Within such an economic system, policies could become sellable commodities.
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" She added, "That's actually a part of the sellable hatred.
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"That meant thousands of jerseys that aren't sellable," Hamlin said.
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Everything the Barbadian singer wears — and designs — turns to (sellable) gold.
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If 3.2 million was appropriate for Reagan, it should be sellable today.
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Ross told CNBC that he sold the holdings that were readily sellable.
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Hence the new plan to turn collected plastic into a sellable product.
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A good fairy tale will always be more sellable than a harsh truth.
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Lawan has two hens, but they do not produce anything sellable, she said.
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The cars went from being a pet project to a viable, sellable product.
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You get rid of the malodors, and now you have a sellable honey.
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Because in the eyes of the law, your personal data is a sellable asset.
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Soon, it will start producing up to 70,000 gallons of sellable spirits a year.
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You know, it is a business, and it's not usually the most sellable pitch.
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Lockheed Martin has proven itself by turning wild ideas into sellable products through various means.
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But Apple's fundamental business model does not focus on turning its customers into sellable datasets.
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Xinyuan's total sellable gross floor area (GFA) fell 25% to 2.3 million sqm at end-2015.
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There's a tremendous amount of engineering that goes into making that product sellable at that price.
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But of all innovations meant to make homes more sellable, some are having the opposite effect.
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Common sense indicates that any and all bells and whistles might make a house more sellable.
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We have anecdotal data that it's a sellable, marketable, profitable genre, and still keep getting excuses.
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He championed "The Greenlanders," which, I think, everyone thought was truly odd and maybe not sellable.
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As of Monday, according to his vendor dashboard, Amazon had 19 sellable boards from Berg worth $7,200.
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Next to stories about sex, stories about being haunted are some of the world's most sellable fare.
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We bought affordable fabrics and were careful to make things we knew would be sellable and exciting.
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Watch as Jessie vouches for her brand while trying to mold herself into something that is sellable.
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Once the former employees exercise their options, the stock they receive is often illiquid and not sellable.
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From a business perspective, companies are wasting a sellable product that's poised to become the world's dominant energy source.
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I want not to be pandered to by genre, or era, or a reduced, sellable version of a mood.
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But three former employees and one adviser said those acquisitions were hard to integrate into sellable products for marketers.
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These channels are all meant to sell us on a version of Gwyneth that is relatable — but more specifically, sellable.
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Selling everything sellable and pulling the plug on the rest would probably benefit shareholders; sticking around looks painful and pointless.
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No hoovering up everything just because it might be useful in a future context or sellable to a third party.
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Adequate Landbank: Aoyuan had total sellable gross floor area of about 13 million square metres as of end-June 2016.
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In addition, trees are blooming too early and then being hit by unusual frosts, which result in less sellable fruit.
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Adequate Land Bank: Aoyuan had total sellable gross floor area of about 13 million square metres as of end-June 2016.
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Once the toy concept is deemed doable and sellable, the prototype is translated to something that can be made at scale.
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"Street art is just a more sellable word; it sounds better than graffiti, which is associated with counter culture," Mathieu said.
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Yes. Luckily, this is one example that a move toward making clothing more sellable doesn't necessarily mean creativity needs to be compromised.
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Those that weren't sellable were put into a family trust, he added, again stressing that the practice is typical of prior administrations.
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Like Alt-J or The xx, their music was as sellable and commercial as it might have also been deemed alternative and cool.
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In a larger sense, Davis is tired of being told that some theater — and it's almost always theater about marginalized groups — isn't sellable.
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But it rapidly disappears as she enters a world that's literally objectifying, in that it wants to turn her into a sellable object.
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Yet extension of EU membership beyond March 2019, which would preclude trade talks with third countries, might not be politically sellable in Britain.
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However, the company is still concentrated geographically, with four cities - Langfang, Shenyang, Beijing and Haikou - accounting for about 2110% of its total sellable resources.
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What's troubling is the film's slow and steady exposure of a music business machine that gobbles up individuality and spits out a sellable package.
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A DNA testing company might be more interested, for instance, in financing studies that discover sellable genetic markers rather than open-ended, basic research.
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That has led to fears that the pieces will be broken down, the gems re-cut and the gold melted to render them sellable.
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"The material are a sellable resource, so we will store them as long as we can and evaluate our options from there," she said.
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Focus has long been on simply storing the carbon dioxide, but if it can be turned into a product, the waste product is now sellable.
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"The more amenities a community has, the broader its appeal is, making your home more sellable if you ever look to move," Mr. Melton said.
