Even just having enough to save for my own retirement (let alone save for a house) feels impossible.
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Therefore, in the "save for retirement versus save for my child's college tuition " standoff, your needs come first.
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"I can hear them in their Nigerian accent: 'You better save for a rainy day, save for a rainy day,'" he said.
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One way to combat this problem, Ms. Schneider said, is to encourage people to save for an emergency while they save for retirement.
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You can certainly live on less, but it won't be easy if your goal is to raise a family, save for your children's education, save for your own home and save for retirement (so you can actually retire by a reasonable age).
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Since we got rid of the house, it&aposs what has allowed us to pay down our other debt, save for retirement, and save for emergencies.
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Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 7Median home value: $51,223Median household income: $28,617 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 203Median home value: $182,101Median household income: $50,386 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 19Median home value: $260,526Median household income: $55,433 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 22Median home value: $352,172Median household income: $64,784 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 27Median home value: $583,6223Median household income: $85,936 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 2717Median home value: $2564,271Median household income: $2236,220 Number of years it takes to save for a 243% down payment: 5622Median home value: $182,258Median household income: $2043,816 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 40Median home value: $1,031,732Median household income: $583,300 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 40Median home value: $717,564Median household income: $71,236 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 43Median home value: $622,523Median household income: $58,043
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Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 12Median home value: $513,291Median household income: $52,761 Number of years it takes to save for a 2130% down payment: 2423Median home value: $248,4230Median household income: $220,27 Number of years it takes to save for a 251% down payment: 12Median home value: $228,2617Median household income: $52,585 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 12Median home value: $151,208Median household income: $423,526 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 11Median home value: $130,423Median household income: $48,830 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 7Median home value: $51,223Median household income: $28,617
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Looking back, she wishes she'd used more of that money to save for retirement, save for a down payment on a house, or completely pay off her student loans.
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And villains — save for Courtney Roberts — don't win.
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Not to mention I already have enough financial priorities on my plate what with trying to save for retirement, save for emergencies, pay off debt, and generally get my life together.
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"The No. 1 regret among Americans is the failure to save for emergencies and the failure to save for retirement," said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at personal finance site Bankrate.com.
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It's a perfect romance — save for a few complications.
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Very few shows, save for ABC's Roseanne, earned explosive ratings.
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The company's sales expanded in every territory save for Japan.
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It's a future that really is female, save for Yorick.
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America's ability to save for retirement shouldn't suffer the consequences.
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A basic income would let them save for old age.
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Why save for someone to whom you don't feel connected?
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Remove chicken giblets, and save for another use or discard.
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Watch: How to get more people to save for retirement
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Want to know more on how to save for retirement?
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It essentially forces young Americans to save for their retirement.
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THERE'S A LOT OF MONEY WE CAN SAVE FOR TAXPAYERS.
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BILL WOULD HELP GRAD STUDENTS SAVE FOR RETIREMENT: Liberal Sen.
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Signs of humankind vanish, save for the solitary roadside mailbox.
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Should you pay your debt or save for retirement first?
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Think about how you want to save for your future.
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Discard the remaining liquid or save for another use. 3.
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These tools enabled him to save for multiple goals simultaneously.
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We want to help families save for the long term.
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All stores are closed, save for grocery markets and pharmacies.
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A violinist there explains she busks to save for college.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - How to get people to save for retirement?
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The Dolby Theater fell silent save for some confused murmurs.
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What big, future purchases do you want to save for?
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Zest in the limes (halve the limes and save for later).
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Champagne was flowing all night – save for a few notable abstainers.
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In the meantime, she's barely able to save for her retirement.
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Click through for five outfits to save for a rainy day.
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Save for some early test transactions, Satoshi's bitcoins have never moved.
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Everyone (save for Calvin Harris) is on board the Hiddleswift train.
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Four of the five stars – save for Stapleton – hail from Texas.
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You'll also need to save for long- and short-term goals.
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Plenty of potential for growth remains, as workers save for retirement.
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He kills all the heads, save for Domingo and Black Mariah.
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I save for Eric's retirement too as he has no benefits.
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The army is often without ammunition, save for the presidential guard.
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Chris Coons and Amy Klobuchar: Most Americans can't save for retirement.
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Save for "Wind Beneath My Wings," the music's not the same.
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It's the perfect tutorial to save for your next date night.
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Save for the bottom row, every module was built by hand.
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Finding the best way to save for college can be daunting.
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Indiana's statewide offices are all filled by Republicans, save for Sen.
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So I'm not going to blame Save for their ambitious goals.
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Uber drivers are being given the opportunity to save for retirement.
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These factors all make it difficult to save for the future.
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Herrera blew a save for the third time in 22 opportunities.
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We could enable millennials to buy homes and save for retirement.
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Witnessing someone freezing leftover cups of coffee to save for later.
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Nothing, save for one knucklehead prime minister being replaced by another.
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Overall, this was a forgettable Turkish showing, save for one match.
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Society benefits when people defer gratification and save for the future.
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It was, it turns out, save for one important exclusion: Helicopters.
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It was the 31st blown save for the Giants this year.
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Save for the hunter, all were after its namesake natural resource.
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Legislators can help Americans save for retirement by simply doing nothing.
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Save for one with a master's degree, all have held doctorates.
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Many times, every dollar counts when attempting to save for retirement.
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Save for the future and don't spend more than you make.
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The rule hurts families trying to save for their children's education.
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Many times, every dollar counts when attempting to save for retirement.
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Many women find it an uphill battle to save for retirement.
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You can also download clips you want to save for later.
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Humans have destroyed themselves, save for one man who roams alone.
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I used this as an excuse not to save for retirement.
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Save for some spending cuts, it left Medicare coverage mostly alone.
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They were all white, save for a couple of Mike's friends.
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The best way to save for college is with a 21 plan.
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Twitter is finally rolling out a "save for later" feature called Bookmarks.
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He consumes an entirely liquid diet, save for a carb-free dinner.
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Periodically, photos taken with the phone simply won't save for some users.
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It was nothing unusual, save for the high praise in those quotes.
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People use them to save for retirement, college or buying a house.
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And millennials were more optimistic in every country surveyed, save for Indonesia.
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Many Americans with disabilities can now confidently save for their future through ABLE.
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Trump remained out of sight and silent, save for a few retweets.
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They're all meticulously covered for the show, of course, save for one.
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Do I want to save for Europe or buy tacos right now?
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To save for college, I worked the morning biscuit line at Hardee's.
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Zach Britton picked up his American League-leading 33rd save for Baltimore.
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The city was eerily quiet, save for the helicopters and fire trucks.
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Save for Herb2, of course, whose owners gave the blessing to manipulate.
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Save for my other fears about running in the dark, I'm thrilled.
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Right-hander Sam Dyson recorded his first save for Texas (4-227).
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ETFs, save for smatterings of active ones with tiny assets, are quantitative.
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Rick Ross is almost unrecognizable ... save for his trademark beard and tats.
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On Tracey's darkness: Nothing about her class is gentle (save for savasana).
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The Tapering Vapor was almost empty save for Andrew Taylor, the manager.
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Believe it or not, it's possible to save for retirement on autopilot.
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Everyone is eliminated, save for Varga himself, because he's crafty like that.
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And yet, save for the Native Americans, the people were not indigenous.
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That's money that Democrats would have preferred to save for this fall.
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The bill hasn't changed, save for the title and a new deadline.
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Wondering if you should pay your debt or save for retirement first?
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"We want to help families save for the long term," Brady continued.
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Turns out, California is a hard place to save for a home.
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It's almost identical, save for some clouds and probably Apple's own photoshopping.
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So, you have no idea how much you should save for retirement?
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Save for a missing sleeve, Hadid's covered up, for the most part.
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There is no cure (save for time, which we'll get to later).
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The company is basically ghosting the internet, save for the aforementioned note.
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The iPhone's version looks nearly identical, save for the warmer color-tone.
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And the lower salary can diminish what they can save for retirement.
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It's no secret that many Americans are struggling to save for retirement.
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How can I reduce my expenses to save for my children's education?
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It is the anti-Bulletproof coffee, save for their shared caffeine boost.
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It's close to a cemita, save for the ciabatta it's served on.
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Wendy will also keep all of their furniture, save for one sculpture.
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There are families that save for a lifetime to go to Disney.
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Save for a few courageous senators, the G.O.P. has melted into spinelessness.
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The best way to save for college is with a 13 plan.
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The rest, save for getting stuck in a muddy cornfield, is positive.
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Bonus tip: Save for your wedding using a high-yield savings account.
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His exam was normal save for some slight slurring of his words.
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Are you a millennial who is helping your parents save for retirement?
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One man I spoke to was shirtless, save for a leather harness.
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The 10 lowest-fee accounts you can use to save for college
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Save for multiple goals automaticallyIn his book "I Will Teach You To Be Rich," author Ramit Sethi showed an example of how you can save for a wedding, travel, and other future expenses automatically using multiple savings accounts.
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The two photos are identical, save for some sweat stains on Hopkins' shirt.
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Well, save for get his roots done in a timely fashion, of course.
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Is there anything you would change about the way you save for retirement?
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Never talks about the issue, save for calling global warming a Chinese hoax.
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It's almost entirely bare, save for the Tesla logo above the license plate.
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Save for Black Panther, Marvel stories are usually irrelevant to the real world.
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This might be an email to print out and save for later use.
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In fact, almost no Canadians are in it save for producer Jason King.
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Save for the exceptionally overweight, most obese people do not die much earlier.
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Muck will remove all the tattoos, save for the "Indiana" on Bird's forearm.
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A workplace retirement plan is just one way to save for the future.
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Their plan is mostly hitchless, save for Kala's injury, which is almost fatal.
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The baseball team (save for Zach, who has finally quit) rallies around Bryce.
