The state has the third-lowest percent of debt tied up in student loans (6.29 percent) but the third-highest percent of debt tied up in mortgages (75.35 percent).
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Some of those, however, are now tied up in court.
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Far higher numbers are tied up in the "residence" business.
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But they often find themselves tied up in red tape.
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This is no time to get tied up in knots.
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Much of that money is tied up in debt obligations.
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The health care bill is tied up in Senate machinations.
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Everything is tied up in a neat little small package.
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All of your wealth is tied up in your business.
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Don't have all your money tied up in U.S. stocks.
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Much of the amount is tied up in debt obligations.
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Some of these rollbacks are now tied up in court.
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The transition has been tied up in litigation ever since.
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His previous order on this subject is tied up in court.
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Q: Why is Barry's hair tied up in those weird bunches?
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Everybody doesn't have to be tied up in a perfect box.
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I read Tied Up in Knots because I wanted to see
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"For me there are so many memories tied up in it."
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It's weird too how these terms are tied up in class.
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All of Chuck's blind trust, tied up in this stupid juice.
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There is a lot of emotion tied up in [orgasm issues].
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The issue has been tied up in court, and by Aug.
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SoftBank is also tied up in Ola as well as 99Taxis.
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Her wealth seems to be predominantly tied up in real estate.
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The Nets have $300 million tied up in Durant and Irving.
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His most consequential executive order is now tied up in court.
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Much of that money is also tied up in debt obligations.
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The answer is both complicated and inherently tied up in political considerations.
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The rule has been tied up in litigation and never took effect.
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Smith died in 2007 with the estate still tied up in litigation.
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So, the media is tied up in knots as Trump rolls on.
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It is tied up in the richness and complexity of social life.
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Other states passed restrictions, but they're currently tied up in court battles.
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Hawaiians have the second-highest proportion of debt tied up in mortgage.
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The whole of my self-worth is tied up in these platforms.
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Getting over the hesitationThere's a lot of shame tied up in finances.
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Other states passed restrictions, but they're currently tied up in court battles.
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I would love to have naked people tied up in my club.
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Other states passed restrictions, but they're currently tied up in court battles.
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They were tied up in customs, but finally arrived that January morning.
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The strict new laws are expected to be tied up in court.
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The reason for that is tied up in how wine distribution works.
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Patagonia's lawsuit against Mr. Trump is currently tied up in the courts.
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Even his executive order on immigration is tied up in the courts.
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Preferably some money question that has you tied up in emotional knots.
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Ask them how much of your money is tied up in venture capital.
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After all, everything they own is tied up in that piece of property.
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The rule was tied up in the courts and never went into effect.
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So much is tied up in you, as the creator of a movie.
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A lot of people tied up in this narrative have claimed bad memories.
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Second, there is less capital tied up in old ways of doing things.
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Of that, around $2.6 billion is tied up in assets based on Ethereum.
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Most of your net worth is tied up in your 0003(k).True.
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Another, who has six figures tied up in options, called Neumann a pariah.
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The plan has been tied up in courts for more than a year.
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Trillions of dollars of wealth are tied up in the U.S. stock market.
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It's also tied up in the belief that whites are experiencing discrimination now.
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But a push to make that legal has been tied up in Parliament.
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The deal is already tied up in controversy over claims of political meddling.
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With the ban's fate tied up in the courts, their attendance remains uncertain.
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Some of the largest money is tied up in vast sovereign wealth funds.
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Her sister Lavinia discovered the poems, tied up in bundles, after Emily's death.
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That means the politics on drug pricing, unmoored as they are on their own, would be tied up in the politics of everything else in that bill, and also tied up in whatever the general political climate is at that time.
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They start hatching a plan — meanwhile, Kyle is still tied up in the basement.
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Another employee told Kim that Choi's money was tied up in an IRS claim.
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I think it's important to not have it all tied up in a bow.
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Resources are bound to become tied up in litigation instead of targeting real threats.
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That rule never went into effect because it got tied up in the courts.
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So much of her identity is tied up in figuring what that actually is.
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All of his salt artworks are tied up in ideas of permanence and impermanence.
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About half was tied up in illiquid investments such as local firms and factories.
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It might be tempting to discount the history that's tied up in Castor's identity.
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"Just think of how many companies are tied up in large acquisitions," he said.
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Tied Up in Knots comments not so much on feminism as it was forty
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Yet a curiously large section of Tied Up in Knots is dedicated to The
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Republicans have said such disputes would be tied up in the courts for months.
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Background: Rosenworcel's re-nomination was tied up in partisan fighting in the last Congress.
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About 010 percent of per-capita [debt] is tied up in credit-card debt.
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True to form, not all the loose ends are tied up in the finale.
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Not to mention that most of his wealth was tied up in the company.
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But it set off mass protests and was soon tied up in the courts.
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That regulation is tied up in legal proceedings and is not currently fully enforced.
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Property has always had a lot of wealth and inheritance tied up in it.
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Like Black Panther and Infinity War, it's tied up in a deal with Netflix.
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Schiff has simply said that he refuses to be tied up in the courts.
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She has no inner life of her own; her endgame is tied up in his.
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The boat canopies couldn't take the weight and capsized while tied up in the harbor.
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We already know Kalanick couldn't join because he was tied up in the COO search.
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Some 20003% have a third or more of their book equity tied up in goodwill.
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You'll want to buy it and it will get tied up in all these contingencies.
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As a result, some 28 billion reais ($7.3 billion) are tied up in these funds.
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NOT RUNNING THE COMPANY AND NOT GETTING TIED UP IN A LOT OF CHECK LISTS.
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"My pagan beliefs and worldview is definitely tied up in my otherkin identity," he explains.
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I feel like we were very fortunate to not get too tied up in that.
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Our identities are tied up in our choice of candidate in any given election cycle.
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Trump has decided to end the program, though it's currently tied up in the courts.
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However, the measure remains tied up in court and has yet to go into effect.
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The German Navy is barely operational; most of its ships are tied up in port.
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And Patrick bought -- bought Cablevision while Charter was still all tied up in Time Warner.
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Kerry's £100 million fortune is tied up in a portfolio of properties and other investments.
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On Saturday, though, the stadium was a sea of hearts tied up in internal conflict.
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Many people retire with the bulk of their money tied up in traditional retirement accounts.
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Manson had all of his dreams tied up in being a rock 'n' roll star.
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He's wearing a comfy sweater, and his hair is tied up in a lazy bun.
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Booze, club drugs, sex, and glitter are all tied up in liberation somehow or another.
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Most of Mr. Li's assets are tied up in CK Hutchison and Cheung Kong Properties.
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All the while, a woman was tied up in the back corner of the room.
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The recordings have never been publicly released and remain tied up in a legal battle.
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Projects faced long construction delays, and buyers with money tied up in them sued developers.
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That's one of the problems of being tied up in one part of the world.
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A revised travel ban and the sanctuary city order are tied up in the courts.
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This left Daulerio the only defendant whose assets were not tied up in bankruptcy court.
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When cash is tied up in assets, it has direct consequences on the shop floor.
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So I think the responsibility piece, it's tied up in a lot of internet culture.
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In the video, Swift can be seen with her pink locks tied up in a ponytail.
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But Time Warner, which owns CNN, has another problem that's all tied up in presidential politics.
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Is your self-esteem tied up in how much money you have and what you own?
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And it's absolutely tied up in that question of, What is Luke's attitude towards the Jedi?
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Moreover, it is tied up in retirement savings as well as varying degrees of social insurance.
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"So there winds up being a lot of shame tied up in women's sexuality," she says.
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Executives are usually given a salary, with much of the compensation tied up in stock awards.
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That affects people's houses, and they have a lot of finances tied up in their houses.
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I don't love myself for becoming tied up in this extremely well thought-out loyalty system.
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The president's executive order temporarily banning immigration from certain countries is current tied up in court.
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An estimated 70% of Saudi families have at least one succession problem tied up in court.
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Apple needed less than $30 billion tied up in working capital at the end of 2017.
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The case has been tied up in court, and its chance of success is unclear. 12.
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Others fighting to get their homes and businesses back are still tied up in red tape.
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Anyone's freedom from abuse is tied up in everyone's freedom from abuse, because abuse begets abuse.
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Seven years later, the project remains tied up in litigation, with a decision anticipated this year.
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Her blonde-dyed hair is tied up in the back, with loose curls framing her face.
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But the Clean Power Plan has been tied up in courts, and never went into effect.
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The power plant rule's fate, he said, is likely tied up in this fall's presidential election.
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C2FO estimates that around $40 trillion is tied up in accounts receivable and accounts payable globally.
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The bank currently has around $30 billion of capital tied up in these deferred tax assets.
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Our girl Ellie goes with option B. Episode 13Matt has Stick tied up in his apartment.
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Which companies have the most capex tied up in projects that lie outside the 22040D budget?
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It's an amazing slice of life that doesn't get tied up in a nice little bow.
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And it's absolutely tied up in that question of, What is Luke's attitude toward the Jedi?
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Some are tied up in things we may want, such as creating a quality improvement program.
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There was so much tied up in him of good and evil, God and the Devil.
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"For me there are so many memories tied up in it," he said of the cathedral.
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Not vast wealth, and not wealth that's tied up in a house or a retirement account.
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Which companies have the most capex tied up in projects that lie outside the 53D budget?
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And any move to ease permit rules would likely be tied up in courts, others said.
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Because of that, you should not have too much of your investments tied up in cryptocurrencies.
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A: I was wealthy, but it was all on paper and tied up in the firm.
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Future stories will likely be tied up in crazy litigation, depending on the Roys' next moves.
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And some people may have their wealth tied up in things not easily converted to cash.
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The job actions are tied up in the politics of both Lansing and the teachers' union itself.
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"You've had four companies tied up in a regulatory process that has lasted a year," he said.
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She then hands Stephen a small tan box with polka dots tied up in a white ribbon.
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Croker's legacy as animator, writer, and voice artist, is tied up in this aggravated anti-consumer ethos.
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Every tech company has a lot of monetary interests tied up in keeping the US president happy.
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" The second one was, "Well, the Amazon brand is totally tied up in books, movies, and music.
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Although Beatriz had a flashlight tied up in the hem of her skirt, she didn't retrieve it.
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Of course, we know that he's just tied up in the caves, thanks to Team 2020 Teen.
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Our net worth is tied up in this company, of course we want it to go up.
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This specific rejection only affects 2-liter diesels, the most common engine tied up in the scandal.
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Tom had his hair down under a cap, while Heidi had hers tied up in a bun.
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The fight over the Scalia nomination is likely to keep Washington tied up in knots for months.
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But the restaurant closed in 21970, and attempts to reopen it have been tied up in litigation.
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The truth, though, was that most of that money was tied up in the building's historical legacy.
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Their stories are tied up in the central drama of the humans who feed and house them.
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But most of her money is still tied up in four annuities that she does not understand.
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Though the program's fate is tied up in court, American immigration officials are not accepting new applications.
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That process has been tied up in court proceedings, leaving more than 150,000 student claims in limbo.
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The state was already tied up in a legal battle over school funding before Brownback took office.
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I guess that the majority of my anxiety was tied up in worrying about getting COVID-19.
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She then handed Hawk a small tan box with polka dots tied up in a white ribbon.
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"But Mulvaney's going to claim executive privilege and it will be tied up in courts," Murphy said.
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Other titles, like Star Wars: The Force Awakens, were tied up in a previous deal with Starz.
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Because they have been tied up in Iowa and New Hampshire, and now Nevada and South Carolina.
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Because they have been tied up in Iowa and New Hampshire, and now Nevada and South Carolina.
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The ban was tied up in the courts for years, but finally went into effect in April.
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These organizations have been subjected to intrusive inspections, tied up in litigation, and slapped with crippling fines.
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At the time, civil rights legislation was tied up in Congress, facing a filibuster by Southern lawmakers.
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The case against Anthem and its Blue Cross entities has been tied up in litigation for years.
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Plus, the money is generally more liquid than if it were tied up in a retirement account.
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It wasn't just that Obama's more imperial forays on immigration were quickly tied up in the courts.
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Trump's lawyers will probably try to keep the case tied up in appeals as long as possible.
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The oil dispute is tied up in the broader conflict between rival political and armed factions in Libya.
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How soon could depend upon legislation that, as 2018 draws to a close, remains tied up in Congress.
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Yet its fortunes are tied up in handsets, with the iPhone accounting for nearly 70 percent of sales.
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That's hard and not something that gets fixed or tied up in a nice bow in one episode.
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It's no surprise, then, that Babitz's literary mythos is tied up in the privileges of conventional sex appeal.
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What to watch: There are billions of dollars tied up in the idea that MbS is a reformer.
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While the program remains tied up in the courts, over 4 million lives continue to remain in limbo.
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A paycheck represents something bigger - all the hopes, dreams, and hard work that are tied up in it.
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Since the indictment, the case has been tied up in fights over Manafort and Gates's conditions of release.
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Approximately 97 percent of the world's water is tied up in our oceans, but we can't drink it.
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More of the value of startups is tied up in ideas than in fixed assets such as factories.
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Donald Trump thinks migrants aren't using ports of entry because they have women tied up in their cars.
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Today half his wealth is still tied up in buildings within a four-mile radius of this spot.
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The government has billions of dollars tied up in the company through state banks and unpaid regulatory fines.
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Even money for a border fence approved in 2006 by Congress has been endlessly tied up in litigation.
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The immigration overhaul he wanted is tied up in legal limbo, as are his tough new climate rules.
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The case was expected to be tied up in the court system for several weeks, if not longer.
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The policy expired in March without a legislative replacement in Congress, but has been tied up in courts.
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The news agency also cited police sources who said she had been left tied up in a bathroom.
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The plan is tied up in litigation; the Supreme Court was expected to hear the case next year.
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But by 2017, many of these executive orders were still tied up in lawsuits brought by business interests.
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And if it is meant to be realistic, in real life, things aren't tied up in a bow.
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Your money is sometimes tied up in the market until the contract is resolved, which can take years.
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Her wealth is tied up in her companies, with over half, or $12.1 billion, in the BMW Group.
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The SIDS complain that the money pledged to date is inadequate and often tied up in red tape.
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His form listed assets valued at $380,000 and $800,0003, most of which is tied up in retirement funds.
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The suit has been tied up in court and may raise the question of what, exactly, Amazon is.