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Modern-day anxieties go in (stress, lack of desire, an undiagnosable medical condition) and out comes a strange but sellable solution (herbal supplements, crystals, reiki).
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The Small Retailers Association told the EPA its members cannot compete with larger ones who can blend gasoline and generate sellable credits that lower their cost.
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In an absurdly commercial touch for a designer who tugs and slaps at the ideas of "wearable" or "sellable," there was fantastic attention paid to accessories.
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Simons said so much of a designer's success at a brand comes down to being good at marketing and growth, while also creating a sellable product.
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It speaks to the difference between the way each star relates to her audience — and how each star has honed her image into a wildly sellable weapon.
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As they unearthed arrowheads, bricks and body-parts of what later emerged as the Terracotta Army, they threw them away into the wheat unless they were sellable.
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Unlike the Stanford students' efforts, it doesn't resemble porridge or stink of cheese, due to creative recipe interpretation from the Jing A guys to make it sellable.
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They're used to create an identity more interesting (and sellable) than the person behind the mask, appropriating something artistic into the future trap version of The Stig.
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Management companies like Vivid and TalentX are stacked with teen clients whose claim to fame is millions of TikTok fans with supernatural cheekbones and a sellable personality.
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Eating it aligns you with venture capitalists, Silicon Valley, the idea that science is most valuable when its sellable, and makes you a contemporary Carnegie or Rockefeller.
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Any data market will also need a transaction infrastructure that can recognize market trends, aggregate datasets based on those trends, and then create sellable units of data.
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And by enabling developers and architects to test many iterations from the earliest stages, Haukeland says Spacemaker can help developers configure volumes smarter and thus increase sellable area.
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Where Tully has learned to package the island affect into sellable pop songs, Rachel has figured out how to turn the island itself into a kind of fuel.
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The Sol-Char toilet uses concentrated solar energy to turn human waste – solid and liquid – into useful and sellable end products such as solid fuel, fertilizer and heat.
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The Government will probably be able to face down wrecking amendments, but the debate in Parliament will certainly shift expectations of what will be achieved/sellable in Brexit negotiations.
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The group's member websites showed year-over-year growth from from 2016 to 2017 in two key areas: Sellable ad impressions were up 36%, and pageviews were up 17%.
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This is a problem for White and company because a quiet champion, compounded with Rousey eyeing the door, is not a highly sellable anchor for the brand they've developed.
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If the goods aren't re-sellable, you can choose for Material Wrld to either send them back or donate them to Housing Works, a New York City-based nonprofit.
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Instead they still rely on gut-level decision-making by literary agents who in turn pitch a publisher where an editor ultimately decides whether or not a work is sellable.
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Max Wolf, the Gift Shop's programmer, described the pop-up shop as being a place where artists were given the resources to make sellable items that people couldn't get elsewhere.
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As a young actress, you are made to believe that the clock is rapidly running out, and you'd better scramble through every version of yourself before your sellable qualities expire.
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But the clothes were worth the attention to — despite the frenzy of the scenery, a heavy emphasis was put not just on pieces that were wearable, but buyable and sellable, too.
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Diversified Portfolio The majority of LSR's real-estate portfolio is located in St. Petersburg and the surrounding Leningrad region (64% of the net sellable area and 60% of the market value).
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"We were having conversations about a broader arrangement and the ability to grow value over time, which was a much more sellable package (to Enbridge) than they initially envisaged," he said.
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Increasing Geographical Diversification LSR's real estate portfolio is mainly located in the St. Petersburg and the surrounding Leningrad region (7503% of the net sellable area and 60% of the market value).
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Xinyuan's total sellable gross floor area (GFA) of 2.56 million square metres (sq m) at end-June 2016 in China and US will last two years, based on 2016 expected sales.
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Brenton Sherry, who runs the production business Kuitpo Strawberries in South Australia, told ABC that only "10 percent" of strawberry production will be sellable because of a loss of consumer confidence.
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Without anyone willing to spend big, modular phone manufacturers inevitably have to cut corners to create a sellable product for the mass market, and that, in turn, creates underwhelming experiences of modularity.
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For years now, costume companies like Yandy have been gaining customers and media attention for their ability to turn online moments into sellable, sexified scraps of fabric within days or even hours.
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In the interview, they discuss the hidden beauty in the unexpected, the fine line that exists between something that fulfills creativity and something that's sellable, and how their iPhones have replaced their sketchpads.
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Unrequited love will never not be sellable or ubiquitous and this theme is the bedrock of A Certain Trigger and a lot of the new wave and post-punk revival acts of that era.