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Under the hood is pretty much the same, save for a few differences.
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But that's a topic we should probably save for a separate, lengthy conversation.
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Leaf SR's website is now dark, save for an announcement of the departures.
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Save for a haircut every six months, my strands are fairly low maintenance.
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Learning to manage a budget and save for future expenses becomes more important.
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People save for retirement, and must save even more if returns are negative.
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Save for the treehouse, the physicality of the supposedly different "rooms" are identical.
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But they often struggle to then find any way to save for retirement.
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The important settings to be aware of in Photoshop's Save for Web dialog.
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Then add the items to your Amazon Cart (You can "Save for Later").
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Remember, the amount you save for retirement needs to last until you die.
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And many people think that's the sort of thing you can't save for.
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They aren't emboldened by anything, save for maybe the voices in their heads.
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Save for the weather forecast, I never once looked to Bixby for assistance.
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I didn't make a big save for the guys when they needed it.
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Craig Kimbrel pitched the ninth for his 37th save for the Red Sox.
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The co-signers are all Republican, save for one Democrat: Tom O'Halleran (Ariz.).
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There's one other cool feature coming with this upgrade, called Save for Later.
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Employees could put away money each month, tax free, to save for retirement.
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According to Polcari, this is the most effective way to save for college.
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Fishing line is possibly the most critical component of fishing, save for hooks.
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The desk is barren, save for a coaster, a sharpie, and a phone.
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Your plan to save for major expensesWould you like to own a home?
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We shouldn't be placing unnecessary barriers on Americans trying to save for retirement.
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Every refugee, save for those born in transit camps, once had a life.
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Does your child want to save for the down payment on a house?
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This roasted turkey recipe is pretty standard, save for its choice of stuffing.
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Do you write these quips down in a Moleskine to save for songs?
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It doesn't directly feed into its parent game save for, possibly, one area.
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Families would save for months to buy an encyclopedia—now it's all free.
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Conte announced that most shops, save for pharmacies and grocery stores, would close.
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It would substantially reduce the need to save for people making above that.
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Save for one episode, the day went off without much of a hitch.
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"There's a need to help people save for the short term," she said.
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As a result, Americans are getting creative about how they save for retirement.
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For instance, Dogen follows his own three-legged stool to save for retirement.
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Only about a third of people save for travel and vacation, CIT found.
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" Save for a few snide interstitial remarks—"Hello, Coachella"; "Is everyone networking successfully?
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Kelvin Herrera pitched a scoreless ninth for his 23rd save for Kansas City.
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The lobby felt understated save for large digital screens collectively flashing bold imagery.
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I figured I could save for retirement later when I earned more money.
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That tax break is meant to encourage you to save for retirement now.
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This makes it harder for them to save for retirement through a job.
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The new tax rules could restrict the way alimony recipients save for retirement.
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Should they stay longer, save for retirement, and risk growing ill in America?
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For a paradise, living's not easy, save for the very few and rich.
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"A lot of young adults are dealing with student debt, and they're really struggling to pay off their student debt, and be able to save for retirement, and be able to save for some of their other financial goals," she says.
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I have a two-part strategy for saving money: I save for retirement by contributing a portion of my pretax salary to my 22(k), and I save for current goals by making automatic deposits into a high-yield savings account.
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The room was pitch black, save for the green glow emitted by the neurons.
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She says people should save for early retirement and traditional retirement in different accounts.
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But there's one part of our origin story that I always save for last.
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Bourbon and rye are—save for a few crucial differences—basically the same thing.
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Once you're on pace for retirement, there are smart ways to save for college.
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They have their little bank accounts for us helping us save for an apartment.
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It's expensive, and many of my patients save for years to pay for it.
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Fundamentally, the game is a side-scroller just like the others (save for TaleSpin).
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The résumés were identical in all respects save for the name of the applicant.
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Although everyone save for Pauly D — Let's skip the surnames and honorifics, shall we?
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In fact, it takes no risks at all, save for the risk of irrelevance.
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Nonetheless, not a single club save for his previous employer made him an offer.
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Past leaks hint that its design will remain largely unchanged, save for the screen.
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Purposely save for your goal, whether it's to visit Thailand or pay down debt.
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Fortunately, the interior is still largely intact, save for a few tears and rips.
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What most people save for the bedroom, Kim wears out in the broad daylight.
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The best way to save for retirement is through a 401(k) or IRA.
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It's harder for young people to save for a rainy day let alone retirement.
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The back of the device, meanwhile, is empty, save for a Google "G" logo.
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It gives you the flexibility to save for retirement and use it for education.
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He chose non-white actors, save for the campy role of King George III.
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The Treasury Department wants to make it easier for taxpayers to save for retirement.
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The currently buried "Save for Later" feature is used 250 million times per month.
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He knows his audience – save for Monday's protesters, who interrupted his speech 14 times.
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It isn't easy putting off instant gratification to save for a far-away date.
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Figuring out how much you need to save for retirement is a moving target.
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Hands down, the best way to save for college is with a 2401 plan.
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The bun holds most of the toppings in place, save for one rogue pickle.
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Of those sectors, however, all fell during the month of April save for FANG.
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At the same time, the couple slashed their spending to save for a home.
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Save for one song, Knife Party doesn't want to see anything but red light.
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Mariners closer Edwin Diaz recorded his 56th save for winner Ryan Cook (2-1).
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The restaurant led in every key attribute that Market Force tabulates save for one.
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Save for that lone strap-on, toys haven't really entered the mainstream anal conversation.
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ObamaCare even makes it harder for individuals to save for their own healthcare choices.
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Save for the usual heightened postseason pushing and shoving, both teams kept to themselves.
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For some, a refund helps them save for a major purchase like a car.
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Health care will continue to be "a difficult pill to save for," Manion said.
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They all said they'd return to the show, save for Manzo and Zolciak-Biermann.
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Aroldis Chapman picked up his first save for the Yankees, pitching a scoreless ninth.
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It's harder for young people to save for a rainy day, let alone retirement.
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Next, determine how much you need to save for them and for how long.
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Here&aposs where else millennial renters are struggling to save for a home purchase.
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They live in the moment, which kills their ability to save for the future.
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People generally said they know what they have to do to save for retirement.
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Farquhar is 3-1 with a 4.38 ERA and a save for the Bulls.
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Mistake #3: They didn't save for retirementRetirement was the least of my parents' concerns.
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Women, not surprisingly, avoided the bar save for prostitutes and some very tough barmaids.
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The silhouette was, generally, loose and long (save for the occasional pair of shorts).
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The scene was unremarkable, save for the provenance of a dozen of the workers.
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A 2529 plan allows people to save for education expenses using after-tax dollars.
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Save for Louis Vuitton steamer trunks, luggage has never had a particularly sexy connotation.
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Lawmakers touted the measure as a significant improvement to how Americans save for retirement.
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They didn't have a financial goal, what it is they want to save for.
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In fact, boys barely even appear in the scene, save for their disembodied members.
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Hands down, the best way to save for college is with a 2800 plan.
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Mr. Batilekaleka also took three years to save for the four he bought himself.
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Around half of Spaniards have a specific insurance policy to save for funeral costs.
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Hands down, the best way to save for college is with a 21 plan.
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It entirely sidesteps violence against women, save for when they're taking hits as heroes.
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I now save for retirement using a SEP-IRA and invest in index funds.
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I save for property taxes and insurance in a dedicated high-yield savings account.
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What if I want to save for a while, then invest the money later?
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Her parents and siblings were gone, save for one brother, who'd just gotten married.
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Meanwhile, young adults are misled into underestimating how much they must save for retirement.
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I also have an IRA and a solo 401(k) to save for retirement.
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If you retire at 56, you have 31 working years to save for retirement.
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"Too many families are struggling to save for retirement," Roe said in a statement.
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There are not many details on the sanctions, save for a morning Trump tweet.
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Macron and Le Pen have almost nothing in common, save for their outsider status.
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Save for fraud, of course, but there's not yet even a whisper of that.
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Wonkey poses at the beach, naked save for his hood, or in Times Square.
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But today, the scene is almost bucolic, save for the Coalition jets circling overhead.
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The place was empty and dark, save for a spotlight near Close's painting rig.
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That would make Monero transactions much more anonymous, save for the person you're meeting.
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The kind of eye contact you save for a magic moment with a lover.
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You can certainly raise a family earning less as many do, but it won't be easy if your goal is to save for retirement, save for your child's education, own your own home instead of rent and actually retire by a reasonable age.
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However, they also plan to save for a larger down payment on a future home.
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As grime re-accumulates, all reverse graffiti fades, save for the memories (and Instagram posts).
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Chwast's book is entirely black and white, save for the red lettering of the timeline.
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Economic data have been generally on the upswing save for some disappointing holiday retail numbers.
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Win Butler's voice works fairly well, save for the falsetto moments that trip him up.
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Save for the Play Store's un-replicable app selection, Samsung barely needs Android at all.
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There are few reminders of what was there before, save for some signage and furniture.
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That sort of reveal would be out of character for Apple, save for smaller updates.
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From the side, it appeared to be a regular bookshelf, save for a small button.
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Investing can help you save for long-term goals like retirement and generally build wealth.
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Save for a spare Parasite Eve poster on the wall, it was a ghost town.
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Save for a Freemason flag that hangs outside the building, the temple is largely nondescript.
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For now — save for a few exceptions like the Nissan Mobility Concept — it's mostly startups.
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And we have very little indication of warfare, save for some excavated spearheads and arrowheads.
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The crowds outside the event were largely peaceful — save for one man who was punched.
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Users can also play solo, with the computer filling in each position, save for captain.
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Now, users can also choose specific songs, playlists, and albums to save for offline listening.
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It affects not only how we approach investing but also how we save for retirement.