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Other estimates range from $50 billion to $20173 billion, some of which is tied up in debt obligations.
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He would eventually be tied up in a corset and left on the floor for guests to contemplate.
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The plan was tied up in the courts since it was first proposed in 20163, and never fully implemented.
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All I can say is that it's really easy to let your worth be tied up in your appearance.
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That travel ban is still tied up in appeals after a restraining order put the brakes on it nationwide.
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The conventional wisdom surrounding Twin Peaks — in every one of its several incarnations — is tied up in its inscrutability.
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Kansas and Oklahoma passed similar abortion laws, which are tied up in the courts, according to CNN affiliate KFSM.
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Wei agreed to let Ling take some photos of him tied-up in an attempt to stage the murder.
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Ocean levels fall sharply in such bitterly cold periods as water is tied up in massive continental ice sheets.
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It began with Craig Green's show, which opened with models wrapped, strapped and tied up in tailored hazmat suits.
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It was the site of a gruesome mass murder in 1974 that kept the property tied up in probate.
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More than half of IL&FS's receivables are tied up in claims about delays, termination payments and the like.
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It means that hair is intrinsically tied up in ideas of our identity, and each bleeds into the other.
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Even if you personally don't agree that bitcoin has value, you could have some money tied up in it.
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Tied up in this infamous incident and its aftermath was a question: to whom does public space really belong?
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On paper I might have been doing extraordinarily well, but it was tied up in Enron stock and options.
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Tons of YouTube creators have undoubtedly experimented with VR-focused video and have gotten tied up in the frustrations.
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She wears a black one piece swimsuit that says Survivor and her hair is tied up in a bun.
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The reason that particular electronic egg is so hard to find right now is tied up in the data.
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With less money being tied up in taxes, American businesses can invest more in growth, jobs and research & development.
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Most of his assets are tied up in his pension and investment properties, which have mortgages attached to them.
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Given that religion and culture are tied up in this, it's clear that this issue won't be decided soon.
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If she is tied up in court, she calls Ms. Abdur-Rahman to ask that she save her some.
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It's tied up in Amazon stock and other investments around the world in a complicated and (intentionally) confusing network.
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It's still tied up in the lower courts after the Supreme Court last month upheld a federal judge's order.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers — who expect Trump's action will get tied up in a court battle — say legislation is still needed.
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Another part of the order, which is tied up in the courts, would strip federal funding from sanctuary cities.
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Beyond that, Virgos are known to be manipulative—all tied up in being ruled by the planet Mercury, a.k.a.
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There are people in Congress that want to 'Make America White Again', and immigration is tied up in that.
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But, as I'm sure all of the small shareholders feel, its worth was not tied up in its value.
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It's a really complicated situation because there is a huge network of economic activity tied up in rent payments.
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It's so tied up in the way that we understand and perceive professionalism and whiteness as more closely aligned.
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And Jackley has been tied up in a bizarre scandal over a $1.5 million sexual harassment and retaliation settlement.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency has rolled back dozens of regulations, including many now tied up in the lower courts.
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Police union contracts are ripe for reform because so often accountability, transparency and oversight are tied up in them.
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Paul LePage, a Republican, has blocked it from moving forward, and the matter is now tied up in court.
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Sanders, Warren and Klobuchar will be tied up in Washington for six days a week through the caucus date.
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"Scientists can get all tied up in knots, and make a big separation between humans and nonhumans," she said.
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Many of them were tied up in seemingly interminable legal battles relating to their roles in the 2014 protests.
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The matter has been tied up in various federal courts since the Obama administration finalized its version in 2016.
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So much of our identity as a species is tied up in our anomalousness, in our dominion over others.
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For years, there have been lawsuits over making the police tapes public, a case still tied up in court.
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The woman was allegedly found tied up in Drayton's room in his hotel, police told the New York Daily News.
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By efficiently shifting the point-of-service to a customer's location, startups capture economic value historically tied up in infrastructure.
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A look at his April calendar, which the Interior Department voluntarily released, reveals that Zinke was tied up in meetings.
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In full, GE has about $1.5 billion of assets total tied up in owning 737 Max aircraft, the company said.
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That rule, which is still tied up in court, aimed for a 30 percent cut below 2005 levels by 2030.
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In 1998 the partners had $6bn of capital tied up in it; now they would need $97bn to buy it.
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Investment is increasingly tied up in intangibles, such as patents and copyright, rather than physical assets, such as steel mills.
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The rest is the rocket itself, with 70% of the price tied up in the first stage of the booster.
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Uber is tied up in a lawsuit surrounding the question of whether its drivers should be considered contractors or employees.
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If it weren't all tied up in such a terrifying situation, this would seem like kind of a fun activity.
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Still, it's a threat that causes uncertainty and looks to keep Apple tied up in court for quite some time.
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The announcement comes a day after FIFA asked for restitution on millions of dollars tied up in its bribery scandal.
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A lot of who I am is tied up in running and I feel grateful to be back at it!
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The reasons blacks and Latinos were hit harder is because much of their wealth is tied up in real estate.
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Does it feel different directing something that's so intrinsically tied up in this macho face-off, this contest of masculinity?
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But Pashinyan's campaign went to great lengths to avoid getting tied up in geopolitical games between Russia and the West.
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The effort received no support from the city, Miller said, and has been tied up in legal wrangling ever since.
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Instead, when Truman was growing up in Missouri, his family's means were tied up in its modest farm in Grandview.
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Because the bill is tied up in a partisan debate over spending, there is no certainty the amendment will pass.
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Following deforestation, the massive carbon banks tied up in rainforest trees, vines and shrubs are gone for the long term.
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All in all, the provision is a gift for the next president, tied up in a bow by congressional Democrats.
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It is still tied up in the lower courts after the Supreme Court last month upheld a federal judge's order.
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MORE submitted an emergency request to Congress for $1.9 billion and it has been tied up in debate ever since.
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She left the dog, Mirabelle, a shih tzu-poodle mix, tied up in front of the store, Ms. Egilmez said.
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Many of her friends, Ms. Torton said, could no longer afford to have their money tied up in their apartments.
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The majority of philanthropic capital — $890 billion — is tied up in Wall Street and investments that are very values-neutral.
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"Do we want a candidate who could be tied up in court for two years?" he asked in Lowell, Mass.
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The decision was mostly for show -- the program, which was tied up in the courts, never got off the ground.
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From the perspective of the memorial and museum, our whole racial past is tied up in and connected to slavery.
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It's understandable that the IOC wants to protect its assets, given the billions of dollars tied up in the television contracts.
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Hope Summers's importance in Fox's cinematic world of Marvel is tied up in her importance to mutants in Marvel's comic books.
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More than 20173 percent of the billionaire's wealth is tied up in Amazon stock, since he owns about 80 million shares.
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Most all my personal highs and lows of the last decade have been tied up in the journey of this company.
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The Cohen case isn't the only court fight Moore is tied up in as he weighs a Senate run in 2020.
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Hundreds of thousands of small savers have money tied up in the fund, which analysts say could be frozen for months.
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But Tata is not a state-owned firm or a charity, and outside shareholders have $2150bn tied up in Tata firms.
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Another estimated $6 billion has been tied up in East Asia from oil Iran sold to China, Japan and South Korea.
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"In this category there's roughly $55 billion of revenue tied up in the traditional supply chain," Darnell wrote in an email.
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One person who did stand up for her, Selena Gomez, has found herself tied up in a controversy of her own.
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When your company is tied up in one popular product – Palm, Fitbit, and Makerbot come to mind – competition heats up quickly.
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For the offshore money that is tied up in foreign accounts, companies have not guaranteed they would bring that money back.
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Musk hasn't been shy about spending his newfound wealth — even as much of it remains tied up in the company's stock.
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Also, don't get too tied up in your tax refund as a chief determinant of how you fared this tax season.
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Kansas and Oklahoma have both passed similar abortion laws, which are tied up in the courts, according to CNN affiliate KFSM.
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How many times have you pulled headphones from your pockets, only to find them tied up in endless amounts of loops?
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He came through on DAPA, the order tied up in the courts that would have helped to protect some undocumented parents.
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Americans live in a country where it is usually financially prudent to leave money tied up in low-return emergency funds.
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Capital Bank, SSB, of El Paso, Texas, and First National Bank of New Mexico will be tied up in the deal.
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Schumer's strategy means that the Senate schedule is tied up in forced "debate time," grinding the Senate to a near halt.
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Even when things go south, the venture funds can limp along for years, with investor money tied up in the structures.
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Should that lead to a rupture in the automakers' alliance, investors will pressure Renault to release money tied up in Nissan.
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But the part of the law that allowed the state to give licenses to growers got tied up in the courts.
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There was only one deputy on the road, he was told, and the deputy was tied up in a funeral procession.
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Christi Tezak, managing director at ClearView Energy Partners, said it's possible the challenges could be tied up in court for years.
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And declaring a national emergency would spark a constitutional battle that could be tied up in the courts for months. 2.
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There's a lot of identity tied up in your hair — which is why cutting or dyeing it can be pretty terrifying.
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The robbers proceeded to brutalize the two women, murdering Murray and leaving Norwood tied up in the back of the bathroom.
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Each time his crew spot a boat that could be carrying migrants "our stomach is tied up in knots," Frangoulis said.
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He had a puppy that he kept tied up in the sun all day outside his RV without water, she said.
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On the contrary, in a way it makes them our hostages: China has a lot of money tied up in America.
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It's one of thousands of campuses tied up in debates over how best to prepare for a changed population following Brexit.
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The military already was stretched thin, with thousands of troops tied up in peacekeeping operations in Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan.
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The Clean Power Plan, a regulation, not legislation, has not taken effect and is tied up in a federal appeals court.
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Instead, the Energy Department needs to start protecting taxpayers by safeguarding the federal funds already tied up in this troubled project.
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More than 8 percent of domestic health spending is tied up in administration, while the average globally is about 3 percent.
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More than 90 percent of the billionaire's wealth is tied up in Amazon stock, since he owns about 80 million shares.
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It may face challenges cracking big legacy brands because they&aposre often tied up in multi-year deals with marketing clouds.
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They will no longer be tied up in the need to fund relief in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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He didn't want his identity to become as tied up in Microsoft as Gates, or for the company to define him.
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And the larger the net worth, the larger the percentage that's tied up in non-liquid assets, such as business interests.
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Zubaydah said he spent "countless hours" tied up in the fetal position inside a small box, which caused him intense pain.
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But with the issue tied up in the courts, she said she has simply had to get on with her life.
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Some of the money tied up in energy investments in Mexico is linked to pension funds in Europe and North America.
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The wall along the Mexican border seems a ways off, and his executive order restricting immigration is tied up in court.
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As USNI News reported in October, six East Coast carriers were nondeployable, tied up in various states of maintenance or training.
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The project had been tied up in court challenges and protests by environmentalists since it was first proposed eight years ago.
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These figures appear riven by nameless forces, twisted this way and that, gesticulating wildly, dismembered, or literally tied up in knots.
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He's tied up in a corner with his mouth covered as they beat him, taunt him and hurl racial slurs at him.
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Other countries have too much political capital tied up in the project and too much to lose economically to risk walking out.
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In fact, one of shoppers' biggest complaints was that too much of their compensation was tied up in tips, the spokesperson said.
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This has had the tax reform process tied up in knots ever since the heyday of the destination-based cash flow tax.
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Otherwise, they would have ended up locked in a room together or tied up in a three-legged race or, really, anything.
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The issue has been tied up in litigation since Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross first announced plans to include it in March 2018.
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Key to the investor's allocation decision is the time horizon, or how long money can be tied up in each asset class.
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Bank compensation is typically tied up in stock to encourage long-term performance, with a small portion payable in up-front cash.
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Why it matters: The ACA has been tied up in litigation since the day it passed, and that appears destined to continue.
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Axios's Dan Primack has noted this is usually welcomed by investors whose money is tied up in investments much longer these days.
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More than 500 employers—both universities and companies—were tied up in hotel rooms holding marathon interview sessions with freshly minted PhDs.
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To some degree, the level of uncertainty surrounding this deal is tied up in the emotions of the parties involved in it.
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Now, when we look back on the history of the Copa, it seems inextricably tied up in the vicissitudes of Spanish politics.
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More than half of its assets are tied up in large Saudi companies whose stocks could be difficult to sell en masse.
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For the next six years, the project was tied up in bureaucracy, as the Forest Service thoroughly analyzed the project's environmental impacts.
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Leading up to the mortgage crisis, black families tended to have a higher proportion of their wealth tied up in their homes.
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It is alleged that the officers on the secret tapes used racist language, but the recordings have been tied up in court.
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That's because cheaper natural gas and renewables are already displacing coal, even as the Clean Power Plan remains tied up in court.
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More than half of its assets are tied up in large Saudi companies, but the PIF has also made substantial overseas commitments.
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But it won't change the fact that such funding is tied up in a bill that can't pass because of partisan gridlock.
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Remember, while Nikki was filming "Total Bellas," John was tied up in China ... and that distance further fractured their already-teetering relationship.
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Even if she's eventually proven innocent, however, she's still likely to be tied up in an ugly, bureaucratic battle for some time.
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His situation is typical of people who become wealthy through starting private companies but whose wealth is tied up in those companies.
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The so-called "Paradise Papers" show $13 million worth of Queen Elizabeth's money is tied up in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.
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It's all tied up in the same idea, but Darksiders 250 is a different beast entirely, and the promise is much bigger.
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The need to condemn private property to build it will have it tied up in the courts well beyond the 2020 election.
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So much of what HBO's Westworld is trying to do is tied up in the work of one actress, Evan Rachel Wood.
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Mudbound director Dee Rees returns with a film about a journalist who somehow gets tied up in an illegal arms trading scheme.
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The measure was tied up in court for years, as opponents argued that they had a feasible plan for recycling such containers.
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Along the way, you see a Chain Chomp tied up in front of a house, a familiar sight … for another videogame franchise.
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It's tied up in changing landscapes due to the growth of the human population, the lack of apex predators, and climate change.
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Much of men's resistance to pink-collar jobs is tied up in the culture of masculinity, say people who study the issue.
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Psychologists have been circling around a possible reason political beliefs are so stubborn: Partisan identities get tied up in our personal identities.
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In other words, it is money that already belongs to Iran, and some of it is tied up in debt obligations. Feb.
