He eventually settled for $31 million, and Gawker settled for bankruptcy.
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The related litigation by customers settled for $10 million, and lawsuits by banks and card companies affected by the breach settled for about $100 million.
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U.S. gold futures settled for February delivery $1,161.90 per ounce.
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Teva, an Israeli maker of generic opioids, settled for $85m.
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That lawsuit was settled for an additional $350,000 last year.
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Kaptur settled for a snapshot of the journalists and left.
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Eventually, he told me, he settled for four million dollars.
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We settled for a pair of burgers and Diet Cokes.
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The others were settled for damages of $20,000 and $100,000.
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The university settled for $2 million; Taser faced no litigation.
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O'Malley ultimately exited the firm, and settled for $2.7 million.
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That question was settled for me a long time ago.
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Both teams settled for field goals in the first overtime.
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Hanyu, Fernández's training partner, settled for his second consecutive silver.
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Failing that, they settled for selfies with his many likenesses.
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It settled for undisclosed terms, according to the plaintiff's lawyer.
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Instead, they settled for snatching a win while being outplayed.
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Instead, Walgreens settled for buying almost 2,000 Rite Aid stores.
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Does he think that Americans should have settled for that?
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Nine class actions have settled for $30 million or more.
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One suit seems poised to be settled for $1 and a meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell; another cheerleader lawsuit that accused the Oakland Raiders of wage theft was settled for $1.25 million in 2014.
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I feed the animals and get the settled for the night.
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Those who moved into other jobs often settled for lower pay.
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U.S. gold futures for February delivery settled for $1,159 per ounce.
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Spiegel and his fellow cofounder Bobby Murphy settled for $157.5 million.
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I should've settled for clerical work and been happy with it.
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The Cardinals settled for a 21-15 lead after 10 minutes.
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The case settled for an undisclosed amount before trial in 2013.
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They finally admitted that they'd already settled for the 13 days.
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Kansas City settled for a 267-yard Harrison Butker field goal.
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Gonzales settled for a no-decision versus the Orioles on Aug.
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The cases were settled for an undisclosed amount, The Wrap reported.
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I brew coffee and get the animals settled for the day.
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The Clippers settled for a 58-47 lead at the half.
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It felt like a couple times we settled for average shots.
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The Mavericks settled for a 30-20 lead after one quarter.
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Instead, they settled for a 31-yard Sawyer Williams field goal.
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Murphy settled for silver and his compatriot Jacob Pebley took bronze.
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The German car company settled for $4.3 billion with the DOJ.
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In 1968, I would have settled for nothing less than socialism.
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We've settled for much too long on a Hollywood version of
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In that agreement, Target settled for a total of $10 million.
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He settled for work as a bellboy at a local hotel.
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He was fined $2,200 but the case was settled for $222.223,555.
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This time it settled for $5,000 — out of a possible $200,000.
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She settled for $350,000, or about $503 million in today's dollars.
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So they settled for a water balloon fight at their hotel.
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Santiago settled for a no-decision versus the Indians on Aug.
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That wasn't possible, so we settled for what we could get.
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Instead he settled for a color that was in stock: orange.
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So he settled for an IPA (that ended up being Scottish).
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The lawsuit was subsequently settled for $250,000, according to Elliott's attorney.
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The Jayhawks settled for a 20-yard field goal by Gabriel Rui.
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The science of climate change, meanwhile, has been settled for some time.
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The lawsuit was reportedly settled for a little over one million dollars.
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The Wizards settled for a 28-23 lead after the first quarter.
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Americans have never settled for such a limited version of a leader.
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Naughright sued Manning for defamation which was settled for an undisclosed amount.
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Instead, they've settled for spicing up antagonism between the president and Congress.
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Industry peers have faced similar inquiries and have settled for various amounts.
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The amount that Doherty and the defendant settled for was not disclosed.
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The suit was settled for $3.38 million, jurors heard during the retrial.
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Wake Forest settled for Sciba's 21-yard field goal on that drive.
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He settled for an eagle and finished the day eight strokes behind.
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Instead, I settled for a shower and telling myself this isn't forever.
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After the family got to the crash site, they settled for less.
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The college admitted no wrongdoing, but settled for half a million dollars.
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They settled for $220006 million of benefits only lasting for four months.
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Compatriot Aly Raisman claimed silver, while Russia's Aliya Mustafina settled for bronze.
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As a result, you've settled for a life far beneath your potential.
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Having lasted less than five innings, Gray settled for a no-decision.
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I settled for a heterosexual lifestyle because I was scared of rejection.
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Two of the cases were eventually settled, for fifty-five million dollars.
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This time, the Panthers settled for Alex Kessman's 43-yard field goal.
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Equifax eventually settled for $700 million, but the mess didn't end there.
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Disney settled for 160 acres of orange groves in beautiful Anaheim, California.
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Since then, I've settled for my eyelash curler and mascaras that promise miracles.
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Instead, I settled for treating a friend to a big, pro bono feast.
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The Colombian settled for second in a 1-2100 finish for Andretti Autosport.
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The Blazers settled for a 26-23 advantage going into the second quarter.
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After a bit of tinkering I settled for the glorious speed of 125BPM.
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These Chinese gingery eggs will make you forget you ever settled for 'em.
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Jeez, I would have settled for Gosling performing "I Ran" in '80s attire.
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The Bulls settled for an 287-22012 edge going into the final period.
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The documents were sealed when Cosby and Constand settled for an undisclosed amount.
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The Blazers settled for a 2100-292 edge heading into the final period.
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Closer than brothers, we settled for a handshake, knowing that's what men did.
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San Antonio settled for an 87-72 bulge heading into the final period.
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But the Giants' defense held firm, and Cincinnati settled for a field goal.
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Donald Trump settled for$25 million in November, shortly after he was elected.
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The case settled for $450,000, about half of which went to attorneys' fees.
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Nothing is likely to be settled for months, and justice is running behind.
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Maxwell denied Giuffre's allegations and the case was settled for an undisclosed amount.
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Donald Trump settled for $25 million in November, shortly after he was elected.
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Portland settled for a 40-24 advantage at the end of the stanza.
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After failing to find a political alternative, they settled for a compromise solution.
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In the end, Trump settled for keeping border-barrier funding at $1.375 billion.
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I, on the other hand, settled for a buttermilk waffle and black coffee.
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So despite their chemistry and shared interests, Mr. Danzico settled for being friends.
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He ultimately settled for $22018 million with students who said they'd been defrauded.
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The Bills settled for a 23-yard field goal as the half ended.
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Buffalo settled for its third Hauschka kick that bumped the lead to 16.
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He sued KPMG for audit malpractice, and the company settled for $225 million.
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Then, he got lazy and settled for putting the verse on his album.
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After about a month of failed job hunting, I settled for a library card.
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Most of those were settled for more than 100 percent of the amount owed.
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The Joan Rivers malpractice lawsuit has settled for millions of dollars ... TMZ has learned.
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The company settled for a reported $20 million and issued an apology to Carlson.
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I would have even settled for Daryl's idea to leave him in a tree.
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It was settled for about $9 million, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The creature moved quickly and stealthily, then settled for a while; moved then settled.
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The complaint was filed in 2014 and settled for about $27,000, according to BuzzFeed.
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As you might remember, Trump wanted a 15% corporate rate, but settled for 20%.
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Laffitte is an employment law dispute in which the class settled for $19 million.
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The Chargers (13-4) then settled for Josh Lambo's career-high four field goals.
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Many fans have settled for watching the series and reading the occasional updated article.
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He looked around for some wood to knock, then settled for his own skull.
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She signaled that she had settled for using her platform to champion the cause.
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But Ms. Czernowin's music rarely stays settled for the entire length of a piece.
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I DON'T KNOW HOW LONG THEY'RE SETTLED FOR, BUT A LITTLE MORE SETTLED TODAY.
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Trump wants a $1 trillion infrastructure package, while Obama eventually settled for $830 billion.
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Obviously, the question of who the interim director is has been settled for now.
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Taillon settled for a no-decision in a sterling performance against Cincinnati on Aug.
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He settled for 13 points, misfiring on 12 of his 16 field-goal attempts.
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Following a federal class action lawsuit, the Lower Merion School District settled for $610,000.
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Sources familiar with the case tell us the case has now settled for $33,000.
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The fallout resulted in a wrongful death suit against the city, which settled for $900,000.
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I've settled for "user interactions," since that's more what the dataset is focused on anyway.
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His birdie shot, yep, just missed, and he settled for par to finish at +23.
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The Chargers advanced to the Arizona 473 and settled for Lambo's 20-yard field goal.
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Instacart was sued by some shoppers — and ultimately settled for $4.6 million — in early 2017.
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But penalties pushed them backward, so the Seahawks settled for a 36-yard field goal.
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Eventually, I settled for an Amazon-branded buffalo chicken wrap and a bottled iced coffee.
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I would even have settled for an appearance from Brian Posehn's very funny biology teacher.
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So his small team settled for letting users send 10-second-max asynchronous video messages.
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China, who settled for silver, collected its 500th medal in Olympic history in any sport.
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Brands, desperate to quantify efforts, settled for meaningless metrics like impressions and click-through rates.
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He's finally settled, for the last season-and-a-half, on Luc Mbah a Moute.
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The next month, the city settled for $33,500, out of a potential $31,000 in fines.
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Kobe subsequently settled for a reported $5 million, though he denies paying her a cent.
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Monsanto appealed, and the couple eventually settled for a joint $22018 million in July 600.
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Tennessee settled for 23- and 32-yard field goals by Cimaglia in the second quarter.
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She continued with a civil suit, which was settled for an undisclosed sum in 2005.
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Instead, the call was overturned after video review, and Purdue settled for a field goal.
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He settled for three Sothebys board seats four years ago, joining the Sothebys board himself.
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Washington then drove 60 yards and settled for a 28-yard field goal by Hopkins.
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The constitutional status of gender discrimination, moreover, has been settled for nearly a quarter century.
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He settled for three Sotheby's board seats four years ago, joining the Sotheby's board himself.
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The Saints settled for a field goal, and the Rams tied it to end regulation.
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Dion said aboriginal groups have traditionally settled for "the smaller stuff" - royalties from outside energy firms.
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"It is the law of the land, it has been settled for some time," Sessions said.
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A trade publication wrote that a single source said the suit was settled for $25 million.
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Years ago, I would have settled for an apology from any man who did something wrong.
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They settled for a 220-yard field goal by Jake Pinegar for a 27-26 edge.
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A few years and one populist movement later, he appears to have settled for New Zealand.
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On February 17th two hedge funds, Montreux Capital and EM Ltd settled for for $1.1 billion.
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But after a foiled third-down play, they settled for Graham Gano's 26-yard field goal.
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Citigroup Inc and HSBC Holdings Plc have settled for a respective $23 million and $35 million.
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I settled for one from the 4 Queens Casino because it reminds me of my grandpa.
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Mathers settled for no contest, and will now be required to clean up the city's buildings.
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She has never settled for a brand: no butterflies, spots, or other signature motifs for her.
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After showcasing so much teamwork throughout the playoffs, the Thunder relapsed and settled for isolation sets.
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Facing an estimated class of nine million plaintiffs, rather than fight, Walgreens settled for $22019 million.
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I settled for black ankle boots, which looked a little more work-ready than my sneakers.
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"Without Activision buying this for me, I would have settled for something more affordable," Phelps said.
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We missed things, and eventually we settled for something short of what we could have had.
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They settled for a 50-163 lead at halftime after Joseph's 3-pointer beat the buzzer.
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The case was settled for $1.8 million, but JustFab is still regularly criticized for the practice.
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Song settled for a 240-yard field goal and a 254-6 lead at the break.
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Desperate to win any sort of concession from Labour, Jews have settled for a phony peace.
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Most cases are settled for far less, said Brad Edwards, a lawyer in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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MasterCard and Visa settled for nearly $3 billion in 2008, a year after Discover became independent.
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Not long afterward, the organization settled for 22 percent of historic Palestine in hope of peace.
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Four holes later, he knocked a bunker shot sideways into another bunker and settled for bogey.
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Huerter settled for his first double-double and his third 20-point game of the season.
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"We settled for a number that has been on the table for two months," Murphy said.
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Now, the tech giant has settled for an auto partner that was not its first choice.
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The company settled for $1.5 million in 2017 and was acquired by Bain Capital this year.
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Without many solutions and with many problems to fix, they have settled for ad hoc explanations.
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The class-action lawsuits brought against Donald Trump's "Trump University" have been settled for $25 million.
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The advantage swelled to 33 before the Friars settled for a 54-23 lead at intermission.
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The couple appealed, seeking a larger award, and settled for an undisclosed amount in October 2016.
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She settled for a selfie with Mr. Booker — and then asked someone else who Mr. Booker was.
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The teens' families sued the police as well as the city of Chicago and settled for $360,000.
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He's not the person she once knew him to be, and she knows he's settled for less.
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Houston settled for an 85-80 lead going into the fourth before the Spurs got even closer.
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Dallas went back up by as many as five but settled for a 64-62 halftime lead.
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The Broncos settled for a field goal but found the end zone moments later after a punt.
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The Broncos settled for a field goal initially, but an offside penalty gave them a second chance.
