I could have written an entire article about how parents feel about early signings, but Sewell stood out to me because his sons' signings stretched out over the years and he understood the options recruits have about timing their signings.
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Player signings mean team press releases announcing those signings, and most of those releases won't include the actual dollar value of the deal.
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Regionally, contract signings fell in the Northeast 85033 percent, the index in the Midwest slipped 4.2 percent, signings dropped 3.1 percent in the South and by 3.4 percent in the West.
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Many comic book writers and artists will also be holding signings at stores around the US. DC has posted a list of the signings its artists and writers are participating in here.
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Fans can also weigh in on player signings, within reason.
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I've only done three book signings, which were notoriously hysterical.
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I'd hear about malls getting shut down for actor signings.
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The remaining time was allocated for book signings, organizers said.
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The company has done similar signings with Brady in the past.
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He's omnipresent during executive order signings, standing quietly in the background.
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No legislation, no votes from Congress and no presidential signings required.
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ESPN devotes an entire day to National Letter of Intent signings.
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Both signings, Nike and the Spirit, were announced on May 5783.
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Handing out commemorative pens is a common occurrence after official signings.
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So our first day — and you'll all be invited to the signings, but we'll be doing some pretty good signings on Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday and Friday, and then also the next week.
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Instead, its finances have been crippled by two disastrous free-agent signings.
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When it comes to signatures, PDFpenPro also validates digital signings for authenticity.
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Past signings have triggered large daily sales announcement in the following days.
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" Finally, to top it off, OneWest engaged in thousands of "robo signings.
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When they did splash out for expensive signings, the gambles paid off.
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It's an important show for meetings, for signings, for showing your presence.
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Signings have made "the squad bigger, but not much better," Barker said.
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These guys are the bargains, and almost always represent low-risk signings.
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He plans ceremonial signings in Poplar Bluff and Jefferson City later today.
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It came in the form of the draft and trades and signings.
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Expensive signings have flopped, and the club is laboring under considerable debt.
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Well, we&aposll be sure to come to one of your book signings.
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I've done book signings and press tours where people ask to touch them.
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By her book appearances, by all her signings, all of her public appearances.
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Her book signings will also benefit art museums, LGBTQ groups and other nonprofits.
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This largely unexpected twist marked one of Bellator's most significant signings to date.
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Bellator MMA has had a big year in terms of high-profile signings.
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No more deadweight loss due to contract signings, billing, expense reports and collections.
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I do think these two signings (will carry over) to the older closers.
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There are trades and signings that shake up rotations and disrupt depth charts.
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It has rarely been clear who, precisely, has the final word on signings.
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But when I got more successful, I'd have three generations at big signings.
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Not the veteran free-agent signings, who are playing for their next deals.
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Mr. Gross has also hosted presentations and book signings with brokers and buyers.
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Those curious stares have not yet translated into lease signings, StuyTown's managers admit.
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He will have final say on draft choices and on free-agent signings.
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Luckily, we still have the July 1 UFA signings to point and laugh at.
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The Barnes & Noble at The Grove is a relative hotspot for celebrity book signings.
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If it's like a demo trip and there's signings and stuff, it's really mellow.
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Her book signings have been spectacles stocked with exotic dancers and fans in costume.
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It helps lure new signings, and it pinpoints who, precisely, those players should be.
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Him having a short fuse at times will have zero bearing on player signings.
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Sire made a number of miscalculations with their alt-rock signings in the late 22011s.
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The weekend is complemented by fair-specific programming, including talks, launches, special projects, and signings.
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Spending standards have risen exponentially, with signings of hundreds of millions now considered pretty common.
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Check the online calendar for more information on performances, book signings, educational programming, and more.
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Teams announce signings without including the dollar values, even though that's the most newsworthy part.
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"A striker was one of our priority signings this summer," Everton boss Marco Silva said.
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There will also be various public programs over the weekend, including book signings and discussions.
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It is a question I'm asked often at book signings, and my answer never varies.
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The defensive signings should improve a unit that ranked 22014th in the NFL in 267.
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There's always something going on there — we have art shows, book signings and poetry readings.
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She rarely holds book signings, and no longer reads reviews or online comments about herself.
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Record labels are placing more and more importance on social media when evaluating potential signings.
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She has ridden in closed coffins to these signings, with ice to keep her cool.
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The most expensive of those signings to date is also a former loan made permanent.
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CONTRACT SIGNINGS TICK UP IN MARCH: Contract signings increased slightly in March for the second consecutive month and reached their highest level in almost a year, a sign the spring buying season is off to a solid start, a new report showed on Wednesday.
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In addition, Amazon has no plans right now for book signings or major in-store events.
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A sole focus on saviour signings, as exciting as they are for any fan, is disingenuous.
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And came with her for book signings — although he was known to sleep on the job.
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During transfer season earlier this year, CSL signings broke Asian records three times in 10 days.
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He was traded eight times in all, to go with a pair of free-agent signings.
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Officials at Aston Villa Football Club also questioned how Wolves could attract such high-quality signings.
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SIGNINGS Shooting guard Dion Waiters signed a two-year, $5.93 million contract with the Miami Heat.
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SIGNINGS The Baltimore Ravens and safety Eric Weddle agreed to terms on a four-year contract.
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And, as we learned from DeMarco Murray last offseason, big running back signings are hardly guaranteed.
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But he's needed his arm massaged after some marathon signings, so this time he's setting limits.
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I showed up to one of his autograph signings, he wanted to crack jokes and everything.
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In a last-ditch effort to derail Mnuchin's nomination, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren charged on Friday that Mnuchin "flat-out lied" to senators about OneWest's use of so-called robo-signings, a practice in which signings of court documents are automated without adequate review by bank officials.
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They are frequently on hand for official events, speeches, bill signings, and news conferences with foreign leaders.
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For more arts and entertainment, the off-lobby B Bar hosts concerts, readings, book signings, and lectures.
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Everybody talks about new signings but the current players at Manchester will be better under Jose Mourinho.
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Meanwhile, there is optimism from the Brooklyn Nets that the recent signings will result in record revenue.
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The signings helped propel Wolves into the Premier League, the top rung of English soccer, last August.
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More opportunities for outreach, coverage, sales, book signings, readings, Q&A's, recommendations, and the list goes on.
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And yet, at book signings, Tilin says, amateur bike racers would show up to heckle him. Cheater!
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Maybe the next Romo or Warner is buried in the list of free agent signings this week.
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Mourinho sounded pessimistic that he would make any last-minute signings when talking to media on Thursday.
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Neander shaped the playoff contender with a bevy of signings and trades over the past couple seasons.
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In four sessions, authors of books on local history will present author talks followed by book signings.
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That said, he'd like to see XL's records get more obscure, and its signings even more lean.
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They also blamed snowstorms in January, which caused a drop in contract signings, for the weak sales.
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It's their take on reality TV. They check in from airports, at autograph signings, at home, wherever.
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"He let me ask questions for seven hours in between signings," McFarlane recently told The Hollywood Reporter.
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He praised his team's recent signings, but he didn't hesitate to criticize the team he took over.
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It tells new signings, and reminds established faces, of the role the chaplain fulfills at the club.
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Deal signings were down at this time last year from 2016, too, though by a lesser magnitude.
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Check the schedule for book signings; high profile artists (recently, Julian Barnes) are often on the docket.
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Book signings, receptions and discussions regularly fill up the space, often featuring young photographers and creative types.
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The lower level also included arcade machines, merchandise tables, player autograph signings, and a few photo-booths.
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It took ambitious signings and trades, in both cases, that were heavily orchestrated by the superstars themselves.
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He was one of the Rays' biggest offseason signings and will be their primary catcher moving forward.
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This off-season's pace of signings has been faster but remains far slower than most previous years.
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Fair programs also include curated exhibitor sections, publication-focused exhibitions, and signings and launches of new books.
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Beagle would allegedly ask fans' names at book signings and then write something "radically different" in their books.
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They epitomize the Cubs' philosophy of developing young superstars and complimenting them with big-budget free agent signings.
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One of his label's recent signings is Antwood, a Canadian microbiologist making club music imagined by artificial intelligence.
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They made several expensive signings while they were saving money at the most critical position on the field.
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No deals can be consummated until Wednesday, when the league lifts its annual moratorium on signings and trades.
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Madrid has already splashed the cash on five new summer signings for a combined total of $338 million.
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He bought Great Santini vanity plates for his car and often appeared alongside his son at book signings.
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Freudis Nova is a person, one of 12 international signings by the Houston Astros announced this past Saturday.
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Change for the Warriors has come in the form of 763-day deals, trades and free-agent signings.
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Foer was inspired to create a plan to reduce his carbon footprint during one of his book signings.
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But books signings and large format books are not about the future of print, they're about emotions and aesthetics.
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It's understated, the money went into the recordings and the signings of the artists, not the excesses in behavior.
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The fair will also feature a variety of talks, discussions, book launches, special projects, and signings throughout the weekend.
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In spite of their apparent value, the half-dozen signings have played just six international Test matches between them.
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MORE SIGNINGS The left-hander Wei-Yin Chen finalized a five-year, $80 million contract with the Miami Marlins.
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Mainstream (FAKE) media refuses to state our long list of achievements, including 28 legislative signings, strong borders & great optimism!
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One option for Simpson, Toobin said, would be to return to a life of memorabilia sales and autograph signings.
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Big name signings aside, the USL is developing its own homegrown stars that can compete alongside the world's best.
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The big signings added to a foundation that already featured now-Super Bowl MVP Von Miller and Derek Wolfe.
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SIGNINGS The Phoenix Suns signed the veteran guard Leandro Barbosa of Brazil to a two-year, $8 million contract.
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Six new signings — including former star Mats Hummels from Bayern — could ensure another close finish in the coming year.
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The defense lacked depth last season but the signings of veteran Brian Campbell and Michal Kempny will provide stability.
