The space features tiers and tiers of shelves displaying her shoe and handbag collections.
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Fubo has two tiers, as well as special tiers aimed at Latino and Portuguese viewers.
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Similar to tiers in an airline loyalty program, Uber Rewards has four tiers: Blue, Gold, Platinum and Diamond.
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Sling TV has Orange and Blue tiers or you can order the two tiers combined in the Complete tier.
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But in the past several years, coinsurance has been increasingly applied to drugs in lower-priced tiers, including preferred and nonpreferred brand tiers, the report said.
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"I don't necessarily think the CCPA necessarily creates a system of two tiers, but I do think a system of two tiers does exist right now," Tsukayama said.
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Cboe said it offers different types of pricing tiers catering to all of its clients and that the tiers are the result of years of intense competition among exchanges.
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Philo claims that's not true – subscribers were "split rather evenly" between the two tiers, but declined to share what percentage of its user base were on the different tiers.
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Pros: Very good channel selections throughout multiple pricing tiers, HBO included in base planCons: At the pricey upper tiers you may be better off sticking with your current service
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Under that agreement, artists could keep their new music exclusive to the service's premium tiers — and off the free, ad-supported tiers — for the first two weeks after an album's release.
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SoundCloud has been making a lot of efforts to build out revenue-generating services, currently focused mainly around subscription tiers for premium content for users; special tiers for content creators; and advertising.
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Each tier is split up into four sub-tiers, but the difference in points between those sub-tiers gets bigger in each new division, while the cost of entering a match also increases.
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Employees on higher tiers typically receive higher salaries and bonuses.
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Some existing creators still have concerns about the new tiers.
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Points also unlock Lyft Rewards Tiers: Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
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So with this report, we're down to possibly two tiers.
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Beyond that, there a number of tiers with different options.
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Google uses different pricing models for these two tiers, though.
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Back in the day, there were distinct tiers of photography.
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The service will come in two tiers: premium and standard.
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Two further paid tiers provide a number of extra features.
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In both paid tiers, Newsela does not publicly disclose pricing.
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Spotify is built upon three tiers: ubiquity, personalization and freemium.
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Google's Pixel line now is bifurcated into two price tiers.
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What's the scale, the tiers that you would say exist?
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Reward tiers include hardcovers, limited edition hardcovers, and editorial critiques.
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There was the obligatory cake -- in this case, 6 tiers.
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Glory works similarly, with six ranking tiers to rise through.
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The company is segmenting the watch bands into two tiers.
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So this tripartite structure relates to the corona's three tiers.
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The banners, the toppers, the tiers — this cake is everything.
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The service will launch April 6, 2020 with two tiers.
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And there's three tiers that you move up and below?
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There are not specific rewards tied to the various tiers.
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However, this isn't the case for all Hulu subscription tiers.
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Remember how the study divides storage technologies into two tiers?
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This pop up advertises the paid tiers of the app.
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Both tiers of service are launching in all markets Wednesday.
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In the Russian Room, there were two tiers of benches.
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The silver tiers of Martha Vasconcellos's blue dress resemble tinsel.
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A solera can encompass dozens of barrels and many tiers.
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How many different services or tiers do you guys offer?
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Update 6:38 PM: The tiers in the original reports were incorrect, as Time Warner has informed us that the tiers that actually increased in price were the ones originally priced at $47.99 and $57.99.
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Marriott International, for example, has six tiers as part of its Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program and offers a cash gift card and loyalty points to walked members at all tiers, except the entry level basic.
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It, like most of the tiers currently offered, are sold out.
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Hold tight until May 2, when Sephora's All-Tiers event starts.
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We separate attacks into three tiers of severity, as described below.
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The site offers various membership tiers starting from $79 per month.
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Gaggle ranks rule-breaking incidents according to three tiers of severity.
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In it, the company explained how the expanded tiers would work.
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Democrats have two different tiers of delegates at their national convention.
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Other amounts are available to drivers at different tiers of activity.
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There are four tiers for this new Start1 cloud server lineup.
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Like with all things in Hollywood, there are tiers of lounges.
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Right now, early-bird pricing tiers start at €595 including VAT.
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In fact, Kizilcec tested not two tiers of transparency but three.
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Two other notable shifts are getting introduced with these new tiers.
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There can be different tiers of membership that provide better perks.
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But we're again dealing with two different and notably unequal tiers.
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The top three tiers of a four-tiered hina doll display.
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The more tiers on your cake, the more it'll cost you.
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Having culled each other's upper tiers, both parliamentary factions look rudderless.
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There are three tiers in Samsung Rewards: Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
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Lace tiers melt into drawings of another tier, tricking the eye.
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The barrels are reused three times for different tiers of wine.
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There are two tiers of participation in the F-35 program.
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There are two tiers of support for possible Democratic presidential candidates.
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Updated with clarified pricing for individual, family and Prime family tiers.
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The talk of dry cleaning and pricing tiers had subdued him.
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The stage had three tiers and held more than 3,000 people.
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Its skirt also stood out thanks to its four distinct tiers.
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AT&T says it will have three different tiers of service.
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I overhear them on the tiers and at the guards' station.
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Those tiers appear to be limited, but Master Replicas Group says that it will run a number of special prices as the campaign continues, and it will continually refresh the tiers with new pricing and perks.
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"This fee hits low tiers the hardest and these dollar tip jar tiers really are the foundation of so many small creator patreon campaigns," Lacey Brannen, a webcomic creator on Patreon, told me in a Twitter message.
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Together, the startups could help Patreon creators develop merch items that fans subscribe to get ahold of, potentially shelling out for $10 or $20 per month tiers rather than basic $1 or $2.53 online content-only tiers.
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The frock featured off-the-shoulder straps and tiers of gathered fabric.
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Symphony's pricing is freemium, with its paid tiers costing $15/user/month.
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Entrepreneurs would have the option to apply for two tiers of admission.
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These tiers equate to roughly 500 points on the skill rating scale.
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Conte says that around 20 percent of users already ignore the tiers.
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Hulu already offers subscription tiers for program with fewer or no ads.
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The tiers provide access to a robust suite of driving-related perks.
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The Statistics Bureau does not release price index data by market tiers.
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There are two new (pricier) tiers, in addition to the standard ones.
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The other tiers are going up by $22 per month, as well.
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It also shook up the pricing on some of its service tiers.
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Peacock will include a free and ad-supported option, among other tiers.
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These free tiers serve as funnels to the companies' premium, paid subscriptions.
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Cain suggests sticking to two tiers and having sheet cakes to serve.
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The legislation created four tiers of insurance — bronze, silver, gold and platinum.
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There are three tiers of membership: member, platinum member, and diamond member.
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They might craft a policy that would separate users into two tiers.
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There are 3 tiers of Havenly services, ranging from $19 to $169.
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The company offers a few payment tiers for its music-streaming customers.
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Beyond those top tiers, no other candidate registers more than 5% support.
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Such jobs can pay "Level 1" wages, the lowest of four tiers.
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That included high-end tiers called Airbnb Plus and Beyond by Airbnb.
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Updated 4/30/19 to include details on the split between tiers.
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Kartrite offers tiers of dining options, from fine dining to snack bars.
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Now, the big scenario here is it's two tiers in the cells.
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Elsewhere, he created volume with asymmetric peplums and stacked tiers of jacquard.
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SigFig&aposs product features various tiers – perfect for a first-time investor.
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Larger cakes with multiple tiers can also be seen in weddings today.
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There will also be two paid tiers of Peacock called Peacock Premium.
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Peacock is likely to have three tiers of service, the people said.
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Alaska Airlines has three tiers and Southwest Airlines two; JetBlue has one.
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Services with ad-supported channels or tiers, like Roku and Hulu, are booming.
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Right now, it appears Netflix is testing these new tiers in international markets.
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It comes in three tiers that cost between $2,500 and $5,000 a month.
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Grow Credit offers 0% APR financing for its service, but has two tiers.
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Before the debate, there were basically three tiers of candidates in the polls.
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The service is one of now several tiers for faster deliveries Amazon offers.
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Bench offers various tiers for customers, according to the size of the transactions.
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Check out our super early-bird pricing tiers, and buy your passes today.
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Like other music streaming services, YouTube Music comes with free and premium tiers.
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Arranged among the five sparkle-strewn tiers were several different miniature liquor bottles.
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Obamacare plans are divided into four metal tiers — bronze, silver, gold, and platinum.
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Such huge flows give the centre a lot of influence over lower tiers.
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Once the company split that plan into different "unlimited" tiers, the trouble began.
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In the upper tiers of the sport, raw economics should ensure its integrity.
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Breaking the potential candidates into formal tiers at this point would be silly.
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China's cities are separated into tiers based loosely on population and economic size.
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The cell is a rectangular room with bunk beds stacked three tiers high.
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Patreon's platform lets artists set different levels of access for different payment tiers.
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As is typically the case, Twilio will offer two tiers for its partners.
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"There are no tiers, no status rankings," said T-Mobile SVP Mike Sievert.
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More telling is when you look at the price tiers in each market.
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In the United States, three different tiers now cost $8, $10 and $12.
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Filers on a budget will find TaxAct the most affordable in most tiers.
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Flute glasses were neatly organized into tiers, with Lopez's initials topping the arrangement.
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Some jump from higher tiers to avoid the crush, while stewards watch on.
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Under the new proposals, the existing two tiers would be replaced with five.
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The 2005 market opened for business with two tiers of ninth-inning options.
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The fabric was thin yet bulky, and the tiers weighed down the garment.
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Yes, Merced has yet to reach the higher tiers of its sister schools.
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After we prepared four layers in different sizes, we stacked them into tiers.
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The group will be divided into tiers, based on success in raising money.
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Different plans assign drugs to different tiers for which you pay specified amounts.
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There are two tiers — ad-supported and ad-free — that Hulu relies on.
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Under the new pricing tiers, customers mix and match internet and TV plans.
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The higher tiers have annual fees ranging up to 600,000 Swiss francs ($620,000).
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There are now two storage tiers for Amazon Elasticsearch Service — hot and UltraWarm.
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It's not a new observation that the American justice system has two tiers.