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Now, while national debate over immigration rages, many in this city have settled for a reluctant truce.
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Bank of America ultimately settled for $16.65 billion, some $800 million of that specifically for New York.
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We settled for running a small group of benchmarks to give us a general idea of performance.
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Today, Angle, CEO of iRobot, has settled for the world's best-selling robotic vacuum cleaner, the Roomba.
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They increased the margin to 33-22 and settled for a 37-27 advantage after one quarter.
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Compatriot Aly Raisman claimed silver with a total of 60.098, while Russia's Aliya Mustafina settled for bronze.
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In 1980, Nadia Comaneci of Romania came close, but settled for silver after winning gold in 1976.
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Portland jumped to a 29-20 lead, then settled for a 30-27 advantage after one quarter.
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Instead it settled for someone who will interpret it as narrowly as possible and implement it grudgingly.
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These and other issues would have to be settled for a useful UN ban on autonomous weapons.
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He later settled for an undisclosed sum with the airline, which apologized for how he was treated.
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For years, the community settled for a rushed localization that frequently crashed and was full of memes.
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It is unclear whether Starboard would ever have settled for less than majority control of Yahoo's board.
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His family sued the hospital for medical malpractice and eventually settled for an undisclosed sum of money.
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In search of a less hazardous venue, I settled for some non-alcoholic varieties of the drink.
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They end up getting discouraged and settled for a unit in one of these higher-poverty areas.
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Philadelphia couldn't do much with excellent field position and settled for a tying 35-yard field goal.
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At the time, Dr. Thompson denied wrongdoing and the suits were later settled for an undisclosed sum.
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The dispute — and the identity of the Ninth District's next congressman — may not be settled for weeks.
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In their Game 4 loss, the Warriors had settled for too many long, contested jumpers, especially late.
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The Hoyas struggled to get going in the first half but settled for a 32-29 halftime.
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Under the new agreement, the debt would be settled for $10.7 billion, with $3.8 billion up front.
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Between 1996 and 2017, around 1,700 suits were settled, for a median payout of just $8.6 million.
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The Patriots settled for a 29-yard field goal to trim the Chiefs' lead to 23-16.
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Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and units of Tennessee's First Horizon previously settled for a combined $49.5 million.
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The complaint turned into a class action lawsuit that Home Depot settled for $87.5 million in 1998.
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The Jayhawks settled for first-half field goals of 36, 37 and 30 yards by Liam Jones.
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Between 1996 and 2017, around 1,700 suits were settled, for a median payout of just $8.6 million.
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Paradise settled for $270 million, John Fiske, a lawyer for the governments from Baron & Budd, told Reuters.
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Maples was reported to have settled for $2 million when the couple split after six years in 1999.
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Sale settled for a no-decision in the White Sox's 20163-5, 10-inning victory over the Royals.
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Estrada settled for a no-decision at Boston on Tuesday after scattering three hits over seven scoreless innings.
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The case was eventually settled for an undisclosed amount, and PCCA denied any responsibility for the alleged injuries.
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The data includes one claim of sexual harassment in a "member-led office," which was settled for $84,000.
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Auditors fought its creation and settled for it as an alternative to outright government oversight of the profession.
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Ultimately, the Genesis Today founder settled for $9 million in 2015 after being charged with deceiving the public.
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The lawsuit was eventually settled for $17,500 and the promise to review sexual harassment practices at the college.
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The RAM manufacturers were sued for their anti-competitive behavior, and ultimately settled for $310 million in 2014.
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In a series between National League East rivals, the last-place Marlins settled for a four-game split.
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Then Duke was called for delay of game so it settled for Austin Parker's 25-yard field goal.
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So we settled for a lower valuation because I didn't want to push liquidation preferences or IPO timelines.
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Ferreira settled for a low-paid job as an office secretary last month to pay off her debt.
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The case was settled for $260,000, compared with the $10 million the lawsuit could be worth, prosecutors said.
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An appeals court cut that amount by half, and the case eventually was settled for an undisclosed amount.
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Christopher sued for the dog bite attack on behalf of Johnny, and it's now been settled for $100k.
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The Blazers lengthened their lead to 27-15 and settled for a 295-233.9 advantage after one quarter.
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I could argue that I always settled for the wrong partners, which left me feeling unsatisfied and unhappy.
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The amount they settled for is unknown, but can't be a bad number if she's dining at Nobu.
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"Instead of having real conversations with them, we settled for TV ads," Renda said of the 13 failure.
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Netflix, LinkedIn, PayPal, and Groupon, have all been subject to allegations of wrongdoing, settled for millions of dollars.
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Washington drove inside the 20 on its next possession and settled for Dustin Hopkins' 29-yard field goal.
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We settled for a passable version of veal saltimbocca: three sautéed medallions topped with prosciutto, mozzarella and sage.
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The California delegation settled for rooms 57 miles away, at a resort/indoor water park in Sandusky, Ohio.
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The Saints settled for a field goal, which was later tied by the Rams, who won in overtime.
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The franchisee has already settled for $700,000, leaving the McDonald's Corporation potentially on the hook for the remainder.
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Once again, Utah could not move the ball and settled for a 23-yard field goal from Phillips.
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The lawsuit was eventually settled for $17,500 and the promise to review sexual harassment practices at the school.
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He settled for a tie for third, at 215 under, with Henrik Stenson after both closed with 22016s.
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I basically settled for peanuts because the prosecutor was trying to say that celebrities go around smacking cops.
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But instead of successfully bothering the president, they settled for a much darker consolation: severely harassing Trump supporters.
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So, at lunch, I settled for spaghetti bolognese with pasta from a box and sauce from a jar.
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Walgreens also sued Theranos over a breach of contract, although the companies later settled for an undisclosed amount.
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Shiffrin settled for third place in the giant slalom Friday in mild, wet conditions in the Krkonose Mountains.
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Peru held the ball in the danger zone forever and finally settled for a back-heel by Guerrero.
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In March 2012, the wage case, which had turned into a class action, was settled for $5.25 million.
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Smith has played the back nine each day at five under and settled for par on the front.
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A five-time All-Star, he settled for a steady diet of fall-away jumpers against the Warriors.
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The first-half lead topped out at 31 before the Gators settled for a 48-20 halftime advantage.
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Unable to agree on terms, they settled for an ongoing drawdown of nuclear forces, reversing the arms race.
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Many refining companies have simply settled for expanding and modernizing their existing plants, rather than building new ones.
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In some cases, the state has settled for much less money than needed to finish the cleanup work.
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Bethune-Cookman led by as many as seven points early and settled for a 31-30 halftime lead.
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So I settled for the grid you now see and, all in all, I'm pretty happy with it.
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Gray settled for a no-decision at Texas on Saturday despite allowing only two runs in six innings.
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After playing the first nine in one over, McIlroy settled for par on No. 10, which Johnson birdied.
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"Instead of having real conversations with them, we settled for TV ads," Renda said of the 2016 failure.
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The Wildcats lost a yard on three plays and settled for a 220-yard field goal by Matthew McCrane.
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New Orleans settled for a 22-yard Wil Lutz field goal to cut the Bucs' lead to 13-11.
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Conley settled for his second straight no-decision Friday despite yielding two earned runs for the third consecutive contest.
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Congress settled for a punitive slashing of the FCC's budget, which didn't do much to change the new rules.
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He thought of a backup response, then another, then ruled them both out, then settled for a final answer.
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With Brexit settled for now, currency traders are looking to the upcoming G63 meeting in Buenos Aires on Nov.
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FIFA and Blatter eventually signed with Visa, provoking a legal suit from MasterCard which was settled for $90 million.
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Bank of America reached a $16.65 billion settlement in 2014 while JP Morgan settled for $13 billion in 2013.
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Named the athlete of the 20th century by Sports Illustrated, Ali never settled for sportsman as his sole identity.
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This litigation should be settled for all involved, with some face-saving measures for Mr. Abrams and Mr. Dauman.
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The Bruins lost 3 yards and settled for JJ Molson's 48-yard field goal to go up 10-7.
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Instead, as the Jets' coverage collapsed, he settled for a 42-yard touchdown pass to the rookie Tanner McEvoy.
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He was stiffed out of the prize and settled for $158,000 to his chosen charity from the Trump Foundation.
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Zanetti lost out on the top prize by 19563 of a point while Russia's Denis Abliazin settled for bronze.
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The lawsuit was settled for an undisclosed sum in 2011, said Ike Spears, the lawyer who argued his case.
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Just this year, Michigan State settled for $500 million with the 332 women and students abused by Larry Nassar.
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Purdue reached a $270 million settlement with the state in March and Teva settled for $85 million in June.
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Our lawsuit that we filed—$26.8 million that it settled for—we were the first, and we were naïve.
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I want five more shrimp cocktails, or even just three oysters with this, but have settled for pizza instead.
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Detroit led by as much as 17 in the first quarter, then settled for a 58-51 halftime advantage.
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Chisholm says Scepkowski eventually settled for enough money to put a down payment on a house of his own.
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But in the end he settled for fillers who were significantly younger: ages 18, 19, 21, 22 and 24.
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Singh, who has not won on this tour since 2008, settled for sixth outright after a final-round 70.
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They have settled for pay-fors that increase existing taxes but don't fundamentally change the structure of the system.
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"He settled for a sophomoric exchange of insults on Twitter, far below the dignity of the office," Schumer said.
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Adam Eaton could not catch the ball, but Springer settled for a double and no other Astros reached base.
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But he wasn't able to conjure magic for a third time, and the Ravens settled for the field goal.
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Marlins starter Adam Conley, who had a no-hitter through 5 2/2180 innings, settled for a no-decision.
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The Wisner law firm in Geneva, Illinois sid 11 cases against Boeing have been settled for an undisclosed amount.
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Late 2016 Former anchor Laurie Dhue settled for more than $1 million after alleging harassment by O'Reilly and Ailes.
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The Saints settled for Wil Lutz's 25-yard field goal to get within 27-20 with 10 minutes remaining.
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The Cardinals settled for a 1-0 lead in the third inning after loading the bases with no outs.
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As a middle ground, some have settled for leaking stories to the media of their displeasure with their boss.
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But the Dolphins stopped three straight Joe Mixon runs, and the Bengals settled for Bullock's 20-yard field goal.
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In November the company settled for $1 million a false advertising lawsuit with several California counties over its health claims.
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Washington drove inside the Cincinnati 10 midway through the second quarter but settled for a 20-yard Hopkins field goal.
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The Hornets led by as many as 23 in the first half but settled for a 243.2-21 halftime lead.
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Lugo settled for a no-decision in his only start against Philadelphia last September, yielding three runs in five frames.
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Editorial Having failed to kill New York City's carriage-horse industry, Mayor Bill de Blasio has settled for crippling it.
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Cases in West Virginia in 2004 and in Kentucky in 2015 were settled for $10 million and $24 million respectively.
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Troy opened a 10-point lead late in the first half and settled for a 27-21 advantage at intermission.
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Bank of America agreed to nearly a $16.7 billion settlement in 2014, while JPMorgan settled for $13 billion in 2013.
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Upon release, the musicians were sued by artist Lina Iris Viktor; they settled for an undisclosed sum in December 2018.
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Luckily, someone around here has common sense and Lemon settled for just getting his ear pierced on national television instead.
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There were four lead changes in the second quarter before the teams settled for a 61-all score at halftime.
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The restaurant was all out of oysters, so east London MC D Double E settled for fish and chips instead.
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Fourteen of the 16 banks that were sued have settled, for a total payout of $2.12 billion, court papers show.
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The government settled for an undisclosed sum and agreed to construct several access points in the fence on the property.
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Fister settled for a no-decision in his last turn despite scattering four hits over six scoreless innings against Toronto.
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And let's be real, if she settled for Warner, she wouldn't have ended up with the super-dreamy Emmett. 12.
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Apple settled for at least $32.5 million in January 2014; Google consented to a $19 million settlement the following September.
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Her daughter, Cheryl, was sentenced to 21994 years and eventually settled for a release on 20143 years' probation in 22014.
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Based on the docs, it seems Nic failed to score the annulment, and settled for a good old fashioned divorce.
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Utah led by as many as 13 points in the second quarter but settled for a 52-47 halftime advantage.
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The 33-year-old settled for a no-decision Sunday despite holding San Francisco to two runs over six frames.
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This meant that the firm, which had initially aimed to raise as much as $100 million, settled for $20 million.
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"Let's just say I got sticker shock," said Jones, who settled for a type of aluminum with gold-vinyl coating.
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He settled for crooning to customers from behind the counter and occasionally booking performances at nightclubs for friends and patrons.
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Fourteen of the 133 banks that were sued have settled, for a total payout of $2.12 billion, court papers show.
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The number of cases brought against polluters and the amounts settled for are far below those seen in past years.
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Sanchez worked seven strong innings at Tampa Bay in his season debut on Saturday but settled for a no-decision.
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Hendricks remained at 153-215 in six career starts against St. Louis when he settled for a no-decision Aug.
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A shareholder lawsuit over the deal, which made accusations of conflicts of interest, was settled for $40 million in 2017.
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They started their second drive at Green Bay's 36 but settled for a 38-yard field goal by Eddy Pineiro.
