, the only redeeming aspect of the series' first film, has significantly less screen time than Huntsman's other top-billed stars — you might expect Huntsman to crash and burn.
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Stannis — in perhaps his single redeeming speech — noted that he chose to find a cure for Shireen because she was his daughter, instead of dooming her fate to join the stone men in Old Valyria.
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The battle of Winterfell is set to kick off in the third episode, and this potent mix of redeeming moments and righting past wrongs primes Jaime for what will surely be a final heroic sacrifice.
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CEZ will get 3.3 billion crowns for selling the MOL shares and redeeming bonds, along with an additional 1.2 billion crown gain for recognising the revaluation of its MOL options in 2017 revenue, it said.
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The insurer started redeeming the bonds on February 14 after the company said that it would terminate the merger agreement because a U.S. federal court ruled against the deal earlier this year, according to IFR.
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"The consequences to this doctor if I make her plea to the counts of indictment would be exceptional circumstances that could destroy her career and destroy her life with no redeeming value," Justice Weinberg said.
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Note that with this card you can't transfer your points to an airline or hotel rewards program, and redeeming your points for cash back instead of travel credits will lessen the value of your reward.
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When held over a wide variety of problems, the app highlights them in green—as the iPhone does when redeeming an iTunes card via camera, for example—then sends them to a server for solutions.
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To undercut these racist beliefs, films have had to shunt characters into a rigid binary that insists on America as the powerful redeeming force for an Asia marked by excess, authoritarianism, and a hidebound tradition.
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Lo and behold, here comes Senta, a young woman who has been raised on legends about the Dutchman and who fantasizes about redeeming him, worshiping a portrait of him that hangs in her family's home.
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What they find redeeming, near the end of their journeys, sometimes feels to a reader less hopeful than the treasures procured — hard-gotten — by Binx Bolling and his own predecessors (Nick Carraway chief among them).
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There may be a sentimental attachment to the rhetoric of Zionism's insurgent period around independence: "redeeming" the land of Israel, "answering" the Holocaust, building a "majority" of people with J-positive blood, and so forth.
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The ease of earning or redeeming those miles for a dream vacation or an upgrade to a luxurious first-class suite is the top factor in J.D. Power's assessment of U.S. airlines' frequent flyer programs.
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When it comes to redeeming hotel points, even if you have a low balance, look for cash-plus-points offers or programs like Hilton Honors that allow you to pool points with friends or family.
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Below we spoke to Irish actor Aiden Gillan (The Wire, The Dark Knight Rises) about leaving the hit series after seven seasons of delivering a mesmerizing performance that humanized a character drawn with few redeeming qualities.
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Richard Salamon, who was appointed city manager in 2015, had reportedly visited the Nothing Bundt Cakes bakery two weeks ago with the intention of redeeming an expired coupon for a $3.99 cake, the Sun Sentinel reports.
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Before we grew up and realized that the animatronic animals were kinda creepy, that redeeming tickets was a total rip-off, and that every surface was covered in kid germs, Chuck E. Cheese's was the spot.
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Yelpers or other app users might not be willing to trek to a certain business and then go through the chore of redeeming the prize upon arrival if all they get is a badge or sticker.
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The judge said that even if the law had allowed him any leeway, he would have imposed the harshest sentence available, adding that any redeeming qualities Guzman might have were erased by his "overwhelming evil" actions.
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Perhaps the only redeeming aspect of the disclosure of Donald Trump's lewd discussion on the Access Hollywood tape was that it shocked many people into the realization of how vulgar and debased our culture has become.
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A number of SMA investors have been cautiously investing given where the credit cycle is and have been redeeming cash to invest in other asset classes where they see value, such as high yield or equities.
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These valuations are based on all the different ways you can use a given type of points or miles, from redeeming them as statement credits to transferring them to a travel partner to book a flight.
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In terms of reporting falsehoods, this would amount to devoting on-air time or column inches to statements whose dishonesty rises above a certain level of outrageousness — say, outright falsity with no redeeming grain of truth.