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His home remained standing, unaffected save for some charred mulch near his front-door walkway.
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My husband brings home leftover Thai food for me, which I save for lunch tomorrow.
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There are coal plants in the works just about everywhere, save for the United States.
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ON A sunny morning, downtown Reno is mostly empty, save for a handful of tourists.
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It's supposed to "smart save" for you by tracking how much you make and spend.
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And senior linebacker Leon Jacobs came up big with a late save for the Badgers.
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Garnham was taken to hospital but, happily, was fine, save for some bruising and swelling.
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I'm trying to save for a down payment on an apartment in the next year.
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And, save for the nightmare hell-world of copyright law, that's largely a good thing.
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Every country in the European Union has a card, save for Britain, Denmark and Ireland.
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But if you find yourself with money, be sure to save for a rainy day!
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Luckily he's okay, save for really bad road rash, a fat lip, and a headache.
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"In retirement there are no options if you don't save for yourself first," she said.
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Since then workers have been obliged to save for their retirement through private investment funds.
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Basically, there's nothing here, save for the logo that calls back to Nokia's glory days.
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Lomax's story isn't unusual in Silicon Valley, save for one aspect: She's a young woman.
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All save for the dazzling engagement ring, which they felt was too dangerous to sell.
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Save for the international legitimacy he craves, he has little incentive right now to talk.
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I get a veggie sandwich, a juice, and a cookie, which I save for later.
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And, save for Sheila the bear, Brienne is the only woman for Tormund in Westeros.
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Save for her face, crotch, and right arm and breast, her entire body is dissected.
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Nearly half of the respondents said they still find it difficult to save for retirement.
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For the most part, the victuals get the boot, save for a packet of mushrooms.
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It's something he didn't really do that much, save for partnering with Verizon in 2007.
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The dining room is almost empty, save for an American couple having an early dinner.
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The two phones were identical save for the dual curved edges on the S27 Edge.
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Two sizes: The Pixel and Pixel XL will be largely identical, save for their size.
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The new phone looks pretty much identical to the standard Robin, save for its color.
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"That's an excellent way to save for future health care costs on a pretax basis."
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However, there are certain beauty behaviors we save for when we know we're 100% alone.
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Most respondents also said they didn't know how much they needed to save for retirement.
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"The less you own, the more headspace you save for what really matters," he said.
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Lawrence and her husband put some aside to help him save for a down payment.
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Which costs to cut for retirementShould I pay my debt off or save for retirement?
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Save for a slit in his beak to see out of, the suit is unventilated.
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She had neglected to make any long-term health care plans or save for retirement.
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Earlier in June, Warren rolled out bipartisan bills aimed at helping people save for retirement.
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Low wages make it impossible for teachers to save for unpredictable situations or emergency expenses.
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In my mind, subtitles are necessary for any viewership, save for a movie theater experience.
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Rather, they are common sense measures designed to help families save for higher education costs.
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Build that emergency fund, save for retirement or use it to take a fun vacation.
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There's basically nothing out here in the desert save for a nearby solar power plant.
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Click on "Image" at the top menu bar followed by "Save for Web & Devices…"3.
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About 40% of Americans are in some type of debt and don't save for retirement.
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Save for a few select regions going against the grain—Northern Virginia, Southern California, etc.
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You've put in the hard work and self-discipline to save for a rainy day.
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But last week, all Bloomberg offices save for those in six battleground states were closed.
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Do you want to travel, buy real estate or save for some other big goal?
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If you're your own boss, chances are you aren't doing enough to save for retirement.
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He dives left to parry away Ericksen's curler, a terrific save for a terrific shot.
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Some folks would buy two meals, one for now and one to save for dinner.
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You can cook this five-ingredient steak in advance to save for sandwiches or salads.
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The streets are eerily quiet, save for the police officer asking her where she's going.
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His physical exam was uninformative, save for the significant amount of weight he had lost.
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"There are very few who have the discipline to save for a business," he said.
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Save for a few Mazdas, Jaguars and Volvos, most crossovers are still frumpy and bloated.
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His annual income now is about $130,238, which makes it difficult to save for retirement.
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Sources always say that he doesn't have a lot of friends, save for his family.
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Save for a small button to operate the top, the intimate cockpit is essentially unchanged.
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If you save for three consecutive months, you&aposll qualify for a 1% savings bonus.
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The "later" period of time in which I'd save for retirement kept getting pushed back.
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I didn't feel motivated to save for retirement because I saw it as a sacrifice.
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A financial planner can help you enjoy your money now and save for the future.
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What remains is from within the region, save for a few specialty items from Japan.
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How are we going to save for each other's goals if our incomes are different?
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That hasn't happened -- Democrats have largely ignored it, save for the rolling of the eyes.
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The community escaped injury save for the mailbox, which the dog's owner promised to fix.
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We also use them to save for necessities, like car repairs and annual pet checkups.
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But I also wanted to save for things like additional schooling, retirement, and investment opportunities.
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An HSA is a tax-advantaged account designed to invest and save for healthcare expenses.
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Now, Mee wants something more permanent, something to save for her children, grandchildren, and friends.
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A few days before Christmas, it was mostly empty save for a roughly fashioned studio.
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No one in the group, save for the Kale King and Queen, knew the route.
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" The USO tweeted it has no relationship with Kathy ... save for "two experiences years ago.
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The Tab S4 isn't a radical departure from its predecessor, save for one key thing: DeX.
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Basically the same stuff very committed monogamous couples do, save for the dating other people thing.
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All the manuscripts were the same (and contained a few errors), save for a critical difference.
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Pearce has made an unfathomable comeback; he's regained almost all function save for some vision impairment.
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It's a way for teachers to save for the summer months when we don't get paid.
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Save for injections, I've done just about everything to make my lips bigger this past year.
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Jepsen (2-3) earned the victory after surrendering a save for the third time this season.
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In fact, few manufacturers have been able to buck the trend in China, save for Huawei.
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It had no license plates, and the interior had been removed save for the back seat.
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But most applications, save for a few outliers, are struggling to retain users, the report found.
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Save for one best-forgotten attempt at competitive multiplayer, the games have always been solo experiences.
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She also said that grace should be extended to the president's supporters, save for white supremacists.
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Half goes in the Crock-Pot and half in a freezer bag to save for later.
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As such, the film almost never enters the courtroom, save for a few very brief moments.
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Last night's ceremony was noticeably quiet on ~Hollywood's big reckoning~, save for a handful of moments.
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And all of them, save for Washington state, also removed penalties for growing a few plants.
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While he makes sure to save for the future, he also believes in enjoying the present.
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Parents of children with special needs are getting a new way to save for their future.
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Like their brothers, most have stayed out of the public eye, save for Natalia and Georgetta.
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CNN called the number four times but no-one answered -- save for an automatic welcome message.
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And that doesn't even include almond meal or flour, which I'll maybe save for another roundup.
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With record levels of student loan debt, it's no wonder recent graduates don't save for retirement.
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All investors owned a previous stake in the company, save for Coatue, Vy Capital and Fidelity.
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What's more, employer-sponsored 401(k) plans are falling short in helping people save for retirement.
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Essentially, his particular experiences (and visions) are not believed by his family members, save for Nell.
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When given the opportunity to save for retirement they recognize the value and take full advantage.
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We have one shared savings that we use to pay our mortgage and save for emergencies.
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The waiting room was blank and sterile, save for the scattered religious and choice-shaming posters.
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Mostly white men were nominated for Best Director, save for Alejandro Iñárritu who directed The Revenant.
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Burfield sat at the center of our semicircle of five speakers, all female save for him.
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They certainly didn't know her music, save for a rendition of Rihanna's "Diamonds" (which Sia wrote).
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Senate leaders announced last week they'd keep the House waivers in place, save for community rating.
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A lanky hound glazed in white is nearly unmodified, save for a formidable muzzle evoking BDSM.
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The V20 has nearly all the same capabilities as the Note7, save for the S-Pen.
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Once it grows big enough, not many critters dare touch it—save for, of course, humans.
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Let's just say she didn't have any props at all — save for a strategically placed bedsheet.
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Starting with the fact that, save for show-and-tell test flights, the technology isn't ready.
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Going completely non-lethal (save for your targets) brings a lot of added challenge to Hitman.
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They have stressed that states need more flexibility to help low-income workers save for retirement.
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Rising sea levels have submerged the island save for the small wooden shack, which is rotting.
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If you paid lower taxes for 2018, consider using a Roth IRA to save for retirement.
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The video compliments the song wonderfully, stripping out all audio save for McKenna's voice and guitar.
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The navy dress didn't get any extras, save for a Fred Leighton cuff and simple sandals.
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Turns out you can simultaneously shop and save for that late-summer Euro-trip after all.
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Roughly 22019 million Americans use tax-advantaged Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to save for healthcare costs.
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More importantly, it would address a critical need by getting more people to save for retirement.
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So, how do you manage to get by and save for retirement without a big paycheck?
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Uneventful, save for occasional run-ins with BTs and ever-present minor obstacles to adjust for.
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This way, you save for retirement on a tax-deferred basis while reducing your taxable income.
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But those high rents make it hard for young buyers to save for a down payment.
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Kazakh, a Turkic language, has very little in common with Russian save for some borrowed words.
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More coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyShould I pay off debt or save for retirement?
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Prices closed May down 1 percent, and have fallen every month this year save for January.
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The desserts were all gems, save for a fruit cobbler that was more cobbler than fruit.
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Both models are pretty much identical, save for a couple extra accessories in the Pro model.
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" Google's robot -- sounding almost perfectly human save for some small pauses -- said "Um, for June 28.
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Their house is remarkably unscathed, save for some scorching on the back of the work shed.
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The emotional labor is barely perceptible, save for an eye roll once his back is turned.
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The performance might have come from any of the past five seasons, save for one component.
