Uber just launched its tipping feature in June while Lyft has had a tipping option since 2012.
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Just as climate scientists warn of tipping points in biophysical systems, social scientists describe tipping points in social systems.
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"There may be some tipping point, though, separating facts from rumors, and we may be close to the tipping point."
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The tipping button brings Uber in line with Lyft, Uber's biggest rival, which has offered in-app tipping for years.
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Because the tipping functionality had been introduced just before the study period, it's possible Uber rider tipping behavior has since changed.
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No one likes to spend extra money tipping when they don't have to, or worse — not tipping when they're supposed to.
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RESEARCH PAYMENT AND TIPPING PRACTICES Find out the proper tipping etiquette and way to pay in whatever country you are visiting.
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While getting rid of tipping could be a possible solution, back-of-house female workers prove that tipping isn't the only issue.
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You're not just tipping because it's the right thing to— you're tipping for the service and the experience, at least in principle.
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Uber hasn't ever had a tipping feature built into its app because it claims that tipping would lead to unfair bias among its drivers.
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"We're seeing younger adults tipping less, and even showing a greater preference toward eliminating tipping altogether, even if it means paying more on the bill."
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Stories you might have missed from WIRED this week A study of Uber tipping data suggests people aren't great about tipping service workers on apps.
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Armed with new financing, FreshDirect expects to move into new territory, Ackerman said, declining to give specifics for fear of tipping off tipping off rivals.
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I couldn't call it just Tipping Point, not because of the book, but because there is some other California LLC that is called Tipping Point.
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Lyft is making it easier for riders to tip their drivers, with new features for the Lyft app that allow tipping-by-default and tipping mid-journey.
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Lyft announced Thursday a half dozen new driver-friendly features, from default tipping and in-trip tipping to ways to protect their ratings and an events planner.
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"Most people would not even bat an eye at tipping any people in these professions," he writes of waiters, bellhops, and other jobs where tipping is expected.
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"Most tipping points have been viewed with hindsight, we have looked back and said 'oh, it looks like the tipping point was x years ago,'" Dearing said.
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"I'd still like to see us get rid of tipping," said Amanda Cohen, the chef and owner of Dirt Candy, a no-tipping restaurant in New York.
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A rider who doesn't tip says it's because when the app was introduced, tipping wasn't an option, which seems to signal that tipping is not an expectation.
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Tipping appears to have the support of customers, with a 2015 poll on behalf of the National Restaurant Association showing that 65 percent of those surveyed support tipping.
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From then, it took the company five years to offer a tipping function, long after its main competitor Lyft launched with the tipping option built-in in 2012.
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Tipping is also a standard way that livestreaming services help streamers make money – tipping is supported across a variety of sites today, including Twitch, YouTube and even Twitter's Periscope.
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For reference, YouTube takes a 30 percent rake from its Super Chat tipping and Sponsorships subscription payments options, while Twitch also takes 30 percent from its Cheering tipping option.
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There has to be a tipping point when talent and notoriety no longer makes up for inexcusable behavior, and that tipping point should be much earlier than it is currently.
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According to Michael Lynn , a tipping expert at Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration, 40 percent of people aren't aware that they should be tipping between 15 and 20 percent.
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Since the company's inception, Uber has wrangled with drivers who have chastised its executives for not adding a tipping option when taxis and its main competitor Lyft allow for tipping.
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"It was considered inappropriate and undignified and most airlines forbade tipping or soliciting tipping, although of course it did happen now and then," George Hobica, travel expert and founder of Airfarewatchdog.
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To help simplify the confusion, controversy, and complication that is tipping, DealNews broke down the most common situations in which tipping is expected and how much to tip for each one.
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Uber, the ride-hailing conglomerate that said it would never, ever add tipping, finally said it would let riders start tipping their drivers via the app in three cities on Tuesday.
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Lyft already provided a tipping option to its riders, and Uber recently introduced a new tipping feature in-app, with rollout of tips in New York City occurring just last week.
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" He added, "It's a tipping point for our nations.
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" Goure called the situation "hugely near the tipping point.
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" The verse before: "Tipping is compulsory / Tip. These. Men.