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The Cowboys held the ball for more than 21 minutes in the first half, but settled for field goals twice.
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Instead, he settled for the shorter trip to the M train so his mother, who was walking, could keep up.
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New York settled for $12 million and changes in how the companies market their games, including disclosures about expected winnings.
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The Nets took a pair of 13-point leads and settled for a 36-29 lead after the opening quarter.
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The Kings jumped to a 1.03-20 lead after one quarter but settled for a 47-44 edge at halftime.
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Only after two world wars and the rise of European and transatlantic institutions, was this dilemma settled for a time.
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Anthony sued WCBS-TV in 1971 (and later settled for undisclosed terms) after he was identified as a reputed member.
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WINTER OLYMPICS ONE LAST RIDE Lindsey Vonn settled for the bronze in downhill skiing in what's probably her final Olympics.
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She left her approach on the final par-5, the ninth hole, about 40 feet away and settled for par.
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She ended up suing former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment, and they settled for an undisclosed amount.
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U.S. gold futures, which also marked a 10-month low in the prior session, settled for February delivery $1,0.23 per ounce.
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Junior guard Ty Cockfield, the team's leading scorer at 257 per game, settled for nine points on 27 of 20 shooting.
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Even though the company ultimately settled for $20 million, Uber argued that the FTC had no reasonable formula for assessing damages.
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UBS eventually settled for $780 million, while payments from all the Swiss banks snared in the probe ran into the billions.
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The Cyclones settled for a 31-27 lead at intermission behind nine points from Michael Jacobson and eight from Horton-Tucker.
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Duke's next drive stalled in 12 plays, so it settled for Parker's 27-yard field goal for a 10-3 lead.
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Trump said he had settled "for a small fraction" of the potential award and was now committed to focusing on America.
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Adam Duvall homered for Cincinnati (24-21), which endured yet another bullpen meltdown and settled for a split in the series.
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The lead then grew to 34 at 87-53, and the Mavs settled for a 94-65 lead after three quarters.
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Adda settled for a comp-based program, which triggered other transmitters as they came in range to create radiating signal waves.
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The bank could have settled for much less—around €1bn—but chose to gamble, calling French demands "irrational" and politically motivated.
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Because he was engaged at the time, she settled for being a friend, something she's come to regret over the years.
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Walking back through the village after the Sunday church service, Carolyn Byrne is feeling settled for the first time in months.
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But the Musketeers were outscored 24-8 the rest of the half and settled for a three-point lead at halftime.
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The Giants stalled in the red zone and settled for a 21-yard field goal by Rosas with 4:08 remaining.
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Cobb and Darvish both settled for solid no-decisions, with matching lines of eight innings, five hits and three runs allowed.
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The lead grew to 56-39 late in the second quarter before the Pacers settled for a 56-41 halftime lead.
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The country eventually settled for a scaled-back scheme involving only the power sector, which was launched in December last year.
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The one holdout, Martin O'Malley, settled for a smaller audience during a visit to Tama, when only one man turned up.
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The Grizzlies outscored the Blazers 9-2 to make it 26-4, then settled for a four-point edge at intermission.
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It was also sued in civil court by the victim and quickly settled for more than $3 million dollars, sources said.
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Eventually, the company's Florida-based owners settled for $500 million, and the woman who made them that money faded into obscurity.
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A class-action lawsuit brought against the New York Jets by 52 of its former cheerleaders has been settled for $324,000.
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Charlotte led by as many as seven points early and settled for a 24.3-18 lead heading into the second quarter.
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West Virginia followed by driving to the Texas Tech 13 but settled for a 30-yard field goal from Casey Legg.
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They drove to the New York 215-yard line but settled for a 265-yard field goal from kicker Cairo Santos.
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NC State settled for first-quarter field goals of 216 and 26 yards from Christopher Dunn for a 223-215 lead.
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Detroit settled for a pair of Matt Prater field goals from 48 and 31 yards out to grab the early lead.
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In the second quarter, the Texans had first-and-goal at the 133 and settled for a 20-yard field goal.
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Rhode Island settled for a 50-33 lead at the break, shooting 56.3 percent from the floor in the first half.
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In the end, Wolfe Herd and Tinder settled for an undisclosed sum, although Forbes reported it was just over $1 million.
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However, the drive stalled and Tennessee settled for Succop's 257-yard field goal to trail by three with 212:239 left.
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It's only when we shift to Grand Central in 1945 that it's evident that Mr. Prelinger hasn't settled for tidy chronology.
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After I finally gave up on turning you into boyfriend material and settled for sex, I felt like such an adult.
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He wanted $200 for it but he settled for stale old Marlboro Reds that I got for a gift last Easter.
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With insects no longer flying, even the bluebirds settled for sunflower hearts until I could get to the store for mealworms.
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New England settled for Nick Folk's 21-yard field goal and a 13-7 lead with 2:16 until the half.
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The Blue Devils had a chance to win it, but Bagley settled for a long range three that was off target.
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DeSclafani owns a 33-1 career mark versus Pittsburgh, but settled for a no-decision in his last encounter on Aug.
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Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, settled for $31 million in 85033, which helped put the publication out of business.
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Those three cases settled for $45 million and more than 85033,000 consumers received a check from the payday lenders in question.
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The Sun Devils marched 69 yards and settled for a last-play 24-yard field goal and a 7-6 deficit.
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The Blazers jumped ahead 47-41 midway through the second quarter, then settled for a two-point advantage at the half.
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They increased the lead to seven late in the second quarter and settled for a 62-57 advantage at the half.
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She had sued former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment in 2016, and they settled for an undisclosed amount.
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DeSclafani settled for a no-decision against St. Louis when he allowed two runs and six hits over seven frames on Sept.
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In fact, Jones held out of Atlanta practices LAST summer ... before he ultimately settled for a small raise before the season began.
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Ailes was forced out last year after a sexual harassment lawsuit by former anchor Gretchen Carlson, which was settled for $20 million.
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LHP Adam Conley, who had a no-hitter through 5 2/3 innings, settled for a no-decision against Colorado on Friday.
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He later settled for $31 million, and is also entitled to 45 percent of the proceeds from asset sales, court papers show.
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Once in office, he settled for appointments that would undermine these offices from within, a tactic he used for all his selections.
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But the case cites a memorandum from a federal lawsuit over dismissed summonses that the city settled for $75 million last year.
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Despite the legal drama, the dust appears to have settled for the former couple, who agreed to joint custody in September 2017.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tyga cut a cashier's check Thursday so the case was settled for something less than the full amount.
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Three years later, the headphone jack issue might be settled for many, but it's still at least an occasional annoyance for all.
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Late in the half, the Panthers drove 41 yards in nine plays and settled for Gano's field goal with 17 seconds remaining.
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He is now with Stewart-Haas Racing, though doesn&apost have a deal settled for 2018 with that or any other team.
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Gallardo settled for a no-decision versus the Rangers on May 2347 despite permitting one run and four hits in six frames.
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The case settled for $260,000, just pennies on the dollar compared to the $10 million the lawsuit could be worth, prosecutors said.
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New Orleans drove to a first-and-goal, but settled for Wil Lutz's 21-yard field goal and a 6-3 lead.
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The county is settled for the most part along the coast and the county's rivers, making it an elongated, sparsely populated area.
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Defending champion Lee Sang-hwa of South Korea settled for silver, while Karolina Erbanova of the Czech Republic won the bronze medal.
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Pushed back 217 yards, the Redskins ultimately settled for a field goal, cutting the deficit to 222-25 with 433:5 left.
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DaShawn Crawford's interception of Newman put the Hokies back in scoring position, but they settled for Brian Johnson's 53-yard field goal.
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Buffalo had first-and-goal at the 2, but lost 22 yards on its next three plays and settled for three points.
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She lost her balance and settled for bronze medals in the event at both the 2016 Rio Olympics and 2018 world championships.
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Marlins rookie right-hander Pablo Lopez led 2-0 in the seventh but settled for a no-decision after allowing DeJong's homer.
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Unable to secure an invitation, though, he settled for watching the talk from afar, at a residence in nearby Boca Chica Village.
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Hogan later settled for $31 million, and is entitled to 45 percent of the proceeds from asset sales, according to court papers.
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Isn't it time that gun buyers settled for second or third or fourth best, for the "good of the their fellow citizens"?
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Instead, the president's planning committee settled for flyovers from the Air Force, the Army, the Marines, the Navy, and the Coast Guard.
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"We had a 28-point second quarter and I think we settled for a lot of jumpers," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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Northwestern (4-4, 343-2) had settled for a field goal with 3:31 left after getting to the Ohio State 3.
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But he settled for changing the agreement's name while leaving its structure basically intact, and the remaining risks don't seem that large.
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He threw down his headset in frustration when Alabama settled for a field goal late in the second quarter, stymied by penalties.
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In more than two-thirds of the cases, the city settled for less than 15 percent of penalties available under the law.
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Google settled a tax bill with the Italian authorities this year for $334 million; in 2015, Apple settled for around $473 million.
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They hiked it to 79-62 late in the quarter and settled for an 83-33 advantage heading into the final quarter.
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The workers had settled for an immediate 10-cent-an-hour wage increase plus a 5-cent increase later in the year.
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When play resumed, the Vikings were unable to get into the end zone three straight times and settled for a field goal.
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The Colts settled for a 19-yard McLaughlin field goal with 3 seconds left for the 27-21 margin at the break.
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The issues seem to have settled for now, but we're already seeing the 1.5TB memory configuration (the most expensive option) greyed out.
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Hogan settled for $31 million in 2016, forcing Gawker --- a provocative online publication that focused on celebrities and those in the media ---.
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Iowa State subsequently marched to the red zone but settled for a 26-yard field goal by Assalley with 50 seconds left.
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He settled for an instant near the 3-point line in the corner, right next to Lee, and raised his right arm.
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The defendants are typically companies or sometimes municipalities, and those cases are settled for agreed upon penalty amounts and injunctive relief actions.
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I'd settled for the small dopamine—the brain's reward neurotransmitter—kick that comes from accomplishing quick repetitive tasks in a video game.
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Memphis held a 46-39 lead with about four minutes left in the second, but settled for a 50-49 lead at halftime.
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Things have settled for the moment, but residents of the Big Island are being told to monitor the situation closely should that change.
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She filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the company in June 2014, which was settled for a reported $1 million later that year.
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Cases were often settled for large sums, but these left no enduring legal principle that the new attorney-general will have to follow.
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She eventually settled for a bit less, agreeing to a $6.25 million advance from Forever, a Grand Central Publishing imprint, for five books.
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The Volunteers settled for a 24-yard field goal from Medley with 20043:22004 left to finish a 207-play, 210-yard drive.
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Plans to visit a volcano were scrapped for lack of time, so the group settled for ice cream at an upscale Managua mall.
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I was limited in the amount of self-care I could do, so I settled for listening to Kendrick Lamar's "Alright" on repeat.
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A new report details how a $30 million tax debt that Trump casinos owed New Jersey was settled for far less after Gov.
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Kershaw settled for a no-decision at Atlanta on Thursday despite giving up just one run and striking out 10 in eight innings.
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Washington settled for a 23-yard field goal by Van Soderberg to make it 73-0 with 11:09 left in the half.
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The former wrestler, whose real name is Terry Bollea, won a $140 million judgment against the site, and later settled for $31 million.
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He left with a 2-0 lead, but his bullpen, namely David Phelps, blew the advantage and Fernandez settled for a no-decision.
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They settled for $3.38 million, but Constand also had to sign a nondisclosure agreement in civil court to never discuss the case again.
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The Raptors opened a lead of 14 points during the first quarter but settled for a 343-31 advantage entering the second quarter.
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But the debate over the health care law, the tax bill and the relationship between them is far from settled for either side.
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On their first drive, the Cyclones drove to Iowa's 1-yard line but settled for a 23-yard field goal by Connor Assalley.
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He settled for a no-decision against San Diego on April 26, when he allowed two runs and four hits in five innings.
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He settled for a no-decision in his last turn, when he allowed two runs and five hits in five innings against Pittsburgh.
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Samardzija settled for a no-decision at Dodger Stadium on May 903 despite permitting one unearned run and fanning 290 in eight innings.
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Apple itself was previously found to have engaged in antitrust violations by manipulating the price of eBooks and later settled for $450 million.
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But the question of cooperation is far from settled for Trump's allies, many of whom are pressing him to fight Mueller more aggressively.
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In 2005, prosecutors declined to charge Cosby based on Constand's account, and she filed a lawsuit that Cosby settled for an undisclosed sum.
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The Bulls instead settled for three first-half field goals from Emilio Nadelman, who finished with four and has now converted 13 straight.
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She settled for a single gold for a preliminary swim in a relay, and she tried mightily to put on a happy face.
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" Dina's obsession with beauty makes her feel sorry for Isabel, who she feels has settled for "a dreamless existence so early in life.
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In the end, she settled for another free surgery, one that she hoped would provide a better result and leave her less unhappy.
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Just a few chosen artists were able to adapt it to their own style, whereas the rest settled for plain and impersonal copies.
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I would never know what she had settled for, what she had insisted upon, but I knew what I would refuse to compromise.