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We should say that you've stayed somewhat connected to wrestling fans through autograph signings and appearances at various conventions.
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That's before their cut from the autograph signings or the merchandise they move in Ring of Honor's official shop.
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Here's an original idea: Rob can surprise his son by standing in line at one of his book signings!
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The store, like its Chelsea counterpart and its TriBeCa progenitor, plans to host book signings, panel discussions and performances.
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Now, with contract signings imminent, it is probably too late for lawmakers to improve conditions much for next year.
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At Bay Books, Bruce Cable presides over book signings with authors on tour and regular dinners with local writers.
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The Philadelphia Eagles announced the signings Tuesday of three former Alliance of American Football players to one-year contracts.
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Contract signings held steady in November, posting a small gain as rising prices and tight inventory restrain faster growth.
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Both deals were reportedly overseen by Mendes, who also orchestrated Valencia's signings of defenders Eliaquim Mangala and Ezequiel Garay.
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The lull in contract signings during the previous three months signaled the potential slow down in sales this summer.
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Earlier this month, the Super League's board voted to ensure they had greater authority over stopping similar "controversial signings".
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"I do book signings every so often, I do make other appearances plus conventions offer volunteer positions too," he suggested.
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All of Moa's profile pictures are drawings of pigeons, and any signings Moa attends have a strict no-photos policy.
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Silver lining: Relative to a year ago, the number of free agent signings and total money spent have both increased.
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Those signings have come with campaign-like rallies and splashy photo ops, even as the resulting recommendations remain months away.
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Fans demand that clubs announce new signings, despite the fact that their demands are as ludicrous as they are futile.
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With those anticipated opt-outs, the Knicks will have roughly $30 million to improve their roster with free-agent signings.
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While their bill signings may trail Trump's, many of his predecessors won significant legislative achievements in their first 100 days.
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The signings have helped Chinese clubs compete with South Korean teams in the Asian Champions League, Asia's premier club competition.
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Haskell is one of Bellator MMA's biggest signings in recent months and will make his fighting debut early next year.
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She appears outside hotels, at airports, and in underground carparks late at night as frequently as official tours and signings.
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I wanted to create a welcoming environment like Crimson Moon and feature film screenings, signings and workshops, among other things.
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The NBA this week issued guidance encouraging players to avoid direct contact with fans during autograph signings and courtside interactions.
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The next day, Purdon spoke to him again and asked if there were any third parties involved in the signings.
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Chinese ambitions for soccer have also extended to sprucing up the domestic league with a clutch of high-profile signings.
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Signings are 1.4 percent above January 2015 (104.5), and only the South saw an uptick in contract activity in January.
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In their place has come another group of younger signings, with many of the players having roots in South America.
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They were over extended with all their signings and they needed to circle the wagons and focus on The Residents.
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Porowski attended one of Allen's cookbook signings at Green Light Bookstore in Brooklyn years ago, and the pair sparked a friendship.
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As well as the appointment of Emery, Gazidis oversaw high profile signings of players including German World Cup winner Mesut Ozil.
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He also said he is working on surprise signings that would continue to add intrigue, attracting more eyeballs to his business.
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In addition to the wide variety of booths filling MOCA Geffen, events include book signings, talks, performances, and off-site programming.
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He secured the signings of Didier Drogba and Ricardo Carvalho, and oversaw the finalisation of Petr Čech's transfer to the club.
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I opened my app, following the step-by-step instructions to unlock my Bird, which included safety warnings and waiver signings.
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That was the beginning of a widespread trend, which saw football clubs' accounts drowned out by the clamour for fresh signings.
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"Mainstream (FAKE) media refuses to state our long list of achievements, including 28 legislative signings, strong borders & great optimism!" he tweeted.
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MORE SIGNINGS The Los Angeles Clippers signed the free agent Marreese Speights, who played for the Golden State Warriors last season.
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CONTRACT SIGNINGS DIP IN JANUARY: Pending home sales slowed in January following one of the best years in nearly a decade.
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During the press conference, Corbin noted that the recent signings of catchers Yan Gomes and Kurt Suzuki factored into his decision.
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The new salary rule applies to all Cubans but U.S. officials mentioned it could facilitate ballplayer signings, raising hopes for progress.
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Many teams now outsource some of their recruitment work, consulting various outside analysts when assessing possible signings or transfer-market strategy.
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That is probably why Mr. Trump has signed many of these measures in private, without the pomp of presidential bill signings.
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In the late 1980s, signings and firings became the norm as business-minded labels sought to reduce risk and maximize profit.
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His legislative signings have largely focused on formalities and personnel appointments, including a waiver allowing Defense Secretary James Mattis to serve.
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Total WAR from First Round: 222.5 Best: Due to free agent signings, the Yankees haven't actually had many first-round picks.
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Then, MLB ruled that their five illegal signings from last year are nixed—sent back to the international free agent pool.
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Trump has made quite the scene signing these orders, making some of the signings a big photo op for all to see.
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It looks like we won't know until 2018, when the duo is set to hit signings across America for a book tour.
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THE most ambitious signings this summer in Spanish football have been made not by the country's clubs but by its top league.
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Pending home sales increased in September as higher contract signings in the South and West outpaced declines in the Northeast and Midwest.
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EW's PopFest — a two-day long festival of talks, Q&As, signings and sneak peeks — kicks off in Los Angeles on Oct.
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The December sales activity reflected shopping and contract signings in October and November, during the time when mortgage rates were creeping higher.
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It's in this context that already wealthy clubs are seeing their financial muscle and ability to spend big on marquee signings increase.
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Despite the pullback in contract signings, existing-home sales this year are still expected to reach 5.44 million, 3.7 percent above 2015.
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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has again opted to go for quality rather than quantity this summer, adding just four new signings.
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The white lie she told over and over, at readings and book signings and in interviews, was complicated and hard to untangle.
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While there's still plenty of time to make signings, Manchester United have done the best business of the transfer window so far.
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Soccer teams (HoloMe are in conversation with two of them) will be able to beam new signings into their supporters' living rooms.
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One of the Rangers' free-agent signings was Michael Grabner, a wing from Austria who is especially fast and can kill penalties.
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The Pending Home Sales Index, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, rose 1.4% to 110.5 in March from February's 109.0.
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Around 9 the show wraps up, and I stay around for any book signings we might have in the adjacent art gallery.
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The league began to make smarter signings, and a wave of construction of smaller, soccer-only stadiums filled with diverse, young crowds.
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The clubs developed a culture of conferences: hotel-ballroom events with lots of men attending mostly-male panels, followed by book signings.
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The signings occurred shortly after the United States designated Sechin a Specially Designated National, which prohibits U.S. persons from dealing with him.
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The technology is seen as one that could be used to improve the efficiency of cross-border money transfers and contract signings.
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Despite more high-profile signings, including future Hall of Fame quarterbacks Steve Young and Jim Kelly, the USFL collapsed after three seasons.
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Sometime later in life, Alaska is helping out at one of Pudge's book signings, because he's written a book about — what else?
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The Redskins also announced the signings of three defensive free agents: linemen Stacy McGee and Terrell McClain and safety D. J. Swearinger.
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And its cachet has enabled the club to branch out into pet projects, like hosting parties for emerging brands and book signings.
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"It's another opportunity for the AFL to drive social change through gender equality," commented Lauren Arnell, one of Carlton Football Club's marquee signings.
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The people who come to the signings are really the people who have supported me the most over the past couple of years.
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He is the holy messenger of panic buys and surprise signings, bringing us news from Stamford Bridge, The Hawthorns, Huish Park and beyond.
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This isn't a franchise that throws money at every need position they have, and they don't overreact to a bad season with signings.
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The session is being held by New England Picture by way of Tri-Star -- which has held several Brady signings in the past.
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The right fallback move would be short-term signings of guys good enough to keep the Russell–Ingram core from getting slaughtered nightly.
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When signings finalize or trades happen, teams will wait until the deal is complete before leaking to their favorite—or, anyway, friendliest—reporter.
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There are some options, the most likely being a life of memorabilia sales, autograph signings, and navigating public curiosity -- and public scorn. 3.
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They also re-signed nose tackle Steve McLendon and officially confirmed the re-signings of offensive lineman Jonotthan Harrison and cornerback Darryl Roberts.
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Also, the introduction of strict rules on player transfers in China's domestic league is hindering star signings - a key allure for paying fans.
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And unlike other vulnerable Republicans, Comstock has not been shy about appearing with Trump at White House bill signings, photo opportunities and meetings.
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To refocus attention on the workings of power at these signings, she took an oblique approach: a re-creation of the flower arrangements.
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"What helped sell the book, of course, was the fact that Leonard was willing to promote it by doing bookstore signings," Shatner writes.
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Unlike WCW's previous signings of Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Ed Leslie, and other WWE castoffs, however, Hall and Nash were in their primes.
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Igor, a magnificently lugubrious central midfielder, is still warmly recalled at Anfield despite quickly being dismissed as one of the Worst Signings Ever.
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The image-conscious president made sure he signed each one at ceremonies in the Oval Office and Cabinet departments that resembled bill signings.
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WeWork, on the other hand, may have to reckon with increased numbers of people working from home and a slowdown in new signings.
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Griffin orchestrated the trade that brought Kevin Love from Minnesota, and he bolstered the Cavs' roster with other trades and free-agent signings.
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Known through his career for making big trades and big free-agent signings to build a contender, Dombrowski did just that in Boston.
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Barros said Hitskope was using it to evaluate all potential signings, until Facebook ordered Hogue to take the site offline earlier this year.
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Kirk Cousins was one of the marquee signings of the NFL offseason, joining the Minnesota Vikings on a huge, fully guaranteed $84 million contract.
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But regulators soon questioned OneWest's foreclosure practices, which included so-called robo-signings that pushed homeowners into foreclosure without proper review or due process.