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However, Pandora (and its owner, Sirius XM) do have pricing tiers with ads.
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If defaults on the underlying assets began, the lowest tiers lost money first.
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Whosay looked at influencers in five tiers based on an influencer's total followers.
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Still lacking females in the top tiers and it's not a laughing matter.
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Although the company has moved away from the three tiers of service it announced back in December, MoviePass Uncapped is still available at multiple pricing tiers depending on whether you want to commit to just a single month or a year.
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During the reception held at the Green Door Gourmet venue, guests dug into the all-white confection made up of two tiers of chocolate cake filled with chocolate mousse buttercream and salted caramel, and two tiers of traditional almond wedding cake.
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Below me and before me were tiers upon tiers of buildings in pale gold and white stone, leading to a valley of more pale stone, and another steep hill in the distance filled with tier upon tier of the same.
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After that pricing starts at $400 per month with various tiers based on consumption.
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The product has free and paid tiers, priced at $10 per month per user.
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This new tier joins the existing hot and cool blob storage tiers on Azure.
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To their credit, policymakers have been trying to tug the tiers of employment together.
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Twitch announced today that it's adding new subscription tiers for fans to support streamers.
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In the upper tiers of professional motorsport, doping scandals are rarer than hen's teeth.
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Higher support tiers will get posters, collectible editions, or a manuscript review from Roberts.
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To make it easier to follow, we broke these races into a few tiers.
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The cell house is split into a pair of antiquated cellblocks four tiers high.
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There don't seem to be any tiers of service yet, which keeps things simple.
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There used to be five tiers, with the most expensive being £65 per part.
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There are 92 senior teams in the top four tiers of the FA alone.
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The company also announced paid enterprise tiers for both Rasa Core and Rasa NLU.
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The cake featured four distinct tiers: vanilla, Italian olive oil, spiced carrot and chocolate.
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Tesla prices its current models in several "tiers," depending on content and optional features.
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But the maximum coinsurance rate is 50 percent for nonpreferred brand tiers this year.
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Could podcasting go the direction of streaming TV, with subscription tiers and original series?
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Racks of blouses like sacks of gold, tiers of blenders like crates of silver.
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McLaren has three tiers of vehicles: the sports series, super series and ultimate series.
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Zoom is a business service with premium tiers; it wasn't exactly designed for soirees.
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All of this activity is happening on the higher tiers of the internet, however.
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Public radio, in particular, is a whiz at using donation tiers to spur giving.
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The study analyzed three tiers of credit-based insurance scores: excellent, fair and poor.
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V-Bucks can also be spent to unlock new tiers, at 24 per level.
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You'll play in the same player pool and earn tiers just like everyone else.
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It found that three companies came out on top for three tiers of credit.
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Drivers can also qualify for silver, gold, and platinum tiers, which unlock different perks.
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Some have multiple tiers and elaborate designs, which make modern wedding cakes very expensive.
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Both paid tiers will include live sports and early access to late night shows.
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Houser: Over the course of 12 months, they work their way through four tiers.
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The program will move from two to three elite tiers: Discoverist, Explorist and Globalist.
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This story has been updated to reflect a change in Landino&aposs Patreon tiers.
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The company is expected to have three separate tiers, presumably separated by price and access.
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DirecTV Now also tiers its service, with more sports channels offered in the premium packages.
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In the top four tiers of the league pyramid, there were 22 goals all told.
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Both price tiers are $10 more per month than what current DirecTV Now subscribers pay.
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With the fall launches, Apple now has three pricing tiers to go with its products.
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They did this by abstracting the architecture to separate the storage and business logic tiers.
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Netflix has said it would consider cheaper pricing tiers to lure more subscriptions in India.
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SoundCloud says its new subscription tiers will go live later this morning at 8AM ET.
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But who knows, maybe they'll open up additional tiers soon to match the robust demand.
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So there are now three tiers, each of them offering three movie tickets each month.
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It's not as convenient as switching between tiers of streaming options, but it's not impossible.
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Thankfully, this is now rare in the top tiers, but persists in the lower leagues.
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The Geocast system works by automatically flipping between the two network tiers depending on availability.
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For now, the rest of the features in the different tiers are remaining the same.
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The British royal family keeps their top tiers to serve as their future children's christenings.
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Another interesting aspect of the pricing concerns the tiers of numbers Facebook is throwing around.
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The program has three tiers that range in price from $1,095 to $2,995 a month.
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AT&T says pricing for the tiers will be revealed at launch later this year.
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Opening up big games to different tiers of players will widen the appeal, he says.
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There are now 200 pricing tiers, though those won't be revealed until later this year.
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Sando asked survey respondents to put quarterbacks into tiers, with Tier 1 being the best.
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The new service from WarnerMedia, CNN's parent company, will offer different tiers to its subscribers.
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On the company's platinum and diamond tiers, drivers can see a trip duration and direction.
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Ally offers the same interest rate on all balance tiers for its online savings accounts.
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There are three different tiers of premium seats and they come with some varying benefits.
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And besides, the Pro is sticking around, so DJI will want to differentiate between tiers.
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Over the years, the company added a few additional tiers to the standard storage service.
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I'm sure other tools like HipChat have similar capabilities, and both offer substantial free tiers.
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The walls are lined with three tiers of walnut shelves that hold rare printed books.
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The EQC will be available in three tiers at launch called progressive, premium and advanced.
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There are private and public hospitals, as well as a number of tiers of care.
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Update: The Windows Store app description mentions that at higher tiers you can stream podcasts.
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For dinner, the bride swapped the overskirt for one with three tiers of jazzy fringe.
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If during that time period they don't spend enough, they can drop down the tiers.
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The department has also suffered from a dearth of permanent leaders in its senior tiers.
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While Furbo's Dog Nanny is $22 per month, Petcube Care offers several different subscription tiers.
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I have several tiers of readiness, depending on what time I get out of bed.
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Travelers Wedding Protector Plan, for example, provides tiers of coverage ranging from $160 to $1,475.
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The difference between tiers is the view and whether you get a balcony or not.
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Attendees paid for tickets in price tiers ranging from $24.02 to $224, depending on seating.
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Both of these tiers will include live sports and early access to late-night shows.
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The Toronto collective's ziggurats have four tiers; Dagley the reductivist gets it done with three.
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" Marcie McClintic Coates, Head of Global Policy at Mylan, stressed the importance of fixing the formulary tiers, "The formulary tiers still look like 2003, we've not kept a formulary tier for any speciality generics or biosimilars, we have a one-size-fits-all bucket.
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Netflix is raising the prices for all three of its subscription tiers beginning Tuesday, Jan. 15.
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Netflix is raising two of its pricing tiers for US subscribers beginning next month, Mashable reports.
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A row of wheelchairs sits across from the tiers of cells in the prison's East Block.
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Creators can lock their content behind a paywall and create membership tiers for various donation amounts.
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I know Brazilians in America who would love the chance to play in Britain's lower tiers.
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The top two tiers have optional 3D, 4D, and IMAX screenings, something that MoviePass doesn't offer.
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The services, with varying tiers, add-ons, and pricing options, might be a bit confusing though.
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For 5 percent, they'll get the bare-bones Patreon Lite service without features like backing tiers.
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All three spec tiers utilize DDR2240X memory, UFS 210 storage, and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 27 processor.
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Grubhub charges varying tiers of commission fees, the highest being "marketing commission" at 20-plus percent.
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Are we making sure that performers and creators of all different tiers are being equally compensated?
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There are a few different "tiers" of lactation consultant certifications, and their scope of practice varies.
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With Network Service Tiers, you can choose the network that's right for you, for each application.
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Google worked with Cedexis to quantify and publicly monitor the performance of these two networking tiers.
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Chinese cities are divided into tiers, with Beijing and Shanghai falling into the "tier one" category.
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The service is expected to launch with a Hulu-style subscription model consisting of two tiers.
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Each of the tiers were covered in buttercream instead of fondant "for added flavor," adds Scott.
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In 2016 the authorities said there would be three tiers of classification for employment-visa applicants.
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Additional tiers provide fans with the game master's kit, and a special edition of the handbook.
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It's also the first time Apple has really started to add "tiers" to its flagship phones.
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There are multiple pricing tiers with different channel offerings, DVR, an extensive channel guide... the works.
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But Apple TV Plus is a mashup of different tiers, channels and partnerships – far from simple.
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Buyer's Guide The Galaxy S10's price tiers are right in step with Apple's X lineup.
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R3 members could all get a piece of the action with three tiers of investment available.
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The policy has bronze, silver and gold tiers of coverage, maxing out at $360 per year.
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The new packages will be divided into three tiers: DirecTV Now, DirecTV Mobile, and DirecTV Preview.
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The updated program will also eliminate the two tiers of Starbucks Rewards: green and gold levels.
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Hence, the new service will have multiple pricing tiers based on the level of project complexity.
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It also increased the prices for its Plus and Premium tiers by $1 and $2 respectively.
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So today they are updating the program and expanding these four tiers to an infinite amount.
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They are also offering site-wide coupons based on pricing tiers and models are listed below:
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The enclosures have tiers, and little hidey-holes where animals likely hid from prying human faces.
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Sephora's Beauty Insider program has three tiers, and anyone can sign up for the basic level.
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Mr. Aggarwal views the market as having two tiers of buyers, similar to the car industry.
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Doctors would be graded and slotted into four different participation tiers — excellent, good, acceptable and unacceptable.
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This is partly what makes coolers in the Yeti and Rtic tiers so much more expensive.
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There will still be a free version, but also various tiers for individuals, teams and enterprises.
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Representation of Black people in the top tiers of the fashion industry is no less dismal.
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Over time, the API will be paid, but likely have low-cost pricing tiers, we understand.
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LA is a burger town, and there are two tiers of burger: fast food and artisan.
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The company offers eight different tiers of products, but they're all design with everyone in mind.
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Right now, the pricing tiers start at €595 + VAT, but next week the prices go up.
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The reconfigured landscape, with its tiers of divergent ecosystems, is a bit of a mind-bender.
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At this point, the big music streaming services offer quality streaming at their regular price tiers.