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Cain's layup made it a 17-point margin with 1:52 remaining before the Blue Demons settled for a 47-32 halftime lead.
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Kansas re-established a 10-point lead behind back-to-back jumpers by Moss and then settled for a 44-35 halftime margin.
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The advantage reached 25 on Petrusev's inside hoop during the final minute before Gonzaga settled for the 13-point lead at the break.
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Their lead was 30-12 before the midway point and they settled for a 44-31 lead at the end of the stanza.
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Last week Senate Democrats were holding out for full protection for the Dreamers but settled for a vague promise to discuss the crisis.
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After breaking the world record in the preliminaries and the semifinals, Peaty settled for the second-fastest time ever (25.99) in the final.
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Mr. Moses eventually settled for a two-tiered highway that was covered over by the promenade to help contain the noise and pollution.
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Wall settled for pull-ups and strange step-backs against retreating defenses that made a point to hustle back and protect the paint.
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The industry has settled, for the time being on OLED and LCD (aka LED) panels, and 4K and HDR tech are pretty much standard.
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For the most part, data breach class actions have settled for relatively small amounts of money, even if the breaches affected millions of consumers.
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Where its competitors are pushing semi-autonomous cars and even promising full-on robocars, it has so far settled for some driver-assist technologies.
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Construction paused in November because the company couldn't pay contractors to finish the job, and only resumed after Faraday settled for a smaller building.
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I could scream because instead of getting a JD degree qualifying me to take the California Bar, I settled for the underdog degree, EJD.
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His suit was consolidated into the class-action lawsuit involving more than 5,000 impaired former players that was settled for an estimated $1 billion.
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But by the time she decided to come to the United States, she had settled for a customer service job that she found stressful.
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He was taken to a police station where the officers demanded 1 million naira ($2,759) but eventually settled for 15,000 naira ($41), he said.
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After reunion with one's family, it was easier to imagine oneself an immigrant rather than a migrant, to feel settled for the long haul.
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David Gauke, the justice secretary, considered an unprecedented legal challenge but settled for a review of the whole system of how prisoners are released.
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Chacin settled for a no-decision in his only career start against Oakland despite allowing only two runs and five hits in seven innings.
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The company eventually settled for a more modest (and already-built) facility in Hanford, California that it is currently retrofitting to build the FF91.
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Benoni Urey, a wealthy businessman, had reportedly hoped to team up with Ms Taylor but settled for the son of a slain Nimba politician.
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Instead, he settled for a role as an adviser to the British government, where he preached data, transparency, and zero tolerance for all crime.
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The article has been corrected to report that the company in fact settled for up to $127 each and a total maximum of $3.2m.
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JPMorgan Chase settled for $13 billion, some $1 billion going to New York, and Citigroup paid $7 billion, including $182 million to New York.
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Gretchen Carlson's sexual harassment lawsuit against former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes has been settled for $20 million, Vanity Fair's Sarah Ellison reported Tuesday.
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Barclays settled for $2 billion in March after resisting a penalty the U.S. government sought near the end of the Obama administration in 2016.
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Holmes would probably have settled for a round of 69 when he awoke on Saturday, but it left him six off Lowry's searing pace.
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Creighton settled for a 183-218 halftime lead that it promptly stretched to 23-227.8 when Foster drilled a trey with 16:15 remaining.
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Still without center Amida Brimah due to a finger injury, UConn settled for the 3-pointer constantly in Thursday's 28.43-51 loss at Tulsa.
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She also seems to have accepted the fact that she is not loved, and has settled for being seen as sturdy and well-briefed.
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Suter settled for a no-decision against Minnesota in his last start, when he gave up three runs and five hits over four innings.
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Iowa State took the opening kickoff and went 56 yards in 15 plays, but settled for a 36-yard field goal by Garrett Owens.
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Would the charge have gone through if Bieber hadn't flown too close to the sun and settled for a mere three bottles of milk?
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The site has been continuously settled for thousands of years, first by the Celts, then the Romans, who gave the area the name Bergomum.
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The Ukrainian lieutenant's sister, Vera Savchenko, said in a telephone interview that a deal seemed far from settled for now, given the Russian sensitivities.
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In 28500, Clinton intervened in an IRS lawsuit seeking identities of 6900,2628 Americans with secret Swiss UBS Bank accounts, but settled for under 28503,22019.
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The 33-year-old settled for a no-decision in his last turn despite scattering four hits over 23 25/23 innings against Texas.
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Portland settled for a 66-58 lead at halftime as McCollum racked up 23 points on 9-of-13 shooting and Whiteside added 10.
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Scherzer hit Tabata with an errant slider, spoiling his bid — but, like Pappas, he retired the next batter and settled for a no-hitter.
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In May, right before it was scheduled to go to trial, the case was abruptly settled for $5.9 million, with no admission of guilt.
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But as so often happened last year, the Giants could not bull their way into the end zone and settled for a field goal.
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The woman, under the name Jane Doe, then sued Penn State for failing to protect her from harassment; the case was settled for $17,500.
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That and the realization the governance situation within the kingdom is settled, for now, will combine to make this a short-lived price spike.
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"[The proposal] is a clearer indication that she has settled for the public option, like most of the rest of the field," she continued.
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" The interviewer settled for that because, apparently, the image was more vivid and evocative than the usual "too much money chasing too few goods.
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The lawsuit was settled for $700,000, after which point, McDonald's announced they would no longer be offering a halal menu in the United States.
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It got as far as South Carolina's 18-yard line but eventually settled for a 32-yard field-goal attempt, which Tucker McCann missed.
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Barclays recently settled for US$2bn and two of its bankers paid a combined US$2m in exchange for claims against them being dismissed.
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Gallagher happily settled for a grand slam, his first major league home run, on a 3-53 pitch from rookie right-hander Jharel Cotton.
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Before Mr. Clinton settled for $850,000, without making any admissions, Ms. Jones's lawyers were able to ask him in a deposition about Ms. Lewinsky.
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If you want to know why Canada is different from the United States of America: It was founded, and settled, for exactly that purpose.
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Weaver settled for a no-decision against Boston on Thursday after giving up just one run and six hits over 5 2/3 innings.
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"If we had settled for a house that didn't check all those boxes for both sides, we wouldn't have been as happy," she said.
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So we settled for the Côte Chalonnaise, Mercurey in particular, which will not give the same picture of varied terroirs as those other wines.
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Legal wrangling ensued for more than three years, until February 2013, when UMG dropped the suit and the parties settled for an undisclosed sum.
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But three straight passes fell incomplete, and the Jets settled for a tying 33-yard field goal by Jason Myers with 17 seconds left.
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Instead of planning an awkward announcement over a Thanksgiving turkey, I settled for making a posthumous declaration to her seafoam-green box of remains.
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After looking for an investor or a buyer, SoundCloud has settled for a lender: The music service has raised a $70 million debt round.
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He made bogeys on the next two holes and settled for a second-round 73 and a 693-hole total of two-under 142.
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The Nets raced to a 16-4 lead five minutes into the game and settled for a 32-30 lead after the first quarter.
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Barclays settled for $2 billion in March after resisting a penalty the U.S. government sought near the end of the Obama administration in 2016.
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It settled for asking the folks who run the streets and the cars that use them to impose just a bit more safety sense.
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She left the company in 2014, and later filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against it, which was reportedly settled for "just over" $1 million.
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While saving for retirement might seem less important than some of your others financial goals, getting yourself settled for the future is still imperative.
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His transition layup with 247:254 on the clock made it 48-229, and the Flyers settled for a 215-219 advantage at halftime.
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Long estranged from his wealthy New York family, Mr. Durst sued the family trust seeking a payout and settled for $65 million in 2006.
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RHP Chris Smith, 36, pitched seven strong innings but settled for a no-decision Tuesday night in a 4-3 loss to Tampa Bay.
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The Justice Department pursued just a handful of cases each year, many of which were settled for tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The Giants had two good chances to get back in the game, driving to the Eagles' 17 both times, but settled for field goals.
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Mom and Dad enjoyed a roast dinner, the house specialty, and Harry helped himself to a couple of pints while Meghan settled for water.
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Whiteside's dunk gave Portland a 64-1003 advantage with 3:02 left before the hosts settled for the 11-point lead at the break.
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"Obviously we settled for too many field goals offensively, and then all of the sudden, got into catch-up mode," Saints coach Sean Payton said.
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The Blazers settled for a five-point edge at the break after LaVine made 2 of 3 from the foul line with 2.3 seconds left.
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I couldn't get hold of a bottle of Dubonnet for love nor money, so I settled for a can of pre-mixed gin and tonic.
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President Donald Trump, who took office threatening to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), has settled for a modest revision of it.
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He retired following several allegations that he engaged in sexual misconduct with women who worked for him, including a harassment claim he settled for $27,000.
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By the episode's end, though, she settled for investing the money in the shuttered rodeo that Chip worked at throughout the first season of Baskets.
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We have to challenge ourselves to question if we've settled for a quid pro quo that provides personal privacy at the cost of lives globally.
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The dispute dragged on in courts in France, Italy, China, and Australia until April 2018, when the two brands finally settled for an undisclosed sum.
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Jay Z, settled for an all-black outfit — because you can't really compete with glittery green sock-boots decorated with prancing unicorns, now can you?
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In 2012, Debby Jennings, a longtime spokeswoman for Summitt, also sued the university for gender discrimination and later settled for $320,000, according to news accounts.
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How hip-hop turned on Trump and settled for Clinton in 33 Wednesday, November 2: Clinton heads to the normally deep-red state of Arizona.
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Maybe you've settled for the wrong partner, keep falling for the same type of bad person, or can't find anyone to be with at all.
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He had a chance to achieve the feat with an at-bat in the ninth inning, but he settled for a sharp single to left.
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Greinke settled for a no-decision against San Diego in his last start, when he gave up two runs and seven hits in seven innings.
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The Redskins had first-and-goal at the 9, but settled for a Dustin Hopkins field goal and a 23-20 lead after three quarters.
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Mykhailiuk scored 15 first-half points for the Jayhawks, who jumped to an 11-point lead but settled for a 41-37 margin at halftime.
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I ask Kavanagh why she settled for Keanu Reeves this year, when she could have opted for another hunk of man-flesh, like Mark Wahlberg.
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Baltimore settled for a 29-yard field goal by Justin Tucker who earlier made good on a 212-yarder to make the score 220-21995.
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The Panthers drove inside the five, but settled for a 133-yard Gano field goal to make it 13-3 early in the second quarter.
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In a year that settled for "pretty good" TV, it was so satisfying to see, week after week, a show that dared to be more.
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The lead reached 13 two minutes later on two free throws by O'Neale and Utah settled for an 84-73 advantage entering the final stanza.
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And earlier this month, the Office of Compliance released statistics dating back to 2013 showing that one claim of sexual harassment was settled for $84,000.
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An asbestos case in the 1990s involving 20 companies accused of exposing workers to the cancer-causing substance, meanwhile, settled for more than $1 billion.
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For the past few years, the show essentially settled for the status quo, tapping ABC's genial late-night host, Jimmy Kimmel, to emcee the awards.
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There have been previous lawsuits against the company, including one multistate federal suit in 2007 settled for $600 million as part of a plea deal.
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LHP Wei-Yin Chen pitched decently Friday night, but settled for a no-decision after allowing two more homers in a four-run fourth inning.
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Richard settled for a no-decision against the Chicago Cubs on Monday after giving up two runs and five hits over 6 1/3 innings.
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He nearly caught Marwin Gonzalez looking for a called third strike to end the inning, but settled for a swinging strike on the next pitch.
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The lawsuit, which was settled for $20 million, led to Ailes' resignation after two decades as one of the most influential executives in cable television.
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I settled for a round light green object with seeds in the middle because we had just learned how to plant seeds at my school.
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Sabathia said his dream guest was the entertainer Will Smith, but lately he has settled for teammates like Gleyber Torres, J.A. Happ and James Paxton.
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Second, after learning that Mr. Trump would not voluntarily sit for an in-person interview, Mr. Mueller and his team settled for a written one.
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Instead, he settled for a privately-owned 300-acre section of the Snake River Canyon in Idaho for his most eye-popping jump to date.
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The suits were eventually settled for $28.5 million — a fraction of the amount that The New York Times estimates Uber was able to rake in.
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Ms. Turk tried to get a sneak peek, but the property was fenced off, so she and Mr. Skow settled for attending the broker's open.
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But you've got to start somewhere, so today he settled for punishing a few thousand patriots who want to serve their country in the military.
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Garza's winless streak reached five starts on Tuesday as he settled for a no-decision against Arizona after giving up three runs in six innings.
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Still, it was enough for a comfortable victory over Bahrain's defending world champion Rose Chelimo, who settled for silver crossing more than a minute adrift.
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He got a call back the next morning, he said, and eventually joined the plaintiffs in that case, which was ultimately settled for $20 million.
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After two weeks of sensational headlines in New York's tabloid newspapers, Mr. O'Reilly settled for millions of dollars, according to people briefed on the agreement.
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The case was settled for over $20 million in 1994 and the charges were ultimately dropped after the boy refused to cooperate with the investigation.
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It was almost as if Americans had settled for a kind of Yelp-reviewed urban sameness: third-wave coffee shops and facsimiles of Brooklyn bars.