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She describes how people take food out of her cart at the grocery store or offer her unsolicited nutritional advice at her book signings.
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But regulators soon questioned OneWest's foreclosure practices, which included so-called robo-signings that pushed homeowners into foreclosure without proper review or due process.
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As he darted from his practice sessions to the West Wing for meetings and bill signings, he made last-minute tweaks to the text.
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The new management demonstrated its commitment to frugality this off-season, passing up splashy signings in favor of more modest tinkering with the roster.
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The most expensive signings in the IPL can earn $2m for six weeks of work, with six-figure contracts available in other T20 leagues.
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We're doing book signings here at Comic-Con, but I actually always keep a book with me because I like to pass them out.
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Established authors organize book-signings, while debut writers aim for the release of their work to coincide with Sant Jordi to jump-start sales.
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Lower than expected player costs and appearance fees had given a further boost after United made no major signings in the January transfer window.
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Along the way, she's also making time for book signings for her recently released book of essays, The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo.
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Dortmund added a handful of high-priced signings to its midfield this summer, which could make it harder for Pulisic to earn regular minutes.
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Together, the signings were a statement of intent: Baseball was ready to usher in a new era of compensation for high-leverage relief pitchers.
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Maintaining an air of mystery around new signings and releases might sustain the label's cultivated cool, but it also limits a young artist's reach.
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Drivers are also being encouraged to carry their own sharpie markers to sign autographs, with those signings taking place in open-air spots (Yahoo!).
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Smart signings, massive crowds and a stealthy bus ride before home games have helped an M.L.S. team foster an immediate connection with its fans.
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La Liga rules allow clubs to make emergency signings outside normal transfer windows if a player is ruled out for more than five months.
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And while the streaming viewership has grown across the board, Mixer's share hasn't improved much, according to analyst figures, despite its high-profile signings.
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But you don't need to be a young Brooklynite to enjoy their appearances, which will encompass readings, book signings, art activities and drawing demonstrations.
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The re-signings of relievers Jerry Blevins and Fernando Salas, for deals that could be worth up to $17 million combined, reinforced the notion.
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The repercussions were swift: His literary agency dropped him, speaking engagements and book signings evaporated, and some bookstores removed his novels from their shelves.
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That heaps the pressure on club hierarchies from top to bottom, with owners, directors, managers and negotiators blamed for failing to secure illusory signings.
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Book publishers are in their own backyard here in New York, so there'll be a bunch of signings and panels from authors throughout the convention.
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It goes on all day at the Commonwealth Club, and it features book signings, a screening of For All Mankind, live podcast tapings, and more.
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He came back with images that capture timeless rituals — the mad dash between classes, lunchtime cliques, yearbook signings, the prom, dissections in the science lab.
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"The real news in our view is the very strong signings," said Baader Helvea analyst Knut Woller, who has a buy rating on the stock.
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Officially the festival takes place on Sunday, but not before a week of related events like dance parties, book signings and a Patti Smith appearance.
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In the fall of 2015, Chyna made most of her income through autograph signings, and she moved into a condo down the road from Anzaldo.
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This was Hull City, the club with no manager, no signings and 13 fit senior players, faced with the might of Jose Mourinho's footballing behemoth.
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The offensive line has been a disaster for years, no matter how many draft picks and free-agent signings the team has thrown at it.
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The socks have become such a fixture among fans, Han says, that readers often wear them to book signings as a tribute to the character.
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More importantly for football fans, Monday marked the first day of NFL free agency, leading to a feeding frenzy of trades and signings for teams.
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The Knicks front office, led by president Steve Mills and GM Scott Perry, said they felt the signings would make the Knicks tough and competitive.
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Unlike other bill signings, Mr. Trump did not invite news media photographers to record the event, nor did he say anything about it to reporters.
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In the year since it was published, this less-common narrative has prompted thousands of people to find me at speaking events and book signings.
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The money in England now is so great that the Champions League is little more than a slide from a sales pitch to prospective signings.
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It has announced plans to open a $60 million training facility and has filled all three of the designated player spots reserved for expensive signings.
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Unlike in the past, the Mets have spent aggressively in international amateur signings of late, and the $1 million in bonus pool allocation will help.
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To see such a bright light brought low by infirmity is always hard, but this, or any other of the later videos of him at signings and conventions watch some of the later videos of him at signings and conventions: What comes across strongest is never that Heenan was pitiable; it's that all of the wrestlers would come up to him awash in reverence.
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Mortgage rates did fall back in December, and builders like Lennar reported seeing a correlating jump in buyer traffic through model homes, though not contract signings.
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When my deployment memoir, which places a spotlight on sexual harassment, was published, I spent two years promoting it at nearly 150 book signings and speeches.
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There have been plenty of high-profile hirings and signings to right the ship: Isiah Thomas, Larry Brown, Mike D'Antoni, Phil Jackson, to name a few.
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Bale and Ronaldo are two of the most expensive signings of all time, and both Zidane and club president Florentino Perez are particularly fond of Benzema.
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And then, after several big-money international signings—most notably Jermain Defoe—failed to flourish in Toronto, the club made its most important moves to date.
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There have also been canny player signings and managerial appointments at Leicester, whose success has helped it make up ground on traditional soccer powerhouses in Thailand.
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While the reading is still the third highest in the past year, the contract signings declined year-over-year for the first time since August 2014.
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Analysts were struck by a 178 percent increase in Wirecard's new signings in the first half, with a potential annual transaction volume of 30 billion euros.
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TWO CHIEFS SIGN The Chiefs began to announce their wave of free-agent signings, starting with vthe eteran linebacker Tamba Hali and defensive tackle Jaye Howard.
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He would joke with people when they came to signings and say, "I hope you enjoy my son's work of fiction," kind of tongue-in-cheek.
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The Sacramento Kings announced the signings of the free-agent guards Arron Afflalo and Garrett Temple and the free-agent forwards Matt Barnes and Anthony Tolliver.
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Every championship means another year in the Champions League, another multimillion-dollar payday from UEFA, another set of signings its supposed rivals cannot hope to match.
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He said he represented some banks at loan signings but eventually became embittered because he believed banks were knowingly lending to people who could not repay.
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What happened was — and I've interviewed Anita a couple of times, she came to one of my book signings in Boston, she's just a terrific person.
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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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Titans running back DeMarco Murray is tops in the A.F.C. with 1,135 rushing yards, making him one of the choice free-agent signings of the year.
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Grabner notches hat trick, Rangers shred Lightning NEW YORK — Michael Grabner was one of the many bargain-basement signings by the New York Rangers this summer.
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In the defence business, Bouchiat cited delays in increasing production for the Hawkei Australian military vehicle programme, as well as delays in some unspecified contract signings.
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Almstadt, the driving force behind the plan, picked out Chamakh and Park as high-risk signings that a more empirical approach to recruitment would have averted.
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I consider the first day because we'll also be doing some — some pretty good signings and I think what we'll do is we'll wait until Monday.
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Record labels came mooching around town for Monkeys-esque signings and, generally, they found them in bands like Milburn, the Harrisons and Reverend and the Makers.
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The annual "hot-stove league" ritual, a flurry of free-agent signings and trades centred around the owners' winter meetings in December, seems to have gone cold.
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Libraries and books stores use Instagram as a platform to publicize upcoming signings and book-related events that can help followers meet authors and fellow book-lovers.
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Today MLS teams are more interested in what marquee signings can bring to a club on the pitch while off-field contributions are viewed as a bonus.
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Instead of a book signings, a tour or on-air interviews, Trump said she plans to donate her advance and all royalties from the book to charity.
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The National Association of Realtors latest sales index, which tracks contract signings, rose 1.5 percent to 2023 in September from 108.4 in August, the group said Thursday.
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No deals can become official until Thursday, when the league lifts its annual moratorium on signings and trades, and team officials were reluctant to discuss the deal.
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Combined with a series of trades of veterans over the last week, the Yankees have all but officially closed the chapter on an era of exorbitant signings.
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SIGNINGS The Nashville Predators signed forward Filip Forsberg to a six-year, $36 million contract, locking up one of their brightest young stars for the long term.
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The Geneva-based group confirmed its full-year earnings and revenue projections after "strong growth" in new contract signings and its sales pipeline for new licensing deals.
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Acid-Free's 80+ exhibitors will sell publications ranging from books of critical writing to photo and artist's books alongside daily, ongoing talks, book signings, and other programming.
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In between signings of her 35th book, Rice spoke to us about her newest work, her early critics' homophobia, and why she's not afraid of Donald Trump.
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The Hawks, according to the people, are hiring Leftwich to closely assist and advise Schlenk on salary cap matters, league rules and planning on signings and trades.
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The events — around 80 dinners, brunches, demos, book signings, cooking classes and entertainment — will take place throughout the city, in restaurants, on Hudson River piers and elsewhere.
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"It seems that the jump in mortgage rates in January had an immediate impact on contract signings," wrote Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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These conversations follow the passage of a California law allowing college athletes to profit from endorsement deals and autograph signings set to go into effect in 2023.
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Porsz has also been able to do book signings at his local hospital and donates part of the proceeds from "Barking" to the charity Breast Cancer UK.
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The fact that the press corps is captive in the White House and can be dragged into these executive order signings is, for him, like mainlining heroin.
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It was the recent signings of NBA stars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving by the Brooklyn Nets — who play a mere 210 minutes away from MSG in Brooklyn and had reportedly been high on the Knicks' off-season list — as well as the Knicks' lack of major free agent signings as other teams rearranged the championship contender map, that offered a heads-up for leaders of organizations in competitive markets.
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Homestands have all the trappings of a traditional sports event, including fan contests, autograph signings, and satellite events for fans to enjoy when they're not watching the competition.
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ADO Den Haag is mired in the middle of the Dutch standings, the flashy signings have stopped, and Wang has missed several deadlines to make payments he promised.
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The Super League on Wednesday accepted Folau had been legally registered with the Dragons, but took steps to ensure they can intervene in controversial signings in the future.