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Or would they resent seeing so much cash tied up in a fund for improvements that might not happen while they live there?
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For example, would people start prepaying years' worth of cable bills to avoid having money tied up in a money-losing bank account?
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They are concerned that the move could draw legal challenges that could leave it tied up in the courts without ever taking effect.
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The wall have to pass a number of federal environmental reviews -- a process that usually takes years and gets tied up in courts.
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That approach is less controversial, but much of the necessary funding is tied up in budget fights, according to the New York Times.
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The reforms include allowing mining concessions to be put up as financial guarantees and would release 20,000 concessions tied up in bureaucratic limbo.
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"Seeing as how so much money is tied up in North Carolina, I really didn't have a whole lot [to spend]," Bradbury says.
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Instead, she said, it's time we stop buying into the notion that our value is tied up in the size of our bodies.
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Investors, who all told have a third or more of their equity portfolios tied up in multinational firms, could face some unpleasant turbulence.
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The politics tied up in the North Carolina law debate should not mean it is viewed as only a political issue for corporations.
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Without local support, Amazon could have found itself tied up in legal battles and arguing with zoning boards just to get development started.
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For that, she was dragged from her home, injected with sedatives, strangled, tied up in a van and then burned, Pakistani officials said.
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Everything you know about Galileo was probably wrong; the Galileo affair was so tied up in the local politics and the local personalities.
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These are all tied up in a complex tangle of pathology, all of which is to some degree the legacy of historical racism.
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He suggested, without evidence, that migrants avoid crossing the border at ports of entry because they have women tied up in their cars.
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Some comments Buffett has made in the past reveal his thinking on a few of the issues tied up in the buyback proposal.
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"We can't have all our money tied up in property in a place that's going to run out of water!" she told me.
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And not action by local governments, which are too tied up in picayune concerns and risk aversion to make the changes America needs.
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Not all the construction is progressing smoothly, however, with some plants tied up in problems with land acquisition and other issues, he said.
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States and municipalities have access to cheap funding, and investors are often reticent to have their money tied up in long-term projects.
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However, McGahn is also tied up in the Russia investigation, and that makes his ability to work on the Russia case much harder.
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Though the ex-wife was a suspect in the killing, another popular theory was that Wright had gotten tied up in gang activity.
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Grayston alleges that more than $247,200 [$320,000 CAD] meant for printers is tied up in a house his former business partner is building.
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By claiming satire and parody when the material is contested, a deepfake could be tied up in a lengthy review process for removal.
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Those who are opposed to a national emergency declaration believe such a move would get tied up in the courts for some time.
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And moreover, there are signs that the vast majority of that wealth is tied up in non-liquid assets such as real-estate.
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The battle over returning his riches to Ukraine has been tied up in courts for years, and will be for years to come.
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Two other lawsuits seeking the president's tax returns are tied up in court, and will ultimately be ruled on by the Supreme Court.
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Pitch-imperfect details about technology are liberally sprinkled over these concoctions, tied up in a bow, and shipped out to the bestseller lists.
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He's a good father, a good businessman, a paragon of petit-bourgeois virtue who happens to keep hostages tied up in the basement.
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Deducing that this, like much of society's ills, is somehow tied up in masculinity, I spoke to a cognitive behavioral therapist, Luise Behnke.
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A federal court has ruled against AT&T in a long-running case that found itself tied up in the net neutrality debate.
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Line: Titans by 7 The Browns' identity will understandably always be tied up in tales of the dominance of a young Jim Brown.
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Mr. Ebell has said that the plan, which has been tied up in the courts since it was finalized in 2015, is illegal.
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On another occasion, a fur coat that a woman planned to wear to the Met Gala was tied up in "sample prison," a.k.a.
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He gave lawmakers until March 5 to take action, though his cancellation of the program is now tied up in the court system.
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About $4.3 billion was said to be tied up in funding for other government agencies, even as utilities struggle to make ends meet.
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The assailants left the man tied up in a storage unit after he told them he thought the police had taken their drugs.
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The company's planned acquisition of Brocade is currently tied up in a review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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But for now, growing a sports streaming empire will be tricky, as most major rights are tied up in long-term TV contracts.
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Since the middle classes have most of their wealth tied up in their houses, they experienced the greatest proportionate losses in the downturn.
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The issue is tied up in court, but many Republican state leaders have rendered it moot by saying they would still welcome refugees.
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Up until meeting him, I was all tied up in what romance should look like, given my longstanding fling with the Hallmark Channel.
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When Obama transitioned from campaign to presidency, his administration, for better or for worse, was tied up in dealing with the financial crisis.
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The cops then find Adrian tied up in his basement, with him claiming that his brother kidnapped him and orchestrated the whole ordeal.
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But the biggest concern Democrats and liberals have with Cuomo is the state Senate, which is tied up in a major Gordian Knot.
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And expected lawsuits from environmental groups and Democratic state attorneys general could keep the rule tied up in court until after the election.
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Three of the four senators tied up in the impeachment trial and are expected to get back to the state this weekend; Sen.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Andrew Rae Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, was running late and ''tied up in the Oval,'' an assistant explained.
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But a member of the LeBaron family said he was not surprised a high-level police officer was tied up in the case.
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Another case, involving a former deputy national security adviser who could speak to Trump's actions regarding Ukraine, is still tied up in court.
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Most of the administration's major drug pricing policies have been tabled, are tied up in the courts or have yet to be implemented.
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"Resurrection is a theme throughout Han's work, one that is tied up in political and collective memory," Katie Kitamura notes in her review.
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This new bill will also expand those centers' powers, but won't go into effect as that law is currently tied up in litigation.
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A month after the meeting, the local authority approved the project, but it remains tied up in legal challenges in the Irish High Court.
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His idea that manhood and personhood itself are tied up in dominance — over Celestial, over Andre — is remolded over the course of the book.
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All three are also tied up in Netflix's new meta universe, in which all of their characters can be seen watching one another's movies.
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The claims underlying the suit are tied up in a federal prosecutors' criminal case against Avenatti, over various matters in California and New York.
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CSC's leverage is higher than that of Hydoo and Wuzhou as part of its cash is tied up in the construction of investment properties.
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Whether you're tied up in Amazon or Google's ecosystem of apps, smart displays let you do more hands-free than any smart speaker can.
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Ali gets himself tied up in the corners and on the ropes, and anybody who does that against me is going to get beat.
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Turris had an incredible deflection at 6:02 for a 1-433 Nashville lead while tied up in the slot with defenseman Braydon Coburn.
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Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein warned that the order could be tied up in court for years unless Congress also passes a bump-stock ban.
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"If you are on the executive team and your own assets in the company are tied up in Beaufort, that compounds things," Downs said.
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The crackdown was also tied up in a dispute between the Mafia, which owned the bar, and corrupt police officers seeking payoffs for protection.
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JOE KERNEN: Yeah, out of-- General Electric-- breaking to a lot of us that-- realize GE had-- this much money-- tied up in biopharma.
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He and his wife have more than $5 million tied up in stock and stock options, primarily in the companies for which he works.
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Santiago Domenech, a general contractor with $270 million of his savings tied up in bonds Puerto Rico just defaulted on, once had 2300 employees.
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The Afghanistan war was commanded by a British general during one of its most violent phases while U.S. forces were tied up in Iraq.
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He also talks about why he stays away from companies that have more than 5% of shares outstanding tied up in stock-based compensation.
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Over the past decades, it would be normal to have had 60 percent or more of the banking industry's assets tied up in loans.
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Given Nestlé's recent tepid performance, Schneider's challenge is to persuade investors the company can be trusted to unlock the value tied up in L'Oréal.
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The rule — part of Trump's push for "extreme vetting" — took effect as the president's so-called travel ban remains tied up in the courts.
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Without any action in Congress, the fate of DACA, which the Trump administration pledged to end this year, is currently tied up in courts.
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So we just think Secretary [Tom] Price will somehow change the regulations on Obamacare and then have it not get tied up in court?
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The length of the term was also tied up in whether the president would be eligible for reelection, and how presidents would be chosen.
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When we talk about blockbuster films, especially in the past couple decades, we're really talking about intellectual property tied up in a story formula.
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The plan was a cornerstone of the Obama administration's environmental efforts but has been criticized as overreach by industry and tied up in lawsuits.
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Most of his net worth was tied up in the value of his companies, and they were worth less than his accountants once claimed.
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For the Chawlas, these endeavors are tied up in the memories of their father, who died before the Trump partnership was even a consideration.
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Since the Trump administration's transgender military ban is tied up in the courts right now, the Pentagon isn't allowed to implement the policy yet.
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Our wealth was tied up in the shares we owned in Ovenly, and those were not liquid, so lending sources showed us the door.
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The twist, for those who have watched until the end, is that this color psychology is all tied up in what haunts Hill House.
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It's currently $20.5 billion in debt and tied up in studio commitment deals, but the company isn't overspending despite the mounting costs, he said.
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Santiago Domenech, a general contractor with $250 million of his savings tied up in bonds Puerto Rico just defaulted on, once had 263 employees.
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The majority of individual investors who are tied up in the market through index funds won't find comfort in their understanding of individual businesses.
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" Portman added that the current declaration could set a "bad precedent" and that some of the President's funding will be "tied up in court.
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Male identity remains tied up in dominance and earning potential, and when those things flag, it seems men either give up or get angry.
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Legislation that would send more funds to the island as part of a larger disaster relief package has been tied up in the Senate.
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Mr. Kenny did not refer to Mr. Trump's travel ban on visitors from six predominantly Muslim countries, which is now tied up in court.
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The pipeline is currently tied up in litigation after the New Jersey Sierra Club and the Pinelands Alliance sued following the Pinelands Commission's decision.
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Before J. Edgar Hoover placed her on the FBI Most Wanted List, Angela Davis was tied up in a very different sort of legal matter.
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Since most of his money is tied up in real estate, he might not have enough cash in hand for Major League Baseball's liking, however.
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On one side, establishment Democrats who purport to be taking on Trump, but are funded by big money and tied up in big money strings.
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Robert Brandel, 60, was found tied up in the backseat of his pickup truck at a Tops grocery store in Newfane, New York, on Wednesday.
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In some cases, this capital is still tied up in startups that are raising much more money than in the past and staying private longer.
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So much of Snap's value is tied up in its brand and its leadership, namely the handsome poster boy Evan Spiegel and his enviable lifestyle.
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In California, where left-leaning activists reportedly encouraged him to challenge Feinstein, he may find it more difficult to hire tied up in-state operatives.
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While on the white chair, Kim opened up about last October's Paris robbery that left her tied up in a hotel room, robbed at gunpoint.
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But it is a harsh judge of digital firms, whose value is tied up in intangibles, such as patents, brands, processes and general know-how.
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He's revoked an order that banned oil and gas drilling in the Arctic, as well as the Atlantic, although that's tied up in the courts.
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A proposed open-pit copper mine, called the Rosemont Mine, threatens to disrupt this environment, but it is currently tied up in the permit phase.
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But corruption is still endemic; Kenya remains tied up in a vicious war in next-door Somalia, and growth has not created many formal jobs.
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In many ways, the pop group were tied up in the spread of third wave feminism - a wave that was attracting a much younger audience.
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After getting tied up in their net, the sea monster grabbed a hold of it and refused to let go, prompting a flurry of expletives.
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With his first travel ban tied up in court challenges, Trump lashed out against the federal judge in Washington state who temporarily blocked its enforcement.
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Most of Cohn's personal assets are tied up in Goldman Sachs stock, but he also has extensive holdings in publicly traded companies and real estate.
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But since 2013 several Hawaiian counties have passed ordinances, now tied up in the courts, to regulate application more closely or banish hybrid operations altogether.
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Those efforts have been tied up in the courts, with the Trump administration triumphing in some instances and the sanctuary cities winning victories in others.
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He says he witnessed residents being forcibly injected with drugs, and others being tied up in restraint chairs for hours with cowls over their heads.
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Trump ordered the termination of TPS for El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, Sudan, Honduras and Nepal, but those orders have been tied up in court proceedings.
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First a person must remember a song, and that memory -- activated in the central part of the brain -- is tied up in emotions, Gupta said.
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"But my guess is all of this stuff kind of gets tied up in whatever the year-end negotiation is," Thune told reporters on Wednesday.
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He recalled that Mallory once declined an invitation to a party, saying that he would be tied up in London, supporting a cancer-related organization.
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From a very young age, I lived with a special kind of trepidation, one tied up in the very image my country created for itself.
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Maybe by a slim margin at the most, because E.T. has all of that history and naivety and legend tied up in it, and Pitfall!
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Both the multiplicity of heirs and the lack of a will mean that it could be tied up in expensive litigation for quite some time.
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The Trump administration created this pricing chaos by eliminating cost-sharing subsidies, a payment to insurance companies that was tied up in a legal dispute.
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Professor Westerling noted that while federal funding for lowering wildfire risk has been tied up in budget negotiations, California has allocated $256 million this year.
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They are two necklaces that have gotten tangled over the course of my 35 years, their thin metal chains tied up in thin metal knots.
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But Kaepernick's collusion grievance was also tied up in the owner-oriented nature of the NFL, which affords little power or recourse to its players.
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So much of queerness seems to be tied up in an obsession with youth, and it's hard for me to imagine what came before that.
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The city's water crisis was tied up in deeply entrenched, even multigenerational, issues: "its racial history, its socioeconomic circumstances, all of it," Shankar told me.
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It left us thinking about the allocation of public spaces and how our own personal histories are tied up in how we experience the beach.
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But since Donald Trump himself is tied up in unprecedented conflicts of interest, that apparently lowers the bar for the rest of his team too.
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When Gunnlaugsson entered parliament, he did not, however, disclose the fact that he had $4 million in bonds tied up in an offshore shell company.
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"You can't have them tied up in the backseat of a car," Trump said, referring to women and girls brought through legal ports of entry.
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A familial history tied up in genocide, war, and political turmoil helped redefine my concept of home into one that was ambiguous and constantly changing.
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There's so many emotions tied up in separation and the irony that in order to divorce, you need that other person, I think, is so bizarre.
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So these songs also fall short of Dion's inspiring vulgarity, prettily puttering along instead, tied up in ribbons and bows, bathed in high-fructose corn syrup.