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And now, after a 50% award reduction that sparked appeals from both parties, the case was apparently settled for an undisclosed sum out of court.
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The three officers were suspended for two days without pay and, after Ferguson sued, the city settled for $8,000 and made the officers delete the video.
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In the end, Barquin said, the church settled for a significant amount of money — and a provision that the agreement and the amount be kept secret.
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"Both Peter and Autumn will remain in Gloucestershire to bring up their two children where they have been settled for a number of years," they said.
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Eickhoff suffered two losses versus the Mets in April and settled for a no-decision in July despite yielding just two earned runs in each outing.
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She asked for one thing — a cup of coffee — and settled for a coke instead, because it was necessary to Ford's believability that she be agreeable.
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The Tigers (7-0, 3-0 SEC) settled for three short field goals on their first three possessions before Burrow got untracked in the second quarter.
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The Tigers (7-0, 3-603 SEC) settled for three short field goals on their first three possessions before Burrow got untracked in the second quarter.
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Dong, who was bidding to become the first man to win back-to-back trampoline Olympic golds, settled for silver with 60.535 while Gao won bronze.
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He was even nice enough to let his labelmate, Chino MMG, get the spotlight -- riding the model around town, while Meek settled for views like this.
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Georgia's offense was inconsistent — four times across the second and third quarters the Bulldogs settled for field goals by Rodrigo Blankenship — but the defense was stifling.
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Los Angeles, which led by as many as 266 points in the first quarter, settled for a 28-21 advantage at the end of 12 minutes.
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Michigan once again drove deep inside Northwestern territory later in the third but settled for a 24-yard Nordin field goal on the quarter's last play.
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After carrying it several blocks, my weak female arms were so sore that I settled for wheeling it like a bike the rest of the way.
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The news service also reported that Bank of America came to a $16.65 billion settlement in 2014 and that JPMorgan settled for $13 billion in 2013.
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Malachowski had a chance to get back in front with the last throw of the competition but settled for silver ahead of Daniel Jasinski of Germany.
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In the Korean War (1950-1953), which never officially ended, the US finally settled for a status quo truce with its North Korean and Chinese opponents.
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Gibson settled for a no-decision in his last turn as he gave up four runs and eight hits in 212 213/21 innings against Toronto.
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The eight spots out West have been settled for a while, and only the long-shot Lightning are really still chasing a spot in the East.
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Even the chickadees, which nest early and have always liked our bluebird box, settled for the smaller nest box under the eaves near the back door.
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He had called for a 1 cent decrease in the sales tax rate, but settled for a package of cuts that would include the smaller decrease.
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They settled for a 45-yard field goal by Gavin Baechle, who had missed from 47 yards on the Miners' first possession of the second half.
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O'Grady just missed a home run with one out, but settled for a triple, his first major league extra-base hit in his 13th at-bat.
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By now it was too late to head uptown to the next place on The Matrix, so we settled for a nearby contender, Rai Rai Ken.
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Convinced that Liverpool had too often settled for second- or third-choice signings in the past, Klopp decided not to draw up a list of alternatives.
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I couldn't get myself to deliver a "happy" portrait of her no matter how hard I tried, so I settled for a bitter-sweet, melancholic one.
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Several high-profile lawsuits — including Gretchen Carlson's suit against the former Fox News chairman Roger Ailes, which was settled for $20 million — have reinforced this impression.
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In the end, they wound up having to pay more than twice the amount Purdue Pharma — which is more commonly associated with the epidemic — settled for.
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The elegantly bruised ballad "Best Years of My Life" shows a woman coping with the realization that she's settled for a stable yet deeply unsatisfying life.
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Reds RH Tim Adleman (4-4, 4.30) Guerra settled for his second straight no-decision after allowing three runs in six innings against Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
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"We have settled for a power which is now powerless to control the forces of extremist ideology," railed one recent op-ed in the Dhaka Tribune.
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Otherwise, Clinton risks incurring the wrath of the Warren-Sanders new left — many of whom already feel unhappily about having settled for the more moderate candidate.
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However, rather than submit to the grinding wheels of the law, the Democrats have settled for a vote simply to get it out of the way.
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The 26-year-old native of Alabama settled for a no-decision against the Los Angeles Angels on Monday after giving up two runs in seven innings.
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The Northern Irishman missed a good birdie chance at the last and settled for a five-under 66, a score matched by Dahmen, who was bogey-free.
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So he settled for - how about you just give me a massage ... And that seemed the least offensive way for me to get out of the room.
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A class-action lawsuit against Apple, which settled for $16.5 million in November, accused the company of charging customer accounts through in-app subscriptions without their knowledge.
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DeSclafani settled for a no-decision against St. Louis on Friday, permitting two runs on a pair of solo homers and six hits over seven strong innings.
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The Rockets led by as many as 238 in the second quarter and settled for a 22015-216 advantage at halftime, paced by 23 points from Harden.
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The clinic where I had my own embryo transfer did not provide clowns for hire, go figure, but I settled for the next best thing — Steve Carell.
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After another stop, the Redskins drove inside the Cowboys 15 but settled for a 31-yard Dustin Hopkins field goal with 1:13 left in the game.
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Duke reached the North Carolina 1 late in the first quarter, but after a penalty settled for AJ Reed's 23-yard field goal to open the scoring.
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Her upper register is all but gone, but her middle range, where she remained comfortably settled for most of the evening, was as warmly expressive as ever.
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The Giants settled for a field goal and a 2-point lead, only to lose the game when the Patriots kicked a field goal of their own.
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Florida settled for three Eddie Pineiro field goals until backup quarterback Feleipe Franks connected with Lamical Perine on a 16-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.
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He later settled for a vaguer question, which asks voters if they want "further forms and particular conditions of autonomy"—phrasing also used in the Lombard referendum.
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And with the downplaying of politics, musicians boringly settled for clichéd statements about unifying as a community and how music "transcends" and "breaks" borders during the telecast.
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The latest update is that the family of 49-year-old Elaine Herzberg, the woman killed in the crash, has settled for an undisclosed amount with Uber.
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Sources connected with the case tell TMZ it settled for a "very modest amount" because everyone realized the stepkids had no legal standing to press the case.
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Griffin settled for a no-decision while pitching well in his last start as he gave up two runs and four hits over seven innings against Houston.
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Tanaka settled for a no-decision in his second career start against the Angels on June 213 after allowing two runs and six hits in seven frames.
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TCU settled for a 36-28 advantage at halftime behind 8 points from Bane and a 47 percent to 36 percent advantage in shooting from the floor.
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In the end, in return for taking back migrants from Greek islands, Turkey settled for - among other benefits - opening just one chapter, which Cyprus had not frozen.
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Shoe said he sued after learning that Joined had illegal relationships with South Carolina's North Greenville University, which settled for $2.5 million in February, and other schools.
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Hampered by penalties, Michigan settled for a 13-yard field goal by Nordin to take a 1103-2110 lead on the first play of the second quarter.
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Vlhova settled for her fifth second-place result in slalom this season, 0.29 seconds back, while Wendy Holdener of Switzerland was third with a gap of 0.38.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) Sanders might have settled for a 5-percentage point loss in Nevada a month ago, but that's hardly the key takeaway from Saturday.
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Both teams struggled to find much rhythm offensively in the first half before Kansas settled for a 36-32 lead at halftime behind 14 points from Dotson.
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Tampa Bay's Chris Archer has settled for two no-decisions against Toronto this season despite posting a stellar 1.80 ERA and allowing nine hits in 23 innings.
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I tried to keep up with his buzzwords and explanation for how our minds can manifest illness in our body, but eventually I settled for clapping politely.
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The Wolverines had an 11-play drive in the third quarter but settled for Quinn Nordin's 23-yard field goal, cutting the Wildcats' lead to 17-10.
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Last year, DeVry settled for $100 million in a federal lawsuit alleging that it engaged in false advertising, spreading overblown claims about the success of its graduates.
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Facebook's leaders justifiably settled for a few weeks of criticism instead of years of constant complaints that their system failed to properly vet one ad after another.
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German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported that while Deutsche Bank had initially planned to cut 3,250 jobs at its retail outlets it had now settled for 2,600 redundancies.
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After all, Jordan was a six-time NBA champion, arguably the greatest player in basketball history, a hyper-competitive person who never, ever settled for second place.
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Neither she nor her attorney at the time, Abdul Karim Hassan, responded to requests for comment about the case, which was settled for undisclosed terms in 2012.
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South Korean Kim Bo-reum slipped into the channel created by Takagi to win the silver medal 0.12 seconds behind the Japanese as Schouten settled for bronze.
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The state, which had sought $8.9 billion in damages, settled for around $225 million, which is still the biggest settlement for the state in an environmental case.
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So much research had come out since I was a child, revealing the harms of corporal punishment, that I figured the question had been settled for good.
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A lawsuit brought by the guardian of Icilma Cornelius, who was injured in February 2016 during liposuction surgery, was settled for an undisclosed amount, Ms. Witt said.
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Eventually, the parties settled for $2230 million and Mr. Brant — who described these events as a series of "misunderstandings" — said they had a good relationship after that.
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The four senators eventually settled for a chance to complain about unemployment benefits on the Senate floor, and the bill passed the Senate late on Wednesday night.
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D.J. LeMahieu hit a soft chopper to first, slow enough that Gurriel had no play at second and settled for just one out at his own base.
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Royals LH Danny Duffy (7-33, 2.98) Sanchez settled for a no-decision on Sunday despite allowing two runs on four hits in seven innings against Baltimore.
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The margin reached 20 with 2:06 remaining in the half when Mark Vital sank two foul shots, and Baylor settled for a 42-25 halftime lead.
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The Nets sprinted to a 14-point lead late in the opening quarter and settled for a 58-55 lead after Tatum hit two late 3-pointers.
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Cleveland, which led by as many as eight points early, settled for a 35-35 score at the end of the first quarter despite shooting 68.4 percent.
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Brown drained a corner 217-pointer to make it 29-20 with 603:260 remaining and Milwaukee settled for a 26-256 advantage entering the fourth quarter.
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"The reason for the visit was the coffee, and they basically settled for whatever food they happened to have at their coffee shop," Johns told CNN Business.
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The Jaguars then moved 25 yards, but settled for Josh Lambo's 183-yard field goal at the 218:256 mark to close the gap to 210-27.
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Infielder Mike Moustakas, who settled for one-year deals in each of the last two seasons, has a four-year, $291.2 million agreement with the Cincinnati Reds.
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Corbin won his lone decision in four career appearances against Miami but settled for a pair of no-decisions in his encounters with the Marlins last year.
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Some investors interviewed for this article said they mainly use offshore forward currency contracts - settled for cash at a particular date - which makes the trade somewhat cheaper.
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Investors have settled for the partial protection afforded by autocallable notes, but structuring remains a challenge as issuers juggle near-zero rates and razor-thin distributor fees.
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Shimonek threw four first-half touchdowns, but Texas Tech settled for a 2112-17 lead after Michael Barden missed field goal tries of 43 and 23 yards.
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The Nuggets led by 703 points before the game was 11 minutes old and settled for a 27-13 lead at the end of the opening quarter.
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Earlier this week, the bank settled for $65 million with the New York attorney general's office which alleged that the bank misled investors about its sales practices.
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Six plays later from the 249ers' 244, Newton overthrew wide-open tight end Ed Dickson in the end zone, and the Panthers settled for a field goal.
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I shower, get dressed (it's definitely a hoodie and leggings kind of day — it's a very casual workplace), feed the animals, and get them settled for the day.
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Meanwhile, Redwood Scientific settled for $18.2 million, suspended due to the inability for defendant Danielle Cadiz to pay, for "deceptively" marketing dentistry products, according to the FTC's complaint.
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The boutique Italian supercar checks nearly all the supercar boxes: ostentatious gullwing doors, obscene power, styling that proclaims, I could have bought an archipelago, but settled for this.
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A class-action lawsuit against Apple, which settled for $16.5 million earlier this month, accused the company of charging customer accounts through in-app subscriptions without their knowledge.
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In February, after a judge refused to reverse the jury's verdict, the case was settled for $600,000, which was paid by an insurance company covering Shacknai's legal exposure.
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Despite controlling possession for 61 percent of the match, NYCFC settled for its third straight tie in a physical game that featured 31 fouls and eight yellow cards.
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McCarthy last faced the Nationals on May 14, 2014 as a member of the Diamondbacks and settled for a no-decision despite allowing one run in eight frames.
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Consider: The economic picture is better than it was in 2012, when Republican primary voters settled for Mitt Romney and an incumbent president was re-elected pretty easily.
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The IPO was oversubscribed, but Uber settled for a lower price to avoid a repeat of Lyft's IPO in late March, which priced strongly then plunged in trade.
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Harvey turned in his third consecutive strong outing on Friday but settled for a no-decision despite allowing one run and two hits in six innings at Milwaukee.
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There were many moments where I wanted to scream at the screen — "THAT'S NOT HOW THIS WORKS" — but settled for rolling my eyes and quiet sighs of disappointment.
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In this case, the judge threw out the foreclosure, one of several homeowner victories against OneWest for wrongful foreclosure practices, some of them settled for millions of dollars.
