Families could roll over unused funds from year to year, and could roll over unused funds into college savings accounts.
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"I'll be watching to see if the recent roll over in the rail data, which has been disappointing, is followed up with a roll over in the railroad stocks," Maley said.
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The good news ... Ariana learned how to roll over.
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But in the U.S., they roll over, everybody rolls over.
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"You gonna roll over on your stomach?" one officer yells.
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"Ronald Reagan would roll over in his grave," he said.
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CDS may not be required to roll over old bonds.
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If you're not a bitch, then they roll over you.
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California is hardly going to roll over on this proposal.
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The practice allows banks to roll over the products constantly.
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Extra money accrued can roll over into the next year.
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Then you probably roll over and check your work email.
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Rebecca Holets said she's starting to communicate and roll over.
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Tickets for this year will roll over to next year.
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Balances in these accounts roll over to the following year.
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What's more, the unspent funds roll over year to year.
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Creditors would have to allow existing debt to roll over.
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Many payday loan borrowers "roll over " the loan multiple times.
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Unused tickets roll over and never expire for paying members.
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The force of the crash caused the SUV to roll over.
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But it's an achievement that inevitably won't roll over into 22020.
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I roll over and put my face on my husband's chest.
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These companies are not going to roll over on their tummies.
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The opposition has called for heads to roll over the blunder.
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All Newton could do was roll over and clutch his helmet.
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Argentina must roll over about $2202 billion in debt through 2628.
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He could roll over that stake to help facilitate a deal.
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Babies learn how to roll over, sit up, and hold things.
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"Did we roll over, or did we prevail with a fight?"
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The formal roll-over will take place in the coming days.
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They roll over a few times, but mostly she's under him.
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It may be that stocks roll over and bonds will rally.
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So far it has managed to roll over less than half.
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It is over to public investors to roll over or resist.
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The collision caused Uber's vehicle to roll over onto its side.
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Ezra wouldn't have been able to roll over yet, Overton said.
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I think they want me to roll over on Billy Walters.
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The Warriors are so good that they should roll over everyone.
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If it fails again, it may roll over in a decent way.
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If projects are cancelled, they may refuse to roll over existing loans.
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We expect the company to successfully roll over its domestic bank loans.
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"Facebook will go lower if the major indices roll over," he contended.
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Apple looks like it has completed an upleg and may roll over.
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That means the jackpot will roll over to an estimated $675 million.
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The credits roll over her peaceful face, which is just goddamn eerie.
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Some firms have defaulted on debt as they cannot roll over loans.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Roll over Beethoven and prepare to be Disturbed.
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Returns on capital decline as banks roll over loans to struggling companies.
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They roll over roads through forested hills, along highways clogged with trucks.
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You roll over, toss the mat off the bed, and sleep soundly.
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Sale, Sox roll over Yankees NEW YORK — Chris Sale still gets strikeouts.
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Calling it "capitalism" would make Adam Smith roll over in his grave.
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I roll over and immediately get a huge cramp in my left leg.
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For one thing, official Washington isn't going to roll over and play dead.
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After that, infants tend to be able to roll over on their own.
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I wake up and roll over and look at her, and I'm inspired.
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To roll over on tariffs today would invite further, more damaging assaults tomorrow.
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If necessary, a government can roll over a budget for a second year.
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"Iran is not going to roll over and accept this," FGE analysts wrote.
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Now Hillary hires her DNC chair and wants you to just roll over.
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Credits roll over from month to month if you do not use them.
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To roll over when your picture gets exposed without your permission or consent?
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that "heads should roll" over the scandal.
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Trump isn't willing to roll over to the world community like President Obama!
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Firms, unable to roll over their debts, must cut spending to save money.
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She wasn't able to roll over for many months, wasn't able to crawl.
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That gives you a balance to roll over for future years and invest.
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Thunder roll over Mavs DALLAS — Oklahoma City is a frustrating team to play.
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But they're kind of okay if they roll over it and crush it.
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I don't think these are anywhere near ready to roll over yet, Rover.
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Profit margins will likely roll over as well due to higher input costs.
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This bike can roll over a bump on its own, staying perfectly upright.
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He seemed to roll over in his mind the reality of these stakes.
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JIM CRAMER: They must think it's about to roll over at every minute?
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"But it's equally true that we're not going to roll over," Walsh continued.
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Can anyone please roll over this dog so she can sleep in peace?
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Just you, your survival ride, and hordes of the undead to roll over.
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The credits don't "roll over," so you lose them if you don't use them.
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The green light doesn't mean that regulators will roll over for other deals however.
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The banks are unlikely to be able to roll over all the maturing loans.
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And finally, ClassPass will now allow members to roll over 10 credits a month.
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"I do not expect them to roll over and accept this regulation," said Jenson.
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I roll over to cuddle T., but he is already out of bed. Score!
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"My non-existent Roman grandmother would roll over in her grave," Brioza says, drily.
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Tilly wasn't able to sit up or roll over, and she wasn't growing properly.
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Do you roll over 1.8 million barrels or do you throw in another 500,000?
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Fortunately, they were handcuffed and couldn't roll over and make a grab for me.
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I mean, honestly, I think that's the next thing that's going to roll over.
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If those start to roll over, [it] might be a signal something is changing.
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From being unable to move, to roll over, walk, feed herself...it amazed me.
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I roll over and snuggle into my girlfriend, P., and go back to sleep.
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Ms. Brazell stopped using the Rock 'n Play when he began to roll over.
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But Bloomberg didn't roll over in this debate, answering the criticism sufficiently with counterexamples.
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Every 12 months, you can also roll over one 529 plan into the other.
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We have to resist the urge to roll over and go with the flow.
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The family has temporary residence that will roll over into permanent in three years.
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If they stall and roll over and go negative, that will be very ugly.
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But Mitch McConnell already knew he had the votes to roll over his adversary.
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To paraphrase the immortal Chuck Berry, roll over Lincoln and tell FDR the news!
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The company has always been able to roll over its short-term bank loans.
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Oal-é Roll over, quinoa, this new grain has a dash in its name!
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"At the moment, any one of them could roll over equities," according to Hogan.
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The act did not look easy, like one boulder trying to roll over another.
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Many health savings accounts roll over year over year, so balances accumulate and grow.
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The current business model relies on borrowers needing to refinance or roll over existing loans.
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Perhaps the easiest thing to do during enrollment is to roll over last year's benefits.
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And on the manufacturing front, we have seen some surveys roll over in Chicago, ISM.
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Roll over the bar chart to see how each state scores by category in 2016.
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I almost get up, but I roll over and cuddle with G. for awhile instead.
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And not roll over for them and give them these perks and things like that.
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Double Robotics' new Double 2 robot can roll over obstacles like wires without toppling over.
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Now, Egypt's decided that more than just poor Tut's head must roll over the debacle.
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Catalonia's weak budgetary performance means the region is likely to roll over the ST debt.
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We'd roll over on our empty stomachs and count roasted lambs till we fell asleep.
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Would the contracts of the more than 100 fighters currently signed with WSOF roll over?
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Stanford has won its last two games and doesn't figure to roll over for Oregon.
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Car tires roll over them and it sounds like rocks crashing against a tin roof.
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Let's hope they don't roll over for corporations the way the party establishment has been.
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Watch the lighting dance in this #timelapse as we roll over the California coast. pic.twitter.
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That means the jackpot will roll over to an estimated $675 million for Saturday's drawing.
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They will not roll over like rent-controlled tenants blocking construction of a Manhattan skyscraper.
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Wednesday morning I woke up, and I didn't roll over and look at my phone.
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Nearly half of customers borrow or roll over debt at least ten times per year.
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Perhaps moderators will roll over for Trump like Matt Lauer did in NBC's candidate forum.
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People want us to be sexy warriors who roll over and play dead on command.
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Price's is the most high-profile head to roll over ethical questions in Trump's Washington.
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If you don't use all of yours, up to 10 credits roll over each month.
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"My dad would roll over in his grave to think I'd vote Republican," he said.
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Roll over the bar chart to see how each state scores by category in 2017.
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The government's not just going to move and roll over and do right by people.
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There is no deadline for withdrawing the funds; unused balances roll over year to year.
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Cinderella doesn't just roll over and think the fairy godmother is going to show up twice.
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"Ronald Reagan would roll over in his grave," Obama said of recent GOP praise of Russia.
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The RMLC says it "will not roll over in the face of the baseless, bullying lawsuit."
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That would make it impossible for Turkish banks to roll over billions of dollars in debt.
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"After a few minutes, Coach Hastert told me to roll over onto my back," Cross said.
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"We knew they weren't just going to roll over and die," Senators forward Mark Stone said.
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However, we still believe Pemex will need to roll over maturities for more than $6.0 billion.
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And if that rolls over, then all of a sudden you see the confidence roll over.
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Hannah falls to the pavement and the officer orders her to roll over onto her stomach.
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But it will be difficult to execute if the global economic and market cycles roll over.
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And no, your days don't roll over if you don't use all 30 in a month.
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And economic sanctions against Russia for aggression in Ukraine are set to roll over in July.
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Typically, Friday's tech-led selling would roll over into Monday as investors fled to safer stocks.
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If drilling in ANWR is approved, for example, heavy equipment will roll over previously pristine land.
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It's Saturday morning, and you, groggy and dreadfully hungover, roll over onto—oh, my, what's that?
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Some witnesses told officials that they saw the plane crash and roll over, the canopy jettisoned.
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Consumer confidence tends to roll over fairly in advance of a recession and that hasn't happened.
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Conference organizers said earlier that passes, sponsorship arrangements, and bookings will roll over and remain valid.
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Some employers have grace periods or the option to roll over $500 to the following year.
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He said "Ronald Reagan would roll over in his grave" at Republican voters' warming to Putin.
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Some seem to think that after regaining the White House, they can roll over their opposition.
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The bank sold $300 million in currency swaps on Tuesday morning to roll over March maturities.
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Conference organizers said earlier that passes, sponsorship arrangements and bookings will roll over and remain valid.
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Second, they can allow employees to roll over a maximum of $500 into next year's account.
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Thank goodness that he doesn&apost just roll over and let these smaller nations push him around.
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I hear him feed them their breakfast, so I roll over and sleep for another few minutes.
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"Mom could live more than a year, and we will roll over any additional funds," she said.
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"You're seeing all the sectors start to roll over one by one," he said at the time.
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But, those credits do not roll over from month to month — it's use it or lose it.
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At this moment, the best advice is to roll over their 401(k)s into an IRA.
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You can flip Netflix 90 degrees clockwise or counter clockwise, depending on which way you roll over.
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The EU wanted to roll over the current system of mutual access to fishing waters after Brexit.
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"When I roll over I can't sleep because I have these images in my mind," she says.
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You&aposre not facing an injured Eagle that&aposs just going to let you roll over them.
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Extension/refinancing could be classified as a DDE if some banks continue to roll over these obligations.
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" And to Cramer, the facts are simple: "Some stocks just refuse to roll over and play dead.
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule — any unused funds will roll over year to year.
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While we are fighting through the work week, this baby bear is just trying to roll over.
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You'd roll over to the other side and there was a picture of him on the dresser.
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In a sale scenario, Walgreens CEO Stefano Pessina could roll over the 16% of Walgreens he controls.
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And if you roll over them, it only shows a handful of which names picked which reaction.
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Wright stuff: Sox roll over Dodgers LOS ANGELES — Knuckleballer Steven Wright couldn't have scripted a better homecoming.
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So I roll over, set my wobbly feet on the ground, and gulp half a bottle. There.
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In those, you can consistently roll over the opposition, regardless of how shitty a day you've had.
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"Now that they consolidated power, you're starting to see some of the data roll over," Arone said.
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They have tried to deny Democratic presidents a chunk of judgeships, hoping the nominations will roll over.
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He was on his back, and looked like he would like to roll over onto his side.
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If the organization has not received at least $100, the funds will roll over until it has.
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What possible reason do Democrats have to roll over — except that that's what they have always done?
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule: Any unused funds will roll over year to year.
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My SEC bias might be showing, but I expect Auburn to roll over Minnesota in this game.
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I'm angry at the Republicans because the Republicans roll over and allow this stuff to take place.
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I watched a cloud bank slowly roll over a cliff, rearranging itself like a gauzy muslin scarf.
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But one thing is now clear: North Korea isn't going to just roll over and play dead.
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Celtics roll over 76ers PHILADELPHIA — A snowstorm wiped out Saturday's game between the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers.
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Tank treads instead of wheels should allow R2-D2 to easily roll over uneven surfaces and even carpeting.
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I moan that it's in my leather jacket and roll over, swearing not to drink alcohol ever again.
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In all, it reckons roughly $108 billion of debt maturing through July 2019 had high roll-over risk.
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However, he is under no immediate pressure as he can simply roll over the 2017 budget for months.
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And I don't see them as, you know, someone who's going to roll over easily regarding safety issues.
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Once infants reach 3 months of age, they tend to be able to roll over on their own.
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Last year it obliged banks to switch customers who repeatedly roll over credit-card debt to cheaper loans.
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Also, with U.S. interest rates rising, investors could demand higher and higher yields to "roll over" maturing debt.
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Your qualifying nights can also roll over to the following year, giving you more time to accrue rewards.
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I roll over the bottom few inches so the tag is covered and hope that nobody else notices.
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Savers may lose those protections once they roll over their retirement plan savings into an individual retirement account.
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"She's starting to learn how to roll over and is 'talking' to me a lot more," he says.