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The bill would also provide a greater sense of security to a large swath of undocumented immigrants whose fate has been tied up in the courts.
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Professional advice is scarce because so much of their wealth is tied up in their savings, and they have little in the way of investible assets.
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In five of the seven, the families are suing for civil rights violations and most are tied up in the courts awaiting the decision in Hernández.
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There are now 10.4 million of these households—a measure that doesn't count money tied up in a primary residence— according to a report from Spectrem.
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Tied up in these narratives of women drowning is an implicit understanding of their physical and emotional conditions as less solid than their sturdier male counterparts.
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He said he's not sure it's "a very satisfactory and responsible use of resources" to offer offshore blocks that may get tied up in legal proceedings.
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She attended the 2019 BET Awards with her burgundy hair tied up in a wavy half-up half down style done by her longtime stylist Yusef.
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But that approach could get tied up in court for months, or even years, pushing the resolution past the endgame of Trump's first term, Arenberg said.
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" If the bill does pass, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has pledged a legal effort that would keep the measures "tied up in the courts for years.
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There may have been some economic arguments, but there was also too much symbolism tied up in the coins and tokens that bear the Queen's head.
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Trump told Cruz he was a liability as a candidate if he runs for president, because his eligibility will be tied up in lawsuits for years.
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Now, with Trump tied up in the Comey-Flynn fiasco, there is even less hope in the market for the benefits of his pro-business agenda.
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The rule, currently tied up in the courts, requires a 22019 percent reduction in carbon-dioxide emissions from existing electric utilities by 2050 from 2005 levels.
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Although the majority of Bolivia's farms belong to smallholders, 91 percent of the country's agricultural land is tied up in just 4 percent of the farms.
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In all, the government claims to be recovering about $10 billion of stolen assets (though most of those will be tied up in court for years).
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According to spokesperson Parker, GoFundMe had to loan Veterans Stand $150,000 to pay immediate expenses, while the majority of the funds remain tied up in banks.
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So much of our worldview is tied up in a history that is messy at best, and that's true for people who make technology as well.
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Parrish showed off her new hair while at the beach over the weekend, tied up in a ponytail while her loose bangs flew to her face.
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Instead, we got to watch as David — who Matt has tied up in a borrowed wheelchair — wears down Matt's resolve with a calm, almost surgical precision.
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"I think that when we talk about making American great again, a lot of that is tied up in how auto manufacturing is doing," Muro said.
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That means employees have much of their wealth tied up in options that cannot be sold on the public stock markets for more than a decade.
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Demand may decrease, margins in the new and used car business may fall and funds tied up in working capital may increase temporarily, the company said.
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But that truth — and all the truths tied up in Perry's history of abuse — were just too complicated a story to let out into the world.
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But Mr. Patel said he was more concerned about the portion of his mortgages, about 20 percent, that are tied up in commercial mortgage-backed securities.
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And an ending doesn't need to be tied up in a neat package with credits and a theme song for it to be a happy one.
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Previous applications have failed, however, and the group's most recent effort to secure land rights has been tied up in government bureaucracy for over a decade.
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However, officials are still bracing for the new block-grant plan to be tied up in litigation, perhaps for the remainder of the president's current term.
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Concerns over Mr. Corzine's vast holdings, most of which were tied up in Goldman stock, intensified after he was appointed to the influential Senate Banking Committee.
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Chinese companies, with ever more cash tied up in inventories and unpaid bills, face their tightest liquidity crunch in a decade, according to a Reuters analysis.
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Some experts even wonder whether an unconscious desire to ignore threats to male fertility may be tied up in fears over the future of masculinity itself.
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Democrats and some Republicans say this would be an unprecedented use of presidential power, and this constitutional dispute will likely get tied up in the courts.
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But popular support hasn't translated into congressional support, and Dreamers' legal status has become tied up in the fruitless search for a broader immigration-reform deal.
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Take the time to ask yourself why you feel such profound regret, and work backward to identify the values that are tied up in your feelings.
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It would chase down every and any loose string, making sure that they were all tied up in case a federal prosecutor brought a case forward.
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Most of that was tied up in the cost of carrying its free users, who try Box — sometimes for years — before their employers become paying customers.
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Trump's team will probably try to keep the case tied up in appeals until after 2020 when it can no longer hurt any potential reelection campaign.
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The uptick in campaigns has naturally buoyed the amount of capital that funds have tied up in the region, which summed north of $26 billion in 210.
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She broke into the Wilton home, where Harrison and Detective Samuels (Colton Haynes) were having some pretty intense sex and Meadow was tied up in the garage.
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Then this morning, Kardashian jetted back to NYC after terrifyingly being tied up in her hotel room and robbed at gunpoint of $10 million worth of jewelry.
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In North Carolina, much of the legislation passed by Republicans in 2016 to weaken the incoming Democratic governor, Roy Cooper, has been tied up in court challenges.
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Half of KKB's assets totaling $15.7 billion are tied up in a single loan to BTA, a former bank that is now a distressed asset management company.
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They have been an intensely ideological coalition, insisting on a commitment to purity on policy that left the Obama administration deeply frustrated and tied up in knots.
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While Obama's second executive order (DAPA) was untouched by the Trump administration, it has been blocked by the courts and is still tied up in legal action.
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According to WXIA, authorities tracked the men down after they stole a Jeep and some guns from a couple who were found tied up in Shelbyville, Tennessee.
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At the same time, his lawyer was tied up in court on other cases, and a grand jury was meeting to decide whether Hayes should be charged.
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This year more visitors than ever—1503,2150—came to gawp at 2000 superyachts with a collective value of $290 billion, tied up in the principality's Port Hercules.
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URI staff recalled a woman's ex calling to say he had her cat tied up in the microwave and would irradiate it if she didn't come home.
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Things get tricky when your refrain is tied up in an identity claim, and trickier still when that identity is an axis, or several axes, of marginality.
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The Special Counsel's Office countered that Manafort's actions as an agent, which Ukraine paid him for, were tied up in his failure to register with US authorities.
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It's impossible to say exactly what Jenkins will wind up making for the Wonder Woman sequel, as her share will be partially tied up in its profits.
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You do a slight upgrade here, more powerful silicon there, all tied up in a familiar rectangular body and suddenly you've just made The Year's Best Smartphone.
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Otherwise, it could see some of the toughest content policy decisions tied up in never-ending deliberations, with the board citing "more research is needed" to rule.
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But, as of October, more than 22018 percent of the Bezos couple's wealth was tied up in Amazon stock, of which they owned about 22 million shares.
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Litigation could still halt the new policy, potentially leaving another one of Verma's Medicaid initiatives tied up in courts after a federal judge blocked new work rules.
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It's the aftermath of a horrific Enzo crash in 2006 involving one Stefan Eriksson, a shady executive who'd been tied up in the failed Gizmondo gaming handheld.
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You can't talk about economic opportunity and economic equality to me as a woman without actually acknowledging the whole thing is tied up in my family planning.
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His executive order on the ban was tied up in federal courts for months before the Supreme Court approved a limited version of the measure last month.
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It would amount to a 7.5 percent return on the $62 billion of debt and equity tied up in the investment — assuming Monsanto can increase sales aggressively.
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" Have you thought to yourself over morning coffee, "Gee, I wish my impressionable child's financial education could be tied up in a volatile market for digital tokens?
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When the majority of your wealth is tied up in skyscrapers, golf courses, and a shrinking pool of licensing deals, accessing it can be a real problem.
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At the time of my visit, though, the money had become tied up in state politics, and the plan seemed to be in the process of unravelling.
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That's because the funding needed for President Trump's marquee initiatives — from tax reform, to new infrastructure, and even the border wall — is currently tied up in healthcare.
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What seems more likely, she said, is that we'll be able to remove the piece of it that matters most: the emotion that's tied up in it.
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With most of my spare money from the previous two years tied up in video game spaceships, the only avenue I had available was the gray market.
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The decision to be demure, to rely on colors that do not offend or call attention, is tied up in class-specific ideas of propriety and respectability.
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Those intel people didn't know what the hell they were doing, and they got us tied up in a war that we should have never been in.
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The Bishop of Liege, Monsignor Jean-Pierre Delville, was reportedly tied up in his apartment within the Belgian episcopal palace and robbed of goods worth €20,000 (~$23,000).
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Newer movies like Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Avengers: Infinity War are tied up in a deal with Netflix that expires at the end of 2019.
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The morass discourages students from applying and often leaves aid tied up in procedural delays — a chance for Republicans to cut government and Democrats to increase opportunity.
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Much of the amount is also tied up in debt obligations, and estimates for the actual amount available to Iran range from $20073 billion to $22007 billion.
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It wasn't that long ago that Phelps's sense of self was tied up in those records, so his equanimity in their absence seemed worth a closer look.
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Fitch views IntesaSP's asset quality, which compares unfavourably with international peers, as weak because a fairly large proportion of capital is tied up in unreserved impaired loans.
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For Trump, there's a lot of pressure: His most ambitious proposals have either been tabled, are tied up in the courts or have yet to be implemented.
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A 2016 Complex piece explored the precarious status of her discography, revealing that it's tied up in the legal turmoil Blackground Records has experienced since her death.
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It wasn't that long ago that Phelps's sense of self was tied up in those records, so his equanimity in their absence seemed worth a closer look.
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Sanofi's research head says Dupixent marks a new era of successful innovation for the French company, although the product is tied up in a patent dispute with Amgen.
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The immigration suspension pledge was fulfilled by an early order barring travel by citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, but has been tied up in court for weeks.
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That stuff doesn't currently get factored into a spreadsheet because brands don't yet understand that 30 percent of their long-term value is tied up in those decisions.
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But the deal effectively gives Mr. Zuma unlimited access to legal representation and raises the possibility that his case will be tied up in the courts for years.
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Two individuals tied up in Stone's case — his former associates Jerome Corsi and Randy Credico — both gave lengthy press conferences outside the DC federal courthouse in the past.
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Every once in a while you'll come across one with three strippers tied up in the back, but usually they're all right, just a little out of it.
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But with most of these requests, the Trump administration has already refused to provide documents and witnesses, meaning these requests will get tied up in lengthy court proceedings.
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This is tied up in the same new law that gave a once obscure government body—CFIUS—enhanced abilities to scrutinize minority, non-controlling investments by foreign entities.
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"I think that bouncing back in a determined way makes the cities receptive and sensitive to the ideas that are tied up in this specific project," Karenowska said.
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"Rainbow braids," Jenner captioned a photo of her new locks, which faded from pink to blue to green to yellow and were tied up in long French braids.
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The German 21st seed was being tied up in knots by double-sided Hsieh's angles and slices before her raw power prevailed at a sunbathed Rod Laver Arena.
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"I'd hate to see something like that get in his way," Trump told The Washington Post, saying that Cruz could get tied up in a lawsuit if elected.
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The adorable tot wore her dark hair tied up in a tiny bun as she played in a ball pit, cuddled with over-sized stuffed animals and more.
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"This is going to be tied up in litigation for at least two years and if Trump doesn't get re-elected (in 2020), then it's dead," Ryan said.
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It's not a quick fix—this is all tied up in agreements between the leagues, so it's not like the NHL could just unilaterally make this change tomorrow.
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The emergency declaration will be tied up in the courts in the meantime, as it has faced a flurry of lawsuits since it was announced earlier this month.
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Last year, Teamsters President James Hoffa — many of whose pension funds are tied up in Peruvian debt — urged Peru's U.S. envoy, Carlos Pareja, to address the bond issue.
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Most of the market's value is tied up in a relative handful of shares, many in construction, banking and building products that are not expected to suffer much.
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"This is going to be tied up in litigation for at least two years and if Trump doesn't get re-elected (in 2020), then it's dead," he added.
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In the aftermath of Mueller's charges, some lawmakers remain hopeful that they will have access to some of the officials tied up in the special counsel investigation. Rep.
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Immigration has largely fallen to the back burner in the Senate after its failed debate earlier this year and with the program tied up in the court system.
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Why it matters:Politically, the Trump administration could use a win: Most of its other signature health reforms either didn't come to fruition or are tied up in court.
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It's tied up in cultural preferences for virgins with untouched vaginas, which have existed for thousands of years; even today, some women undergo surgery to restore their hymens.
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Last week, I wrote about how business owners, whose wealth is tied up in their private companies, can raise money to buy out partners or acquire other businesses.
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Despite a strong opening stanza, the Irish superstar would eventually experience his first loss in years, finding himself tied up in a Diaz rear-naked in round two.
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In the early 20th century, chocolate marketing in both the U.S. and England was very tied up in imperialist fantasies and in connecting brown skin with brown chocolate.
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A mining company called PolyMet has gotten all of its permits for a similar mine in nearby Hoyt Lakes, but the project is tied up in complex litigation.
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A series of bills in the Senate failed and the fate of program remains tied up in courts, leaving the legal status of nearly 700,000 immigrants in limbo.
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Along with an increased focus on healthcare providers and enterprise, much of its revenue strategy will be tied up in Fitbit Premium, a $10 a month subscription service.
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The 1 percent have, as of last decade, 85 percent of their net worth tied up in investments like stocks, bonds and private equity, where value has exploded.
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Today, I realized how disconnected I am from understanding what I actually want because my pleasure has been so tied up in how the other person perceives me.
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High real estate prices can exaggerate the wealth of lower- and middle-class families who have a large part of their net worth tied up in their homes.
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Since the 2016 campaign, the president has had an intense fixation on the country, which he believes is tied up in the origins of the special counsel's investigation.
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Bass said Judiciary's investigations into obstruction and other facets of the Mueller report will continue, but noted that much of that effort is tied up in the courts.
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Those households with fewer assets to begin with had a higher proportion of their wealth tied up in their homes, meaning they suffered most when the bubble burst.
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"If you think about the other big names that are developing the technology, they're all tied up in one way or another with another larger company," Urmson said.
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" Francis said the Vatican has "suspended some clerics, sent them away for this" and "dissolved" some orders of nuns "that were very tied up in this, a corruption.
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But martech has become hotly competitive, and it&aposll be hard to win big clients that are tied up in years-long contracts with the big marketing clouds.
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That directive is tied up in the courts, with a federal judge recently ruling that the Trump administration must accept transgender recruits into the military by Jan. 1.
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"One of the major factors is that the church is too tied up in right-wing politics," said Greg Carey, a professor at Lancaster Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania.
