The winning horse's owner takes home 62%, or $173 million.
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The winning team takes home $1 million in prize money.
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The winning team takes home the coveted Chewy "Lombarky" Trophy.
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The champion takes home $50,000 cash — last year, it was Legacy.
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She takes home $1 million as part of her grand prize.
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ET. Who, in Fox's fantasy world, takes home the winning title?
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He writes no lesson plans, takes home no papers to correct.
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"the Super Bowl of fishing," where the victor takes home $300,000.
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The winner takes home $2000,25 out of a $25,63 prize pool.
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Melendez, a seventh-year teacher, takes home about $2,600 a month.
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First place takes home $103,000; second place $3,000 and third $1,000.
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A low-skilled foreign worker takes home around 1,500 rials each month.
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The same can be said for whoever takes home the big prize.
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The Best in Show winner crowned Tuesday night takes home a trophy.
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After taxes, 22016-year-old Christian takes home around $2400,2400 a month.
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The RAM 2150 pickup truck takes home the big trophy for 21500.
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How much she takes home is decided between her agents and each brand.
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Others are dying to see who takes home the trophy in each category.
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The winner of the competition takes home $1 million (The New York Times).
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BlackKkKlansman takes home the a prize for screenwriting, and Lee delivers a rousing speech.
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Tune into the 2019 SAG Awards tonight to see who takes home the actor.
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Tune into the CFDA Awards on June 4 to see who takes home what.
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South Korea again takes home the title for fastest mobile internet in the world.
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Winning this race ranks among snowboarding's top honors, though no one takes home money.
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The winning horse's owner takes home 217 percent of the purse, or $22010 million.
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Ananya Vinay takes home the 22 Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion title and trophy.
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A full-time expat barista at the same shop takes home $533 per month.
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Each participant takes home a paycheck: The Skills Challenge is set for 8 p.m.
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After several nail-biters, tonight's final Game 7 will decide who takes home the trophy.
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Five make it to the finals, and one takes home the grand prize of $50,000.
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Finally, Mississippi takes home the award for longest average time spent on site per visit.
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She takes home a $4.42 million paycheck, the richest winner's prize ever in the sport.
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In winning the competition, MiniPro takes home a 1-million-Norwegian-kroner (around $120k) investment.
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Calling itself the International Peat Mapping Team, the group takes home the $1 million prize.
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Matthew Tunstall, the man who runs Support American Leaders PAC, takes home whatever money remains.
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That's the kind of ... and I haven't heard it ... "Takes home money" is the key.
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Whether or not Gibson takes home the statue is immaterial at this point — he's already won.
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These days, Guillermo drives about 55 hours a week and takes home about $1100 each week.
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For reference, the average contestant usually takes home about $19,980, according to the analytics site, TheJeopardyFan.com.
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He sometimes takes home as much as $1,000 a week working at a more professional shop.
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So regardless of which team takes home the Commissioner's Trophy, taco lovers are the real winners.
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Mix up a couple on Oscars night—no matter who takes home a statue, you win.
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First place takes home $3,000; second place gets $1,500; and the third place team gets $500.
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His expenses amount to about $5,000 a month, about $1,000 more than what he takes home.
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Facebook also takes home 20.9 percent of U.S. digital ad revenue, ranking it second behind Google.
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This year, Super Bowl Sunday will be about more than what team takes home a win.
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The winner takes home a replica of the Harley J. Earl Trophy and about $211 million.
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That would assume he takes home at least $300 million for his fight, which is unlikely.
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At the end of the round, the winner takes home about 95 percent of the pooled money.
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Fiftieth place, for example, takes home 0.25%, which would amount to $27,500 of an $11 million total.
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Briere, who takes home $84,000 [$236,2000 USD] a year, also pays his workers medical, dental, and pensions.
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You can watch Startup Battlefield, our epic pitch competition, to see who takes home the $100,000 prize.
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It won't be surprising if he takes home his second Academy Award in that category for Roma.