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Current media coverage of freshmen congresswomen implicitly gives them the tasks of saving the United States from a misogynistic White House, remedying tribulations from the Kavanaugh Senate hearings, and redeeming the promise of the American dream.
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If you want this to be a story where decency triumphs, where love is always redeeming, and people of good will can set aside their differences for the larger cause, you're very likely to be disappointed.
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The nation's treasurer is not a policymaker but rather is in charge of maintaining the general ledger of government funds; handling claims for lost, stolen or forged government checks; and redeeming and destroying worn-out currency.
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In "Star Trek III: The Search For Spock," the crew of the Enterprise steals the ship to unite Spock's body with Dr. McCoy, who is holding his spirit (a redeeming moment from an otherwise weak film).
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The cards division has seen strong loan growth, modest charge-offs and record low attrition rates, she said, alleviating fears from some analysts that customers would stop using the plastic after redeeming the sign-on bonus.
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You've probably heard about how the Note 8 was a redeeming device for Samsung after the Note 7's battery issues of last year, but I see the U11 as an even bigger redemption story for HTC.
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She has all the knock-out lyrics, and kills it in "Love in the Fall," an eager, twirl-inducing song about New York City's redeeming qualities and how they pale in comparison to a park bench smooch.
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The Disney language legally prevents customers from redeeming their digital code — which they paid for as part of their initial purchase — if they have decided to exercise that right to resell the physical DVD or Blu-ray.
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This means that total asset purchases in April could be much higher than in the previous three months of the year and potentially top 50 billion euros if the ECB reinvests the full sum from redeeming bonds.
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The performance spotlight shifted from hedge funds to open-ended U.K. property funds, which suffered such dramatic sell-offs in the wake of Britain's EU referendum that several were compelled to prevent investors from redeeming their assets.
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It has a flat cash-back rate of 1.5% on all purchases, and if you decide to dip your toe into travel rewards, you can pair it with another Chase card to start redeeming Ultimate Rewards points.
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If you have the Amex Platinum and the Amex Business Platinum you can choose a separate airline for each card, giving you more flexibility in redeeming those credits if your travels aren't consistently on a single airline.
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Like some other "flexible" credit cards, travel credit cards from Capital One that let you earn "miles" pave the way to redeeming miles to cover travel expenses or transferring to airline and hotel partners, among other options.
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Attracting the talented, redeeming the persecuted, and removing the offender must become the objectives of America's immigration system, and a prescription for enforcing laws that elevate as well as sanction those whose lives began in other lands.
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Bean said there has been a great deal of misconception about helicopter money, which in his view is essentially a joint bond-financed fiscal easing with the central bank buying the government's bonds but never redeeming them.
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PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Ireland's Shane Lowry grabbed a share of the lead at the British Open after carding a second consecutive round of 67 giving himself a chance of redeeming his 2016 meltdown at the U.S. Open.
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There is one main character from the original trilogy that Lucasfilm has thus far been holding back — a guy who made a deal that got worse all the time, before redeeming himself and destroying the second Death Star.
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Every change that a travel company or a retailer refers to as an enhancement, it seems, will actually mean that you earn fewer points, need more of them to earn rewards, or have less flexibility in redeeming them.
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But David Bakula, a senior analyst at Nielsen, called the practice legitimate, since fans must take the affirmative step of redeeming a code to get the album — even though their ticket costs the same if they do not.
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Using points and miles for travel is usually the best option for getting maximum value, but redeeming some credit card rewards toward a purchase can help you cut down on costs — and also prevent your points from expiring.
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Juan Balcazar, a D.J. based in Atlanta, said he bought a sound mixer and an Asurion warranty for about $600 combined in 2016, but had a lot of trouble redeeming the warranty after his power adapter was damaged.
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The rules for them could be more gentle, but if you do something heinous with a callous and pre-psychopath nature, the chances of ever recovering are not good, as compared to other kids who have redeeming qualities.