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But most net neutrality supporters reject that course, at least while the repeal is tied up in court and Republicans control majorities in both the House and Senate.
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Trump's plan to rescind DACA protections is still tied up in the courts, and with no deadline facing Congress, action this year appears less likely by the day.
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The travel ban sparked massive protests and has been tied up in court due to the sloppy and rushed way Bannon and another ally, Stephen Miller, wrote it.
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Like the early modern witch hunts and the witch hunts of the McCarthy era, our modern witch hunts are tied up in beliefs about gender, sex, and power.
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DACA has been tied up in the courts ever since the Trump administration announced last year that it would sunset the program, leaving nearly 700,000 immigrants in limbo.
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The problem is that most of the 76ers' assets are frontcourt players, and the Thunder already have money tied up in Enes Kanter, Steven Adams and Domantas Sabonis.
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There are still more than 22012 cases tied up in court a decade later, according to Terence Garrett, a border security expert with the University of Texas Rio Grande.
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Secondly, Kotaku reported employee bonuses are tied up in the game's financial success, meaning any real boycott would end up financially undermining the very people you're trying to help.
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Now, with the disaster aid still tied up in Washington, Long, who is also the Decatur County Farm Bureau president, said he's hoping the president hasn't forgotten the state.
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Tied up in hot-pink rope while the other dom pushed a stiletto heel into his chest, Moishe volunteered a slew of personal information before I even began asking.
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"We're all tied up in this package where you have to believe in your heart of hearts that rates stay very low for a very long time," he said.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a veteran of past climate summits, will also put in an appearance in Bonn despite being tied up in negotiations to form a new government.
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Trump also moved the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, a longtime dream of the evangelical right (and a notion sometimes tied up in other, more troubling apocalyptic ideologies).
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos became the richest man in modern history today, Bloomberg reported, when his net worth, much of it tied up in Amazon stock, surpassed $150 billion.
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Symbolic - 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)Thematic - A Serious Man (2009)Visually Stunning - The Piano (1993)Visually Inventive - Gangs of New York (2002)Tied Up In a Bow w.
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Most all my personal highs and lows of the last decade have been tied up in the journey of this company, with Mark, and with so many of you.
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While this year's Thanksgiving has many people tied up in anxious knots, these celebs' excitement might just be contagious enough to put us in the right frame of mind.
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He noted that another large portion -- about $20 billion -- was tied up in projects with China, and "tens of billions" comprise nonperforming loans to Iranian energy and banking interests.
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There is a thought experiment called the trolley problem that asks you to imagine a runaway trolley headed for a group of five people tied up in its path.
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There are still more than 90 cases tied up in court a decade later, according to Terence Garrett, a border security expert with the University of Texas Rio Grande.
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And if he doesn't step in enforce the ACA now, the Trump administration could ultimately find itself tied up in just as much ACA litigation as the Obama administration.
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Congress's failure to pass cap-and-trade legislation early in his administration means much of it is tied up in executive actions that can be reversed by his successor.
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The Kleins said that having the extra cash on hand, rather than tied up in the house, gave them a stronger sense of security, particularly with a new baby.
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President Trump reissues his executive travel order — even though everyone knows it's consistent with the law and national security interests — and it gets tied up in court right away.
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Bannon's fingerprints were all over the administration's controversial travel ban, which was rolled out in sloppy fashion, sparked nationwide outrage and was tied up in the courts for months.
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While these giant banks' oil exposure is only a part of their vast lending portfolios, smaller banks have a greater share of their business tied up in energy loans.
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Looks like he's off to a decent start so far ... it's tied up in Dallas at the moment, and Eli's looking pretty all right so far on the gridiron.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, where lawmakers included $100 million in opioid taxes or surcharges in two consecutive budgets, though last year's measure is tied up in court.
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But this posed a dilemma because so much of what might be considered obstruction was tied up in Mr. Trump's authority as president, such as firing the F.B.I. director.
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But more than 2,000 private schools in Britain and thousands of overseas campuses are tied up in their own debates about how best to prepare for a changed population.
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Through Mr. McLaren's inquiry, the antidoping watchdog deconstructed Russia's cheating schemes and determined that some 1,000 athletes had been tied up in them over three and a half years.
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Trump reportedly told the Times's Katie Rogers that the ABC legal drama, about a lawyer and her students tied up in murder cover-ups, was her favorite TV show.
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"We're astonished, and don't understand why an indictment was filed," Mr. Rufus-Isaacs said, adding that Mr. Ovitz was not paid because assets were tied up in the bankruptcy.
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The FDA would have found itself tied up in legal knots if its ultimate approval of the insect were challenged in court by environmentalists and anti-genetic-engineering activists.
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Buying refurbished helps reduce e-waste and helps the environment, and buying unlocked saves you from potentially being tied up in a net neutrality debacle with a single carrier.
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Mr. Johnson has promoted a trade deal with Washington as one of the incentives of leaving Europe; getting tied up in Congress over Ireland would be an embarrassing setback.
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Judge Trevor McFadden's decision in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., gave new weight to McGahn's case, which has become tied up in the congressional impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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Yale and schools that embraced its model stumbled when the market plummeted in 2008 because they had so much of their portfolios tied up in hard-to-sell assets.
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Why it matters: Politically, the Trump administration could use a win: Most of its other signature health reforms either didn't come to fruition or are tied up in court.
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"The mayor is still tied up in somewhat of a windshield perspective," Mr. Conner said in reference to Mr. de Blasio's reliance on cars to travel across the city.
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Yet because their money is tied up in industries where women's perspectives, and diversity of viewpoints, aren't valued on the whole, their causes — and their bottom lines — lose out.
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They are concerned that, because of the scope, the mandate will potentially face legal challenges that could leave it tied up in the courts before June 10 even gets here.
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After dealing with an aggressive beggar in a Brixton coffee shop recently, they handed the case over to the local police to avoid being tied up in court for days.
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The idea is to lend money to cryptocurrency holders who don't want to offload their holdings but also don't necessarily want so much of their assets tied up in cryptocurrencies.
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I didn't expect to be as bowled over as I was to see Harry in front of me again, tied up in the sheer responsibility of being who he is.
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Whiteside had nine points and seven rebounds in the quarter and also got a bloody left elbow after he was tied up in the post with Hornets center Cody Zeller.
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What's next: Several of the biggest moves are at the midway point of the bureaucratic process or tied up in court, so the ultimate result won't be known for years.
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The latter is a reflection of the Manchester, UK company's business model: it lets small- to medium-sized businesses access cash tied up in their yet-to-be-paid invoices.
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It should also buy back shares more quickly before the price climbs, Loeb wrote, adding that there are better uses for the money currently tied up in its L'Oreal stake.
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Sony is betting that the anti-hero can pack theaters even without an appearance by Spider-Man, who is currently tied up in a partnership with Disney/Marvel's "Avengers" franchise.
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Donovan's step-brother bears the psychological scars of the five days he spent tied up in captivity in an effort to "deprogram" him from a cult he was never in.
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She sported smoky eye makeup, dangling earrings, purple pumps and her hair tied up in a glam ponytail as she flashed a smile for the cameras on the red carpet.
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Physical market premiums in Europe at $95 a tonne are up nearly 60% since the start of January, due to aluminum tied up in financing deals and collateral for loans.
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You'll see that the bottom half of the income distribution had a huge share of its wealth tied up in real estate while owning essentially no shares of corporate stock.
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In total, Poste Italiane has more than 60 percent of its assets tied up in Italian government debt, including another nearly 80 billion euros held under the group's insurance arm.
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The plan has faced legal challenges and is being tied up in court, but once executed it will reduce more heat-trapping pollution than any other U.S. policy to date.
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The capital also has the lowest percent of debt in the country tied up in auto loans (3.35 percent), probably due to the accessible public transportation available in the area.
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"If we stay on the present course, I fear the FCC's actions to promote set-top box competition could be tied up in court and hamstrung for years," Nelson said.
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He has attempted to circumvent Congress to seize the money for his wall from other accounts by declaring a national emergency, but that strategy is tied up in the courts.
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It is tied-up in the tragic social disaffection, neglect and austerity-induced squeezing of public life that is continuing to entrench the negative experiences of young people in London.
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They provided the impetus behind Mr. Obama's executive orders, now tied up in a Supreme Court case, which would give some parents of United States citizens temporary reprieve from deportation.
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And many of the best-compensated chief executives have much of their net worth tied up in stock, which can complicate the impulse to write big checks to favored candidates.
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It is a knotty problem in Silicon Valley, where the value of a company is so often tied up in the intellectual firepower that walks through the door each morning.
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Of course, for Trump, anything and everything related to Daniels is tied up in her allegation that the two had sex in the mid 2000s -- a charge he has denied.
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But an equal system that works in Tunis, the capital, may be unpopular in rural areas, where a family's wealth is often tied up in farmland that provides lifelong income.
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And while these new jobs may bring demands for better jobs and new infrastructure, the money tied up in luring corporations in the first place can make such expenditures infeasible.
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"A Truck Full of Money" ends on a note of tranquillity — with Mr. English philosophical, the loose ends of his various projects, cockamamie or not, tied up in a bow.
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Graham said that there's no government funding involved, which frees Community First of certain governmental requirements that are usually tied up in housing projects for the homeless in the US.
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The firm was also tied up in the utility PG&E, which was found to be at least partially responsible for some of California's deadly wildfires in 2017 and 2018.
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According to the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association, It was only in effect for a month, as it was tied up in court and then rescinded by President Clinton.
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Consider this just one of the many loose ends tied up in this behemoth episode, which basically crammed an entire season's worth of story lines into an extra-long installment.
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Nearly a decade after the financial crisis that brought the Great Recession, Wall Street has too many cops, each with too little power, tied up in knots with each other.
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Even though Musk has a net worth of about $23.7 billion, according to Bloomberg, most of that wealth is tied up in Musk's massive holdings in Tesla and SpaceX stock.
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"The government wants to unlock money tied up in other investments," said Craig Bernstein, a co-founder of OPZ Capital, a $500 million fund in Washington focused on opportunity zones.
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TMZ broke the story ... Lisa Marie says she's $16 mil in debt ... some of which is tied up in her mortgage on that English estate, as well as unpaid taxes.
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A third, related problem is that rights of nature laws tend to get tied up in court — and not everybody has the kind of money required to file a lawsuit.
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The diplomatic agreement did not cut Iran a check, but it did release about $100 billion in previously Iranian frozen assets, much of which is tied up in debt obligations.
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As for the couple's second reaction, well, let's just say a beloved Oriental rug that once covered the living room floor can now be found tied up in a closet.
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The Clean Power Plan, which required states to cut greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants by 32 percent by 2030 relative to 2005 has been tied up in litigation.
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Leonie loves too, of course, but she's tied up in knots about it, unable, it seems, to fit both Michael and their children into her heart at the same time.
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But Milken got tied up in an insider trading scheme and eventually pleaded guilty to several counts of securities violations tied to a scandal with former stock trader Ivan Boesky.
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The mandate, though, is significant for a bank that has been tied up in controversy for fees pocketed on three 1MDB bond issues totalling $6.5 billion in 2012 and 2013.
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But as the two families grow more closely intertwined, their fates are tied up in duplicity, an uneasy tension between classes and one very big secret that's primed to detonate.
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"Let us not be bound like Gulliver to a burdensome agreement that keeps us tied up in knots with Iran for years to come," one can envision the president declaring.
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These committees months ago already sorted out the different areas they are investigating, and many of the investigations are still charging ahead or have their fights tied up in court.
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These committees months ago already sorted out the different areas they are investigating, and many of the investigations are still charging ahead or their fights are tied up in court.
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When Naveen Qureshi moved from Canada to New York City for graduate school, she quickly realized how much of her future was tied up in the archaic US banking system.
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The series aired in October, blowing the minds of its audience with its intricate storylines and shocking reveals, all to be neatly tied up in a matter of nine episodes.
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And sometimes the reaction to a sequel will be tied up in worry that if the developer doesn't get it "right," it could be the end of a beloved franchise.
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Scott Walker signed the law in 85033, but it was tied up in the courts until 2015, when the Supreme Court refused to hear the case, allowing it to stand.
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It also means Trump will potentially be tied up in not one, but two lawsuits having to do with sexual misconduct allegations leading up to his reelection campaign next year.
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But having all your money tied up in low-yielding C.D.s for more than three years before you buy a home will make it hard for your money to grow.
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Trump's order to temporarily halt entry into the U.S. by people from seven predominantly Muslim nations, which is tied up in court, might come up during his bilateral meeting with Trudeau.
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With the decentralized oversight hearings by House Democrats tied up in legal knots, the media will just end up shifting to the administration's probable investigations into law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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Tools like Stitch Labs, Fishbowl and more can help you keep track of any updates to inventory and align supply with demand, so that money isn't tied up in your warehouse.
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The ACLU and Planned Parenthood already have plans to challenge the law in court — meaning, this is not effective immediately and likely will be tied up in court for some time.
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Criticism of her ranged from seeming disingenuous to power-hungry, and almost all of it was tied up in the public's intuition that she just didn't look like a trustworthy person.
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It's a message worthy of Dove, or Hallmark — classic, supremely basic, and of course complicated by the fact that beauty and body image are always tied up in larger political conversations.
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"If we stay on the present course, I fear the FCC's actions to promote set-top box competition could be tied up in court and hamstrung for years," Nelson said Thursday.
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The battered body of the victim was discovered, naked and tied up, in a forest on the island of Sumatra after she was attacked by a group of teenagers in April.
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Beyond that, if you look at the Tax Policy Center's list of the biggest tax expenditures, you'll see that all the money is tied up in things that are distinctly nonfrivolous.
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Netflix's original series "Orange Is the New Black" is a show that, like "Breaking Bad," uniquely captures what it's like when unlikely people get tied up in a life of crime.
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The bulk of the fund's $250 billion of resources is tied up in Saudi companies, and $65 billion is earmarked for a Blackstone infrastructure venture fund and SoftBank's mammoth tech fund.
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The second episode, "Part II," starts delving into the cult tied up in the double homicide of two of its members: Bess McTeer (Ellen Adair) and Adam Lowry (Adam David Thompson).
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And if all state bodies had to account for the capital tied up in their operations, they might feel obliged to put it to better use, or to sell it off.