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So, even if he takes home $300 million, his after-tax take wouldn't likely top $200 million.
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Mahmoud said he earns the equivalent of $13 a week; the younger boy takes home half of that.
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We'll see if the numbers shift after one team takes home the real Super Bowl win on Sunday.
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If she takes home Best Actress come January, she'd be the first singer to win in that category.
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The Battlefield winner takes home the Disrupt Cup, a check for $50,000 and exposure to investors and media.
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The Prize: The winner of Startup Battlefield takes home the coveted Disrupt Cup and a check for $50,000.
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While Hollywood is buzzing with Oscar predictions, we'll be placing our bets for who takes home the most Razzies.
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In it, Ali Baba discovers a cave of treasure, but he takes home only a few bags of gold.
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HQ has introduced a new high-stakes version of the game where one winner takes home a larger prize.
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The hackathon team that makes the best use of Nexmo's cloud communications platform takes home a $5,000 cash prize.
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The Havanese takes home the Toy Group title, and heads to tomorrow's Best in Show Competition at the #WKCDogShow!
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In a typical week, she takes home about $1,100 between her wages and tips, though that number can fluctuate.
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So how does one decide which worthy competitor takes home the ultimate prize — aka, a bucket of gilded popcorn?
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Come and cheer on this year's cohort and see who takes home the Disrupt Cup and the $50,000 prize.
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She works between 39 and 47 hours weekly and takes home between $580 and $700 per week after taxes.
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In addition to the honor of being the winner, Lee takes home $1 million and headlining shows from Nov.
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The properties gross $3,825 per month, and he takes home $1,600 per month, after expenses like taxes and insurance.
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The Battlefield winner takes home the renowned Disrupt Cup, a check for $50,000, and priceless exposure to investors and media.
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The Battlefield winner takes home the renowned Disrupt Cup, a check for $50,183, and priceless exposure to investors and media.
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Bain said she used to make $1,500 a week for her work on the app, but now takes home hundreds.
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Second place gets two tickets to the show, and the Audience Choice winner takes home one ticket to the conference.
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The winner takes home 60 percent of a prize purse of about $1.1 million, lower than at some previous championships.
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On average, though, she takes home closer to £300 a week after paying for insurance, gas and twice-weekly carwashes.
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Still, people there make only a fraction of what the average person takes home in the United States or even China.
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Second Place gets two tickets to the conference, and the Audience Choice winner takes home one ticket to the big show.
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Alissa: Well, I think we'd all be shocked if Call Me by Your Name ultimately takes home the Best Picture prize.
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While he declined to reveal his total compensation, he tells CNBC Make It he personally takes home six figures each year.
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Then, tune in to Purina's annual National Dog Show to see which pup takes home the crown for best in show.
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He sought work changing tires on days off, earning double the roughly $2 a month he takes home from the military.
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The team with the most titles at the end of the game takes home the win for their pet of choice.
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Second place takes home two tickets to the conference, and the Audience Choice winner gets one ticket to the big show.
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These publishers drive consumers to make transactions through Buttons (like on Uber) and Button takes home a slice of the pie.
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Second place gets two tickets to the conference, and the Audience Choice winner takes home one ticket to the big show.
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The first to reach the top takes home the grand prize: $1,000 and the honor of forecasting this year's winter weather.
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If she takes home the award for album of the year, she will become the youngest solo artist to do so.
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For comparison, that is only £18m less than Manchester United paid for Paul Pogba, who reportedly takes home £523,000 a week.
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One pharmacist told reporters that he sometimes takes home expired medications for his family to use, rather than throwing them out.
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In the end, Nicoloff takes home what he jokingly described as a "doctor's salary" — in a good month, more than $20,000.
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The winning team takes home $100,000, the coveted Disrupt Cup and they bask in a spotlight of media and investor attention.
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It's one of the few awards shows that leaves it up to, well, the people, to decide who takes home a trophy.
