Arbitration clauses are often hidden in the contractual small print.
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Thereby rushing people to agree without reading any small print.
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A lot can be contained in that very small print.
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I fear to read the small print of the guarantee.
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Again, in theory, a small print could work at that resolution.
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You'd be surprised at how many don't read the small print.
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The obvious solution—to read that small print—is not always feasible.
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Most people gloss over what's in the small print of their contracts.
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At least he thought he did until he read the small print.
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It can, however, be hard to read because of the small print.
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We didn't even find it in the small print of their privacy policies.
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And, there are a few other small-print items listed on the coupon.
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"I'm looking for the small print at this point," Heller told reporters. Sen.
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If a deal is struck, it will be worth reading the small print.
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But that's all small-print facts in the face of the album's content.
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The disclosure now appears in small print at the bottom of the website.
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Unfortunately, as with many health crazes, this one comes with small-print warnings.
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Not some kind of, "Well, it's back there in page 75" of some kind of agreement in small print — that if you happen to have been a lawyer specializing in a degree in small print, you know something about it.
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The unit itself does disclose that it's "sponsored" in small print at the bottom.
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The small print is to be filled out by committees, supposedly after public consultations.
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Or, as the state-run media know, pretty pictures dress up the small print.
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The small print reveals that the declaration is, in part, a plea for money.
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The words "Best Actress" are on there — at the very bottom — in small print.
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As ever, everything will depend in the end on the small print in each policy.
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In other words, always check the small print for the apps and services you use.
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Worse, the charges — typically $10 to $40 per night — are often hidden in small print.
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Consumers read about a juicy offer, but fear a catch is hidden in the small print.
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Blackout dates and fees apply; you can check Southwest's website for all the small-print information.
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And in fact if you go to the trouble of reading the small print of Unroll.
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At medical school, he was nicknamed Small Print Barker, for his mastery of the course materials.
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We were hanging a small print of a Sol LeWitt drawing, squares in squares in squares.
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Lizzo, whose name appeared in the small print last year — funny now, considering her blockbuster 2019.
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New recruits may not look at the small print, or think it will ever apply to them.
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This tool could be great for restaurants, or anywhere else where there's small print in low light.
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Like any annuity, these may come with punishingly high fees, so reading the small print is crucial.
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"I had to use a magnifying glass to see small print," said Thompson, who now wears bifocals.
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And the Silver Surf app was designed for people over 50 to read small print with zoom control.
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Even the legal small print that often appears at the bottom of the screen is Gen Z friendly.
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Deep down in the small print, does your USP sum to claiming to do the least possible damage?
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Beneath the main introductory wall text for Durham's retrospective at the Walker, in small print, is a disclaimer.
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Some economists have argued that consumers' rights will be protected, even if only a few read the small print.
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One thing to be aware of: there is some interesting small print under that "Delete Siri & Dictation History" link.
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In small print, the company clarifies that it doesn't delete any existing data after you've opted out, either. 713.
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Look through the magnifying glass, and you could make out the word "yes" in small print on the ceiling.
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There are people who love how cleanly she slices through policy layers, how thoroughly she digests the small print.
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In small print, the graphic warns that text voting is not available in Guam, Puerto Rico, Alaska, or Hawaii.
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These types of waivers, often written in small print with legal verbiage, have become a part of modern life.
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The map seems politically safe: The Tiananmen Square crackdown is referred to as an "incident," buried in small print.
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The ads it sells are marked with a small-print "sponsored" tag and otherwise identical to every other post.
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And, it's all in the small print – why it matters that consumers neither read nor understand the contracts they sign.
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Just be sure to read the small print: Many Black Friday/Cyber Monday offers come with blackout dates and restrictions.
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But not reading the small print could lead to big problems, especially when it comes to money services like Venmo.
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But the lawmakers raised concerns that the warnings were issued in small print or only briefly mentioned at the auction.
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They aren't trying to decipher the small-print ingredients for over-the-counter pain relievers (another human-over-40 habit).
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When you get up close and you read the small print you discover that they're primarily directed at government officials.
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However, Khan says she has no hard feelings towards the photographer and blamed herself for not reading the small print.
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The book often seamlessly blends Tezuka's own artwork into the mix with Ban's, indicating the transitions only in small print.
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Drivers usually sign away their rights to data in a small-print clause buried in the ownership or lease agreement.
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First, it assumes you read the small print in every contract, and you and I both know that that's hard.