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Receiving the credit implies that his annual income is much lower than befitting a billionaire, though much of his net worth is tied up in assets in his real estate empire.
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Procedural oddities, including a jury verdict that was wiped out because the presiding judge recused himself after the trial was completed, have kept the case tied up in litigation for years.
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For instance, he and the administration's legal team could refuse to defend the Obamacare provision that helps individuals pay their co-pays and deductibles, which is currently tied up in court.
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When Barboza stuck to his hands, he caught Nurmagomedov plenty, but he got tied up in it and neglected to get offline afterwards, resulting in the clinch coming just the same.
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Their drive to give back is tied up in proving to anyone and everyone that the U.S. wasn't wrong to let them come here and make this country their new home.
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She's likely to take the lead in promoting statehood, as Rosselló becomes tied up in the new budget and any necessary damage control once the austerity measures are put in place.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aluminum tied up in financing deals and collateral for loans, shortages and inventory draws will sustain prices in the physical market even as funds expecting sluggish demand sell derivatives.
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Other Republicans have expressed concerns about Trump declaring an emergency, warning that it is likely to be tied up in the courts and could set a troublesome precedent for future administrations.
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Fusion GPS remains under pressure from the Republican-led House Intelligence Committee -- and is tied up in a related court fight -- to turn over a larger portion of its financial records.
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These people admit that the push to build the wall would get tied up in court for a long time, postponing construction, and the administration might ultimately lose the legal fight.
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Police beelined it for Tyrese's home early Monday morning after he posted a video showing a man tied up in his underwear, looking distressed in Tyrese's home ... as Tyrese eats ramen.
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I am a Wirangu man, Indigenous to Australia, I'm very heavily tied up in my community politics: a member of our native title claimant group, president of my local football club.
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And then suddenly, when the bodies were found, they got tied up in a serial killer case and everybody, including people like Nancy Grace was beating a path to their door.
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Last Sunday, while de Blasio appeared tied up in knots over whether schools would open on Monday, Cuomo, who had also expressed some reservations, stepped forward to demand they be closed.
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Republican lawmakers there passed in 2011, and continue to defend today, one of the nation's most restrictive voter-ID laws, which has been tied up in court challenges from the start.
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Tied up in court at a crucial moment in the evolution of the internet, Microsoft never went as far as it originally envisioned at integrating the browser with its other products.
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Jennifer Lopez and Shakira just brought Miami to its knees with a Super Bowl Halftime performance for the ages ... one which Shak opened, and J Lo tied up in the end.
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Ms. Yates, a holdover from the Obama administration, had refused to defend Mr. Trump's controversial order barring travel by some foreigners, which is now tied up in litigation in federal courts.
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Aides to Obama said Iran would really only be able to access around $50 billion of the money because much of it was tied up in projects or otherwise not available.
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Kemp's campaign maintains voters whose names were tied up in the system would still be able to either sort out the documentation at elections sites or, if not, cast provisional ballots.
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Iceland's Prime Minister Sigmundur Davîo Gunnlaugsson resigned just two days after documents revealed he had about $4 million of undisclosed assets tied up in an account in the British Virgin Islands.
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There never is any need to defend an engagement ring, as long as you elected to wear it because you want to and not because it's tied up in someone else's ego.
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Another aspect of the baby's identity also tied up in ideas of heritage, and also in receipt of excited global attention, is his position as the first contemporary biracial royal by birth.
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His fortunes are no longer tied up in Exxon's performance — in the run up to taking office, he opted to put the value of his company shares in an independently managed trust.
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They could get rid of a few more veterans to free up a tiny chunk of cap space, but a lot of their current space is tied up in dead cap hits.
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According to the documents, the network alleges Tantaros breached her contract by "not obtaining permission from Fox News to write the book," Tied Up in Knots, which she published earlier this year.
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Martin, sporting a beard and dressed casually in a trucker hat and T-shirt, laid low with Johnson, who wore a tan coat with her hair tied up in a loose bun.
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Given the amount of legal challenges it's likely to face, along with past rulings on other anti-abortion legislation, the law will probably be tied up in court for years, delaying enforcement.
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Several emails, including a chain titled "Seeking Transgender Policy Talking Points" are heavily redacted as are the names of their recipients, likely because the administration's action is tied up in legal challenges.
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Iceland's prime minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson resigned on Tuesday, just two days after the Panama Papers revealed that he had about $4 million of undisclosed assets tied up in an offshore tax haven.
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"What the government is doing in the main is going to increase the amount of money on balance sheets tied up in bonds, shrinking the borrowing base," he told CNBC in September.
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Drone delivery — tied up in regulatory debates and largely nonexistent beyond a few, isolated pilots — hasn't boomed in the U.S. yet, but Amazon and Walmart are placing big bets on unmanned vehicles.
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I don't know what the right word is, because 'forgive her' sounds so tied up in a happy little bow, but I feel honestly closer to her, and that's a nice feeling.
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It's notable that Spacey never once says he's explicitly playing Frank, because he doesn't control the rights to that character, which are tied up in the overall rights for House of Cards.
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Sally Rooney's novel Normal People features a similar scene: Marianne, one of the main characters, is tied up in the apartment of a man with whom she's involved in a sadomasochistic relationship.
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While the lack of buyers is discouraging banks, lenders have also been tied up in a separate clean-up exercise ordered by the RBI which wants full loan disclosure by March 2017.
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He estimates China really only has around $2.1-2.2 trillion in reserves after adjusting for several factors including about $700 billion that could be tied up in China's sovereign wealth fund CIC.
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It's only natural that something so tied up in our desirability should be treated carefully, lest someone gets their self-esteem bruised in ways that affect their comfort and chemistry with you.
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The Affordable Care Act marketplaces grab a lot of headlines, but they are a blip on the radar when compared with the massive amount of dollars tied up in private Medicare plans.
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By the end of A Way Out, it's wrapped up most of the plot threads tied up in its largely straightforward story of two men escaping prison, in order to enact revenge.
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It's hard not to bring up the Joker at this point (I've been dreading it!) since he's so tied up in her origin story and Harley's not-quite-arc in the movie.
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DACA recipients' fate is still tied up in Congress, in the courts, and in the administration, but the Democratic Party has come out strongly on the side of advocating for immigrant rights.
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While that means most of our net worth is tied up in our home, we can afford our monthly payments and were able to buy the best home for my family's needs.
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South Bend's City Council has subpoenaed Buttigieg to obtain the recordings, but the matter has been tied up in the courts for years now and the tapes have not been made public.
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"He took over another city project tied up in red tape since 1978," Mr. Voight says with none of the charm or the menace of his character on Showtime's "Ray Donovan" series.
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But inevitably, it's going to spill over into other areas, and I think the more national security is tied up in this, the more difficult it will be to reach an agreement.
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The House Judiciary Committee will grill John Dean, who served as White House counsel for former President Nixon and was tied up in the Watergate controversy, during a public hearing on Monday.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A man suspected of child abuse after two toddlers were found tied up in the backyard of his San Antonio home has surrendered to police, authorities said on Wednesday.
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It's a multi-billion dollar industry tied up in onerous regulation, where labor can't get paid, and turns coaches into demigods, often making them the highest-paid public employees in their states.
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Since the vast majority of Jeff Bezos's wealth is tied up in his 21.6% ownership stake in Amazon, which he started after marrying his wife, the pie will be sliced relatively evenly.
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These things were pushed into people's homes so quickly by an Amazonian quest for market domination, but so much of the utility of smart speakers is still tied up in their frustrations.
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You'll see people bleed after being publicly whipped, subs tied up in ways that defy human physiology, and guys sipping beers in their diapers, shitting themselves without a care in the world.
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Trump has chosen the most extreme confrontational posture toward congressional oversight, virtually guaranteeing that the executive and legislative branches of government will be tied up in court for months, or even years.
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It's probably true my standom is tied up in a personal identity being formed at a time when so much of what you like is defined by what others' perception of you?
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And you've most likely wondered why people who are supposed to care about you are too tied up in their own petty concerns to treat your plight with the seriousness it deserves.
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Too much teacher compensation is tied up in benefits, shrinking take-home pay — and pay systems do little to acknowledge teachers who work exceptionally hard or who are exceptionally good for students.
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It could be tied up in the port and use base power, water and sewage — and then sail away if Guantánamo is in the path of a hurricane, an annual seasonal concern.
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The currency was designed to help these companies - from payment providers to remittance firms - settle transactions instantly, pay lower fees and free up capital typically tied up in payments using traditional money.
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The currency was designed to help these companies - from payment providers to remittance firms - settle transactions instantly, pay lower fees and free up capital typically tied up in payments using traditional money.
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In addition to at least $137 million in digital coin belonging to more than 100,000 customers, another $53 million was tied up in disputes with third parties, investors reported at the time.
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It takes significant investment to design, market and maintain each brand, but with less cash tied up in physical properties, the hotel company can spread its investments and efforts across more brands.
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Rather, she has urged a focus on the House's myriad investigations of Trump's conduct, business relationships and personal finances — some of which are tied up in court battles with Trump's personal lawyers.
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"You have 3 women tied up in the backseat of a car you're not going through, folks, a port of entry, where they do look in the backseat at least, right?" pic.twitter.
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For this year's aesthetic, as a mysterious "4chan guy" named Kai Anderson, he's sporting electric blue hair tied up in a top knot and screaming about his own ascension amid Trump-enabled chaos.
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I realize now that my reaction to "When They See Us" is tied up in those two viewpoints: I could have been one of the Central Park Five, and so could my son.
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A neighbor at the time tells us the white horse was tied up in a barn in the Rogers' backyard and appeared extremely malnourished ... to the point it seemed the animal might die.
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His most disruptive executive action — the travel ban — has been tied up in court, and he has had little leverage to fund some of his core campaign promises, like building the border wall.
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The fact that the group's U.S. business has a structurally low operating margin, but is "tax efficient," was also cited along with the significant amount of capital tied up in the investment bank.
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New product or not, PII is also the largest beneficiary of the 'tariff trade' under our coverage, with $1.40+ tied up in tariff costs that could benefit the P&L in various forms.
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Preserve your own relationships outside of your romantic one as much as you can, and avoid being seen as, or having your sense of self tied up in, being part of a dyad.
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Fox says Tantaros lost her on-air spot because she wrote a book, "Tied Up In Knots: How Getting What We Wanted Made Women Miserable," and promoted it on the channel without authorization.
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This, after he last week made the case in front of an audience at Georgetown University that Facebook's future, its past and its reason for being are all tied up in free speech.
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Despite these earlier verdicts, the current case had been tied up in Italian courts for over a decade, dredging up issues of provenance and the legality of the statue's sale to the Getty.
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Court records show both suspects were initially indicted last June, but the case was dropped in July and then reopened two weeks later — and it has been tied up in court ever since.
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But the sales recovery so far has been largely limited to watchmakers' own stores, while multi-brand retailers are struggling as many have cash tied up in outdated models that no longer sell.
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And if Apple's China experience is anything to go by, executives at the tech giant know how getting tied up in a country's legal system could drain resources without promising a favorable outcome.
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Undoubtedly for some, this emotional reaction is tied up in deeper-held fears about Britain losing its voice and place in the world -- which is part of the threat that comes from Brexit.
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"I'd like to see him accomplish something, but it's all tied up in this Russian deal — that's crazy," said Dudeck, who moved to Dubuque in 1952 and served in the 11th Airborne Division.
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But such a move could be tied up in the courts for months as it would raise serious constitutional questions related to the prerogative of Congress to decide how taxpayer money is spent.
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The identity of Amabella's assailant is tied up in the show's bloody conclusion, but the satisfaction of seeing the case solved feels plain when compared to the gravity of the show's central thesis.
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"The legislation this committee ... is considering would unquestionably delay the CAT and leave it tied up in legal complexities and red tape for years, frankly, if it doesn't kill it entirely," Gellasch said.
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But as citizens we have to mobilize too and force our elected leaders (and unelected leaders in China and elsewhere) to tackle the industrial giants whose fortunes are tied up in petrochemical generation.
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I say "if he succeeds" because his order will very likely be tied up in litigation for years to come, and signs are that much of the utility industry will simply ignore it.
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I have plenty of theories about why she didn't go farther, many of them tied up in questions of charisma and style and other nebulous factors that should be total nonsense but aren't.
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It is easy to get tied up in watching the hands when viewing a boxing match but any experienced pro will tell you that all the important action is done with the legs.
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The senator is projected to be tied up in Washington with the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump — and therefore off the campaign trail — in the critical final weeks before the Iowa caucuses.
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And because money is so tied up in self-image and can be a big source of shame, a lot of people simply… don't ever mention any of this stuff to their friends.
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But, as Mayer points out, there is plenty of money in America—it's just tied up in extravagant homes, luxury yachts, multimillion-dollar model trains, and, now, the government of the United States.
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Then in February, prosecutors filed new mortgage and tax fraud charges against him weeks after they discovered he was offering to secure his bail with homes tied up in his alleged mortgage fraud.
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The recording is potential evidence in the campaign finance investigation, but became tied up in a legal fight over what materials are protected by attorney-client privilege and thus off limits to prosecutors.
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For that reason, opioid makers and distributors are tied up in a bevy of civil lawsuits across the country that blame them for a crisis that killed more than 70,000 Americans in 2017.
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Through that memorial, and with things like a national Juneteenth holiday, we can begin to really acknowledge and address all of the issues, past and present, tied up in this issue of slavery.
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Given that for the average American, 75 percent of net worth is tied up in their homes, it makes sense to use them as a retirement asset, some in the financial-planning community argue.
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Crabbe's post is a great reminder that while it's not a bad thing to have fitness goals for yourself, it's also important to remember that your worth is not tied up in your weight.
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"It's quite possible that he doesn't have anywhere near what he suggests he has and what he does have is tied up in real estate, and selling that is no easy task," he said.
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Facts first: Given the amount of legal challenges it's likely to face, along with past rulings on other anti-abortion legislation, the law will probably be tied up in court for years, delaying enforcement.
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Shares in Mediclinic, which are substantially tied up in the Middle East takeover of Al Noor in 2015, jumped 2.53 percent to 141.02 rand, their biggest one-day gain in at least two years.
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Sure enough, the study finds that insolvency regimes that make it easier to restructure companies, and limit the personal costs associated with entrepreneurial failure, reduce the amount of capital tied up in zombie firms.