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To find out if Frances takes home the top honor, tune in to the American Humane Hero Dog Awards on Wednesday, Oct.
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Traditionally, the VMAs are more about the spectacle -- and downright insanity of the show -- than who takes home the MTV Moonman trophy.
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Watch the video above to see the stars' reactions and find out who takes home the prize for most talented taste tester.
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The format is usually the same: Contestants compete to answer questions or complete puzzles, and the winner takes home the most cash.
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The winner takes home €4,200, and sponsor partners will be giving out awards to the hacks that best used their API. Enjoy!
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And then only one team walks away victorious, hoists the Disrupt Cup and takes home the $50,000 USD equity-free cash prize.
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If Trump edges Cruz there and takes home all 2628 delegates, some Republicans will blame Kasich for having siphoned support from Cruz.
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Mr. Alvarez now earns €0003,2000 a month but, after taxes and social security, takes home only about a third of that. Mrs.
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Fast forward one year, and Kendrick takes home two Grammys for "i," his first single off the then-unreleased To Pimp a Butterfly.
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Seavey, who takes home $75,000 and a Dodge Ram Truck, fought a cold and congestion for the first two-thirds of the race.
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The winning team now takes home $2 million — a big jump from the inaugural tournament's $500,000 prize and last year's $1 million jackpot.
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The winning team takes home a $25,000 prize and a trip for two to San Francisco to attend TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2019.
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One pharmacist says he sometimes takes home expired over-the-counter medicine from his pharmacy so he and his family can use it.
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This week's travel diary: A 24-year-old between jobs visits all the stops in Amsterdam and takes home a very dramatic vase.
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According to a sustainability study, workers along Sambazon's vertical supply chain can earn up to three times what the average Brazilian takes home.
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If the Modern Family cast takes home their fifth Screen Actors Guild award, one member of the ensemble will be noticeably absent: Sarah Hyland.
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A typical "Jeopardy!" victor takes home around $753,000 for a night's work, and before Mr Holzhauer's debut, the single-game earnings record was $77,000.
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A typical Jeopardy champion takes home a few thousand dollars per game, on average, and rarely lasts more than two or three more episodes.
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For its standard cars, comparable to UberX, the company doesn't charge the driver any commission, which means the driver takes home the entire fare.
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Along with a seemingly wide-open title race, one of the more interesting races should be who takes home the 2019-20 MVP trophy.
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The winner of the DreamHack Open Leipzig 83 takes home $28,22 and qualifies for the $2000,000 DreamHack Masters Jonkoping 2020 in Sweden in June.
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Though New York barely makes the top 10 for average household income, it takes home the bronze with an average hourly rate of $28.32.
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The Wall Street Journal noted that was about 59 times higher than the median pay of $28,446 an Amazon employee takes home each year.[SEC]
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Whether he takes home another Super Bowl ring or not, Brady will earn the exact same amount as the second-string punter of the Patriots.
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He takes home the award after besting the likes of Denzel Washington and Ryan Gosling for their performances in Fences and La La Land, respectively.
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Good luck to all involved and regardless of who takes home the prize, here's hoping this tech gets deployed to good purpose where it's needed.
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For 12 years, the 35-year-old has stitched shirts and blouses for leading fashion brands and takes home 8,500 Indian rupees ($126) a month.
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From the beginning, developers who sell on the App Store get 23 percent of the revenue from an app, and Apple takes home 22016 percent.
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Then there is Edwin Encarnacion, who takes home run trots with his right shoulder raised halfway, elbow out — creating a perch for his imaginary parrot.
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Americans are pretty worried about income inequality, which now means that the richest 10 percent of the country takes home about half of all income.
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The 31-year-old light heavyweight fought his way into the championship match against Emiliano Sordi -- where the winner takes home that 7-figure payday.
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If Beale Street Could Talk Takes Home The First Oscar After a testosterone heavy first few minutes, the show became a love fest for the ladies.