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"One day I happened to be browsing a particularly boring legal agreement with many lines of proverbial small print," Tromer says.
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Unfortunately, I failed to read the small print explaining that my handsome husband may start seeing me as June Cleaver, too.
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And we shouldn't have to wade through complex math, reams of small print, or reduced salaries when we take leave, either.
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The small print in these documents requires all signatories to agree to binding arbitration and to clauses that ban class actions.
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The small print read: sure, we're all lonely as heck, and we all feel a bit fucked up, but it's okay.
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In small print displayed beneath the password box, Facebook claimed that it wouldn't store the password entered as part of this process.
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High-yield CSI Properties, which priced a small print of perpetual notes yesterday at par, saw its new paper at 99.80/100.10.
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"It's all very well in theory, but we need to read the small print," said Alan Crawley, whose mother survived the fire.
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An outer box that beamed with flashy images, marketing copy, and densely packed small print took a fiddly few moments to remove.
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Squinting at the small print of those elusive discount codes is a feat at the best of times, not least after several Stellas.
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But if you look at "fine print" as quality printing as opposed to small print, you might guess that the answer is SCRAWL.
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Part of the problem is that regulators take time studying the small print when two companies of great size and stature come together.
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The photo showcases a series of small print maps and guides, and an app splash screen with the logo on a red background.
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But she remained legally blind; she needed thick eyeglasses and a magnifying glass to read small print and was not able to drive.
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" The small print beneath explains, "Vapers can inhale toxic metals into their lungs -- like these from the periodic table: chromium, nickel, and lead.
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She's turning 53 this year, has two children—14 and 17—with a previous partner and runs a small print management business from home.
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And on Wednesday, in small print at the bottom of a slide about earnings, Facebook increased the estimate by 36 percent, to 116 million.
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And there's also magic in the small print (if you don't squint, you'll miss gems like Yaeji, Priests, Noname, Japanese Breakfast and John Maus).
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Still, he himself had advised me, in his pre-surgery small-print talk, of the two percent probability that I could get an infection.
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After a small print release last November, Monologue #1 is now available as a digital comic, and the world's a bit luckier for it.
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And on Wednesday, in small print at the bottom of a slide about earnings, Facebook increased the estimate by 220 percent, to 2255 million.
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Even when they pay good money for something, restrictions buried in the small print can limit what they may, or may not, do with it.
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The website has the Women's March logo, but in small print at the bottom, it says the count is being conducted by It's Time Network.
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In the descriptions of those plans, important details like exclusions for pre-existing conditions, coverage caps, and hidden fees might be hidden in small print.
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When it comes to credit cards, the benefits are easy to see — while the downsides are often buried in the small print on the application.
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They objected to some of the small print, which loosens minimum-wage and overtime regulations, and the rules for appointing members to the oversight board.
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If you don't have the time to read the entire agreement (it's 15 pages of small print), this will take care of the arbitration clause.
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The thorny math and small print made it all seem a little shady, but on December 11th, I bought my first mining contract with Hashflare.
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Yet it is easy to miss these (they were in the small print at the bottom of the page at the end of the booking process).
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Check the small print and opt for a hosting plan that has high bandwidth offerings so that your site doesn't go down at a pivotal moment.
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Check the small print though, like the caveat that Verizon may restrict the speeds you get after you hit 22GB in a month on that unlimited plan.
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Right now the EU's General Data Protection Regulation can take credit for a whole lot of spilt ink as tech industry small print is reworded en masse.
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Even then, the data about the jobs the program had produced was tucked into a cluster of small-print footnotes at the bottom of the tenth page.
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The two reports Das wrote about his second, 14-month journey were kept confidential until the 1890s and then published, with severe redactions, in small print runs.
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On the surface, this looks like a victory, but if you strain your eyes to look at the small print, the sales tell a completely different story.
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Faulty eyesight keeps children from succeeding in school, makes it difficult for older people who have to read small print for work, and contributes to traffic accidents.
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Just make sure you check the small print when it comes to how many simultaneous streams are allowed, and how many devices they can be beamed to.
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If you guessed the Bible or the Manhattan telephone book, you would not be wrong (though there are small-print Bibles that are under a thousand pages).
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The court has imposed various demanding new pleading requirements, and has upheld class-action waivers in mandatory arbitration clauses buried in the small print of consumer contracts.
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However, if fans read the small print, they will be reminded that on each occasion Hanyu triumphed by producing one spectacular performance while the other was anything but.
