The final acceptance tally is not sufficient to permit a squeeze-out of remaining shareholders but Deutsche Boerse has not so far said it would pursue a squeeze-out.
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Squeeze out any liquid and transfer to a new bowl.
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That information is important to help Walmart squeeze out sales.
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Then squeeze out any excess water before coating it with polish.
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Or when they are trying to squeeze out a number two.
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So there was not much you could squeeze out of it.
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Try as they might, kids can&apost squeeze out the contents.
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They tend to compress the profit margin and squeeze out other players.
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Squeeze out all the liquid, then add the onion to the bowl.
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There's only so much you can squeeze out of a debt cycle.
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Pour the mixture through the cheesecloth and squeeze out any extra oil.
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Slower growth encourages companies to buy their rivals and squeeze out costs.
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Drain again, then squeeze out all of the liquid from the spinach.
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Cakes with zit heads you can actually squeeze out with your thumbs.
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So there's plenty of playtime to squeeze out of this somewhat expensive toy.
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Squeeze out the sweet cream and replace it with minty toothpaste or mayo.
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So there's not a lot left to squeeze out of the Medicaid space.
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Squeeze out equal amounts of each, mix, and let the chemical magic begin.
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A couple twist a blanket in an attempt to squeeze out the water.
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Of course, mobility service startups are still struggling to squeeze out a profit.
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Using your thumbs, squeeze out the excess dirt and soap ever so gently.
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Let sit for 24 minutes, then squeeze out all the milk, discarding it.
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This grants the hacker thousands of tries to squeeze out the device's secrets.
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Bo felt a tiny trickle of piss finally squeeze out down his leg.
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Since it's not actually acne, there's nothing to squeeze out of the bump.
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What they will accomplish — they will squeeze out the middle of San Francisco.
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But he reckons there is little room left to squeeze out additional costs.
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"We will need heavier efforts to squeeze out the full truth," he said.
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Riyadh had been keeping production high to squeeze out lower-cost oil producers.
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OPEC countries are notorious for cheating their own quotas to squeeze out more revenue.
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That's an incredible amount of performance to squeeze out of a tiny electric motor.
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BFCM and Mutuelles Investissement said they filed squeeze-out offer for shares of CIC.
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Then, place into some cheesecloth and squeeze out the milk like a tea bag.
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DE that clears the way to squeeze out the German market researcher's minority shareholders.
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An LED bulb manages to squeeze out light from between 5 and 15 percent.
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The squeeze-out price has been set at the same amount, angering hold-outs.
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Wind up in a parcel to squeeze out as much water as you can.
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Mayerowitz: Overall, there's little that the industry can squeeze out of airfare right now.
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Pour in the marinade and squeeze out the air in the bag before sealing.
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Takeaway said it intends to start a squeeze out process to require the rest.
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Step back and watch foam squeeze out like a tube of elephant-size toothpaste!
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A stake of 90% under German law allows Commerzbank to squeeze out remaining shareholders.
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At end of the day, I squeezed everything there is to squeeze out of it.
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And due to the quirks of electricity markets, renewables are threatening to squeeze out nuclear.
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"This is a 'squeeze-out' or 'take-under', and we have little recourse," Kanko said.
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"This is a squeeze-out or take-under, and we have little recourse," Kanko said.
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Rio also intends to squeeze out higher returns with more disciplined spending and improved quality.
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Drain the spinach again and squeeze out any liquid, then finely chop the spinach. 3.
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Squeeze out excess liquid through a towel until mushroom weight is reduced by half. 3.
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DE) said it would seek to squeeze out minority shareholders in takeover target Innogy (IGY.
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DE) said it would seek to squeeze out minority shareholders in takeover target Innogy (IGY.
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The Stone Every year automation and computerization squeeze out new segments of the labor force.
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Walmart wants to squeeze out more digital advertising dollars because its profit is under pressure.
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Squeeze out the liquid and add it to the warm milk, stirring to dissolve. 7.
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Snapchat needs to start maximizing the profit it can squeeze out of those minutes, and quick.
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William "Bill" Larson, whose body was found trying to squeeze out a window, past security bars.
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But he will certainly have an incentive to squeeze out all the savings he can find.
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The S&P 500 did manage to squeeze out a gain of less than one point.
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There could, perhaps, be more costs to squeeze out – it's common for acquirers to lowball them.
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DE) is planning to squeeze out minority shareholders if its takeover offer for peer Innogy (IGY.
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Be sure to squeeze out all of the liquid from the leaves before discarding them. 2.
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Anyway, that's the extent of the football narrative you can squeeze out of this bad boy.
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If Musk was motivated to make the privatization announcement to squeeze out short-sellers, it's backfired.
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O) to use only its chips in a bid to squeeze out rival Intel Corp (INTC.
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But Trump needs to maximize the number of delegates he can squeeze out of the state.
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The scary thought is: what if there's not much more money to squeeze out of space?
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Depending on the make and model, you may be able to squeeze out a few more years.
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But dynamic industries squeeze out sluggish ones everywhere: try being a steel-processor in the Bay Area.
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How could one not squeeze out a single tear when Mandy Moore's Rebecca sees Jack's dead body?
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A/B and multivariate tests can be run to squeeze out every possible increase in conversion rates.
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The issue is that if these other platforms get better at narrowcasting, it could squeeze out Alively.
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We're told 1.2 million people were watching when she finally did squeeze out her calf last weekend.
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The European Commission said the combined company would not use its market power to squeeze out rivals.
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Paid fast lanes for preferred content could allow bigger, more established businesses to squeeze out smaller competitors.
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"I could probably squeeze out maybe a Dirty Sanchez, not really a full stache," Archuleta said. Ewwwwwwwwww!!!!!!
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Google also uses its own tools to consistently squeeze out better design practices and learn from mistakes.
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For citrus, it's best to squeeze out the juice and freeze that, rather than the whole fruit.
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The question soon becomes, how much can they (literally) squeeze out before their dreams come crashing down?
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I'm constantly looking at how I can squeeze out a little bit more to outpace the interest.
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And finally, in a game three played purely for pride, the humans managed to squeeze out a win.
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The squeeze-out is still subject to a resolution at a shareholder meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Linde said.
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If you're anything like me, any time you can squeeze out of an already frantic morning is precious.
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I doubt JavaScript will squeeze out other server-side languages like PHP or Python anytime soon, but Node.
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You squeeze out a bit of that powder onto your hand, add a little water, then lather up.
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Using a towel, squeeze out extra liquid until the weight of the spinach is reduced by half. 3.
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It absolutely helped demolish the Republican field, and it was enough to squeeze out the Electoral College victory.
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So once they actually close a deal, firms need to do everything they can to squeeze out returns.
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If you apply too much, it'll squeeze out at the sides when you top it with a bead.
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In that policy, some Frikis saw an escape from a society trying to squeeze out dissidents like them.
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How much time can she squeeze out of the day to help children find the right high school?
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"Seeing bad drunk acting is probably like watching an actor trying to squeeze out tears," Mr. Roxburgh said.
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This business-government partnership helped wealthy business leaders and their families squeeze out smaller businesses and international competitors.
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Soybeans are crushed to squeeze out juice that's used to make bean curd and soy milk, explains Chen.
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Squeeze out a generous dollop of drugstore spot treatment each night, bleach some pillowcases, and hope for the best.
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Usually, several observations at different wavelengths are combined, or colors are added during processing to squeeze out meaningful information.
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It could be millions of years before the planet's biggest volcanoes manage to squeeze out any more molten rock.
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Mirage, a witty, playful combatant, can create holograms of himself to distract enemies and squeeze out of tight situations.
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The bank will also continue to squeeze out money from its 3-month deposits to maintain loose monetary conditions.
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There's no power except for a few hours people squeeze out of generators that are running low on diesel.
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By tweeting this he is trying to squeeze out shorts and make his own stock go up in value.
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High short interest could squeeze out more gains in this rally over the short term, says one technical analyst.
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The latter is the way, he says, that banks can squeeze out costs while still offering excellent customer service.
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There aren't very many ways for retirees to squeeze out an extra dollar from otherwise "safe" pots of cash.
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That alone is expected to squeeze out much of Congo's swing artisanal supply, limiting the market shift into surplus.
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It owns 94.9 percent of YNAP shares and will exercise its squeeze-out right over the remaining outstanding shares.
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But by the close, the Dow Jones industrial average managed to squeeze out a gain to set another record.
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Adam Archuleta on his ability to grow a mustache: "I could probably squeeze out maybe a dirty sanchez..." pic.twitter.
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It "compels us to squeeze out every bit of life out of every day that we have," she says.
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Of course, there are those who can't squeeze out an extra dime after spending money on the basic necessities.
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"We'll not squeeze out coal overnight, but air pollution is becoming a political problem in China," says Mr Wetselaar.
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The offer would open in early 2018 and Allianz intends to follow up with a squeeze-out procedure, it added.
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It may feel like you are dangerously close to perfection, and you couldn't possibly squeeze out any more personal development.
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Catherine Cortez Masto raised the recent trend of companies adding "blockchain" to their names to squeeze out more market value.
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Later 48V hybrids will squeeze out more efficiency by shifting the electric motor lower down the transmission, below the engine.
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Sometimes I came up a few minutes short and sometimes I managed to squeeze out about 5-10 minutes longer.
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You're not going to power your car with these but you will be able to squeeze out a little juice.
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By keeping a laser focus on my monthly spending, I was able to squeeze out every penny for debt payments.
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Companies are snatching up land amid intensifying competition that is expected to squeeze out some of the country's smaller players.
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Reuters reports that closures are up, as competition has begun to squeeze out some code schools in an overcrowded field.