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I'm going to improve a little bit your suggestion here, which is having more trusted tiers.
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AT&T plans to offer several streaming tiers, all of which are likely to feature HBO.
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Back in the old (pre-renewables) days, there were three fairly clear tiers of power plants.
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There are three tiers of pricing across 11 Ann Arbor locations listed on the Maven website.
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Blade, the French startup behind Shadow, announced plans to overhaul its subscription tiers back in October.
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Ms. Swift has been a longtime critic of streaming services like Spotify that have free tiers.
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BTW, the cake sounds delicious from Divine Delicacies Cakes -- 5 tiers of chocolate -- Godiva and Nutella.
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Mileage Plan has just three tiers, instead of four: MVP, MVP Gold and MVP Gold 2110K.
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Like so many companies before us, my company, Rent the Runway, had two tiers of workers.
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Construction companies such as his rely on several tiers of subcontractors to assemble crews, he said.
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Sling closed out 2019 by announcing a $5 per month price hike to all service tiers.
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The cake had four tiers, each of which was made of a different kind of cheese.
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But once you have different tiers in your health care system, disparities are going to emerge.
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GeForce Now is available in two tiers at launch, a free version and a paid version
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In the SHU, inmates are assigned to six separate tiers, each of which has eight cells.
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HBO Max was originally going to launch with three tiers, but that idea was later scrapped.
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GoDaddy Websites+Marketing is available in four pricing tiers, ranging from $10 to $25 per month.
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Drivers can choose from two tiers, "Select" and "Premium," at $699 and $899 a month, respectively.
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In a blog post Tuesday, WhatsApp wrote that business chat services are coming in various tiers.
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A strapless moiré tent dress floated out in a trio of tiers like a raspberry mousse.
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Unfortunately, there's no free tier, but the pricing isn't too bad with tiers between $15-$25.
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"Aeolian," which comprises 2006 pedestal-mounted vase shapes, gradually tiers upward in a dramatic, pyramidal design.
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The Siege Watch data is split into three tiers, staggered to reflect the severity of sieges.
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The company's new payment tiers are greatly simplified — and a lot more expensive than the old plans.
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Waves, for example, a company that makes both plugins and hardware, has three subscription tiers for plugins.
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Across the game's nine prize tiers, there were more than 15.7 million winning tickets in Tuesday's drawing.
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Netflix subscribers in the United States are about to see a price hike across all subscription tiers.
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Group video calls, for those on paid tiers, can handle up to 15 people currently, Slack says.
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More recently, Twitter announced a streamlining of its APIs that also instituted the paid tiers in 2017.
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Autonomous driving, however, will make a massive difference, and the distinctions between its various tiers are meaningful.
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When it does, it will come with two tiers: $4.99 with short ads, and $7.99 without them.
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One is that countries in the outer tiers might feel they have been given second-class status.
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Neither of YouTube Music's tiers are currently supported on smart speakers featuring Amazon's competing Alexa voice assistant.
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The service has two tiers: An ad-supported, free version, and a subscription-based ad-free version.
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Maybe just don't buy it expecting it to help you blaze through your Fortnite tiers any faster.
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I was told that they aren't focusing on tiers, but instead want to make the pricing easy.
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AT&T's upcoming streaming service will offer three different subscription tiers when it launches in late 2019.
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I appreciate that they're allowing friends to battle remotely (once they've reached the ultra/best friend tiers).
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Box lacks a robust set of upgrade tiers, limiting individuals to 100GB of cloud storage at most.
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Delinquencies "have remained stable with little to no change across most risk tiers," according to the report.
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But it's not clear how well much its paid tiers are bringing in alongside free users now.
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UPS plans to roll out Follow My Delivery for its other tiers of service in the future.
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Money. How does he raise enough to compete with already-better-known people in tiers above him?
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Both are topped with white stars attached to wire, bursting from the top of two navy tiers.
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Clicking one of the available tiers, such as UberX or UberSelect, takes you to the Uber app.
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TC: Do you establish tiers of pricing or do you let the service providers name their price?
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From the beginning, the policy had two tiers that intended to protect families from loss of income.
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The study showed that both introverts and extroverts have the same capacity for Dunbar's proposed social tiers.
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It offers two base tiers, Blue ($25/month) and Orange ($25/month), or Orange + Blue ($40/month).
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For the majority of their 111-year history, Palace have played in the second and third tiers.
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The most important guests are seated in tiers onstage, where hoi polloi can admire their table manners.
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At 20043 feet, the combined drop of its upper and lower tiers is higher than Niagara Falls.
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Last month, Starbucks added tiers of rewards that can be redeemed more quickly than in the past.
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Each is held up by a complex suspension system that allows for subtle movement within the tiers.
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There will be more tiers of fundraising to come to ensure we can get by over time.
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Disparities developed between the two tiers; wealthier people got better access to doctors with their private coverage.
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The tiers bottom out at $25,000, the cheapest ticket in a kind of garage sale for plutocrats.
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There are seven total subscription options, but the Plus and Max tiers are the two primary plans.
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President Donald Trump is reshaping the top tiers of US intelligence, replacing veteran operatives with his loyalists.
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The benefit manager creates the formulary of drugs on the health plan, usually in three cost tiers.
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A new unlimited tier, Above Unlimited, is joining the current two tiers — Go Unlimited and Beyond Unlimited.
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Verizon will allow you to mix and match the different tiers for each line on an account.
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Sling announced on Monday that all three of its service tiers would get a $5 price increase.
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That's because owners of C-corps are dealing with two tiers of taxes related to their business.
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Every time a subscriber goes up a tier, they are offered the rewards in the tiers below.
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The association also outlines possibilities of wildfire insurance arranged in tiers of most coverage to least coverage.
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"The figure spans all tiers of football, from premier clubs through to amateur," it said in a statement.
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For less sensitive information such as email addresses or service tiers, consumers would be able to opt out.
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Importantly, all of our internet tiers can be purchased as a stand-alone service by ANY Xfinity customer.
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Uber's program will have four tiers: Blue, Gold, Platinum and Diamond and is free for existing Uber customers.
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Betterment added new subscription tiers for higher net-worth investors that come with human expertise just this week.
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But creators can't set up pledge tiers with special perks, and they won't get features like sophisticated analytics.
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He claims Patreon has vetted the tiers with a large group of creators to make sure they're acceptable.
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To access live video and radio streams from, users can choose from several tiers of monthly paid subscriptions.
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Black, white and yellow, the cake includes a geode feature that spanned all three tiers of the cake.
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You can also pay $28 to purchase the battle pass and unlock the first 25 tiers straight away.
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The language of cosmetic advertising has insisted that the highest tiers of beauty are accessible to everyday consumers.
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Paid tiers offering varying levels of storage cost between $10 and $20 per year so nothing too pricey.
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There were more casualties in the industry's lower tiers: in America, Bear Stearns, Washington Mutual, Wachovia and Countrywide.
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Lyft's rewards program is similar in many ways to Uber's, right down to the precious metal-themed tiers.
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Taskade is still flirting with how they want the relationship between their free and paid tiers to look.
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Netflix, which offers several different streaming plans in basic, standard, and premium tiers, has raised its prices before.
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Instead of prebuying in bulk, it negotiates different usage tiers and pays only for what its customers use.
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Twitch has two tiers of broadcasters: affiliates and partners, and audiences can subscribe to either kind of channel.
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Qualification for different Uber Pro tiers is based on the number of points drivers amass by completing trips.
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Four of the company's seven internet tiers will see speed increases: Performance, Performance Starter, Performance Pro, and Blast.
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But a few also raised concerns about having too many generals in the top tiers of the government.
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Tinder also agreed it would stop the discriminatory price tiers for its subscription services, but only in California.
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The new pricing regime brings in many more tiers, depending on the size of the fleet being operated.
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" In the Mormon faith, there are three tiers of heaven, also referred to as the "degrees of glory.
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When solving the problem of paying for care, advisors point to three tiers of individuals and their finances.
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PlayStation Vue offers multiple channel tiers ranging from $45 to $80 for the Ultra package that includes HBO.
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If there's opportunity to eventually expand the membership business model among the top tiers of creators using Patreon.
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"An elite scale that once topped out at gold now has platinum and diamond tiers," the report said.
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Those first two tiers are the same as last year, but 512GB is a new one for Apple.
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The company charges publishers $4.99 to register their domain, with plans for additional subscription tiers in the future.
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There is a set of wider attitudes held within tiers of Islamic societies that are a real problem.
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The company also adjusted the pricing on different tiers of both its sales cloud and service cloud products.
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It's building out usage tiers, potentially one of the dullest overhauls a company can make to its backend.
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Beyond that top line number, little is known about the service, which also includes paid tiers for users.
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Consider paying a little for a better seat Many airlines offer different tiers of seats for different prices.
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Foursquare sells pricing tiers based on an app's number of users and also will negotiate commercial technology licenses.
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The rules would be divided into two tiers based on a bank or financial institution's size and prominence.
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SAP publishes general pricing tiers for its products but does not reveal the terms of individual customer deals.
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People from the second and third tiers of Russian power have invested in the Trump buildings as well.
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Eleven tiers of oak bleachers face a 20-by-9 ½-foot video screen placed below street-level windows.
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The annual Trafficking in Persons report looked at 187 countries and territories and ranked them into four tiers.
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It's likely that an Apple media services package would come with various pricing tiers or permit various exclusions.
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Our list is broken into tiers to give you a better idea of where exactly every player falls.
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Understand the metal tiersPlans on the Marketplace are offered at four price tiers: bronze, silver, gold, and platinum.
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Prices, however, still stand in the way, and the increased inventory was more pronounced in higher-priced tiers.
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Many AVOD services in these countries have completely free options or subscription tiers that are supported by ads.
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We had to play in the Vodacom Cup, which is pretty much three tiers down from Super Rugby.
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Instead, a cloud DVR could allow TiVo to sell multiple tiers of service attached to a given device.
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Their channel membership revenue increased by 6x after they rolled out two more expensive pricing tiers, YouTube said.
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G Suite is offered to professional customers in different price tiers (basic, business and enterprise) and different versions.