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This staging was typically on-the-nose—Kanye dressed in dark clothing in his glass prison, looking down on the public; Cudi, in a huge white jacket, circling him like a redeeming angel—but undeniably compelling to watch.
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" Shkreli also griped about news headlines regarding his case, and teed off on a young woman who had testified he for almost a year dragged out redeeming her $2000,22.7 investment in his hedge fund, saying she wasn't a "victim.
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In the here-and-now, there are the daily household chores and repairs, the redeeming of coupons, the endless ad hoc runs to Home Depot, the doctor appointments and ferrying of attic treasures for the annual church rummage sale.
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My father, whose acquaintance I barely remember, was according to my mother the wastrel son of a wealthy Anglo-French family from the English Midlands, a man of rash appetites, fast diminishing inheritance and a redeeming love of France.
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Buried in an otherwise positive second-quarter earnings report Friday, in which the bank announced a record $8.32 billion profit, was the admission that credit-card customers were redeeming points faster than anticipated, resulting in a $330 million charge.
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Although I am not aware of any redeeming features of his candidacy—and I won't be voting for him—maybe the bigger picture is that he represents a whole other mind-set for dealing with Washington and the world.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Credit Suisse on Friday said it would lower investors' hurdle to redeeming two popular exchange-traded notes, used to bet on the price of oil, after it delisted the products in a surprise move this week.
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Like every "enemy of the people" in the press, like every poor schmuck who ever worked for this guy, like any American patriot who wants to respect the president, I've struggled to find a redeeming feature in Donald Trump.
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Daredevil's Karen Page provided one of The Punisher's most romantic and heartbreaking arcs, and one of the only redeeming episodes of Luke Cage Season 2 could have functioned as a backdoor pilot for a spinoff starring Luke and Iron Fist.
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Though Kaepernick has transcended the symbolic protest of police violence against black people to become a symbol himself, he is still getting paid for this, and is that a redeeming quality or a clear sign that he did not sacrifice "everything"?
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"As we continue to develop our sponsored locations program, we will provide certain reports to sponsors about visits and game actions (such as redeeming a promotion at the location), but those reports will contain aggregated data only," the letter said. Sen.
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New Yorkers will also have a special chance to take part in the celebration at top mixology bars across the city by redeeming an exclusive "Passport to Rum" that serves as a guide to NYC's hottest bars and signature drinks.
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"We think flavored products represent greater risk to youth appeal, so when we're looking at the public health value and redeeming qualities of products, we generally feel flavors have more to prove at this point," Gottlieb said Wednesday in an interview.
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In a redeeming moment, Keem's mom Cookie Lyon (Taraji P. Henson) and big brother Jamal (Jussie Smollett) finally make the "Can't Truss 'Em" performer take accountability for how his music consistently puts women in the place of blame, no matter what.
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This happens with corporate bankruptcies; if the market price has fallen to 60 cents on the dollar, and been snapped up by specialist hedge funds, then redeeming the debt at 70 cents on the dollar may be a good deal.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - American jumping ace Nathan Chen lived up to his reputation on Saturday, redeeming himself with quadruple jumps after a pair of disastrous skates in Pyeongchang and making Olympic history into the bargain with a brilliant free skate.
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Thanks to an FBI sting operation in 28503 and the support of a local service provider, Ms. Lanie George, founder of Redeeming Joy, Joy was able to start a new life that now includes care for other survivors of human trafficking.
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"People haven't known exactly what to do, because the situation changes every 12 hours," said Adam Gray, pastor of Redeeming Church in St. Petersburg, Florida, who two days ago week talked to relatives on the east coast about staying with him.
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But if President Trump, a longtime critic of the Iraq War, can defend and protect the Kurdish people and push Iran's influence out of Iraq, he will be instrumental in redeeming true and lasting victories in this long, hard-fought war.
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" Shkreli also griped about news headlines regarding his case, and teed off on a young woman who had testified that he had dragged out redeeming her $435,000 investment in his hedge fund for almost a year, saying she wasn't a "victim.