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Mandatory spending continues to squeeze out discretionary programs and foreign assistance is often an easy target when policymakers discuss cuts.
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Indeed, over the past few decades seats have gotten smaller as airlines look to squeeze out revenue from economy class.
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It ignored efficiency arguments, saying efficiency gains could actually be a negative because they can squeeze out the small guys.
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That makes the price Chief Executive Alexandre Bompard managed to squeeze out of his Chinese interlocutors all the more impressive.
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They created a shared list of every machine tool not being used to capacity, to squeeze out more productive power.
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In a move that can squeeze out independents like I.M.P., these companies often sign top artists to national touring contracts.
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Six guys surrounded my car, picked it up and put it down in way that allowed me to squeeze out.
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New consoles will mean a huge step up in the production values game developers can squeeze out of baseline hardware.
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If you're looking for everything you can squeeze out of little money as possible, then we recommend Acer's Chromebook 15.
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MNC bosses typically left it to mid-level managers to squeeze out 1-2% a year in cost savings through sourcing.
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Employee turnover is disruptive for retailers, which are locked in a tight battle to squeeze out sales in stores and online.
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The French competition authority's announcement comes a month after the European Union charged Google with using Android to squeeze out rivals.
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From the perspective of those currently holding the stock, there may be a way to use options to squeeze out profits.
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One of the government's motives is to squeeze out migrants, a brutal tactic in its campaign to control the capital's size.
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At the same time, high-profile activist investors set their sights on the sector, prompting many CEOs to squeeze out costs.
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His mother encouraged him to send an email to Hofstra to see if he might squeeze out a bit more money.
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If you want to squeeze out some extra bass, mids, or treble, the equalizer settings in Spotify can help with that.
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The attack on CEU is part of a broader effort to "squeeze out" Soros "and his forces," as Orbán himself acknowledges.
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They would help squeeze out the lowest value activities at home and abroad that don't provide benefits for the American people.
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Squeeze out the liquid from the batter with your hands until the dough stays together, then shape into 1-inch balls.
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Transfer to a boil of ice water to stop it from cooking, then drain and squeeze out all the liquid. 3.
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Yet, year after year, congressional appropriators squeeze out less than Epstein's offer for the entire national Missing and Exploited Children's budget.
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Even with so decorated a leader, they are prepared to be as sterile as is necessary to squeeze out a trophy.
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The benefits from re-establishing the trust it has lost would dwarf what it could squeeze out of mining the data.
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But the visa program has also drawn criticism for being used heavily by foreign outsourcing companies that squeeze out American firms.
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Volkswagen said it has offered to buy out minority shareholders in premium brand Audi, via a so-called squeeze out offer.
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Six guys surrounded my car, picked it up and put it down in a way that allowed me to squeeze out.
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Food companies are also grappling with rising transportation and commodity costs and retailers that are looking to squeeze out more profits.
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But, more broadly, these deficits would also squeeze out important public spending on lower-income Americans for many years to come.
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The material can actively repel soaps and shampoos and allows you to shake and squeeze out the last drops of washing liquid.
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Cover with another patty, and carefully press edges of both patties together to seal, being careful not to squeeze out the mixture.
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Google has been accused by rivals of using its technology and power to squeeze out the competition and favor its own products.
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Using a combination of common battery-saving tricks can also help you squeeze out more battery life from the Droid Turbo 22.
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It felt like I was trying to squeeze out the last bit of toothpaste from a toothpaste container—but with my jokes.
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Big, multinational corporations are willing to lose money in the short-term in order to squeeze out all the other, smaller events.
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Earlier on Wednesday, EU regulators hit Google with the record fine for using its Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals.
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Prepping Narcan takes four steps: unscrew the vial, put it in the syringe, screw on the nasal mister, squeeze out the medicine.
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Vampyr has almost no good qualities, and any that you can squeeze out of it are far outweighed by the negative qualities.
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New hedge-fund launches are at the lowest point in a decade, as the biggest players continue to squeeze out tinier competitors.
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Such trends threaten to squeeze out other national priorities, such as defense and infrastructure investment, and also threaten to slow economic growth.
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The conversation repeated itself in many different permutations throughout the day, although we did manage to squeeze out a couple of theories.
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Farmer Dan Mazier, located near Justice, Manitoba, sold his high-protein wheat for delivery next spring to squeeze out the highest price.
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Should they play fast to squeeze out an extra possession — known as a two-for-one — at the end of a quarter?
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The pastor tried his best to explain the location to Samuel, based on the vague answers he could squeeze out of Anner.
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Instead, the borrowing will simply raise interest rates and squeeze out private-sector investment, resulting in no net improvement in the economy.
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TIM MILLER: So there's not--there's only so many more--so much more white juice to squeeze out of the orange there.
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Still, the Knicks had to squeeze out the victory after nearly giving away an 33-point lead in the final two minutes.
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Mueller on Wednesday said Grammer has no plans for a squeeze out of minority shareholders, he told the company's annual general meeting.
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They're tuned with an aggressive treble and a beefed-up bass that squeeze out the mids and make for a shouty, unpleasant experience.
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But the big firms are starting to gobble up or squeeze out the small businesses through which poorer North Koreans make a living.
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Walmart has also been aggressively trying to squeeze out its dollar-store competitors by lowering the costs of items like detergent and cereal.
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But rising prices have encouraged struggling steelmakers to maximize output, with many able to squeeze out profits for the first time in months.
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The European Commission listed a raft of concerns about the combined company's ability and incentives to squeeze out rivals and jack up prices.
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They were both sitting in the front seats of the vehicle and managed to squeeze out of the roof opening of the car.
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Borrowing costs in China have risen this year as regulators seek to squeeze out speculative lending and a further rise in debt levels.
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These are not the typical antitrust violations where one company buys a rival and is able to squeeze out competition and raise prices.
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The money the government would need to borrow to fund a much larger deficit would squeeze out business investment, housing and consumer spending.
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"They would be much wiser just to wait an hour, go for a walk, and let gravity squeeze out some of the water."
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The Obama administration has been experimenting with new ways to pay doctors and hospitals, designed to improve quality and squeeze out wasteful care.
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I didn't want to give up on Charlie's voice, his real voice, that can sometimes squeeze out "mama" if the moment is right.
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But they&aposre not without inconveniences — mainly the mess created by kids who love to squeeze out more food than they can eat.
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"When an attack happens, we are determined, using the harsh light of hindsight, to squeeze out every last drop of learning," Parker said.
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They will try to squeeze out as much as they can for their domestic economies, setting up tough negotiations over the climate plan.
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VW's trucks business Traton has lifted its stake in MAN SE above 20.4 percent, allowing it to squeeze out the remaining minority shareholders.
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Each team has won four of its last five games, although both teams had to rally to squeeze out narrow victories on Sunday.
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Nor, in Mr Rahman's view, did the argument about licencing "good" sharia councils in order to squeeze out bad ones have any real force.
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As we reported, last week Cleopatra, one of John's 7 children, accused Shelia of trying to corral his assets and squeeze out his kids.
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And the talk show host couldn't let him leave without trying to squeeze out some information about how his season of The Bachelor ends.
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The app itself is super efficient at protecting your data, making it hard for anyone trying to squeeze out any usage data from it.
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Trying to squeeze out that last bit of carbon without recourse to big dispatchable power plants is extremely challenging, at least for today's models.
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They're the reason a sad song can help to exude wet, salty tears until your pathetic broken heart can't squeeze out any more emotion.
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This is the Apple that seems extremely focused on maximizing the amount of profit the company can squeeze out of any given device design.
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Saudi Arabia, the most influential member of OPEC is sticking to its strategy of low-cost production to squeeze out higher-cost producers elsewhere.
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Dozens of manufacturers would squeeze out small margins while relying on a central operating system whose creator could then monetize that massive install base.
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The mobile phone giant's legal battle to squeeze out minority shareholders following its 190 billion euro takeover of Mannesmann in 2000 lasted 18 years.
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Businesses still complain of unfair treatment at the hands of state institutions such as the tax authorities or prosecutors looking to squeeze out bribes.
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Easing monetary policy would "dampen China's efforts to reduce overcapacity and squeeze out asset bubbles", the official Xinhua news agency said in an editorial.
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This means that, in the same amount of space of a conventional stator, Porsche engineers were able to squeeze out more power and torque.
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Borrowing costs in China have risen this year as the government tries to squeeze out speculative lending and a further rise in debt levels.
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It is concerned the combined company may use incentives to squeeze out rivals and raise prices, as well change NXP's intellectual property licensing model.
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Chaebols are also accused of using their monopolistic clout to squeeze out small and medium-sized enterprises, which create most of the country's jobs.
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Here, we bump up against a similar set of speed bumps that Nina faced as she managed to squeeze out of seemingly impossible corners.
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The iPhone's integration of hardware and software lets Apple fine-tune the phone to squeeze out every inch of power out of its component.
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Statehood is further away than ever but politicians still find ways to squeeze out political capital from promises of increased federal funding and prosperity.
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I could only squeeze out about six hours from the machine at half brightness and default battery settings, which slightly prefer battery over performance.
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Here's a look at where you may be able to squeeze out some cash, or borrow it, without spending too much time or money.
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The scooter can regenerate energy back into the battery during braking, which helps squeeze out a range of a little more than nine miles.
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If you need to squeeze out a few more months with your current phone, deleting unnecessary apps and content gives you room to move.
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Why squeeze out mass-produced mayo onto your perfect cheeseburger when you can make it yourself and get a forearm workout in the process?
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He would raise taxes on the rich, but there is only so much money you can squeeze out of such a small group of people.
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Bottom line: So long as there are profit margins to squeeze out, the quest continues for new ways to get you drunk, hydrated or caffeinated.