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Indians RH Mike Clevinger (24-29, 33) Fiers settled for his second straight no-decision against Oakland on Wednesday despite allowing just one earned run in five innings.
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After all that time at Lake Titicaca, I was kind of hankering for a chili dog; but with none to be found, I settled for more fish instead.
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After decades of idolizing Trump's wealth and power in hundreds of lyrics, hip-hop turned on Trump in 2016 and largely settled for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Utah used an 18-6 surge to take a six-point advantage late in the third quarter and settled for an 82-77 edge entering the final quarter.
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But the Bears marched back down the field and settled for a 28-yard field goal by John Mayers three seconds before halftime for a 31-10 advantage.
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Well, he may have eventually settled for The Life of Pablo, but according to the KarJenners, that doesn't mean they can't incorporate the word into their daily vocab.
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It's hard to imagine that such activity could rise to the level of infraction, but both are cases FIRE filed suit over, and settled for a combined $100,000.
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Greinke made his third Opening Day start on Sunday and settled for a no-decision after yielding two runs and four hits over five innings against San Francisco.
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The Nuggets — using a huge edge in rebounds (16-5) and points in the paint (24-19913) — settled for a 31-27 advantage heading into the second quarter.
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Giants RH Johnny Cueto (228-22, 23) Hammel settled for a no-decision against Houston on Thursday despite allowing only one run and four hits over seven innings.
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Most of the time, Soto claims he's used the app to seek relationships, but has settled for hookups during times that he wasn't ready for anything long term.
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Kanye West had a hankerin' for some ice cream Tuesday night after his dinner date with Kim Kardashian -- but out of 31 flavors ... he settled for just one.
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The lead swelled to 19 as Ihnen also drilled a 3-ball in transition with 1:23 remaining, and Minnesota settled for a 52-37 advantage at intermission.
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They say she's getting way too big to live in the front yard of his Coconut Grove, Florida home, where she's been happily settled for over a decade.
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Paris relied on her BlackBerrys till 2011 when she settled for her first iPhone; when Broadly profiled the socialite in 2015, she showed up with three cell phones.
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Instead of scoring a touchdown or draining time off the clock, the Saints settled for Wil Lutz's 31-yard field goal that put them ahead by 23-20.
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But upon learning it was off-season for hot beverages at Brown's Diner — a Nashville landmark saturated with decades of burger grease — she settled for unsweetened iced tea.
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But I settled for the third spot to watch — off to the side, neither competitor nor fan, but merely a parent trying to make sense of it all.
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Indiana State generated its only first-half score with a 60-yard drive, but settled for a 20-yard field goal by Jerry Nunez with 1 second remaining.
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The Giants settled for Rosas' 38-yard field goal to make it a touchdown deficit with 11 seconds remaining, but the next onside kick went out of bounds.
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Hayward's hoop increased the lead to 2111-294 with 22:258 to play in the quarter, and Boston settled for an 563-256 edge entering the final period.
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While American diplomats had pushed for a cease-fire, they settled for what they called a "reduction in violence" and tested it over seven days before the signing.
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VICTORIA, British Columbia (Reuters) - Prince Harry and wife Meghan have settled, for now, into a seaside home near the most royal of Canadian cities - Victoria, British Columbia (B.
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Despite being about 30 feet from the cup after two shots Woods settled for his first bogey of the day to reach the turn in one-under 35.
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On Thursday David Lidington, the de facto British deputy prime minister, ruled out any referendum on Scottish independence, saying the matter was settled for a generation in 2014.
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Astros RH Mike Fiers (28-33, 23) Hernandez settled for a no-decision in his last turn despite allowing only two hits over seven scoreless innings against Toronto.
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He settled for a much smaller amount, but it left many wondering if he was being framed for Halbach's murder as some sort of payback from the county.
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A group of tenants, calling themselves the "Save Our Homes" Association, held on for as long as possible, suing to stay, but eventually settled for an undisclosed amount.
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Avery vigorously maintains his innocence and believes he was framed in retribution for filing a $36 million lawsuit against the county and authorities, which he ultimately settled for $400,000.
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Allison Schmitt, the defending gold medalist, settled for fourth but that will at least be good enough to get another London star on the team as a relay swimmer.
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Anh wanted to feel like they did, but after a day of overwhelming emotions — crying followed by anger for shedding tears (a sign of weakness) — she settled for nonchalant.
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Fannie's former chief risk officer, Enrico Dallavecchia, and former Executive Vice President, Thomas Lund, agreed to similar terms when they settled for $25,000 and $10,113 respectively in September 2015.
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When we started investing in 2012, we were sometimes shocked by the dilution founders faced from the first capital round and the harsh terms they settled for with investors.
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In 2007, it launched Beacon, which injected information about user purchases into the News Feed, a decision that resulted in a class action lawsuit that settled for $9.5 million.
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Uber isn't the first ridesharing app to run into these problems: the same DAs sued Lyft over similar issues, a case that was settled for a comparatively tiny $500,000.
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A 3-pointer by Serge Ibaka made it a 17-point margin with 4:07 to play before the Raptors settled for the 12-point lead at the break.
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They planned to meet at a tapas bar on the Upper West Side but were unable to find a seat and settled for an Italian restaurant across the street.
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De La Rosa's unbeaten streak reached seven starts on Saturday as he settled for a no-decision at Washington after allowing three runs and eight hits in five innings.
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That error knocked a distraught Kudryavtseva, who was leading at the halfway point of the competition, off the top and she settled for silver with a total of 75.608.
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Padres RH Paul Clemens (218-22004, 23) Hendricks settled for a no-decision at Colorado on Friday after giving up just one run and four hits in six innings.
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After suing the city over the incident, Thompson eventually settled for $125,000, money he split with a relative whose own arrest that day precipitated his interaction with the police.
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I could have settled for an up and down ... but I knew that I would need to go birdie-birdie to have a chance to push for a playoff.
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But they could not agree on what success should look like, and ultimately settled for assurances from lawmakers that they could add quality controls after the cap was lifted.
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But after protests from insurers and some states, the agency settled — for now — on a more limited fix that allows states and insurers more time to address the problem.
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VLADIVOSTOK, Russia — Cui Rongwei, a businessman from northeastern China, could not afford a trip to Paris, so he settled for an exotic taste of Europe right on China's doorstep.
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Mitchell drained a 3-pointer late in the first half to give the Jazz a 12-point lead, and they settled for a 53-43 advantage entering the break.
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Tigers RH Justin Verlander (226-2346, 23) Niese settled for a no-decision in his Pittsburgh debut against St. Louis on Tuesday but pitched better than his numbers indicated.
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While the company, now owned by LiveNation, still denies any wrongdoing and fought the case for more than 10 years, it eventually settled for $400 million, according to Billboard.
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Athletics RH Kendall Graveman (22-245, 33) Keuchel settled for a no-decision against Kansas City on Saturday after allowing just one run and two hits over seven innings.
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When that plan fell through, he and his confederates settled for burning the Clotilda in the waters of the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta, a few miles north of Mobile.
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In March, Barclays settled for a much reduced penalty of $2 billion, which the bank argued was in line with what other financial institutions had paid for similar conduct.
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Six months go, he settled for $25 million two lawsuits and a fraud case regarding his phony university, a huckster scheme that duped people out of their personal savings.
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As his father was in the military, he bounced around schools as a young man and settled for a time in Staunton, Virginia, where he attended Staunton Military Academy.
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"The younger generation of Kashmir is searching for a good leader, a good role model," he said, and it has settled, for better or worse, on these young men.
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Gonzalez settled for his third straight no-decision and saw his winless streak extend to four contests on Saturday despite yielding one earned run in seven innings at Minnesota.
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The lowest scoring game of the six, in which Lillard settled for 2150 points against the Rockets, featured his first career triple-double (with 11 assists and 10 rebounds).
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The 29-year-old settled for a no-decision at Miami on Wednesday, when he was charged with two runs on six hits and three walks in five innings.
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The Ravens got within four yards of their first touchdown of the game but settled for another field goal and will go into the second half trailing, 215-2100.
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They settled for a 36-30 lead at halftime on the strength of 50 percent shooting, 11 points from Holyfield, and just three turnovers over the first 20 minutes.
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And while other, better funded candidates have been zooming around Iowa for months in flashy branded buses, Booker has settled for more humble transportation in large vans or RVs.
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Although prosecutors dropped criminal charges against Bryant because his accuser refused to testify, the two sides settled for an undisclosed amount in a civil case that closed in 2005.
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Watt sacked Allen for a loss of 8 yards on third down and the Bills settled for a 133-yard field goal to extend the lead to 16-0.
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The 223-year-old native of Oklahoma settled for a no-decision against Oakland on July 73 despite giving up just one run and four hits in seven innings.
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Mr. Pelletier's brother Philippe, another principal in the company, said a bit sheepishly on Friday that they had simply settled for the tallest tree they could find in time.
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Britain's Charlotte Dujardin, the defending champion in the grand prix special and gold medal winner in the individual event at both the London and Rio Olympics, settled for bronze.
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Orlando settled for a 230-213 advantage at intermission, then was up 33-23 early in the third quarter after a 2106-foot step-back 296-pointer by Fournier.
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The second was when Juliette, having been ditched by the flesh-and-blood Noah, settled for sex against the kitchen counter with Mike, who was — incongruously, hilariously — completely naked.
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The two settled the case privately, and we're told preliminary amounts were as high as $70,000 ... but a source to Brown told us it eventually settled for much less.
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Sure enough, after an initial storm of protests, the complaints soon subsided, and the customers who didn't absolutely need to have that particular variant simply settled for a different color.
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Just last week, credit rating giant Equifax settled for more than $575 million over a date breach it had — and hid from the public for several months — two years prior.
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The 163-year-old Stetson product settled for a no-decision in his last outing Tuesday, permitting two runs on eight hits over seven innings at the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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FNC finished atop the basic cable rankings for total day viewers, with MSNBC coming in second followed by Nickelodeon, TNT HGTV and Investigation Discovery while CNN settled for No. 7.
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"There's a huge desire for something better than a smartphone camera but so many people have settled for their phone camera, since they're on us at all times," Grannan said.
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Brooklyn took a pair of six-point leads in the second and settled for a 55-52 halftime lead after Booker hit a 15-foot fadeaway with 2.9 seconds left.
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He settled for a leadoff single to left — extending his hitting streak to six games — and, one out later, went to third on Braun's hit-and-run single to right.
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Waymo eventually settled for 0.34 percent of Uber's equity, which could be worth around $300 million after an IPO if a recent $90 billion valuation of the company is accurate.
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Walgreens has settled for $7.5 million with California authorities after a woman was charged with impersonating a pharmacist at the store and illegally filling more than half a million prescriptions.
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We know that's a big ask, so in the meantime, we've settled for using our favorite luxe moisturizer (you know, for the experience) before dutifully layering on sunscreen for protection.
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She'd wanted to study stars when she went to college, she told BuzzFeed News, but there was no astronomy major at Oberlin College in Ohio, so she settled for physics.
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The IPO was oversubscribed, but Uber settled for a lower price to avoid a repeat of Lyft Inc's IPO in late March, which priced strongly, began trading up, then plunged.
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Hollywood then receives a phone call from the lawyer from the rig lawsuit, who informs him that the company has settled for triple the amount they originally thought they would.
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Taking fraudsters to civil or criminal court requires resources, so the company often settled for trying to get repaid through settlements or blocking a suspect provider from billing, he said.
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She wasn't allowed in the door, despite having previously requested admission, and instead settled for making a short speech outside and waving to some kids through the chain-link fence.
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A 20-yard screen to Johnson gave the Lions a first-and-goal at the 8, but again Detroit settled for a Prater field goal, this one from 133 yards.
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Yankees LH CC Sabathia (11-5, 33) Berrios has settled for a pair of no-decisions in his last two starts despite allowing three runs in 12 2/3 innings.
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Prince knew what he was worth and never settled for anything less than fair value, and that ideology has helped make the current generation of musicians more aware than ever.
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Toronto (24-13) led by as many as 13 points in the first quarter but settled for a 37-27 advantage when Gordon closed the period with a 3-pointer.
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It's unlikely that Trump even had a marionettist in mind: He just needed an accusation in the moment, and he settled for I know you are but what am I?
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Chatwood settled for a no-decision in his return from the disabled list on Tuesday after allowing two runs - one earned - and three hits in five innings at San Francisco.
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But since our examples were too recent for Project Gutenberg's public domain library, we settled for looking up all the books we vaguely remembered reading in high school and college.
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Oakland recovered at the 23, but despite a first-and-goal from the 248 after a penalty, settled for a field goal and trailed 217-219 with 753:275 remaining.
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Both offenses got off to strong starts but Green Bay took a 14-1423 lead because it scored two touchdowns while Minnesota settled for a pair of short field goals.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson, who famously filed a lawsuit against her news organization for sexual harassment that was settled for $20 million.
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The 24-year-old pitched better in his previous start while holding Cleveland to one run and four hits across 6 1/3 frames but settled for a no-decision.
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The few times Mr. Armani let his soap suds burst and settled for the swish of loose leaf-beaded trousers under a matching tulle cardigan, it provided some light relief.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday questioned how effective the protests will be, considering that some local branches of the SEIU have settled for contracts below $10 an hour.