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If you apply for the Chase Sapphire Preferred and find that you&aposre a fan of earning and redeeming travel points, remember that you can always upgrade to its higher-end sibling, the Chase Sapphire Reserve, after your first year.
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Out of your three redemption options, this is the least appealing for the fact that purchasing the items outright and redeeming your points as a statement credit would earn you more value, especially if you have to make a return.
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With Chase cards such as the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or the Chase Sapphire Reserve, you can receive 2000 cents per point or 2100 cents per point, respectively, in value when redeeming your points on its Expedia-powered travel portal.
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What's got people arguing is whether the movie is convincingly about America (Ebbing is as real a place as Narnia) and whether this movie about America ought to be, say, redeeming one of the racist cops serving and protecting Ebbing.
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The bottom lineThere's no arguing that the Chase Sapphire Reserve is a fantastic travel rewards card thanks to its easy-to-use, outsize benefits, lucrative earning rates, and the incredible possibilities afforded by redeeming points through the Ultimate Rewards program.
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But ultimately, like Peter Andreas — like all of us, if we are fortunate — he has cause to proclaim a redeeming truth: "I owe an enormous debt to my mother and her love for us as children, which was never in dispute."
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In Abu Dhabi, the index fell 13 percent as Abu Dhabi National Energy Co slid 4.6 percent in very thin trade and Dana, which is seeking to avoid redeeming its sukuk by declaring them invalid, dropped 4.2 percent in heavy trade.
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Alliance Data in Columbus, Ohio, added Gift of College gift cards this year to a menu of rewards that employees can choose from when redeeming points earned in a workplace recognition program, said Deanna Allison, the company's financial benefits manager.
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The challenge with Ponzi schemes is that investors are unlikely to know if they're victims until the stock market crashes, as happened during the financial crisis when clients tried redeeming their money only to realize it wasn't there, Stoltmann said.
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Despite the fact that I can't seem to find my illness's redeeming qualities and perform my cancer nobly, there are still people willing to climb down into the slop of self-pity with me and nod along at my soggy rage.
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Fifteen years later, that film stands out as a still-potent cultural milestone for women who grew up in the early aughts — a searing snapshot of the twisted, painful turmoil of being a teenage girl, without the redeeming after school special epilogue.
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The only redeeming aspect is that Sasha Banks interfered, setting up what will probably be a perfectly good match between the three women next month, but the Ms. Pay-Per-View thing that had been working for Charlotte is now simply gone.
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Martin Shkreli delayed and delayed and delayed for years redeeming an investor's $1.3 million stake in Shkreli's hedge fund, and then cooked up a purported "consulting agreement" from a new drug company to finally pay off that man, the investor testified Wednesday.
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"The most important thing out of Rio Tinto's update is the change in dividend policy ... Its dividend yield had been a redeeming feature of the stock, even as commodities slumped, so now there's tremendous pressure on the share price," IG's Madden said.
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Rubio is massively inexperienced, overly ambitious (even for a politician...), and severely lacking in leadership characteristics, while Cruz is at best a very dangerous man who so far resembles Nixon more than anyone else (though without the redeeming qualities of the latter...).
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Doing this just a few days a week can quickly amass enough of a ticket balance to trade for the top shelf prizes that casual players could only dream of redeeming, like game consoles and iPads, which APs often sell for profit.
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Hollingsworth did not lead to same-sex marriage nationally, the dramatic Prop 8 trial captured many imaginations, inspiring 8, a play by Dustin Lance Black, the HBO documentary The Case Against 8, and the books Forcing the Spring and Redeeming the Dream.
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Note that you'll usually get the best value from your points and miles when you redeem for travel, but if you're looking to cut down on cash expenses now, redeeming a small amount of your points for a purchase could make sense.
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When we booked our round-the-world flights, the customer service representative actually told us that we had "hit the jackpot," as they had never encountered anyone redeeming for round-the-world award tickets on business class before, let alone for four people.
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Many forms of nationalism have laid claims to a world-redeeming promise; many Christian sects have sought, in open or secret heresy, to find the sacred in the profane; many European Protestants have linked the soul's journey and the way to wealth.