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Storytelling through ads has been a big push for Facebook recently as it tries to squeeze out more revenue per user, especially developing world markets.
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He said he expected the acceptance rate to easily surpass 90 percent, with a squeeze-out of remaining shareholders to follow if needed in June.
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All that we've been able to squeeze out so far is that "there is a significant increase in our valuation following this round" (bolding theirs).
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Phantom Thread was nominated for six Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor, but it couldn't squeeze out a Best Original Screenplay nomination.
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Mr Trump might have thought that his threat would ratchet up pressure on China, helping to squeeze out more concessions just before the finishing-line.
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Naturex announced on Thursday the implementation of squeeze-out procedure on its remaining shares not tendered to the offer initiated by Givaudan on Naturex shares.
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Separately, Conwert shareholder Petrus Advsiers said Vonovia's squeeze-out offer of 17.08 euros per share was "unrealistic", adding 23 euros would be a fair price.
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Amazon is gearing up for its annual Prime Day sale, and the company's promotional efforts are also helping it squeeze out some more advertising revenue.
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But in intensifying its partnership with Abbas to squeeze out Hamas, the Israeli government now risks exacerbating an already-dire humanitarian situation on its doorstep.
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The placement was fairly unique, but the position can be adjusted so you can squeeze out if you need to use the bathroom during dinner.
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"Subsequently, R2G could gradually increase its stake so that it can squeeze out minority shareholders and de-list Pegas' shares," J&T Banka analysts said.
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New Yorkers are always trying to squeeze out as much of our days as possible, so having three extra hours sounds like a smart idea!
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But if we let our debt grow, and interest rates normalize, the interest burden alone would choke our budget and squeeze out other essential spending.
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It's been way too long since Pulp Fiction, and if they were looking to squeeze out the last bit of "cool" Travolta, they failed badly.
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E.ON said it would seek to squeeze out minority shareholders in takeover target Innogy as soon as it secures European antitrust approval for the deal.
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But thanks to this freaky little desk companion designed by David Shrigley, you can now squeeze out the stress, one clenched fist at a time.
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VW holds approximately 99.64% of the registered share capital of Audi AG. VW's trucks unit Traton will seek to squeeze out minority shareholders in MAN.
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Such agreements are complex legal documents, and the language needs to be clear enough that neither side can squeeze out more concessions on the sly.
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The strongest prediction, with the greatest scientific backing, is that they'll hold onto and squeeze out more moisture, in the form of rain, onto land.
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My Mini S is supposed to last up to 7 miles, but I actually managed to squeeze out even more: just a little over 8 miles.
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That, in turn, would squeeze out senior members of Merkel's own party — who might feel that defeat had thus been snatched from the jaws of victory.
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Perhaps, but what might be worth Samsung's time to squeeze out some more sales in a stagnating global market isn't necessarily a good deal for consumers.
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I squeeze out a dollop of a mild cleanser to remove the oil-makeup mix, and then it's time, when possible, for a hydrating sheet mask.
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"I still think we will just pass (or try to) whatever the Senate can possibly squeeze out as is," a House Republican aide told me Wednesday.
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Surely, these are lofty goals, but they need to be viewed in context of the still-emerging ride-hailing industry's inability to squeeze out a profit.
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On Thursday, Unipetrol said its Polish owner had requested an extraordinary shareholder meeting to approve the squeeze-out of minority shareholders at 380 crowns per share.
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Bu the Pats were able to squeeze out a win when they faced the Chiefs in October, slugging out a 43-40 win over Kansas City.
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Just camp the center of the circle or play at height to avoid getting seen by full squads and try to squeeze out a higher placement.
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Trying to squeeze out every clue from these radio signals, they found that it came from a dense region of plasma gripped by extreme magnetic fields.
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There's a concern, raised by some lawmakers, that a big weed industry could squeeze out the small family pot operations already in business in the state.
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While mobile chipmaker Qualcomm is facing EC charges that it used anti-competitive methods to squeeze out British phone software maker Icera, with an investigation ongoing.
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And Amazon is even managing to squeeze out some profit from its notoriously low-margin operation, thanks to its booming cloud-computing business Amazon Web Services.
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Two decades ago, games like Metal Gear Solid got attention for their graphics based on how high a resolution developers could squeeze out of console hardware.
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They definitely wanted big returns, but they're not trying to get BuzzFeed to cut their budget by X amount because they want to squeeze out more.
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Size is crucial in the oil sands; the more bitumen a company can squeeze out of a plant, the lower fixed costs per barrel will be.
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As Amazon takes a larger piece of the federal procurement pie, it could save taxpayer dollars and improve efficiency — but also, some fear, squeeze out competition.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - France's new squeeze-out plans may tempt luxury magnate Bernard Arnault to make a final swoop on taking his Christian Dior holding private.
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"They really go through everything," she said, and they add up as many little changes as they can to squeeze out an additional mile per gallon.
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Drug company deals are more straightforward though, and the price is usually based on what the acquirer hopes to squeeze out of the products and talent.
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Unipetrol shareholders are expected to approve the forced buyout - or so-called squeeze-out - of the company's remaining minority shareholders by 94 percent-owner PKN Orlen.
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Nine out of 10 of them are already expected to vote, according to the polling results, so, there is little room to squeeze out more votes.
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"The only way concessionaires can make back their investment and squeeze out a few points of margin is to charge high prices," said Columbia University's Rosner.
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They mostly did not trust governments, and they had theories to show that official debts would squeeze out private investment, spur inflation and depress economic sentiment.
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When all the spinach is cooked and cool enough to handle, wrap it in a clean, dry dish towel and squeeze out all the excess water.
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The group is now close to the limit of the extra cash it can squeeze out per tonne sold, Whitcutt said in an interview last week.
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"I still think we will just pass (or try to) whatever the Senate can possibly squeeze out as-is," a second House Republican aide told me.
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At the beginning, the mission was a dash, with the scientists trying to squeeze out as much data as they could before Spirit and Opportunity died.
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"The idea of being on a budgeted system sharpens the health care system's view of what they can and can't squeeze out of people," says Antos.
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The company has agreed to pay 20.8 million euros ($2500 million) to squeeze out remaining minority shareholders of Austria's Buwog, Buwog said in a statement on Sunday.
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Warren says these programs have been used to "squeeze out competition" and that they are rife with corruption by boards that use them to fund lobbying campaigns.
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These programs, over time, will keep squeezing ever-smaller inefficiencies out of the market, and the BlackRocks and Goldmans will keep competing to squeeze out those inefficiencies.
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Rather than investigate the crime, they investigated the people, finding unrelated crimes to use as leverage to squeeze out any potential drops of evidence related to collusion.
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The ring is waterproof, of course (gotta wash those hands), but more impressive is what the company was able to squeeze out of the on-board battery.
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Hotel industry officials say the tiny bottles that squeeze out thick lashings of shampoo, conditioner and body lotions are slowly being replaced by wall-mounted, refillable dispensers.
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But he can't get a clean hit under pressure from Stones, and Pickford falls on it — only to let it squeeze out and roll toward to line.
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But he has a deep-seated fear of spending—he will literally take the finished toothpaste back out of the trash to squeeze out one last drop.
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I was only able to squeeze out around two and a half hours of a mobile gaming session (which runs at under-clocked speed when not plugged in).
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"Banks are looking for other ways to squeeze out profit," said Jonathan Lehr, a managing director at venture capital firm Work-Bench which invests in business technology startups.
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AT&T's descendants, Verizon and AT&T, have gobbled up many of their competitors and together now squeeze out similar profits to those their parent did in 1974.
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He then created a culture that emphasised experimentation, rapid learning and incremental improvements, along with a system of sticks and carrots that pushed people to squeeze out inefficiencies.
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Healthcare insurers say that becoming bigger will allow them to squeeze out administrative costs, negotiate with doctors and hospitals and push down the soaring costs of some drugs.
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Some people fret that the new cemetery will further squeeze out space for corpses by giving relatives of the dead long-term rights to their loved ones' plots.
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OPEC has consistently refused to cut production as kingpin Saudi Arabia sticks to its strategy of low-cost production to squeeze out higher-cost players like shale companies.
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Andrei Nastase, leader of the opposition Dignity and Truth Platform Party, accused the Democratic Party of colluding with the Socialists in a "cartel" to squeeze out other groups.
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With that available space, and improvements in processor design, it would be able to better cool the same hardware and squeeze out more performance—but it'll never happen.
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In December 2018, the UAE halted fuel supplies to Sudan, three Sudanese officials said, unhappy that Bashir wasn't meeting his end of the bargain to squeeze out Islamists.
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"Chronic, low-grade stress causes the adrenal glands to gradually and constantly squeeze out an excess of cortisol," explains Mary Lupo, clinical professor of dermatology at Tulane University.
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The French company said it will complete the acquisition process on March 7, and follow a squeeze-out procedure to buy the remaining shares in Saitama-based Clarion.
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She's in Monterey to squeeze out the truth, and she's applying pressure ever so masterfully, mostly to Celeste and Madeline, to see what leads she can wring out.
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" He added that "our policies are opaque, confusing and tend to squeeze out middle-class families who are unaware, or just above the line, of eligibility for aid.
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But he has a home and the affection of his wife and children, and together they squeeze out a meager living assembling pizza boxes for a delivery company.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Volkswagen on Friday said it has offered to buy out minority shareholders in premium brand Audi AG, via a so-called squeeze out offer.
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Ms. Pelosi clearly still thinks she can still try to make the politics harder for some senators, that she could maybe squeeze out a little more political juice.
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While I can only use it at a Category 1 to 4 hotel, I easily squeeze out more than $95 in value from this perk alone each year.