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Data stored in the Standard and Standard-Infrequent access tiers is replicated across three or more availability zones.
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In terms of features and durability, though, there's no difference between this tier and the other S3 tiers.
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"There are many female designers, but not in the top tiers of fashion," says Becca McCharen of Chromat.
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He said the rules limit consumer choice because telecom companies cannot offer different tiers of service, for example.
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What was especially clear from the two debates is that the 2020 field has cleaved into separate tiers.
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There was noise still coming from the three tall tiers of Tottenham Hotspur fans at the far end.
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An underlying dancehall pulse propels tiers of staccato electronics and backup vocals that build to a nervy taunt.
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"This has the potential to further slow down decision-making within top tiers of Nigerian government," he said.
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"This has the potential to further slow down decision-making within top tiers of Nigerian government," he said.
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Meanwhile, more than half of the 72 clubs in the three tiers below the Premier League recorded losses.
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So, they're more expensive than Echo Buds and fall right in the middle of the two AirPods tiers.
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It's a little cheaper than the others by offering Blue and Orange service tiers with different channel selections.
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Steel plates had been affixed to their windows so that they couldn't communicate with prisoners on other tiers.
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The second-quarter hauls affirmed what recent polling has shown: that the race has stratified into clear tiers.
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According to the show's literature, the vitrines display the clothes according to three "tiers": archetype, stereotype, and prototype.
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The tickets will be priced in three tiers: $224 for one, $224 for two or $24.02 for one.
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The tiers were a couple of hundred yards apart, but they converge in the rearview mirror of history.
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All three tiers are currently on sale, ranging from 1TB to 5TB and all costing less than $100.
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" On Quibi, there are three tiers of content — unscripted shows, movies delivered in short chapters and "Daily Essentials.
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No sweat, Verizon will add a $50 gift card to the 100/100 and 300/300 tiers, too.
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Firing whole tiers of officials responsible for anticipating, preventing and responding to crises and emergencies including deadly pandemics.
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The bank is currently considering adding other tiers that would incentivize people to pull money from other brokerages.
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Pricing will be announced closer to release date, but it will feature ad-supported and ad-free tiers.
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The cash will help the startup eventually monetize by launching premium tiers with even more hardcore research tools.
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Her semi-sheer dress was made from tiers of red fabric, and paired perfectly with her shiny sandals.
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Taxify offers different vehicle tiers, displays real-time driver location and it lets you pay through the app.
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The vase is a rare example of the most ancient narrative art, telling its story in four tiers.
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TINA concludes that sellers are more likely to end up bankrupt than to move up LuLaRoe's seller tiers.
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Alongside is Cortez's sculptural interpretation of a water tower, its raised tiers designed to reflect Mayan archaeological motifs.
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And, instead of prebuying in bulk, it negotiates different usage tiers and pays only for what its customers use.
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As the sensors detected changes in the temperature and the light, the tower's nine tiers would independently spin around.
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More serious videographers, illustrators, comedians and pundits wanted to offer different price tiers for different levels of exclusive content.
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Whether LSEV manufacturers manage to profitably march upmarket into higher-performance tiers of the market remains to be seen.
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The rules were implemented in tiers, and the 4,353 people stripped of Medicaid in September represent the first cohort.
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Instead Uber Comfort and different tiers of Uber Black will be the only "luxury" level rides available to order.
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As of January 22, Amazon Music has 55 million users across its five tiers of service, The Verge reported.
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Drivers flocked to the app, instantly catapulting Juno to the top tiers of ride-hailing in New York City.
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Denmark, for instance, has fewer people than London, yet has three elected tiers of government: local, regional and national.
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Designed by Fiona Cairns, William and Kate's wedding cake consisted of 17 individual fruit cakes and had eight tiers.
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It's a model that would change the relationship between Western consumers and developing-world producers, eradicating tiers of middlemen.
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In 2017 a survey by BCG, a consultancy, placed Germany's rail service in the first of three European tiers.
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The Mate X funding tiers on Indiegogo start at $799, plus $200 more for delivery anywhere on the planet.
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Uber originally planned a top "driver appreciation reward" of $10,000, but now has higher tiers of $20,000 and $40,000.
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The team was relegated from Turkey's top professional league down to the lower tiers following a poor 2016 campaign.
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Given the BOLT VOX's support for 4K, it's clear there will need to be more storage tiers offered here.
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Microsoft Teams originally launched back in November 2016 with no free or freemium tiers for businesses to upgrade from.
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Ultimately, though, today's changes largely amount to a different name on the same product, alongside two tweaked pricing tiers.
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For example, there can be plans for both individuals or groups and tiers for standard and premium movie formats.
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While it's fair to say that the free tiers drive developer interest, it's the enterprise version that generates revenue.
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Astro plans to generate revenue through premium tiers for teams and enterprise arriving later this year, and the next.
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Realtors are hopeful that buyers unable to afford the cities in the first two tiers will eventually go elsewhere.
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The company has been increasingly diversifying its paid tiers, now offering student and family plans alongside its individual subscriptions.
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The scene was much more expansive, and the gap between different tiers of the competitive hierarchies had significantly shrunk.
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It might sound like a small change, but it's the first time the company is changing revenue-sharing tiers.
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The rest is shared out among the three tiers of the Nigerian government; the federal branch gets 52 percent.
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It's also nearly twice the 600GB data cap that currently applies to people on tiers between 12Mbps and 75Mbps.
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Yet finishing times for these categories in Rio show that some competitors could belong in multiple tiers (see chart).
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They built what some of them called a "data access layer" that sits between the application and database tiers.
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As you move up the tiers in credit card annual fees, you'll find better and better rewards and benefits.
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The prototype Devbot car completed laps at multiple speed tiers, maxing out at 200 km/h, roughly 124 mph.
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The Bank of Japan is using different tiers of rates, for example, and the ECB has discussed similar measures.
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Swit's pricing tier currently has free and standard tiers, with a premium tier for enterprise customers planned for fall.
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Although they are offering a (branded) freemium version to help stoke the product's growth, as well as paid tiers.
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The room has two tiers of bookcases, so the hidden staircase allows museum staffers to access the top balcony.
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Visitors cycle past the three tiers of wooden shelves, now filled with over 45,000 volumes, some of them handwritten.
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Several talent agencies have already pledged to achieve gender parity in their leadership tiers in the next two years.
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There was the distant, muffled cheer from those three tall tiers, but it seemed to be happening somewhere else.
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Members of AAA's premium tiers can receive free passport photos, while other members can get them for a fee.
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The big caveat here there are three different tiers of discounts based on which previous iPhone you trade in.
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It's basic $3 membership option is just for savings, with spending and investing accounts available on the other tiers.
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The company is providing three tiers of verified status, all of which require more stringent paperwork, according to Facebook.
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But higher tiers come with perks, like extra Storyballs, new skins for the Storyball, and compatible books from HarperCollins.
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Recently, the major carriers have added tiers to their unlimited data plans with larger caps of high-speed data.
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There are also two different pricing tiers in some areas, which depend on the speed the customer is charging.
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"Certainly, M.L.S. wants to develop the lower tiers; they want to control every level of the game," Szymanski said.
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The two premium tiers come in at $4.99 per month with ads and $9.99 per month with no ads.
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T-shirts of sheer tulle scrimmed by elaborate scrollwork atop tiers of pewter silk in a Greek key motif.
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Peacock will launch in April for Comcast customers and fully launch in July, and will offer multiple pricing tiers.
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The club has four tiers of membership, with subscribers in the top tier spending roughly eight hundred thousand dollars.
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The limits of the current system are felt most sharply by the middle tiers of urban society, they say.
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Every time a subscriber goes up a tier, they are offered the rewards in the tiers below as well.
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The nearby windows offered a view of lighted apartments in layered tiers streaked with hints of a moon somewhere.
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The accounting software program QuickBooks didn't seem worth its price to Hudler, though there are different tiers of service.
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Elsewhere, more than 460,000 Syrians cut off by regime forces fall under the first two, and most severe, tiers.
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Grammarly today operates on a freemium model, where paid tiers give users more tools beyond grammar checks and conciseness to include things like "readability" detection, alternative vocabulary and tone suggestions (not to be confused with tone policing) and plagiarism checks, with tiers that are priced at $11.66, $19.98 and $29.95 per month.
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The Pixelbook will reportedly come in only one color, silver, and have three different storage tiers: 128GB, 256GB, and 0003GB.
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This year, AT&T also started including free HBO service for subscribers of the most expensive channel tiers on DirecTV.
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SamSam cleverly offers various payment options, including lower tiers that only allow for one or several machines to be decrypted.
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"We give you more if you are at different levels and tiers," he said - for example, some free stock trades.
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Even in the Conference, England's fifth and sixth tiers, where many teams are semi-pro, every club is at it.
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Pandora says both its free and premium tiers are now supported on both the Android and iOS versions of Waze.
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Slack is quick to point out that its existing standard and plus tiers are not necessarily unfit for larger organizations.
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In addition to the beta launch of the added tiers, Twitch said that subscription gifting is also in the works.
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Of all the football clubs in London currently playing in the top four tiers, Barnet are probably the least glamorous.
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Day's and Kelly's Patreon tiers offer content like bath time videos and "glamour photos," along with exclusive vlogs and chats.
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The new tiers are priced at $9.99 and $24.99 monthly subscriptions, in addition to the existing $4.99 a month tier.
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In the past, with Zapier's old pricing tiers, employees would often share passwords, which is obviously not an ideal solution.
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Go deeper: The business of Netflix, explained The campaign to dethrone Netflix Netflix raises prices for all 3 subscription tiers
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The confection consists of tiers of lemon sponge cake drizzled with elderflower syrup and topped with an Amalfi lemon curd.
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Still, that's about in line with other companies' gigabit service, and it's plenty faster than existing tiers for most ISPs.
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The new app now includes membership tiers, and members can earn ten points for every $1 they spend on purchases.
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One catch… you'll have to pay for the privilege of watching these games in VR, via one of two tiers.
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So it began using higher-quality materials, like OLED displays and glass back plates, and increasing the available storage tiers.
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They also break down nicely into essentially three tiers if you can't decide which one might be right for you.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within government tiers.
