Once you get over the idea of putting your socked feet where many other socked feel have already been, you step down on two plasticky blocks.
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Winter weather The South's about to get socked with snow.
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Tampa's Florida Aquarium socked away on 300,000 gallons this week.
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That's a minefield in a thicket, socked in by fog.
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When a market turns, everyone get socked to a certain degree.
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So the city socked money away when oil prices were high.
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I'm probably not as shocked as Jeffrey, but I'm pretty socked.
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That's a lot more than the typical American has socked away.
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It socked Marriott with $27 million, and Michael Barrett with $28 mil.
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The typical millennial has about $2,400 socked away in a savings account.
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We're also socked in with clouds and rain, especially through the morning.
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Mayweather socked the unprepared fighter twice in the face, knocking him out.
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Altuve socked his 29th homer against Emmanuel Clase leading off the seventh.
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Mesmerized at the thought of glittering jewels socked away in a castle?
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But this week Mr Conway socked it to Mr Trump good and proper.
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Damaging flooding from heavy rain also socked Houston in the fall of 2015.
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We're about to be socked with a storm here on the East Coast.
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And be sure you have enough savings socked away to weather any unexpected expenses.
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Mr. and Ms. Crowley relaxed with socked feet tucked under themselves on the couch.
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Those workers have a median of $21,2000 socked away in all household retirement accounts.
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I'm not sure if it was sunny or socked in with San Francisco fog.
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But heck, at least Obama and Power finally socked it to Bibi and Israel.
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The photog says Chris socked him in the mouth, and caused some gnarly injuries.
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Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo and Brandon Ingram are sure to be socked with suspensions.
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Springer then came up in the third inning and socked a two-run home run.
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Atlanta (CNN)The winter storm that socked the Southeast has moved up the East Coast.
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They socked away modest wage gains and the gasoline savings, and also reduced their debt.
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Here's a closer look at how much money Americans at every age have socked away.
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"This Jewish guy jumped out of the audience and socked the Goddess," Aes-Nihil recalls.
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Luis Valbuena socked his 222th home run to cap the scoring in the first inning.
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Then Asdrubal Cabrera came to the plate and socked a ground-rule double to left.
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And nearly half (220 percent) have $173,217 socked away, up from 226 percent in 2401.
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Blankfein has socked away tens of millions in accumulated incentive pay, according to Goldman's proxy.
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You'll recall ... Game socked Onyebuchi Awaji during the March 2015 game in an L.A. gym.
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Generous individuals socked away $22.26 billion into these funds last year, up 11.4 percent from 2014.
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As Spencer was speaking, a masked individual ran up, socked him in the face and fled.
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That later led to his rough slide, which eventually led to him getting socked by Odor.
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It happens to all of us… we are all getting socked in the stomach, all day.
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As you get nearer to retirement, the amounts you are encouraged to have socked away increase.
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As for Max, he got socked with a 5-second penalty which bumped him to 4th.
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I had worried that I left the fish socked with salt in the refrigerator too long.
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Sitting with our socked feet touching on the couch, we read school library books about birds.
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Egged on by hyperbolic cheerleaders, small-time investors socked their savings in the so-called cryptocurrency.
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Parts of New Hampshire got socked with 27 inches of snow, according to the weather agency.
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I definitely had come into a sense of my full self from that knee-socked girl.
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He said investors have too much socked away in cash deposits and money market funds these days.
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When he started his new gig at Sirius, however, Stern said he was "socked" with the lawsuit.
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In the fifth, Archer socked a two-out double to right-center, his third big league hit.
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Shroyer says the emergency savings they socked away helped them hold onto the house and the cars.
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That's up from the amount you should have socked away by 215, which is double your salary.
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It stood a yard from me, still socked and shoed, as if it had come detached midstride.
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That means, if you earn $50,000 per year, by your 403th birthday, you should have $150,000 socked away.
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Then, Hurricane Michael slammed the Florida Panhandle with frightening fury and later socked Virginia, the Carolinas and Georgia.
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That means if you earn $403,000 per year, by your 30th birthday, you should have $50,000 socked away.
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But the Blizzard 93 snowfall champion is little ole' Glengary, West Virginia, which got socked with 42 inches!!!.
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The guy just grabbed me and threw me to the floor, and he socked me, and that's it.
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Suddenly millions of Chinese who had socked away billions — and possibly trillions — of dollars were worried as well.
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He calculated that by then he'd have at least 36 times his family's estimated annual spending socked away.
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"We're all socked in with smoke," said Sarah Wheeler, a spokeswoman for the firefighting effort on the ground.
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MagnifyMoney calculates that the average Gen X household has $125,560 socked away between bank accounts and retirement savings.
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That means, if you earn $303,000 per year, by your 35th birthday, you should have around $100,000 socked away.
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That means, if you earn $50,403 per year, by your 50th birthday, you should have around $300,000 socked away.