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Depending on state law, he'd have to get a super majority of shareholders (in Delaware, it's 90 percent) to be able to squeeze out any holdouts, lawyers said.
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For one, it requires extreme precision and skill to down someone without that person having at least a second or two of wiggle room to squeeze out an escape.
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Despite their burgeoning empires, sellers like Reeves often find themselves cobbling together the basic information they can squeeze out of Facebook to analyze their customer base and viewer demographics.
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I have this impression of their wells being endless and abundant, whereas in LA we are all trying to jump on and squeeze out the last drop of inspiration.
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Following the acquisition of Europe-focused peer Pioneer earlier this year, Amundi pledged to squeeze out 180 million euros of annual cost savings and revenue synergies over three years.
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Similarly, other firms, which still had to fork out on wages and rents during the euro zone's depressed years, could squeeze out more profits if the economy keeps growing.
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In an effort to squeeze out information about his family and where his next planned attack will be taking place, Kurtz's team dopes Michel up with spiked orange slices.
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I managed to squeeze out a few tears, but they felt cheap, and I felt ridiculous as the salesperson rang me up, making no mention of my blotchy face.
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"We need to change the way we fund elections AND not let take over so much power in the marketplace that they squeeze out the little guy," she said.
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And you'll need to squeeze out every efficiency: That is why small restaurants put Grandma to work at the register and make the kids wash dishes in the back.
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Saudi Arabia's oil minister surprised energy markets by reiterating that he would be happy to see oil prices fall to $20 a barrel to squeeze out "inefficient, uneconomic producers".
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In addition to turning on the game's battery saver mode, you can also turn on your phone's battery saver mode as well to squeeze out even more play time.
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But U.S. hedge fund Elliott, which holds 14.4 percent of Kabel Deutschland shares, filed a legal suit in 2014 demanding higher compensation for minority shareholders in a squeeze-out.
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The offer would open in early 2018 and Allianz intends to follow up with a squeeze-out procedure, it said, referring to a process to buy out smaller shareholders.
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The EU competition enforcer opened a second front against Google last year as it charged the company with using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals.
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The world's most popular internet search engine has been in the EU crosshairs since April 2016, accused of using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals.
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Few analysts in either party dispute that Trump's strategy of doubling down on the groups uneasy with change could allow him to squeeze out a narrow victory in 2020.
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If you go with the touch model, battery life is rated at 12 hours, but for non-touch you'll be able to squeeze out an extra hour at 13.
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Partly, it is that the duopoly of the Democrats and the Republicans doesn't only squeeze out third parties, it keeps fringe parties where they should be -- on the fringes.
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Feud's scripts and direction relish every ounce of drama they can squeeze out of their source material, but the show wouldn't be half as captivating without Sarandon and Lange.
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It depends whether they firms intend to invest further as Higbee suggests or whether they are out to squeeze out as much revenue as they can from the company.
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But since the city of Vallejo is nearly broke, it's hard to know how much cash Huskins and Quinn will be able to squeeze out of the place anyway.
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We also know that if major tax changes create much larger deficits and debt, we know that's going to squeeze out the availability of credit for productive investment too.
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Long-range forecasts suggest that perhaps over the next week, clouds may break for a brief period, allowing the city to squeeze out a much deserved partly sunny day.
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There's been a lot of recent scientific work trying to find ways to maximize the placebo effect, so that doctors can squeeze out the maximum therapeutic benefit from drugs.
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Squeeze out any excess water, then transfer the herbs to a small food processor with half of the pistachios, the oil, chives, and lemon juice and purée until smooth.
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Between the leaked notes and his written testimony, there likely isn't much new information to squeeze out of Zuckerberg, but don't let that stop you from watching him squirm.[AP]
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Here's a hot tip: take advantage of group discounts, saddle up and bring your whole posse to the show and squeeze out every bit of information, inspiration and opportunity possible.
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The survey highlighted German insurers' concerns over competition from abroad, with 95 percent of respondents saying they felt a noticeable squeeze-out effect from increased investment activity by foreign funds.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo's tip-in with 1793 seconds remaining allowed the visiting Milwaukee Bucks to fend off a furious Houston Rockets rally and squeeze out a 1783-1773 victory on Wednesday.
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The company was able to squeeze out a small profit in a past life, but since then it began to aggressively spend on marketing as it sought to acquire customers.
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They will push him on the Iran Deal, hoping if they probe relentlessly they might squeeze out a soundbite that sounds just belligerent or reckless enough to cause a stir.
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Afterward, she spent half an hour on the physio table, with her legs encased in NormaTec pressure pouches, which apparently squeeze out the lactic acid, like toothpaste from a tube.
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Phillies Squeeze Out a Win Jeremy Hellickson struck out nine and drove in the go-ahead run on a suicide squeeze, and the Phillies beat the visiting Reds, 53-25.
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In a process called "milking," which looks every bit as bizarre as you might imagine, farmers can squeeze out up to 15 percent of the fish's body weight in caviar.
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Fortum has committed to not pursue a "domination agreement", profit and loss transfer agreement or squeeze-out of minority shareholders until Sept 2021, limiting its ability to control Uniper directly.
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Kraft Heinz is backed by private equity firm 3G Capital, once known as the darling of Wall Street for its ability to squeeze out cost savings from bloated food companies.
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For her Eye Cream, Jenner designed the packaging with a self-applicator, so you can simply squeeze out the product and dab it directly under your eyes straight from the tube.
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I'm a Democrat and I believe in government rule, but the idea that you're going to turn these into government-controlled entities would squeeze out innovation and make them more cautious.
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Technology companies, particularly those with an enterprise bent, appear to be coming under increasing pressure from activist investors who want to squeeze out profits at the cost of products and jobs.
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We're told Kim and Khloe have solid reasons to believe the secret rendezvous photo -- obtained by TMZ -- was staged by Younes to squeeze out the last drops of his 15 minutes.
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On Tuesday night, they got just enough of all facets of the game — offense, pitching and defense — to squeeze out a 21-23 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.
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DE said on Monday shareholders will be offered an extra 1.22 euros to help complete a merger with U.S. rival Praxair, raising a squeeze-out offer to 189.46 euros per share.
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"Aggressive easing of the RRR and interest rates cuts will not only cause excessive liquidity but also dampen China's efforts to reduce overcapacity and squeeze out asset bubbles," the newspaper says.
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The looming strike in the North Sea — along with the other recent signs of strife among oil service companies — may mean that it will be hard to squeeze out further savings.
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So while the arrival of an official kit may now squeeze out some players, there's likely to continue to be room for a range of specialized starter kits targeting different niches.
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"If the bladder is forced to be distended for a long period, over time the bladder muscles become less functional, less able to squeeze [out urine] and more fibrous," Shteynshlyuger says.
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Their stories varied, but they shared a theme: The tech giants have used their powerful positions in search, e-commerce, online ads and smartphones to squeeze out them and other rivals.
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The company has also been charged with using its Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals and with blocking competitors in online search advertising related to its "AdSense for Search" platform.
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"Markets are realizing, at least in the short run here, there is not much more juice to squeeze out of the dollar," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Before attempting to squeeze out cups of virtual milk with my sphincter, I asked my friend who is an EMT (and wishes to remain anonymous) if there is anything to worry about.
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Wall Street's S&P 24.6, Dow Jones and Nasdaq markets also looked set to squeeze out slim gains, even as bond yields - the key driver of global borrowing costs - edged higher again.
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But it's fall where the most money can be made, and so it's fall when Trader Joe's puts the most effort into creating specific seasonal products to squeeze out every last dime.
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Robinhood's ambitious efforts make sense: It's an opportunity to squeeze out greater revenue from its existing user base, while enabling it to acquire new customers who aren't lured by trading services alone.
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Revel's maze of roads and race-related blockades, however, made it impossible for us to find our way back to the finish to see Matthews squeeze out Sagan and win the stage.
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Still, 40 million euros in costs cuts and progress in integrating its product brands helped squeeze out profits growth despite a 3.1% decline in top-line revenues in the mature Dutch market.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU regulators may set up their own algorithms to find companies that use software to fix prices with peers or squeeze out their rivals, Europe's antitrust chief said on Friday.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 4 (Reuters) - German utility E.ON said it would quickly seek to squeeze out minority shareholders in takeover target Innogy as soon as it secures European antitrust approval for the deal.
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Private equity giants like Blackstone and KKR are loading up on industry specialists to help squeeze out returns, and that&aposs creating a new power dynamic inside the firms, according to Casey.
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My Spanx bra had a unique feeling of being a lot more tight and secure than it looked — my skin didn't squeeze out and my bra outline didn't show through my shirt.
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So if you managed to squeeze out a very high valuation in this round, getting to the right kind of success story for the next round will be all that much harder.
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If it can bring your friends along to your new gadgets, Facebook will find some way to squeeze out revenue while keeping these devices from making us more isolated and less human.
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Other snapshots showed the 21-year-old model and daughter of Lionel Richie sporting a hot-pink string bikini as she hung with her pals and main squeeze out on the water.
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It's an ethical and narrative labyrinth of a film that gets deeper and darker with every minute, yet manages to squeeze out full belly laughs in spite of the dark subject matter.
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It could mistaken for a scene right out of The Lion King remake: a male adult lion and a little cub shared a sweet squeeze out on the savanna shortly after Father's Day.
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Here's how it works: You squeeze out a dollop of the white cream onto polished nails, let it sit for two to three minutes, then wipe it all away with a cotton round.
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Qualcomm, which was charged by the European Commission for using anti-competitive methods to squeeze out British phone software maker Icera, last month asked the Luxembourg-based General Court to suspend the order.