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" Christmas as we know it today in the English-speaking world is, for better or worse, tied up in wider cultural ideas about family and a specifically Victorian, Protestant iteration of "middle-class values.
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So certainly you see different countries trying to do that, and this is very tied up in not just economic prosperity and inequality, but also– Yuval Noah Harari: Do they have a real chance?
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The refugee and visa ban was the first major policy that Trump put into effect — but at this point, it's been tied up in court for much longer than it was actually in force.
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The finale of Joan Crawford and Bette Davis' rivalry, as presented on Feud: Bette and Joan, was tied up in a bow even more perfectly knotted than the one atop Baby Jane Hudson's head.
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Trump's move to end the TPS programs is now tied up in a court challenge, and most temporary legal protections have been extended to 2020 as the case winds its way through federal court.
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Communities devastated by natural disasters have been waiting for trillions in money for disaster relief to pass in the House and Senate after it got tied up in Trump's fight over the border wall.
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"There is a fear if someone blows the whistle on a safety issue that it's going to lead to them being evicted, because there's so much money tied up in real estate," he said.
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While there's no way to quantify the number of people who took out the loans because their worth was tied up in 401(k)s, anecdotal evidence suggests that was the case for many.
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It may be hard to remember now, but the 1990s were a paranoid time; it was like all the anxiety tied up in the recently ended Cold War had seeped into society at large.
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He tells me about another time when he ate wasabi-mashed potatoes off his wife's genitals, and another time when he was tied up in full BDSM garb and his wife fed him food.
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The fact of the matter is that a man with a multimillion-dollar fortune that's tied up in opaque real estate and brand licensing deals shouldn't have received a major party's nomination for president.
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"You walk across the border, you put one foot on the land, and now you are tied up in a lawsuit for five years, it's the craziest thing anyone has ever seen," Trump said.
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The 747 inmates on death row remain in a legal limbo: There has not been an execution in the state since 2006, as the state's lethal injection protocol remains tied up in the courts.
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The FDA would have found itself tied up in legal knots if its ultimate approval of the insect were challenged in court by environmentalists and anti-genetic-engineering activists, as would have been inevitable.
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All of my assets were tied up in bridesmaid dresses and trips to exotic bachelorette party locations, which made for a nice collection of stamps in my passport, and a terribly unsustainable bank balance.
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"Liquid and illiquid is for early retirees because if they have $200,000 tied up in their house, that won't be counted as income in the future and could affect their withdrawal strategies," he said.
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Take an employee of a company that has a dominant weighting in the S&P 500 or another index, such as Microsoft or Apple, whose wealth is largely tied up in the employer's stock.
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But his increased warnings that subpoenas could prompt an "indefinite" delay in the trial and get tied up in the courts have been gaining traction within his conference, GOP senators and aides told CNN.
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Caneel Bay's future is tied up in a dispute between its owner, CBI Acquisitions, which took over the resort in 2004, and the National Park Service, which owns the land where Caneel Bay sits.
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However, "the rulemaking for this law has never taken place," said Charles Leocha, co-founder of the consumer advocacy group Travelers United, with the policy tied up in bureaucratic red tape since its passage.
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Her own profile as Jake Waton featured posts about skateboarding and photographs of herself, dressed in baggy sportswear, with her long hair tied up in a bun and hidden under a cap or hood.
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But when Democrats were last in the majority, Visclosky became tied up in a high-profile criminal investigation that centered on a well-connected appropriations lobbyist, Paul Magliocchetti, involved in pay-to-play tactics.
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With the case currently tied up in appeals, the plaintiffs wanted to make sure the current state of affairs with respect to climate change doesn't get worse as the wheels of justice slowly turn.
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At the same time, the president's declaration of a national emergency at the southern border in order to help seize funds to build a wall to repel immigrants is tied up in federal courts.
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We are all tied up in capitalism for the time being, but I do believe that love is like a lifeline, or like a line of escape [from capitalism]—that there's something not capturable.
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With multiple environmental cases heading to the Supreme Court next term — and the Trump administration's environmental rollbacks tied up in lower courts — Kavanaugh could guide the U.S. into a more conservative era of regulation.
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Meanwhile, angel investors don't necessarily have enough capital, particularly those who may be respected operators but haven't yet enjoyed a major liquidity event yet, meaning their wealth continues to be tied up in their companies.
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"It's just devastating because people have their lives tied up in this and went through a heck of a lot and came back and now they're starting all over again," Kittleman said, according to CNN.
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But unlike gun control, Abt's approach isn't tied up in all the debates about the Second Amendment and gun rights, making it perhaps more politically feasible and something the country's leaders could do right now.
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Light said the Trump White House appears to be suffering from a "very bad case of group think" and pointed to the rollout of the executive order on immigration now tied up in federal court.
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This says less about the power of Instagram, and far more about the complicated social dynamics that have become tied up in using the app and the ways it has redefined our personal relationships IRL.
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"We allow small businesses using cloud accounting the ability to access the money tied-up in their unpaid invoices whenever they like, in just a few clicks," explains DueCourse co-founder and CEO Paul Haydock.
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When scientists calculated how much mass should be tied up in the relic WIMPs, they found it was five times as much mass as ordinary matter, exactly the amount of dark matter seen by astronomers.
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Mixon -- who's been tied up in legal proceedings over a 2014 incident in which he brutally punched a female student in the face -- was hit with eviction papers back in October claiming he owed $675.
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Some are domestic assets which could be hard to sell to foreign buyers in crisis conditions, while another portion is tied up in "illiquid" foreign assets that could not be sold quickly to raise cash.
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Even when there's unified control of government, the process often operates at a delay of weeks or months, either due to disagreements between the branches or because Congress has been tied up in other business.
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"If I Die Tonight," the video for which arrived on YouTube last month, uses the imagery of Japan's yakuza movies: steel-gray skies, unglamorous executions, a body tied up in the trunk of a car.
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And even if Congress overrode the veto, some constitutional scholars have said that taking away from executive power to fire people is unconstitutional, meaning that the bill would likely be tied up in the courts.
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Yet some ETF issuers have had to delay fund launches as they vie for backing from overextended trading firms that have millions of dollars of seed capital and trading support tied up in fledgling ETFs.
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Well, if you're a customer of the Dark Web marketplace AlphaBay who happens to have an untold amount of cryptocurrency tied up in the enterprise, the answer is clear: You start freaking the fuck out.
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The world of sports has been tied up in major national issues over the past few weeks, including a controversy over NFL players kneeling for the national anthem to bring attention to social justice issues.
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After first giving Hawk some delicious breakfast ("I'm going to butter him up with some bacon," she said), she then handed him a small tan box with polka dots tied up in a white ribbon.
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Newsom also withdrew the lethal injection regulations that death penalty opponents already have tied up in courts and moved to close a new execution chamber, which has never been used, at San Quentin State Prison.
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It's a much wiser idea to negotiate something out, because if it's done it will be tied up in the courts for a long time, and it would not be successful in achieving the objective.
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It's a Kafkaesque world in which landowners are tied up in endless litigation and threatened with steep fines and imprisonment for the very environmental stewardship that attracted species to their land in the first place.
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Lawmakers in both parties say they are sympathetic to immigrants who entered the country illegally as children, but they've punted the issue as the fate of the Obama-era program is tied up in court.
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The racial wealth gap has widened since the financial crisis, when African Americans and Hispanics—who had a disproportionate share of their wealth tied up in their homes—disproportionately suffered from subprime loans and foreclosures.
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"Winning the smart speaker market" isn't going to happen for this product, but I get a sense that Apple's thinking with the HomePod is tied up in a healthy self-awareness that its competitors lack.
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But that project — the Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository — has been tied up in permitting red-tape and politics, as Nevada's elected leaders have aimed to protect their state from catastrophe if something goes wrong.
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Trump's move to end the TPS programs, which allow certain immigrants to live in the US after a natural disaster strikes or war breaks out back home, is now tied up in a court challenge.
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Surrealism influenced many pieces, whether it was the grandfather clock tied up in a knot by the British sculptor Alex Chinneck, or a bronze bench dripping dew drops by Reinier Bosch in the Priveekollektie stall.
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The indie label's value has been tied up in Swift's music for some time — as noted in a 2014 report that Borchetta was looking for a buyer for the label at a $200 million valuation.
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However, van der Zwaan's attorneys said at the sentencing that it was possible he could be tied up in the deportation process for months if immigration authorities detained him when his prison sentence was complete.
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But while she was able to put down a 30% deposit on the new apartment, she could have put down even more had she not still had money still tied up in the first property.
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The singer has been tied up in a long back-and-forth legal battle with producer Dr. Luke (real name Lukasz Gottwald), stemming from 2014 allegations that he drugged, emotionally abused and sexually assaulted her.
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Halting production would ease a severe squeeze on cash tied up in roughly 3873 undelivered planes, but only at the risk of causing industrial problems when Boeing tries to return to normal, industry sources said.
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Silver uses Uber Freight as an example for why freight brokerage startups shouldn&apost get tied up in the idea of high revenuePremack: Per shipment, how much is a cross border shipment versus domestic load?
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Ms. Caputova recalled having coffee with Mr. Kocner, the businessman charged with ordering the murder of the Slovak journalist and whose interests were tied up in one of her environmental cases a few years ago.
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More specifically, it seemed like the largest fetish bar in DC, with hundreds of people casually chatting, groping, and walking around in pup masks, tied up in rope harnesses and zipped into tight latex suits.
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This city was promoting date nights as this engine of the economy so it is also still tied up in all those forces—you need date night so people will go out and buy stuff.
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But this conflict will very much hang in the air: Tillerson has worked at Exxon his entire adult life, and his retirement plan is tied up in the company's fortunes unless he sells off his stocks.
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"This legislation is the one-two punch needed to keep the Trump administration from stonewalling congressional oversight efforts, and ensure public transparency if Trump's tax returns get tied up in court," Wyden said in a statement.
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In Black Panther, he's hell-bent on returning to Wakanda for reasons very tied up in the damages of colonialism and anti-black racism, with much of his mission statement fueled by the black American struggle.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is officially the world's richest person, but much of his obscene wealth — now standing at nearly $20133 billion dollars according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index — is tied up in his company's stock.
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While applications for editing as a therapeutic tool have been tied up in patent litigation between the Berkeley lab and the Broad Institute, using CRISPR as a diagnostics tool is pretty clearly the purview of Cal.
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Red Bull have Australian Daniel Ricciardo and 19-year-old Dutch sensation Max Verstappen, the only drivers other than the Mercedes pair to win this season, tied up in contractual red tape for years to come.
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Congress can maneuver around interfering in a criminal probe, 2628th Amendment pleas, attorney-client privilege, and even executive privilege and still get the job done — whether or not their efforts get tied up in the courts.
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"Doctor King meet Dr Dre / except this doctor lost all his patience / Have you tied up in a basement with you and your partner facing adjacent / Until you deposit payment or reparations," he raps early on.
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Congress has allocated $20 billion for work on houses and infrastructure, but as of April 2019, less than $14,000 had been spent on the rebuild, largely because most of it was tied up in red tape.
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The world of Mr. Pickles' Puppet Time threatens to swallow Jeff whole as it becomes clear how much of his real life is tied up in the show, and how much it's out of his control.
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Tom, like so many other members of this family, is tied to a way of life that's dead or dying, but he can't escape it because everything he has is now tied up in it. Wheeeee!
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Testifying in their own defense, Spock and Ferber did their best to discuss the horrors of the war and the injustice of the draft system, but most of their case got tied up in legal knots.
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Clinton still carries heavy baggage and is widely viewed by voters as dishonest, but since the debate she has regained self-confidence and Trump is once again tied up in multiple controversies of his own making.
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"Rudy seems to be way out over his skis," said Harry Sandick, a former prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, which indicted three of Giuliani's associates tied up in the Ukraine affair last week.
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With citizens' wealth tied up in an investment whose valuation fluctuates publicly minute to minute, Saudi might find itself even more focused on ensuring maximum oil production, rather than improving the health of the general market.
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That would allow Mr. Trump to say he had never backed down from his fight with congressional Democrats or abandoned his pledge to build the wall even if the construction became tied up in legal challenges.
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While much of his wealth is tied up in Amazon stock, Mr. Bezos, 54, the company's chief executive, is also the owner of several companies, including The Washington Post and Blue Origin, a space travel company.
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So it only makes sense that Project Heat follows a family as they move from suburban Queens to the Pink Houses and get tied up in the rivalry between gangs from two sides of the development.
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The analysis of Chinese listed companies that have reported 2015 earnings shows it takes them almost 603 days to turn working capital - broadly the net amount tied up in stocks and bills payable and receivable - into cash.
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For many people — not just women — our self-esteem and self-image can easily become tied up in our hair, and so it's natural to say "eff it" when we feel frustrated or like we've lost control.
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Using the film's moral consequences as a basis for its belief system, you can see the inference that art and its creation are tied up in the personal demons of the artist, for better or for worse.
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"I don't necessarily view this as something that will compel the results that they want," Vien said of Beijing's weekend pronouncements, explaining that Tsai has significant political capital tied up in her stance on cross-strait relations.
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For the evening, Jenner wore an oversized green sweatshirt and had her dark hair tied up in a bun, finishing the look with a pair of gold hoop earrings and ring featuring a bright-blue center stone.
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Given that they had been unfairly targeted for high-cost, subprime loans, which led to their household wealth being disproportionately tied up in home equity, they suffered more than any other demographic group once the market crashed.
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Though the policy was tied up in legal battles during the 211 election, in 22040, 303 million Ohioans were mailed the questionnaires that could lead to them being purged, and more than 230 million failed to respond.
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Jeffrey Epstein has a ton of cash on hand — but the accused child sex trafficker has even more more money tied up in hedge funds, private equity plays and real estate, a newly unsealed court document reveals.
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"We believe (the move) will help us grow the business in the long term, taking resources tied up in distribution and putting them back into the brands themselves," said John Bryant, chairman and chief executive of Kellogg.
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Although roughly a third of the assets listed were built on Ethereum, just over three-quarters of the market value of all of these assets is tied up in assets built on top of the Ethereum platform.
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They also cite the wealth he has tied up in Berkshire, which itself is run to limit his tax bill, and his plans to give it all away to charity, so Uncle Sam won't be getting much.