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Another camp points to the bounty of national media money guaranteed to each team, which makes ticket sales less crucial and dulls demand for fan-pleasing marquee signings.
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But Harrison says the exact opposite will happen -- and says if Juice is planning on making crazy money doing autograph signings at sports collectors shows ... he's BADLY mistaken.
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Team president and general manager Nelson Rodriguez said on Wednesday that the Fire (5-9-8, 23 points) are discussing signings and trades with several players and teams.
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In an interview with Seth Meyers in November 2017, Bourdain mentioned being shocked when fans used to hand him, a recovering addict, baggies of cocaine at book signings.
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That said, there's still some time to fix the situation, even if the club will struggle to bed in new signings ahead of the start of the season.
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And GOP lawmakers and their staffs have enjoyed tremendous access to Trump and the White House, from Oval Office executive order ceremonies and bill signings to bowling nights.
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This was to be the season that the most wide-open title race in years, after all the big free-agent signings and trades, would be the focus.
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Butler, one of Minnesota's flashy offseason signings, added 12 points while two other new faces for the Timberwolves, Jeff Teague and Jamal Crawford, scored 11 and 10 points.
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"With strong growth in both signings and pipeline generation in the second quarter, our revenue visibility is very high for the year," Chief Financial Officer Max Chuard said.
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But N.Y.C.F.C. allowed 58 goals in 2015, tied for the most in the league, and got forgettable partial seasons from the expensive signings Frank Lampard and Andrea Pirlo.
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But the team to watch this season may be F.C. Dallas, which with investments in youth development and smart signings has built one of the league's strongest rosters.
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But the chance for some bipartisan legislation, no matter how remote, will present itself and the Democrats will have to determine whether it will lead to bill signings.
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Profits from the shop will go directly to the creators, and the store will also be used to house book signings and product releases, according to Business Insider.
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It takes his total to five for the season, which is over twice as many as big money summer signings Eden Hazard and Luka Jovic have managed combined.
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But through trades, international signings and drafts, the Rockies built a rotation around Kyle Freeland and German Marquez that provided the third-most innings during the regular season.
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Those signings have set P.S.G. on a collision course with the European soccer body UEFA, which has insisted it will punish clubs that breach its cost control regulations.
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Apparently too controversial for some, but it's difficult to tell who is ready for that rough and tumble world of signings and … giving pens to staffers, I guess?
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Victor Victor Mesa and sibling Victor Mesa Jr. will join the Marlins' organization on Monday when their signings are scheduled to be announced, according to multiple published reports.
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Some signings have flopped, like Trevor Rosenthal, and so have some trade acquisitions like Hunter Strickland, who was dropped from the playoff roster after a shaky division series.
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The club had a relatively frugal summer in terms of new player signings, with Brazilian midfielder Fred signed for $66 million and one of only two notable incomings.
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"Of all the signings I have made in my 35 years in the sport of boxing, this is among the most I have been excited about," he said.
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Rickey's signings and the deals made by Joe L. Brown, who succeeded him as general manager in the mid-27s, eventually built a solid lineup and pitching staff.
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Gettleman, formerly the Carolina Panthers' general manager and a Giants front office employee for 13 years, has been responsible for several free-agent signings considered to be busts.
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Gettleman, formerly the Carolina Panthers' general manager and a Giants front office employee for 13 years, has been responsible for several free-agent signings considered to be busts.
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His highly publicized daily signings of forcefully worded and sound-bite ready actions serve to energize his base, giving the impression of rapid, solid actions on key issues.
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That success continued into the 2000s, as Alcest, Helrunar, Secrets of the Moon, Silencer, Antimatter, and Arcturus joined the roster and became some of the label's more successful signings.
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Brazil's 21st biggest club by revenue, it has built success on a frugal spending policy that eschewed big-money signings and concentrated on blending young talent and experienced journeymen.
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For Apex Legends, the surge in new player signings is a bet that the game — and the genre as a whole — will have staying power in the competitive scene.
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The team's first signings were captain Kang-jae "envy" Lee, who previously played for the Los Angeles Valiant in OWL, and former Boston Uprising player Se-hyeon "Neko" Park.
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He pointed to the recent signings of a trade deal with China and the USMCA, a renegotiated version of NAFTA that made it through Congress with significant Democratic support.
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"Though the latest monthly figure shows a mild decline in contract signings, mortgage applications and consumer confidence have been steadily rising," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist of the NAR.
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The window for new player signings in Blizzard's Overwatch League opened up at the end of January, and today comes the first major announcement, courtesy of the Shanghai Dragons.
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Pogba, central defender Eric Bailly and attacking midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan were considered the big United signings this summer, a staggering cumulative sum of almost $200 million spent on them.
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In the first 23.16 days of the Trump administration, several have made White House visits to sit down in a group setting with the President or attend bill signings.
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I want to take a moment to thank everyone who has been so supportive, especially all the folks who took the time to come out to my book signings.
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The seller is Bryce "Kermit" Eller, whose deep voice helped him land a job making public appearances as Vader at premieres, book signings, conventions and the 1978 Academy Awards.
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It is probably safe to say that in the history of bill signings by governors in the State of New York, few, if any, featured the entrance that Gov.
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"Well, I think it's the personnel," Gentry told VICE Sports, alluding to the off-season signings of defensive-minded wing players like Solomon Hill, E'Twaun Moore, and Langston Galloway.
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Instead, now in-demand artists such as Stenny have been under their creative umbrella since the beginning, while newer, younger signings such as Skee Mask are afforded enormous freedom.
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But with all the trades and free agent signings of the offseason, it can be hard to keep track of the top talent that's about to start suiting up.
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A dozen or so years ago, when videoconferencing technology was still a novelty, Atwood wondered whether it might be possible to develop a means of conducting book signings remotely.
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They bumped out Dale Tallon as GM, had a rough start to the 2016-17 season after making a bunch of analytics-driven signings, and then brought Tallon back.
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The only real change to that over the past two or three seasons has been the addition of risky FA signings Ubaldo Jimenez and Yovani Gallardo to the mix.
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That's bad news, but for every team except the Golden State Warriors, crafty signings, trades, and draft picks are necessary when two max-contract stars are already under contract.
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Al-Faroq Aminu, a wonderful wings-and-forwards defender who has trouble shooting, and Ed Davis, a Default NBA Power Forward, were acquired in mid-market free agent signings.
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After more than three dizzying days of trade talks, negotiations, bluffs, rumors, signings and actual trades, the Rule 5 draft is the unofficial closing ceremony of the winter meetings.
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The signings of Mook and Sullivan come as all major broadcast news organizations continue to add talent and resources to their respective rosters ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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If you do so happen to win a mini-Barb, the designer behind the little beauty will be available for signings Friday and Saturday from 10:30 to 11:30am.
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No top team has spent such a large chunk of its income on a player since the signings of Mr Figo and Zinedine Zidane at the turn of the century.
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This strategy requires free agent signings who improve the team incrementally but don't command so much money they blow the cap space you need for a superstar down the line.
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"The lull in contract signings is likely from the large East Coast blizzard, along with the slump in the stock market," Sam DeBianchi, founder of DeBianchi Real Estate told CNBC.
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On the company's work with Apple, Schroeter said the company has delivered 100 apps for iOS devices, and that it has generated $1 billion in signings since announcing the partnership.
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Following some good signings over the summer—including the additions of noteworthy names like Alexander Mejia, Carlos Guzman and Andres Andrade—Leon suddenly appeared to have momentum after the tournament.
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Her Palisades emporium has taken over an entire block since its 1999 debut, and it regularly hosts trunk shows, designer meet-and-greets, and shoe signings (yes, that's a thing).
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"Chinese teams are investing a lot on their foreign player signings, but I think this doesn't have a direct influence on the development of the Chinese national team," he said.
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But those losses were offset by the signings, at steep discounts, of Zaza Pachulia (one year, $2.9 million) and David West (one year, $313 million), two quality veteran big men.
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As The Athletic's Mike Vorkunov noted, the team didn't address reporters or hold a press conference over the summer after their free-agent signings, a common move among NBA teams.
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The insert, which is twenty pages or so, lists new well drillings, lease signings, and other information of interest mainly to the industry, but Rachael's column jumps off the page.
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"Paperwork and the Will of Capital" originates in the press and official photographs made at signings of agreements, declarations, memorandums, treaties, communiqués, conventions, contracts and other formalized moments of accord.
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If you're sitting around on Saturday afternoon, eyeballing your phone for push notifications about your favorite team's UFA signings, you should be hoping they sign nobody worth a push notification.
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Migos was supposed to promote the clothing line by wearing the stuff in at least 6 music videos a year, 4 photo shoots and at least 6 in-store signings.
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Sincerely,CJ The memo suggests players fist-bump fans instead of shaking hands ... as well as avoiding sharing pens, balls, jerseys or other items during autograph signings, according to ESPN.
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My favorite time to travel for book signings is when it's chilly, and I can wear black tights and a miniskirt made of wool, and they take up no room.
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Mourinho has used Belgium midfielder Marouane Fellaini and Spaniard Ander Herrera this season and the signings of Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan have pushed Schweinsteiger further down the pecking order.
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Cabrera, 32, proved to be one of General Manager Sandy Alderson's best free-agent signings before he took a leave of absence last month because of a recurrence of cancer.
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But the financial and logistical maneuvering really kicks into gear around now, with upshifts of free-agent signings in March, then goes full bore with the college-player draft in April.
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I'm as sick of "mysterioussssss" bands as the next guy, but new Metal Blade signings Poison Headache have a pretty good reason to keep their membership rolls under wraps right now.
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She told The New York Times that some of the accounts were so terrible they'd never even be written into fictional narratives, and she sobbed in her hotel room after signings.
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One of those labels was International Feel, one of those rare imprints that's been selective enough with signings over the years to attain the much sought after "buy on sight" status.