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Save for Trump's signature all-caps branding, the building blends easily into its financial district surroundings.
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Diet was my dogma: Thou shalt not eat pasta, save for that made of rice flour.
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I think it's important to talk to athletes and tell them to save for the future.
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And it is a violence to those who are not equal save for that lie. 10.
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The players gathered in the locker room, quiet save for the sound of cleats on linoleum.
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Yet all of those rising-star freshmen, save for Walters, face tough reelection races this year.
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Inside, the room is sparse and dark save for a wooden window and three locked doors.
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He blackens the space under his photographer's hat, save for an exaggerated nose and receding chin.
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I took off all of my clothes save for my underwear and positioned myself face down.
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Over the next two nights, she sneaked in every piece of the pump, save for one.
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They say that that's because Prime Video is spending more than anyone else, save for Netflix.
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Almost no one bothered to register, save for two unknown candidates, one of them a veterinarian.
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The lush setting brought to mind Costa Rica, save for the Bollywood blaring on the radio.
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Save for Offred, Luke, Hannah and the nurses tending to them, the maternity ward seems empty.
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You may be wondering whether it's smarter to pay off your loans or save for retirement.
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Inside, the Waymo Pacifica looks like any other minivan, save for some extra screens and wires.
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Student debt makes it harder to save for a down payment and make monthly mortgage payments.
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Nauert has been at Fox News since 1998, save for a two-year stint at ABC.
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The problem is most blood-based testing, save for diabetes, is not currently available right away.
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This year, with the offense much improved save for that poor performance in defeat on Dec.
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At dinner that night, the mess was silent save for the clatter of forks on plates.
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And so I've always had that mentality — that you should strive to save for the future.
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Cummins' blog covers personal finance topics such as real estate and ways to save for retirement.
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I was surprised, then, when she showed eagerness recently in starting to save for her retirement.
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And most electric vehicles that are currently available — save for the Tesla Model 3 — are SUVs.
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In fact, it would be all but impossible to use, save for a few keyboard shortcuts.
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Karen had never been on a boat, save for a school-sponsored trip to Lake Erie.
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I like a full English breakfast, save for the baffling inclusion of beans on the plate.
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We also save for short- and long-term goals, like vacations, home remodeling, and car repairs.
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Remember, if you're in your 20s or 30s, you still have decades to save for retirement.
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Forming the actual habit of saving, and how long you save for, is just as important.
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The contestants (save for Jubilee) seem to be well aware of the show they're appearing on.
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Greiss and Tampa Bay's Andrei Vasilevskiy put on a save-for-save clinic before the shootout.
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The shelves are mostly bare, save for a few rolls of toilet paper and Campbell's soup.
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I didn&apost save for retirementMost of my career has been spent in the nonprofit sector.
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A huge redesign, save for a lack of headphone port, didn't happen with the iPhone 7.
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Save for a few visits to the studio, rapper spent much of April out of the spotlight.
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With pensions becoming a rarity, finding some way to save for your post-work years is crucial.
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For example, Britain no longer offers such attractive incentives for rich people to save for their retirement.
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A "save for later" option is coming to Twitter at an unannounced date, as spotted by BuzzFeed.
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The 'On Air' sign glowed, and the studio lay silent, save for the sound of Kristen Bell.
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It's just annoying, not least because I'm trying to save for a house at the same time.
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Closer Cody Allen notched his eighth save for the Indians, leaving Altuve on deck in the ninth.
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Bruce Rondon worked the eighth, and Francisco Rodriguez gained his 21nd save for a run-free ninth.
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All of the NBR's 2016 acting winners, save for Arrival star Amy Adams, received corresponding Oscar nominations.
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Right-hander Kelvin Herrera pitched a scoreless ninth inning to earn his 25th save for the Royals.
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Many are trying to save for the future while planning big purchases and even raising a family.
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The $1,595 phone is essentially the same as its $1,295 counterpart, save for the different material casing.
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It may be helpful to set up multiple savings accounts in order to save for specific purchases.
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Two days earlier, the venue was mostly quiet, save for some campaign staff handing out press credentials.
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Many of the frozen things we will try to save for after the fast is over anyway.
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Mendoza said her $400 monthly student loan bill makes it hard for her to save for retirement.
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Save for the occasional awards show, benefit or tour, we saw very little of the Purple One.
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Kris and Becky's unit looked identical, save for a coffee table that was rectangular instead of round.
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"In every sense save for the issue of legal validity this was a marriage," the judge ruled.
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A 219(k) is a great way to save for retirement because it offers significant tax savings.
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It's about 85 percent complete, save for a portion near the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota.
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Many others claimed they'd save for short-term expenses (2400%) or invest for long-term goals (15%).
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That's because the company limits its livestream compatibility to Apple devices and browsers, save for Microsoft Edge.
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Right on time, Fadell strode in; shaved head save for some stubble, icy blue eyes, snug sweater.
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With the kids gone, you are presented with a fantastic opportunity to save for your ultimate retirement.
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"This makes it harder to save for certain goals and harder to feel financially secure," said Palmer.
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But don't fall for the myth that it's impossible to pay off debt and save for retirement.
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Save for the Best Supporting Actress category, most of the nominations went to white men and women.
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Insecurity makes it difficult for such workers to save for home ownership or even to get married.
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There is hardly a quiet moment in the house, save for the two hours of group therapy.
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These are all legacy old media, save for maybe Yahoo, which also has very old media tendencies.
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Josh Smith (222-21) pitched a scoreless inning and Blake Treinen earned his second save for Oakland.
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Their fame may have been local, save for at least one muse, but popularity was an afterthought.
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All of those expenses leave many people wondering: How can I afford to save for retirement now?
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It made sense to just do the thing in a personal way and save for our future.
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Jepsen earned a save for the second game in a row, giving him six for the season.
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He has little power save for a presidential veto that he can use to block new laws.
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It's akin to building an entire car "from scratch" save for the engine, seats, tires, and frame.
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Now, every single member of the Hobbs family is dead, save for Louise and her younger brother.
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It may be helpful to set up multiple savings accounts in order to save for specific expenses.
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That is, save for Ai Weiwei, who doesn't critique him per se, but one of his decisions.
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The place is bare, save for a desk covered in some drop cloths and cans of paint.
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You know you need to save for retirement and you know how you need to do it.
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But Bajtelsmit isn't convinced that culture is the only reason women tend to under-save for retirement.
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But the cast section of the show's site is empty, save for Lindsay and host Chris Harrison.
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Pizza topped the majority of the Harris Poll's demographic categories — gender, location and age — save for one.
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It was the apathy from the police, save for that one State Trooper who showed true compassion.
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Wonder Woman also handily surpassed every origin story from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, save for The Avengers.
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The good news is that workplace plans are not the only way to save for your retirement.
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Apple doesn't have manual controls, save for the ability to adjust the overall exposure of the image.
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In fact, she has been relatively absent all week, save for glimpses on her social media channels.
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Also, there are big things that you want to save for like a house, wedding or car.
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But smart shopping doesn't stretch his paycheck significantly enough for him to save for his own place.
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And yet Germany's Angela Merkel and others managed to get everyone on board, save for one issue.
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Luckily, save for a mark on his muzzle, Kie is alright and went right back to work.
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Ian Kennedy notched a ninth-inning save for the second straight night, his 13th overall this season.
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But the company has spent the last few decades dormant, save for an iffy stint in F1.
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Most items tried to come under the $50 mark, save for a few ultra-special luxury products.
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Doctors revived her, and she eventually made a nearly full recovery, save for some minor nerve damage.
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Police tell the outlet that the school bus was empty at the time, save for the drive.
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Save for Russia and a few other nations, the battle against doping has taken many strides forward.
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"These commonsense proposals will greatly help people save for their future and retire with dignity," former Sen.
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How much you decide to put down will also affect how long you'll have to save for.
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Millennials are now in their 30s, which means they've had 10+ years to save for a downpayment.
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Save for a few more minor performance and appearance upgrades, you likely wouldn't even tell the difference.
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In effect, all proposals under the rule, save for the Dream Act, would fund a border wall.
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It could become worthless to save for retirement if an unforeseen event forces you to cash out.
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It's hard to imagine someone not being a "Harry Potter" fan, save for You-Know-Who himself.
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It can help you save for a big-ticket item, and help you reach your goal quicker.
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Here, American expats who retired abroad share 13 things they did to save for an international retirement.
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The 714 sunglasses are a folding version of the brand's 649, save for a few minor details.
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Trump Restrained lasted until today, save for a few tweets that McConnell and WH aides didn't like.
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The bill is nearly identical to last year's legislation, save for adjustments made to decrease the cost.
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The proposed plan makes several changes to the ways Americans would be able to save for college.
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Budgeting helps kids learn how to save for what they want and need without going into debt.
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It's ridiculously flavorful and good, and save for the shopping, it's an easy stroll in the kitchen.
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"There's no rule that says you have to save for retirement in your retirement account," says Holeman.
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Since then, details have been sparse, save for the fact that the label would be activewear-focused.
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But, save for these at most once-a-week outfits, I lived a relatively leggings-free existence.
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A "boring"-looking librarian (save for the saucy smirk) with an advanced degree, pencil skirt, and glasses?
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Practically everyone (save for Samsung) has embraced the cutout in an attempt to go edge to edge.
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And then that also in turn helps me save for when I buy a house later on.
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Save for Elon Musk, lidars are seen by most as a crucial piece of self-driving technology.
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What you are paying for housing has a direct impact on your ability to save for retirement.
|
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With rents rising across the country, fewer Americans are able to save for a mortgage down payment.
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Today, the same area is almost unrecognizable, save for the buildings on the left in this picture.
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It gives you an opportunity to save for your other goals and assess your values around money.