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This makes the feature even closer to Patreon, which similarly lets creators offer a number of membership tiers for subscribers.
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In addition to the rising number of card accounts, credit card balances are steadily creeping higher among all risk tiers.
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The company also says to expect to see additional tiers to be added later on as technology continues to improve.
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Below I broke the field into four tiers as a way to think about the massive number of potential competitors.
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The new Dropbox launches today for all of its 13 million business users across 400,000 teams plus its consumer tiers.
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The Unlimited Plus and Unlimited Pro tiers give you as much storage as you need, along with some speed improvements.
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The English Premier League is a viciously hierarchical system of shifting tiers, billions of pounds, and talent defined over lifetimes.
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The SIMs are aimed at global use, with pricing tiers ranging from $0.08 to $2.0 per megabyte depending on region.
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While the GOP race can be cleaved into three clear tiers in South Carolina, the Democratic side is more lopsided.
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It is priced at $40, $75, and $140 per month for the three tiers, with overages running $15 per gigabyte.
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Gone were earlier proposals to let cable and phone companies offer separate (and unequal) high-quality and low-quality tiers.
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The program is level-based, meaning user "level up" as they meet certain tiers of lifetime spend in the app.
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The platform now comes in three tiers — Performance, Premiere and Paramount — for entry-level, mid-tier and high-end platforms.
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But now, ultra-exclusive SUVs are reaching into the highest price tiers and even outselling their sedan and coupe counterparts.
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Now there are so many "tiers of influencer" that people with very niche followings can get involved in the business.
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Starting next year, Perform will stream matches from the top three tiers of Japanese soccer through its online platform, DAZN.
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Insurers can offer marketplace plans at four different coverage tiers, and the government subsidizes the premiums for millions of people.
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In 2014, two-thirds of people went for the lowest- or second-lowest-priced plans in each of the tiers.
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Tiers one to three usually require a co-pay and are capped with a flat dollar amount, such as $22019.
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But they can be dozens of pages long and it is impossible to know which brokers qualify for which tiers.
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But it seems that even with additional tiers, unlimited fitness subscriptions simply aren't sustainable, even at a relatively high price.
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Airbnb earlier this year started rolling out more tiers of home categories that are geared toward different kinds of travelers.
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You'll be able to select an insurance product between three different tiers, from basic third-party liability to comprehensive coverage.
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What our wedding planner handled There are multiple tiers to wedding planning, from full-on planning to day-of logistics.
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While out shopping, for instance, I pushed tutus on him, tiers of colorful tulle shot through with sequins or stars.
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The feature set, active and archival storage, and customer support also improves as you move further up the pricing tiers.
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More expensive tiers unlock premium intelligence features around matching inventory to warehouse location, as well as access to more spaces.
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People in Catalonia climb on top of one another to create towers called castells, sometimes up to 10 tiers high.
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Among the tips: Make a climate action checklist, or organize potential actions in tiers so they can be tackled incrementally.
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You'll have access to all of the bigwigs, then choose various subscription tiers for how many niche services you want.
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Slack has a free version of its product with basic features, and then tiers of paid plans with more features.
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Pale fog fills the two tiers of St. Mark's Church; even the dancer nearest you is seen through a haze.
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The next painting in the series, "The Coronation of the Virgin," is a single continuous scene that rises in tiers.
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A spokesperson noted to me that "a substantial majority of the 55 million customers represents our paid tiers of service."
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Remote ID tiers should account for different types of flight by different types of operations in different types of airspace.
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The Apple Watch Connected platform includes four tiers that must be supported by a gym that participates in the program.
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The matches, mostly in Spain, were part of the Futures and Challenger circuits, lower tiers of the men's pro tour.
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The outrage in his voice, a booming rasp amplified across three tiers of an NBA-size venue, is softer now.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities between government tiers.
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Blackstone is seeking credit approval by Friday, they said, adding that there could be six to seven tiers of commitments.
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Once enrolled, Sephora customers are entered into membership tiers based on how much money they spend at the store annually.
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Hotstar, which offers free and paid tiers of service, said in April that it had 300 million monthly active users.
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LinkedIn dropped the Rapportive name and standalone product altogether, rolling it up with Sales Navigator, one of its premium tiers.
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The tiers are as follows: These standards were hashed out between renewable energy developers and the building and construction unions.
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The national polling, to borrow from FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver, suggests at least four, maybe five tiers of 2020 Democratic candidates.
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Lastly, what I think we'll all be paying a lot more attention to is the extra digital tiers from stations.
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At a company presentation in November, he outlined three tiers of online video services that have been in the works: an entry-level option centered on films; a "premium" service that includes original television programming and films; and a final product that includes both of those tiers plus classic movies, comedy and children's content.
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This summer, Canadian Netflix subscribers saw both the basic and standard tiers go up one dollar, to $8.99 and $10.99, respectively.
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The hacker group, known as San Calvicie (Spanish for Saint Baldness), sells modded GTA servers to its customers in three tiers.
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Similar to Sephora's Insider loyalty program, Ulta's is comprised of three tiers — Ultamate Rewards, Platinum Ultamate Rewards, and Diamond Ultamate Rewards.
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However, in the U.S. it seems that even though Spotify offers more discounts and plan tiers, Apple's strategy is paying off.
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The four-room wood-and-brick structure, with tiers of decks, is cantilevered over a slope in the city's Brentwood section.
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Industry sources tell me that Swift's songs will be available on both the free ad-supported and paid tiers of Spotify.
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Now, the company offers just two tiers: store up to 20153GB for $11.99 a year, or up to 1TB for $60.
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Over time, Nvidia says the RTX 2070 Super and 2080 Super will replace the current non-Super versions of those tiers.
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Like internet-based TV services including Sling TV and PlayStation Vue, Comcast's Xfinity Instant TV offers numerous tiers of channel packages.
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"People in lower-income tiers are more likely to use paper towels as napkins, toilet paper as facial tissue," says Rosenberg.
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EU countries are divided into three tiers, with the highest fees coming in the UK, Sweden, Germany, Norway, and the Netherlands.
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YouTube says it will expand tiers beyond the $4.99 flat fee, to perhaps include a $1 tier and a $20 tier.
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Airlines including American Airlines and United (Polaris Lounge) have added multiple-tiers of lounges in addition to the classic options (e.g.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities between tiers of government.
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Either way, the expanded model includes three tiers of service that, on average, cost Everwise's customers $150 per employee per month.
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The cost is well below US price tiers, likely due to content licensing negotiations, but roughly equivalent to other international markets.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by the frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities among government tiers.
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In a bid to calm subscriber annoyance, AT&T will be throwing in an HBO subscription as standard on both tiers.
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The tiers are highly debated, but basically a micro-influencer is really anyone who doesn't have an agent or representation yet.
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Today, HireClub has about 250,2000 members in that Facebook group and offers coaching subscriptions across three tiers: standard, pro and executive.
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The premium tiers, meanwhile, include all the integration features, admin controls, admin support, APIs and single sign-on, active directory support.
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Come September 2, Workplace is changing its pricing tiers, how it charges its users and the services that it provides customers.
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There are three tiers with three different prices, and paying more gets you access to a wider variety of Regal theaters.
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A woman in lingerie sets fire to the tiers of her pronged headgear before igniting another ingénue in diamante nipple tassles.
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The device's reception has prompted Xiaomi to launch 5G models for the high, middle, and low-end price tiers next year.
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Alerts about matches in tennis's top tiers are rare; this is only the second time one has been announced about Wimbledon.
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There are no current plans to introduce price tiers to ESPN+ or to allow customers to buy television channels through it.
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Make sure your pants or skirt are cropped enough to show off the tiers of webbing, otherwise none of it counts.
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As Self-Driving Cars Approach, the Auto Industry Rushes to RebuildAutomotive supply chains span tiers of companies scattered around the globe.
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She wore a black one-piece swimsuit with ruffled tiers, and let her long dark hair loosely hang over her shoulders.
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The offering is available in both free and premium tiers, the latter of which runs $3 a month for Prime members.
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For "Hadestown," the audience almost surrounds the stage, sitting on an assortment of wooden chairs placed on a series of tiers.
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Those 150 contacts are also broken down into layers or tiers, based on the "strength of emotional ties," according to Dunbar.
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They had a corsair élan missing from the pleated babydoll tiers and off-the-shoulder smocks in '70s floral couch prints.
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Prior, JetSmarter offered three pricing tiers, where a cheaper tier of $4,000 per year just let you book empty leg flights.
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Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, distributes revenue from its crude oil exports among its three tiers of government - federal, state and local.
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A black cashmere cape, the seams picked out in little pompoms, segued into a dress color-blocked in tiers of pleats.
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It takes you through the absolute basics and there are pledge tiers that get you all the tools you'll need, too.
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The result is Codecademy Pro, which will come in three tiers aimed at capturing different demographics of students with different needs.
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Inmates kick on doors, or yell that there's a man down, or they have to start fires, or flood the tiers.
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The plan is to charge users $8.99 every three months, and introduce other payment tiers for 6- and 12-month subscriptions.
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The stage for "Young Marx" extends into the audience; the audience sits on three sides, with seats raked over four tiers.
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"I just think these companies ... have to start thinking about tiers of accounts," said Costolo, who still owns shares of Twitter.
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But some progressive leaders in the state, while largely pleased with the bill, expressed concerns about creating two tiers of workers.
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Until now, spending $21,2000 on a co-branded credit card could help you waive the spending requirements for most Premier tiers.
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A new update on the auto maker's website confirms that Tesla data access will divide into two tiers starting on Jan.
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A whirlpool soaking tub raised up on two tiers centers the room, and a 10-person sauna is along one wall.
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The device's reception has prompted Xiaomi to launch 5G models for the high, middle, and low-end price tiers next year.
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It consists of three tiers: Signature for $1,4.03 a month, Reserve for $1,595 a month, and Premiere for $2,995 a month.
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The new Deco Mesh Wi-Fi 6 systems come in three different speed tiers, with prices ranging from $189.99 to $220.
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Both of those paid tiers are considered "Peacock Premium," and will include live sports and early access to late-night shows.