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One night after recording his 100th career home run, Altuve socked solo dingers in the first and fifth innings.
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Maldonado socked his eighth home run with one out in the fifth inning off Tigers left-hander Matt Hall.
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Altuve later socked his 24th home run to match his career high set in 2016 and matched in 2017.
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A slim guy wearing an oversized T-shirt, jeans from another era, and his socked feet crammed in slippers.
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The lead grew to 5-2 in the fifth inning when Pederson socked an R.B.I. double to left field.
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The typical small business owner makes about $70,000 per year and at best has a few million socked away.
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Soon after, the other culprit's half-dozen friends socked him in the nose, spilling blood over his cream-colored suit.
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Average compensation, including money socked away for annual bonuses, fell 44 percent in the first quarter from a year ago.
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The Bahamas let its policy lapse and missed out on a $32m payout after Hurricane Matthew socked it in 2016.
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Shortstop Matt Duffy socked a two-run home run, his fifth on the season, off Astros right-hander Michael Feliz.
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Perhaps most odd of all ... the poor, old pub patron who got socked didn't even get knocked off his stool.
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After Shoemaker quickly recorded two outs in the seventh, McCann socked a solo home run over the right-field fence.
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The Blue Jays socked 10 against the Orioles in 1987, and the Reds had nine against the Phillies in 1999.
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She sent Mr. Chris $26,13 to $30,000, much of the life savings that she and her husband had socked away.
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She sent Mr. Chris $26,13 to $30,000, much of the life savings that she and her husband had socked away.
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It's gotta feel good for Usher, after getting socked with 4 lawsuits claiming he exposed several individuals to genital herpes.
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She'd answered in a hotel room in Omaha, standing in front of the TV in a T-shirt and socked feet.
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Case in point: Fortnite maker Epic looks to have socked away $3 billion in profit over the course of last year.
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To help you start saving more, we rounded up tips from self-made millionaires who have socked away lots of money.
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In fact, I should probably disclose that I socked down $100 on Oklahoma City the day before writing this blog post.
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For households with low savings, any additional dollar socked away makes a material difference in the probability of falling on hardship.
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CF Jackie Bradley Jr. socked a pair of run scoring triples Saturday, giving him nine RBIs in his last seven games.
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Floyd Mayweather MMA fight would go ... and gives a strong warning to the guy who socked Flavor Flav in the face.
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Based on social media pics ... the alleged victim told cops he thinks it was one of Drake's bodyguards who socked him.
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"If you jump in the ring with August Wilson thinking you know you will get socked right in your face," he said.
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When cops arrived, they believed Marina also socked Pat in the face -- so they were both arrested and booked for misdemeanor assault.
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Investors socked away $4.3 billion in bond funds in the latest week, while pulling $5843 billion from stock funds, the data showed.
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At least 24 ships were wrecked as the blizzard socked in over the Atlantic, resulting in the deaths of about 2000 sailors.
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But many others socked away their money from the boom and have used those savings to buy homes or start small businesses.
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Ramos has also socked 1073 homers, three short of his previous season best, and was named to his first All-Star team.
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The Pacific Northwest got socked with unusually cold weather in December, with Portland experiencing an early snowfall, and it may not be over.
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Chirinos, a free-agent signing like Miley, socked his first home run with one out in the sixth off right-hander Yusmeiro Petit.
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Instead, Tornetta punched a police horse twice in the right shoulder and then socked the human officer in the face ... according to cops.
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The scumbag who socked out a 62-year-old man at a Carolina Panthers game has been arrested for assault, cops have confirmed.
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Astros designated hitter Evan Gattis socked his 20th home run leading off the seventh inning, doing so against Rangers right-hander Cory Gearrin.
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Blackmon socked his 20th homer of the season off Astros reliever Collin McHugh (5-1), who struck out four batters over two innings.
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He also wanted to have more than 25 times his family's annual expenses socked away, which is the target number for financial independence.
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Since living in a tiny house, Mitchell has socked away 50% of his income monthly, increased his income, and created multiple revenue sources.
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When we first told you about AT&T's LTE-M Button, the information was socked away in a deluge of AWS Re:Invent announcements.
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Say that to yourself one more time: Justin Timberlake has been socked in the mouth with a bundle of ambiguously re-formed meat.
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When the friends had socked away enough money to live in New York for a year without a salary, they quit to start Bowery.
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TC: Why aren't more venture funds investing in discounted publicly traded companies, especially given that so many of them got socked earlier this year?
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Kahnle and Yankees manager, Joe Girardi, were both ejected over the pitch -- but Cabrera was still unhappy and straight socked Romine behind home plate.
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The video of the attack is insane -- XXX was up on the mic performing Wednesday night when the attacker socked him out of nowhere.
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But it's not like White gouged Gronk's eyes or socked him in the testicles; he pushed off in an attempt to defend a pass.
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If you have even a few thousand dollars socked away for retirement, now's the time to make sure it's not all in one investment.