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A British lawmaker released internal Facebook documents Wednesday that portray it as a ruthless corporate giant that will do whatever it takes to squeeze out competitors and increase user engagement with its products.
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Though it still hasn't taken the step to cement that hour 'rule' into legislation, also preferring to see how much action it can voluntarily squeeze out of platforms via a self-regulation route.
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"There's only so much you can squeeze out of the debt cycle, and we're there globally," the head of Bridgewater Associates said at the Delivering Alpha conference presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
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By and large, sellers of packaged food and beverages have found ways to cut costs and increase margins in order to squeeze out more profits from the same amount of sales, Feeney said.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo's tip-in with 33 seconds remaining allowed the visiting Milwaukee Bucks to fend off a furious Houston Rockets rally and squeeze out a 116-109 victory on Wednesday at Toyota Center.
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Still, there is something more to lose, or to gain, depending on how you see it, because the more whey you can squeeze out of the yogurt, the better the shrikhand will be.
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A Deutsche Bank analyst said in a note last year that Google could "inflame already high antitrust concerns if it does something in Chrome" because it would squeeze out Google's digital ad competitors.
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In October sources told Reuters the majority owners of the group wanted to team up with long-term investors to take full control of the business and squeeze out two of the family heirs.
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The Swiss freight forwarder said French shipper CMA CGM holds 22019 percent of its shares after a public tender, clearing the way for a squeeze out of shareholders and a delisting from Switzerland's exchange.
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On Wednesday, the European Union charged Google with using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals, opening a second front against the U.S. technology giant that could result in large fines.
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The crowdfunding aspect also stumbled out of the gate, as ZTE didn't offer up much in the way of specs, no doubt looking to squeeze out multiple announcements as it worked toward its goal.
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Being able to jump, switch to a new weapon, and reload almost simultaneously and without removing my thumbs from the joysticks has been critical in helping me squeeze out victories in particularly tricky situations.
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I am terrible about remembering to charge my phone until I'm stuck on a delayed subway at 7PM on my commute home, desperately trying to squeeze out the last few seconds of battery life.
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"The Chinese regime is trying to squeeze out the space that we have in Hong Kong and is a threat to our freedom and democracy," said Lee Cheuk-yan, a longtime pro-democracy activist.
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Most importantly, any meaningful recovery in oil prices in an oversupplied market would undermine the Saudis' long-standing strategy of not cutting supply to squeeze out higher-cost producers such as U.S. shale companies.
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LeVert gave Brooklyn a three-point lead at 105-102 by hitting two free throws with 73 seconds left, but the Nets needed one more clutch play from LeVert to squeeze out the win.
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New rules will appease small traders and farmers who fear that U.S. companies are making a back door entry into India's retail market and could squeeze out small corner shops that dominate Indian retailing.
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Australia's iron ore miners are investing heavily in automation and machine learning in the arid Pilbara region to squeeze out costs, including removing drivers from what has been repetitive work in sometimes scorching conditions.
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They use the ban mainly as a means of coercion: to squeeze out information, to compel a relative or friend to return to China, or to force the victim to settle a business dispute.
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A lower effective tax rate helped the company squeeze out more earnings than analysts projected in an otherwise tough quarter marked by a nationwide recall of salads at about 3,000 of its U.S. restaurants.
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That would give the combined company's professional cost-cutting aficionado, Peugeot boss Carlos Tavares, the whip hand in making the difficult decisions needed to squeeze out $6 billion of annual savings potentially on offer.
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As things stand, Samsung believes it can squeeze out better low-light performance from its single-lens system than competitors can achieve with dual-lens arrays, so there's no hurry to jump on the bandwagon.
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In the long term, there is a risk that the Valley could resemble South Korea: dominated by a handful of giant chaebol-like companies that soak up all the talent and squeeze out smaller startups.
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After pulsing the cauliflower in a food processor to make fine crumbs, steaming it in the microwave cooks it and draws out the liquid, which you can then squeeze out with a clean kitchen towel.
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Interim measures are rare and are only issued if the Commission has reason to believe that companies will squeeze out or marginalise rivals before it can wrap up its investigations which can take several years.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's top court will rule on Wednesday whether U.S. chipmaker Intel offered illegal rebates to squeeze out rivals in a judgment that could affect EU antitrust regulators' cases against Qualcomm and Alphabet's Google.
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Not only have we nearly doubled in readership over the past few years, we've done it without going inorganically broad, attempting to squeeze out more value per eyeball or making our events pay-to play.
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A series of moves by Design Within Reach's directors, led by Glenn Krevlin, a hedge fund manager who bought control of the retailer in 20143, essentially sought to squeeze out minority shareholders, the lawsuit says.
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I basically go until I can't concentrate anymore, I go until I have a headache behind my eyes, at which point I'm experienced enough to know anything else I squeeze out of myself will suck.
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In the case of McCain and McGovern, those picks proved fatal to their campaigns, and while Bush was able to squeeze out a win against Mike Dukakis, having Quayle on the ticket certainly didn't help.
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The squeeze-out follows a voluntary buyback completed in February in which PKN Orlen offered Unipetrol shareholders 380 crowns a share and paid 21.4 billion crowns ($953 million) to raise its stake from 63 percent.
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Practicing doctors are also pushing to squeeze out the unnecessary care because of the rising importance of value-based care reimbursement, which rewards doctors for delivering better results rather than performing more procedures, Mirsky said.
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Though Trump wants as much wall money he can squeeze out of Congress, Capito needs to get 60 votes in the Senate, and there's no way Democrats will go along with a major budget boost.
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Some Manhattan real-estate style negotiations with Huntington Ingalls Industries might enable him to squeeze out two new aircraft carriers similar to the $13 billion USS Gerald R. Ford for the price of the wall.
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The Bruins did manage to squeeze out a point in a shootout loss at Philadelphia after erasing a two-goal, third-period deficit, but they have managed only six goals in their last four losses.
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Most of us can look back on winters past and remember more than one occasion when we were so layered up we could hardly squeeze out of our front door, let alone into the driver's seat.
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You had to buy these bags from Juicero, and some top-notch investigators at Bloomberg found that you could squeeze out the bag with your bare hands just as well as you could with the machine.
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U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm, meanwhile, faces EU charges of using anti-competitive methods to squeeze out British phone software maker Icera and of making illegal payments to a major customer for exclusively using its chipsets since 2011.
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BRUSSELS, June 9 (Reuters) - EU antitrust authorities opened on Friday an investigation into U.S. smartphone chipmaker Qualcomm's $38-billion bid for NXP Semiconductors , concerned that the merged company may squeeze out rivals and jack up prices.
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It's possible that health-care investors see the writing on the wall: That 105 percent they've gained over the past six years could be all they can squeeze out of changes to the medical insurance industry.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Google is expected to be hit with a second EU antitrust fine in mid-July for using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals, three people familiar with the matter said.
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It also makes use of its system memory in a more efficient fashion, using a higher bandwidth on the 8GB of GDDR21 memory to squeeze out an additional 22MB for game developers to make use of.
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Now seal it for good: cradle the dumpling in your palms, clasping the sealed edge between your thumbs and index fingers, and squeeze it shut while pushing inward, making sure to squeeze out any air bubbles .
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If the celebrity businessman can squeeze out a victory here and couple it with a first-place finish in Florida, it will be a tremendous blow to the forces seeking to block him from the nomination.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union charged Google on Wednesday with using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals, opening a second front against the U.S. technology giant that could result in large fines.
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The actress transforms completely into the icon for the movie, which caused problems when Zellweger and Wittrock had kissing scenes and the glue from her prosthetic nose would squeeze out and end up on Wittrock's face.
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As if I had been waiting for a crisis moment that would force me to squeeze out of the straitjacket of the script, I immediately began improvising my own story and the other actors followed suit.
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It takes the stomach around four to six hours to empty a full meal, and then the small intestine takes about six to eight hours to squeeze out all the nutrients and empty into the colon.
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Basically, Vote Proudly is setting out to use tactical voting to squeeze out the DUP and a veto loophole that the party's used for years to boost moralistic conservatism—but more on those specifics in a bit.
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And as Bloomberg demonstrated in an article that certainly played a part in Juicero's demise, this complex machine doesn't squeeze out its pre-packaged bags of juice much better than a human can using their bare hands.
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But a year is a long time to leave camera engineers idle, and we can be sure that Samsung's imaging team has tinkered with its processing to try and squeeze out some extra performance and image quality.
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The Reds slammed three home runs, including a walk-off blast by Joey Votto, to squeeze out a 7-6 win in the series opener before St. Louis went deep four times in Wednesday's 12-7 romp.
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The best thing we learned from them is how to dry delicate items: Lay the garment flat on a dry towel and roll it up like a tight crepe to gently squeeze out excess water without wringing.
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Alternately, the male daddy longlegs may have accidentally fallen into some tree resin as it was going about its daily business, and as it was struggling, its blood pressure rose, forcing its penis to squeeze out accidentally.
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I got a full day of battery life during my week-long testing and could squeeze out even more by dropping the default resolution down to full HD, lowering the brightness, and temporarily turning off other features.
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Many of these spaces have been demolished over the years, and ZAO/Standardarchitecture has converted some into a hostel, an art center, and other contemporary urban spaces that squeeze out the full potential of these tight areas.
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European antitrust officials hammered Qualcomm with a $1.2 billion fine on Wednesday, saying the American chip maker, whose technology underpins much of the world's mobile phone industry, had abused its dominant market position to squeeze out competitors.
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This comes at a time when members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), led by Saudi Arabia, have refused to curb output in order to retain market share and squeeze out higher-cost competitors.
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You know, we have the ability to turn something if he makes news, but we should not just have these stream of consciousness rallies that take up all the oxygen, and that squeeze out any other political coverage.