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In addition to the rising number of card accounts, credit card balances are also steadily creeping higher among all risk tiers.
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Tsaousis wants no less than to lead the monitoring space eventually, and believes that the free tiers will lead the way.
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There were even two tiers of taco: the Tex-Mex "world famous" tacos, and the more Mexican-style "kitchen crafted" tacos.
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However, after realizing that not everyone was using the platform in the same manner, she split the pricing into two tiers.
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WellSet has two tiers of practitioner verification, with the more stringent involving a manual check of credentials by the WellSet team.
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Plans starts at $25 and has tiers like its Enterprise plan built for YouTube networks to track videos and profiles. Repurpose.
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Basically, you're just going to have to look at the tiers of pricing and figure out what works best for you.
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She must have seen the hopeless eyes on faces plastered against plexiglass squares in the metal doors while walking the tiers.
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With the system we have, networks will continue to adjust here, tweak there, and build more and more confusing tiers of service.
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Right now, we do offer several tiers of service, where you can use hotels that are three-star, four- or five-star.
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Any creator can still get a 503 percent rate, but just for a Lite version without bonus tools or different fan tiers.
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If iPhone demand continues to weaken, Daryanani thinks Apple may reverse course on offering several tiers of pricing for each smartphone generation.
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So we need to think about how do these other tiers of content creators get the same kinds of representation and visibility?
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As for her style, she chose a sheer, lace gown featuring a deep V-neck, long train and tiers of black feathers.
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The country's cities are divided into tiers, with Beijing and Shanghai among the first tier and Nanjing and Chengdu among the second.
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But Coachella can't book what doesn't exist, no matter how many women they might nurture on the lower tiers of their lineup.
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It also mentions that Apple may offer multiple AirPods models at different pricing tiers, similar to how it sells its other products.
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Hulu is currently owned by four of the six major Hollywood studios, and it offers ad-supported and ad-free subscription tiers.
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Angie's List has also created two other tiers of paid membership, silver and gold, which cost $24.99 and $99.99 each year, respectively.
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The main difference between the cool and archive tiers is that while archival storage is cheaper, the data retrieval costs are higher.
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Previously, Jeff Stankey, the CEO of WarnerMedia, announced that AT&T's streaming video service would have three different (and confusing) price tiers.
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Smoke envelopes still lush patches of fronds and palm trees, as the understory smolders before the upper tiers of vegetation catch fire.
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Their database is available to the public, where brands are ranked by tiers between 1 to 4, with one being the safest.
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The company has built a name for itself creating well-made devices with a variety of color options and various customizable tiers.
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By making the platform self-serve, with clearly indicated pricing tiers, Scale Model is now able to consider other platforms to conquer.
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The report sorts every nation in the world into one of three tiers based on how well it is fighting human trafficking.
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Tutanota uses RSA and AES encryption, and monetizes via premium tiers — offering paid extras for those who want things like additional storage.
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From images and video footage, their wedding cake appears to have been at least six tiers; it was reportedly 18-feet-tall.
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Solem says there will likely be further tiers introduced that will include the usage of Mapillary's own rigging equipment to record pictures.
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SoundCloud currently has six tiers of usage: three for listeners, and three for artists, one of which is available by invitation only.
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Ultimately, we aim to offer tiers where customers can customise their boxes by specific genres and record labels from month to month.
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The second-tier cities are rising (more than most realize), but the third and fourth tiers are struggling, and that may continue.
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The company is releasing three tiers of DisplayHDR certification, focused specifically on LCDs for now: DisplayHDR 400, DisplayHDR 600, and DisplayHDR 1000.
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There are three tiers, with the worst offenders placed on Tier 3, and subject to sanctions on all assistance except humanitarian aid.
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The pod was composed of two tiers, arranged in an L-shape, with cells lining the two walls farthest from the entrance.
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Available in three tiers: Echo, individual, and family, Amazon's service gives you greater flexibility at a potentially better price than competing services.
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Nigeria, which has Africa's biggest economy, distributes revenue from its crude exports among its three tiers of government - federal, state and local.
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Details are still being ironed out, but it looks like there'll be three pricing tiers of $18, $21, and $24 per month.
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The heavy-duty chromed-steel shoe tree comes in chrome, bronze, or white, and is available with either three or four tiers.
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Rising in three low, inverted-pyramid tiers, the building occupies what had been the last undeveloped museum site on the National Mall.
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In a corner is a brief bar, with bottles of Bacardi and Grey Goose spaced out on tiers like an angel chorus.
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LONDON — Graduates of Britain's famous private schools are still overrepresented in the upper tiers of British life, from government to the arts.
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Tools like Guesty can help owners of multiple different properties (that might span multiple tiers) turn those homes into an actual business.
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Today, the product is free, and the plan is to keep a free tier in place as paid tiers get added in.
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There is a free version of AnyDesk for personal use, and various professional tiers, all the way up to large enterprise use.
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Packed into a corner of Stamford Bridge and spread over two tiers, they split into a percussion section and a chorus line.
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Now it has unveiled a three-tiered pricing plan for 2019; all three tiers allow members to see three films a month.
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Its walls are a Tetris grid of concrete blocks that recess in tiers toward open centers, like molds for tiny Aztec pyramids.
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And it will be available to both tiers of Hulu's on-demand service, including the ad-supported and Hulu's No Ads plan.
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The tiers of a structure like the Empire State Building shunt downwashing air away from the building before it hits the ground.
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Its AAdvantage program has four elite status tiers, three of which include the word platinum: Gold, Platinum, Platinum Pro and Executive Platinum.
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The other ticket tiers were "Amethyst" ($383,000, including a cocktail party featuring martinis spiked with collagen powder) and the lesser "Lapis" ($500).
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The company&aposs platform will likely include ads alongside exclusive content and will likely have three separate subscription tiers, The Verge reported.
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Tesla's update notes that the addition of data tiers only affects customers who bought their car on or after July 1, 2018.
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It was, in short, business as usual even though business has been anything but usual in the top tiers of youth basketball.
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The streaming service is set to launch on July 15th, and will come with three different pricing tiers, including a free option.
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Signing up customers for Stubs, the company's loyalty program offered in free and paid tiers, has been a factor in promoting employees.
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As for the US representatives who are less represented in the top tiers of the tournament, they made some interesting choices. Rep.
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Pandora allows you to access music stations based on an artist or genre for free or with two tiers of paid subscription.
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Inside the auditorium, the architects stacked the seating in steep tiers that surround the orchestra, establishing an unusual proximity to the stage.
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Consolidation on multiple tiers of the drug supply chain have changed the face of the generic drug market, warping supply and demand.
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With its tiers, one long sleeve, unexpected scattering of embellishment and studded black belt, the vibe was romantic yet rock 'n' roll.
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Championship revenue and attendance figures when compared to the second tiers of Germany, France and Spain show it's reaching a new level.
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There are no fees and all balance tiers earn the 0.60% APY — much higher than kids&apos savings accounts at competing banks.
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In February, Bangladesh's cabinet approved a draft of the Citizenship Act, 2016, a law that proposes to create two tiers of citizenship.
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The Verge has reached out to Netflix to see if there are plans to bring mobile-specific subscription tiers to the United States.
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Those evening discussions in physiology and first aid ultimately evolved into a broad training program with multiple tiers and specialities, including emergency obstetrics.
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For exaple, it would allow Spotify to quickly upgrade free users to Premium tiers, and it reduces the risk of shopping cart abandonment.
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Patreon is also changing its payment processing fees to make sure it doesn't overpenalize smaller contributions, like creators' popular $1 per month tiers.
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The media company, which is owned by AT&T, had once planned to offer three price tiers of streaming services to cord cutters.
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The company offered a few more details about this new service during the presentation, noting that it will have three tiers of service.
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The same was true at security where Delta's priority lane was only available to those in the highest tiers of elite SkyMiles status.
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Paying for online radio might seem pretty strange to the millions of people using the free, ad-sponsored tiers of Spotify or Pandora.
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The new features are available to all tiers of Pandora users, and will roll out to limited iOS and Android users starting today.
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If you want to play with this, there is a free tier and then various pricing tiers for a variety of computing requirements.
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Spotify, on the other hand, offers a free plan, in addition to several paid tiers made up by personal, family, and student plans.
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All tiers of society have fled there, eking out a living, be it robbing others or using basic survival tactics to get by.
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Today, the company is adding two new tiers to the service: Microsoft 365 F1 for frontline workers and a plan for education users.
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At the time, Tinder defended the pricing model and compared the tiers to Spotify's discounted rates for students in a statement to NPR.
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Cyber breaches abound in 2019 Throughout the course of human history, disruptive innovation has been required to unleash higher tiers of human potential.
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FROM THE edge of the Kamoto Copper Company's pit, it is hard even to see the mechanical diggers toiling dozens of tiers below.
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Karlie Kloss opened the show wearing a stop-and-stare red gown covered in tiers of feathers, topped off with a feathery headpiece.
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Or the friend who was told she was too "unfuckable" to get passed, industry speak for being promoted through the tiers of clubs?
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If you can't have one big tier, the next best thing is to have as little overlap between the two tiers as possible.
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This makes it harder for chants and atmosphere to carry organically between the two tiers and reduces the overall noise from those ends.
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Thanks to new Chinese gaming regulations, Blizzard revealed just how likely you are to get different tiers of loot from Overwatch loot boxes.
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Patreon announced today that it was creating multiple pricing tiers for its membership service, with varying levels of features offered depending on price.
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Instead, it's pretty much a certainty that T-Mobile will offer different tiers of channels — just like DirecTV Now and Sony's PlayStation Vue.
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Also disappointing is that the paid tiers have continued to increase in capacity over time, but the free allotment hasn't budged even once.
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The iCloud and Google Drive pricing tiers are broadly comparable, with (for example) 1TB of cloud storage space costing you $9.99 a month.
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My dad starts to stir, his teeth gritting, voice gurgling, a noise like distant tiers on gravel feebly attempting to escape his throat.
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Upon the announcement of the varying price tiers, a number of users said that they were boycotting the app because of age discrimination.