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This talented pup already knows the commands: sit, lie down, shake, come, and is working on roll over.
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Domestically, traders are also awaiting cues from the roll-over of monthly derivatives contracts later in the day.
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Following the roll-over of the 2015 budget, authorised expenditure in 2015 is prevented from increasing in 2016.
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Whether it's taking communion, clipping our nails, or teaching our dog to roll over, rituals reinforce our lives.
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The housing market is showing signs of turning already, a classic precursor to a broader economic roll over.
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Another issue is whether the ECB would simply roll over old TLTROs or let banks take new loans.
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The question is whether everyone should just roll over and capitulate as if the ideological grab never happened.
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He expected some of the demand to roll over to April, narrowing the backwardation between March and April.
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Let me just roll over the Like button like so...Oh wait, you can't "react" to a comment?
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The report also said Argentina would roll over all of its short-term treasury notes into next year.
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule, meaning any unused funds will roll over year to year.
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule: Any unused funds will roll over to the next year.
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There should be plenty of passing on Sunday given the Patriots are expected to roll over New York.
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For another five weeks, they were supposed to make sure he didn't roll over, didn't jump, didn't run.
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The plastics index has begun to "roll over," he said, falling 6 percent from its 52-week high.
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They were then required to roll over to their side and lift a buttock, thereby exposing their anus.
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"Neither Europe or Japan is going to roll over on autos the way Mexico basically has," Hufbauer says.
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And if things roll over, we might want to look at the northern European countries, rather than Spain.
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Fitch expects the NBK to roll over swaps, if required, to allow banks to close open currency positions.
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In reaction, the orchestra does not exactly roll over; rather, it seems to grow intrigued by the soloist.
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If we are divided, Trump, the Republicans, even now, when they control the Senate, will roll over us.
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She refuses to roll over — but also knows she's unlikely to suddenly upend the system she lives in.
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That's double the current price of MoviePass, and the movie allowance doesn't roll over from week to week.
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"That's kind of just how we roll over here, man," said Christian Yelich, the Brewers' star right fielder.
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CHINA CBANK ENCOURAGES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TO ROLL OVER OR EXTEND LOANS FOR FIRMS HEAVILY AFFECTED BY VIRUS OUTBREAK
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"If bond yields don't roll over, this market will suddenly start seeming a lot more expensive," he explained.
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"You can run those tires at very low pressure so they'll roll over obstacles much easier," he said.
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I like the wide waistband that looks like it won't roll over if you're hiking or bending over.
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" Specifically, he points to the relative strength index, which he says "started to roll over a week prior.
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Once a suspect realizes that a whistleblower has exposed them, they can either roll over or dig in.
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Or, if an elderly person falls, Ballie can roll over so they can ask it to call 911.
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Commodity prices, copper in particular, appear to have peaked, as well, and seemingly have begun to roll over.
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The council ended up adopting a six-month technical roll over to allow the mission to keep operating.
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A roll-over in Boeing and declines in Microsoft and Procter & Gamble led the 30-stock average lower.
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In none of these cases did dictators simply roll over and give up after a weekend of dialogue.
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Israel is intent on showing that resistance is futile, that Palestinians must roll over and accept their fate.
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As new loans replace old ones—eg, as homeowners roll over two-year fixed-rate mortgages—margins are shrinking.
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"That could be an additional boost for Asia once the U.S. dollar strength starts to roll over," he said.
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However, more than half of these companies will allow you to roll over only a limited number of days.
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Surging Mariners roll over Rangers ARLINGTON, Texas — The Seattle Mariners arrived in Texas looking to revive their playoff hopes.
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I'd awake with no provocation, roll over to check my phone, and mutter a string of my favorite swears.
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"It can't roll over, it can't crawl away, it relies on you for every single feed," Chiu told Insider.
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Cofounder and CEO of Ellevest Sallie Krawcheck They roll over their credit card debt instead of paying it off.
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Iraq's oil minister said in London OPEC was expected to roll over the deal and discuss deepening the curbs.
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Because if they thought we were going to roll over they don't know Ariana and they don't know me.
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Donald Trump is going to war against The New York Times, and the newspaper is refusing to roll over.
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Though the NFL star managed to roll over, it was quickly apparent he was having trouble moving his legs.
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"I think this group of stocks, specifically Netflix, is ready to roll over along with the broader market," TradingAnalysis.
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The days, she added, can roll over, and can be cashed out when they retire or can be transferred.
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That means the advisors who roll over your assets may or may not be working in your best interest.
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When Teixeira hits right-handed, his right hand tends to roll over more forcefully, leading to more line drives.
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One investment bank is urging investors to prepare for the U.S. economy to roll over as early as 2018.
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If the SEC ever does allow a mainstream ETF, institutions' shares could roll over into that product, Lopez said.
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God love him, he had a big beautiful head and it took him a long time to roll over.
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The number of times that people could roll over their loans into newer and pricier ones would be curtailed.
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Something would wake up in him and he'd roll over to her side of the bed and stroke her.
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We've got to carry that into Game 6 because they're not going to roll over and we know that.
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But we'll be watching closely to see whether they roll over on the rest of Trump's populist nationalist agenda.
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Roll over "User Agent," and in the menu that appears, select the option that has "iPhone" at the end.
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The foot cubby was a bit narrow, but still spacious enough for me to be able to roll over.
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But both your 401(k) and one of those trained pooches I hear about sometimes can both ROLL OVER.
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Roll over your 401(k)Don't forget about any money you contributed to a 401(k) through your employer.
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This is because the pre-tax contributions Americans contribute roll over annually and grow to cover greater medical expenses.
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The abrupt change in terms followed two attempts to roll over the bond, which attracted low participation among investors.
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The president also contended Biden would roll over in trade talks with China if he won the White House.
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But when the Thunder really roll over teams is when their frontline is pounding the paint and commanding attention.
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And do not allow the debt to roll over, because that is when finance charges start to pile up.
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Last year, VA's life-saving Veterans Crisis Line had a call roll-over rate that often surpassed 85033 percent.
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Fisher-Price had previously warned consumers to stop using the product when infants can roll over and possibly fall.
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But they also asked for the ability to roll over operations and maintenance funds into the next fiscal year.
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Nader had criticized the Corvair's handling and stability, as well as its tendency to roll over during sharp turns.
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"The bears argue the U.S. auto industry has peaked and is ready to roll over," Stevens said on the call.
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"You expect to see a dog roll over, you don't expect to see a dogs kissing a cow," he teases.
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Its supporters had long complained that its leaders were "roll-over republicans", letting the DUP get away with too much.
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The hard thing is when you keep your fund the same small size ... KS: They're going to roll over everybody.
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Argentina must also roll over or replace about $50bn of debt falling due over the remainder of 2018 and 2019.
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Authorities described the crash as a "roll-over collision," announcing in a statement that one person died in the accident.
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Vanity aside, it's not an acquisition that even the roll-over regulators of the various U.S. agencies will swallow easily.
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As a result, unscrupulous advisors could still roll over your assets into inappropriate investments or products that are too expensive.
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Frequently the trade of choice was tom/next but lower stocks mean there is now less metal to roll over.
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"I was still hog-tied, so my arms were behind me when I had to roll over," she reminded us.
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TPG will roll over some of its equity into the new public company, one of the people told the Journal.
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I'm not going to just roll over and let them attempt to reclaim this haircut simply because they want it.
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If the bear rolls you over, roll over again so that the backpack is up and you are face down.
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He gets up to get ready for work, and I roll over to try and sleep for a bit more.
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It breaks the laws of old-fashioned national and local governments with impunity (just watch; London will roll over eventually).
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That means the prize will roll over to the next drawing on Wednesday, for an estimated jackpot of $2292 billion.
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The remaining assets in IRAs are from when employees roll over their 401(k) plans and other workplace retirement plans.
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But they can receive significant fees when advising clients to "roll over" assets from employer-sponsored retirement plans into IRAs.
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The second, speculative financing, is a little riskier: companies can cover their interest payments but must roll over their principal.
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It also has short term external debt of more than 20 percent of GDP that it needs to roll over.
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The video starts out with Luke lying on the pavement as officers tell him to roll over onto his back.
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Babies didn't have fine motor skills; it took weeks for them to learn to lift their heads, to roll over.
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According to Bloomberg, parents' Prime benefits will roll over to their children's accounts, including benefits like streaming, gaming and shipping.
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Certainly, it would be a reassuring message to our base that we're not going to roll over and play dead.
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Red Sox roll over visiting Twins BOSTON — Steven Wright has proven to be a tired bullpen's best friend this season.
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Some months, she manages to "roll over" spare cash from the previous month to put even more toward her loans.
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You may be able to roll over at least some of those unused days to 2018, or cash them out.
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Other lenders found it harder to roll over the short-term debt with which they had financed their rapid growth.
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For one, while Lyft says that it expects Motivate's contracts with cities to roll over, that may not be guaranteed.
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Remember, Trump attended the National Championship game in person and watched LSU roll over Clemson in a 42-25 victory.
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"The principle to roll over the debt has been struck but we do need to meet certain conditions," he said.
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When the F.B.I. asked Apple to unlock a terrorist's iPhone last year, Apple didn't just roll over and do it.
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"We send to the Afghan people the message that the UN stands by them, we don't just simply roll over."
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As an infant, Blake reached developmental milestones, learning to roll over, sit up and crawl at all the right times.
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Not only is it harder to repay the debt, but it's also harder to roll over loans when they come due.
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Another possibility is to roll over an old 401(k) into your current plan, as long as your company allows it.
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Regulators reportedly said in August they would encourage banks to roll over loans to smaller firms without requiring repayment of principal.
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Charter's policy chief Rachel Welch said that the U.S. should "put its own stamp" and not just roll over GDPR principles.
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"Markets at the moment are increasingly looking like they may be ready to roll over," he said in a Friday note.
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"Sam Walton would roll over in his grave if he saw the red ink these new initiatives will bear," he said.
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"I think the stock will more than likely roll over, and that's what the options market is telling us," he added.
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In a worst-case scenario, Japanese lenders could refuse to roll over maturing debt or stop providing new loans, Choi said.
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Streaking Rangers roll over Mariners ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers aren't unbeatable at home, but it sure seems that way recently.
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"We're incorporating a lot of ideas from Texas, and we're not just going to roll over any longer," says Mr Newsom.
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Should she roll over her $250,000 nest egg and withdraw some of the funds to help her through the career transition?
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I roll over to see my partner, P., still sound asleep and our pup very much awake and ready to play.
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Unlike use-it-or-lose-it flexible spending accounts, HSA balances roll over year after year, with tax-free investment growth.
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The special bonds sold on Tuesday were a roll-over of 600 billion yuan worth of government bonds due on Aug.
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I turn off the alarm, roll over, grab my phone, and check to see what emails might have come in overnight.
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The two companies have been on a roll over the past year, turning some of Hostess' most popular pastries into cereal.
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For example, he says, short-term maturities allow bond-holders to more frequently roll over the principal at higher interest rates.
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"He wanted to get the double play, so he wanted me to roll over that changeup a little bit," Conforto said.
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" When Anthony lies on the ground, the officer, joined by another apparent member of law enforcement, demands that he "roll over.
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If the borrower cannot pay in full, they can roll over what they owe into another loan, triggering the same charges.
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There are compelling reasons to believe it will roll over into a bear market, but getting the timing right is tricky.
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Nevertheless, the regional government has large access to external liquidity so that it can roll over debt in the medium term.
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Any unused credits will roll over for three months, in case parents get busy and can't use the credits right away.
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"People should never roll over and die," says Tommi Mecca, director of counseling on the Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco.
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" But Richard Greenfield, a media and technology analyst at BTIG, said Comcast is "not going to give up and roll over.
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The other 16 holders of DIA's bank debt had already agreed to roll over the existing financing, L1 said last week.
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The fear is that this time Putin may have interfered to acquire an ally who likewise will roll over for him.
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Companies, enjoying stronger revenues and lower taxes, have less need to borrow and roll over existing debt when it comes due.
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All banks depend on a constant flow of borrowed money that they lend to customers or use to roll over debts.
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The real estate market has stagnated, with deeply indebted developers forced to pay steep interest rates to roll over their debts.
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If possible, try to twist as you go down to land on a side and then roll over to your back.
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But I'm less upset with Trump himself than watching all the other conservatives who decided to roll over and support him.
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A roll-over in tech stocks, valuation concerns and worries about protectionist U.S. policies knocked the major indexes from their records.
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"It is all cash, so there is no capital gains tax roll-over relief," he said of the Pacific Consortium offer.
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Savers may choose to roll over their retirement funds because they have changed employers or want to access different investment options.
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When I changed careers, I decided to roll over my retirement accounts to have more control over how they were invested.
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On one hand, it can be inconvenient to not have the option to roll over your balance to the next month.
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The balance does not roll over with most FSA accounts — if you don't use it for qualified expenses, you lose it.
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The bull market is at a mature stage, but we do not believe it is ready to roll over just yet.
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Investors in many futures products will typically roll over their contract into the next month, but with bitcoin nothing is certain.
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In the confrontation over tax between big business and Ms Vestager, neither side is likely to roll over any time soon.
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And if the pool wins a smaller prize, the app allows you to roll over those winnings to the next pool.
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Allowing individuals to roll over the balance in their MyFlex Account, year over year, would also incentivize asset building over time.
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It can roll over, put objects in a dishwasher, open doors, and bring its owner a cold drink from the fridge.
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Business investment tends to roll over into a recession, and that hasn't really happened outside of the oil and gas sector.