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But the rates exploded into much higher charges a few years later, a result described in the small print of loan documents but one that salespeople rarely highlighted.
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The document, a grid with small print, notably said that Bernie Sanders would "end Culinary Healthcare" in a bullet point alongside other details about his proposals and views.
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" Jeannie Suk Gersen, a Harvard Law School professor who writes regularly for The New Yorker, a Condé Nast magazine, read the small print, too, and thought: "No way.
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But check the small print: Labour is proposing that such a referendum take place only after Parliament approves Mrs May's deal, as what Mr Corbyn calls a "confirmatory" measure.
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Rifle through those racks of quirkily labelled beer bottles in your local offie, squint at the small print and you won't find reference to the giants behind the brands.
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The days of reading the small print to see whether a repair or new part for your ailing laptop will void its warranty may be coming to an end.
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"Whoever reads the small print on the 'historic' resolution understands that it is a dummy-resolution," tweeted Zvi Hauser, an ex-Netanyahu cabinet secretary now with an opposition party.
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If you study the small print on SSRIs, you'll find, close to the end of the list of side effects, references to taste disturbances, taste loss, and taste perversion.
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Not his father, Abid al-Sudani, a strict disciplinarian who demanded unstinting obedience from his eldest son and put him to work after school in his small print shop.
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The legal disclaimer in the small print at the front is strikingly worded and unusually definitive: "Nothing in this book is true of anyone alive or dead," it reads.
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Smartphone makers are under no obligation to specify IP ratings, and may just use terms like "splashproof" or "waterproof"—check the small print to find out exactly what this means.
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He'd coached the team to their drought-busting Stanley Cup win in 1994, then immediately bolted for St. Louis, citing a shady reading of the small print in his contract.
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I look at lineups in the UK, Europe, the US—anything that Courtney's announced on—and there are plenty of women on the bill, but they're always the small print.
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Retailers seeking to boost sales previously aligned themselves with financing partners who sought to hoodwink consumers into adopting revolving credit lines built on compound interest, hidden fees and small print.
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As with many of Mr Renzi's announcements, there was small print: his finance minister later explained the extra spending was dependent on the European Commission's agreement to more budget flexibility.
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But the lack of payout from the World Bank instruments is raising questions over whether they can indeed offer governments timely help to tackle crises, given the stringent small print.
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In its marketing materials, Chefman says this cooker has a one-year "hassle-free" warranty, but the small print suggests that the warranty is more of the traditional "limited" variety.
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But the small print on the type of shows it's used for means it tends to impact nights when genres such as grime, garage, R&B, and house are played.
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The Senate has killed a rule allowing groups of consumers to sue financial firms and card issuers even when the small print of their contracts prohibits them from doing so.
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The marquee for the book might read "DRUGS, CULTS, THE DESERT, THE '70s" — sexy titles that could lure you in — but it's the small print that will keep you reading.
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Mr. Myrstad said that the team decided to read and analyze the small print of selected apps over six months, and that it discovered that many of them broke the law.
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On other signs the "Trump" name has been moved from front-and-center to the small print at the bottom, which now reads: "Operated by the Trump Organization," the Post said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump seems determined to ignore the small print disclaimer that brokers use to warn investors eying a bumper return -- stocks can go down as well as up.
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" In small print, the emails say they were "created and distributed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services" to people who "signed up for email updates from the Medicare team.
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That's why I appreciated the overwhelming volumes of reading materials that came with the kit (each item had its own user manual with about 15 to 20 pages of small print).
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Now, four years later, Specialist Clayton, one of the entries on the long, small-print list of American military deaths, has been resurfaced from history and thrust onto the national stage.
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There's nothing wrong with this process, especially if it leads to a really great deal, but it's also quite refreshing when a retailer drops a sale without all the small print.
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And in case you're wondering, like the battery packs, there should also be some small print on the device's included charger that states how many watts or volts and amps it needs.
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In small print, it urged its new Sea-Monkey owners to earn a DLD degree (Doctor of Denizens of the Deep) by writing directly to the Crustacean College of Sea-Monkey Knowledge.
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I caught up with Zeichner at SXSW to talk about her interests, SXSW and managing a small print publication in a media environment that is more and more unforgiving for such efforts.
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Small print on the leaflet revealed the data used was from a poll asking voters in the seat how they would vote if only the Lib Dems and Conservatives were in contention.
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New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood said this was "deceptive" because Pfizer buried limits on the total savings in the small print, and that thousands of consumers ended up paying much more.