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The 13-member oil cartel has repeatedly refused to cut supply despite the slide in prices, as Saudi Arabia sticks to its strategy of leveraging its low-cost production to squeeze out higher-cost U.S. shale oil producers.
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Apply that to the 2017 revenue analysts are penciling in for Kraft Heinz and Mondelez, and the buyers could squeeze out over $3 billion more pre-tax income a year, worth more than $20 billion taxed and capitalized.
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Place the shrimp in a colander and rinse them under cool running water, Have a medium work bowl ready as you use a paper towel to dry them off, pressing down slightly to squeeze out any extra water.
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Opponents said bringing in first-past-the-post voting will squeeze out smaller parties in the ex-Soviet country, and benefit the two main political players - the ruling pro-Western Democratic Party and the opposition pro-Moscow Socialists.
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Since President Donald Trump signed the Farm Bill into law in December, major consumer companies have leveraged their immense balance sheets to start competing in that market, which Pallotta said would ultimately squeeze out smaller US multistate operators.
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"Bull markets don't die of old age" is a piece of trader wisdom trotted out to justify hanging out in stocks in a bid to try and squeeze out the last of any potential gains in a cycle.
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Threes are wonderful, and Gay is enough of a threat to space the floor when spotted up anywhere on the weakside, but turning him into a catch-and-shoot weapon wouldn't squeeze out all he has to offer.
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So Mr. Londonio, a portly man, embarked on an intense exercise routine of cardio and chin-ups and picked up a fiber-heavy diet to shed weight and ensure he could squeeze out of a jail cell window.
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Apply that to the 2017 revenue that analysts are penciling in for Kraft Heinz and Mondelez, and the buyers could squeeze out over $3 billion more pretax income a year, worth more than $20 billion taxed and capitalized.
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Rather than appoint managers right away to prosecute the case before the Senate as the Constitution ultimately requires, she's going to take her time and see what she can squeeze out of Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader.
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In the second, I took a close look at what is currently the most common industrial use of CO2, namely enhanced oil recovery (EOR), whereby CO20163 is injected in spent wells to squeeze out more oil and gas.
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Ward and Arpaio will both be vying for the anti-establishment vote in the Republican primary, but it looks as though Arpaio, with his national name recognition and media-savvy, could have the capacity to squeeze out Ward.
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Charlie Dent -- who'd pledged to vote against GOP leadership's health care bill last week-- held a press conference urging Republicans to work with Democrats in order to squeeze out the extreme factions on both sides of the political divide.
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Encrypted messaging app Telegram is feeling the squeeze out of Russia, where regulators are not letting up in their ongoing attempts to block the app because its publishers refuse to provide regulators with access to messages on the platform.
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Alphabet Inc's Google, which was hit by a second EU antitrust charge this month for using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals, shows little sign of backing down after years of wrangling with European authorities.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google has been given an extra 6 weeks to early September to respond to EU charges that it uses its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals, EU antitrust regulators said on Tuesday.
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By designing their own hardware and software, these companies can control every aspect of the computing experience to squeeze out the maximum amount of efficiency, which is crucial when you are dealing with the massive scale of these organizations.
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All that prompted him to go on a tear against the media, accusing television networks hosting the debates of "playing God" by setting criteria that threatened to squeeze out candidates separated by the margin of error of most polls.
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Because the state delegate system, like an electoral college, gives a bit more power to rural, less populated precincts, and it's possible to squeeze out more delegates by dominating those precincts than by eking out the big, urban precincts.
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The world's most popular Internet search engine is already under fire from the European Commission for promoting its shopping service at the expense of rivals and for using its Android mobile operating system for smartphones to squeeze out competitors.
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U.S., Canadian and European officials privately voice concern that Mexico's energy policy is eroding the legal foundations of contracts worth billions of dollars with the previous administration, in what they fear is a creeping squeeze-out of their interests.
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Sustained low oil prices, partly the result of the kingdom's hopes to squeeze out higher-cost producers from Iran to Calgary and from North Dakota to Brazil, threaten the social spending that is critical to keeping social unrest at bay.
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The Tigers scored two or fewer runs in five of the last seven games but finally did just enough with the bats to squeeze out a 4-3 triumph in Saturday's nightcap after getting blanked 03-0 in the opener.
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U.S. media reported on Friday that the Justice Department was laying the groundwork to investigate Google to determine whether the world's biggest online advertising platform was using its size to squeeze out smaller competitors, violating laws designed to ensure fair competition.
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As we saw in the past year through experiments like HTC's solid-state side buttons on the U12 Plus, phone designers are tweaking and manipulating every aspect of a device to try and squeeze out some more character or differentiation.
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In the lead-up to the game, there was plenty of talk about the Canadian-US player ratio, potential rule changes that would create more opportunities for American players in the CFL and squeeze out spots normally reserved for Canadian players.
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"Simply, we have to squeeze out the water to recycle it and use it as a fuel," said Guillermo Rodelo, director of engineering at Herradura's plant in Amatitán, a few miles from the colonial town of Tequila in Jalisco state.
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Polls predict Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party-led alliance will just about squeeze out the parliamentary majority needed to rule, a sharp drop from his commanding mandate five years ago, when he vowed to turn India into an economic and military power.
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This divide and conquer strategy serves a multi-pronged purpose; both to squeeze out other international powers like the US and to sow general chaos, an environment which allows Beijing to leverage each side against the other for maximal gains.
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This focus is consistent with other recent statements by officials, as well as new guidelines to enhance bank supervision and the facilitation of higher market interest rates by the PBOC to squeeze out speculative activity in the shadow banking sector.
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In the more M&A-friendly United Kingdom, buyers which own more than half of a target's shares can dictate strategy, control cash flows and use a so-called scheme of arrangement to squeeze out minority shareholders with minimal fuss.
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He once again summoned Shreve from the bullpen, looking to stay afloat with the hope that the lineup could squeeze out one more run as the Yankees tried to win for just the second time in their last eight games.
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Antitrust investigations in Europe have taken years to complete, in part because company lawyers use stalling techniques that give the tech giants added time to squeeze out rivals, according to companies, lawyers and consumer groups involved in the cases against Google.
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"The Chinese regime is trying to squeeze out the space that we have in Hong Kong and is a threat to our freedom and democracy," said Lee, now general secretary of the Hong Kong Alliance, which runs the annual event.
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News broke on Friday that the Justice Department was laying the groundwork to investigate Google to determine whether the world's biggest online advertising platform was using its size to squeeze out smaller competitors, violating laws designed to ensure fair competition.
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Samsung doesn't have any official hour estimates to share at the moment, and is instead still calling it an "all day" battery — though the vast majority of users should be able to squeeze out more than that with standard usage.
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Scott N. Paul, the head of the Alliance for American Manufacturing and a supporter of the tariffs, said countries were taking initial steps toward a series of agreements and discussions that could help to squeeze out overcapacity and anticompetitive practices.
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But some worry that the proliferating development will squeeze out the city's bohemian culture, evoking comparisons to places like Montauk — the once-sleepy fishing village at the tip of Long Island that has become a sleek, stylish and expensive resort.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday that by imposing sanctions on buyers of Russian weapons, and on people associated with the Russian military, the United States is trying to squeeze out competitors in the global arms trade.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - BGH Capital, an Australian private-equity firm run by three star dealmakers, was rebuffed on two billion-dollar deals on Monday, underscoring how companies are trying to squeeze out better offers in a market crammed with cash-rich investors.
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Others call for increasing funding for the Navy, which is slated to shoulder the cost of a new ballistic missile submarine — the backbone of the nation's future nuclear force — even though this effort may squeeze out the service's traditional shipbuilding.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Commodities trading house Trafigura aims to expand its oil trading business further to rival that of top trader Vitol in the next few years and believes rising barriers to entry into the sector will squeeze out potential newcomers.
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Twelve years later, Hollywood would squeeze out an arguably more reprehensible film without batting a greased-up eyelash: Krippendorf's Tribe, where an anthropology scholar (Richard Dreyfuss) fakes evidence of an obscure New Guinean tribe by filming his family in paint and feather headdresses.
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LONDON/MILAN (Reuters) - The majority owners of Italian supermarket chain Esselunga are seeking to team up with long-term investors to take full control of the business and squeeze out two of the family heirs, three sources familiar with the matter said.
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The prospect of shutting output comes at an awkward moment for Airbus as rival Boeing celebrates the 50th anniversary of its 747 jumbo - the jet that revolutionized long-haul travel and which Europe's A380 was designed to squeeze out of the market.
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Amid the frenzy, though, anxiety is growing in some corners of the state that corporate money will squeeze out not only the small-time growers, but also the hippie values that have been an essential part of marijuana's place in California culture.
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The US military has attempted to use terrible smells as non-lethal weapons as far back as World War II.The Office of Strategic Services invented the "Who, Me" substance, designed for resistance groups to squeeze out of tubes, but it was never deployed.
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Or is it just pulling a bunch of levers and contorting the facts of what happened through all of those loopholes to machine-pulp and squeeze out an arbitrary result it thinks will calm enough people down to ride out this news cycle?
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FRANKFURT, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Linde shareholders will be offered cash compensation of 1.22 euros per share as part of a squeeze-out offer of 189.46 euros per Linde AG share, the company said on Monday, as it completes a merger with rival Praxair.
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As worsening traffic has put a stranglehold on New York, the country's largest city, it has moved to squeeze out cars, taking away street space to make room for bikes and pedestrians, and all but banning vehicles from a major Manhattan thoroughfare.
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The European Commission has already conducted a number of investigations into Alphabet Inc's Google, and has charged it with promoting its own shopping service at the expense of rivals and also of using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out competitors.