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And with credit card interest hitting record highs, it can be more expensive than ever to let that monthly balance roll over.
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If you open a new Roth IRA to roll over Roth 401(k) funds, that move re-starts the five-year clock.
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Japanese institutions could find themselves unable to roll over short-term dollar funding, forcing them to sell assets quickly to repay loans.
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A spray paint-wielding artiste drew a penis on the route, forcing competitors to roll over the phallic distraction on live television.
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The baby sleeps between her and her husband now, so that she can just roll over when the baby needs to eat.
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Goldman Sachs on Wednesday said it expects OPEC+ to roll over the policy, given the "historically high" uncertainty in the oil market.
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Thanks to month-to-month roll-over data, it was already somewhat difficult to hit your data cap on Simple Choice plans.
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Many analysts think the U.S. economy, with the labour market its tightest in 50 years, by some measures, will soon roll over.
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I roll over until the baby does a long rumbling "aaaaaahhhhhhhh" over the monitor to let me know it is indeed morning.
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Garner said the issue with contango is that just when investors think natural gas will bottom, the futures contracts will roll over.
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I remember wanting him to roll over or to sit up or to start eating on his own or to start talking.
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You might be kicking yourself for not using your MoviePass this month, or wishing more of your ClassPass credits would roll over.
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In Oklahoma, a truck driver was killed near El Reno in a roll-over crash likely caused by high winds, police said.
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Britain is seeking to roll over around 40 EU bilateral trade deals ahead of its exit from the bloc in 36 days.
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If the city and its leaders don't want to roll over like a dog needing its belly scratched first, good for them.
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There are a lot of tricks you can teach your pet — fetch, roll over, play dead, bark on command, and so on.
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There are macros and anti-ghosting and a gaming mode and "10-key roll over" but to be honest I don't care.
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Thanks to the tax overhaul, families can roll over money that's in a 529 plan into an ABLE account without any penalties.
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Another proposal in the pipeline: Allow families to roll over excess 529 money into Roth IRAs, since both have similar tax treatments.
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For example, brokers can receive significant fees when they advise clients to "roll over" assets from employer-sponsored retirement plans into IRAs.
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Steelers roll over banged-up Vikings PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers are getting the breaks when it comes to opposing quarterbacks this season.
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Instead of grippy feet, the robot, nicknamed King Louie, has wheels made with piano wire that help it roll over uneven ground.
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His mouth is bloody as he is ordered to roll over even though another officer has a knee planted on his stomach.
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Turkish banks need to roll over as much as $45 billion in loans that must be paid in dollars, Fitch Ratings estimates.
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Many villages are reachable only by "banana boats," single-engine skiffs that 12-foot waves sometimes roll over or smash into cliffs.
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It's time for Congress to wake from its snooze and for citizens to brace themselves not to roll over, but to roar.
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Separately, the Desk will continue to roll over at auction all principal payments from the Federal Reserve's holdings of maturing Treasury securities.
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Separately, the Desk will continue to roll over at auction all principal payments from the Federal Reserve's holdings of maturing Treasury securities.
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Previously, Chinese issuers were able to roll over maturing bonds through the issuance of new instruments, but bond exchanges simplify the process.
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Roll over the map, zoom in and tap to see where your state ranks — and whether your neighbors are pulling their weight.
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Democrats who roll over for Gorsuch will not win over the support of Republican voters, but they'll lose the enthusiasm of Democrats.
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The Hornets put together an excellent performance Wednesday night to easily roll over the Denver Nuggets 216-248 at the Spectrum Center.
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And what if the snot rocket rolled out the window and gained so much steam it threatened to roll over the town?
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They say Schumer is merely playing a part to satisfy the party's liberal base and demonstrate Democrats won't roll over to McConnell.
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It would permit participants to roll over lifetime income options to an IRA that provides the same or similar lifetime income protection.
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It also makes for more peaceful mornings because I don't immediately roll over in bed to check my Instagram feed or emails.
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If growing anxiety were to cause spreads to blow out, highly geared firms would find it costlier to roll over their debt.
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The majority state-owned bank did not roll over its last syndicated loan in July 2017, which was secured a year earlier.
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America is never a nation to roll over and die, so physicians and scientists got to work researching causes and preventive measures.
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Maybe this would be worth it if Putin's intimidation campaign had convinced Western countries to roll over and cede Ukraine to him.
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"China has been stretching the cycle and trying to roll over all the loans so nobody goes bankrupt," he told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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I roll over to my flu-infested girlfriend, A., who rubs my head in an attempt to ease the pain to no avail.
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And he says that if the EU does not roll over, it would be "vanishingly inexpensive" for Britain to leave with no deal.
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Open interest can fluctuate sharply each month, particularly towards the end of a quarter when investors either close out or roll over positions.
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Under federal tax rules you can only roll over $500 a year, so if you don't use your savings, you'll lose that money.
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Domestic debt roll-over risk is limited, as 91% of the debt stock is held by the central bank and state-owned banks.
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Owners will receive their 400kWh of credit annually on their delivery anniversary, and the credits will not roll over from year to year.
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But I think it's kind of sad that when I wake up in the morning, I roll over and just grab my phone.
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Last week, it didn't roll over 230 billion yuan ($33.3 billion) of maturing six-month funding through a medium-term lending facility (MLF).
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Compensatory time doesn't roll over year to year and the employer must pay the employee in money for unused additional paid time off.
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If your condom is inside-out, it won't be able to roll over the penis or dildo, and you'll quickly realize your mistake.
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Fund managers have become less bullish despite increasingly strong indications from OPEC that it will roll over production cuts for another six months.
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The other is that Turkey still has a large external financing requirement – it requires large capital inflows to roll over maturing external debts.
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Each rally that we've seen has been shorter than the prior, momentum indicators are starting to roll over indicating ... buying interest is waning.
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The fabric feels soft and smooth on my skin, and the low waistband doesn't squeeze stomach or roll over when I'm sitting down.
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This is that morning when you wake up, roll over and discover that the person lying there next you is not Sam Sifton.
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"He thought he'd get a friendly judge, and we would roll over," says O'Brien, who is now the executive editor of Bloomberg View.
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If lawmakers can't pull off passing a lower corporate tax rate, Cashin warned, stocks could "roll over" — and not in a good way.
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Goldfajn added during a press conference in Davos that the bank plans to roll over currency swap contracts due to expire in February.
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Spain's Socialist government was forced to roll over the 2018 budget to this year after its 2019 budget proposal was defeated in parliament.
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Right now, your tongue is starting to come down—about ready to roll over in bed and light a tiny little tongue cigarette.
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If for some reason you've changed the default program, right-click the file, roll over "Open with," and select "Photos" from the list.
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But don't think for a second that he and his powerful, often sanctimonious team are going to roll over and accept a ban.
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Water springs out from the ground, forming ephemeral wetlands and streams that roll over rocks and logs before disappearing into the Earth again.
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Maggie's response to the Saviors isn't necessarily to fight back immediately, but it's also not to roll over in the face of them.
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A tour guide on a Segway saw Mr. Barkan outside the Capitol and briefly abandoned her tour to roll over and meet him.
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Thoreau, who in addition to "Walden" also wrote the essay "Wild Apples," would roll over in his grave to consider his subject's fate.
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Goldman Sachs said an uncertain macroeconomic outlook and volatile oil production from Iran and others could lead OPEC to roll over supply cuts.
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You roll over only to feel that tug — you know the one — that reminds you just how short your charging cable really is.
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Sometimes you can also roll over the older 401(k) into your new employer's plan and keep all your savings in one place.
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Another thing that many people who want to do an early roll over of their 4013(k) fail to consider is pure choice.
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This, along with a reengineering of the cushion the wheels have when they roll over objects, results in a much more stable Kuri.
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If you sleep near your phone (and most Americans do), it's easy to roll over and start mindlessly scrolling through your inbox. Don't.
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It will likely roll over the Carolinas on Sunday and be off the coast by Sunday afternoon at the latest, Mr. Speybroeck said.
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You may swaddle your newborn to sleep until they can roll over on their own, which usually begins around four to six months.
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If the Republican senators roll over for Dershowitz's argument, they won't get a do-over when similar circumstances emerge under a Democratic president.
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"If you roll over and say to your spouse that you just had the coolest dream, you're going to lose it," Stickgold says.
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If no ticket matches the six numbers drawn in the lottery, the jackpot will roll over to the next drawing, on March 21.
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That's when the remnants of Hurricane Rosa are expected to roll over Arizona and parts of Southern California, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado.
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They've only very recently begun to roll over and the company I'm going to mention today would be affected by that as well.
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Jarana said in April the airline has reached an agreement in principle with lenders to roll over 9.2 billion rand ($631.00 million) of debt.
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Why didn&apost you just roll over one night and tell your husband, the president, that his zero tolerance policy was cruel and inhumane?
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The minister said that if a decision were taken at that meeting to roll over cuts, then Saudi Arabia would stay within those limits.
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"In a sudden stop of capital flows, roll-over risks will mount and financing of the current account deficit will be difficult," JPM added.
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So busted up as he aged he'd lie at the edge of the porch, roll over from exhaustion tumbling into the bed of cacti.
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On Movie Club, unused tickets roll over, subscribers can bring friends along for the lower price, and there's a 20 percent concession stand discount.
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But accepting Trump as the legitimately elected president does not mean opponents need to just roll over and accept whatever Trump wants to do.
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About a third of respondents said that they plan on taking advantage of the fact that their company lets them roll over unused days.
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Perhaps most troubling about Foxconn's presence is the state's willingness to help roll over its own citizens located near the company's proposed factory site.
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In 2018, the most you could contribute to an FSA was $2,650 a year, and you can roll over $265 to the following year.
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Heather [Dubrow], Vicki [Gunvalson] and Tamra [Judge] – the four of us roll over an ATV, and two of our costars get seriously, seriously hurt.
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When the crabs are especially large, these otters roll over on their backs to catch dropped food on their tummies — fierce, furry, and practical.
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We recommend firing up the biggest monitor you can find, putting on some trippy music, and letting the cloud-waves roll over you. [Vimeo]
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And with the exception of Foggy, all the other characters seem to roll over for him — even if it goes against their best interests.
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I notice that I was paid for some PTO days that didn't roll over from last year, because I had too many unused days.
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Teams that didn't land Durant either roll over their cap space to next summer or splurge on the remaining talent in this year's pool.
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In an already fractured conference, Thursday's vote could set up significant precedent for conservative Republicans to roll over their moderate counterparts in future battles.
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The structure of futures prices implies that OPEC and non-OPEC producers will agree to roll over their output curbs in May and June.
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That's allowed lawmakers to roll over deficits, creating a growing payment backlog that now represents about 20 percent of total spending, according to Moody's.
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Morgan Stanley expects the administration to roll over waivers for China, India and Turkey in May and tighten exemptions for Japan and South Korea.
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You haven't lived until you've laid down in a field with a cow or caused a pig to roll over for a belly rub.
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I focus on 1031, which gives these real estate billionaires the ability to roll over tax deferred forever, capital gains in their real estate.
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As a wave began to build, I would roll over on to all fours on the bed, swaying my hips while he massaged me.
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"Markets will pay close attention to the upcoming Treasury-bill maturities as roll-over risks remain high," said Morgan Stanley analysts in a note.
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"Either we pack up and roll over and go home, or now we pull together and we fight to build an identity," he said.
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But lap dogs can't be elected to Congress, so the gun lobby got these shameless congressmen to sit and roll over for campaign checks.
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When I call up Joel Best to ask him about tainted Halloween candy, I can almost feel his eye-roll over through the phone.
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My best estimate right now is that approximately two-thirds of shares owned by all current investors would roll over into a private Tesla.
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The series was interested in corporate control of everything, and in how governments roll over for corporations, but only cursorily, befitting its blinkered hero.
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It is also seen providing banks with more long-term loans to roll over previous facilities and shore up confidence in the financial sector.
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You're in no mood to roll over for Uncle Sam — Washington's demands are beyond the pale — but what are you gonna do about it?
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VIENNA (Reuters) - OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers have failed to agree a roll over of existing output cuts, two OPEC sources told Reuters.
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Mr. Jones, who uses a wheelchair, gets stuck at sidewalk corners where the curb ramp is too broken to roll over or missing altogether.
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Monday Morning: My morning routine is, I wake up and I roll over and I turn on the radio, and it's always on WNYC.
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The right way to roll over an IRA is to do a direct trustee-to-trustee or bank-to-bank transfer, Slott told CNBC.
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Milwaukee Bucks 713 - Portland Trail Blazers 101 Giannis Antetokounmpo recorded 32 points, 17 rebounds and six assists to help visiting Milwaukee roll over Portland.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 13 (Reuters) - China's central bank is expected to roll over maturing medium-term facility (MLF) loans on Friday, multiple banking sources said.
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With songs like "Johnny B. Goode" and "Roll Over Beethoven," he gave his listeners more than they knew they were getting from jukebox entertainment.
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"We have to give a positive signal to the market and to me at least we should roll-over the present agreement," he said.
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If you don&apost want to change your airline, just keep your selection as is and it will roll over to the following year.
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Then you keep holding the toilet paper roll over the drain, you talk into it, and your neighbor can hear what you're saying clearly.
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The organization said once infants can roll over, there's an increased risk of the baby getting trapped in a position they can't escape from.
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With hits like "Johnny B. Goode" and "Roll Over Beethoven," Berry defined the sound and style of rock'n'roll in its earliest stage in the 1950s.