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Whether you're buying a console or a TV, you need to read through the small print for as many of these specifications as you can find: resolution, HDR, color gamut, and frame rate.
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Read closely: the small print in the ad is talking about how the plug itself will shut down when the plug overheats, not the blazing hot appliance, despite the tricky ad implying otherwise.
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However, as it's noted in small print on the official website, if the festival offers on-site camping, the pass holder must email Live Nation two weeks in advance to reserve campground space.
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There should either be a detailed declaration in small print of the features altered, or we should see the original image and celebrate the humanity and reality of the subject and her photographer.
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Gen Z shoppers "take a box on the shelf and they turn it around because they want to look at the small print," understanding what the ingredients are and from where they're sourced.
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You can find it in the small print on adjustable-rate mortgages and private student loans, it is the basis for enormous corporate loans, and it underpins nearly $20083 trillion of derivatives contracts.
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You can find it in the small print on adjustable-rate mortgages and private student loans, it is the basis for enormous corporate loans, and it underpins nearly $200 trillion of derivatives contracts.
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These are a fantastic option for people who struggle to look at small print, but the selection is always smaller than more traditional books, and of course, you have to go to the library.
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In a study conducted by researchers in the UK, 94% of respondents said they didn't trust a website if it involved complex layouts, small print, boring color choices, and other elements of crappy design.
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After you've successfully removed the app, Facebook states, in small print, the app "may have info you previously shared" with it, and the onus is on you to contact the company to remove it.
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They know that millennial travellers either don't trust insurers, don't really think they need insurance, or just can't be bothered with all of the small print – so they've set out to find a solution.
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Firms started to push back by adding into contracts, often deep in the small print, clauses that block participation in a class suit and make private arbitration binding in the event of a dispute.
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Maybe there's some legal reason to put the "if necessary" in small print on the ticket somewhere so some shady lawyer doesn't sue you, but for the rest of us, I think we're good.
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Small print on the leaflets reveals that the Lib Dems have instead used a modelled projection of national YouGov polling by the website Flavible, which attempts to estimate support for parties in individual constituencies.
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It was 2016, and she was still over a year out from releasing Ctrl, the album that took her from the fest poster's small print and into the rarefied upper echelons of the lineup.
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But the investments are typically buried in the small print of such disclosures, mixed in with the funds&apos other holdings, often with little or no indication that they represent stakes in private companies.
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His political opponents ridiculed him for his announcement of a new settlement: "Whoever reads the small print on the 'historic' resolution understands that it is a dummy-resolution," tweeted Zvi Hauser, as translated by Reuters.
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And in the small print displayed on the video at that point the company caveats that the 1TB claim is for 512GB models equipped with another 512GB in expandable memory (at the owner's separate expense).
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Some also wondered if they will even know whether the dairy products are made locally or in the U.S. Canadian dairy products are currently labeled with country of origin but sometimes in very small print.
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Though in less commercially attractive areas, where there could be a greater risk of price inflation, the government's small print does include the recognition that regulatory interventions — such as price controls — may indeed be required.
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But scrutinizing the small print, some investors want Shell to show how it will calculate the targets for lowering emissions in the new bonus scheme rather than provide the information retrospectively in its annual report.
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The issue clearly bothers the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), a British regulator, which launched a campaign in April under the banner "Small Print, Big Difference" to encourage travel and tourism operators to treat customers fairly.
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That warning's even in the small print when you go to buy the phone from the Apple website, so we all knew, or should have known, to expect the extra glossiness to result in extra scratches.
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The additional costs don't show up on StubHub's website until after you've input personal information (name, email, phone number), and then appear in small print at the bottom of the window asking for your payment information.
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Remember those late night sessions of staring at dense columns of small print, the eye galloping through thickets of prose and poetry, slowing down just long enough to pick up a crucial phrase or plot point?
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Echo Point is now running a Kickstarter campaign to raise $5,000 to pay for a small print run of the book: "Publish the book that Donald Trump doesn't want you to read," the pitch on Kickstarter says.
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Turns out that although Maggs had shelled out $182 for an "earlybird gentleman's ticket," he had failed to read the small print stipulating that would-be single males needed to provide two character references to guarantee entry.
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Khan recounted how she first discovered her image was used in a campaign six years ago, in a now-viral Twitter thread she posted to warn others about taking care to read the small print on contracts.