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A taste: "Both shows are peddling a somewhat revolutionary idea...that we, the human race, may actually have some redeeming qualities; that our moral fiber might not yet have gone fully rancid..." Ariana Grande And Dua Lipa Are Joining Pop Culture's Lesbian Lookalike Party.
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The letter can be read in its entirety below: But while Rubin did reference Meek Mill's redeeming qualities, he also spoke honestly about his missteps in recent years, addressing his altercation at a Milwaukee airport and arrest on ATV riding charges in New York.
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I cried at the end of I, Tonya when the written epilogue says she wants people to know she's a good mother — not because that's one of the "redeeming" characteristics of Tonya Price, the Tonya of the media cycle, but because it gave me hope.
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Just look at what a (way smaller) humpback whale nearly did to these kayakers: Or how this one just casually pops his head up to remind everyone how small and weak they are: That's not to say that blue whales don't have some redeeming qualities.
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Chase Ultimate Rewards points are often worth more than 1 cent each toward travel — in fact, travel website The Points Guy values them at 2 cents apiece, so you're potentially getting double the value by redeeming your rewards as points rather than cash back.
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The fact that Trump was willing to create a position -- director of communications for the White House Public Liaison Office -- even after two past experiences with her (she was TV-fired twice by Trump) speaks to the fact that he found something redeeming about her.
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The Yankees walked away with a 11-5 victory against the Toronto Blue Jays, but it was an arduous, laborious slog that seemed to have only one redeeming quality: It kept the Yankees four games behind first-place Boston in the American League East.
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When it comes to redeeming points, you can book travel through Chase and get 1.5 cents per point (a 50% bonus over the standard 1-cent-per-point rate), or you can transfer your Ultimate Rewards to travel partners like Hyatt, British Airways, and United.
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Millennials are also redeeming more travel rewards than any other generation, based on a 2018 survey by Discover, even as the industry's traditional points and miles-based rewards programs don't always match up well with the wants of younger travelers, according to industry research.
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The measures currently in use entail halting sales of state and local government series Treasury securities, redeeming existing sales and suspending any new investments of civil service and Postal Service pension funds, and suspending reinvestments of the Government Securities Investment Fund and the Exchange Stabilization Fund.
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Having grown up in Tucson, Arizona, one of the sunniest cities in the world, I consider myself well-versed in the carcinogenic threat of UV exposure, the skin-sparing sanctity of shade, and the redeeming qualities of the sartorial atrocity that is the broad-brimmed hat.
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Over the past few years, she's acted alongside Meryl Streep; somehow managed to be the only redeeming part of that abysmal Han Solo movie; and masterminded three separate, fantastic TV shows—the best of which just earned a whopping 11 Emmy nominations, and deserves way more.
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" If things hit the fan when you brought up issues that are important to you, but you still think there are enough redeeming qualities in the person to give them a chance, it's worth it to say, "Can we talk about politics when we actually meet?
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So while it's understood the Trump allegations are an easier sell because sex always triumphs over substance, 23:1 and 11:0 is a prime example of a media that has gone off the rails with no hope of redeeming itself for some time, if ever.
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West has yet to provide any redeeming explanation of his behavior—on Thursday at The Fader he said he "put positive energy into the hat"— and every time he tries to explain where his head's at he just comes off like a dude who doesn't read.
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SINGAPORE, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Marine logistics firm Marco Polo said it has substantial doubt about being able to continue as a going concern due to a cash crunch, as it sought noteholders' approval to defer redeeming bonds worth S$50 million ($37 million) by three years.
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"We've been talking about this for a long time, about infusing our program with a greater sense of redeeming purpose,'' Mr. Allman told me, "and approaching it from a perspective of student well-being with a better sense of why students are going about this work.
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Because Delta's route network is so ubiquitous inside the US and because Delta SkyMiles are (relatively) easy to get, there are many different options for redeeming your miles with Delta and its partners in the SkyTeam alliance — though not all of them offer the best value.