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Ciaran Cannon, a Fine Gael member of Parliament who represents Athenry, dismisses Daly's suggestion that politicians simply laid down and let Apple roll over them.
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Trick categories, called "packs" within the app, are organized by type: "Basics" (sit, stay), "Silly" (roll over, play dead), "Useful" (fetch leash), and so on.
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Further, the firm expects to roll over profits from their initial prototype into still-in-development schemes, further reducing their cost in the long run.
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And unlike an FSA, you can roll over the account's entire balance from year to year and the funds may earn interest, which isn't taxable.
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As you might imagine from the poster, it'll have the same rock 'n' roll, over-the-top energy as its predecessor, but more of it.
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With this new update, ClassPass introduced a credits system that's supposed to help members get into popular classes, and allow unused credits to roll over.
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The uncertain macroeconomic outlook could cause the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to roll over supply cuts it has enacted with other producers.
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While using the Rock 'n Play Sleepers, infants would roll over, and then suffocate, per AP. The product has been on the market since 2009.
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We are still in the longest bull market on record, yet the entire trading community seems convinced the bull market is about to roll over.
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One of the first things I used to do every morning was wake up, roll over, grab my phone, and open up a weather app.
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A dump truck had been rear-ended by a tanker truck, causing the first truck to roll over and get jackknifed by the second one.
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OPEC will roll over production cuts on Thursday, an admission that an initial six months of output reductions were not enough to balance the market.
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"I was just looking for a ball out over the plate so I wouldn't roll over it and hit into a double play," Phillips said.
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The CBRC also stated that AMCs "must not use unreasonable extension, restructuring, internal transfer or roll-over as means to conceal risks," the notice said.
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This includes things like when the child will begin to mimic your sounds, lift their head, roll over, focus on faces, sit up and more.
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"So if I get the itch, I can't just roll over and throw away an hour scrolling and going down that rabbit hole," he said.
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But with the count full, Eovaldi kept his splitter low enough for Ortiz to roll over it and ground to first for a double play.
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Roll over the images above and below to see pieces from the new Pucci collection on the right — and the archival items that inspired them.
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"It is widely believed that OPEC and non-OPEC nations will roll over their production until (end) 2018," said PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga.
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Given the stakes, and obvious political division in the Divided Era in which we live, the U.S. Senate should not roll over for Obama's choice.
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If OPEC's main goal is simply to sustain crude prices above $40-45 then an automatic roll-over of the existing agreement could be enough.
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"They make it sound like if you do seismic testing, all the fish will roll over dead, and that is not the case," Luthi said.
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The Singapore-listed company has been in negotiations with banks to roll over a $2-billion credit facility, secured on its inventories and working capital.
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" The Citigroup base case is a "veneer" of a deal, with "chances of a deadline roll-over, tariffs-limbo remains and continued China-containment strategy.
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He said that local, criminal cells may not be so willing to roll over when confronted by the CJNG, to whom Michoacán is not home.
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Last month, Reuters reported that Noble was negotiating with banks to roll over a $2 billion credit facility, secured on its inventories and working capital.
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But this administration's determination to dismantle bedrock environmental laws, turn a blind eye to science, and roll over for special interests apparently knows no bounds.
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The Chinese plane reportedly made a barrel roll over the top of the American jet, a move the US officials described as threatening and dangerous.
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"If your countries roll over because they can't defend themselves, that sounds like a good argument for my system," he says, laughing at Luna's dismay.
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He would ask a patient to demonstrate the symptom—a cough, say—and then lean back in his chair, letting adjectives roll over his tongue.
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Confidence could rapidly disappear if the cash reserves at Turkey's central bank slip to levels foreign investors deem too low to roll over foreign loans.
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Just when Jim Cramer expects the transports to be rallying, they roll over, raising concerns about weakness in one of the market's most important sectors.
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" Brown argued FDA needs a leader to step up agency efforts to fight addiction, not someone who will "roll over for his big pharma friends.
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Now, the expense of servicing those loans has jumped with the lira's decline, and they will be much more difficult for banks to roll over.
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If you don't use the funds by the end of the year, you lose the money (you can roll over $500 to the next year).
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But imagine that Unbelievable was airing on traditional television, where it wouldn't immediately roll over to episode two once episode one's credits started to roll.
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Should it maintain that pace until the end of the month, it will roll over $2.7 billion of the roughly $7 billion due next month.
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So there would need to be conditions around who can and can't roll over -- possibly based on how many shares they currently own, said Rosener.
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An image by Jiří Stivín captures a tank mid-roll over a crushed small bus — one can almost imagine the sound of metal crushing metal.
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The sisters, who were conjoined at the head, are now able to sit up independently, roll over, crawl and be held separately in their parents' arms.
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"The TFS allows existing FLS (Funding for Lending Scheme) participants to roll over their drawings for a longer period," said Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists.
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The president referenced a survey that said that 37 percent of Republican voters approved of Putin, adding that "Ronald Reagan would roll over in his grave."
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Yet he says the "economic surprise" indexes that have boosted risky assets are due to roll over in coming weeks, largely because forecasts have been raised.
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I reject a system which allows an ambitious, misinformed and dogmatic mob to suppress free speech, create false narratives and apathetically steam roll over the truth.
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"Younger infants are less likely to get themselves into a wedged position because they are less mobile and cannot roll over on their own," Lambert said.
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Women who look like Mo'Nique who don't roll over and accept the scraps that are offered to them run the risk of being labeled as troublemakers.
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"It seems likely that OPEC will roll over the current supply cuts at the next meeting," said Callum MacPherson, head of commodities at investment bank Investec.
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The rapper heard the story of Tyler Wesley, a fan who suffered a devastating spinal cord injury 5 years ago in a roll-over car accident.
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New regulations require mobile operators to roll over unused data and to stop automatically giving users access to extra data once prepaid limits have been reached.
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Experts say the weight of a vehicle, be it a car or bicycle, should be centralized and as low as possible to prevent roll-over risks.
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Just when the dollar stores have started to roll over from some truly hideous numbers, Cramer spotted one discount retailer that still has managed to thrive.
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If members don't use their free ticket in a given month, it will simply roll over, the same way unused minutes work on some smartphone plans.
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New regulations require mobile operators to roll over unused data and prevent automatic out-of-bundle data usage, as part of efforts to bring costs down.
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It's more likely stocks will take a pause and move sideways this summer than roll over in a "June swoon," according to a number of strategists.
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I suspect if Anthony Levandowski — who Uber ultimately fired — faces any kind of criminal problems, I don't imagine he would not roll over and point upward.
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But what do you do when you roll over in the morning to find that your hookup from the night before is still in your bed?
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Finally, you can roll over your HSA balance from one year to the next, meaning you can grow your account for an extended period of time.
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He knew his mother would roll over in her grave, but Peter also knew he was going to sell the place as soon as he could.
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" Brown argued the FDA needs a leader to step up agency efforts to fight addiction, not someone who will "roll over for his big pharma friends.
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However, the Thunder are proving that even when they are not on top of their offensive game, they still have the capability to roll over opponents.
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Volatility, political and economic uncertainty, fears of global trade wars and concern that the economic expansion and bull market may soon roll over have all risen.
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"Any roll over is significant, purely because it allows this company to function for another four months," said trading strategist Nicholas Teo at KGI Securities Singapore.
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"If the gets above March highs, then the groups likely are going to start to stall out and slow down and really roll over, " said Newton.
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Such systems are designed to detect and end a slide, reducing the chance a vehicle will "trip" and roll over — a particularly dangerous form of crash.
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But there is an important reason that Wall Street is flocking to Spotify: It is doing a great job at getting record companies to roll over.
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But government censors have been squelching online riffs of another moment from the gathering: a reporter's eye roll over another reporter's fawning question to an official.
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Mr. Robinson makes comments as he films the video, urging Mr. Luke to roll over and put his hands out, but also protesting the officers' actions.
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"You mad because I don't want to roll over and bow down like a little bitch and you don't want to renegotiate my contract," she said.
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Editorials were less restrained: "When roused, we don't roll over at the request of an insulting bully, no matter how big," hissed Canada's Globe and Mail.
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"The goal is to roll-over a significant portion of the peso-debt at sustainable interest rates," Guzman said in comments to Reuters about the swap.
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What kind of cringing, bewildered invertebrates roll over and capitulate to the losing side of a debate at a time when they've never had more leverage?
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Utah Jazz 123 - Sacramento Kings 101 Bojan Bogdanovic made six 3-pointers and scored 30 points to help Utah roll over Sacramento at Salt Lake City.
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"If you can make cats look like they're drinking something, and roll over as if they're acting drunk, people are going to love it," he laughs.
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If you're planning to roll over all your assets from a traditional individual retirement account to a Roth version, you might want to tap the brakes.
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Perks: Unused tickets roll over to the next month and never expire for active members, 20% off concessions, online fees waived, member pricing for additional tickets.
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The peso sell-off started in May, driven by doubts about the central bank's ability to roll over its growing stock of short-term 'Lebac' notes.
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Anyone planning to roll over all their assets from a traditional individual retirement account to a Roth version might want to pause before making the move.
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Prices of HNA's bonds were unchanged, while bond traders said HNA's need to roll over its existing financing would have made any deal difficult to finance.
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Warren, by contrast, is exhorting her colleagues to "show some spine" and not "roll over" to drug companies and not "compromise with racism" by supporting Sen.
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"My best estimate right now is that approximately two-thirds of shares owned by all current investors would roll over into a private Tesla," Musk wrote.
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An Appraisal Chuck Berry's "Roll Over Beethoven" wasn't the first rock 'n' roll song, but it was the best and brashest of the genre's early advertisements.
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"It's a move that could have devastating consequences for our kids' health and the air we breathe if California were to roll over," said Democratic Gov.
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If Wilson's student loan reimbursement is unexpectedly lower this year, he may opt, like many payday loan borrowers, to "roll over" the loan another two weeks.
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"Perhaps the simplest thing for all to do would be to shake hands and roll over (last year's) terms (for 2019)," Hamilton said in a note.
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Additionally, the Zip had the same tendency to roll over onto its face when I set it down on the ground, just like the Everyday Backpack.
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The law permits an investor to roll over capital gains — proceeds from the sale of stocks or a home, for instance — into an opportunity-zone fund.
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We're told responding officers saw signs Gupta was hallucinating -- he also did not respond to their commands to roll over as they tried to extinguish him.
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So once the meeting finished with a decision to roll over existing cuts rather than deepen them, a fall in prices became highly likely and self-fulfilling.
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However, characters are capped at level 19 and will not roll over to the full game once the demo is complete, so enjoy it while it lasts.
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Second, if you don't request the funds precisely as needed, you'll come up short for the amount you want to roll over because of the mandatory withholding.
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The government needs to repay or roll over just $4.3 billion and public-sector entities account for the rest, JPM said in a note received on Wednesday.
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"As international banks are likely to at least partially reduce their exposure to Turkey, roll-over of principal could be challenging for some entities," the note said.
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Meanwhile, the Bundestag lower house has agreed to roll over military missions in Afghanistan and Mali and debated topics from Brexit to planned job cuts by Siemens.
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"We hope the central bank will roll over the maturing MLF loans, but no one knows whether it will do it or not," said the liquidity trader.
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That is important because Beijing is seeking to demonstrate to Washington "they're not so desperate for a deal that they'll just roll over on anything," Rudd explained.
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Goldman Sachs said in a note that an uncertain macroeconomic outlook and volatile oil production from Iran and others could lead OPEC to roll over supply cuts.
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When I arrived at my stop, I had to muscle my way to the door and pray the wheels on the case didn't roll over a foot.
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Just when the dollar stores have started to roll over from some truly hideous numbers, Jim Cramer spotted one discount retailer that still has managed to thrive.
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"[You] still have to look at the characteristic of the market as it approaches the old high because sometimes it can roll over once again," she said.
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Fresh central bank loans, called targeted longer-term refinancing operations, or TLTROs, could prop up bank lending and more importantly, help banks roll over a previous facility.
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There are a lot of macro signals that are starting to roll over and the question is the trade dispute causing that or is it other factors.
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OPEC and other major producers, including Russia, will roll over their six-month deal to remove 22016 million barrels a day from the market through March 29.3.
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Turkish banks will either have to reduce the size of the deals or repay them if lenders are unwilling to roll over their commitments, several bankers said.
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We also believe that commodities — and that's a commodity-based economy — is going to roll over, hence we think they are going to have more trouble there.
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The RoboVac 73s has large wheels that roll over carpets and climb over door ledges, so you can be sure it's cleaning every inch of your floor.
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Your only option for entertainment is staring up at the ceiling because you can't roll over yet and probably don't own a phablet with a Netflix subscription.
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So, Virgin Mobile Australia hatched an ad a plan to let people who can't roll over their data, no matter their carrier, bid on prizes from Apr.
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Just as I started to roll over, Alex turned to me and used his big hands to pull all my hair back, stretching my face into surprise.
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It also puts some limits on when a lender can roll over a loan and on how many loans a person can be given in quick succession.
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"If this fizzles out in a week or so I think you could see oil prices roll over," said Steve Chiavarone, associated portfolio manager for Federated Investors.
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When they're ready to be activated, their group lights up in an indicating circle, and I would roll over to strategically press X to unleash their buffs.
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Defeat here is a big blow to Trump, puncturing any sense that he could roll over the rest of the field on his way to the nomination.
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And when you're rolling the dough, make sure you don't roll over the edge of the pizza, since this will cause the crust to be too thin.