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But save for an eight-minute set of piano variations by Glinka, it contained no Russian music.
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If people don't save for emergencies, they cannot buffer themselves against unexpected shocks in the short term.
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Indeed, Donald Trump is illiberal in every respect save for his single-minded commitment to private pleasures.
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Save for one bastard boy, House Baratheon is no more — the inevitable result of all that kinslaying!
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"We didn't want to stretch it because we had a lot to save for," Mr. Pena said.
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By Thursday, the beach in Fort Lauderdale was eerily empty, save for stacked chairs and lifeguard towers.
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That's a clip-and-save for anyone in or coming to New York during this holiday season.
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He'd been more or less unknown, save for a small role on "Homeland," before the film's release.
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A bonus: blissful quiet, save for the sound of the Domaine's fauna awaking with the rising sun.
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The emails are verbatim, typos and all, save for email addresses deleted to protect the emailers' privacy.
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"We didn't have that time to prepare or save for anything," said Mr. Witzler, a union organizer.
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The hallway was dimly lit and quiet, save for celebratory sounds emitting from the occasional open door.
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Older people have less time to save for retirement, and their savings have less time to appreciate.
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The French government had closed off the cave to the public save for a handful of scientists.
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There weren't visual metaphors to adapt, save for a single roaring ocean at an emotionally tumultuous moment.
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They&aposll also tell you to save for retirement in both a 401(k) and an IRA.
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They have also been hampered by high rents, making it more difficult to save for a downpayment.
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Save for the Amazon-Whole Foods deal, the food space has seen next to no major deals.
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However, few of those emails have ever surfaced, save for Mr. Powell's, which were critical of Mrs.
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Standard Time is available at six of seven Standard Hotels worldwide (save for the new Maldives resort).
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Also, most closet accounts aren't monetized, save for a few that use affiliate codes for specific retailers.
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The blood tests were likewise unremarkable, save for the same minor abnormality in her liver-function test.
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Acorns Later is a solution for investors who are looking to use Acorns to save for retirement.
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Why save for retirement now when I would surely be fabulously wealthy by the time I retired?
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Multiple accounts and savings buckets give you more controlMoney-smart households are sure to save for emergencies.
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The bed was comfortable, save for the pillows, which were all too thick and hindered my sleep.
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And Engelbert hadn't spent time with any of them, save for a brief encounter with Delle Donne.
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The demographics of the average Amazon and Walmart shopper are almost identical, save for one important detail.
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The most popular things to save for last year were Lego sets, phones, and the Nintendo Switch.
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"I suggest that people save for the holidays all year long," said smart shopping expert Trae Bodge.
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The disease left him paralyzed for several weeks, unable to move his body save for his hands.
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Brandon Workman picked up his 16th save for the Red Sox, who ensured themselves a winning season.
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In other words, find a way to save for retirement and stash cash for your emergency fund.
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A surprising solution may be found in focusing more on the present to save for the future.
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You need money to retire; so plan accordingly and learn how to save for a rainy day.
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But the financial industry warns the policy change could reduce the amount that people save for retirement.
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To save for the long term, people need to find a way to temper the sharing instinct.
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Save for a small amount of poultry, the school had been close to vegetarian from Day 1.
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Few hotels are actually beachfront or offer four-star accommodations, save for Beach House Hotel Hermosa Beach.
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Every single season, save for Season 5, has figured out their matches, some more convincingly than others.
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Save for Carrie Fisher, the actresses who play each character will all reprise their roles for the shorts.
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As more people become self-employed, getting them to save for their old age becomes ever more important.
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I decide to hold off until the next time that I come, though, to save for right now.
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Of course, you can pay off debt, save for retirement and your kid's education at the same time.
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In the ad, Knightley gazes pensively into the distance, clad in all black save for her dazzling jewels.
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Later, US goalie Alyssa Naeher made a save for the ages that pretty much preserved the American victory.
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Each and every member of the family, save for permatween Five (Aidan Gallagher), is a ridiculously attractive individual.
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Save for posing with fans at a Texas Roadhouse in Alcoa, TN, the star has been largely MIA.
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Most financial advisers suggest that you save for needs like a new car, health emergency, or college education.
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Other useful Dropbox URLs you might want to save for easy access are shared files and file requests.
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I tell him the stories that I save for the people I like best; he tells me his.
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From 22009 to 299, no Latino actors were nominated for Best Actor, save for Edward Olmos in 1988.
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Are you a Gen Xer wondering how to save for retirement as well as your kids' college tuition?
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The company claims that this is the highest in the industry, save for the big three pizza chains.
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"Have decided to save for three years so I can connect with my culture via Chanel," she added.
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In fact, the back half of the season has been virtually free of momentous deaths, save for Viserion.
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She moved back in with her parents last year to save for surgery and stabilize her mental health.
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Renewed essentially means that it works like new, save for a few dings and dents here and there.
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Ominous animal noises send him racing back to his house, which is empty save for a barking dog.
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The middle of the dome was empty save for a microphone connected to a coiled length of cable.
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So, maybe cut back on your avocado toast habit to save for an avocado-themed vacation this fall?
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Lawrence notes that the book is already complete, save for pages that list the names of the backers.
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As Food & Wine points out, the order isn't particularly revolutionary save for one detail: she skips the coffee.
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Op-Ed Contributors LAST month, President Obama inaugurated yet another way to encourage Americans to save for retirement.
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Some people drive two-and-a-half hours to our facility; some have to save for the trip.
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If your company doesn't offer a 401(k) or comparable plan, you can still save for the future.
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She needs to save for retirement, but she also wants to help her kids with their higher education.
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Letters written by her parents and her father's old books were also spared, save for some water damage.
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He is naked, save for a rag to cover his penis and a crown to cover his head.
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Or the fact that student loans make it all but impossible to simultaneously save for a down payment?
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This pause in spending gives the government the ability to save for the next recession, whenever that is.
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Save for each other, Queen Elizabeth I (Margot Robbie) and Mary Queen of Scots (Saoirse Ronan) are peerless.
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The late drummer played on nearly every song (save for "Rock & Roll Band") on Boston's eponymous 1976 debut.
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The cat would have remained in relative obscurity save for one feature that made the pet stand out.
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Everything about her seems plain, save for her name, which is indissociable from the trial and the terror.
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Ironically, healthcare didn't come up at all in the series save for the Shamekka's stint in the hospital.
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Lowe, who grew up in England, admits she never saw female sports broadcasters on television, save for one.
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When the winds stopped, we returned to our house, undamaged save for a fence in need of repair.
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Twins right-hander Kyle Gibson (7-323) pitched effectively in opposition of Keuchel, save for the long ball.
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The survey also finds one in three Gen Xers say they don't earn enough to save for retirement.
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Another question also comes up during this decade: Do we save for retirement or for our children's' education?
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Families can use 25 plans as a way to save for higher education on a tax-preferred basis.
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Like the Neanderthals, the Denisovans eventually went extinct—save for the bits of DNA we inherited from them.
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Most of the Dakota Access Pipeline is already built, save for a river crossing in southern North Dakota.
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How will working people save for retirement without employer-sponsored retirement savings or employer contributions to Social Security?
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When you cook, make an extra serving or two that you can save for lunch the next day.
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It's almost a fairytale come true — save for the fact that the film has yet to be made.
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Juuse Saros (226-215-2) and Alex Stalock (7-8-1) were matching each other save for save.
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Save for an embarrassing spill on our part— "It's good luck," Strydom tells us—the tasting goes well.
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And, wage stagnation and crippling levels of student debt make it impossible for many to save for retirement.
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Save for lucid dream experts, lucid dream orgasms act like alarm clocks, jolting women out of their sleep.
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There have been dramatic shifts in the way that people save for retirement over the past forty years.
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The lack of whiteness in the series, save for its white Australian director, is notable and historically accurate.
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The photons will mostly have been absorbed by the IGM, save for those originating within very nearby galaxies.
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However, none of them said they encountered major legal or bureaucratic issues, save for a few confused glances.
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Today, the company is announcing a new product aimed at helping parents save for their children's college education.
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It's a diffuse concept that has not received much serious consideration, save for a few academics and historians.
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How do you choose which stories you want put up online for free or save for a book?
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Save for the glare of the headlights and the glow of the brakes, everything is shrouded in darkness.
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You could use that to save for something bigger or to put a dent in your emergency fund.
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He said almost all the food was coming from Brazil, save for items like kimchi and some spices.
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That reform was a major step forward and has helped millions of Americans save for their own retirement.
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With rent and car insurance to pay, and a plan to save for college, escorting became her livelihood.
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My wife and I have a "wish list" of things that we'd like to save for over time.
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There might be nothing the section of the paper I save for later about buildings, the home, inside.
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If Congress takes away almost all of the tax incentive to save for retirement, Americans will save less.
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The two versions could not be more different, save for the use of a shared ingredient, the egg.
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C.K. has been largely out of the public eye since then, save for some low-key standup performances.
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As for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), should you use the funds as a vehicle to save for retirement?
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A pristine beach that sloped into a gentle crescent was all ours save for a single local family.
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"If your income is growing every year, so should the amount that you save for retirement," says Bera.
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Our bookshelves, on the other hand, were largely denuded, save for the odd antler fragment or coffee mug.
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"It gives you the flexibility to save for retirement and use it for education as well," Ryan said.
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The OnePlus 3 is practically perfect, save for expandable storage, waterproofing, fast wireless charging and a QuadHD display.
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But Clinton has shored up the establishment endorsements, save for Elizabeth Warren, and has ramped up her advertising.
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Last year, it rolled out a series of exchange-traded funds designed for women to save for retirement.
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Yet some people find it difficult to commit to building up an H.S.A. to save for health needs.
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And, save for a brief honeymoon in my late 20s, all you've done is treat me like shit.