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Money socked away in a 2529 plan grows tax-free if the proceeds are used for to pay for college and other educational pursuits.
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The former Pro Bowl defensive end socked away the bulk of his income after 11 years with the Atlanta Falcons and the Seattle Seahawks.
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He had socked away an amount equal to 25 years' worth of his annual expenses — the magic number for reaching financial independence, he writes.
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Over 20 percent have nothing at all saved for the future, and another 10 percent have less than $5,000 socked away, Northwestern Mutual found.
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It's not true that the NBA Finals changed irrevocably at the moment that Draymond Green socked LeBron James in the wiener during Game 4.
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But it is probably not true that the NBA Finals changed irrevocably at the moment that Draymond Green socked LeBron James in the wiener.
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Springer socked a first-pitch changeup from Rick Porcello 395 feet just to center field, scoring Jake Marisnick and erasing a one-run deficit.
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Scores of large companies, including big banks such as Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase, have socked away an estimated $2.8 trillion overseas in recent years.
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But, after the man snapped his shot, Garrett told police he balled up his hand into a fist and socked him in the face.
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Panpayak boxed off but Superlek kept storming forward for old buddy clinches and socked Panpayak with some meaty looking round knees to the midsection.
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NASCAR legend Tony Stewart straight-up socked a heckler in the jaw at a racetrack Friday night ... and the entire incident was caught on camera.
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The moment was captured by the giant baby's uncle, who says that his nephew was socked after just a few scares, according to Viral Hog.
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The Astros (53-44) notched their 10th consecutive victory over the Angels behind McHugh (83-6) and Gattis, who socked his 14th and 15th homers.
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Don't miss: 6 smart ways to save your money, according to people who've socked away thousandsThis is an update of a story that appeared previously
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Scores of large companies, including big banks such as Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase & Co, have socked away an estimated $2.8 trillion overseas in recent years.
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Two years ago, she was socked with a bill for back taxes she hadn't known about, she told me, plus interest, that amounted to $20,000.
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Eastern Michigan University quarterback Mike Glass III accidentally socked a referee -- sending him crashing to the floor -- before being thrown out of the football game.
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For those who have successfully socked some money aside, or strive to, here are some tips to save even more cash and make it grow.
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Agricultural areas like the Cache Valley in southern Idaho and the San Joaquin Valley in California can be socked in by chilly, pollution-laced fog.
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The game used an episodic structure to lull me into complacency, then socked me out of nowhere with something that upended all of my expectations.
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Once you've paid off your credit cards and socked away a decent amount of money, you'll be free to do things you never could have before.
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Anthony Rizzo went 4-for-43, Kyle Schwarber socked a solo homer and David Bote had two hits and an RBI as Chicago produced 14 hits.
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Anthony Rizzo went 21-for-5, Kyle Schwarber socked a solo homer and David Bote had two hits and an RBI as Chicago produced 14 hits.
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Josh Reddick and Tony Kemp socked home runs in the fifth inning for the Astros, with Kemp's two-run shot tying the game at 3-3.
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But after many defeats in Super Hot, I finally triumphed and successfully socked a baddie in the groin, shattering it into a million pieces.. Take that!
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Rachel climbed in next to me, tucking my socked feet under her arm, pulling a blanket over her chest, and the two of us stared out.
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I opened my first savings account in middle school and socked away money I made from selling handmade macrame jewelry and cutting lawns in my town.
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"He charged back in alone and socked me in the side of the head while I was still eating before running back out," the victim said.
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Hernandez socked his fourth home run with two outs in the second, a two-run shot that scored Evan Gattis and put Houston ahead 3-1.
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Astros 3, Mets 2 Chas McCormick socked a walk-off solo home run to give Houston a victory over New York at West Palm Beach, Fla.
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"But yesterday when I came to work I immediately saw it as I came down into the valley, that it was just socked in," Tuning said.
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Spending less money on that next trip is all fine and good — but what if you don't have any money socked away in the first place?
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Already, a program in its infancy has a substantial number of accounts and savings socked away – 30,000 accounts and $35 million saved according to Treasury officials.
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VIGO, Spain — A one-two punch of winter storms has socked Europe with strong winds and rain over several days, leaving at least nine people dead.
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A weather system that roared across the country from the Rockies through the Midwest socked the Northeast with up to 248 inches of snow in places.
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After all, he's built a nest egg of a little more than $470,000, and he's getting close to his goal of retiring with $500,000 socked away.
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Fast-forward to the parking lot stomp-out ... which then spilled back into the eatery, where we're told BN stormed back in and allegedly socked somebody.
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Broner has had numerous outside-the-ring issues over the years -- including a September incident where he socked a man in the face on the Vegas strip.
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Financial advisors frequently see retirees who worked hard and socked away enough money to fund their nonworking days, only to discover in retirement that, well, they're unhappy.
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Or if you're in the path but socked in with clouds that won't dissipate, see how the world around you still is maybe a little bit different.