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Instead of cashing out, you can roll over the 401(k) plan from your previous employer into one from your new employer or into a traditional IRA.
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If trade wars are viewed as an economic negative, Wall Street will be watching to see if key business data stays strong or begins to roll over.
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More people may be tempted to roll over into the same plan because their insurer may have said their plan's premium won't go up much next year.
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The risk to investors at these prices for the likes of Mettler-Toledo, PerkinElmer or Illumina is not that the companies stumble or laboratory volumes roll over.
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With a credit card, you don&apost have to pay off the full balance every month — the unpaid amount will just roll over to the next month.
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If you're not thrilled with the stock and bond fund options through the plan offered at work, you can roll over your contributions to another HSA administrator.
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"If people want us to come over and roll over and get our tummies tickled, we're not going to do that," he said on Radio 5 Live.
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Beneficiaries would also have a one time opportunity to roll over funds from their HSAs to their MSAs, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Banks continue to roll over loans to troubled borrowers and extend huge loans to politically connected borrowers, including influential private companies as well as state-owned enterprises.
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The country's companies will require $200 billion in financing from foreign banks and investors during 2018 to roll over existing debt, according to estimates by Oxford Economics.
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Everyone wakes up a little during the night as your brain moves through its sleep cycles; usually you just roll over and don't remember it at all.
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At one end is your choice of a pen, pencil, or stylus; at the other is a black rubberized wheel designed to roll over flat and curved surfaces.
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"Teddy Roosevelt would roll over in his grave if he could see what Donald Trump and Ryan Zinke are trying to do to our national treasures today," Sen.
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"The announcement was very hastily put together because they weren't expecting Trump to win and then it came very clear the whole deal could roll over," he said.
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OPEC sources and analysts say they expect the group's meeting next Thursday simply to roll over output policy, which OPEC lacks anyway as its members pump at will.
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The central bank will offer as many as 10,000 traditional currency swap contracts, which correspond to dollar sales to investors for future delivery, to roll over April maturities.
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SA) has signed preliminary agreements with 11 financial institutions to roll over 3.66 billion reais ($1.1 billion) worth of debt, it said in a securities filing on Wednesday.
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The final score on Mitchell's disputed tape showing in The King of Kong (the leading 1 is omitted because the digits roll over when you reach a million).
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"I think the stock just got substantially overbought, and, technically, it's not a great sign to get so overbought and then gradually start to roll over," he said.
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It was fun to feel the pliable surface of the yolk roll over my fingers and think that I'd only need to squeeze my hand to destroy it.
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Indeed, China's willingness to roll over its loans to Venezuela delayed, even if it did not ultimately prevent, the Bolivarian republic's default on some of its other debts.
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Starting from just past the dam itself, the camera slowly backs off and up until we're hundreds of feet above, watching as miniature waves roll over one another.
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If you don't use a credit for that month, they'll roll over for up to a year, as part of a recent change in the platform's credit policy.
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In April, the U.S. accused a Russian Su-27 jet of doing a barrel roll over a U.S. Air Force RC-135 reconnaissance plane over the Baltic Sea.
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He would have had to make a decision next year on whether to buy the shares or seek to roll over the arrangement, which is effectively a loan.
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"Currently, most of them are prepared to roll over and the issue is up to when," Mogajane said in relation to nine other lenders owed money by SAA.
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In addition, if any bank continues to roll over overdue trade finance obligations to the extent that Fitch considers this a DDE, that bank's IDRs would be downgraded.
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Yet Raptors coach Dwane Casey insists his squad isn't going to roll over from the 2-0 deficit and points to last season's Eastern Conference finals as evidence.
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Any archived threads from the old Inbox system will roll over, and it's much easier to find those creepy message requests from randos in your Filtered Requests inbox.
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You have to remind people that you are strong and you're not just going to roll over because a guy makes it seem like he's powerful to you.
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"We hope the central bank will roll over the maturing MLF loans (on Thursday), but no one knows whether it will do it or not," the trader said.
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The same is true for those workers who are about to retire and roll over their assets from a 401(k) to an IRA or another financial product.
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According to LinkedIn, Airbnb provides its employees with $500 in travel credits each quarter and they're allowed to roll over their balance with no cap on its value.
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And those funds, which you can choose to invest in mutual funds to potentially grow your savings, will roll over, year after year, if you don't spend them.
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Typically retail firms roll over debt to buy time, but interest rates have risen since the last set of buyouts several years ago, making that prospect more expensive.
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Traders expect the price spread between September and October to narrow given the roll-over in the pricing assessment month, and that will likely limit floating storage options.
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The only question: Is any conservative willing to put principle above party and stand up to Trump, or will they simply roll over as he shreds the Constitution?
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Taylor Aschenbrenner, then 8 years old, lost her balance amid a jumble of classmates, tumbled to the floor and felt someone else's skate roll over her left foot.
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"Trump has this magic potion that he just slaps on something and it goes sailing through and everyone's just going to roll over for it," he said, mockingly.
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Rendon, Nationals roll over White Sox CHICAGO — Washington Nationals right fielder Bryce Harper never doubted that he and his teammates could erase a three-run deficit Tuesday night.
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Should the tax cuts come later, traders will be able to roll over their positions to other months, making it a "risk-free" arbitrage play, the trader said.
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Investors with bearish LME futures positions in November can close out positions, roll over their positions to the next month, or deliver inventories before the expiry on Wednesday.
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"I find it difficult to believe that it (National Guard) will simply roll over and accept the imposition of new leadership in such an arbitrary fashion," he said.
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" Stock analyst Luisa Diaz at Acciones y Valores brokerage said, "The situation is serious because banks won't roll over the debt, and from there it could enter default.
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Democrats, powerless to put their own priorities into play, aren't likely to roll over and adopt the hardline about an "infestation" of immigrants, coming from the White House.
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"A latch that connects the main truck with the trailer detached, causing the tanker to roll over," Bart Graves, Arizona DPS Media Relations Specialist, told CNN via email.
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There would also be less confusion among users who could have professional, independent agents to help them roll over insurance plans into their HSAs in a seamless manner.
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Co-organisers Michael and Emily Eavis announced the cancellation of the event in a joint Twitter statement Wednesday morning, stating that tickets will roll over to next year.
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However, whether the semiconductors can break out to the upside — or roll over — in the next week or two could (and should) be important for the tech sector.
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"It's a move that could have devastating consequences for our kids' health and the air we breathe if California were to roll over," Newsom said in a statement.
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Consumer-facing technology companies have been on a roll over the last few years due to rapid technology developments and a growing number of people using their services.
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The same thing in Bank of America, it's made a lower high, it's starting to roll over a little bit, but J.P. Morgan has made a higher high.
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It opens its eyes when you pet it, it purrs, and if you pet it long enough, it will roll over on its back for a belly rub.
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The Wildcats continue to roll over their opponents, both within the Philadelphia area and across the country, and those runs will be on the line Wednesday against host Temple.
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But the chip sector started to roll over versus the S&P 500 in September even as the broader market went on to hit another record later that month.
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Unlike flexible spending arrangements, HSA balances roll over from one year to the next, giving savers an opportunity to accumulate and invest their money over long periods of time.
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Unfortunately, with the heightened disclosure, reporting, and compliance burdens, it looks like these retirement savers will have a hard time finding advice and knowing to roll over their accounts.
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Plus, these credits roll over in to the next month, as fitness is often seasonal, with people working out less during busy work months or closer to the holidays.
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Calendar spreads for Brent futures throughout the rest of 2017 and 2018 have weakened significantly since OPEC agreed to roll over its production allocations at the end of May.
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The bloc's 28 national leaders, however, decided to roll over the existing economic sanctions over Crimea's 2014 annexation by Moscow and Russia's subsequent backing for rebels in east Ukraine.
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The email, as spotted by Marketwatch, says unused rewards will not roll over to Amazon Prime, so customers should try to use their benefits before the program officially sunsets.
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"I kind of feel like this is Saudi cracking the whip ... not threatening to pull out of the deal but leaving roll over up in the air," said Croft.
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Higher U.S. yields don't just reduce the appeal of emerging bonds, they also make it costlier for governments and companies to roll over maturing debt or raise fresh finance.
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The Cinemark Movie Club's $8.99 monthly subscription gets you just one 2D screenings-only ticket every month (though unused tickets roll over and never expire while you're a member).
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Bob (like Jacobs, is a Republican) is currently a Knox County Commissioner -- and if you think he's gonna roll over for a WWE superstar, he says you're sorely mistaken.
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The estate says Maureen tried to roll over the protector, but her front wheel got caught and her scooter flipped on its side ... violently throwing her to the ground.
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A US military official told CNN that the incident took place approximately two weeks ago and that the Russian fighter had performed a "barrel roll" over the US plane.
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Developers will be able to distribute up to 500 free codes per quarter, says Google, and those that are not used will not roll over to the next quarter.
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"I can tell you the day you see a camera come into our courtroom, it's going to roll over my dead body," retired Justice David Souter said in 1996.
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By September, Apollo had reached an informal deal with the Berrys in which they agreed to roll over the family's 9.8 percent stake if Apollo bought out the company.
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New rules that could go into effect next year include a limit on the number of times borrowers can roll over their short-term loans into newer, pricier ones.
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"When the SMH made a new high in November and held that high, Micron made a lower high and actually started to roll over a little bit," said Maley.
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Flynn may or may not have dirt on the Prez, but he surely will roll over on Kush, who will flip like a pancake on daddy-in-law's [obstruction].
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At end-April, 90% of deposits had a contractual maturity of up to one year and 60% of up to three months, although domestic deposits tend to roll over.
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She would lie on her back for hours, staring at the ceiling and "dreaming of the day when I can roll over and lie on my side," she recalled.
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The sector isn't seeing the same strength as the broader market, and if we see the high-performance group start to roll over, we're going to have a problem.
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Carrasquilla also told Congress the government would "re-contract" debt of 28 trillion pesos, without specifying whether that refers to a roll-over in bonds or some other operation.
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Investors who roll over money with embedded gains from other investments into an opportunity zone before the end of this year can defer taxes on those gains for years.
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But Jones isn't going to roll over: He's got $7 million in the bank as of the last reporting period, money he will use to pound his eventual rival.
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The government has said that it wants to reach bilateral agreements with these countries, so that the agreements roll over even if Britain leaves the EU without a deal.
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"Huawei is showing that it will not roll over on the US full court press," said Paul Triolo, an expert on global tech issues at consulting firm Eurasia Group.
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It's been hard to jump in with these stocks making these all-time highs and now we're starting to get the market to roll over again a little bit.
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Sanchez, 47, is the acting premier, but no major policies are going through parliament for lack of majority and the budget will roll over unless the impasse is resolved.
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Within the track's short minute long runtime, riders enter a giant troll's mouth, zip through his spiraling black vortex of a throat, and roll over an actively erupting volcano.
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Jarana said in April that SAA had reached an agreement in principle with lenders to roll over 9.2 billion rand of debt due at the end of March this year.
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When I was in big situations, I was trying to keep the ball down and hoping they would roll over and it worked out well with those two double plays.
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Our base case is that Turkish banks will continue to have good funding market access in 2018 and be able to largely roll over their foreign debt, as in 9M17.
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Now he apparently thinks he can simply cut a seven-figure check and the neighboring district will roll over and send him back to Congress, where people think he's important.
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Apple has five business days to respond to the request, and it's unlikely that the company is going to roll over, given its response to unlocking requests in the past.
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Argentina may need to issue more debt than planned if it is unable to roll over all of its maturing debt this year and next year, according to the presentation.
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Whereas Keane's study focuses on the power of ice, Nimmo's model simulations indicate that a slushy, subsurface ocean did most of the heavy lifting that caused Pluto to roll over.
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While it might seem like you can just roll over and start hooking up, consent is crucial for ensuring that everyone has a good time during morning sex, she says.
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"It is likely that the central bank will roll over at least some of the swaps maturing in February," Cleber Alessie, a trader with H. Commcor DTVM Ltda brokerage, said.
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Matthews, Michigan roll over Chaminade Charles Matthews scored 22 points, and Michigan cruised past Chaminade 102-64 Tuesday in a consolation-bracket game at the Maui Invitational at Lahaina, Hawaii.
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Companies use revolving credit facilities as backstop financing in case short-term CP lines fail to roll over, and are able to draw down, repay and re-borrow at will.
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Right now, Speaker Ryan and the White House seem to think the only real challenge is getting another handful of Republican holdouts to roll over and vote for this bill.
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In a speech last year, he said his strategy to fight criminals was, "kill them all," and he has said he would ignore or roll over those in his way.
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According to The Seattle Times, who reported the story, police said an issue with the vehicle's emergency brake might have caused it to roll over the embankment in Mount Baker.
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"For certain companies, production could start to flatline, even roll over" in the second half of the year, said James West, a senior managing director for research analysts Evercore ISI.
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The second, speculative financing, is a bit riskier: firms rely on their cashflow to repay the interest on their borrowings but must roll over their debt to repay the principal.
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His shot from the point missed the net but sharply deflected off the boards and off Niemi's skate to roll over the line for Benning's first goal of the season.
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"Even if the market were to roll over, it doesn't have the capacity now to wreck the economy," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote to clients on Monday.
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The report was quickly followed by news that the provincial banking regulator in Shanxi province would permit seven large provincially owned coal firms to roll over their short-term debt.
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She told The Guardian last year that Ma was encouraging her, saying Stewart's past experiences at Kmart in the U.S. could ultimately roll over and reach more shoppers in China.