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Hosts get nothing, and Sofar keeps the rest, which can range from $1,100 to $13,600 or more per gig — many times what each performer takes home.
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Ellen DeGeneres could make history for winning the most People's Choice Awards ever if she takes home even one of the three awards she's nominated for.
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This is adjusted net revenue, which is the actual amount money Uber takes home from customers after paying out driver incentives and (with Uber Eats) restaurants.
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Compare that to the men and there is a huge gulf between those figures and top earner Brock Lesner, who takes home $12 million a year.
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The winning company takes home the legendary Disrupt Cup and an equity-free check for $50,000 — not to mention a place in the startup history books.
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Aside from Winkleman and Jones, also at the top of the women's list was BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg, who takes home between £200,4493 and £249,999.
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As often as she chronicles the activities of her kids, she chronicles detritus in the street (things she put there herself and things she takes home).
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Today the average Spanish controller takes home more than €200,000 a year—over seven times the average salary in the country and more than pilots earn.
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Live from the Red Carpet that she has some creative ideas up her sleeve in case she takes home a trophy at the 2018 Emmy Awards.
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Biles has our vote, but we're guessing that if she takes home the Mirrorball Trophy this season, she probably won't immortalize that with a new tattoo.
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Nominated for Best Actress and Best Original Song ("Shallow") for her work in A Star Is Born, Gaga wins regardless of the awards she takes home.
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For orientation, start in the middle with "Woulinewa" and the only remake, the Dieng-identified "Sey," which a cameo from Baobab alum Thione Seck takes home.
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At the Grammy Awards next month, the biggest question for fans may be whether Adele or Beyoncé takes home the prize for album of the year.
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Get ready to tune in for the Grammy Awards on Sunday, February 10 at 7:30 EST to see who takes home the golden gramophone for each.
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"Mercy James takes home 4 Medals!" the pop icon, 58, captioned a photo of her beaming daughter with four medals from a gymnastics competition around her neck.
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Moore said profit reinvested in the business would be taxed at 15 percent, but anything the owner takes home would be taxed at the appropriate individual rate.
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Today, Uber pays drivers 65 to 80 percent of each fare, so for every dollar a driver brings in, Uber only takes home 20 to 35 cents.
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The Sports Insider team is here to give your picks on who we think wins the game and takes home MVP in what could be a thriller.
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The two-day finals will see the remaining competitors fight for the $2484,275 grand prize, while the second-place finisher earns $100,000, and third place takes home $50,000.
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For those whose team takes home the trophy, several side effects could make the day even better, including how your food tastes and how you think about yourself.
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Today, Uber pays drivers 65 percent to 80 percent of each fare, so for every dollar a driver brings in, Uber only takes home 20 to 35 cents.
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So a CEO's published compensation number for a given year often is not a true reflection of what he takes home that year or what he'll eventually be paid.
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Bernie Sanders said Monday that Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton's campaign will need to listen to his supporters if she is the one who takes home the Democratic nomination.
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While the manufacturer, Mylan NV, says it takes home about $22011, in the U.K. a similar pair of injectors costs the state-funded National Health Service 210 pounds ($20173).
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It takes home bronze when it comes to longest reign as the top grossing app in App Store history, following behind behemoths Candy Crush Saga and Clash of Clans.
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Hip-hop is the dominant genre of music in the United States, and it would be great to see this reflected in who takes home Album of the Year.
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With La La Land set to earn Stone another trophy, you better bet that Beard and MacIsaac will be celebrating right alongside her if she takes home the gold.
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DiCaprio is nominated for best actor this year for his role in "The Revenant," and there is sure to be a mighty roar if he takes home the gold.
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But whether or not a celeb takes home an award, they'll still walk out a winner thanks to the deluxe swag bags that go to the A-list attendees.
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Two people decide to have consensual sex with each other, in his view, and then each takes home a copy of the raw footage to do with what they wish.