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The science of global warming has been settled for 40 years, but we have not just continued to pollute, we have accelerated the rate at which we've been doing so.
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Akron raced to Illinois' 103 on its first possession, but the Zips were forced backward on three straight plays and settled for junior kicker Jerry Fitschen's 210-yard field goal.
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Seton Hall closed the half on a 29-234 run and Marquette settled for a 42-41 halftime lead when Jordan Walker missed an open 3-pointer at the buzzer.
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But Palestinian Beatles fans knew that they couldn't expect their favorite band to announce Palestine tour dates any time soon, so they settled for the next best thing: cover bands.
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World record holder Kendra Harrison, winner of 10 consecutive races this season, settled for silver in 12.46 edging out Jamaica's 2015 world champion Danielle Williams, who was clocked a 12.47.
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After Tacky's uprising, the Jamaican government tried to ban the importation of Coromantees, then settled for separating them from one another on different plantations and expelling the more rebellious ones.
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"In truth I would have settled for them just remembering my name," she confesses, in her clear-eyed and affecting memoir, " The Truths We Hold: An American Journey " (Penguin Press).
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He settled for $2 billion, though Facebook also agreed to $700 million more in compensation to retain important Oculus team members and $300 million in pay for hitting certain milestones.
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The Blazers hiked the lead to 33-24 late in the first quarter, then settled for a 33-27 advantage heading into the second quarter despite 14 points by Durant.
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Finally, with spring training camps open and the first exhibition games less than a week away, Niese settled for the best deal available — a minor league contract with the Yankees.
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Pittsburgh settled for a 212-yard field goal from Chris Boswell, who later added a 213.5-yarder and set a franchise mark with his 22009th field goal on the season.
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Its handling of that case led to a rare rebuke of the bank's management by shareholders, angry that they could have settled for as little as 40-100 million euros.
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The crowd took everything they could, and the folks who couldn't nab corporeal keepsakes settled for parts of the tree to which the man had been tied for his final moments.
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The New York Times reports that in 2001, there was a class action lawsuit settled for $50 million filed on behalf of people who were strip-searched while waiting for arraignment.
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Bauer's bid for a third straight victory came up short when he settled for a no-decision versus Cincinnati last time out, giving up two runs over 5 1/3 innings.
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Faraday Future abandoned a plan to build a $1 billion factory in the Nevada desert, and ultimately settled for an existing facility in California before recently running into dire financial trouble.
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She isn't sure what role she'll have with the campaign over the next two years; she is busy working to get the financing settled for her nonprofit and applying to college.
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I wasn't able to find white foam covers that could be delivered to my home in Amsterdam, so I settled for black which cost me just a few bucks per dozen.
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Crowded, heavily populated by refugees and poorer than the other Palestinian territories on the West Bank, where much of the population has been settled for generations, Gaza has a turbulent past.
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The 53-year-old Illinois native settled for his third consecutive no-decision last time out despite holding the Chicago Cubs to one unearned run on four hits over six innings.
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But he finished outside the points in Long Beach after wrecking during a similar charge through the field, and in Paris he settled for a third-place finish after starting eighth.
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He said on 60 Minutes that marriage equality was "settled," for instance, but he's pledged to appoint a Supreme Court justice in the mold of Antonin Scalia, who voted against it.
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The Huskies were shooting over 50 percent on the way a 19-point lead with just over six minutes in the half, but they settled for 43 percent after going cold.
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In 2011, retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre was sued by two of his team's massage therapists, who claimed he sent them suggestive texts; the case was settled for an undisclosed amount.
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Mariners RH Sam Gaviglio (210-25, 23) Cobb settled for a no-decision against Minnesota in his last outing despite giving up just one run and six hits over five innings.
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Not able to advance its' own agenda, The Republican Congress settled for a role as a spoiler caucus, mainly concerned with preventing the Obama Administration from putting its' own proposals forward.
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It turned out that judges often settled for explanations that were feeble or worse; the unappealing alternative, from an elected judge's point of view, was calling the local prosecutor a liar.
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"We came together in a nation that risks disappearing to the seas, but unfortunately, we settled for the status quo in our communique," Fiji Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama said on Twitter.
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On the next possession, Montez drove the Buffaloes down inside the Cardinal 5 before Colorado settled for a 23-yard field goal by Price to tie it with 7:34 left.
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The company later settled for $22019 million dollars, and the story was turned into a 2000 movie starring Julia Roberts, who later earned an Academy Award for her role playing Brockovich.
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Mr. Davis's most recent moment in the business spotlight was in 2012, when the billionaire Kirk Kerkorian and his Tracinda Corporation settled (for undisclosed terms) a lawsuit against him for fraud.
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In exchange for the chance to be in the big leagues, Oakland's players settled for less compensation than they were worth, simply because no one else knew how to value them.
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That sour-and-sweet meet in Beijing — where she settled for the silver medal behind Jessica Ennis-Hill of Britain and Ashton wearily celebrated gold — left her with even more questions.
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The Rockies could have done more damage but settled for Reynolds' bloop RBI single to right with the bases loaded and Carlos Gonzalez's sacrifice fly to make the score 2-0.
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As Rory McIlroy surged to the victory here, Woods settled for his second straight three-under 215 to finish in a tie for fifth at 215 under, eight strokes behind McIlroy.
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Transgender Student's Discrimination Suit Is Settled for $800,000 Ashton Whitaker said that he had been forbidden from using boys bathrooms and felt degraded by administrators at his high school in Wisconsin.
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When their lawsuit against the city was settled for $41 million in 2014 by the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio, no wrongdoing was admitted on the part of the investigators.
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The matter of where and when President Trump will deliver his State of the Union address appears to be settled for now, after an extended face-off with Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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That they did not win either seemed almost secondary as Cleveland settled for a 21-213 tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers that was easily the team's best performance in recent memory.
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She had to grab the beam to keep her balance in two recent major finals, at the Rio Games and at last year's worlds, and settled for the bronze each time.
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Other times, however, Philadelphia settled for three-pointers without ever getting into the lane (all while Embiid called for the ball in the same high post area that Harris had exploited).
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Some party leaders involved in the drafting process advocated for a sharper rebuke of Perez, according to three Democrats familiar with the letter, but settled for the version that was sent.
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Late in the third quarter, St. Thomas drove deep into Booker T. territory, but Allen threw two incomplete passes, and the Raiders settled for a field goal, making it 20–14.
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Keuchel remained unbeaten over his last six starts on Tuesday but settled for his third no-decision over that time despite allowing two runs in 6 27/212 innings at Oakland.
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The strike was resolved after its musicians agreed to freeze their defined benefit pensions and management settled for an initial 7.5 percent wage cut, half of what it had been seeking.
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In 22001, he and other minority journalists accused The Times in a federal lawsuit of racial discrimination in hiring and promotions; the case was settled for cash and pledges of improvements.
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In emailed responses to CNN Business, BALPA said that the dispute could be settled for an additional £1833 million, but gave no detail on how it had arrived at that figure.
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Penn State made it 28-28 before Wisconsin — which had earlier missed a 48-yard field goal attempt — drove into the red zone and settled for a 23-yard field goal.
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They tied it 2-2 in the third inning when Cody Bellinger nearly hit his 11th home run, but settled for a sacrifice fly to the warning track in left, instead.
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Lewis settled for his 10th career complete game in the victory over Oakland and has given up just two runs and five hits in 17 innings over his last two starts.
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Janet Aviles worked 20 years at a shipyard in Norfolk, Va., enduring harassment before she and a group of women filed a lawsuit, which was settled for $4.6 million last year.
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While Lockhart said markets should put more probability on June being "a real option", he did little to signal that he felt the economy would be sufficiently settled for a June increase.
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Washington kicker Dustin Hopkins missed a 34-yard field-goal attempt late in overtime and the Redskins and Bengals settled for a 27-27 tie on Sunday at Wembley Stadium in London.
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Walker came into the game averaging 133 points per game, third best in the NBA, but he has now settled for outings of 19, 21 and 18 in his last three games.
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They then used a 10-0 spurt to pull out to a 60-37 lead at one point in the second quarter, and they settled for a 60-42 lead at halftime.
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" Richards and Katz are not the only couple butting heads on Marriage Boot Camp — in another exclusive PEOPLE sneak peek, Desiree Hartsock Siegfried says of husband Chris Siegfried, "I settled for Chris.
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Mets RH Matt Harvey (2-3, 5.56) Chacin settled for a no-decision on Wednesday despite allowing one run on just two hits and striking out eight in seven innings versus Milwaukee.
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As for the original war-risk exception, he notes that Cigna settled (for an undisclosed sum) with a much bigger claimant, Firestone, a rubber giant, over damage sustained in the same conflict.
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Instead, you've likely settled for adding these cult favorites to your mile-long wish list of products to haul back the next time you (or a very lucky friend) are traveling abroad.
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For the longest time, I had settled for the free app WMail, which takes the standard web Gmail experience and wrapped it up as a pleasant-looking piece of standalone Mac software.
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So O. settled for obsessively scrolling through and refreshing his son's WeChat Moments — a component of the chat app that's similar to Facebook News Feed, full of candid pictures and life updates.
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The Spurs had few answers for that, and had to be breathing huge sighs of relief every time he settled for a contested step back or hesitated in the pick-and-roll.
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Diamondbacks RH Zack Godley (3-1, 2.53) Wainwright settled for a no-decision against Pittsburgh in his last turn after giving up two runs - one earned - and two hits over seven innings.
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The Smiths could have easily gotten a network reality show about their family if they wanted one, or could have just settled for having active social accounts, as so many celebrities do.
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Santana came within inches of a two-homer game, but his first-pitch rocket to right-center to start the game hit halfway up the wall and he settled for a double.
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In May, a source close to the estate situation told PEOPLE it likely won't be settled for months – or years – because parties can submit and object to claims up until Sept. 12.
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The Tigers had first-and-goal from the 163 but couldn't cross the goal line and settled for a 216-yard field goal by Alex Spence to take a 238-20 lead.
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The 34-year-old Californian settled for a no-decision at Oakland on Monday after giving up two runs and five hits while striking out a season-high 10 in seven innings.
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The Chargers recovered a Kenneth Dixon fumble at the Ravens' 15 but couldn't punch it in and settled for Badgley's 21-yard field goal with 303:59 left in the first quarter.
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Last year, a gay cop settled for $30,000 with the West New York Police Department, but Lambda Legal notes another gay man received $22 million in a 2011 case in New Jersey.
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To this day, Avery vigorously maintains his innocence and believes he was framed in retribution for filing a $36 million lawsuit against the county and authorities, which he ultimately settled for $400,000.
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After Maybin homered, Gregorius nearly hit a second homer but center fielder Stevie Wilkerson made a leaping catch at the fence, and the shortstop settled for a sacrifice fly in the seventh.
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Nova tossed a shutout in his first career start against San Francisco but settled for a no-decision July 24 after yielding just one run in seven innings while with the Yankees.
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Peirce's criticism of securities class actions invoked many of the usual themes: The cases are inefficient and expensive; they're settled for nuisance value; they punish current shareholders; their primary beneficiaries are lawyers.
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The case of 67-year-old Paul Garcia, which had gone to trial on June 26 in Los Angeles County Superior Court, was settled for an undisclosed amount, according to court records.
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She immediately ran into a string of skeptical questions from the justices, mainly about her argument for a significant change in the law, which has been well settled for over 30 years.
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Where black cab drivers in London may have settled for sit-in protests, Uber drivers in Colombia have been subject to more than 100 instances of violence since the start of 2016.
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While Wickman eventually settled for a one-year, $5 million to stay in Cleveland, Hoffman would re-up in San Diego for $13.5 million over two years, plus an additional option year.
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I settled for a conversation with the Russian and Korean customers considering the menu of options and posing for pictures while wearing the lobby's selection of leather-fringed jackets and cowboy hats.
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But, the Browns settled for a 23-yard field goal by Zane Gonzalez to cap an 21-play, 226-yard drive after an offensive pass interference penalty on tight end David Njoku.
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The Rebels went on a 6-1 spurt to get their deficit down to 27-21 with 3:13 left in the period before Auburn settled for a 31-24 halftime lead.
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The Golden Hurricane settled for a field-goal attempt after three plays in their ensuing possession as well, and switched to Zack Long for a 42-yard attempt that was wide left.
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Everyone seems to have settled, for whatever reason, on the notion that a white person has the best chance of beating Trump, that a racial minority is too risky this time around.
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The 33-year-old Californian won his first two outings but settled for a no-decision at Arizona on Saturday despite recording eight strikeouts and scattering three hits over six scoreless frames.
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However, a lack of further details meant that the bourse settled for only a modest gain on the day, while trading volume remained thin at the end of a holiday-shortened week.
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According to Forbes, the pilots union behind the strike says the walkout is costing the company £40 million ($49 million) per day, but could be settled for £5 million ($6 million) total.
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The outcome of the race between Republicans Jeff Colyer and Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a favorite of President Donald Trump and a voter fraud hardliner, likely won't be settled for days.
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The lawsuit, which was bankrolled by tech magnate and Trump supporter Peter Thiel, resulted in $140 million verdict for Hogan and drove Gawker into bankruptcy; the case was later settled for $31 million.