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Utilities: $0Transportation: $0 on my bike, save for having to buy the occasional new tube or other part.
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I gathered up all the food, save for a couple of oranges, and returned it to the woman.
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LHP Zach Britton got the save for the second straight night, making him 29-for-29 this season.
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They're almost identical save for color correction: Remember when the War Boys pole vaulted from vehicle to vehicle?
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That's mildly positive, save for the patients who could actually use the treatments now at a reasonable cost.
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A Little Italy that once thrived there has mostly vanished, save for restaurants like Patsy's Pizzeria on First.
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Different shades of black make up the entire inside, save for small touches like the red-orange stitching.
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Determine what your short- and long-term goals are and how much you need to save for each.
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The episode's very final shot is a direct callback to the show's first, save for a character swap.
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After one cut, their home and the streets of the city are empty, save for a few soldiers.
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He found a better paying job in 2017 and skipped retirement savings to save for a down payment.
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Families that are burdened by housing costs are also unable to save for emergencies or for their futures.
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But other groups died out entirely, leaving no trace save for what can be discerned in ancient DNA.
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Don't be afraid to overbuy, as most stores allow returns of anything unopened, save for custom-mixed colors.
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The EB12 looks like a standard pedal bike, save for the 999.993Wh battery strapped to the rear rack.
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The return of market volatility in recent weeks is unnerving investors, especially those looking to save for retirement.
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"Prepare for all possibilities," Zalman says, noting financial experts always advise people to save for a rainy day.
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Save for the stylus, all of those things (except, thankfully, the battery thing) no longer differentiate the Note.
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The more you can save for a down payment, the less risky banks will see your purchase. 2.
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Millennials are doing their part to save for retirement; our policymakers could be doing more to help them.
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How are you going to save for each other's, or your shared, goals if your incomes are different?
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Almost all cases from 2009 to 2018 were reported in the eastern U.S., save for one in Montana.
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Gun restrictions were hardly broached, save for several comments about how it's the direction Democrats want to go.
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Not only to save for the planet but to save the interest and the risk of our shareholders.
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Then, laden with debt, young black adults cannot in turn buy homes, save for retirement or children's education.
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Save for Greta Gerwig's Little Women, movies directed by women were snubbed at this year's awards... yet again.
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The Capitol was largely empty save for a few buzzing conference rooms and hallways littered with pizza boxes.
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Décor is minimal: walls bare save for lamps with dangling crystal orbs, carpet and tablecloths in matching crimson.
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"A few days later, he tried to make it harder for people to save for retirement," he added.
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He was renting but then moved back in with his parents in order to save for a downpayment.
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The blood cells looked normal — indeed the whole smear appeared unremarkable — save for the total absence of platelets.
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The onus is on us to save for our retirement, and 10 percent is a great starting point.
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And it expands the use of 529 accounts, allowing families to save for elementary, secondary and higher education.
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The Russian state's battle against corruption has seen few bullets fly, save for a few hand-picked scapegoats.
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But the "mancession" sitcoms (save for, I guess, Work It) weren't really about a decline in men's employment.
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Thankfully, save for some unlucky umbrellas and empty beach chairs, no one was hurt in the drunken rampage.
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The employer-administered plans have been used for four decades by millions of workers to save for retirement.
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At other times, there are shots of the Louvre's empty galleries, save for two phantoms roaming throughout them.
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Save for "Lights On" and the Jerry Paper collab "Hot Chocolate," nothing here lasts longer than two minutes.
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A lace bonnet keeps her dark curls in place, save for a few neat strands that frame her face.
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Save for a couple of proprietary choices, there's little that immediately distinguishes the hardware aesthetics from other flagship devices.
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Save for a fleeting mention of the "savages" in ISIS, little by way of "American carnage" made an appearance.
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Save for the National Review, top conservative outlets mostly credited Riley alone with planning and carrying out the event.
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Let's assume you aggressively save for a mini retirement and set aside $30,000 for this venture at age 35.
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That order called for cabinet members to look for more ways to expand Americans' opportunities to save for retirement.
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The camera has a built-in depth sensor to blur out everything in the photo, save for the subject.
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They're struggling with conflicting advice - 'should I get my employer match for the retirement account, or save for emergencies?
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We don't know too much about his background, save for his contentious relationships with two men in his life.
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"There's even a further line that I decided to save for the beginning of act 5," Snyder Urman reveals.
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Gently scoop out and discard the inside flesh (or save for another time), leaving about ¼ inch inside each half.
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All the original authors (save for one group that couldn't be reached), signed off on the study designs too.
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Indiscernible at first, save for the spotlights that shine on them, these insects lie incapacitated, arranged in triangular formations.
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He also said he hadn't been involved with the open letter -- save for publishing an article about Jia's disappearance.
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And, save for the brand's palettes and holiday kits, most of the products will cost you less than $10.
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Yet many find themselves unable to save for a deposit for their first home while covering ever-rising rents.
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Save for the USB-C port on the back, the charger doesn't even look like a piece of technology.
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Save for locals who fish, cook, camp, four-wheel, or drink, the strip of sand is serene and undeveloped.
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It's no wonder that we are struggling to invest in our future, build a business or save for retirement.
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This video shows almost all of them—save for 4 Chinese launches without video—in one glorious super-cut.
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You need to put the future into view, so you save for retirement and build up an emergency reserve.
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In the end, we were able to save for a house and pay off our debt in five years.
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Now that we've established that you should save for your goals… how do you figure out what they are?
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So you can say that you have €10,000 and that you're willing to save for a couple of years.
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There are no currencies, save for those of failed states, that have less "backing" than bitcoin, Libra, ethereum, etc.
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It's thus a lucky save for US policy that a Scarborough deal has put off Chinese militarization for now.
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"The big mistake I see young people make is assuming they can save for the future later," McClanahan says.
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And I might have brought one home last year for my kid, save for its exorbitant price tag: $500.
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Or that a meteor wiped out every human on this planet save for a sole tribe of notorious tightwads.
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Every last part, save for a few metal pins holding it all together, are made from 3D-printed plastic.
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The entire procedure took about an hour and was pretty painless (save for some mild discomfort at the onset).
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In the 1980s and 1990s, it took the typical young household about three years to save for a deposit.
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The new device looks nearly identical to the full version, save for its loss of a couple of buttons.
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And there's a key reason why: They have not set up a dedicated account to save for emergency expenses.
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Bracher's job provides a solid pension plan, which she pays into and which helps her save for the future.
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Facebook has been allowing users to archive posts, links, and videos using a save for later feature since 2014.
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Save for a couple of substantial jumps a few days later, it's never again reached those kinds of numbers.
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Cory Schneider was forced to make a huge save for the Devils just 1003 seconds into the first period.
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But a dedicated "save for later" button is probably a better option than cluttering your direct messages and likes.
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"Workers need to establish a goal and figure out how much they need to save for retirement," said Greenwald.
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"The earlier you give them that responsibility to save for their own trainers and jeans, the better," Ramsay said.
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If you want to save for retirement, an employer-sponsored 2401(k) plan is a good place to start.
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Vernon performs alone, save for a duet with Sharon Van Etten on her own "Love More," which is gorgeous.
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His opponent played with zen-like calm, barely moving save for his index fingers, which were twitching like insects.
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The ancient industry has been left in the dust in a time of automation, save for Ryan Petersen's Flexport.
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We arrive at almost 5 pm, and the store is empty save for a few salesmen and a cashier.
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They save for their own pensions, but many have not contributed long enough to provide for a tolerable retirement.
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Click "submit" to apply for the position or "save for later" to create a draft application for future submission.
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Save for the lilt in his voice, Garett Wipf comes off like a typical 18-year-old city kid.
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"Most of the time, we played on weekdays, to non-existent crowds save for a few friends," Zul says.
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Save for Laverne Cox on Orange Is the New Black, most trans roles are played by cis white men.
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She says modestly little about her reasons, save for a self-effacing remark about her love for Pakistani sweets.
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Save for a few college dorm rooms still cranking Mario Kart 215, old hardware is left in the dust.
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" (Now the house is bare, save for big plastic boxes full of gear.) "Then we were so unstuffed—Hey!
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Save for a blowout win by the Spurs in Game 1, this has been a tense, hard-fought affair.
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The new V30 is identical to the old one, save for the addition of some extra RAM and storage.
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Into it, save for the Enter the Dragon samples, I think we can impose a general moratorium on those.
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It may be that young buyers are waiting, and renting longer, in order to save for higher-priced homes.
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Some of its apps aren't clear about their affiliation with Google, save for a link to Google's privacy policy.
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Fundamentally, we know workplace savings vehicles are one of the best motivators to get people to save for retirement.
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The survey ultimately found that younger generations are beginning to save for retirement much earlier than those before them.
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The problems: This is not a new list, save for one, and the issues have always been out there.
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It was the first save for Hernandez since July 12, 2013, when he was a member of the Diamondbacks.
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Trump dresses beautifully and, for the most part, appropriately for the occasion -- save for a few questionable stiletto moments.
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Your Money Adviser Does it make sense to use a cash-back credit card to help save for college?
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Creating the conditions necessary for them to save for their futures should be a central plank in that effort.
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If you have high-interest debt, one financial planner says you should pay that first then save for retirement.
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Fee income rose near a record, while provisions fell, save for an unnamed corporate client that drove defaults up.
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"You've still got to save for the future, but the ability to age well gives you flexibility," she said.
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This can offer them more opportunities to save for retirement and even help them make up for lost time.
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Mr. Trump stayed uncharacteristically out of sight on Thursday, save for occasional tweets about his rivals or his critics.
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There also is a specific clarification that effectively permits limited partnership in investment funds, save for some unusual circumstances.
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Workers haven't been receiving raises, which means there's less money to save for college tuition, leading to more loans.