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Single-payer, a huge jobs program, and other policies in Sanders's platform, on the other hand, stand to benefit every American — which, in Sanders's view, makes them much more sellable to the general public.
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Sellable resources in China for 2017 decreased to 1.6 million square metres (sq m) from 2.4 million sq m in 2016 as Wharf continued to be cautious in acquiring sites in China for development.
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On its glossy surface, "The Boss" looks safer than "Tammy," partly because Michelle registers as a more familiar, sellable caricature: the 1 percent meanie who needs a Tiny Tim to administer some emotional CPR.
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Lamine Banoro, 28, was so convinced education would get him a job that after his parents died he foraged for sellable wood in the forest to earn enough money to pay his school fees.
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On the journey from ski-goggle prototype to something sellable, Carmack — an idol of Luckey's and, apparently, a member of the same VR forum — got in touch and asked to be sent a prototype.
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Small Land Bank Constrains Ratings: Xinyuan's total sellable gross floor area (GFA) increased to 2.56 million square metres (sqm) in China and the US at end-June 2016, from 2.33 million sqm at end-2015.
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Hengqin Project a Long-Term Positive: The Hengqin Creative Culture City project will become an important source of recurring income after completion in 1HFY19, and will contribute significant sellable resources from the planned serviced apartment units.
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Last thing in the world we want is to have guns that you can only shoot with your fingerprint, or to have guns with such strong safety locks on them that they may not be sellable.
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"We provide the highest quality donors for the safest possible babies and happiest families," says Fredrik Andreasson, chief financial officer of Seattle Sperm Bank, which focuses not just on healthy but on "sellable" donors, such as doctors.
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And if a product that doesn't match that list says it was recommended by the FDA, Johnson said it's probably just throwing in buzzwords to pay lip service to sounding more sellable — but it's not necessarily safe.
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Despite these limitations, MDC has still created an unusual environment, where students can come and express any number of personas while still training to work in an industry with a very narrow idea of what's sexy and sellable.
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The woman sitting in front of me with impossibly bright pink hair and a gregarious, saccharine temperament is no longer at the mercy of a major record label to be developed, marketed, and produced as sellable to an audience.
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But by hardening the language to emphasize that the future collection of duties and taxes by Britain and the EU be on a reciprocal basis, some lawmakers feared that Brexit supporters may have made May's plan less sellable to the bloc.
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To give just one example, the Sol-Char toilet – designed by a team at the University of Colorado Boulder – uses concentrated solar energy to convert human waste into useful and sellable end products such as solid fuel, fertilizer and heat.
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The ECB is allowing banks to operate with less capital than usual and easing back on the amount of liquidity they need to hold, a reference to cash and easily sellable debt to cover short term day-to-day funding.
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Current projects range from building community hubs such as recreation areas, shared gardens, and market kiosks in Haiti to engineering toilets that transform human waste into sellable fertilizer in Kenya to providing holistic development plans for villages in remote parts of Ghana.
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Industry players have speculated too that Agarwal, who holds almost 20 percent of Anglo American, wants some form of tie-up with the global miner, and they see the move on Vedanta Resources as a step to creating a more sellable group.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Pace of land acquisitions to be stable in 2017 and 2018 at 40%-0003% of contracted sales - Contracted sales estimated on sellable resources in the next 12-18 months.
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As The Guardian reported, fishing seasons have shortened dramatically and algae blooms off the west coast of North America have built up a neurotoxin in whatever small catch of crabs fishermen are able to bring in, making them potentially poisonous and un-sellable.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Pace of land acquisitions to be stable in 2017 and 2018 at 40%-0003% of contracted sales - Contracted sales are estimated based on sellable resources in the next 12-18 months.
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That's the fault of the process, not the source material, and calling a book unfilmable because a studio or producer will want to alter the content into something more sellable isn't fair to all the terrific movies that do emerge from the sausage-grinder intact.
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Why they found this so galling: To grow its "well" of content into something sellable, Wellsphere reached out to more than 1,700 medical bloggers, appealing to their self-perception as "true medical experts" and inviting them to publish even their previously posted material to its platform.
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With the affordability of these emerging psychoactive substances being mass-produced in countries such as China and sold on the internet (you can buy a sellable amount for under $10 in some cases), dealers in the US and Canada have picked up on a way to make a massive profit margin.
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The thing that I do think is true is that it's quite hard, I think it's harder to do a lot of these policy stories well, to find the angles on them, to understand how to make them sellable to an audience than some of the big scandal or the big conflict.