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Any redeeming aspect of their respective agencies can be transferred to a place where enforcement must demonstrate its effectiveness when judged against other approaches, operate under an appropriate executive mission, and show a return on investment based on outcomes that improve the lives of ordinary Americans.
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Every other character acknowledges that Cersei loves her children deeply ("It's your one redeeming quality, that and your cheekbones," Tyrion told her in Season 2), so she of all characters would find it appalling to have sex on her son's corpse while she's still mourning him.
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It's always nice to see characters redeeming themselves—not in a moral way or even an ethical way, but more within the narrative—the redemption could be the end of the story, the end of the fable, the end of the honeymoon, going into a next stage of sorts.
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Certainly, part of Daenerys' character arc involves subverting fan expectations to create narrative conflict -- a straightforward journey to the Iron Throne makes for dull television, especially for a show whose appeal lies in the twists of morally good characters making unethical choices and seemingly depraved characters redeeming themselves.
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She says in the book Bobby Baker: Redeeming Features of Daily Life that she sought refuge in the works of Jane Austen and Virginia Woolf, reading A Room of One's Own at least once a month while studying at St. Martin's School of Art (now Central St. Martin's).
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A few of my favorite cardsHere are a few of my favorite cards that I carry in my walletChase Sapphire Reserve — The ability to redeem Ultimate Rewards at 1.5 cents per point has saved us tens of thousands of Ultimate Rewards in redeeming for cheap cash flights and hotels.
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In discussing public housing, Kanigel suggests that the notorious demolition of the enormous Pruitt-Igoe complex in St. Louis in 1972, after it had fallen into such misery and disrepair, must have been "an intellectually redeeming moment" for Jacobs, but in doing so he risks simulating her myopia.
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The first and most obvious: they lost their first game 22016-27 in a dreary, uninteresting affair against Colombia, then smacked Costa Rica 28-28 in a redeeming victory—thanks to a clever tactical shift after 22016 minutes from a 20143-22014-22014 to a 211-4-2.
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As a result, Prince earned his first Top 5 position in a decade and Billboard created a new rule, a version of which exists today: For a ticket bundle to count on the charts, the consumer must take a step to receive the music, like redeeming a coupon code.
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Mr. Bernstein's music and Jerome Robbins's choreography are often cited as the musical's redeeming features by its liberal defenders; a critical Los Angeles Times review of the 2009 Broadway revival nonetheless praised the "extraordinary variety and operatic fullness" of the score and the "ecstasy" of the dance numbers.
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The ticking clock might be a concern for some of the roughly 400,000 Model 3 reservation holders, who may be counting on redeeming the incentive, as Tesla hands out its first Model 3 cars to 30 employees on Friday, said Edmunds executive director of industry analysis, Jessica Caldwell.
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Almost as a way of redeeming himself, he joined the British Ministry of Information during the Second World War and travelled across Burma, China, and Egypt — photographing the deadly aftermath but at the same time, celebrating the beauty that survives war and the culture of aesthetics that outlives destruction.
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There is freedom in the storytelling, because without having to write a franchise that has to live in perpetuity, you can go places faster, and you can burn more brightly if you have to, because you don't have to keep the star burning for a hundred episodes, to keep characters redeeming.
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The movies never really showcased Anakin's redeeming qualities or explained why anyone should really care that he was turning evil — so by the end of the prequel trilogy, it didn't even feel like the good guys were losing anything by having such an annoying twerp turn to the dark side.
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Even if the 3 points per dollar you earn from the Chase Sapphire Reserve can score a higher redemption value, cash is simpler, more flexible, and offers real, immediate value, rather than the perceived value you can get redeeming points for a flight you'd never, ever actually pay for with money.
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If even a fraction of the Los Angeles art world would seize the moment to try to come to grips with the realities of the impact, both dire and redeeming, of culture on urban life, this city would be much more than just the new art capital the media buzzes about.
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I am not here to make the case that there is a new crisis in masculinity, or that we need to take special focus on redeeming our Millennial "lost boys"—the losers of a changing social hierarchy who posted once on 4chan as teenagers and turned into neo-Nazis as adults.