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And in true Mark Teixeira fashion, he socked a 416-foot, game-tying bomb to right-center, and then pimped the shit out of it. Wait...what?
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Rapper John Gabbana -- aka Boonk -- is on the mend after getting socked in the face, which left him with a busted jaw ... and some gnarly aftermath footage.
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The switch hitter socked one home run from each side of the plate Tuesday, the fifth time he has done so in a game during his career.
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Some millennials have really upped their game when it comes to saving for retirement: socked away, and part of that growth is thanks to the booming market.
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As we previously reported, 68-year-old James Ali Bashir was snuck up on and socked in the face at the Shields-Habazin weigh-in on Oct.
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Soon, though, McFarland seems stymied, and after a certain point, whenever he appears in Fyre Fraud, he looks sort of like he's been socked in the stomach.
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For pieces that require hangers, you can opt for these slim-line ones from Joyus which feature a sleek and space-saving design and non-slip socked surface.
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But with no spouse or children, it remains to be seen who will control his estate — and whether that person will release the tracks Prince famously socked away.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors socked savings away and opted against loading up on U.S. stocks during the latest week, Lipper data for U.S.-based funds showed on Thursday.
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Coupal said overall the new budget plan is a "huge increase in spending" but he's pleased to see additional funding socked away into the state's rainy day fund.
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Those between the ages of 55 and 64 who have retirement savings only have a median of $120,000 socked away, Bankrate reports, citing data from the Federal Reserve.
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One of the women asked if he could wrap it up so other people could order ... and the man turned around and socked her right in the face.
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Unlike medical coverage, dental insurance is mostly geared to the healthy — something many people don't realize until they experience serious oral problems and get socked with unexpected costs.
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The better ones have socked away a few million bucks and merely hope to one day have some extra time to watch football and play with their grandkids.
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Potentially more worrisome, the heavy January rains and snows that socked the northern part of the state — home to most of California's reservoirs — have not kept pace into February.
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According to the CPD, Lil Rel began arguing with the other driver and things got so heated he socked the guy in the face, knocking him to the ground.
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O.T. Genasis is technically the reason Nipsey Hussle got roped into a brawl, 'cause the dude who confronted Nip had just gotten socked by O.T. ... and confused the two.
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Chiesa and Lee were the stars of a wild media event last month -- where Chiesa ran up on Lee for mentioning his mom... and got socked in the face.
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James Ali Bashir was laying in a pool of his own blood after someone snuck up and socked him in the face HARD at the event in Flint, Michigan.
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Red Sox 6, Phillies 3 Christian Vazquez socked a grand slam and a solo homer for a career-high five RBIs to lead visiting Boston to past fading Philadelphia.
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While Bregman turned on an 0-1, 83 mile-per-hour fastball, Alvarez socked a 3-2 fastball a whopping 454 feet to straightaway center for his 26th homer.
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"I had my glasses on and she just kept socking me in the glasses, and then she socked me in my mouth because my mouth is real sore," she alleged.
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When shocked customers then tried to cancel or downgrade to cheaper broadband and TV plans, Healy's office found they were socked with a $2413 fee for violating long-term contracts.
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You know the history ... Barnes socked Fisher in the mouth back in October when he found out Derek was dating his estranged wife (and mother of his kids) Gloria Govan.
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But try to put yourself in the shoes of your new friend, Future Happy You: That person is going to be so thankful that Present You socked away that cash.
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This is in part due to these guys playing the most down-to-earth Stormtroopers in Star Wars history, but largely because they socked "Baby Yoda" a handful of times.
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He might be trying to protect himself from getting socked in the head and otherwise avoid retaliation from stupid veterans who take it upon themselves to police baseball's unwritten rules.
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Correa socked his 13th homer off Royals reliever Brandon Mauer (0-33) to knot the score at 4-all before Gattis and Gonzalez delivered RBI singles for a two-run lead.
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Now Cramer insists his viewers make use of index funds, stressing not to buy a single stock until at least $10,000 has been socked away into an IRA or 401(K).
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Things got a little TOO real on Mike Tyson's movie set -- when the 51-year-old accidentally socked UFC star Fabricio Werdum with an actual punch ... and almost shattered his nose!
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People sometimes like to freeze cuts of meat for future use, so if you've socked away some beef in your backup freezer recently, you may want to check that as well.
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A Washington Wizards fan socked a Boston Celtics fan in the face at the TD Garden during Game 7 -- dropping the dude into the seats ... while nearby fans cheered them on.
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Kevin Lee punches like a straight-up bitch ... so says Michael Chiesa, the fighter who got socked in the face by Lee at last week's big UFC media event in Dallas.
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Summer finally rolled up and socked me on the chin after a few weeks of tolerable weather, and I'm sure it's affecting my listening habits in ways I can't quite understand.
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A shocking 21 percent of Americans have nothing at all saved for the future, and another 232 percent have less than $261,295 socked away for their golden years, the study found.