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The Interior Department blames outdated equipment for the methane missions The president of American Petroleum Institute, Jack Gerard, told Bloomberg that the new is "a regulation in search of a problem," and that oil companies would capture methane emissions if they had the necessary facilities to turn it into a sellable product.
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The most significant international study (of which I am a part of) is done by professor Adam Zeman out of the University of Exeter, the major (or at least most sellable) purpose of it being to understand that children with the condition need to be taught most subjects with a completely different approach.
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For artists, the platform offers at least another place for showcasing their work by letting them upload a viewable (though not directly sellable) portfolio — potentially helping them build relationships with galleries and art collectors which could lead to sales down the line (but again, the only artworks that can be bought via the app are those galleries are exhibiting).
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Since Scott took the reigns in 2013, that notion has gone viral; the dichotomy between the serious reputation the fashion industry is known for and the possibility that we could all just be trolling ourselves has become so sellable that it's nearly impossible to miss a Moschino phone case or controversial pill bag at Fashion Week every season.
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She has a well-known strategy for frustrating the paparazzi (wearing the same Adidas track suit when she leaves home to make the photographs less sellable), but that can't stop the kind of gawking that accompanies daily life when you're trading punches with another wildly famous blond pop star, or dating a famous actor who enjoys nude paddle-boarding.
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For many, gaining credit card numbers is about more than simply making fraudulent purchases — although they do that as well, cyber-security expert Joseph Steinberg tells CNBC Make It. Credit card numbers can be converted into cash by buying up gift cards and purchasing easily sellable items to resell through online marketplaces such as eBay, Steinberg says.
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Once upstairs, the hotel rooms were sparsely attended by design and despite a humorously striking tangerine dog by Ilona Rich tucked away in a shower stall in the Kenny Schachter booth (it was a great day for bathroom art), most galleries chose not to utilize the hotel rooms in any particularly novel way, instead settling on safe, sellable artworks and presentations — a missed opportunity.
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Woodrow Wilson, among others, was not so successful in creating a postwar peace because he forced conditions to preconceived realities that bore little resemblance to emerging ironies at Versailles — and was without a sellable idea of an American role after World War I. Gaddis concludes with an invaluable warning that true morality embraces neither messianic interventionism nor the quest for utopianism — indeed that is how millions become deluded, endangered or doomed.
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Art Student Says: With neon art, it's got a very long history that started off basically trying to take consumer culture and the culture of advertising pre-LED technology, but because it's become such a mainstay of artistic language, it doesn't retain that same element of implicit critique of consumer culture, so now it's become a very pretty method of saying something that is arbitrarily philosophical and then making it into an object that is quite easily sellable.
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Multiple vignettes run through Common Carrier, focusing on the lives of a small group of creative people: Wilkins plays a version of himself, fixing products around his apartment via YouTube tutorials and stressing out about a USB stick containing his work that FedEx has misplaced; a screenwriter dealing with a child custody battle and forced to do construction work while figuring out ways to write a sellable screenplay; an art collector; two artists; and an urban shaman.
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Contracted sales to continue to grow although at a slower pace than in 2016 - The company's average selling price for its contracted sales will be slightly higher in 2017 due to a larger share of high-margin products - Company to maintain its fast-churn and high cash-flow turnover business model RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative: Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - EBITDA margin sustained below 20% (1H16: 23.4%) - Net debt/adjusted inventory sustained above 40% (end-June 13: 29.8%) - Contracted sales to gross debt sustained below 1.2x (end-June 2016: 1.0x) - Sustained decrease of total sellable GFA in the land bank to below 3.5x of annual contracted sales GFA (12 months to end-June 2016: 5.6x) Positive: No positive rating action is expected unless Aoyuan is able to substantially increase its scale, and establish core markets in multi-regions without compromising its financial metrics.
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Contracted sales to continue growing, although at a slower pace than in 2016 - The company's average selling price for its contracted sales will be slightly higher in 2017 due to a larger share of high-margin products - Company to maintain its fast-churn and high cash flow turnover business model RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - EBITDA margin sustained below 20% (1H16: 23.4%) - Net debt/adjusted inventory sustained above 40% (end-June 13: 29.8%) - Contracted sales/gross debt sustained below 1.2x (end-June 2016: 1.0x) - Sustained decrease of total sellable gross floor area in the landbank to below 3.5x of annual contracted sales gross floor areas (12 months to end-June 2016: 5.6x) Positive: No positive rating action is expected unless Aoyuan substantially increases its scale and establishes core markets in multi-regions without compromising its financial metrics.
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