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One of the more interesting changes is the introduction of "masterworks" weapon tiers, where people will be able to re-roll stat bonuses.
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At Disneyland, an annual pass with no blackout dates costs $1,049; two other pass tiers with more limited admittance cost $599 and $849.
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She's also found tipping hasn't stopped in the states without two tiers of wages and felt ultimately having one wage best protected workers.
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Instead, its SaaS model sees it charge a simple monthly subscription, with a number of tiers dependent on the size of the business.
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The two current paid tiers — $7.99 a month with some ads and completely ad-free at $11.99 a month — are going to remain.
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There are three subscription tiers: $22011 per month for a year, $260 per month for six months, and $213 for a single month.
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The app has both free and premium tiers, with paid users getting access to more advanced writing help, rather than just error corrections.
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The product was released last year, and Gilling says his company already has 2,000 customers, which includes both the free and paid tiers.
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The addition of Portrait to the iPhone 7 Plus further propels the 5.5-inch hand-set into the upper-tiers of smartphone shooters.
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At all tiers, partners can also get Knox validation for their applications to highlight that they properly implement all of the Knox APIs.
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When you create two entirely different tiers of internet, those in the second tier will rightly aspire to get into the first tier.
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Drivers in the top two tiers will receive a 3% or 6% pay boost depending on if they have platinum or diamond status.
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Valve changes revenue-sharing tiers on Steam It's a more complicated revenue split that obviously benefits successful game makers more so than indies.
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Members are now splitting those guidelines into four tiers for hospitals with different capabilities, said Dr. Robert W. Carlson, the network's chief executive.
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It is against this backdrop that Costolo said creating different tiers of accounts could solve some of the challenges facing social media companies.
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Today, its two tiers of subscriptions account for more than 50 percent of total revenue, the company says, and now it's doubling down.
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As the Billboard Power 100 revealed once again earlier this month, the top tiers of the music industry are roadblocked by older men.
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Then there's the hostess dress with three-quarter length sleeves, a pyramidal line and tiers of raffia fringe just dusting the upper ankle.
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Facebook has historically labeled the groups its users can join on the platform, named for three tiers of privacy: open, closed, and secret.
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The company had previously revamped its plans earlier this year, where it introduced the new Plus and Max tiers, and had raised rates.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), the two women left standing in the higher tiers of the 2020 Democratic primary.
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If Raya is the kind of thing we all secretly aspire to be on, then the future may be one of multiple tiers.
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But there are two additional tax tiers, which means that either 50% or 85% of your benefits could be subject to federal tax.
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DISH Network's Sling TV is one of the lower-priced streaming services with live TV, thanks to its different tiers and channel offerings.
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The airline first introduced fare segmentation in November 2019, including a new basic economy fare type — called "Blue Basic" — and several other tiers.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, there's this-- yeah, there's-- there-- we'll -- sitting in front of the crowd, there's two different levels of-- of tiers there.
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Last year, the company introduced YouTube Music, intended as a direct competitor to Spotify and Apple Music, with both paid and free tiers.
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The Luna dress by Nicole Miller, right, with tiers of ruffles and bands of embroidered appliqués, comes in ivory; $1,000 at Bhldn, bhldn.
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For example, the actuarial value of insurance products was set out in tiers, ensuring an underlying level of quality and comparability across carriers.
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Morgan's private library is kitted out with three tiers of Circassian walnut bookshelves, under a vaulted ceiling painted with muses and zodiac signs.
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The carrier first reintroduced an Unlimited plan in February 2017, then split them into two tiers, Go and Beyond, in August that year.
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This prison — with its tall concrete walls, tiers of cells, and dank dungeon cluttered with junk — could be anywhere in vaguely modern times.
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The CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index offers an index based on three tiers of prices — low tier, middle tier, and high tier.
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Another group, 50/50by2020, is pushing entertainment organizations and companies to agree to reach gender parity in their leadership tiers within two years.
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Posts shared by mega celebrities like these generated a lot less organic engagement (likes, comments and shares) than influencers a few tiers down.
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The party will also assign people to top leadership positions in the tiers below him, most notably the all-powerful Politburo Standing Committee.
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The three women say they were put on lower tiers than their male colleagues and limited in their opportunities to move up the ladder.
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The FRC ruffled industry feathers with the current code by slotting companies into two tiers to indicate full and partial compliance with the code.
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In CityLab's three tiers of the most densely populated urban and suburban districts, Democrats now hold a crushing 149-16 advantage over the GOP.
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With the new lower cost tiers we're now talking about one of the most comprehensive, most straightforward, and cheapest backup solutions on the market.
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But given growing user demand for access to on-demand music, Pandora announced it would roll out new tiers to its service last year.
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In a few of our markets, we are also testing different multi-product packages by changing the Internet tiers for various packages we offer.
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But the transition source conceded Wednesday that beyond the Cabinet level posts, the top tiers of leadership in various federal departments remain largely unknown.
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Of course, Apple has been known to take hardline stances on certain design aspects, choosing to restrict certain color choices to distinct price tiers.
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According to local reports, the facility is Rocket Tiers Learning Center, which has the same approximate address as where investigators say Reese was abused.
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Three tiers of seating were on the stage, with choristers playing spirits of the dead looking down on the action in Mark Morris's production.
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Today, MLS recruits mostly from universities; making the lower tiers of the pyramid genuinely competitive would create hundreds of new slots for dedicated training.
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To avoid this, look for warning signs like sluggish conversion rates to more expensive plans or big logos that are "stuck" on low tiers.
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Dropbox is increasing the amount of storage you get with its paid tiers, and it's adding a trio of new features to its service.
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There are four tiers of card rarity in Gwent — Common, Rare, Epic and Legendary — and the four random cards can be any of those.
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There are two different tiers, Alan Cerises with basic coverage for €228 per month and Alan Pomme with better coverage for €261 per month.
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The predictability of Russian local and regional governments' budgetary policy is hampered by the frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within government tiers.
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Economists say the pace of price growth across different market tiers clearly shows a passing of the baton from the centre to the regions.
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Beneath him were tiers of female "slaves," each of whom could become a "master" by recruiting other women into the group, according to prosecutors.
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Each automaker has seen varying degrees of success, and they're also piloting them in different locations, at different pricing tiers, and with different volumes.
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The confection, which also included layers of strawberry, rhubarb and pistachio, was set up on various levels of tiers on an abstract silver design.
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The main differences between its three tiers are video quality — the Basic plan won't even let you watch in high definition — and concurrent streams.
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At launch, the software giant only unveiled paid subscriptions for its chat service, with no free or freemium tiers for businesses to upgrade from.
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There are several tiers, such as the Master plan, which allows 60-day rentals of $400 worth of Lego sets for $49 a month.
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The 2018 revamp of their program offers different tiers of annual membership that range between $230 for Gold Plus and for $490 Diamond Elite.
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The two other tiers are a bit cheaper in the U.S. — $39.95/month for a three-month commitment and $49.95/month with no commitment.
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Spotify and Pandora both have tiers of service that are available for free, while most paid subs cost between $10 and $15 a month.
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The frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within tiers of government reduces the predictability of LRGs' budgetary policies and hampers Kemerovo's forecasting ability.
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Julien Codorniou, the VP of Workplace, said the changes in pricing tiers was not a reaction to competition, but rather a reaction to customers.
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Trump nominated John Sullivan as deputy secretary in April, but has yet to name any people to these next critical tiers of the department.
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But the free and cheapest tiers of these apps are more generous than you might think, so it's worth exploring as a safety net.
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So some of this stuff either won't make the cut at all, or will be available in some kind of extra tier or tiers.
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Apple mandates developers to price apps in tiers ending in 99 cents and takes up to a 30% commission from developers on app sales.
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Will this, as some users fear, lead to a complex tipping economy whereby a Dark Souls run will have bit-accessed tiers for viewers?
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According to Recode, Tesla is interested in starting with a web radio streaming service similar to Pandora, before possibly offering multiple tiers of service.
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Here, it doesn't only tease with an HBO add-on, but also a couple of channels that are actually included in the pricier tiers.
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Instead of having a classic three-tiered white wedding cake adorned with flowers and pearls, the couple cut into four tiers of pepperoni pizza.
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Handshake today makes money much in the same way that LinkedIn does: it offers paid usage tiers for its users to unlock more features.
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In any case, today Yahoo Mail's focus is on improvements to the performance of the whole Mail product, impacting both paid and free tiers.
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The teens go through four tiers during their year-long internship, with each tier devoted to different stations (such as dishwashing, entrees, serving, etc.).
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GitHub tells me that developers will be able to set up multiple sponsorship tiers with benefits that can be set by the developer, too.
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Like the iPhone X, the release of two tiers (LTE and not) is a way of helping the product reach an even wider range.
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This week, AT&T is preparing to follow through on those plans by increasing the prices for its existing tiers by $10 per month.
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In Indiana, Celtic Insurance has tacked a 16.6 percent surcharge on all "metal" tiers of Obamacare plans, leaving nonsubsidized customers with much higher bills.
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Twitch splits the revenue generated through Partners and Affiliates channels, so the more people it can push into these money-making tiers, the better.
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Amending Section 230 to protect political content or replacing Section 230 with a new government bureau would, in effect, create tiers of protected speech.
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If you subscribe to higher Google Meet membership tiers, the number of people who can join a call goes up to 50 or 100.
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The complex was structured in such a way that from the pool area I'd gain some kind of view into both tiers of apartments.
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The DirecTV Now subscription is offered in tiers of bundled channels with premium networks like HBO and Cinemax available for an extra $5 charge.
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Two other tiers of candidates with lower polling numbers and fundraising tallies were also divvied up between the July 30 and July 303 debates.
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Beneath him were tiers of female "slaves," each of whom could become a "master" by recruiting other women into the group, according to prosecutors.
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With the near-ubiquitous accessibility of platforms like Instagram, the even playing field has given way for the creation of tiers within their ranks.
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Putin's decree comes after weeks of conflicting statements from the upper tiers of the Russian government about the future of cryptocurrencies in the country.
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I discovered another tourist in the sauna spoke English, a teacher from Boston, and we chatted while reclining on the tile tiers, tits out.