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The paper is based on 227 million observations of Uber tipping behavior, collected from four weeks of UberX rides in the summer of 2017, just after Uber rolled out in-app tipping.
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Tipping by doubling the tax amount to arrive at an 18 percent tip would save a customer $4 over tipping 20 percent by using the decimal trick on a post-tax bill.
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Gett also lets passengers tip their drivers and lets them keep all of it; Uber hasn't implemented in-app tipping, despite the fact that tipping is now a very, very good idea.
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The haircut thread segued into a tipping thread and prompted Schultz, long the champion of generous tipping, to tweet about her husband's push for the return of the tip jars in airport lounges.
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Now some of those countries have reached their tipping points.
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In other words, the industry is at a tipping point.
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Dealers are fighting back against the Wynn's current tipping policy.
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Other observers, though, think the tipping point may be near.
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My gut says that was the tipping point for Nintendo.
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But tipping would allow users to exchange real money directly.
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What they found was not a whole lot of tipping.
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Moreover, Uber sought to undermine the very notion of tipping.
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I never leave a restaurant or a car without tipping.
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Even before the unrest, Lebanon was tipping toward economic crisis.
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Uber only implemented tipping earlier this year following driver demands.
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Drivers' characteristics and behavior appeared to affect riders' tipping decisions.
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The conversation surrounding mental health has reached a tipping point.
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Moreover, Uber sought to undermine the very notion of tipping.
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In actual America, efforts to eliminate tipping have generally failed.
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It's also in part because customers like the tipping experience.
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From Coinage: Who (and How Much) Should You Be Tipping?
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Meanwhile, Uber sought to undermine the very notion of tipping.
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"This is right at the tipping point," Mr Wasserman says.
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"We've reached the tipping point in EV proliferation," Paulin said.
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It can jump for about seven seconds before tipping over.
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And this year's new camera could be a tipping point.
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We're at a tipping point in the fight against cancer.
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"I do think we're at the tipping point," she said.
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On April 19th Apple obliged WeChat to shut down tipping.
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"We want to be proactive before this tipping point occurs."
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But now the balance is tipping in favour of backbenchers.
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Are we at a tipping point potentially do you think?
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"Haven't gotten used to the tipping yet," she says, smiling.
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Unfortunately, tipping is frequently linked to server abuse and harassment.
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Here in America, marijuana legislation is at the tipping point.
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Before Uber, tipping in the service economy was basically obligatory.
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But it still felt, to me, like a tipping point.
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We seem to have reached some kind of tipping point.
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It would be odd if this is the tipping point.
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So, more continents and cities means more opportunities for tipping.
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Tipping is simply part of the exploitation of unskilled work.
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Emma: I noticed tipping over the carriage full of cans.
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Maybe we're approaching a similar tipping point with social networks.
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"That was the tipping point," Johnson tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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SJ: When do you think that tipping point will arise?
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All of this has the feeling of a tipping point.
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We are watching the ice sheet hit a tipping point.
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Among respondents, 41 percent said they approved of eliminating tipping.
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That scandal, he said, was a tipping point for many.
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You saw the pattern in Brooklyn — that urban tipping point.
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Anyway, thank you, Daniel Lurie with the Tipping Point Community.
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I sort of feel like we've reached the tipping point.
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The tipping point was a 20th birthday in early July.
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But on Tuesday afternoon, Uber said it would introduce tipping.
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DoorDash is facing a new lawsuit regarding its tipping practices.
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Has the destructive aspect of capitalism reached a tipping point?
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"I believe we're at a tipping point," Ms. Bickford said.
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"I think we hit a tipping point," Mr. Webster said.
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You never know what's going to be the tipping point.
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Marlow & Sons returned to the tipping model on Dec. 22014.
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There is, however, an egalitarian solution to your tipping conundrum.
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The country seemed to reach a tipping point on Sept.
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It feels like maybe there's a tipping point going on.
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We're at the tipping point for a lot of movements.
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Nobody was tipping today and we scored, what, eight runs?
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Increasingly, that last factor seems to be the tipping point.
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"Charlottesville was the tipping point for me," Bennett told CNN.
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In my view, the coronavirus could be the tipping point.
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As I've written before, such tipping points are certainly possible.