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Those between the ages of 2000 and 20.1 who have retirement savings have a median of $210,2100 socked away, Bankrate reports in a new survey, citing data from the Federal Reserve.
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To keep more of what you earn, check out money-saving tips from a couple that banked $50,000 last year and smart ways to save, according to people who've socked away thousands.
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What she does: Brianne Kimmel got her start as an angel investor, using money she socked away from working as a growth marketing manager at Zendesk and teaching classes at General Assembly.
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"There are a number of people who we represent who say, 'I have socked away every month and I don't see why I have to divide it with my spouse,'" Davis said.
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Friday, a judge just laid down the law in terms that could not be more clear ... if ITV doesn't let the Gurneys back in, they will be socked with a $12k fine.
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Although the largest snow totals were expected in rural areas, Iowa's biggest city, Des Moines, is expected to get socked with anywhere from 6 inches to a foot of snow through Wednesday.
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One night after recording his 100th career home run, Altuve socked solo dingers in the first and fifth innings and finished 2-for-4 with two RBIs, two runs and a walk.
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A gradual weakening of Maria is forecast over the next two days, but the Category 24 hurricane still socked the Turks and Caicos, a British overseas territory of more than 2500,2650 people.
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Those between the ages of 55 and 64 who have retirement savings only have a median of $120,000 socked away, Bankrate reports in a new survey, citing data from the Federal Reserve.
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Springer socked a first-pitch changeup from Red Sox right-hander Rick Porcello 993 feet just to the right of straightaway center field, scoring Jake Marisnick and erasing a one-run deficit.
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A male Kansas City Royals fan reached back and socked a woman in the face after she allegedly spit on him in the stands at a game ... and BOTH people got arrested.
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Mr. Felkers, who wore wire-rimmed glasses and his hair in an undercut, perched on a white couch next to Ms. Marshall and Ms. Ruhl, who tucked their socked feet under them.
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Last week I told you about a Florida paving contractor that was socked with $100,000 in arbitration fees in proceedings by three employees who first tried to sue in federal district court.
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Those between the ages of 215 and 26 who have retirement savings only have a median of $210,221 socked away, Bankrate reports in a new survey, citing data from the Federal Reserve.
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The rise in US oil and gas production is due in large part to advances in fracking technology that allowed drillers to access reserves socked away in shale formations buried deep underground.
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Stepping in fresh boot prints, we passed a mess of uniform and bone: a desiccated head with hair; a tibia and femur, bent at the knee, the foot still socked and shod.
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Minnesota got its 66th from Jonathan Schoop in the seventh inning at Detroit, and Willians Astudillo socked No. 2627 in the eighth inning of the Twins' 2371-2380 win over the Tigers.
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Josh Reddick and Tony Kemp socked home runs in the fifth inning for the Astros, with Kemp blasting a two-run homer into the upper deck in right to tie the contest.
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More broadly, Silicon Valley giants like Apple have socked away hundreds of billions of dollars from U.S. and other tax authorities, instead negotiating sweetheart deals with individual governments to protect their profits.
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Sources say the actor pushed the female employee, and that's when her husband -- who also works craft services -- flew in like a bat outta hell and socked the background actor in the face.
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The self-proclaimed founder of the alt-right movement says he's gotta watch his back now that riots are breaking out over Donald Trump ... especially since he got socked twice at the inauguration.
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He was yanked after Castro socked his eight home run 453 feet into the upper deck in right field, but the Cardinals had opened a four-run lead before Castro took Garcia deep.
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The unsanitary hosiery in question first surfaced last Thursday, when the Daily Caller's Saagar Enjeti captured evidence of the bag resting next to what appears to be a fully socked and shoed foot.
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At a residency at the Elizabeth Bishop House in Nova Scotia, I found potholder-size pillows filled with herbs that could be heated up and put near socked feet for a toasty slumber.
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The UFC superstar is facing one charge of assault after he socked a man in the face at the Marble Arch Pub in Dublin back on April 6, in footage obtained by TMZ Sports.
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The 28-year-old suffered the injury last month -- right after he signed his 3-year $65 million deal -- when he socked a player from the Netherlands during a European exhibition game for Italy.
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Read more: Survivors of Hurricane Maria need assistance The Caribbean gets socked The storm hit Dominica, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, the US Virgin Islands and the Turks and Caicos, a British overseas territory.
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In the middle of all the excitement that comes with landing that new job, make sure you don't forget about the retirement money you already socked away in your former employer's 401(k) plan.
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By renting or living with their parents for years, many Millennials in their mid-30s can now afford pricier houses because they've socked away more money and moved up to better jobs, Swonk says.
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But consumers were also getting socked by a host of fees, so the CARD Act introduced some common-sense changes that made it much less likely that consumers would be hit by these fees.
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Average mortgage buffers, an indicator of how far ahead households are on repayments - were quite robust, yet one-third of borrowers had either no accrued buffer or less than one month's repayments socked away.