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Currently, Trax & Wax offers four niche music categories for the subscription: There are also two tiers of service (2 or 4 records per month).
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Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile all have previously offered two tiers of unlimited plans depending on what users were willing to pay for.
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The glittering behemoth, designed for the stairwell of a private home, was 30 feet high with 12 tiers and weighed more than 5,183 pounds.
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Wheelchair seating in the back of the house is listed at $2875, while a spot in the upper tiers could be had for $21.
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These tiers would continue until those countries falling below the 85033 percent mark, where they would receive little to no preference in trade agreements.
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Think of power demand ("load") as spiking each day around midday, like a mountain; as demand rose, new tiers of plants were brought online.
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The rigid delineations among tiers in loyalty programs are uncomfortably vivid metaphors for the way we live now, no matter how euphemistic the terms.
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Il y a 30 000 coachs en Île-de-France, pour 253 19983 joueurs affiliés, dont plus du tiers ont moins de 18 ans.
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A second fire near the airport that started on Thursday morning is at a "watch and act" level — the middle of the three tiers.
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The top 10%, then, is likely to see much more benefit from a rising stock market than the lower tiers of the wealth distribution.
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Both tiers grant access to the full library of exclusive Peacock series and movies, as well as the entirety of the app's content library.
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Erika Harold won Miss America in a silver gown with fringe and an off-the-shoulder sleeve to match the tiers on her dress.
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Scribendi offers seven different turnaround time tiers, but its 224-hour and one-week turnarounds were the same price as the 25.3-hour turnaround.
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Sleeveless sheer stretch jersey was layered over skirts composed of tiers of minute tulle ruffles, or dripped a single ruffle from neck to thigh.
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Tillerson's cost cutting has lead to the agency's senior tiers "being depleted at a dizzying speed," and "a decapitation of its leadership ranks," Amb.
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Cullman's structure, though, is super sized, with six rotating tiers, including one with a Nativity scene, moved by a motorized rotor at the top.
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Pricing and plans aren't final, but there will be different tiers and add-ons (including cloud storage), with some premium content (like Showtime) available.
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Ball gowns made from tiers of chiffon were extremely popular this year, so it makes sense that Cardi B would wear the elegant trend.
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Drivers will be able to unlock rewards based on the tier they're categorized into, with the four tiers being blue, gold, platinum and diamond.
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For one thing, the wood tiers, which act as the floors of a gridded structure enclosed by the chain-link fencing, also become vertebrae.
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It's worth keeping in mind that Hulu could offer additional tiers with different pricing or that the rumored price will change between now and launch.
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There are four tiers of fundraisers in the Biden system, according to an invitation CNBC obtained through a donor who recently sent in a contribution.
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Cloud Memorystore offers two service tiers — a basic one for simple caching and a standard tier for users who need a highly available Redis instance.
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The three middle tiers were each made from a different fun flavor: Marble swirl with chocolate chips, chocolate fudge and vanilla with berries and cream.
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The IOC's Coordination Commission chief for Tokyo, John Coates, said local sponsorship agreements were up to 62 companies for all three tiers of sponsorship arrangements.
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VORP isn't the end-all, be-all of basketball summary stats, but it does suggest that there are three tiers of U.S. Olympic basketball squads.
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The "Bling Mac" is an 18K gold, stackable ring made of seven individual tiers of diamonds and gems representing the ingredients of the Big Mac.
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The multitude of form factors, tiers of performance, and affordable price points have helped make them more appealing, even if the cheap ones usually suck.
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On the flip side, farming communities in California's Central Valley were among the metro areas with the biggest lower income tiers, according to the report.
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Meanwhile, the service has created three new tiers of membership, including the free service, in a bid to expand its ranks to younger home buyers.
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Details: The tiers... Entry level package: This package will provide only movies from AT&T's content database, including films from WarnerMedia's movie studio, Warner Bros.
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Sprint said it plans to make the service available to its mobile users, which today number 22016 million across both subscription and pre-paid tiers.
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Hulu offers three tiers: standard at $7.99 per month, ad-free at $11.99 per month, and $39.99 per month for the latest live TV plan.
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There are two pricing tiers to choose from – a single card for $3, or an accordion-style card with up to 4 photos for $6.
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But while riskier borrowers have been increasing their card balances, those in the prime and above-risk tiers are paying down debt, the company said.
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The Kickstarter campaign blew through its modest £100,000 goal within a short while, and some of the smaller tiers of pledges are now sold out.
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After it introduced tiers offering on-demand streaming to compete with Spotify, it rolled out a rewarded video product — so to speak — of its own.
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Issuu Digital Sales is currently in private beta, but the company plans to make it available to all publishers in its Premium and Optimum tiers.
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It was 10 TIERS and it was taller than most of the guests and took 5 grown-ass dudes to carry it into the party!
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Zamora's prices are significantly lower than the other models I spoke to, whose top-priced tiers asked for anywhere from $103 to $210,215 per month.
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A physical copy will run $30 (a digital PDF is be $10), with some additional tiers including copies of her prior work, prints, and more.
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Photo: VisibleLast year, Verizon revamped its cell plans with three new tiers that, despite having "Unlimited" in their names, don't actually come with unlimited data.
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There are also now two pricing tiers for paying customers – either the standard $2.99 per month or the new $19.99 annual subscription, unveiled just today.
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There's also a hybrid approach where investors are put into different tiers of seniority but, within each tier, liquidation preference payments are distributed pari passu.
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Twitch in particular has been on a roll as of late with its expanding array of monetization tools, like game sales and added subscription tiers.
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But car companies have always offered plenty of pricing tiers, and the mere existence of a luxury vehicle doesn't stop the public from buying sedans.
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A related vendor survey showed that industry split into two tiers on the topic — one that had fully embraced disclosure and another that had not.
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The company offers both a free e2e encrypted email client, with limited storage and feature, and paid tiers that beef up available capacity and capabilities.
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Trello has offered premium tiers for years, and Atlassian has said that it gained almost 13,000 paying customers as part of the acquisition in 2017.
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The proposal establishes four tiers of regulation for banks with over $100 billion in assets, as central bank seeks to tailor rules for larger firms.
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Before the acquisition, it sold in tiers of $25, $40 and $50 per month per user, depending on features like expanded storage, and Salesforce integration.
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They wield power in the form of formularies: plans that rank drugs in tiers that determine how much patients end up paying out of pocket.
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"To prevent their networks from becoming overloaded with video traffic, operators have put streaming restrictions on their different tiers of unlimited plans," Open Signal said.
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Now, what we actually did during the demo was slightly different, because I think there'll end up being two tiers of how this will work.
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The Pro's higher storage tiers are also receiving a price cut, with the 43GB model dropping by $50 and the 256GB model dropping by $100.
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"We've gone the long route of aligning with the music industry," he said of today's new addition and the new subscription tiers yet to come.
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Third, eliminate all of the tiers of insurance under the law, except the gold tier, which has an average of 20 percent total cost-sharing.
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There may also be multiple tiers of Peacock to give Comcast customers and other pay-TV subscribers additional content or other benefits, said the people.
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During his time in Hong Kong, Fallon witnessed the construction of additional tiers in a Chai Wan cemetery in order to expand up the mountain.
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G Suite has a few different membership tiers, and the more you pay, the more people you can have on a single Google Meet call.
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Google also added archiving service Vault, which is available to certain tiers of paying customers and can also be purchased separately, according to the spokesperson.
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Tiers above that include a bunch of real-world goodies, from a recreation of Gehn's in-game pen/inkwell to original, hand-drawn concept art.
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The progressive and premium tiers will offer two curated paint and upholstery options, while three selections will be available for the more expensive advanced tier.
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The German Football League (DFL), which organises the top two tiers, said the "dynamics" of the day's events had forced it to postpone the games.
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The biggest concern is that the internet will become pay-to-play technology with two tiers: one that has speedy service and one that doesn't.
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HUNTER, N.Y. — Ezra Kennedy had been hiking with his cousins and friends when he ventured up to a ledge between the tiers of Kaaterskill Falls.
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The judge had ordered a closed-door session that morning with tiers of lead lawyers, their experts and clients, to educate him on the issues.
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It was initially intended only for developers, but other staffers like Lake wormed their way in and now there are multiple tiers for most sports.
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Most evidence suggests that fundamentals will prevail over time and push sales and prices higher, especially at the lower and middle tiers of the market.
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In England, the National League — the largely semiprofessional competition below the four professional tiers — intends to wrap up its season entirely as soon as possible.
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The space had a modern, sleek look and offered two tiers of services: basic cuts for walk-ins and more elaborate options at higher prices.
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It's a dramatic complex rising up from the tree-shaded, cafe-abundant Tumayan Street in five monumental limestone tiers of fountains, topiary gardens and sculptures.
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Amazon does not break out how many users are in each of its tiers, although we are asking and will update if we learn more.
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Much like Sephora's Beauty Insider system, the Washington, D.C.-based boutique retailer's new BlueRewards customer loyalty program will have three membership tiers: Silver, Sapphire, Platinum.
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Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, announces new pricing tiers for iPhone 8, iPhone XR, iPhone 11, and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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UBS's Hawken said the likely outcome is some sort of expense rationalization through additional fees, or different "tiers" of accounts emerge, similar to traditional banking.
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The tiers of domes, with 17,000 windowpanes, protect roomfuls of tropical and desert plants and allow for temporary installations within the conservatory's distinct habitats. Cactuses?
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"If plans are interested in moving to affordable, fixed co-pay tiers, we are not going to be slow to respond to them," he said.
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In related reforms, the judicial system has been reduced from four to three tiers, which has simplified the legal process and guaranteed quicker dispute resolution.
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The invitation lists three tiers of donors: For $125,000, a donor can join a roundtable, get a photo with the president and attend the reception.
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In two years, will the American internet be slower, less innovative and split into two tiers, leaving Canadians to enjoy their fast and neutral net?
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In a section called "Principles and Practices", Apple defended its practices, saying developers decide what they want to charge from a set of price tiers.
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Over time, the cakes have become more and more involved, boasting sparklers, meat rosettes, and multiple tiers using all kinds of different meats including seafood.
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