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While a bitter critic of the government, he said he supported the foreign-led casino project as a source of jobs and a good way to squeeze out illegal gambling dens in the area, which he said were often protected by corrupt officials.
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Reasons for PPG to avoid a hostile bid include Akzo's right to issue 10 percent of its outstanding share capital at management's discretion, enabling it to block a hostile bidder from winning the 95 percent needed to squeeze out the rest and disband the company.
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That could fan fears of some trader and farmer groups, who contend the U.S. company is using the deal as a back-door entry into India's bricks and mortar retail market, and that it could squeeze out small corner shops that dominate Indian retail.
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Not well, I'm afraid: Acer advertises around seven hours of usage on the Helios 300, but using it conservatively with the brightness turned down and keyboard backlit on, I could only squeeze out around five hours of usage of standard, non-gaming productivity work.
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Deadlines for Google to respond to the first charge that it favors its own shopping service over those of rivals and a second accusation that it abuses the dominance of its Android operating system for phones to squeeze out rivals remain unchanged at Nov.
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It's been 17 years since the two teams shared the biggest stage in sports, and that stunning game would see the Patriots squeeze out a 20-17 victory over the Rams to earn quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick their first Super Bowl title.
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LONDON/MILAN, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The majority owners of Italian supermarket chain Esselunga are seeking to team up with long-term investors to take full control of the business and squeeze out two of the family heirs, three sources familiar with the matter said.
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The effectiveness of the squeeze-out is still subject to a resolution at the Linde AG shareholders' meeting on Wednesday, and the registration of the transfer resolution and the merger in the commercial registers at the seats of Linde Intermediate and Linde, the company said.
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"This could be the final rise of this bull market, because it's already so long, so there's a lot of bearishness out there," Akker said, adding that he wouldn't be surprised by a break above 2,875 in another short squeeze out of the markets.
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It becomes this vicious circle — if the military does it, it must be a war; if it's a war, it must be a military job — to the point that it starts to squeeze out both other institutions and other legal paradigms for thinking about issues.
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Perhaps the biggest threat of all is that platform owners like Apple and Google end up owning the next round of devices and platforms in the same way they have smartphones, despite Facebook's VR investments, and steadily squeeze out third parties they perceive as a threat.
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He explained that banks from peripheral nations - like Italy and Spain - can currently only really lend to SMEs (small-to-medium sized businesses) and households with real interest rates of maybe 4 percent to 5 percent, which can squeeze out a lot of good investment opportunities.
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The essential thing to remember, says Azor, is that this 8K screen is intended primarily for graphics, design, and photo professionals: those who want to squeeze out every last bit of detail possible from their display and have the budget to spend to make that happen.
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Altice said it reserved the right to request from French market regulator AMF a squeeze-out and delist SFR shares within 3-month period from the closing date of its offer in the event it holds at least 95 percent of the voting rights in SFR.
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The company has stopped reporting iPhone unit sales figures, and instead talks more about its growing base of active devices, which the company says can be used to squeeze out more revenue through its digital services like Apple Music, App Store sales and extra iCloud storage.
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But despite the price rout, OPEC has not cut its 30-million-barrel-a-day production quota, as kingpin Saudi Arabia stands by its strategy of maintaining low-cost production in order to squeeze out smaller players with higher costs, such as U.S. shale oil producers.
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Nagy said that in order to maintain loose monetary conditions, the bank had to squeeze out about 300 to 400 billion forints of funds from its deposit tool into the economy each quarter by capping deposits and/or using its swaps to pump liquidity into the system.
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Right now, Hogwarts Mystery is stuck in an older era of mobile, one that's content to make lazy, cheap cash-ins on popular franchises and use cheap monetization tricks to squeeze out some extra money from its player instead of offering a strong or compelling gameplay experience.
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When she and her family still lived in Damascus, Syria, and spent summers outside the city in Zabadani, Ms. Dadouch would help her mother make big batches of makdous, lining up hundreds of tiny salted, stuffed eggplants under weights in order to squeeze out the excess liquid.
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"We wanted to keep pushing the limit on how much power we could squeeze out of the artificial muscles in the robot, and how efficient we could make the whole system," said Noah Jafferis, a postdoctoral engineer at Harvard and one of the leaders of the research.
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Well, let's talk about that consolidation, because hedge fund companies buying newspaper organizations is not a good formula for success, especially when those hedge fund organizations are known for cutting in order to squeeze out either real estate or whatever they're looking for, often real estate, actually.
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And in the absence of effective advocacy, workers remain at the mercy of employers' attempts to squeeze out a higher profit margin: In March, a federal judge rejected an attempt by an agricultural employers association to further lower the wages of thousands of H-19.53A workers.
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These are, of course, non-starters, but they show how much the French distrust Germans, and vice versa, and how much the French think that a parliamentary format would help them – with possible assists from Italy, Spain and Portugal -- to squeeze out Germany's excessive influence on euro area policies.
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Altice said it reserved the right to request from French market regulator AMF a squeeze-out and delist SFR shares within a three-month period from the closing date of its offer in the event that it holds at least 95 percent of the voting rights in SFR.
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Even though OPEC kingpin Saudi has stood firm on its strategy of not cutting the production ceiling in order to squeeze out smaller producers in the depressed market, supply adjustments—particularly in the U.S.—are still taking "a lot longer than we've anticipated," Darling told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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As long as pop stars continue to rise to fame and their ghostwriters continue to squeeze out four chord bangers to be played on the radio and the audience beaten over the head with it for hours on end, as far as I'm concerned that will never happen.
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Watching her see Darius and Ruby transcend all the cynical Everlasting twists she threw at them just by loving each other was more devastating than I would've expected even just an episode ago (in large part thanks to Constance Zimmer's ability to squeeze out tears through steely resolve).
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Earlier, news of the meeting sparked hopes of an eventual deal on supply cuts, after Saudi Arabia-led oil cartel OPEC previously persistently refused to lower its 30 million barrel-a-day production ceiling in a strategy to squeeze out higher cost energy producers, including U.S. shale companies.
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And they often represent one of two things: either a business cycle is entering its peak, or an old way of business is slowly dying and the only way to make money from it is by getting so big that you can squeeze out money here and there.
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Prices have been declining for the past 19 months due to a supply surplus worsened by a decision by OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia to maintain the group's production ceiling as part of a strategy to use its own low cost of production to squeeze out higher-cost energy producers.
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This is what Dunn said about the hardware a year ago, emphasis ours:The Press itself creates three to four tons of pressure—enough to lift two Teslas—and enough to squeeze out every drop of organic fresh kale, spinach, apples, and other fruits and vegetables into your glass.
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These days, it's less about how many more iPhones the company can sell from one year to the next than how much additional revenue it can squeeze out of its flagship product through price hikes and the growth of supplementary services like Apple Pay, iCloud and Apple Music subscriptions.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Before he was ousted as chairman of Tata Sons, Cyrus Mistry presented the board with a roadmap to boost profitability, squeeze out more money for shareholders and more than double the Indian conglomerate's market value in 10 years, people familiar with the plans told Reuters.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia, and other major producers last battled for market share like this between 2014 and 2016 to try to squeeze out production from the United States, now the world's biggest oil producer as flows from shale oil fields doubled the country's output during the last decade.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and other major producers last battled for market share like this between 2014 and 2016 to try to squeeze out production from the United States, which has grown to become the world's biggest oil producer as flows from shale oil fields doubled over the last decade.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and other major producers last battled for market share like this between 2014 and 2016 to try to squeeze out production from the United States, which has grown to become the world's biggest oil producer as flows from shale oil fields doubled over the last decade.
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A friend-of-the-court brief signed by 19 law professors in support of the drivers says such a decision could lead to cases where the stronger parties in a bankruptcy gang up to squeeze out whichever creditors they decide to target: workers, say, or the Internal Revenue Service.
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The agreements in recent weeks are an about-face for the Saudis and their allies like Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, which for two years pursued policies of elevated oil output aimed at driving down prices to squeeze out higher-cost producers in the United States and elsewhere.
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Powering the 10.2-inch device is the A10 Fusion chip, which Apple says is twice as fast as the "top-selling Windows PC." Of course, it also supports Apple Pencil, and the company claims that you'll be able to squeeze out "all-day battery life" from the tablet.
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Despite steep losses that have hit major oil producing economies, OPEC has stood pat on its production policy and is now pumping around 32 million barrels a day as kingpin Saudi Arabia persisted with its strategy of low-cost production to squeeze out smaller and higher-cost shale oil producers.
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Working closely with their Sennheiser colleagues, the Neumann acoustic engineers took the historically awesome Sennheiser HD 650 as their sonic reference point, re-balancing the sound to squeeze out the added bass warmth from the 650s and achieve a balanced tuning that's as faithful as possible to the original recording.
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President Donald Trump tries to squeeze out a quiet one at the G7 summit in Italy on May 27, 2017 (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)The White House hasn't given a proper on-camera press conference since May 19th, when President Trump left for the Middle East and Europe.
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It is easy to assume that reprogrammed life is a lesser life, innately commercial and desacrilised—that as the machineries of cell and laboratory become ever more tightly bound, they will squeeze out something that is human, or natural, or both, which ought to sit in the space between them.
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Despite a 70 percent decline in crude oil prices since the summer of 2014 when the extended decline started, OPEC has refused to cut the group's production ceiling as Saudi Arabia sticks to its strategy of pumping more oil to squeeze out higher-cost energy producers such as shale companies.
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The message is not meant to be that some children are disadvantaged for life, but rather that in the early years of life, there's additional evidence to suggest that nothing should squeeze out interactions, relationships and engagement — and to worry that the seductive power of screens may do just that.