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The takeaway: If you watch award shows exclusively to see which of your favorite stars takes home a prize, the SAG Awards will be your favorite ceremony of the season.
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After the hardware dust settles, the judges will name the Hardware Battlefield TC Shenzhen champion — who takes home the Battlefield Cup along with a check for an equity-free $25,000.
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Louis-Dreyfus would also beat her own record for most wins by a performer for the same role in the same series, if she takes home the lead actress prize.
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It's part of the ritual, along with flowers you hope somebody takes home, and music, and the occasional little kid who gets fidgety if the ceremony goes on too long.
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If Cynthia Erivo takes home the gold for her performance as Harriet Tubman, she would be the second Black woman ever (the first being Halle Berry in 2003) to win.
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If the crowds of fans who have made their way to Lyon are any indication, the showdown on Sunday will break records, too, regardless of who takes home the trophy.
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Regardless of whether the film takes home an Oscar on Sunday, ITN Productions managing director Mark Browning says the nomination alone is key to helping the company expand its U.S. operations.
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Ellen Pompeo is open about the sexist backlash she faced after it was revealed that she takes home $20 million annually for her role as Dr. Meredith Grey on Grey's Anatomy.
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When the World Series of Poker airs each year and a winner takes home stacks of cash, keep in mind not all of that money will be going to that player.
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In addition to the title of season 13 champion, Lim also takes home a $1 million and a headlining gig at the Paris Theater at Paris Las Vegas Nov. 2-4.
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Some gambling sites allow users to put their skins on the line against other players, and the website picks a random (or not-so-random) winner who takes home the pot.
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After 28 days on the Edge of Extinction, he fought his way back, won the million dollar prize and title of Sole Survivor, and most importantly, takes home the Final Fishy.
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And hey, maybe Justin Bieber, would go on stage and quote Maya Angelou if he takes home a moon man on Sunday night, but his silence would say a lot more.
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For example, to respect the environment, he dries out the food he takes home from trash bins, reducing their total volume so that the city's garbage incinerators can work more efficiently.
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Craig, who is in her 10th year of teaching, said that because of the cost of insurance, she takes home less money now than she did six or seven years ago.
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Outside of who actually takes home a Grammy, everyone knows the real draw of the telecast is the performances — some of which may be remembered long after the winners are crowned.
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After saving a few thousand dollars to buy a used car, he began driving for Lyft and Juno this year, and he now takes home about four hundred dollars a week.
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First place wins a table in Startup Alley at TechCrunch Disrupt SF. Second place gets two tickets to the show, and the Audience Choice winner takes home one ticket to the conference.
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Dr Thouless, who takes home half the prize money, collaborated with Dr Kosterlitz, who shares the other half with Dr Haldane, in the 1970s, when both were still in the old country.
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Dr Thouless, who takes home half of the SKr8m ($930,000) prize, collaborated with Dr Kosterlitz, who shares the other half with Dr Haldane, in the 1970s, when both were still in Britain.
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Madonna's Daughter Mercy Takes Home Four Medals at Gymnastics Competition On Tuesday, Malawi's judiciary spokesperson Mlenga Mvula told PEOPLE the High Court in Malawi confirmed the adoption order for the pop star.
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Martin Sorrell, the boss of WPP, has defended his large pay package, telling CNBC that the success of the advertising and PR giant is linked to how much money he takes home.
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Sophia Pippen has already signed her contract to compete against stars like Honey Boo Boo and Miles Brown from "Black-ish" -- and if she wins the whole thing, she takes home $2110,000!!
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Ibarra, now the director of a local farmers' association, estimates he takes home about 500,000 pesos a month — about $176 — based on a price of $350 to $560 per kilogram of pastabase.
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"Essentially, every surfer (male or female) in a WSL CT (Championship Tour) event today takes home an average of $15,306," Dave Prodan, the VP of Communications for the WSL, tells VICE Sports.