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Heck, you can even watch the Super Bowl with YouTube TV.What's always been missing from that sales pitch—or at least confined to the small print—is the fact that YouTube TV doesn't really work with most TVs.
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In small print the website notes that those clicking submit are also agreeing to the party processing their data for its full suite of campaign purposes — as contained in the expansive terms of its Privacy Policy mentioned above.
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DAVID CORBETTExeter, New Hampshire Thinking about people's tendency neither to read nor understand contracts ("Critical conditions", July 27th) they should always be aware of what's written down, because while The Large Print Giveth, The Small Print Taketh Away.
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But if you've bought a bag of frozen seafood at Walmart, one with small print that reads, "Caught in the USA, Processed in China," then a percentage of the purchase price might've gone straight to the North Korean government.
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"Hoping to skirt the law on a technicality, some sellers made false claims and then in small print provided a disclaimer that their products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease," Ashley and Stearn wrote.
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Aren't you fed up with being asked to read lengthy legalistic disclosures in small print that are impossible to decipher but constitute the surrender of privacy that should be protected, instead, by a clear new privacy bill of rights?
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As species of personality go, the writer and the bureaucrat are closely related: they're deskbound creatures who enjoy the comfortable certainties of Microsoft Office and dazzling us with wordcraft, be it small-print legalese or the impenetrable prose of literary fiction.
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" Williams told BuzzFeed News that while iRobot will need to get customers' permission, "this request for consent may appear as small print in some updated policy, which in our mind is not real consent, especially given the sensitivity of this information.
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Their marketing strategy is designed to create a yearning for "quick fix" weight loss so intense it overrides common sense, especially in a social media culture optimized for aspirational photos that distract from the already hard-to-find small print.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - While U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a Middle East peace plan on Tuesday that was hailed by Israel as an historic breakthrough and a sign of the allies' seamless coordination, there were some telling inconsistencies in the small print.
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A comprehensive study found that only 39 percent of drug-lawsuit ads currently warn patients to consult their doctors before stopping any medication — and the minority that do put the warnings in such small print that they are difficult to view.
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"But ethicists still would say if you start using an app, and in small print, it says you're consenting to third-party use, is it really meaningful consent?" says Barbara Prainsack, an ethicist and health policy expert at the University of Vienna.
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But in small print beneath that warm welcome, there's a caveat: "(No gays.)" That's the opening of a new PSA from the Movement Advancement Project (MAP), released in partnership with the Child Welfare League of America and the National Association of Social Workers.
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The vote was not just against 297 pages of hard-to-read small print and a discredited FARC, but also against a president who has seen his popularity plummet, undermined in part by the relentless opposition of Mr. Uribe, his former ally.
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He laid out the case in less cinematic terms, because, as the comedian John Oliver has pointed out in his warnings about corporate media power on his HBO show, the big stakes of the wired future are hidden in the small print.
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The app is simple—it enlarges text in order to take up the entire phone screen so that a deaf person can see what is said in a flash, rather than having to read the small print in something like a text message.
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Though "skeptical" it would succeed, Henderson also refused to dismiss the plaintiffs' claim that reasonable consumers would likely be deceived by packaging for the cereal, noting that text mentioning its sugar content and being "sweetened" appeared in small print on the boxes.
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In small print, amid references to sections of the administrative code, tickets instruct owners to "timely correct" violations, without explaining what would be considered timely, or specifying that the city can issue failure-to-comply tickets every 60 days in the meantime.
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It will also require that the company makes it perfectly clear what users are opting into, rather than stashing that information in the small print of a Terms and Conditions agreement — all of which the company tells us it plans to do moving forward.
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"So I think any kind of a surprise, any kind of a small print on the nonfarm payrolls, let's say 125,000 maybe even lower should create a shock to the system and maybe get everybody out of the complacency that we have now," he said.
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I shudder to think what it was like before Obamacare, when you couldn't even be sure that the basics were covered without an M.D. after your name, a magnifying glass for the small print and a couple of weeks with nothing much in the diary.
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According to the website of the Museum of Hoaxes, many readers panicked, especially those not used to reading all the way to the end, where they would have been informed, in small print, that everything heretofore described had been made up out of whole cloth.
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But Christie's was also slow to release an official condition report and its authenticity warranty on the Leonardo runs out in five years, as it does on all lots bought at its auctions, according to the small print in the back of its sale catalog.