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Rather than antagonizing Aubrey's superstar take on local talent, it should be noted that OVO is putting artists on, filling a void, and ultimately redeeming the urban culture the city lost since its number one radio source for hip-hop, Flow 93.5, was bought out by CHUM media in 2010.
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And there is so much black and white thinking in the metal scene, everything about religion is bad—"There is not one redeeming thing about it, it's all a lie, it leads people astray, there is no higher creator"—and it's really hard when I encounter that way of thinking.
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While you&aposll usually get the most value out of credit card rewards by redeeming them for travel, you also have the option of using points to "erase" purchases from your credit card statement — and if saving money is your main goal this holiday season, this is an option worth considering.
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But it has also harbored redeeming stories, perhaps none more so than the universal acceptance and embrace of Robbie Rogers, of the Los Angeles Galaxy, who came out as gay three years ago, retired, then un-retired and has played well and entirely without incident in Major League Soccer ever since.
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To understand exactly how much havoc this bill would wreak if it were to become law, and whether it has any redeeming qualities at all, I spoke to Matthew Fiedler, a health economist who is currently a fellow at the Brookings Institution and worked on healthcare issues under the Obama administration.
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"Programs like this stay in the budget when they become jobs programs, and then senior members of Congress try to protect them, even if they have no redeeming value," said David Hobson, a former Republican congressman from Ohio who said he tried and failed to kill the MOX program while he was in the House.
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If you like redeeming your points for splashy, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, like a luxurious trip from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City to Singapore Changi Airport in a private suite on Singapore Airlines, 22.25,250 points will get you that round-trip ticket (and all the lobster thermidor you can handle).
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The test of Target Red is taking place in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for now, so members will be able to vote for local organizations who should receive Target's community giving funds, in addition to redeeming rewards online and in stores through the Wallet in Target's mobile app, which previously only worked with REDcard.
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" Michael Kinsley, a Vanity Fair columnist, piles on: "Many people have wondered why this clown should get to be president..." Jamil Smith, a columnist, argues Trump is such an awful liar that his one redeeming quality is "by lying to us, in a way he has made it impossible for us to lie to ourselves.
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The trip hit some rough patches—Khrushchev was royally pissed off to find he was banned from Disneyland, for instance—but one of the redeeming highlights for him was presenting President Dwight Eisenhower with honorary replicas of the sphere-shaped commemorative pennants Luna 2 had ejected onto the lunar surface before it wiped out.
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If I had never been into gaming, I seriously doubt that I would have pursued a career in IT. While I argue with my wife about the merits of gaming for our daughter, I feel that there are many redeeming qualities that can be gained through gaming, such as diligence, attention to detail, cooperation, and storytelling.
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Patty Jenkins's Wonder Woman now has the responsibility of redeeming the current iteration of the DC Cinematic Universe, and seems relatively well-positioned to do so: Gal Gadot's appearance as the legendary hero was arguably the best part of Dawn of Justice, and even DC skeptics have to be somewhat intrigued by the film's Word War I setting.
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd: * FAIRFAX ANNOUNCES EARLY REDEMPTION OF NOTES DUE MAY 15, 2021 * FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LTD - THERE IS $500 MILLION PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF NOTES CURRENTLY OUTSTANDING * FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS LTD - ON JUNE 15, 2018, IT IS REDEEMING ALL OF ITS OUTSTANDING 5.80% SENIOR NOTES DUE MAY 15, 2021 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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J.P. Morgan Chase last week said its credit-card customers were redeeming points faster than anticipated, resulting in a $330 million charge in an otherwise positive second-quarter earnings report Despite the uptick, only a select few are taking advantages of all the perks that reeled them in, according to Bill Hardekopf, credit card expert and CEO of Lowcards.com.
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Other credit cards that we considered that just missed the cutCapital One Venture card: You get a lot of perks, and solid rewards, in exchange for a $2600 annual fee that's waived the first year, but your options for redeeming miles for travel aren't the most competitive due to confusing transfer ratios and only one US airline partner.