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As a result, Doug – along with thousands of other New Yorkers – suffered a 70 percent cut to his retirement benefits, and now he takes home just a few hundred dollars each month.
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He makes about $250 a month in the winter, when snow makes work difficult, but takes home about $500 per month in the summer - almost as much as he used to in Russia.
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"I have to pay more to the lender who gave me the money to buy the vegetables, so there is only a small profit," said Fayaj, adding he takes home 13 taka a day.
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But when most saw black-and-white proof that a veteran teacher in an affluent Phoenix school district takes home $320 a week, they flooded her page with messages of outrage and moral support.
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And after years of fans hoping, wishing, praying (and making jokes) – not to mention some pretty insane role preparation – it seems like 2016 may finally, finally be the year that DiCaprio takes home the trophy.
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But when he places his uniform back in that locker at the end of the day, the lifetime New Yorker takes home his kindness and sense of duty with him -- no matter who it's for.
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Alissa: I have my quibbles with 1917, and there are a number of other films I'd rather see win Best Picture, though I won't be surprised (or particularly mad) if 1917 takes home the trophy.
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Sunday, the Oscars may finally give Britain a chance to celebrate -- that is, if Olivia Colman, nominated for best actress for her role as Queen Anne in "The Favourite," takes home the gold-plated statue.
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If he takes home the trophy in September, it will make Springsteen one of just 60 artists to have earned an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and a Tony (competitive or honorary) over the course of their career.
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After paying the rent for a 25-square meter storefront, she takes home about 16,000 CFA ($2053) in a good month – not much more than she did as a hospital cleaner before she left for Algeria.
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In the event Legend takes home the trophy, he&aposll outpace fellow celebrities that are within spitting distance of an EGOT — Lin-Manuel Miranda, who only needs an Oscar, and Viola Davis, who is short one Grammy.
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CARRIE UNDERWOOD MAKES CMT AWARDS HISTORY AS BLAKE SHELTON TAKES HOME TOP AWARD Scott is Eminem's only biological daughter from his ex-wife Kim Mathers to whom he was married to twice before breaking up in 2006.
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The winner takes home $25,000 and a trip for two to the next Disrupt, where they can exhibit free of charge in the Startup Alley and may also qualify to participate in the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt.
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Kenya has only 500 public prosecutors in a nation of 45 million people, and a junior prosecutor takes home just $600 per month, Haji said, compared with members of parliament who can earn as much as $10,000.
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Korean-language film "Parasite" seems certain to take the renamed best international feature Oscar and would make history if the black comedy about haves and have-nots in modern Seoul also takes home the best picture statuette.
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The top-scoring team takes home the €5,000 grand-prize and all teams that score an average of three or better receive five tickets to VivaTech 2019, plus two Innovator tickets to TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin in November.
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If you think New England is a sure bet to win, and are pretty confident that Brady takes home the award once again, betting Brady to win MVP is a better value bet than the Patriots moneyline.
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Sources: IG Group , Google/World Bank Originally trained as a physicist and long a member of Switzerland's diplomatic corps, Thurnherr takes home just under six times the average Swiss GDP of some $78,813 per person per year.
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And next year, when that film takes home a handful of Spirit Awards trophies, the difference will be that Parker –- unlike Elba, Attah or Taylor –- will also be gearing up for a next-day trip to the Kodak Theatre.
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It's time we acknowledge that Sacha Baron Cohen as the actor he is—at least before he takes home every award for his role as Yippie co-founder Abbie Hoffman in Aaron Sorkin's upcoming biopic about the Chicago 7.
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And if she takes home the Oscar for Best Actress for Three Billboards, for which she's currently the frontrunner, she'll be joining a small and exclusive club of 13 female performers who have won in that category more than once.
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Despite the nation reaching an unemployment rate not seen in almost five decades and employees being more productive than at any point in our nation's history, the typical worker takes home less money now than before Donald Trump took office.