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Here's what we know ... the Russian fighter was arrested in Big Bear, CA on June 9 after a woman told police the former light heavyweight champion socked her in the face, causing serious injuries.
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The niece told cops she had heard the commotion in the home and ran into the room to help her aunt when Wade socked her in the mouth -- knocking out one of her teeth.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: We're pretty well socked in with clouds with a chance of showers during the evening and then rain likely overnight, which means we're likely to wake up to wet pavement.
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Parker runs an Instagram account that opens just a keyhole view into her private life: a child appears as a wrist adorned with a friendship bracelet, a husband as a pair of socked feet.
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TMZ Sports obtained the footage from the scene after the Browns defensive end had been socked by a dude in the streets of Cleveland, and it's clear he wasn't rattled or even all that injured.
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Here's the clearest video we've seen so far of Conor McGregor getting socked hard in the face in the post-fight Octagon brawl at UFC 229 ... and the cage invader lands some pretty solid shots.
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He can make it at the couple's apartment north of Union Square or at their weekend house upstate, padding around the kitchen in socked feet with Anderson, 24, while Chet Baker plays on the stereo.
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In accordance with the $2,000 rule, parents of four-year-olds should have $8,000 invested in a 343 plan or similar, and those with 17-year-olds in the house should have $34,000 socked away.
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You get socked twice by not being able to contribute to your retirement account when you're young, one, because you're just not saving at all, and two, because you're missing out on a tax benefit.
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Christian Vazquez socked a grand slam and a solo homer for a career-high five RBIs to lead the visiting Boston Red Sox to a 20013-22001 victory over the fading Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday.
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Seattle this week looks like one of those old photos of America's smog-socked skylines from before the Clean Air Act and the Environmental Protection Agency, an echo as oddly hopeful as it is horrifying.
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Rays 8, Twins 2 Mike Zunino hit a three-run homer, Joey Wendle cracked a two-run blast and Dalton Kelly socked a solo shot as Tampa Bay defeated visiting Minnesota at Port Charlotte, Fla.
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The perverse reality is that the more you have socked away for retirement in traditional accounts, the bigger your RMD tax bills will be, even if you don't need the cash to cover living expenses.
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Jamie Frontz claims she was socked in the face by the 36-year-old Russian after she denied his sexual advances after the two met at the opening of a boxing gym in Big Bear, Calif.
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Indianapolis Colts QB Chad Kelly is being sued by Von Miller's personal cameraman -- who claims Chad socked him in the face while drunk and high at a party in 2018 ... breaking his nose in the process.
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Many experts recommend having at least seven times your annual salary saved by 55, which means American households earning $57,617, the median income in the U.S., should have at least $403,4013 socked away by that age.
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For years, corporate chieftains have spoken wistfully of wanting to bring home the more than $113 trillion in cash American companies have socked away overseas — if it weren't for tax rates of close to 211 percent.
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Just his repeal of the Affordable Care Act would do far more immediate damage to people than the TPP: it would leave millions of people without health care, and bankrupt families socked with immoral health care bills.
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The USDA also points out that people sometimes like to freeze cuts of meat for future use, so if you've socked away some beef in your backup freezer recently, you may want to check that as well.
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Especially if he winds up in the hands of some r/the_donald adherents after civilization crumbles, Huffman will be glad he won't be stuck like Velma from Scooby Doo every time he gets socked in the face.
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After 11 years with the Atlanta Falcons and the Seattle Seahawks, the Pro Bowl player socked away the bulk of his income mostly by spending conservatively and staying away from too-good-to-be-true investment opportunities.
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As an Aggie, Bennett explains, he was "half god, half property," subject to so many restrictions that he was socked with a one-game suspension for leaving campus to attend his 2-year-old daughter's birthday party.
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I popped a square of dark chocolate in my mouth (an essential always socked away when skiing) and punched through the fatigue, knowing that I could catch my breath on the upcoming taxi transfer to Cinque Torri.
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It's balmy, sunny, and arid, even in January, which makes it a climatological refuge for road warriors in the winter, when much of the rest of the country is cold and the roads are socked in with snow.
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And while almost two-thirds of workers in 2014 reported having saved for retirement, 6 in 10 workers and/or their spouses had less than $25,000 socked away, according to a study by the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
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Just 16 percent are saving more than 303 percent of their income — and even that, experts say, probably isn't enough to make sure you have both an emergency fund and enough money socked away to retire by 65.
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Maybe you got it from your ex, Poke said, all up in Rod's corner, leaning over the mattress, hands squeezing the comforter, and with a speed that made Poke flinch Rod socked the younger dude in the nose.
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Financial planners recommend having anywhere between three and six months worth of your expenses socked away in cash, preferably in a high-yield savings or money-market account where there's potential for growth but zero risk of loss.
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Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager socked his second homer of the game with one out off James, his 21st home run of the season, going the opposite way to left field and providing Seattle a 9-8 lead.