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He signed as a player in 1952 and began scouting in 1958 with notable signings that included Don Gullett, Barry Larkin, Chris Sabo and five-time World Series champion Paul O'Neill.
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But as record sales have fallen, increasing musicians' economic reliance on live shows, extra face time with fans at meet-and-greets, merchandise tables and autograph signings have become more routine.
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The sales index, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, surged 5.1 percent to 116.3 last month from 110.7 in March, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) said on Thursday.
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The sales index, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, surged 5.1 percent to 85033 last month from 110.7 in March, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) said on Thursday.
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But understanding these signings are not really what those responses were about, just as the flatulent moralizing that greeted Durant's decision to sign with the Golden State Warriors wasn't really analysis.
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Premier League clubs collectively spent over a billion pounds on signings last summer, while Paris Saint-Germain broke the world transfer record when it spent €222 million (£200 million) on Neymar.
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In the United States, in particular, Major League Soccer has made use of the vast database of information held by City's recruitment department when assessing potential signings from minor European leagues.
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FC Barcelona on Thursday completed one of the most unlikely signings of the European football season, buying Martin Braithwaite, a 28-year-old journeyman Danish forward from La Liga rivals Leganes.
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FC Barcelona on Thursday completed one of the most unlikely signings of the European football season, buying Martin Braithwaite, a 28-year-old journeyman Danish forward, from La Liga rivals Leganes.
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Notaries can witness contract signings and facilitate payments of taxes and fees, but Ms. Liprandi suggested hiring a lawyer to perform a full due diligence, and to obtain and prepare documentation.
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There has been a more conservative spend on just four signings so far from the Welsh side since promotion in May, none of which have come from other Premier League sides.
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Yes, the money to buy the team arrived a few months late, but it did arrive in the end, along with firm deadlines for further investments and a handful of new signings.
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The industry took off in the early 1980s after a trio of baseball legends — Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio — signed deals to do paid signings with a company called Scoreboard.
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Between the lines: "Such contract signings are a fixture of visits to Beijing by foreign leaders and are intended to defuse foreign complaints about China's trade surpluses and market barriers," AP reports.
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The reported signings come days after Lavar Ball told ESPN that his two sons signed with an agent — Harrison Gaines of Slash Sports Entertainment — to work out a deal to play abroad.
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"Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy a full weekend of debates and panels, radio and TV broadcasts, podcasts, Q&A's, comedy shows, book signings, interviews, and meet-and-greets," it added.
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The price doesn't look quite as steep now; not after the Knicks flopped in free agency despite the team owner James L. Dolan's hints at major signings in a March radio interview.
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On Tuesday, Bayern Munich's chairman, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, announced the signings of Mats Hummels, captain of Bayern's bitter rival Borussia Dortmund, and Renato Sanches, a Portuguese teenager coveted by clubs across Europe.
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DC Comics has released three free comics for the occasion (the covers for which are all featured here), along with in-store signings and other events to celebrate this zany fan-favorite.
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The National Association of Realtors said Wednesday that its pending home sales index, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, slid 28500 percent to 6900 in May, from 2628 in April.
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The National Association of Realtors said Wednesday that its pending home sales index, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, slid 3.7 percent to 110.8 in May, from 115 in April.
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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) said Thursday that its sales index measuring contract signings -- a forward-looking indicator -- increased by only 85033 percent to 106.8 in December, from 106.7 in November.
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" The two reached something of a reconciliation before the elder Conroy died in 1998 and the father would sometimes attend book-signings with his son and autograph books as "The Great Santini.
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As is her custom, Pelosi uses multiple pens during such signings, in order to distribute them as gifts to the lawmakers who played the most crucial role in getting the legislation passed.
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Lawson is registered for an online job board that alerts her and other local notaries through text when a gig comes up: "You're kind of fighting for the loan signings," she says.
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Story at a glance Two cancelled book signings for "American Dirt" signal a public relations stumble for a book initially released to critical acclaim and a spot on Oprah's Book Club list.
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For now, he said, there's a clear decline in market vitality, with a drop in property visits, contract signings and construction, and the uncertain environment is causing companies to be more conservative.
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At one of his first meetings with Everton's manager at the time, Roberto Martinez, Moshiri identified a handful of potential signings he wanted to make in his first transfer window that summer.
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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) said Thursday that its sales index measuring contract signings — a forward-looking indicator — increased by only 0.1 percent to 2023 in December, from 106.7 in November.
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The National Association of Realtors said Monday that contract signings, which is a forward-looking indicator of sales, declined 2.5 percent to 106 in January from an upwardly revised 2023 in December.
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None of this is to imply that the Yankees were drowning in young pitchers—they sent away almost all of their first-round picks from 1979 through 33 in free-agent signings.
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Under a plan reported by the Times newspaper, the FA would abolish eligibility rules for Premier League signings if clubs agreed to a lower cap on the number of foreigners on their teams.
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IMAX China also signed 275 new theaters in the first half of 259, up 339 percent from 18 theater signings on-year and compared with the 74 theaters signed in all of 2015.
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Between matches, Counter-Strike players at ESL One New York stayed backstage outside of scheduled signings, for which fans lined up by the dozens and dozens to get jerseys, posters, and mousepads signed.
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The market just doesn't seem to care — or maybe it does because midweek, after the bulk of the signings took place, and after the market weighed the consequences, it voted for red cap.
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Despite the promise that Harper could deliver in pinstripes, there is the possibility that the Yankees are in the midst of a philosophical shift that favors home-grown talent versus super-star signings.
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Thanks to rising star Michael Bisping, and the publicised signings of Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and Cheick Kongo to dual training and managerial contracts, the gym rose to prominence on the international MMA scene.
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How to get through jury dutyIf you find yourself toiling through jury duty with the ex-leader of the free world, book signings are OK, but don't even think about getting a selfie.
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The signings of tight end Vernon Davis and safety David Bruton Jr., who both won the Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos, have added to the depth and have provided competition in camp.
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"Buyers came back in force last month as a modest, seasonal uptick in listings was enough to fuel an increase in contract signings throughout the country," said Lawrence Yun, the NAR's chief economist.
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A completed deal could set off a chain reaction of signings before the transfer window closes at the end of the month with Barcelona having plenty of money to commit to a replacement.
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Even the Brewers' smaller signings or trades have paid dividends: pitchers Wade Miley and Joakim Soria, and catcher Erik Kratz, the journeyman picked up in a minor swap with the Yankees in May.
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Though Aulas has not always taken the most traditional route to enticing signings — his very public pursuit of Morgan has, thankfully, not been repeated — he has adapted his vision for soccer's skewed economics.
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There were book signings with Sebastian Gorka, the ex-Trump adviser and all-purpose Fox News Trump defender, and Tom Fitton, the Judicial Watch head who floods the government with federal records requests.
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Artists have the ability to move the conversation to places corporations and politicians cannot or will not go, and to smooth the way for political change years before the document signings and handshakes.
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The Knicks deserve credit for not locking up future cap space in their moves this summer, but there was an opportunity cost to the Knicks moving so quickly on their free-agent signings.
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Rybolovlev commissioned a host of signings, most notably the Argentine teenager Lucas Ocampos, a deal inspired by Rybolovlev's desire to sign "the most promising teenager in the world who was attainable," Karlsen said.
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Sports memorabilia tied to modern players is far more likely to be legitimate, experts say, because a plethora of companies now perform witnessed signings and uniquely identify the items with holograms to deter fraud.
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She also met with Trump during the transition about a potential Cabinet post and went to the White House with other senators for a lunch in February and separately for two bill signings. Rep.
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Expect Trump's Saudi arms deal to contain: Finalizing existing deals — contract signings for older cases that have already been notified for Congress but for which they haven't reached final agreement on numbers or price.
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The latest pending home sales index, which is a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, decreased 2628 percent to 28500 in January from 6900 in December, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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The latest pending home sales index, which is a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, decreased 2.8 percent to 85033 in January from 109.5 in December, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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The first three signings to Slow Release have been dd elle, who makes minimalist new age electronic pop; LA timpa, who does dark, narco dream-pop; and me, Babe Rainbow, which is experimental electronic.
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The Overwatch League isn't kicking off until later this year, likely in November or December considering player signings end in late October, so there is still time for more teams to join the league.
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An ask: Just… just don't call this place with its soft openings, its book signings, its "here's a ukulele for the table," and its photos on-loan from-the-Govinda-Gallery a true dive.
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In 1998, JK Rowling was still a jobbing author rather than a worldwide superstar richer than the Queen, so there are a reasonable number of signed first editions available from her book tour signings.
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"The new signings don't seem able to lead the team, and the fans definitely notice that," says Natàlia Arroyo, coach of the Catalan national women's team, technical analyst and journalist at Catalan newspaper Ara.
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Signed to a two-year, $22004 million contract this winter, Frazier, 13, is one of the Mets' six off-season free agent signings over the age of 21 that has not worked out well.
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An M.L.B. investigation found that the Braves had effectively underreported their signings from the 238-22000 period by inflating the bonus of a lesser prospect who was not subject to the bonus-pool rules.
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After all the trades and free-agent signings, the contract extensions and coaching changes and draft picks, no division showcases the potential for weekly intrigue, for combustion and curiosity, quite like the N.F.C. West.
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CHIEFS RELEASE MACLIN The Kansas City Chiefs unexpectedly released wide receiver Jeremy Maclin, cutting ties with one of the highest-profile free-agent signings made by General Manager John Dorsey and Coach Andy Reid.
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Its Family HQ, at Booth 1416, will feature attractions like readings, illustrator workshops, live drawing lessons and Happy Camper: the Scholastic Summer Reading R.V., a touring van with crafts, book signings and costumed characters.
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Their ceaseless pursuit of relevance dictated flashy hires and free-agent signings but has yielded three division titles and two playoff wins — none since the 2005 season — across Daniel Snyder's two decades of ownership.