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Ultimately, though, they stuck with Horizon—their only customer—and settled for reduced prices: In a July 210 deal, for example, they sold Syed 285 tons and earned less than $85 a pound.
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Only like a year ago I was living in Denver, and now I'm back in Los Angeles, which is where I was living, and I feel like finally things have settled for me.
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Twins RH Kyle Gibson (4-4, 6.79) Bauer settled for a no-decision against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday after giving up two runs and six hits in 5 2/3 innings.
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The Bearcats led by 11 with about 45:30 left but settled for a four-point edge when Shuler knocked down a 3-pointer at the buzzer to cap an 11-4 run.
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But she and her boyfriend, who grooms the slopes at night, could not afford anything near Vail, so they settled for the winter in an unheated basement in Gypsum, about 40 miles away.
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Avery vigorously maintains his innocence and believes he was framed in retribution for filing a $36 million lawsuit against the county and authorities for his overturned conviction, which he ultimately settled for $400,000.
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In the 903s and 1950s most of those who arrived planned to stay a short time to make the most of opportunities; they considered themselves migrants, not immigrants who had settled for good.
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The lawsuit goes on to detail past investigations by state attorneys general into alleged misconduct in 2000, 2001 and 2010 -- which it settled for over $18 mil, $34 mil, and $3.5 mil, respectively.
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The Rams actually moved the ball on their second possession of the fourth quarter but settled for a 44-yard field goal by Greg Zuerlein to cut the Patriots lead to 214-232.
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The woman alleged in her lawsuit, which was settled for an undisclosed amount in 2007, that Kim lied to her about how many eggs he had retrieved so he would continue seeing her.
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However, Jamsenpa couldn't get permission from the Nepal government that year to summit twice, so settled for one summit, becoming the only female Indian mountaineer to climb the world's highest peak three times.
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Darvish struck out 12 over eight innings last time out at Tampa Bay but surrendered three solo home runs and settled for a no-decision to run his winless drought to seven starts.
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The agency settled for more than $300 million in restitution funds for borrowers identified through zip codes and last names to see if they were among the customers "disparately impacted" by the practice.
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He settled for a no-decision in his previous outing despite a masterful performance at the Los Angeles Dodgers, striking out 13 and giving up one run on five hits in six innings.
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The 27-year-old native of Connecticut settled for a no-decision against Toronto in his first turn after giving up just two runs on three hits and three walks over six frames.
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Unfortunately, like IQ's deadbeat clients, Grace tries to barter, paying him with his choice of a painting — although the poor guy is so smitten, he might have settled for a peanut butter sandwich.
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If I settled for a man who slept with other people, I would be tempted to do it, too, if for no other reason than to quell my insecurity that I wasn't enough.
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His debut, "The Debt to Pleasure," was so pleased by its Nabokovian conceit — a murderer's confession posing as a cookbook — that it settled for a series of variations on the same dark joke.
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Giorgio Armani, for example, agreed to pay $373 million in 2014; Miuccia Prada and her husband, Patrizio Bertelli, paid a reported $571 million in 2013; and Bulgari settled for $78.6 million in 2015.
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Alabama got painfully close to putting the ball in the end zone but they settled for a 40-yard field goal attempt by Andy Pappanastos that missed wide-left, keeping the game scoreless.
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But the nine-yard loss stifled the Jaguars' momentum, and Jacksonville settled for Josh Lambo's 40-yard field goal that tied the game at 3-3 with 3:17 left in the half.
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The bottom line: Hasbro has long desired to own an entertainment company, but to date has settled for licensing popular IP. They did try to work out a deal with Dreamworks in 2014.
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There is an aura of Gulliver about her; it's as if she can't believe how small Americans have made their lives, how we've settled for coziness and peaceably binge-watching the weekend away.
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In 22018, a woman who was raped by her Uber driver in India sued the company and its executives for obtaining and mishandling her medical records; she later settled for an undisclosed sum.
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The Scarlet Knights took a 20-254 lead on a layup by Myles Johnson with 242:28 left and settled for a 33-23 halftime lead when Harper dunked with 28:217 remaining.
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RHP Corey Kluber, seeking to win his second straight start Friday night in Philadelphia, instead settled for a no-decision, going seven innings and allowing three runs (two earned) while striking out six.
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Penn State had a first-and-264 at the 211 but settled for a Jake Pinegar 216.5-yard field goal to make it 21-17 with 4:22 left in the third quarter.
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However, back-to-back 3-pointers by Green and Mitchell later in the period gave Utah a five-point lead before the Jazz settled for a 78-76 edge entering the fourth quarter.
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Cardinals RH Mike Leake (1-1, 29) Kuhl settled for a no-decision in his last outing despite giving up just one run and five hits over 227 21/22 innings against Boston.
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The Saints settled for a field goal, but enough time remained on the clock for the Rams to march down the field and kick a field goal that sent the game into overtime.
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After Watson's touchdown run put the Texans ahead 10-3, Cincinnati drove 64 yards in 48 seconds just before halftime but settled for a 29-yard Bullock field goal, making the score 10-6.
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Orioles RH Kevin Gausman (03-7, 6.07) Cobb took a no-hitter into the seventh inning at Pittsburgh on Tuesday but settled for a no-decision after allowing two hits over eight scoreless innings.
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The IPO was oversubscribed, but Uber settled for a lower price to avoid a repeat of Lyft's IPO in late March, which priced strongly but was followed by a plunge in the company's shares.
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Unable to establish her authority in the office, Ms English settled for a photo-op with two Democratic senators fond of cameras and of opportunities to bash the administration, Charles Schumer and Elizabeth Warren.
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Carolina settled for a field goal to go ahead, 24-0, but a few minutes later, Newton hit tight end Greg Olsen with a 19-yard pass to push the lead to 31-0.
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Following a three-and-out by Northwestern, Dobbs drove Tennessee back into the red zone where the Volunteers settled for a 224-yard field by sophomore kicker Aaron Medley for a 21986-213 lead.
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On February 2nd Argentina agreed to pay a group of Italian bondholders $1.35 billion; two weeks later it settled for $1.1 billion with two of the six largest holdouts, Montreux Partners and EM Ltd.
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While the Democrats settled for Hillary in Nevada, the Republicans narrowed the contest down to the brash Trump, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz -- so at least one party is moving on from the 1990s.
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Mr Abe's advisers would have preferred to postpone it indefinitely, but settled for a point after his term as president of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is currently due to end, in September 2018.
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But bad snap and a penalty left the Bulldogs facing a third-and-27, and they ultimately settled for a 48-yard field goal by Blankenship, his second of three in the first half.
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Minnesota moved quickly into scoring position but settled for Kai Forbath's 22-yard field goal when Bradford missed a wide-open Thielen on second-and-goal and Matthews batted down a third-down pass.
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""The Americans made a big show of sending their Vice President and Secretary of State to confront the Turks with impending sanctions — but they settled for everything the Turks were going to do anyway.
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In July, Mizuho Securities USA LLC settled for $1.25 million with the commission{here} for allegedly failing to invest in the technology needed to safeguard information pertaining to stock buybacks by its issuer customers.
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For example, shareholders who sold between $1 million and $10 million in stock could have settled for 27.5 percent of the payments received in step one and for 55 percent received in step two.
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McCormick says the simplicity project started long before Wells Fargo was embroiled in the 2016 scandal of employees being forced to open 2 million fake customer accounts (it was recently settled for $110 million).
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An offensive pass interference call on Austin Sefarian-Jenkins scoring catch negated his touchdown early in the second quarter and the Jets settled for Chandler Catanzaro's 45-yard field goal to retake the lead.
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That grievance was settled this past February for an undisclosed sum (though Kaepernick and Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid, a former teammate and partner in the grievance, reportedly settled for less than $10 million).
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Hideki Matsuyama and Adam Hadwin built a 2-up lead over the formidable duo of Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed, but settled for a half a point after Spieth and Reed came charging back.
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The Lakers settled for a 2104-294 lead after shooting 217 percent in the first quarter and allowing the Nets to end the period on a 22-963 run over the final 296:25.
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Many of the millions of Americans with Scottish ancestry have happily settled for an increasingly wide array of lung-less haggis (or, repulsed by the thought of eating sheep innards, avoided the dish entirely).
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While Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, had targeted China for major expansion, the company settled for a minority stake in a combined Chinese operation with Didi Chuxing that is valued at roughly $35 billion.
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The 21-year-old native of Indiana pitched well enough to win in his previous outing but settled for a no-decision after yielding one run in six frames versus Arizona on June 22.
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As for rhyming "swarthy" with "friend of Dorothy," that just about passes muster, but it's as if all involved had settled for the second-best option and were still waiting for inspiration to strike.
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Barack Obama came into office with the possibility of being another L.B.J. or F.D.R. He probably could have got a single-payer health plan; instead he settled for the Republican plan of subsidized insurance.
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Astros RH Lance McCullers (22-4, 3.33 ERA) Tanaka settled for a no-decision despite delivering a stellar effort against San Francisco last time out, blanking the Giants on four hits over six innings.
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White Sox LH Jose Quintana (11-10, 216) Sanchez settled for a no-decision against Kansas City in his last turn as he gave up three unearned runs and five hits in five innings.
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Michigan State responded with another drive that ran out of gas in the red zone and settled for Coghlin's second field goal, this one a 303-yarder to pull the Spartans within 230-212.
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Jennifer Lopez is in the middle of closing a deal to sell her Hidden Hills estate -- and she settled for a way lower price than she originally wanted 2 years ago ... TMZ has learned.
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The 236-year-old right-hander was expected to be the most experienced member of the young Marlins' rotation this season, and he had settled for a $21 million contract this season to avoid arbitration.
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They include rock art at Matobo Hills Cultural Landscape in Zimbabwe, which has been settled for over 100,000 years; post-independence architecture in Delhi, India; and the 1980 Sirius public housing building in Sydney, Australia.
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A partner at Lichten & Liss-Riordan, her workplace lawsuits have targeted Amazon, Google and, most recently, a lawsuit against Uber challenging the company's classification of drivers as independent contractors that was settled for $20 million.
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Just after the company settled for a record-shattering $5 billion fine with the Federal Trade Commission over charges of privacy violations, the company revealed it is facing a separate antitrust investigation from that agency.
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Fresh from winning the Tour de France for the third time in four years, Briton Froome has arrived in Rio with his eyes on two golds, having settled for a time trial bronze in 2012.
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This area's homes fared far better than those close to the river, and those with extra lumber, tarps, and rope are helping those with only the clothes on their backs get settled for the night.
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The Lakers appeared to be poised to pull away by taking a 70-65 lead on a 3-pointer by Young but settled for a 76-75 edge after three quarters following a Williams fadeaway.
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But finding 1,000 pregnant women in a suburban area like Brookfield Heights proves to be unrealistic, so Kai settled for 100 pregnant women and rallied his boys in blue around the Night of 100 Tates.
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Nebraska opened the second quarter with a 27-yard pass from Armstrong to Carter to the Northwestern 230 but stalled and settled for a 217-yard Drew Brown field goal and a 243.3-238.5 lead.
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There is no sexy way to explain why Denver won Super Bowl 50, so CBS settled for the easy way, and Nantz did what he was born to do: talk about Manning in hushed tones.
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Archer was denied a chance for a second straight win and settled for a no-decision Sunday against Milwaukee despite yielding only a solo home run among the three hits he allowed in six frames.
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The 23-year-old native of New York, who had his outing pushed back a day due to cuts on his right thumb, settled for a no-decision against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Aug.
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Yet neither issue is settled for Americans; in one recent survey, about as many people said the government was concealing the truth about 9/11 as those who said the same about the Kennedy assassination.
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So the Colts settled for Manning at first overall, and the Chargers got Leaf, who bounced out of the NFL by 224 and was in and out of jail on drug-related offenses until 213.
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Deutsche Bank announced that it expects its final settlement to be far lower, confirming that the USD14bn is the opening position with the DoJ and pointing out that US peer banks settled for much less.
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Two years ago he urged a unified response from his Carolina Panthers teammates after a police shooting in Charlotte, N.C. He is not the only safety who settled for an underwhelming contract this off-season.
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But the next summer, Mexico settled for a tie in the return match in Mexico City, then crashed out of the Confederations Cup in Russia weeks later with a humbling 4-03 loss to Germany.
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The Guggenheim drew the line on live pigs in the museum, and settled for a video of the Beijing performance, said Philip Tinari, a guest curator, from the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing.
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You won't find many people who head to Hawaii and come home disappointed, but that's exactly what happened to Georgetown, which entered the Maui Invitational with high hopes but settled for a fourth-place showing.
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The Trump University case settled for $25 million shortly after the election, and lawyers will be looking for other quick and profitable settlements from a president who does not want to be embarrassed by litigation.
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"He was searching around for the party bus, the party bus had left the area, so I guess he settled for the first Hispanic he saw," Mr. Johnson said, adding that Mr. Jackson had confessed.
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Ballard Spahr has also represented Comcast in connection with multiple legal matters, including the construction of a $1.5 billion technology center in Philadelphia and a 2014 anti-trust lawsuit, in which Comcast settled for $50 million.
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