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CPR was only dragged into the case because DoorDash decided - after it was socked with AAA's bill for millions in fees to launch, to change its workers' contracts to specify CPR, rather than AAA - as its arbitration service.
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Our kids beeline to the children's section, and by the time Libby and I catch up, the two of them are usually socked away on the floor, or sometimes in a castle or fort, with coats tossed nearby.
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If African-American motorists—or drivers of any color—deplore being pulled over for a broken taillight only to be socked with more serious charges, they can take heart that the practice should disappear within the next 20 years.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... 20-year-old Thurston Greer claims at 2:30 AM Friday Rawlings socked him in the noggin with a closed fist outside a NYC hotel, resulting in pain, swelling and scratches on his arms.
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Not that the expected shortfall has all of them worried, apparently: Forty-three percent of millennials, born between 53 and 1996, told Provision Living they currently have less than $5,000 socked away for their seemingly long-off retirement years.
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It was the second time in club history that San Diego has opened a game with consecutive homers, as the Padres socked back-to-back-to-back homers to begin a game against San Francisco on April 13, 1987.
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In 21991 he played the improbable rescuer, Joe Patroni, in "Airport," a soapy melodrama with an all-star cast about a bomber on a plane, an airport socked in by a blizzard and desperation aloft and on the ground.
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Those things can, if you are so inclined, be seen as happening in such a way as to support the conclusion that the NBA Finals changed irrevocably at the moment that Draymond Green socked LeBron James in the wiener.
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Eduardo Nunez socked a three-run homer and Eduardo Rodriguez held his former team to one run over six innings as the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-3 to open a four-game series Friday night.
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Rangers right-hander Lance Lynn (03-20) was up to the task of matching Verlander early on, retiring 28 consecutive batters into the fifth before Astros first baseman Yuli Gurriel socked the first of three solo homers off Lynn.
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But if you have cash socked away — or a tax refund or other windfall that you can stash into savings as soon as you get it — you should be able to pay your essential bills for the next few months. 2.
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Capital One 360: Best checking account for travelWhen to use it: You socked away money for travel in your high-yield savings account and need to transfer it to checking so you have immediate access to your cash while you're traveling.
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Altuve socked his third homer of the series and 11th in his postseason career, matching the club record held by Springer and eclipsing the big league mark set by Chase Utley for the most postseason home runs by a second baseman.
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As experts and forecasters warn of the possibility of a recession, which can lead to job loss or reduced income, and limited opportunities for a new job or increased salary, having multiple months' worth of expenses socked away becomes imperative.
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Because after a glorious 99-yard punt return for a touchdown against Texas Tech last night, when his teammate Dominique Heath came up to him and socked him in the gut, Pringle crumbled to the ground like a fine powder.
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And not just saving, but cautious, conservative saving: despite lingering low interest rates (a source of perennial German grumbles since the euro crisis began), Germans have socked away €2trn in low-yielding saving and current accounts, and €2.1trn in insurance and retirement funds.
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He notes on "Wesley's Theory," the album's opening track, "I'mma put the Compton swap meet by the White House/ Republican run up, get socked out," and it's the spirit of this sentiment that mirrors the inclusion we've seen over the last eight years.
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Chinese investors riding a hot property market along the Pacific Coast have socked millions into a belt of protected farmland around Vancouver, long a destination for Asian immigrants, and many have taken advantage of Canadian agricultural tax breaks, agents and farmers said.
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The average amount Americans have socked away for the future is slightly higher, but it's still just $84,821 — far less than the $1 million typically recommended by experts to supplement Social Security, pensions and any other sources of funding you may have.
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But if profits don't materialize and money can't be socked away in the bank, the cyclical nature of the industry eventually takes away the margins and lowers the revenue, a devastating hit to the top and bottom lines that Tesla has never suffered.
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Starting at age 70 ½, you are required by law to draw a minimum amount from any tax-deferred savings, and if you have a large amount socked away in 401(k) plans or traditional IRA accounts, that can inadvertently push you into a higher bracket.
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Penguins 3, Hurricanes 0 Jake Guentzel scored twice and goalie Matt Murray supplied a shutout as visiting Pittsburgh socked struggling Carolina in Raleigh, N.C. Kris Letang also scored for Pittsburgh, while Sidney Crosby assisted on all three goals and Bryan Rust provided two assists.
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Recently Robert shared with CNBC some of the biggest professional and financial lessons he's learned over the years: It may feel tempting to embrace the romance of the art life, but Robert cautions against that, especially if you don't have any cash socked away.
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After Altuve socked his fifth postseason homer off Yankees right-hander Tommy Kahnle, the Astros responded with three hits over their ensuing four at-bats, with Brian McCann delivering a two-out, two-strike, two-run double that scored Correa and Yuli Gurriel and doubled the lead.