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Back to the gala, though, because save for Kimmy's bumping into Keith at the bar, it's a complete disaster.
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" But save for his introduction of his plastic daughter, nothing stopped the crowd from jeering and chanting "You suck!
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Save for adding in a few kicks and knees, Belfort never really reinvented himself over the following two decades.
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As expected, the device looks pretty much exactly like its predecessor, save for a new coat of black paint.
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These are all very different kinds of games (save for Arkane's offerings), with different budgets and player experience goals.
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Each item was haphazardly shoved into its own individual plastic bag, which I was instructed to save for returns.
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Save for the Senate Intel Committee, whose jury is still out, congressional oversight has failed on the Russia probe.
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Financial advisors typically recommend starting to save for college early — as in, as soon as your child is born.
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"It's [the] best tax-advantaged vehicle to save for medical expenses and for other expenses in retirement," Young said.
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They were thankful for the hot food, he says, save for one man who scoffed at the eggplant parm.
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When he expressed frustration that he hadn't been able to save for his children's college costs, I said nothing.
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I wish we were mature enough to save for, say, fixing up our apartment or traveling to nice places.
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Williams says it is still possible to save for other things or purchase a home, even with outstanding debt.
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A recession would likely make it difficult for many to save for retirement, thus causing them to delay retiring.
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The prices haven't changed from the food truck days, save for a couple of pastelillos nudged up 50 cents.
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It was cleared out on the first day of the shelter-in-place order, save for a few people.
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" Save for the pious tone there is little practical difference between this intervention and Trump's rants about "Obama judges.
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Instead, the life of heroine Rob (Zoë Kravitz) is fairly straightforward (save for the details of her last breakup).
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But critics called the idea a budget gimmick that would likely reduce the amount that people save for retirement.
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But industry groups are worried that dramatically lowering it would reduce the amount that people save for their retirement.
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But there's another, more playful kind of trolling that most of us save for our friends and loved ones.
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Sure enough, the rice shelves are bare, save for a bag of pricey, imported, short-grain organic brown rice.
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Save for biometric login and more local storage, there's nothing else that this budget laptop leaves off the table.
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That forced Collins to call upon reliever Fernando Salas, whom he had hoped to save for the eighth inning.
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Dewan shares her daughter's enthusiasm about the baby, save for the talking-to-strangers/lifting-up-her-shirt part.
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I also failed to save for retirement in my early 20s and lost out on a lucrative employer match.
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The most common regrets: not starting to save for retirement earlier (31%) and not investing in stocks sooner (24%).
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Save for a small trickle stain of rust at the back, the boat looked as it did on Nov.
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Yusmeiro Petit came on in the ninth to retire the side while earning his third save for the Angels.
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Located nearly 1,500 light-years from Earth, this star is otherwise normal save for its intermittent bouts of dimming.
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This bill would make it much easier for workers to save for retirement and for employers to help them.
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"The money Nanthawat earns from boxing, we save for him," said his father and trainer, Ong-arj Promsod, 36.
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I save for retirement—to my bohemian eyes, a fortune—though they say you need more than a million.
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He wasn't ready to live abroad yet, and he returned to Vancouver to work and save for another trip.
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Brandon Workman picked up his 16th save for the Red Sox (82-113), who ensured themselves a winning season.
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From there, most dishes, save for large soups requiring a human server, are delivered to tables by robotic devices.
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Kimbrel blew a save for the first time in six chances since joining the Red Sox in the offseason.
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It's silent and still, save for a breeze roiling wisps of fog between the steel braces of the tower.
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How much do I need to save for a down payment on a home, and am I on track?
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There is very little text, save for an introductory letter from Johansson, written to Stockholm, which is illumination enough.
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There's 's not much levity in politics today, save for "New Yorker" satirist Andy Borowitz and maybe The Onion.
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That won't be possible for every millennial, many of whom are barely able to save for their own retirements.
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And Qapital is great because you can create rules for saving and the app will save for you automatically.
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There is a general lack of tense fascia, save for the usual rocky points on top of her shoulders.
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Another reason it's been harder for workers to save for retirement has to do with how CEOs get paid.
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US President Donald Trump said Monday that the "phase one" deal with China is nearly complete, save for translation.
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Come and see our little safes during the parade, and you may see our mice save for next year.
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So if this doesn't actually change how future parents save for college expenses, why is it in there at all?
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And with DIY options under $15, you can stay within your budget and actually save for a vacation this year.
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With Ambient Mode all configured, the TV really did look just like the wall, save for some slight lighting differences.
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The biggest lesson I learned was that if I want something that's out of my budget, I save for it.
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Despite bleeding profusely, he manages to shake down all the medallions in record time save for one at Amanda's end.
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Is your pricey habit of taking cabs every day annoying to your partner, who's trying to save for the future?
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The long, convoluted route to the entrance is completely inundated with water, save for several air pockets along the way.
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They soon discover that a virus wiped out most of human life on Earth, save for a few thousand women.
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Since that session in late November, I've almost stopped picking completely, save for one small slip-up on my forehead.
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Sasha's parents, like her fiancé, don't really exist beyond being absent — save for a really touching gesture at the end.
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I start getting estimates so that I can determine how much we need to save for a five-day trip.
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But Trump doesn't get anything out of humiliating Ryan save for a worse relationship with his most important legislative ally.
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As per Vulture, all of Apatow's films pass the test, save for Funny People, a 2009 film starring Adam Sandler.
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They're making payments on their debt, but not able to buy a house, they're not able to save for retirement.
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Almost all of the pairs certified by the American Astronomical Society (AAS) are sold out, save for a few options.
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But until Thursday, they had been generally winning games without major contributions from their best players, save for Yoenis Cespedes.
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Exploding batteries weren't the sort of hot button topic some had expected at the event, save for the occasional mention.
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The American stock market is more expensive than at any time save for the dot-com peak in early 2000.
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We have a pathology in campaigns where we are always like a chipmunk trying to save for the winter months.
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I grab a banana from a bowl of fruit on my way out of the hotel to save for later.
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Dressed in all black, save for her Chicago Blackhawks' hat, Gaga, 29, was all smiles with her shirtless fiancé, 34.
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For 663 days, he refused food and drink save for water, starving his body in the name of nonviolent resistance.
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She paired the look with minimal jewelry (save for a statement earring), and wore her shoulder-length hair hair down.
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In recent weeks, the village was mostly empty save for media and surfers looking to bag the next viral clip.
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She rarely smiles, save for when she's watching her brother Pugsley guillotine her Marie-Antoinette doll or practicing her crossbow.
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It looks like any other beach in the seaside town, save for one key detail: Men and women are separated.
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The closest deli has a $12 minimum, so I decide to get extra food that I can save for lunch.
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Tyler Clippard allowed two home runs and three runs in the ninth to blow the save for the Blue Jays.
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Shane Greene collected his 31st save for the Tigers (63-92) despite allowing Salvador Perez's solo homer in the ninth.
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Whether you'd like to treat yourself to something or save for retirement, a budget is the way to get there.
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Maybe you already feel that you're living paycheck to paycheck, and it seems there's nothing left to save for retirement.
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In many ways, Diamond Bar is the future that liberals want, save for the fact that it keeps electing Republicans.
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Sundays are pretty chill here in Zürich — nothing is open, save for a few shops at the main train station.
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SEPs and SIMPLEs are both funded with IRAs and allow small-business owners to save for themselves and other employees.
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There is very little new learned in A Loaded Gun about Dickinson's life, save for in the very last chapter.
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As far as design goes, the Watch Active resembles the Fossil Sport—and overall, that's good save for one thing.
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Save for the glimmer of Florida cronyism, the controversy was pretty unremarkable, at least as far as Trump news goes.
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Far better would be proposals to expand ownership of the stock market by making it easier to save for retirement.
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Making use of compounding interest on your investments can help you save for retirement and build wealth over your career.
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The photo itself appears to be of Jayne in her bedroom wearing nothing save for a pair of strappy heels.
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There are a lot of options for millennials to save for their retirement goals and begin building smart financial habits.
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Figuring out how much you need to save for a retirement that can last 20 years or more is difficult.
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And, save for a few business-related bumps in the road, it doesn't look like she's stopping any time soon.
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At first, the high-heeled boot appears coated in golden sequins — save for the brand's signature red sole, of course.
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Save for Windows 10 S, which can be upgraded easily, the Surface Laptop looks like a perfect machine for business.
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But we want to ensure that Americans' ability to save for their retirement is not unintentionally harmed in the process.
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That is, save for a group known as the foraminifera (aka forams), hard-shelled organisms that look like Dippin' Dots.
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As well as a new scheme to help people save for retirement (see article), he boasted of improving youngsters' skills.
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But perhaps the most appealing feature of all, save for the upgraded storage, is how the device is being priced.
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Save for a single iodide ion, it was structurally identical to triiodothyronine (T3), a hormone made by the thyroid gland.
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It has an enduring cult, something that Hail to the Thief doesn't really have, save for a few enlightened stragglers.
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Their apartment is clean and modern with an empty wine fridge and few decorations, save for a "Breaking Bad" poster.
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Everything from Walmart had been delivered, save for the folder and the headbands, which I knew would be delivered later.
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If everyone this season, save for Murtagh perhaps, is playing their own personal confidence games, I'm curious what is Annalise's?
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It started with Motorola and Apple phones and quickly spread to almost every other new smartphone, save for Samsung's flagships.
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Managing expenses while also trying to save for retirement and college in a culture obsessed with consumption can feel overwhelming.
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In Pennsylvania, Umbenhauer said he envisions these accounts starting conversations about how to help family members save for a house.
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For millions of Americans, a workplace retirement plan plays a pivotal role in their ability to save for the future.
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We all have future events we need to save for, but it's not in most people's genes to stash cash.