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I lack moral fortitude, apparently, because I choose not to suffer through the slings and arrows of ill-advised signings, freak accidents and inadvertently lopsided trades that sink a team in any given year.
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The Super League on Wednesday accepted that Folau had been legally registered after he signed for the French side last month, but took steps to ensure they can intervene in controversial signings in the future.
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The Overwatch League returns for its second stage this evening, which will include a number of new player signings, among them is the league's first female player, Kim "Geguri" Se-Yeon of the Shanghai Dragons.
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At the turn of the century, Real Madrid successfully leveraged the signings of a bevy of name-brand stars, nicknamed the galácticos, to become a worldwide sporting icon and one of football's highest-earning clubs.
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Arch rival Fenerbahce, based across the Bosphorus on the Asian side of Istanbul, spent heavily last summer with marquee signings: Portuguese winger Nani and Dutch striker Robin van Persie, both for multi-million euro sums.
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Three days after the trade and not influenced by the failures of past international signings, TFC opened up the bank and signed Giovinco out of Italy, making him the highest-paid player in the league.
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That might be because contract signings to buy existing homes fell abruptly last November, likely stemming from political uncertainty at the beginning of the month and the spike in interest rates following the 2016 election.
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The National Association of Realtors said Monday that contract signings, which is a forward-looking indicator of sales, declined 85033 percent to 106 in January from an upwardly revised 108.7 in December: http://bit.ly/1WSswPz.
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These days, however, the big names in Asia go to the Chinese Super League, which spent over $22008 million on foreign signings in the last winter transfer window, more than any league in the world.
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While no rash of signings of players from inside Cuba is imminent, the new regulations promise to significantly alter the signing process for players who have already defected or who do so in the future.
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Hopefully, if we all do our part now, we'll soon be able to resume our lives, and go to such fun events as book signings, where I'll be waving at you from seven feet away.
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Local governments organize public ceremonies and signings asking ethnic minorities to pledge loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party; they hold mandatory re-education courses and forced dance performances, because some forms of Islam forbid dance.
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Her favorite staycation activities include checking out bookstores to meet authors in town for signings, visiting wine stores for free tastings, seeing museums and catching a show at a comedy club, theater or concert hall.
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This particular BJ's has hosted book signings for stars of reality television programs including "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" and "Cake Boss," but it's unclear if it's ever been the venue for a political guest.
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Part of a talented team that includes Robbie Keane, Giovani Dos Santos and recent signings Ashley Cole and Nigel De Jong, Gerrard will not have to worry about being the only marquee player on the roster.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Big money signings and investments in storied European clubs, and the backing of a president who is an avid soccer fan: things should be looking up for millions of Chinese supporting the 'beautiful game'.
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Miranda would often pop into the store to drive sales by signing everything in the store with his name on it (including books and scripts from his musicals), and hold signings of his new material there.
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We seem to be saying the same thing over and over again with regard to recent signings to Bellator MMA, but Chael Sonnen's marketability makes him the biggest coup of Scott Coker's reign with the promotion.
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Major Free Agents: CB Greg Toler, TE Dwayne Allen, TE Coby Fleener, ILB Jerrell Freeman, S Dwight Lowery One of Grigson's first signings, Toler was only able to give the Colts three years of taking lumps.
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Davis said the Lakers' general manager, Rob Pelinka, ultimately solicited his opinions on the Lakers' free-agent signings, calling him every 30 to 45 minutes as they moved to plan B after missing out on Leonard.
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New York was counting on improvement from its impressive collection of young players and some pop from free agent signings to lift the offseason this season, and so far they've been getting exactly what they expected.
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"The signings put Marriott International on track to increase its portfolio by 50 percent with over 200 hotels and 38,1303 rooms by 2023 estimated to generate 12,000 new job opportunities," the company said in a statement.
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Suzuki almost instantly shattered the old perceptions, leading directly to the signings of several more players from Japan, including Hideki Matsui by the Yankees, Kazuo Matsui by the Mets and Kosuke Fukudome by the Chicago Cubs.
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Wojnarowski is the highest-profile reporter covering pro basketball and is a one-man scoop machine, best known for tracking player trades and signings; he is famed for dispensing his scoops in real time on Twitter.
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"It was a magical moment — such a positive buzz all around," said Kevin Elliott, a manager at 57th Street Books, an underground maze where Mr. Obama had held book signings and often visited before his election.
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"The first half of 2017 ended with a nearly identical number of contract signings as one year ago, even as the economy added 2.2 million net new jobs," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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The festival, which has events spread across the region, consists of wine dinners, parties, book signings and a central "gourmet village" at one of the major wineries, with a main stage for cooking demonstrations and talks.
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Since the end of the last season, the Yankees have added $250 million in payroll commitments through free agency (including the re-signings of J.A. Happ, C.C. Sabathia, Brett Gardner and Zack Britton) and contract extensions.
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Traditionally, these pens are handed out as souvenirs to guests attending the bill signings, and Trump has used the pen for each order he's signed thus far, often holding up the paper to show off his signature.
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"From my perspective, the quarter played out pretty much how I expected, other than we thought we had a couple more signings relationships in Services that we could have gotten done," Schroeter said in the conference call.
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They made a string of moves this season that included a coaching change, multiple trades, minor league call-ups and free-agent signings, all of which have breathed life into the club around its captain, Sidney Crosby.
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As the bank's profile grew in Southern California during the 2008 financial crisis, the bank earned a reputation for its rapid rate of foreclosures, many considered shoddy robo-signings that led to many owners losing their homes.
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Unknown Archetype, Paul White, Talaboman, Lone, Sporting Life, Space Dimension Controller and Slackk have already been getting people excited but we've also got some other great new signings up our sleeves to announce later in the year.
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The Galaxy have won a record five M.L.S. Cups, including three in four years from 2011 to 2014, when they were led by high-profile, and highly paid, signings like David Beckham, Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan.
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Together with general sci-fi conventions, these events were pulling in millions from licensed Star Trek merchandise, to say nothing of the secondary income sources photo-ops and signings created for often underpaid or underemployed genre actors.
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If you've never been to a comic convention, it's kind of like being at an indoor theme park, but with fewer nausea-inducing rides with long lines, and more educational seminars and book signings with long lines.
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Mr. Priebus, who has said he has self-diagnosed obsessive-compulsive disorder, tried at first to restrict these interactions, often by keeping the president busy with ceremonial events like executive order signings and meetings with business leaders.
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The president complains that he has not gotten the news coverage he deserves for his legislative achievements, though his bill signings are often aired live on television and his push to reverse regulations has been widely covered.
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There are a range of economic and sporting penalties the group can enforce, including restrictions on new signings and even a ban from playing in European competition, the setting in which A.C. Milan forged its international reputation.
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From the same minds that brought you the Jagr Draft, Cup champs picking their banner night opponent on live TV, and using the Cliffhanger guy to announce player signings, please welcome the league's newest rule: The Nuclear Option.
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"With the signings the team made, with (Mikel) Landa (fourth overall this year despite riding in support of Chris Froome), and Nairo (Quintana)... I don't want (to do) the Tour," Valverde told Spanish daily El Pais on Monday.
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The annual event, hosted by the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, featured two days of panels, screenings, and book signings, as well as the wall-to-wall cosplay that's become a staple at any fan convention.
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Further complicating any sales improvement is the damage done to the Houston area by Hurricane Harvey, which contributed to the South's decline in contract signings last month and will likely continue to do so in the months ahead.
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Contract signings increased slightly in March for the second consecutive month and reached their highest level in almost a year, a sign the spring buying season is off to a solid start, a new report showed on Wednesday.
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When Liverpool wants to discuss potential signings, a group composed of the team's respected German manager, Jürgen Klopp; the sporting director, Michael Edwards; and the senior scouts Dave Fallows and Barry Hunter gathers at Melwood, Liverpool's training facility.
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Jim Ryan, co-founder of JP's Sports & Rock Solid Promotions, said cards remain a draw at memorabilia shows and autograph signings the company stages in the tristate area, but not like they were in the '80s and '90s.
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In the past three years, Toronto has added a series of high-profile signings, and while not all worked out, three who remain — midfielder Michael Bradley and forwards Jozy Altidore and Sebastian Giovinco — have driven the team's turnaround.
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But with a wave of youthful South American signings and a slick-dribbling Canadian teenager, M.L.S. is trying to change all that and produce some much-desired cash for a league that continues to lose money each year.
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Serious collectors began paying five-, six- and even seven-figure sums for scarce items, like jerseys worn by Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and others, and ballplayers like Pete Rose were paid thousands of dollars to appear at autograph signings.
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Nationwide's chief economist David Berson said the increase in contract signings and closings suggests that December's existing home sales also will increase, which would push up sales of existing homes to their highest annual sales pace since 2628.
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But his decision to bring in Jesse Marsch and switch the Red Bulls' focus away from the expensive foreign signings that had been the norm in their championship-free history and toward young, homegrown talent paid off immediately.
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Offit is a pediatrician and infectious disease expert in Philadelphia whose longtime, eloquent advocacy of vaccination has made him a permanent target of anti-vaccine lobbyists — his book signings have sometimes been canceled because of credible death threats.
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WWE has too much clout to need the extra juice of a surprise debutant, along with a fixation on putting new signings through NXT, and the indies are too permeable, with talent switching between smaller promotions all the time.
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Of course, without sponsorship, China's clubs would have no chance of importing international stars such as former Arsenal and Roma striker Gervinho or Senegal's Demba Ba. Such banner signings have fueled lucrative TV deals - but not yet homegrown success.
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Accustomed to moving in a warm bubble of adulation, full of honorary degree ceremonies, book-signings and cheering audiences, he was lazily careless about what he said, and arrogant about running for the most important job in the world.