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And the TP Pleaser is a toilet-paper roller for both people who like their toilet paper to roll under and people who like their toilet paper to roll over.
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New rules that could go into effect next year include a limit on the number of times that borrowers can roll over their short-term loans into newer, pricier ones.
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And Shkreli offered Rosenwald the opportunity to roll over what Shkreli purported was by then Rosenwald's $200,000 stake in MSMB Capital into Retrophin, a new drug company he was creating.
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The government may yet decide to demand repayment on the due date if Brussels were to decide that an indefinite roll-over would breach European Union rules on state aid.
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The video appears to show the engine beginning to roll over to its left after coming straight off the track before what should have been a turn to the right.
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Reflecting the administration's propensity to inhabit a fantasyland, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has offered a ridiculous 12-point plan that essentially called for Iran to roll over and surrender.
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We may not like what they are doing in Yemen and we wouldn't feel comfortable watching American-provided tanks used to roll over Shia husseiniyahs (prayer houses) in Eastern Province.
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But then they claim that these magical markets would roll over and die if we put a modest price on carbon emissions, which is basically what climate policy would do.
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For those customers, if they have a Premium Connectivity trial that ends or or before the end of 2019, they'll keep the Premium package until we roll over into 2020.
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I don't have time to be mad right now, but know I am going to have a whole slew of emotions roll over me once I hand in these keys.
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LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC is expected to roll over a deal on cutting supplies at a meeting next week and discuss deepening the curbs that have been in place since Jan.
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"I'm watchful over how these dollar debts will roll over in time," Tai Hui, chief market strategist for Asia Pacific at J.P. Morgan Asset Management in Hong Kong, told reporters Thursday.
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You can roll over any unused account balances from one year to the next, which means you can contribute to your HSA and tap it to cover retirement health-care expenses.
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He smiles all the time," the proud mom says of her son, adding that she's working on trying to teach him to roll over so he can "do more tummy time.
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If borrowers can't pay the loan when it comes due, they can roll over into another loan, triggering more fees and getting trapped in what critics call a cycle of debt.
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Between dumping contracts and freeing up room this year to eat some bonuses that won't have to roll over now, Yzerman has trimmed a decent chunk off of next season's cap.
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While the airline industry has been marred by Boeing's 737 Max woes, demand for air travel "has massively overwhelmed the supply, hence why Boeing's stock refuses to roll over," Cramer said.
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The Financial Services Agency has repeatedly issued warnings about banks' exposure to dollar holdings, fearful that a strengthening dollar would make foreign debt dearer to service and harder to roll over.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to roll over a deal on cutting supplies at a meeting next week and discuss deepening the curbs, Iraq's oil minister said.
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While officials from some OPEC members have said the larger group will likely roll over the cuts, Algeria has proposed increasing the reductions, according to four sources familiar with the matter.
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In Berlin, the German officials made clear that Merkel was not ready to roll over when faced with Trump's criticism of Germany's trade position or the planned Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
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With a flexible spending account, you must spend all your balance each year or you lose it — unless your employer's plan permits you to roll over $503 to the next year.
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Refusing to roll over and play dead, his orphaned 12-year-old nephew, Atari (Koyu Rankin), steals a small plane and flies to the island to find his beloved pet, Spots.
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Combine harvesters in the typically fertile breadbasket of Saxony-Anhalt in eastern Germany have been kicking up giant clouds of dust as they roll over cracked earth, reports Agence France Press.
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And that doesn't just mean self-driving technology — safety gains are also being made because cars are heavier, have airbags and other safety equipment, brake better, and roll over less frequently.
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Anybody who thinks he's going to quietly go into the night -- this is a guy that's survived 40 some odd years of public life; he's not just going to roll over.
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With those massive chunks of rubber at each corner, and nearly encompassing the entire side of the truck, the Sherp can easily roll over obstacles as big as 27.5 inches tall.
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OPEC members meet on Thursday to determine whether to roll over their deal to remove 1.2 million barrels a day from the market in order to shrink historic global crude stockpiles.
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The wisest choice might be to roll over your retirement fund into an individual retirement account or a Roth IRA or to leave the account active within your previous employer's program.
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" Far too often, individual U.S. senators talk about casting a "no" vote in splendid speeches on the floor, but then forget their own words and roll over and meekly vote "yes.
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These measures include lowering interest rates and bank reserve-requirement ratios, loosening of prudential controls, instructions to roll over loans for highly leveraged borrowers, and bigger roles for the policy lenders.
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Boilermakers roll over lifeless Tigers COLUMBIA, Mo. — Purdue passed its first true road test of the season with flying colors, toppling a lifeless Missouri team 35-3 Saturday at Faurot Field.
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For typical property owners who want to roll-over their gains on commercial properties, a repeal of this provision would raise the effective tax rate on their investments to 30 percent.
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That's a portable benefit, so when they separate from service, they can roll over their accumulated retirement savings into a civilian plan, giving them a solid foundation for their financial future.
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For typical property owners who want to roll over their gains on commercial properties, a repeal of this provision would raise the effective tax rate on their investments to 30 percent.
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Dell didn't offer to let existing shareholders roll over their equity (more on that in a minute), nor was there widespread belief that his company would need a subsequent cash infusion.
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If you're unsure of how to view it, know that most browsers support PDF files natively — just right-click the file, roll over "Open with," and select your browser of choice.
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Family members must grapple with how much equity they want to roll over into a potential deal, rather than reducing their exposure to retail by selling a portion of their stake.
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"That's why the market came roaring back after it looked like it was going to roll over this morning, with buyers flooding into the most economically sensitive stocks," the host explained.
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Entries received during a Weekly Entry Period are eligible for the prize drawing associated with that week only and will not roll over to drawings for prizes of subsequent weekly prizes.
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Some of the lawsuits – like the one he filed against the company in 2008 – claimed that design flaws caused the Rhinos to roll over even at slow speeds on flat ground.
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We will not roll over and simply accept – let alone support – PFAS provisions that utterly fail to clean-up contaminated sites, protect Americans' drinking water or our nation's most vulnerable populations.
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National mood Chinese netizens across the country hailed Liang's honesty, with many saying the moment represented a collective national eye roll over the scripted news coverage of the rubber-stamp NPC.
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Brussels has threatened punitive measures - including refusing to roll over recognition of Swiss bourse rules beyond the end of 2018, crimping cross-border trading - should the talks fail, prompting Swiss retaliation.
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The ECB has pledged to keep rates at record lows at least until the summer and roll over the 2.6 trillion stash of bonds it has bought for an even longer time.
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And if we reach the end of the business cycle that is a different matter, then we are looking at more of a multi-year downturn and one where things roll over.
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Audible also gives you one book a month from a huge selection—credits roll over up to a limit of five and you can buy additional books for a 103 percent discount.
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Indiana's ground game flattens Georgia Southern Morgan Ellison rushed for 186 yards and two touchdowns to help Indiana roll over Georgia Southern 52-17 on Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Ind.
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The government has said that it aims to reach bilateral agreements with these countries, so that the deals roll over even if Britain leaves the EU on March 29th without a deal.
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The olive green sweater Kurt Cobain wore during Nirvana's MTV Unplugged performance in 21992 just sold for a record-breaking $22015,000 at Julien's Auctions' "Icons & Idols: Rock 'N' Roll" over the weekend.
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The animal scientists were able to identify at least 47 different potential gestures (roll over, hind leg stand, paw up, etc.) that they believe canines use when trying to communicate with humans.
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Political analysts say Sanchez had the ability to simply roll over last year's spending framework, introduced by the previous party in government, the Partido Popular (PP), but that appears unlikely to happen.
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De facto OPEC boss Saudi Arabia favors a nine-month extension, while the Iraqis had preferred to roll over current policy only for the remainder of 2017, the Dow Jones sources said.
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The good news, we're told the suspension does NOT roll over -- meaning if he signs a contract for the 2017 season, he wouldn't have to miss a game for this particular infraction.
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Those falls have raised uncomfortable questions about Turkey's balance of payments and its ability to roll over its foreign loans - and how and from whom it would seek emergency reserves if necessary.
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Oil prices surged 2 percent on Monday after Saudi and Russian energy ministers said they agreed producers should roll over a deal to take 1.8 million barrels a day off the market.
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"Typically, in bear markets, you get these oversold bounces and that serves to pull people in before they roll over again," Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital, said in a phone interview.
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Justin Bieber's ex-neighbor from the egging isn't letting past battles die -- he's STILL suing over an alleged spitting encounter, and now he wants a bodyguard to roll over on the singer.
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However, around 70% of Huiyuan Juice's debt will mature in 2018, and the company is likely to refinance these debts with offshore bond issuance and roll over of its existing bank facilities.
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On April 29, a Russian warplane came within 100 feet of an American fighter jet over the Baltic Sea and did a barrel roll over the jet, which could have been catastrophic.
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As concerns rise about Argentina's ability to meet its debt obligations, investors are looking closely at the government's ability to roll over its peso maturities, including short-term notes known as 'Letes.
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Interest rates on the notes have been rising in secondary markets, as the bank is widely expected to hike rates in Tuesday's auction to entice traders to roll over their maturing notes.
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"A further roll-over of the agreement could see larger inventory draws in 2018 than we currently forecast, likely worth around $5 per barrel," they said in a research note published Wednesday.
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So the thought of putting Ellie to bed with a weight on her really scared me at first — what if it weighed her down and she wasn't strong enough to roll over?
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If the employee were to withdraw directly from it, or roll over the entire amount into an IRA, the withdrawals would be taxed as ordinary income, as high as 39.6 percent federally.
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Nor should he expect an industry that is hostile by the very nature of its cultural background to suddenly roll over and become friendly with the right amount of White House access.
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I'd wake up luxuriously on a Saturday morning, roll over and go back to sleep, eventually getting up to enjoy a fresh cup of pour-over coffee and an unread New Yorker.
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Companies use revolving credit facilities as backstop financing in case short-term commercial paper lines fail to roll over, and borrowers can draw down, repay, and re-borrow these loans at will.
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You can contribute up to $3,20183 per year for self coverage and up to $7,000 for family coverage, and those funds will roll over, year after year, if you don't spend them.
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While we did learn about safer sex — including a day we all passed around the same, dry, condom to roll over a wooden phallus — it was all in a heterosexual, cisgender context.
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"We expect OPEC+ to roll over its current production-cut deal, which is set to expire at the end of March, by three to six months," UBS oil analyst Giovanni Staunovo said.
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It's still unclear exactly how much money Musk will need to raise from outside investors -- that will depend on how many existing shareholders roll over their investments into a theoretically privatized company.
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"We've seen the bond market roll over for most of 286," but we're seeing even more intense selling recently and that's driving yields higher, said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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She also exhorted fellow Democrats not to "roll over" and accept what she called special-interest giveaways to drug companies in the 21st Century Cures bill, which passed the Senate this week.
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She pointed out to Mr. Ruger that 401(k) contributions could usually stay invested in the original fund or could roll over into new accounts if he switched employers or went freelance.
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Shahzadd Kamaluddin, a trader at Crane Bank, said the shilling could weaken if the central bank does not roll over repurchase agreements (repos) which are due to mature later in the week.
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President Donald Trump blamed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's comments to the Senate banking committee for the roll over in major averages but it is unclear if Powell's comments played a role.
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Economists say much of the foreign debt is relatively easy to roll over because it is owed to friendly lenders such as Gulf governments or the African Development Bank and the World Bank.
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While banks have an option to repay these funds at certain intervals, repayments have been small and banks are instead lobbying for the ECB to roll over the loans before they near maturity.
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Fox had previously said Britain would be able to roll over all of the EU's current trade deals, but so far he has only concluded agreements with Chile, the Faroe Islands and Switzerland.
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"He got to about 200 feet, and I saw him starting to lose power and his altitude, and then I see him just roll over and came straight down right into the building."
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For customers who already have a data limit, not a lot is changing, but the Data Stash option that lets you roll over unused data can't be used in either Mexico or Canada.
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Ure had to do double-duty recently when he witnessed a roll-over accident occur on a snowy day, which he describes as one of the "craziest things" he's seen on the job.
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While officials from some OPEC members have said that the larger OPEC+ group will likely roll over the cuts, Algeria has proposed increasing the reductions, according to four sources familiar with the matter.
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Along with allowing workers to roll over unused vacation time, Sladek said it's a good sign is if a company doesn't require a long tenure before workers can start accruing meaningful vacation time.
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And then because it was a bedroom scene, and [he says] 'Roll over,' and 'Are you ready,' you're like 'Oh my god, they're gonna do some experimental sex thing they've never done before.
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All images: Samsung via SamMobileSamsung may have been forced to recall the Note 7, but that doesn't mean the company is just going to roll over and let the explosion memes kill it.
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My shell, or one of the half-dozen others that were being fired at it from all around the map, broke that tank's back just as it was about to roll over me.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Corporate bond issuers face having to roll over a record amount of debt in the coming years amid declining investor risk appetite and falling credit quality, the OECD said on Monday.
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Senator Maria Cantwell, the top Democrat on the Senate energy committee, tweeted that former President Teddy Roosevelt, a conservationist, would "roll over in his grave" if he saw Zinke's "attacks" on public lands.
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"It's been our contention that they'll roll over their cuts and compliance may not be as high during the summer when a lot of the OPEC countries have summer demand needs," Cohen said.
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KRASNOYARSK, Russia - Three 10-year-old hippopotamuses, Zlat, Yana and Aida, are the main attraction at a Russian family circus where they roll over, play ball and stack their bodies on each other.