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EditorsNote: Update 2: Removes "equaling" in eighth graf Michael Brantley socked a two-run homer with one out in the 27th inning as the host Houston Astros erased a seven-run deficit in their walk-off 20-228 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Thursday night.
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Millennials are pushing back against the stereotype that their money management skills are lacking, as 16 percent now have savings of $193,000 or more, double the amount of young people who had socked away that much in 2015, according to a new Bank of America survey.
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For her, the sock slider and an extended shoe horn represent freedom; imagine being literally unable to put on socks unassisted before leaving the house on a cold winter day, and not being able to slip your socked feet into a pair of sturdy boots on your own.
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One of those changes was a one-time tax break on about $2.6 trillion in profits that multinationals have socked away overseas in recent years under a "deferral" rule that let companies hold profits offshore tax-free, as long as the money was not brought into the United States, or repatriated.
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One of those changes was a one-time tax break on about $2.6 trillion in profits that multinationals have socked away overseas in recent years under a "deferral" rule that let companies hold profits offshore tax-free, as long as the money was not brought into the United States, or repatriated.
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In fact, some experts have argued it could be a real help to the country's $1.5 trillion student debt problem, or at least that it's time for Americans to start thinking of debt payments in the same way they do Social Security—socked away for them whether they like it or not.
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In some cases, only about 20183 miles will separate areas that pick up about 3 to 6 inches from areas that get socked with 8 to 12 inches or more, which is an astoundingly sharp gradient that is pushing computer modeling to its limits to help forecasters anticipate where the line will fall.
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His reference to face-punching drew a particular cheer from the SAG awards crowd, serving as both a nod to the burly Jim Hopper he portrays in Stranger Things, and a reference to objectionable white supremacist Richard Spencer, who has been socked in the mouth twice now in front of TV cameras.
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The duo were already feeling raw and vulnerable (albeit triumphant) by the time they got to Seattle, and then to hit the studio with one of their musical idols, thousands of miles from home, takes a lot of grit, and a lot of guts—something these two have got socked away in spades.
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That could be for a split second, as when Fedor Emelianenko broke Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira's grip by kneeling on his forearm and then socked him in the head: Or a hand trap could be a more prolonged holding of position and punching until the opponent can exert enough energy to force a change of position.
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In 2014, her crackling debut American Middle Class socked it to the establishment in no uncertain terms, tackling Music Row's superficiality and industry sexism even as she laid bare the wretched costs of America's opioid crisis in "Pain Pills," a heartbreaking ode to those trapped in the jaws of addiction back home in her corner of Kentucky.
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At the end of this clip—a second homer from Starlin Castro, which came two batters after Sanchez himself had socked his second dinger of the game—you can see Didi lifting Torreyes up to high-five the triumphant slugger: The celebration dates back a few games to the arrival of gargantuan right fielder Aaron Judge.
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"I want you to play house," Suze Orman, financial expert and best-selling author of "Women and Money," tells CNBC Make It. Here's what she means: Once you've socked away enough for a 20% down payment and saved up an eight-month emergency fund, spend six months trying to get by on what your new budget would be as a homeowner.
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The lawyer was socked in two opinions issued this week: an $8,745 sanction by U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in a case alleging that NBC infringed a copyrighted photo of a raccoon being removed from a beauty salon in the Bronx and a $98,532 sanction by U.S. District Judge Paul Oetken in a case involving photos of the blues artist B.B. King.
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Every so often, to keep from losing his place in the game, Bruner would stretch out a silver-socked toe and wake the console from sleep mode by nudging the stick of his controller, which lay at the far end of the couch, next to an Aldi shopping bag overflowing with crumpled laundry, including a silver Lurex cargo vest designed by Virgil Abloh for Louis Vuitton.
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Because of a lack of competition in this market, which is dominated by the likes of AT&T and other telecom giants, these businesses and institutions have been socked with billions of dollars of "overcharges" over the last decade, according to Chip Pickering, CEO of INCOMPAS, a tech industry trade group that has fought to reform the market for these so-called special access services.
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With a screenplay by Todd Komanarcki, Sully isn't much longer than 90 minutes, but it's an unexpectedly, powerfully dense narrative: We experience the landing (and, boy, do we ever) as intense flashbacks within a calmer but troubling frame: Sully is appearing before the National Transportation Safety Board as it investigates whether the plane, which failed after being socked by a flock of birds not long after takeoff, in fact had enough engine power to reach a runway either in New York or New Jersey.
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There's just me and Martin; Joe, who soon tells us he quit his job in Washington, DC just to come to New York City and spread the Trump gospel; a younger guy named Steve* who looks like a townie version of Christian Slater; a golden-maned, argyle-socked mini Trump in the corner drinking a whole bottle of wine by himself; an incredibly awkward couple off in the leather chairs in the corner who appear to be on the kind of stiff, banal date that preludes most softcore porn movies from the 1980s; and an older, glowering man in a suit whose sole preoccupation seems to be staring at me and Martin from a few tables away.
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