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Final four contestants Sundance Head of Team Blake, Josh Gallagher and Billy Gilman of Team Adam, and Wé McDonald of Team Alicia will sing their hearts out until one of them takes home the prize in a star-filled finale.
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Along with the highly anticipated Best in Show round, where the winner takes home $50,000, Animal Planet's presentation of the AKC National Championship Dog Show Presented by Royal Canin will also feature highlights from the show's agility and dock diving competitions.
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For that reason and others, Parker and Co. decided that The Birth of a Nation was best handled by a seasoned traditional distributor — a mindset that probably will break down the day either Netflix or Amazon finally takes home an Oscar.
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Women in the U.S. earn less than 80 cents for every dollar a man takes home, and comments by Novak Djokovic and Raymond Moore, former tournament director at Indian Wells, suggest that some men believe equal pay may not always be appropriate.
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Part of this simply comes down to economics: while the average person in Sweden and Germany makes $53,442 and $44,470 per year respectively, according to the World Bank, the average Bulgarian takes home only about $8,032 per year — about six times less.
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KhaDarel Hodge, a 2000-year-old wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, takes home the smallest annual average salary on his team, and of all the players likely to be on the field Sunday, according to contract data collected by Spotrac.
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Regardless of how pissy Drag Race's fans have been this season, how shitty all its queens looked, and just who takes home the crown during next Friday's final episode, one thing's for sure: this has been the show's highest-rated season yet.
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This work is critical at a moment when the top 1 percent of families in the United States owns 40 percent of the country's wealth, and Jeff Bezos takes home more money per minute than the median American worker makes in a year.
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Similarly, the "it's time" narrative, when an actor who's never won before finally takes home the little gold man, is starting to lose its potency, as Glenn Close (who lost on her seventh attempt at a win in 2019) could tell you.
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The New York Times points out that if she takes home eight of those nine nominations this year, (which isn't out of the question after the undeniable success of Lemonade) she would beat blue grass artist Alison Krauss' current record of 28 Grammy awards.
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The overall winner takes home €25,000 in no-equity cash, and they also win an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco where — as long as they're still eligible — they'll compete in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF 2018.
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As a result, Palestinian Finance Minister Shukri Bishara said the PA would pay full salaries - which had been due on March 1 - only to its lowest-earning employees, or the 40 percent of its workforce that takes home 2,000 shekels ($550) or less a month.
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In their example, an employee in a 25 percent income tax bracket opts to receive $18,000 that would otherwise be paid by the employer for her health insurance; and she, in turn, buys only a $14,000 policy and takes home $3,000 after income taxes.
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He uses a stereotype to represent each class: the partner at a Wall Street firm who takes home five million dollars a year versus the packager in an Amazon fulfillment center whose every movement is monitored and who has little or no job protection.
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While an average Uzbek living in the capital Tashkent or one of the Central Asian nation's other big cities takes home between $200 and $300 a month, the families of a bride and a groom are likely to spend some $20,000 on the wedding.
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There is no cash prize that comes with Best in Show, but the dog who takes home the blue ribbon does get to appear on Good Morning America, take a trip to the top of the Empire State Building, and dine at the classic N.Y.C. restaurant Sardi's.
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For a percentage of gross revenue and a percentage of net profit, Jean-Georges Management designs the restaurant and runs the kitchen, but a partner owns or leases the space, does payroll, pays vendors and, ultimately, takes home any profit after the licensing fees are paid.
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Just as the writer steals books from his estranged wife, insisting she's written her maiden name in them later as a ploy, so the sculptor invites himself over to an ex-wife's house decades after their divorce and takes home a book he claims was always his.
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There's also a chance that La La Land, with its 14 nominations, could break the Oscars' all-time record for the most wins by a single film if takes home more than the 11 awards won by Titanic, Ben Hur, and Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.
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According to Vulture, if "Shallow" takes home Oscars gold, it will mark only the fourth time in the 21st century that an actual chart-topping hit wins for Best Original Song — but it could pave the way for future pop hits to be real contenders for Hollywood's most prestigious award.