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The CPSC identified several "hazard patterns" linked to these baby sleeping products, including failed restraints that allowed babies to roll over and suffocate, as well as the growth of mold in these devices.
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Despite Rucheng's large debts, the officials said the county's 5.36 billion yuan in government bonds presented "no default risk" because they would keep issuing so-called refinancing bonds to roll over the debt.
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However, Robinson said a major incentive of the law is to roll over capital gains from another investment into the fund, wait the required time, and withdraw capital gains with no tax penalty.
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With one difference: I would also periodically roll over near my Higgledies friends, a new feature in Ni No Kuni II. These little critters group up by color: I saw white, green, red.
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If the economy falters, or if interest rates rise sharply, many corporations may find themselves in the position of new mortgage holders a decade ago—unable to repay or roll over their debts.
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Such problems have been at the root of China's economic issues, as many state-owned enterprises, or S.O.E.s, and private companies have continued to roll over the debt and keep their operations going.
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Midway through third quarter, Irving turned Kelly Olynyk's knees into silly putty on a drive; a half-minute later, James bullied Bradley on the block and dropped a finger-roll over his noggin.
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Playing the Serbian for the second time at a major in five weeks, the world number 48 was expected to roll over in straight sets, just as he had done at Roland Garros.
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The upshot: Beijing is far more likely to lash out at the US economically or make shows of its military might than it is to roll over on the issue of Taiwan's sovereignty.
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Companies use revolving credit facilities as backstop financing in case short-term commercial paper lines fail to roll over, and borrowers can draw down, repay, and re-borrow these funding lines at will.
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It's overcast outside, so I doze in and out of sleep for a bit before I roll over and scroll through Instagram, watch a couple of random YouTube videos, and just lay around.
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A new big sister — a "cruelly mistreated Princess" with "long, flowing wondrous hair" that looks a lot like yellow tights — refuses to roll over when her new sibling sucks up all the attention.
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"He really came in with the idea that he was going to be able to empty out that whole portfolio and people were going to roll over," Mr. Chester, the housing advocate, said.
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You know the routine: fuzzy socks, a cup of something hot, and a pile of books to move to the side while you roll over and fall asleep to an anonymous chillwave playlist.
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While low interest rates have allowed spec-rated companies to continue to roll over all that paper, a slowdown in the economy or a reversal in Federal Reserve monetary policy could pose problems.
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The move to allow LGFVs to roll over maturing bonds likely reflects a desire to ease repayment pressure and guard against default risks given significant LGFV debt maturities this year, the broker said.
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Off to its best start since 2014-19773 when it won 11 of its first 12 games, St. John's overcame a sluggish first half to roll over Sacred Heart 90-55 on Saturday.
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Another positive aspect is that up to ten unused credits from the month roll over to the following month, so you won't get penalized for not using up your entire month's amount. 3.
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Democrats want payback for the cold shoulder given to Mr. Garland's nomination to satisfy themselves and to show their supporters that they are not going to roll over for the new Republican government.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 5 (Reuters) - China's central bank will conduct medium-term lending facility (MLF) operations on Friday to roll over maturing loans, two traders with direct knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
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While some would inevitably bow their heads in the face of such brutal oppression and violence, the Venezuelan people continue to refuse to simply roll over and give in to the Maduro dictatorship.
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The ECB is due to roll over some 180 billion euros next year, of which around 50 billion euros is German debt alone, and analysts expect reinvestments to continue until at least 2021.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 13 (Reuters) - China's central bank will conduct medium-term lending facility (MLF) operations on Monday to roll over maturing loans, two traders with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday.
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On Monday night, a volunteer firefighter died after a phenomenon called a fire tornado — turbulence caused by extreme rising heat — in New South Wales caused a 10-ton fire truck to roll over.
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And we find around the country that a lot of these judges who I think a lot of people thought would just roll over and play dead for this administration aren't doing it.
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However, it said, companies did seem to have enough external assets to cover hard-currency liabilities, and around $47 billion of maturing debt consisted of trade credits, which are relatively easy to roll over.
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What if he could not roll over and play dead on command, if "Sit" or "Down" were not mandates but suggestions, if the dog was in heat and humped the leg of the examiner?
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Worries over global growth are deepening and sending tremors through world markets, dampening investors' appetite for riskier assets and making it harder and more expensive for EM issuers to roll over debt and borrow.
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The IRS allows companies the option of permitting workers to roll over up to $500 into the following year or giving them until March 15 of the new year to spend down the account.
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First of all, the robot now includes lateral stability, which means it can roll over small obstacles like thick extension cords, room separators and differing floor materials at almost any speed without toppling over.
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In an interview with PEOPLE on Saturday during PaleyFest in Hollywood, California, The Walking Dead star said his baby girl with girlfriend Diane Kruger is "just starting to roll over" for her latest milestone.
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The central bank will sell on Monday as much as $750 million worth of traditional currency swaps, which function like selling dollars to investors for future delivery, to roll over contracts maturing next month.
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" She also writes that her supervisor on the film told her that "for the sake of the production, we have to sacrifice some of our values and just let it roll over our heads.
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Stocks started to roll over after Bloomberg News reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that U.S. officials are worried China may be pushing back against U.S. demands in the countries' ongoing trade talks.
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He did 24 years of his life in prison for pot, and the reason he did 24 years of his life in prison for pot is because Jack refused to roll over on anybody.
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"The quota will roll over again on October 1 as I said, and I expect that the United States will adhere to this agreement, as the president promised," she told the Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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But we also can't roll over for him, the way we've sometimes done over the last 16 months, chronicling even those speeches and rallies that amounted to sales pitches for his properties and products.
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He also wrote about the tendency of some vehicles to roll over, to jump from Park into Reverse gear and to power off with a loss of all controls and airbags while being driven.
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Talk to your human resources department to find out whether your plan grants you a grace period or whether it allows you to roll over some of your leftover cash into the next year.
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But Musk also wants to let existing shareholders roll over —maybe into a Fidelity-run special purpose vehicle, like exits has for the never-public SpaceX — so his ultimate needs could be much less.
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Compared with lighter vehicles, heavier ones "do not brake or handle as well and are more likely to roll over," John German, a senior fellow at the International Council on Clean Transportation, told us.
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Berry scored hits throughout the 1950s with 1956's "Roll Over Beethoven," 1957's "Rock and Roll Music," and 1958's "Johnny B. Goode" all breaking into the Top 10 on the Billboard Charts.
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Also under the tax overhaul package, families can now roll over money — up to the annual contribution limit — from a 529 college savings plan into an ABLE account, without paying a tax or penalty.
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"We were up in the first half and at halftime, I think we got a little relaxed and thought the game was over and they were going to roll over for us," Knox said.
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Argentina was able to roll over short-term debt this week, but new statistics put its inflation at 28500 percent, and Macri announced the need to speed up deficit reduction and improve government coordination.
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Perks: Unused tickets roll over to the next month and never expire for active members, member pricing for additional tickets, 20% off non-alcoholic concessions, half off 3D upgrade fees, no online convenience fees.
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"The mid-term trend is becoming a concern as the 50 DMA has started to roll over and now must be considered resistance," JC O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM, said in an email.
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"The founding fathers would roll over in their graves if they knew what we were doing today," he said, adding that the Boston Tea Party was political speech in the form of a boycott.
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The Sun newspaper, citing an internal government document, reported on Tuesday that just six of the 40 deals Britain is seeking to roll over before its March 29 exit will be ready on time.
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The bright red numbers on the clock next to me are the only thing illuminating my pitch-black hotel room, and I groan as I roll over and steal another five minutes of sleep.
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Optimistic, considering that 60 percent also said they didn't have a budget, 14 percent roll over more than $2,500 in credit card debt month to month and 26 percent save nothing each month for retirement.
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Inside the boarder of each state, there's a picture of the corresponding favorite candy, and you can roll over each one to read more information like how many pounds of the candy were sold there.
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A follow up to the EMIEW1 (debuted in 2005) and the EMIEW2 (demonstrated in 2007), the robot can roll over minor obstacles at speeds of nearly four miles per hour and weighs just 33 pounds.
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The budget loans should be refinanced by the RUB2.5bn new budget loans that Penza is due to receive from the federal government in 20153 and Fitch expects Penza will roll over the maturing bank loans.
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Russian jets make barrell-roll over US jets According to an official from the NATO military alliance, there has been a surge of NATO aircraft that have "scrambled" to intercept Russian warplanes approaching NATO airspace.
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This secret Bronx party serves as the setting of the opening episode's climax, where Shaolin introduces Zeke and his friends to the dawning hip-hop culture that will eventually roll over New York's disco scene.
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A total of 1.25 million contracts were traded last week, though volumes were also higher because of a roll week, where expiring futures contracts roll over to the next month, generating higher than usual turnover.
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I taught him how to sit, stay, roll over, shake, speak and "take a load off" (which means to go lay down in a specific spot … usually on the bed, our extremely comfortable Serta mattress).
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The plan applies to only some of the modes of transportation offered by Lyft — single-passenger trips and carpooling, but not bikes and scooters yet — but unused rides don't roll over to the following period.
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Roll over on any of them and the information warriors working for the Kremlin, who want the world to believe that America's democratic institutions are no different from Russia's, really would have something to celebrate.
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The final indicator, according to the technician, would be if the advance-decline line started to "roll over" and head down, an indication that more stocks were declining rather than climbing on a daily basis.
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"I think John Maynard Keynes would roll over in his grave, get up and smack Jay Powell in the face," LeBas said, referring to the famed economist who advocated for government intervention to halt recessions.
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Plus, there is also the significant possibility that dampened voter enthusiasm in the primaries for Democrats will roll over into the presidential race, while Trump will be able to energize his supporters to turn out.
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And with global debt now standing at a record $217 trillion, "roll over" risks will increase as central banks start raising interest rates, weighing especially on emerging markets that have borrowed in euros and dollars.
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PARIS, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Corporate bond issuers face having to roll over a record amount of debt in the coming years amid declining investor risk appetite and falling credit quality, the OECD said on Monday.
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We've got to dust ourselves off and step up, and not just roll over and act as if we don't have a very potent role to play in our democracy, particularly at the city level.
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Valuations are hovering above their historical norms, corporations are awash with debt from Federal Reserve QE, the IPO market is overflowing with companies that are losing billions, and momentum trades are starting to roll over.
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However, the IRS has offered companies the option of allowing workers to roll over up to $53 into the next year or giving them a grace period into the new year to use the money.
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A separate, corporate bond stabilisation fund worth 70-13 billion baht will be set up to invest in high quality, newly issued bonds by corporates that cannot fully roll over maturing corporate bonds, Veerathai said.
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The ECB has pledged to keep rates at record lows at least until the summer and roll over the 2.6 trillion euro ($2.96 trillion) stash of debt it has bought for an even longer time.
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SHANGHAI, March 14 (Reuters) - China's securities exchanges have relaxed requirements for local government financing platforms to roll over maturing corporate bonds, state-run China Securities Journal reported, in a move aimed at relieving debt burdens.
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N. CAROLINA ST. 62, AUBURN 48 Dominique Wilson scored 23 points and Miah Spencer added 243 to help No. 6-seeded North Carolina State (23-8) roll over No. 11 Auburn (17-15) in Austin.
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In the case of the baby sleeper, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Fisher-Price on Friday issued an alert asking customers to stop using the popular product if their children can roll over.
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DUBAI, July 26 (Reuters) - Emirates NBD (ENBD), Dubai's largest lender, is discussing with several international banks a roll-over of a $13 billion syndicated loan it signed in 2016, sources familiar with the matter said.
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"Macro momentum did roll over more than people had anticipated and I think that is coming through in the (earnings) numbers," said Caroline Simmons, deputy head of the UK investment office at UBS Wealth Management.
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Igor Sechin, CEO and chairman of Russian energy giant Rosneft, this week said Russia should be free to hike output and floated the idea of seeking compensation if Moscow agrees to roll over the production deal.
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The ECB's third such lending package will consist of two-year loans partly aimed at helping banks roll over 21.047 billion euros ($210 billion) of TLTROs extended in 21999 and 0.653 that start maturing next year.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Some EU leaders sought to roll over economic sanctions against Russia for 12 months before a summit on Thursday agreed to a standard six-month renewal, summit chair Donald Tusk told a news conference.
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Among firms that allow workers to roll over some, but not all of their accumulated days off, 56 percent permit employees to push one to 10 days off into the next year, according to the Society.
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Fallout from the so-called Operation Car Wash scandal deprived Sete Brasil of long-term financing, forcing Brazil's top lenders to roll over about 14 billion reais in loans for the past 1-1/2 years.
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"A strengthening yen signifies risk aversion ... generally when you see the yen strengthen that indicates that global equities are rolling over or about to roll over," Todd Gordon said in a recent CNBC "Trading Nation " interview.
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"At this point, it seems the market believes a six-month roll over is a base expectation, and everything else will be icing on the cake," said Michael Cohen, head of energy commodities research at Barclays.
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"I think that when you get the bigger cap stocks starting to roll over and follow what's been happening in the small caps, it will start to have a greater impact on the market," he added.
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The president gave the medal to 1st Lt. Victor Prato, 25, who was wounded in November during a deployment to Afghanistan when an IED blast caused his vehicle to roll over, inflicting multiple soft tissue injuries.
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The Astros (100-60) aren't likely to roll over for Boston as they try to hunt down the Cleveland Indians (101-59) for the best record in the AL and homefield advantage throughout the AL playoffs.