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It is a complex situation which has led to Somaliland existing as a de facto state but being snubbed by the international community, and one tied up in Somalia's national legacy and historical divisions in East Africa.
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"The entire budget is tied up in feeding horses; we need to do something drastic, now," said Ben Masters, a filmmaker who adopted seven wild horses and made a movie about riding them to Canada from Mexico.
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President Donald Trump denounced the and reached out to its president, asserting the world must crush terrorists by military means — and insisting the U.S. needs a southern border wall and the travel ban tied up in courts.
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National regulations have been proposed as mechanisms to ostensibly reduce scams and crime facilitated by cryptocurrencies, but in the case of Russia it may be tied up in the country's alleged plans to launch a national cryptocurrency.
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But "dishes" (pardon the pun) are what cooking is all about — perhaps because food is such a visceral, basic, universal need, so tied up in our memories and emotions, from romantic passion to sadness to downright anger.
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The Kremlin "would really enjoy getting democratic governments tied up in fights over 2003G's environmental and health hazards," said Molly McKew, head of Fianna Strategies, a consulting firm in Washington, D.C., that seeks to counter Russian disinformation.
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Among those requirements is that Russia accept the findings of an investigation published last year, which concluded that more than 20163,000 Russian athletes were tied up in a systematic doping program organized by the country's sports ministry.
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The normal Forbes billionaires list is easier to compile because the richest people in the world generally have most of their wealth tied up in stock holdings, which usually have to be disclosed for big public companies.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Every month when her period came, Tulasi Shahi was sent to stay in her uncle's hut, the one where he keeps his cows tied up, in a village in the Dailekh district in western Nepal.
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Prosecutors pressured Manafort further when they filed new mortgage and tax fraud charges against him in February -- weeks after they discovered he was offering to secure his bail with homes tied up in his alleged mortgage fraud.
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A downside is that keeping lots of different insurance options could undermine one of the goals of a single-payer system, a simpler approach that would involve less money tied up in paperwork and insurance company profits.
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As Buffett regularly points out, ninety-nine per cent of his family's net worth is tied up in his company's stock: when it comes to Berkshire Hathaway, he is more of an owner than anyone else alive.
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Obviously, perceptions of authenticity have been part of his political persona, and these appeals are tied up in his rejection of "PC" and perceived willingness to "tell it like it is" about particular groups in US society.
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The Republican-controlled Ohio House of Representatives last week approved a measure that would ban abortions at six weeks, while Iowa's law banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected is tied up in a court battle.
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And if you find that our recommendation for your sign doesn't fit your taste, check your moon, Venus, and Mars signs, too, since those heavenly bodies are as tied up in our sex lives as our sun signs.
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Chipping away On Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order that called for a review of the Clean Power Plan, an Obama-era policy that, though tied up in court challenges, would regulate fossil fuel emissions from energy plants.
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Many people here see the voter ID law — which went into effect 30 days before Election Day, after being tied up in court for years — as nothing short of an explicit effort to suppress the Native American vote.
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Many people here see the voter ID law — which went into effect 21 days before Election Day, after being tied up in court for years — as nothing short of an explicit effort to suppress the Native American vote.
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Nufarm also cut its final dividend by a quarter and announced a A$303 million capital raising which it said was necessary to shore up its balance sheet, because it counted capital tied up in inventory as debts.
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Mr. Trump has brought up the issue of Mr. Cruz's eligibility as the Texas senator's poll numbers have climbed, arguing that the Republican Party cannot risk the possibility that a Cruz nomination would be tied up in court.
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These mortgages, which require little to no down payment, are being specially built for tech workers who have a substantial portion of their assets tied up in RSUs and don't have the liquidity for a large down payment.
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Martin's lawyers have argued that their client was just a "compulsive hoarder" and not tied up in anything shady when he was found with a "breathtaking" amount of top secret and classified documents in his home and car.
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Instead of receiving the cash he wanted, Mr. Trump had to accept a 30 percent share in the profits from the two Bank of America buildings, tied up in a partnership that is slated to last until 2044.
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Clifton said if the Senate deliberates on the impeachment, it would take weeks, and that could actually help Biden and Buttigieg in early primary states, since all senators, including Warren and Sanders would be tied up in hearings.
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Editorial With most of President Obama's efforts to combat climate change tied up in litigation, it is heartening, if not downright astonishing, to see an industry targeted by an aggressive rule to reduce greenhouse gases welcoming that rule.
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One 39-year-old woman (who declined to give her name because she is in the US illegally) told me that all her family's money is tied up in two cars and a three-bedroom home in Arizona.
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While the declaration likely would get tied up in litigation, Mr. Trump would be able to tell supporters he did everything he could to build the wall, one of his top campaign pledges in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Republican-controlled Ohio House of Representatives last week approved a measure that would ban abortions at six weeks, while an Iowa law banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected is tied up in a court battle.
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The system causes a vicious cycle, feeding upon itself — sons and daughters grow up with their parents in and out of prison, and then become far more likely to become tied up in the arrest-jail-probation cycle.
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While the economy has recovered from a brief but sharp recession, Ankara has done little to address the bad debt that economists and bankers say leaves the finance sector vulnerable and keeps capital tied up in unproductive projects.
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In other ways, it was a message that stretched back much further, tied up in the history of American financial panics — and the secretive cabals accused of inciting them — going back to the 17th century, according to historians.
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As Toys R Us has borrowed money and secured loans with its physical assets, many of its stores today are still tied up in financing, O'Shea explained, resulting in a somewhat-conflicting situation as those stores go dark.
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"These companies are huge furnishers of credit reporting info, which means that the financial future and credit history and the cost of credit for millions of borrowers are tied up in these companies getting it right," he said.
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Take the executive order banning citizens of several Muslim countries from entering the US: Bannon's failure to understand law and the bureaucracy turned the rollout of this "Muslim ban" into a catastrophe that's still tied up in court.
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With his travel and immigration order tied up in the courts and no evident progress on his legislative priorities, he's tried to shake up his messaging strategy by returning to an unscripted style and strategically attacking the media.
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After all, shaggy bearded Boreas was the north wind, and pretty-boy Zephyrus, with his horn of flowers, the west wind; gruff Aiolos kept them all tied up in a bag, and all-male thundering Zeus ruled the lot.
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In #PineappleExpress, Red was originally supposed to die the first time he was shot when he was tied up in his apartment, but we thought Danny Mcbride was so funny that we just kept bringing him back to life.
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"I don't know whether Atlantium is tied up in some way with my desire to make a mark on the world, but I suspect it is, because that's what I was really doing when I was 15," he says.
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One reason energy funds have done poorly this year is because they are mostly tied up in shares of big-name, mega-capitalization companies that aren't nimble enough to see profits move quickly up on an oil price surge.
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By that, I mean that I fed myself good, satisfying food, rarely ate far past the point of full, and didn't let my whole self-worth get tied up in whether or not I had a second Christmas cookie.
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Reactions to the move are tied up in a record-breaking $100 million settlement against DeVry, reached last year with the Federal Trade Commission, over allegations that the school had misled students about their chances of getting a job.
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For example, Nessel, the attorney general-elect, has said she may not defend the 2015 law that allows faith-based adoption agencies to decline to work with same-sex couples, an issue that remains tied up in the courts.
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With billions of dollars tied up in developing its giant Zohr gas find in Egypt, Eni will also benefit from Exxon's deep-pockets and track-record of delivering complex LNG plants in remote areas on time and to budget.
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Actor Leonardo DiCaprio also is tied up in the scandal after accepting artwork by Picasso and Basquiat worth more than $12 million from financiers connected with the 1MDB case, along with an Oscar once owned by actor Marlon Brando.
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The outspoken founder of Ohio-based Murray Energy Corp said he has asked Trump, who campaigned on a promise to help the coal industry, to speak out on behalf of the spending bill provision currently tied up in Congress.
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Most notably, a fighter reaching with both hands can be tied up in a stalemate if his opponent does the same, and then the man who is quicker to turn over the elbow can make his opponent's life hell.
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People toss around words like "warrior" when a guy plays through an injury, and with the NHL's identity so tied up in that bullshit, the league is afraid tearing that down will bring the league itself down with it.
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Although his policies have been tied up in court, he remains committed to instituting a 90-day ban on people from those countries, as well as a 120-day ban on all refugees, regardless of their place of origin.
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Chinese companies, with ever more cash tied up in stocks and unpaid bills, are facing their tightest liquidity crunch in a decade, according to a Reuters analysis, forcing some into more costly and less secure borrowing to stay afloat.
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This is what the US-Mexico border looks like Major cases over the administration's immigration policies are on hold Just about every major change the administration has tried to make to US immigration policies is tied up in court.
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One of the people pitched to appear on "Common Ground" is Stormy Daniels's attorney Michael Avenatti, who has been tied up in a legal battle with Spicer's former boss over the president's alleged affair with the adult-film star.
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Business as usual is working for now, but with billions of dollars of value tied up in various parts of its ecosystem, I'm skeptical that bitcoin can solve its major problems without hurting any of its diverse interest groups.
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The broader market has been effectively insulated from trade concerns because so much of the S&P 227 is tied up in tech stocks that have little exposure to the trade war, said CFRA Research strategist Lindsey Bell said.
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And casting himself as the voice of the people against rich, entitled and primarily black athletes -- yes, of course, race is tied up in this -- is a strong place to be for some not-small element of his base.
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As a stimulus measure, this has two problems: It would most likely get tied up in court over legal challenges, and would benefit only those taxpayers who have investment gains, and not those who rely on wages for income.
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As China's economy hits its slowest growth in 250 years, businesses are finding ever more cash tied up in unsold stock and unpaid invoices as industry shirks the pain of trimming capacity and struggling customers take longer to pay.
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Jia's pitch, loosely, is that he doesn't have enough liquid assets to pay them back, especially since so much of his wealth is tied up in stock and bank accounts in China that were frozen by the Chinese government.
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"It doesn't really serve the purpose to head down a path where it just gets tied up in the courts and nothing ever happens," she said, which may indicate that the bill will not pass in its current form.
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As a stimulus measure, this has two problems: It would most likely get tied up in court over legal challenges, and would benefit only those taxpayers who have investment gains, and not those who rely on wages for income.
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Meanwhile, the White House was almost entirely disengaged from this critical legislative process in part because the executive branch was tied up in internecine feuding that ended with the surprise announcement of a new White House Chief of Staff.
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Blumhouse has a really trippy new film coming up that has Madeline Brewer (of The Handmaid's Tale) playing a cam model who gets tied up in some surreal and twisted game when her identity — and her literal face — is stolen.
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"They (the companies) realize that it is financially responsible to sell if 99 percent of your worth is tied up in your company and your IPO is still years out," said Michael Sobel, co-founder and managing director of Scenic Advisement.
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The ruling, by U.S. District Judge Michael Fitzgerald, was at least the second setback in three years for fracking in California and came as the Obama administration's rules for hydraulic fracturing on federal lands have been tied up in another court.
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After employees found out that WrkRiot's bank accounts didn't have the money Choi said he had invested, Choi lied and said that a lot of the money he said he would invest was tied up in accounts overseas, the indictment alleges.
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Those funds -- sought by local residents and Florida elected officials for months -- remain tied up in slow-moving negotiations over a broader multi-billion dollar disaster relief package amid a dispute over how much assistance should flow to Puerto Rico.
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But the Treasury official told Reuters on Tuesday that it was too soon to discuss such an effort because too much of IBRD's resources were tied up in countries that had ample borrowing ability, including China and other larger emerging markets.
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With Congress tied up in partisan knots over new spending, the bullet trains of Japan -- which cruise at nearly 276 miles per hour and could cut in half the travel time between Boston and Washington, D.C. -- seem a long way off.
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She initially pushed back on keeping information about Butina being close to a deal under seal, noting the parties had already disclosed that they were negotiating, but agreed after the lawyers explained it was tied up in the gag order issue.
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All this seems fantastical because it probably is, but the Timberwolves will still need to take a swing in free agency this summer before their cap space gets tied up in extensions for Wiggins and LaVine, then Towns the following summer.
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I don't know how much this new one is changing up the formula, but it does seem to have some more action than the others — like with guns and people being tied up in a non-sexual, kidnapped kind of way.
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Venture capital firm Venrock, which has money tied up in more than 80 health care companies, has put out its annual survey of health care professionals, and most people are pretty upbeat about where health tech is going this year.
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There were no immediate reports of homes being destroyed, and air support was called in to assist the new fire, however, it was unclear when they firefighting aircraft will arrive as many are already tied up in other fire, Kendall said.
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"I don't know enough about what happened to me as an infant, because the medical records were tied up in a sealed adoption, and then the medical records at the hospital were destroyed in a fire in the '70s," she said.
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Unfortunately, the inevitable feel-good message takes forever to roll around, while the movie -- directed by Kenny Ortega, a musical veteran whose credits include the first "Descendants" and "High School Musical" -- gets tied up in trite romantic subplots involving various characters.
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As a result of myriad and entrenched prejudicial policies, Black families have one-seventh of the wealth of white families, are more likely to have that wealth tied up in homeownership, and are also more likely to be supporting family members.
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A third of investors refused to back the deal while Sorrell, one of the best known businessmen in Britain who built the advertising group from scratch, said all his wealth and interests were tied up in the future of the company.
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The bank has 60.74 billion rupees tied up in loans to companies that have been ordered by India's central bank to be taken to bankruptcy court, Axis said, adding it had set aside funds to cover 68 percent of those loans.
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Amid the News Feed updates, Facebook also found itself tied up in data privacy issues after it was reported that political data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica may have used improperly obtained user information to target voters during the 2016 U.S. election.
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In Homer's "Odyssey", the other winds had to be tied up in an ox-hide bag so that goody-goody Zephyrus could give Odysseus a gentle glide back to Ithaca; when the bag was accidentally opened, the other winds supplanted him.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order in January banning foreign nationals from specific Muslim-majority countries from traveling to the United States, but the restrictions have been tied up in the legal system and have since been revised multiple times.
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Small businesses operating on narrow margins trapped between the equally unappealing prospects of not getting paid what they deserve, or spending years and untold thousands tied up in civil litigation against one of the most powerful men in the country.
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Japanese bondage, also known as kinbaku or shibari, is a centuries-old form of BDSM, focused on the aesthetics of being tied up in ropes and the thrill of being completely at the mercy of the person manning those ropes.
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