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As the two teams head into game 73 of the NHL's annual tournament on Wednesday — in a final tie-breaker game that will determine who takes home hockey's top prize — Krasinski and Fischer, who played husband and wife Jim and Pam in the beloved NBC comedy series, have been talking trash online.
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The assembled have seen several awards given out already, to worthy winners—game design goes to the fantastically nightmarish Bloodborne; the winner of original property is Until Dawn, a terrific new IP; and jet-powered-cars-playing-football extravaganza Rocket League takes home three awards, for family game, sport game, and multiplayer.
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Whether you're tuning in specifically to see whether or not A Star Is Born takes home a trophy or you're all in on the Sharper Objects showdown between Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson, you're probably going to need to know a few details, like how long the SAG awards are and what time they start.
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And from that five comes one top startup that takes home major bragging rights along with €25,000 in no-equity cash and an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco, where they will compete in the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt SF 2018, TechCrunch's flagship event (as long as they still meet eligibility requirements).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Last Pension Domino" (Business Day, March 4): It is deeply troubling that the Tennessee Valley Authority's chief executive, William D. Johnson, is declaring war on his employees' retirement savings while he takes home the highest compensation of any federal employee in the country ($6.4 million, according to your article).
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During a House Financial Services Committee hearing that included the CEOs of a handful of major banks, Porter shared the story of a woman, meant to represent several of Porter's constituents, who takes home $2,425 each month from her job with JPMorgan Chase and shares a room with her daughter in a one-bedroom apartment in Irvine, Calif.
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In a new video for "Monopoly" directed by Andrew Northrop, Doe – purveyors of heavy shredding and sonic eyerolls – spin the concept of the dating show into a modern parable of lust in which a woman sacks off three of the most common types of crap men you'll find on Tinder and takes home a sweet axe instead.
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Read more:Here&aposs everything featured in Jaclyn Hill&aposs holiday makeup collectionJaclyn Hill says it&aposs fine if her new makeup &aposbarely sells&apos because she believes her products are &aposso damn good&aposJeffree Star had a marijuana-themed birthday party to celebrate turning 34James Charles will host a beauty-influencer competition show on YouTube where the winner takes home $50,000
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However, there's a growing sense in the caucus that life would be easier if former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE takes home the party's nomination instead of his closest competitors and two of their colleagues, Sens.
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Read more:Roger Federer sent Lindsey Vonn a video message after the final race of her career, and she responded by telling him she loves himLindsey Vonn takes home bronze medal in the final race of her career: &aposI skied with all my heart&aposLindsey Vonn suffered an ugly crash in her penultimate race just 4 days after announcing her retirement because her body is &aposbroken&aposLindsey Vonn says she will retire from ski racing after upcoming World Championships because her body is &aposbroken beyond repair&apos
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His preference for simplicity fits nicely here at the Tour Championship as a complicated calculus of situations — who needs to finish in what position at this tournament to ensure a certain result in the lucrative four-tournament FedEx Cup standings — is about as uncomplicated as it gets when it comes to Johnson: If he wins the tournament on Sunday, he takes home the trophy, about $1.5 million in prize money and a $10 million bonus for winning the FedEx Cup, not to mention (most likely) the Player of the Year Award.
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Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Pamela Adlon, Better ThingsJane Fonda, Grace And FrankieAllison Janney, MomElli Kemper, Unbreakable Kimmy SchmidtJulia Louis-Dreyfus, VeepTracee Ellis Ross, black-ishLily Tomlin, Grace And Frankie Our pick: Julia Louis-Dreyfus The Veep star is poised to break another Emmy record this year; if she takes home the gold, she'll be the performer with the most wins for a single role (6 altogether, beating Candice Bergen for Murphy Brown and Don Knotts on The Andy Griffith Show), and will tie Cloris Leachman's record of most wins (8 in total) for a performer.
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