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Restricted to the $19913,21991 limit for signings for the current 22013-290 period, the Braves nonetheless signed Brandol Mezquita, Angel Rojas and Antonio Sucre for more than that by giving money to them from the bonuses of lesser prospects.
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For a few days, amid the busy period as front-office employees reshaped rosters with trades and signings, Carlos Beltran was sitting among them, learning how to use the club's internal networks to view video and file scouting reports.
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In some instances, such as executive order signings in the Oval Office, there is video of the event, and while the people standing behind the president indeed seem supportive, there is no evidence that any of them were crying.
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A productive scorer, with 46 goals in 70 regular-season appearances in M.L.S., Villa also has been one of the more durable star signings in recent league history, playing 70 of a possible 78 games since joining the league.
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Several 16-year-old prospects were set to sign with the Red Sox, but now, due to MLB's last-second ban on new signings, the prospects will have to scramble to find a new club to latch on with.
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With football clubs analogous to kidnappers in this case, it's hard not to picture prospective signings being whisked off by a gang of board members in balaclavas, then imprisoned in some sort of makeshift dungeon until they agree personal terms.
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For the last couple of years, the Red Bull Junior Team has largely dealt in big-name signings, whether it be beating Mercedes to Max Verstappen or bringing the likes of Pierre Gasly, Alex Lynn or Dean Stoneman on board.
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The number of sales, a forward-looking indicator based on contract signings, declined 28500 percent, to 6900, last month from 2628 in July and is slightly lower than last year's level, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported on Thursday.
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In 2014, Andrew Wiggins was the No. 1 pick in the draft, and he was being shuffled away from autograph signings at the risk of a reporter asking what he thought of the idea he could be traded to the Timberwolves.
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"They did so due to a strategic plan to control expenses to reduce the debt and because the (Barcelona) board of directors had already fixed a cap (of 70 million euros) for signings (for the 2013-14 campaign)," Perals said.
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Sales, which are based on contract signings, dropped 2900 percent to 220006 in August from 2202 in July, the fifth decline in six months, and the lowest reading since January 2628, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) said on Wednesday.
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Her success set a precedent for later signings like Amos Lee, the Wood Brothers and Kandace Springs as she continued to push her sound: Her previous solo album, from 2012, is "Little Broken Hearts," a pop mélange produced by Danger Mouse.
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Jackson, entering his third season as the Knicks' president, was on hand Friday at a news conference to help introduce the team's three major free-agent signings this month: point guard Brandon Jennings, shooting guard Courtney Lee and center Joakim Noah.
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But he was all-purpose: the craggy face leathery from sun, wind and snow; powerful hands scarred with cuts; flyaway hair crushed under a woolen cap; keen eyes for the next toehold; and a toothy smile for the book signings.
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Here are five takeaways from Mr. Brown's final legislative session: The flurry of bill signings on Sunday — and the ones he signed in recent weeks — essentially became a last word on lawmaking for Mr. Brown, who will leave office in January.
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Participation in the Champions League is worth about $100 million a year to the club, and missing out on it could factor into the career decisions of some of the team's star players, potential signings and even City's coach, Pep Guardiola.
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In New York City's highly competitive rental market, brokers still control listings, viewings and signings and tenants almost always have to work with a broker to rent an apartment, even if they find it on websites like StreetEasy or Craigslist.
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Three of their best players — Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres — still make less than $1 million each; their farm system is considered stronger than Boston's; and they consistently find low-cost, high-impact talent in trades and minor signings.
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Three of their best players — Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres — still make less than $1 million each; their farm system is considered stronger than Boston's; and they consistently find low-cost, high-impact talent in trades and minor signings.
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"This (strong momentum) was led by Greater China, where double digit growth in both RevPAR and net system size, as well as record signings, reflects the ongoing benefits of our long term strategic focus on this important market," the company said.
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Christiansen sees the space as a place to host book and magazine launches, signings and readings, like an evening with the French architectural photographer François Halard, who will be signing a few rare publications at the shop's opening on Saturday.
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He's turned the resemblance into his most successful bit—impersonating Osteen in public, at the pastor's own book signings, and, most famously, at a sold-out Osteen event in 2017 where he managed to make it all the way up onstage.
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He secured a flurry of signings by Saudi clubs of surplus or unhappy Al-Ahly players, bankrolled the renewal of contracts for key club players, shopped for a new coach and announced a multi-million dollar project for a new Al-Ahly stadium.
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"The Shanghai Dragons look forward to tackling the core problems of the team with the help of these new signings, as well as showcasing more competitiveness in skills and tactics with better performances in the matches ahead," the club said in a statement.
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You want to know what your team should or should not do at the draft, not in the draft, and that means trades (and, fine, OK, an occasional actual draft thing) and signings, the things that will actually affect your team next season.
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Defensively, linebacker Danny Trevathan, who was one of Chicago's top free-agent signings during the offseason after he won a Super Bowl title with the Denver Broncos, looks to make an impact in his second game back since suffering a thumb injury.
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The National Association of Realtors said Monday that its pending home sales index, which is based on contract signings of existing homes, rose 2628 percent to 28500 last month, the highest level since July, after a 6900 percent drop in January to 2628.
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Soccer SEOUL, South Korea — The Chinese Super League has grabbed most of the headlines in Asian soccer lately with its high-profile signings, but a recent deal has Japan's J.League confident it will stay a league to watch over the coming years.
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Speaking at the WSJ Tech Live Conference, Wilson expressed interested in a recently passed California law that requires the NCAA to allow college athletes to receive payment for use of their likeness, which would include video game appearances, endorsement deals, and autograph signings.
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What's even wilder is that toward the end of his father's life, he and his father developed a relationship where his father would go to book signings with him and he would sign as "The Great Santini" because that was his nickname.
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Before we get to the trade that saved their season, or the free agent signings that struggled early but ultimately adapted fairly well as the season progressed, let's start with a close look at the team's dual pillars, Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum.
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The Gallardo and Jimenez signings, both of which were made at the very tail end of free agency after every other team had passed on the pitchers, and both of which required the surrender of a draft pick, have both been unqualified disasters.
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Though he and Mislintat do not enjoy the easiest relationship — the two disagreed about whether to sign Óliver Torres, a Spanish playmaker, last summer, and with their offices at separate sites, they rarely speak — Tuchel is always consulted on signings, and often involved.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - The Cuban Baseball Federation and Major League Baseball are far from reaching a deal on transferring Cuban players to the United States even with new U.S. rules that could facilitate player signings, a top Cuban baseball official said on Wednesday.
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After Luhnow was hired by the Astros after the 2011 season, the team endured several losing seasons to secure high draft picks to complement some of the young talent in the system, and it continued to make shrewd trades and free-agent signings.
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The final day of this year's festival featured a series of signings and talks, including the interview with Orange, at The Lucy, a recently opened mixed-use complex owned by the Rogers Foundation that serves as a home for the B.M.I. crowd.
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The deal signings, which Mr. Trump said were valued at nearly $400 billion, came on the same day that about 50 chief executives from the United States and Saudi Arabia had gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh to discuss business opportunities.
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He oversaw a front office that developed the young pitching talent it had inherited (Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Steven Matz) and supplemented it with shrewd trades (Noah Syndergaard, Travis d'Arnaud, Zack Wheeler, Yoenis Cespedes) and signings (Curtis Granderson, Asdrubal Cabrera and Neil Walker).
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That warning, the official said, coincides with the message that Commissioner Rob Manfred issued at last month's general managers meeting, where he reiterated that teams not try to circumvent baseball's rules on international signings with any off-the-books agreement with Ohtani.
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"The lull in contract signings in January from the large East Coast blizzard, along with the slump in the stock market, may have played a role in February's lack of closings," said the National Association of Realtors' Lawrence Yun in the release.
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Among the 17 overseas players to make the squad are new signings Leroy Sane and Ilkay Gundogan, who are yet to play for City, as well as captain Vincent Kompany, who is still recovering from the injury that kept him out of Euro 2016.
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San Diego is arguably the most well-known comic convention of the year, hosting hundreds of celebrities for panels, signings and meet-and-greets as well as being the go-to place for studios to release major news about movies, television shows and comics.
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ET, NBC ABOUT THE RANGERS (22-23-24): Michael Grabner continues to be one of the best free-agent signings after last season with 21 goals – the second-most in his career behind the 22 he posted with the New York Islanders in 22-193.
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That is why Rummenigge may have been a bit muted on the new signings — he does not want Guardiola to feel that he and the club are looking past him to the new manager, Carlo Ancelotti, even if the reality is that they are.
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Catch Lita Ford on tour next month, and keep an eye out for her book signings, too—WORD Bookstores and Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar is hosting a signing and live Q&A with Lita tonight, conducted by Noisey editor Kim Kelly (more info here).
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It's where Kim Kardashian signed copies of her book Selfish, and in the coming weeks it will play host to signings by Cameron Diaz, a Vine star, a YouTube star, Henry Winkler, Linda Gray from Dallas, and the home renovation superstars the Property Brothers.
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Tester has had to deal with tweets from the president calling on him to resign, the president taunting him in a phone call with Fox News, and not getting invited to the White House for two different signings of two bills that Tester co-sponsored.
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My photo is all over the web and I've attended enough conventions and romance book signings throughout the years that I'm recognizable both online and in real life as Shoshanna Evers, so I know calling myself another name might be confusing for a while.
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Just when the industry had started to see a period of stability and strength, independent bookstore owners are bracing for the devastating blow of having to shut their doors and cancel book signings and literary festivals, events that are the lifeblood of their businesses.
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There has been such a clamor for new signings, for fresh blood, that it is no surprise that the arrival of Bruno Fernandes this week has been greeted as a triumph, a success in and of itself, by both fans and some inside the club.
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Gelfond: The way our cycle works is we sign theaters and then we open them up the next couple of years, so I can tell you areas where we have had a lot of signings recently are in the Middle East, especially Saudi Arabia.