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Unlike personal cardholders, folks with the Business Platinum get a refund of 35% of their points back when redeeming them through Pay With Points for all or part of a ticket with a select airline (the same one as designated for the $200 incidental fee refund) or for business or first-class flights on any airline.
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The O.C.'s Summer Roberts (Rachel Bilson), Gossip Girl's Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester), Pretty Little Liars' Alison DiLaurentis (Sasha Pieterse), Game of Thrones' Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey), Riverdale's Veronica Lodge (Camilla Mendes) — all of them possess redeeming qualities, endearing quirks, fuzzy emotional cores or a sad backstory defined by trauma that make you root for them despite their vicious impulses.
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If you're feeling the need to be reminded of some of 2016's redeeming factors, here are 10 of our favorite, most "faith in humanity restored" scientific discoveries that happened this year, in no particular order: Gravitational waves detected for the first time Gravitational waves, very simply, are ripples in gravitational fields caused by the movement of cosmic bodies, like black holes.
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Here are the clauses of the Internet of Wings's investment agreement that will be important for this transaction: To illustrate the process more clearly, we're going to show how each investor decides how they approach the choice between taking their liquidation preference payment or converting to common stock and redeeming their proportional share of the proceeds available to investors in their seniority level.
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And in a sense white America saying is that, "We&aposre redeeming ourselves this way, without us we would go back to old way - discrimination and racism and so forth," so, you know we have got the finger in the dike, and so affirmative action is just diversity, it&aposs this sort of new incarnation, a wretched idea with all sorts of perversions that follow from this idea of diversity.
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I count two songs on Everything Now that haven't completely given up on life: "Peter Pan," whose plinked keyboards and funkoid bassline are sparse enough to let the song's emotion breathe, and the penultimate "We Don't Deserve Love," whose climactic descending guitar hook suits both the queasy synth noodling in the verse and the quiet pathos of a romantic anthem that, after an album's worth of vitriol, aims to establish love as humanity's redeeming factor.
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Las Vegas, 280 miles from Los Angeles, isn't normally associated with saving significant money for a traveler bound for Southern California, but in this case, because I was buying four tickets for my family, it was worth changing my itinerary, even accounting for the higher price I paid for my rental car (a common problem related to open-jaw itineraries that can sometimes be solved by redeeming points for a one-way car rental).
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Best for travel rewards: Chase Sapphire PreferredAnnual fee: $95Pros: Great sign-up bonus, multiple options for redeeming points for travel, valuable travel protectionsCons: Other cards offer more competitive bonus categoriesIf you want to earn travel rewards, you'll find that Chase Ultimate Rewards points are the most user-friendly of the various bank currencies, which are also referred to as transferable points because you can transfer them over to various airline and hotel partners.
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But Dove's penetrating eye finds redeeming qualities in just about every person she interviews, from the despondent Vietnam vet who lives on a bare lot by the side of the road ("not a tree, not a bush, not a single burst of dandelion yellow or a sprinkle of violets") to the chatty old ladies at the nursing home, who play gin at 8 o'clock in the morning and gossip at all hours of the day and night.
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The best Marriott Bonvoy credit cards available in 2450:Best for occasional Marriott guests: Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Credit CardBest for luxury benefits: Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant™ American Express® CardIf you want multiple options for redeeming your points: Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or Chase Sapphire ReserveBest for small-business travelers: Marriott Bonvoy Business™ American Express® CardNo annual fee: Marriott Bonvoy Bold Credit CardMarriott is the largest hotel company in the world, with more than 2100,2000 properties around the world.
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The closeup of a shooter's fist, curling around the butt of his holstered firearm in readiness for the draw; the swing of saloon doors, admitting the quiet stranger whose very entrance halts the chatter within; the coward who skips town on the eve of battle, only to return in the redeeming hour of need: these and other details pop up in "The Magnificent Seven" not because they promote its emotional cause, or whip the narrative along, but as rusty quotations.
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