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He taught American Pharoah the finer things in stallion life, such as eating grass and whiling away an afternoon lounging atop the purplish-blue flower buds that roll over these 2,45-acres like a royal carpet.
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Debt payments for the remainder of 2019 are estimated between $103 billion to $10 billion, depending on Argentina's ability to roll over domestic Treasury bills, leaving a thin margin to intervene in the foreign exchange market.
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While there is a shift into more defensive stocks, the overall market typically has another 18 months to run before it starts to roll over following a yield curve inversion, according to data from Credit Suisse.
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Roll over your 401(k) to your new employer's plan Assuming your new employer's plan accepts rollovers, "this is a good option if you like the investment choices and the fees aren't too high, " Holeman says.
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However, under Section 2628, if you roll over your capital gains into a similar investment – let's say you trade one piece of real estate for a larger one – you can defer taxes on your capital gains.
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In total, Agarwal has 19.35 percent, making him Anglo American's largest shareholder, although only for three years unless he acts to buy the shares or seek to roll over the arrangement, which is effectively a loan.
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General Motors – GM will be asked by its money-losing South Korean unit to roll over a nearly $922 million debt due in April and to cut the interest rate on that debt, according to Reuters.
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TEXAS 27, ALABAMA ST. 22007 Ariel Atkins scored 15 points, and No. 2-seeded Texas (29-4) used a dominant third quarter on its home court to roll over No. 15-seeded Alabama State (19-73).
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However, under Section 2628, if you roll over your capital gains into a similar investment — let's say you trade one piece of real estate for a larger one — you can defer taxes on your capital gains.
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He knew that once he compromised the G.O.P., even its evangelical wing, into giving him a pass on his taxes, they'd roll over for anything — sex with porn stars, endless lying, trashing the F.B.I., coddling Putin.
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But Moscow has imposed various restrictions to protect its population, including closing its land border with China to pedestrians and vehicles, a measure Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova said late on Wednesday it would roll over.
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Notify your new plan provider about the expected rollover I found out that in order to roll over from one account to another, you need an open and active account and a letter from the investor.
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With a proper dinner table at which to eat our meals, we moved our camping chairs out to our private pier, spending hours fishing and watching clouds merge and fray and roll over the mountain terrain.
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The chartered bus—owned by Jet Executive Limousine—crashed at around 8:45 AM when the driver ran off the right side, then overcorrected, only to roll over in the median, according to WSB-TV Atlanta.
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The research outlines how training a neural network using simulation taught the Boston Dynamics-esque ANYmal robot how to perform some impressive feats, including the ability to roll over, as a method for recovering from a fall.
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DUBAI, April 30 (Reuters) - State-owned South African Airways (SAA) has reached an agreement in principle with lenders to roll over its existing debt of 9.2 billion rand ($641.55 million), its chief executive officer said on Tuesday.
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If OPEC decides to roll over its current agreement for a further six months without substantial changes when ministers meet on May 25, the decision may not boost prices much, though it could stop them weakening further.
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However, even if not explicitly excluded from support, the current liquidity mechanism does not specifically cover ST liabilities, which means that autonomous communities will still rely on the continued willingness of financial institutions to roll over debt.
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Still, here in the second Epoch of GPS we've been anticipating the rollover and modern devices manufactured after 2010 are largely designed with a 13-bit week counter that only needs to roll over every 157 years.
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"When earnings growth starts to roll over and go from positive growth to negative growth, a deceleration, you see volatility increase in the market place," said Nick Kalivas, senior equity product strategist at Invesco PowerShares, in Chicago.
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Della Vigna also said that he "expect(ed) demand to rebound from what was a weak first quarter" which he partly attributed as being down to "Indian demonetization," the effect of which he expected to roll over.
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The drain on the central bank's foreign currency buffers raises uncomfortable questions about Turkey's balance of payments and its ability to roll over foreign loans - and how and from whom it would seek emergency reserves if necessary.
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"In such a case, we will not simply roll over and be taken advantage of — we will do what's right to protect the interests of our company and the millions of stakeholders we serve," Lampert went on.
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They perceive a lack of action to stop the President's agenda, GOP leaders wheeling and dealing with Obama on budget compromises like the "cromnibus," and their tendency to roll over anytime they are challenged by the President.
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The move, which was then ratified by non-OPEC producers, was the base-case scenario for the market and means the 1.8 million barrel per day supply cut will roll over until the first-quarter of 2018.
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"They didn't go into this with a proper exit plan, and they basically thought that this was going to end very quickly because somehow Congress would just roll over and give them everything they wanted," he added.
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At the same time, my suggestion that the business community avoid the radical dismantling of the EPA does not require it to roll over and accept the many pro-environmental regulatory changes of the past eight years.
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"A few days ago when we saw the semiconductors kind of roll over pretty hard … the rest of tech was holding up pretty well, whether it be the FANG stocks or the XLK tech ETF," Maley said.
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"The industrial commodities are already beginning to roll over, so if they do indeed pull-back on their stimulative efforts, it could have an impact on the 'reflation' trade everybody is talking about right now," he added.
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Read more: GOLDMAN SACHS: These 30 stocks are poised to pop on earnings after a week of brutal trade-war news"We don't think that growth is going to surrender and roll over anytime soon," he said.
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You can roll over your 2401(k) to your new employer's plan Assuming your new employer accepts rollovers, "this is a good option if you like the investment choices and the fees aren't too high, " Holeman says.
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Finally, if the electors take unprecedented actions viewed as subverting the outcome of the election, the other parts of the political system aren't going to just roll over and accept it — they'll similarly respond in unprecedented ways.
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That means they could leave the military after one or two terms of service — typically two to six years, depending on the branch — and like civilian workers who switch jobs, essentially roll over their military 401(k).
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Your contributions roll over year to year making it a potentially good savings vehicle, in part because you can choose to invest in mutual funds to potentially grow your savings tax-free, similar to a 25(k).
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In 2008, then, questions about the health of banks and their collateral triggered a flight from those markets, leaving healthy and unhealthy banks alike unable to roll over short-term loans and at risk of imminent collapse.
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In a Senate Budget Committee hearing this week, Pentagon comptroller David Norquist asked for the ability to roll over operations and maintenance funds into the next fiscal year and for more flexibility in moving funds between accounts.
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He's got no friends in D.C. — we know that, we knew that going into this — and he's not trying to play their game of, 'Oh, we smeared your reputation, so you should roll over and go away.
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Ms. Korey said she and her partner, Jen Rubio, looked at solving customer problems, like recharging a dying phone, keeping smelly clothes away from clean ones or designing wheels that make it easy to roll over cobblestones.
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He also shot back at President Barack Obama's recent statement that the late President Ronald Reagan would roll over in his grave at reports that more than a third of Trump voters had favorable views of Putin.
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You notice nine seconds of dead air when you hear it on the radio; there is just no radio there, all of a sudden, and as the quiet seconds roll over the whole experience flattens and stretches.
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If you leave your job with an unpaid loan, you may have until the due date of your federal income tax return, including extensions, to roll over the amount owed to an IRA or another 401(k) plan.
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The market could roll over, but when I look at the technicals going on in the marketplace and the fundamentals, I think 2,815 or so on the S&P is a level I'd be willing to buy here.
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Goldman Sachs said on Wednesday an uncertain macroeconomic outlook and volatile oil production from Iran and others could cause the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to roll over supply cuts it has enacted with other producers.
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It will also respond when you say its name, and is smart enough to track your position and roll over to you when you call it, which is just one of several voice commands this BB-8 understands.
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The US and China, notoriously tough trade negotiators, will roll over and give the UK a good deal once it is on its own and not part of a 28-nation bloc, which has much more economic significance.
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"The aim of the issue was to roll over papers maturing on May 19, 2017," BGK said, adding the size of the issue was increased to 1.2 billion from an earlier planned 1 billion due to investors' demand.
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"You get them where they eat ... You can't just roll over and say, 'We'll wait to see what they demand,'" said Gerry Ritz, who was farm minister in the Conservative government that drew up the sanctions in 2013.
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They rise and fall, hover, fly sideways and backwards, shoot flares, back up, spring forward, dip, dart off again, lift ships, drop radio transmission towers, lose their rotor blades and roll over, fire missiles, crash into one another.
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The new rule, which will not be fully implemented until the end of next year, will sharply curtail the industry's pitching to persuade retirement savers to roll over their 401(k) accounts when they switch jobs or retire.
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No. 14 Boise State 143, Hawaii 37 Backup quarterback Chase Cord passed for 175 yards and three touchdowns in place of injured Hank Bachmeier to help the Broncos roll over the visiting Rainbow Warriors in Mountain West play.
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You can roll over your 401(k) to your new employer's plan If your new employer accepts rollovers, "this is a good option if you like the investment choices and the fees aren't too high, " Holeman tells CNBC.
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I concluded that having an Echo Dot in the bedroom would make a difference, because then I could roll over and mumble something to Alexa and the coffee would brew in the nine minutes between between Snooze sessions.
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"It's not very often that I see a market roll over and see some sort of bigger correction happen in this when the advance-decline line continues to make new highs, along with the popular averages," said Johnson.
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Douglas P. Hamilton, an astronomy professor at the University of Maryland, agrees that Sputnik Planitia is a heavy spot that caused Pluto to roll over, but he disagrees with the premise that it started as an impact crater.
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To be Canadian is to live with equal parts fear and fury that the United States has no idea who we are (and may inadvertently roll over on us in the middle of the night without realizing it).
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When you roll over one night and see him smoking a cigarette, staring at the ceiling, you can't help but wonder if he's calculating the cost in years taken off his life through the stress of your relationship.
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If the broader tech sector starts to roll over and break below that longer-term relative uptrend, displayed above in orange, it "would signify a good likelihood that stock indices pull back to test recent lows," Newton wrote.
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McGowan helps Central Florida roll over Maryland Taj McGowan ran for two first-half touchdowns and UCF pulled away for a 38-10 win at Maryland Saturday afternoon in what had been forecast as a high-scoring affair.
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Although Venezuela has made regular payments on its debts in recent years despite hyperinflation and a collapsing domestic economy, Venezuela's debt payments are rapidly becoming unsustainable absent a debt restructuring or new borrowing to "roll over" existing debts.
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The sources said that even though there was pressure for weaker premiums this year, Codelco was able to roll over deals at $98 a tonne because the high quality cathodes that the company produces are preferred by customers.
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On Wednesday, Ghadhban said he would support at least extending existing cuts to end-263 from March: "We have to give a positive signal to the market and to me at least we should roll-over present agreement".
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In a further boost to Ukraine, the EU released 500 million euros in financial assistance to Kiev and European Council President Donald Tusk predicted Brussels would roll over sanctions on Russia at a summit on Dec. 13-14.
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Musk on Monday estimated two-thirds of existing Tesla shareholders would roll over their holdings into a private company, but said that he was still talking with major shareholders and advisers before settling on a structure for the deal.
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Part of the more than $100 million in proceeds will be used to provide partial liquidity to existing PrismHR investor Accel-KKR, which will roll over a portion of its holdings and retain one of its two board seats.
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Last week, the central bank didn't roll over 230 billion yuan of maturing six-month funding through MLF loans, while another batch of 179.5 billion yuan worth of six-month MLF loans is due to mature on May 803.
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Sky Plc said it would enter the UK mobile market with a SIM-only deal that allows data allowances to roll over each month, and offers free calls to the 11 million British households that take its TV services.
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A lot of people in the same position kind of say that pillows and your arms definitely help that while also helping stabilize your body to not roll over in the middle of the night and cause any disruptions.
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Next steps: If your accountant agrees that it's a tax-smart move to directly roll over your RMD to a public charity, let your advisor know immediately to have enough time to make the transfer prior to year-end.
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The incumbents are unwilling to roll over for Amazon in a market where a single customer, who often has chronic conditions and requires regular refills, can represent thousands of dollars of revenue a year through copayments and insurance coverage.
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HBO may be well known for nudity — Game of Thrones was occasionally met with an eye roll over its abundance of naked women — but on television, it's fairly rare for men to be paraded around, full-frontally exposed. Basically?
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"Two important issues for the banking system are liquidity - how much foreign financing they can get to roll over maturing external debt - and second, how will the NPL ratios develop," said Inan Demir, an emerging markets strategist at Nomura.
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Overnight on Wall Street, stocks stateside began to roll over after Bloomberg News reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that U.S. officials are worried China may be pushing back against U.S. demands in the countries' ongoing trade talks.
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It is expected to provide Pemex necessary breathing room to cover the US$1.5bn revolver maturing in November and US$83bn in credit facilities that roll over in January 2020, according to data from LPC, a unit of Refinitiv.
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Last week, the PBOC declined to roll over 230 billion yuan ($33.31 billion) of maturing six-month MLF funding, while another batch of 179.5 billion yuan worth of six-month MLF loans are due to mature on May 16.
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Sure, there were a few oddities that took me a few minutes to get used to, such as the way it's okay to run straight into a goomba so Mario can roll over it with a parkour-style animation.
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Rather than roll over and burden taxpayers with even more debt, they should focus on keeping spending down and eliminating inappropriate federal programs that intervene in activities better handled by the private sector or by state and local governments.
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Thanks to government efforts to front-load bond issuance to roll over maturing debt, total bonds it needs to sell to markets this year won't rise much, said Katsutoshi Inadome, senior bond strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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At the same time, however, many state-backed issuers have flooded the market with bonds to roll over debt and finance infrastructure at low rates, as investors reward issuers seen as having implicit policy backing to prop up growth.
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