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But hey, Jonas is pretty irresistible – even if his dancing's pathetic and his facial expressions invariably resemble someone trying to squeeze out a particularly hard shit As for wit and wisdom, Jonas ascending in an elevator while crooning the phrase "we can get higher" is astonishing in its symbolism and resonance.
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Other brands we consideredBadger (available at Amazon): Badger is one of my personal favorite sunscreen brands, and I find it to be among the absolute most effective sunscreens, but it can be extremely difficult to rub in (let alone squeeze out of the bottle), and it does leave a noticeable cast.
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"We are, in the second half of 2019, going to be able to introduce a bunch of new products ... that will allow us to compete better with the illicit market, because part of the public policy isn't just to make it legal, it's to squeeze out the illegal," Linton said.
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" In its push to squeeze out politics, the Kremlin seems to have all but given up on even its own political party, United Russia, which is now so unpopular that many of its members competing in Sunday's elections, including Mr. Beglov, deny any connection to "the party of crooks and thieves.
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When construction began in earnest two years later, Chinese and Hispanic residents rallied against the "racist development" of the tower, voicing concerns that the presence of luxury buildings will raise rental prices in the area and squeeze out necessities such as grocery stores in favor of expensive shops and restaurants.
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Going to the nearest building or library is annoying if you're using your last four hours before class to reach the required word count, but if you get a cheap printer (and split it among your roommates), you can use that time to finish cramming, and hopefully squeeze out a passable grade.
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The Justice Department will make the case that combining AT&T's control over distribution channels with Time Warner's popular content — which includes HBO, TNT and TBS — will give the company the power to squeeze out competitors and drive up prices for customers, and could have far-reaching consequences for the entire entertainment industry.
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In the 1800s, when the English wanted to squeeze out as many cuppas as possible from their colonized tea growers, the Assam tea gardens were put on their own time zone, Bagan time, to conform to their farther east location (apparently, India has jumped in and out of using multiple time zones).
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In New York, bars were raided cyclically: usually before elections, before major events like the 21989 New York World's Fair, when Mayor Robert F. Wagner Jr. closed the bars to keep innocent tourists from wandering in, or when cops decided they wanted to squeeze out a bit more payola from Mafia barkeeps.
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Like many critics of the HQ2 process, the speakers' expressed their beliefs that Amazon knew where it wanted to bring its second quarters throughout the entirety of its auction process, given the talent pool and resources in the chosen locations, and that the entire undertaking was meant to squeeze out the best economic terms possible.
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They are now used to keep food fresh and tablecloths flat, clip gels or diffusers to film lights, correct the hang of curtains, hold lit matches longer, squeeze out the last bit of toothpaste from a tube; in short, for so many essential tasks that humans may well wonder how they ever managed without them.
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As my colleague Sean Hollister pointed out at Nvidia's GDC event, even the GTX 1080 Ti — still one of the most powerful GPUs available — can only squeeze out around 30 fps while running Shadow of the Tomb Raider with ray tracing settings enabled on a high-end gaming rig with a Core i9 CPU.
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Christine Robins, chief executive of Georgia-based gas barbecue grill maker Char-Broil LLC, said the tariffs would force the company to raise prices, increasing the risk that large retailers would try to cut costs by contracting directly with Chinese factories for private-label grills and "squeeze out" established U.S. brands such as Char-Broil.
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While there are a variety of solutions to this — including innovating new types of transistors, using new materials, or even rethinking how our computers work on a fundamental level to squeeze out more time (I'd recommend this excellent piece from The Economist detailing some of those options) — ultimately, we're going to hit a wall.
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Other items in the prospectus included: - ChemChina can squeeze out remaining shareholders against a cash payment if it is tendered 90 percent or more - If ChemChina clears the 67 percent acceptance threshold but is tendered less than 90 percent, it may carry out a ChemChina-backed capital increase excluding a rights issue to minority shareholders.
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If putting samples on your face still skeeves you out, there are a couple other hot tips to steal from repeat pit stoppers: You can twist a lipstick all the way up and scrape from the bottom, or you can stick to formulas that squeeze out so you know someone hasn't touched the actual foundation before you.
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CAROLINA BEACH, N.C. — With Hurricane Florence on course to slam into the Carolinas this week and a mandatory evacuation order in place, Jim Hempfling stood all alone outside the High Tide Lounge in this barrier island town on Tuesday, trying to squeeze out one more vacation day as he cast a fishing line into the rising waves.
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The trick, he explained, is to treat the meat the way barbecue pit masters treat pork: Cook it low and slow, so the proteins don't seize up and squeeze out moisture, then thinly slice the white meat (to an eighth of an inch if you can) and soak it in a jus made with wine, stock and drippings.
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Otherwise, this is peak Kickstarter: a pod-based business model ($3 or so for about a month's supply of toothpaste) due to an unconventional form factor (apparently the toothpaste needs to be specially formulated to squeeze out correctly) that solves a problem nobody knew they had (spending one or two minutes a day brushing their teeth instead of 10 to 10 seconds).
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It never occurred to me as a child to want to squeeze out an entire tube of toothpaste (I was a Beezus), but when Ramona eyes the tube and thinks, "How smooth and shiny it looked with only one little dent where someone had squeezed it once," and at last gives into temptation, I understand the appeal on a deep and visceral level.
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What we ideally want is a marketplace where these products can come and they can compete on their merits against a huge company like Google, but if Google has the power to squeeze out competitors by placing their results at the bottom of search engines, that's a problem for innovation, for a robust marketplace that is supposed to thrive on competition.
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Privacy has become a major component of our wider views on security, and it's in sharper focus than ever as we see multiple examples of companies that harvest too much of our data, share it with others, sell it to advertisers and third parties and use it to track our every move so they can squeeze out a few more dollars.
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"If you're focused on trying to squeeze out that excess capacity in the labor market, get a bit of wages growth going and ... eventually getting back to your inflation target then ... certainly a rate cut is the major weapon in the Reserve Bank's arsenal and they've deployed it for the last two months," Michael Blythe, chief economist at Commonwealth Bank, told CNBC's "Capital Connection" minutes following the RBA announcement.
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" Moscow's quest to gain control of churches and graves dating from czarist times and squeeze out believers who look to the Constantinople patriarch is part of a broader push by the Kremlin to assert itself as both the legitimate heir to and master of "Holy Russia," and as a champion of traditional values against the decadent heresies, notably liberal democracy, promoted by the United States and what they frequently call "Gayropa.
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Strong growth momentum has given the authorities renewed confidence to address financial risks, including the release of new guidelines by the China Banking Regulatory Commission to enhance bank supervision and reduce regulatory arbitrage, statements by senior party leaders on the need to strengthen risk prevention, and the facilitation of higher market interest rates by the People's Bank of China to squeeze out speculative activity in the shadow banking sector.
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The best-tasting joe requires freshly ground beans, which is one of the two reasons why we're such fans of the Mr. Coffee Single-Cup Coffeemaker: It's among the few single-serve machines that feature a built-in grinder, which means it can turn whole beans into fine grounds in less than 15 seconds and squeeze out all the flavors to make rich, full-bodied java that tastes like it was made in a traditional drip machine.
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For 2 decades, women who worked there have called it a toxic, sexually charged nightmarePrivate equity giants like Blackstone and KKR are loading up on industry specialists to help squeeze out returns, and that&aposs creating a new power dynamic inside the firmsAn internal doc reveals Amazon is ditching the trucking industry&aposs most common pay practice — and it&aposs a brilliant maneuver that could give the e-commerce giant a massive advantageThe DNA-testing &aposfad&apos is ending.
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Game two – a game ESPN described as "so completely insane and ridiculous that you wouldn&apost believe what happened if you didn&apost watch it" – was a cocktail of suspense and excitement that reminded fans why they follow baseball … biting our nails as the 11-inning back-and-forth unfolded – with the Astros tying it up in the ninth, two Dodgers homeruns answered to tie it up again in the tenth, and the Astros finally managing to squeeze out a 7-6 win in the eleventh.
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Here are 13 that showcase the trends that will dominate 2020Read more: Goldman Sachs&apos push into private equity is ruffling feathers at Blackstone — and it might be a sign of big client skirmishes to comeRead more: &aposSome of the conversations we had in 2006 we are having again&apos: Bain and Carlyle are teaming up in rare deal that private equity has been reluctant to do since the financial crisisRead more: Private equity giants like Blackstone and KKR are loading up on industry specialists to help squeeze out returns, and that&aposs creating a new power dynamic inside the firms
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MI STOCK AND CASH TAKEOVER BID * SAID 1,236,989 BONIFICHE FERRARESI SHARES HAD BEEN TENDERED, CORRESPONDING TO 33 PCT OF ITS SHARE CAPITAL * 813,737 TENDERED SHARES OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT WERE TENDERED IN EXCHANGE FOR 10 BF HOLDING NEWLY ISSUED SHARES AND 1.05 EUROS PER EACH BONIFICHE FERRARESI SHARE * 423,252 TENDERED SHARES OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT WERE TENDERED IN EXCHANGE FOR 9.5 BF HOLDING NEWLY ISSUED SHARES AND 2.25 EUROS PER EACH BONIFICHE FERRARESI SHARE * BF HOLDING TO OWN A TOTAL 94.1 PCT STAKE IN BONIFICHE FERRARESI * ON MAY 25, BF HOLDING WAS ADMITTED TO TRADING ON THE MTA - ITALIAN EQUITIES MARKET, A CONDITION PRECEDENT REQUIRED TO FINALISE THE TAKEOVER BID * CONDITIONS WERE MET FOR THE SQUEEZE-OUT OF THE REMAINING BONIFICHE FERRARESI SHARES THAT HAD NOT BEEN TENDERED Source text: reut.
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