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They quickly convinced countless rival teams that they wouldn't have traded away Porzingis, their most promising draft pick since Patrick Ewing, unless they had assurances that the resultant salary-cap space would lead to the free-agent signings of Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
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A six-time Pro Bowler, Marshall, 32, was acquired by the Jets in 2015 from the Chicago Bears in exchange for a fifth-round draft pick, one of the team's more high-profile signings after the arrival of General Manager Mike Maccagnan that year.
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As majority leader, the next two years might have been the pinnacle of his career: bill signings, valedictory news conferences (and few politicians visibly delight in news conferences the way Schumer does), the sorts of late-night negotiations that historians like Caro write books about.
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"The Super League Board accepts the legalities around the RFL's decision to register Israel Folau, and the Board has voted unanimously to put in place measures that ensure the Super League has greater authority to stop controversial signings such as this in the future," read a statement.
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"The Super League Board accepts the legalities around the RFL's decision to register Israel Folau, and the Board has voted unanimously to put in place measures that ensure the Super League has greater authority to stop controversial signings such as this in the future," it added.
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This is true even in the age of the mega-signings that slowly became routine after David Beckham's arrival in 2007 – when inking the likes of David Villa, Didier Drogba, and Steven Gerrard became a great deal easier, inciting Friday's rumor that Zlatan Ibrahimovic is next.
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Here were the no-hopers, the relegation survivors who, with a makeshift collection of journeymen, bargain-basement signings and unlikely over-achievers all overseen by a likeable coach that few fans wanted, downed the best and richest teams in a league dominated by a mega-wealthy elite.
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He said he had known of its reputation for physical play, and of its penchant for marquee signings from Europe, and he named a handful of Argentines who had burnished their reputation in the league, including Ignacio Piatti (Montreal), Maxi Urruti (Portland) and Mauro Rosales (F.
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The signings will be lawful under the decades-old American embargo provided that the salaries are paid directly to players and that no money goes directly to the government, making it unclear whether Cuba would agree to such an arrangement for players still in the country.
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Other big signings of the week include the stacked Tampa Bay Lightning signing 23-year-old Nikita Kucherov to a team-friendly three-year, $14.3 million deal and the surging Buffalo Sabres signing 21-year-old defenceman Rasmus Ristolainen to a six-year, $32.4 million deal.
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The signings, which were confirmed by the family on their shoe and apparel company's Twitter account, came days after their father, LaVar Ball, announced that LiAngelo and LaMelo had both signed with an agent — Harrison Gaines of Slash Sports Entertainment — in hopes of finding a European team.
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And then there is what I like to call the Transaction Game: the chasing of the various trades, free-agent signings, hirings, firings and draft-day dealings that, maybe more so in the N.B.A. than in any other league, has almost become a sport unto itself.
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The ill-fated signings of Mozgov and the veteran forward Luol Deng in the summer of 2016 were among the factors that led to Kupchak's dismissal in February 2017 and subsequent replacement by the legendary Lakers guard Magic Johnson and the longtime player agent Rob Pelinka.
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At the time of the filing, they agreed to rotate in and out of the house while the children stayed put, an arrangement not unlike how they'd been living while Kate was traveling for book signings or speaking engagements or while Jon went skiing or to visit friends.
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She worked with Ivanka Trump to expand the child tax credit; she was part of a House delegation that went to the White House in an effort to get other members on board with the Republican health care bill; she has been present at several bill signings and ceremonies.
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Best Verse: JadakissOverall Grade: C In a sign that 300 Entertainment may be ramping up the promotional machine for one of their latest signings, Chicago rapper Famous Dex, one of his biggest hits on YouTube has been remixed with Wiz Khalifa and Dex's Rich Forever labelmate Rich The Kid.
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Earlier this month the Utah Jazz—an organically constructed, well-run franchise that's recently made a habit of making shrewd trades, brilliant draft picks, and systematic free agent signings—lost star player Gordon Hayward after having won 260 games and a playoff series in the cutthroat Western Conference.
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They're scheduled to celebrate the beginning of Children's Book Week (May 2 through 8) at Jefferson Market Library, where the fun will include crafts, book signings, literary trivia games, yoga and a picture book "story ball," in which children will work with the visiting artists to create original tales.
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The trades and free-agent signings have given the Mariners a deeper rotation with Wade Miley and Nathan Karns; a revamped bullpen with Cishek, Joaquin Benoit and Justin De Fratus; better defense with center fielder Leonys Martin; and more reliable on-base threats with Nori Aoki and Adam Lind.
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The only silver lining in most of these signings is either that the deal won't make your favorite team worse for a year or two, or that the next lockout will allow for compliance buyouts of any bad deal handed out by your team (cough T.J. Oshie cough).
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"The economy is in great shape, most local job markets are very strong and incomes are slowly rising, but there's little doubt last month's retreat in contract signings occurred because of woefully low supply levels and the sudden increase in mortgage rates," NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said in a statement.
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That's unless the raiding club is Arsenal, of course, in which case the mere suggestion of a transfer 'war chest' means that they have finished 5th and – intending only to make a couple of underwhelming signings on the penultimate day of the window – need a way of distracting angry fans.
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" Dunham also added in an Instagram post marking the start of the charity sale, "I've been lucky enough to own some truly special (often custom) pieces from innovative designers and selling items that have been worn down Brooklyn streets, on the set of GIRLS and at awards shows and book signings.
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Jürgen Klopp, the club's German manager, was deemed to have left his squad especially exposed at left back — where the forgetful Alberto Moreno and James Milner, a converted midfielder, were his only options — while Fenway Sports Group, the owner, stood accused of undermining the club's ambitions by seeking low-budget signings.
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The squad finished the season bottom of the table on a meagre 25 points, with big-name signings like Shaun Wright-Phillips, Esteban Granero and Christopher Samba looking either disinterested or inadequate, while an insubordinate supporting cast headed by Jose Bosingwa seemed to drag down the dressing room and undermine morale.
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Though it has wasted millions on poor signings, just as damning is the money it has not spent: spending months preparing deals for the likes of Toni Kroos, Cesc Fàbregas and Cristiano Ronaldo, only to find them signing for rivals or being given more lucrative contracts at their current clubs.
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Among some of the items being offered include several Linkin Park special edition models of the Open Labs Neko XXL Gen5 DAW keyboard workstation, which was built specifically for the band, and a Yamaha KX5 Keyta that comes with a Linkin Park banner used backstage for signings and other fan events.
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"The economy is in great shape, most local job markets are very strong and incomes are slowly rising, but there's little doubt last month's retreat in contract signings occurred because of woefully low supply levels and the sudden increase in mortgage rates," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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Free-agent signings like Ivan Rodriguez and Magglio Ordonez; a Rule 5 pick that worked out unusually well in first baseman Chris Shelton; they made an insanely lopsided trade of their own in acquiring shortstop Carlos Guillen from the Seattle Mariners for a utility infielder and a minor league pitcher.
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Democrats on the Finance Committee said they were delaying votes on Price and Mnuchin because they wanted more information on Price's stock trades in an Australian medical company and reports that Mnuchin's former bank, OneWest, used automated "robo-signings" of foreclosure documents, which apparently contradicted statements the nominees had made to senators.
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Asset Quality Below Publicly-Traded Peers Fitch considers BRX's asset quality to be at the lower end of its publicly traded peers, based on the portfolio's current operating metrics including in-place rents for anchor and shop tenants, per square foot lease signings for new and renewal rents, occupancy, and surrounding population demographics.
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The Spanish transfer window shut on Friday night, with Barcelona failing to add to their signings of Ousmane Dembele, Nelson Semedo, Gerard Deulofeu and Paulinho, despite coach Ernesto Valverde stating publicly he wanted a stronger squad after losing Neymar to Paris St Germain for a world record fee of 222 million euros.
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Through the draft, trades, free-agent signings and retention of the most promising Yankee minor leaguers, Michael created the path putting Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada, Paul O'Neill, Bernie Williams, Tino Martinez, David Cone and Joe Girardi in pinstripes for many or all of those four Yankee championship teams.
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A number of Europe's top forwards, including Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, and Cristiano Ronaldo, have already been linked with Miami, reports ESPN FC.However given the club has played just one MLS match to date, such huge names seem unlikely signings — even with the draw of club president and MLS legend David Beckham.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Gary D. Cohn, the director of Mr. Trump's National Economic Council, laid out the bare bones to reporters, part of a mad dash toward the administration's 215th day on Saturday that has included the resurrection of a health care bill and near-daily signings of executive orders.
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The photographs of elaborate flower arrangements in "Paperwork and the Will of Capital" obliquely evoke the various occasions on which the arrangements were originally presented — signings of treaties between nations, carefully worded contracts agreed to by multinationals — and become a pretext for an investigation into the complexities of statecraft, history and horticulture.
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The championship was the triumphant culmination of an ambitious, and expensive, push by Toronto F.C.'s management over the past several years to rebuild the club around high-salaried players like Altidore, midfielder Michael Bradley and forward Sebastian Giovinco — high-profile signings who steadily lifted the club from M.L.S. irrelevance to leaguewide dominance.
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Those were the characteristics P.S.G. fell back upon Tuesday night in Manchester: Thiago Silva, among the club's first wave of superstar signings, all the way back in 2012, towering in defense; Marquinhos, deployed to stifle and to shadow Pogba, dominant in midfield; the bustle of Marco Verratti, the hustle of Ángel Di María.
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Williamson wound up choosing Nike over rivals such as Adidas (ADDDF) and Under Armour (UA), both of which have made some successful signings of top hoops stars in recent years: James Harden of the Houston Rockets is an Adidas endorser and Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has a line of shoes for Under Armour.
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Ivanka Trump, who now serves as an official government adviser to her father, complete with a security clearance and an office in the West Wing, announced Thursday she won't do any publicity for her book – no tour, no book signings, and none of the television interviews that help boost a book to the bestseller lists.
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