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After this, Samsung moves to brag about the Note 9's "all day battery" (which it's confidently teased before — so the company looks to have put the Note 7 battery fiasco well and truly behind it), although the usual small print disclaimers warn about variable battery performance.
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"These 'deals' can often be found on fake websites, which means consumers face an increased risk of faulty transactions, putting their payment details at risk or locking them in for multiple additional payments that they did not see within the small print," Young told CNBC via email.
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"I would always advise going for cash compensation rather than a voucher that comes with small print like an expiry date," said Kevin Clarke, a flight delay lawyer with U.K.-based firm Bott & Co. which charges a fee of $35 plus $35 per passenger for successful claims.
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"Envestnet should not put the burden on consumers to locate a notice buried in small print in a bank or apps' terms and conditions or privacy policy, and then find a way to opt out—if that is even possible—in order to protect their privacy."
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The second photo in the post was a picture Souza snapped of notes Obama made while in office, showing the former president holding a yellow booklet of pages filled with nearly 28503 lines of notes written in small print and what appears to be black pen ink.
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Few voters pay attention to the small print of tax proposals, which makes it easier for tax-cut proponents to put their policies in the best possible light, as Trump is doing by insisting that cutting taxes for the rich is really all about boosting employment.
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"You have to look at the small print and what's being spent in the UK." The Reuters analysis highlights the challenges British companies face in China, with whom the UK has a ballooning deficit, and how even a post-Brexit free trade deal may fail to accelerate exports.
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In the investment adviser context, the fiduciary responsibility that the registered representative or investment adviser has to a client makes these disclosures imperative and they must be clearly communicated, not buried in the small print on the backside of a report or flashed unintelligibly on a TV screen.
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Pearson specifically mentions Google, Facebook, Apple or AWS (Amazon Web Services), but also mentioned that there could be a "future equivalent" that owns the PCs or servers and the small print that could give them access to things like replication, the ability to license data, or even ownership.
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A multi-month investigation by the medical device regulator in Natural Cycles' home market, instigated after a number of women fell pregnant while using its method, found rates of failure were in line with its small-print promises but concluded with the company agreeing to clarify the risk of the product failing.
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I remember you as Julie's Uncle Bert and the note with the book said it was from Al." (My legal name is Albert, and apparently the small-print "From Uncle Bert" note was overshadowed by my name and address.) He continued: "Once I picked up the book, I could not put it down.
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To make it even easier, they've anticipated our lazy complaints about time constraints for physically picking an item up, so there's usually a two week window they'll hold onto your package(s), starting from the day you receive a notification that it's ready (but we advise always reading the small print, just in case).
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Some developers will think it's entirely legitimate to gather a bit of anonymized user data in return for a free app—it's what Google does with Gmail after all—but they should absolutely be telling you about this in the terms and conditions for the add-on, so check the small print and the extension description carefully.
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At a time when democracy is under threat in many places, for Britain's government to unilaterally suspend parliament — regardless of the small print — sends the wrong signal, and impairs the capacity of British governments to take a moral stand in solidarity with democrats fighting deeper battles for their rights and freedoms, from Hong Kong to Hungary.
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This click-and-go approach might suggest a lack of intimacy, but scan the small print and you'll find a handful of men offering a more specialized service: "sober sex"—basically a combination of sex work, therapy, and guerrilla rehab intended to steer clients away from "H&H" (high and horny) fun and toward the unbridled joy of a clear-headed orgasm.
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The report, which is based on responses from 2,057 adult internet users and 1,001 children, flags as a top-line finding that eight in ten adults have concerns about some aspects of Internet use and further suggests the proportion of adults concerned about going online has risen from 59% to 78% since last year (though its small-print notes this result is not directly comparable with last year's survey so "can only be interpreted as indicative").
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"Ministers are trying to bounce MPs into signing off a Bill that could cause huge damage to our country," Keir Starmer, from the opposition Labour party, said on Twitter Monday about what he describes as pressure from the government to approve what Johnson negotiated with the EU. "Boris Johnson knows that the more time people have to read the small print of his deal, the more it will be exposed for the risks it represents to our economy and communities," Starmer also said.
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That it is intended to be a court that has powers of intervention and control over the political classes of a sovereign state is crystal clear: it's even written into the small print of the peace agreement: "Individuals indicted or convicted by the HCSS shall not be eligible for participation in the TGoNU [Transitional Government of National Unity], or in its successor government(s) for a period of time determined by law, or, if already participating in the TGoNU, or in its successor government(s), they shall lose their position in government".
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