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Click "File" in the top menu bar, "Export" from the pop-up menu, and then "Save for Web (Legacy)."16.
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The unfettered streaming — save for the delayed opening ceremony — suggests that NBC is finally using its rights to their fullest.
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Those who saw the image either disappeared or died, save for one Mary E., who the narrator goes to interview.
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Newer Roku models, save for the top-of-the-line Roku Ultra, use WiFi exclusively to connect to a network.
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It's unlikely that you'll lose weight (save for maybe a little water weight) by sitting in any type of sauna.
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And people love their old favorites redesigned into glossier playthings—save for a few Monkey Island fans, in my experience.
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And, yes, on 14th Street there will be no private automobiles or cabs allowed (save for intersections at certain avenues).
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This is not as hard as they are making it out to be, save for the first year or so.
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Under the bright November sky, the site is deserted, save for a man fishing from a bridge over the lagoon.
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I'll live the same way to make sure I save for retirement and don't ever get back in debt again.
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But the large anchor building, which once housed Diamond Comic Distributors, looked largely abandoned, save for a Family Dollar store.
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Save for the rarest of occasions, such as when Olympic women's soccer teams played here recently, this arena sits empty.
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Many families are no longer relying on a single income to cover expenses and save for financial goals like retirement.
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It's even harder to save for these higher housing costs when dealing with stagnant wages and other forms of debt.
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One thing all retirement savers should do: Calculate how much you need to save for based on multiple retirement ages.
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Instead of tracking every dollar, I focus on what we need to save for: retirement, college or some other goal.
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Sometimes brokers look like and act like advisers — as when they help people plan for retirement or save for college.
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In addition, they have no children — kids are expensive (duh) and hinder your ability to save for an early retirement.
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Nearby, the walls of Ms. Anasthasie's house are bare, save for a torn poster of pop stars — Rihanna, Beyoncé, Tupac.
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His charisma and appeal has members of the X-Men shaken: The X-Men, save for Nightcrawler, aren't really religious.
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And yet I still don't own a home, and I'm struggling to save for one in an expensive housing market.
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This one is topped with chickpeas tossed in the type of blackening spice you'd ordinarily save for your favorite seafood.
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Adelle said she liked that the card helped her and her brother save for two months, to afford new pets.
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As expected, it's a relatively boring year for the Apple Watch save for one major change: an always-on display.
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Save for a noticeable contingent of police officers in squad cars and on motorcycles, there was no sign of disorder.
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At a New Jersey store, the shelves were mostly bare, save for a scattering of stuffed animals and tween jewelry.
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Then, set an amount for how much you'd like to save for other goals, like retirement or a down payment.
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Opinion In just 2000 years, the world's five largest companies by market capitalization have all changed, save for one: Microsoft.
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He says he wants to help low-income community members save for higher priority expenses, such as rent and utilities.
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By outward appearances, Amrita, Ritu and Dipti are thoroughly modern millennials — vivacious, educated and independent, save for one important fact.
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But everyone behaved on Monday, save for a stare-a-thon between Olynyk and Markieff Morris resulting in twin technicals.
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Now I regret waiting: Starting to save for retirement at 31 meant I lost out on time and compound interest.
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One thing all retirement savers should do: calculate how much you need to save for based on multiple retirement ages.
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If you're using an HSA to save for retirement, fees and investment options matter, so you'll want to shop around.
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"Our parents said save for a rainy day," said Ian Robb, president of the union representing camp cleaners and cooks.
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Some abandoned churches remain in good condition, save for some dust and peeling paint, like this abandoned 17th-century monastery.
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"Most Americans are not strong savers, so don't use this as an excuse not to save for retirement," Gorman said.
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LendEDU's survey found that 37 percent of those between the ages 22 and 37 don't save for retirement at all.
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That's the kind of huge reveal most movies would save for a surprise but they just...put it out there.
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"Millennials know that if they don't do it — if they don't save for retirement — it won't get done," said Patterson.
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We don't talk about my body at all, save for how it relates to hers in height or shoe size.
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In the end, Trump said almost nothing about Canada's election, save for answering a reporter question about Trudeau's blackface scandal.
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We know what we should do — save for the future, track our spending and avoid credit card debt, for example.
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"It is definitely possible to pay off your debt and save for the future at the same time," Dixon says.
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A fork used by Virgin Group founder Richard Branson in 2004 is mostly clean, save for a few grainy crumbs.
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But in the 21st century, those have slowly left the airwaves, save for an occasional The Middle or The Conners.
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It has an enduring cult, something that Hail to the Thief doesn't really have, save for a few enlightened stragglers.
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Even here, you can clearly see the continents, save for the region above the Arctic circle, where few ships travel.
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She cannot work, save for domestic work around the house, which is 400 miles away from her family in Delhi.
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Bush endorsed John McCain, somewhat awkwardly, but then mostly stayed away from the campaign, save for headlining some Republican fundraisers.
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The executive branch and the House rightly understand: if it makes sense to encourage families to save for college — and it does — then it further makes sense to encourage families to save for the best K-21625 education option they can access to ensure their children are prepared for college or an alternative career path.
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So before you put every extra penny into your retirement accounts, consider these five reasons why you shouldn't save for retirement.
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The pensions would be portable, making it easier to continue to save for someone who moves jobs or countries or both.
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Although bondholders have often been portrayed as vultures, many of them are small investors trying to save for a comfortable retirement.
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We'll give you a clue—there aren't any, save for some slightly smarter image processing tricks available on the newer model.
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I didn&apost have any of the lag issues with response times I&aposve seen in other reviews, save for once.
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That's a level of growth not seen in any other material, save for construction where concrete and and steel are king.
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On Wednesday, the Malaysian cabinet said it had decided to stop making comments on the project, save for those by Mahathir.
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According to WWD, the Coach capsule will be mostly apparel-centric, save for one handbag design — an apparent first for Rodarte.
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"NPR Driveway Moments: Moms," is a collection of stories that you'll surely want to save for a long walk or drive.
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It was the 20th consecutive save for Neris, who hasn't blown an opportunity since June 21 against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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All were together, save for Johnson, on Paltrow's "big family honeymoon over Christmas," she said on Live with Kelly and Ryan.
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The sleek white gown featured a bateau neckline and little to no embroidery, save for meticulous lace finishing at its edges.
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You may have heard amounts ranging from 10% to 20% of your salary as the percentage you should save for retirement.
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These accounts help redirect your money into separate accounts so that you can save for different things in a structured manner.
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Prometheus ended with the entire expedition to LV-20 getting killed off, save for David, and the expedition's archeologist, Elizabeth Shaw.
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The company's office building is a big, imposing, glass structure that is rather nondescript save for the blazing purple company sign.
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I dealt with few audio dropouts, save for the occasional moment where the left earbud would dip and immediately come back.
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This is the kind of deeply examined caution most people save for rose ceremonies at the end of a Bachelor episode.
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Voicery, based in San Francisco, is bootstrapped save for the funding it received by participating in Y Combinator's Winter 2018 class.
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Stage 2: The MeltdownI woke up on Friday expecting my face to look glowy and clear, save for a little redness.
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Since becoming a mother, Beyoncé has kept her family life under wraps, save for some posts on Instagram and her website.
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In the drawing, the happy couple are rendered unrecognizable, save for singer-songwriter Mellencamp's guitar and Ryan's signature beach wavy hair.
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Another problem is the natural human inclination to spend money today rather than to save for a distant, and uncertain, future.
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Hildegard Bechtler's set is unadorned, save for rows of studio microphones that hang oppressively from above, as if recording every word.
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A fund for retired people and another supposed to help pilgrims save for the haj were plundered to bail out 1MDB.
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Anyway, happy Friday, sorry about these rats, and double sorry for the below picture which you can save for your records.
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The company's office building is a big, imposing,glass structure that is rather nondescript save for the blazing purple company sign.
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The bakers are told every single challenge — save for the technicals — right when they're cast on the show, The Guardian reported.
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A shot of a woman's thigh, bare save for her underwear, indicates that you're about to see a couple having sex.
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I still love beautiful things, but I now budget and save for them, instead of throwing them on my credit card.
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No matter what else is going on in their financial life, they're making it a priority to save for the future.
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So, when faced with the decision to spend more today or save for the future, we often revert to spending today.
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Save for a sketch about Papyrus that relied heavily on host Ryan Gosling, the material has been bizarrely out-of-date.
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Unfortunately, Mr Pfordresher cannot illuminate the writing process itself, save for noting the date that Brontë first put pen to paper.
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It was the happiest ending one could hope for in this situation, save for Ian's mysterious refusal to forgive his sister.
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Even better, you can probably recreate her looks with makeup and hair accessories you already own (save for that orange wig).
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After several years' service he is now paid €21998 an hour, which does not leave much to save for his retirement.
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Exporting your GIF while optimizing file size and image qualityAdobe has slightly buried the Save for Web (Legacy)... in recent versions.
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The Save for Web dialog includes shortcuts for changing the Image Size of a GIF, or limiting how long it loops.
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Pinch to zoom in on a photo, and it will cover the entire screen, top to bottom — save for the notch.
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The similarities here are pretty spot-on, save for the lack of arm stripes on Jenner's blazer and their footwear choices.
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Samsung announced the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ smartphones on Wednesday, two devices that are identical save for their screen sizes.
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Womack asked about the impact the rule will have on younger generations that are just now beginning to save for retirement.
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Save for the last, Trump has moderated his stance and backed off his positions in his first 100 days in office.
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That's a stark reality for too many families struggling to pay the bills, who often aren't able to save for retirement.
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The statistics show that many people need help when it comes to understanding their finances and how to save for retirement.
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Even after going public in 2017, CEO Evan Spiegel rarely divulges much about the company publicly, save for quarterly earnings calls.
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