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A year into the business, a tipping option was introduced.
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Has the Earth already crossed some kind of tipping point?
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Think of holiday tipping as a bonus, not a gift.
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And tipping points don't have to be signs of trouble.
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Pay algorithms can also change, plus tipping is highly variable.
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GlobeTips can help with navigating different tipping norms across countries.
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For Ms. Ward, the Hamptons episode was a tipping point.
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For Mr. Biancardi, the 2016 decision was the tipping point.
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"I think we are at a tipping point," Offit said.
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The essential question is, Do Republicans have a tipping point?
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But the industry seems to have reached a tipping point.
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The tipping point for corporate America seemed to come Aug.
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"Cash is king when it comes to tipping," O'Leary says.
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"We're waiting for the tipping point," Witte told CNBC recently.
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Bella Thorne's people were accused of tipping off the paparazzi.
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"That was the tipping point," he told the Hollywood Reporter.
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Peter Townsend, a divorced royal aide, was a tipping point.
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Rival Lyft has offered the tipping function from their start.
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The head is tipping forward, the arms are pulling back.
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For Ms. Ward, the Hamptons episode was a tipping point.
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But now the subway crisis has reached a tipping point.
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In 1916, in an essay called "The Itching Palm: A Study of the Habit of Tipping in America," the author William R. Scott made the case that tipping culture was an offense to democracy.
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It is expected to introduce tipping and is overhauling its culture.
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The bottom line: The AV industry is nearing a tipping point.
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Perez told reporters Saturday that he believes he's been tipping pitches.
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Democrats lost a staggering 63 House seats, tipping control to Republicans.
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The collective millennial love for avocados has reached its tipping point.
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But Earnin has recently come under fire for its "tipping" policy.
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So maybe she's tipping her hand by deciding to date men.
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The market reached a tipping point and began its infamous slide.
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"I think we're at this tipping point of change," Hambro said.
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Will they avoid tipping their trade war in to global recession?
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HARTFORD "Trans: Beyond the Tipping Point," discussion with Kate Bornstein. Jan.
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If tipping serves any purpose, it is to reward exceptional service.
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Meanwhile Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, appears to be tipping into recession.
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Bartenders were next on the list, with 2000% of boomers tipping.
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Finally, most of the servers I've known like the tipping system.
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Then there are all the downsides: Tipping inflames a sexist dynamic.
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At first, researchers thought the tipping point would be 40% destruction.
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We are at a sharp, sharp tipping point in LGBT media.
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" They add, "Attitudes to mental health are at a tipping point.
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But a broadscale end to tipping will be the greater challenge.
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But this year it could be edging toward a tipping point.
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The tipping point seems to be economic growth of about 2500%.
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"Next year might not be the tipping point," warns Mr Oliveira.
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The 2016 election seemed like a tipping point for marijuana legalization.
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I realized I may have been tipping wrong my whole life.
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"The market is hovering around a critical tipping point," he said.
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With Kalanick's blessing, Uber launched its tipping feature two months later.
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We are at a tipping point in U.S. international trade policy.
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It got to my tipping point, where I just blew up.
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And then, 23 years ago today, he reached the tipping point.
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But such tipping is unlikely to become big in the West.
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Uber has long rejected the idea of tipping for numerous reasons.
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But, customers consider a few factors when it comes to tipping.
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It's not just me they have to think about when tipping.
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This is going to be the tipping point for the Drew.
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Once the tipping point was reached, the change was remarkably rapid.
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They told us not to go Tipping tables looking for them.
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Read more: DoorDash is under fire for its controversial tipping policy.
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Both solar and wind power are nearing two crucial tipping points.
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Deforestation could drive the Amazon to a tipping pointThe Guardian reported
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"I don't think they've reached any tipping points," the official said.
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"We are well past the tipping point — everywhere," Mr. Garcetti said.
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That was before social media and before the trans tipping point.
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"It was sort of a tipping point for us," Ross said.
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It all depends on your definition of tipping point, Wotton said.
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Now app makers can offer and promote tipping features with confidence.
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There is no tipping point there—you don't respond with violence.
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Yet the absence of tipping doesn't take away from the service.
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However, he does not see it as an influential tipping point.
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What song did you feel was a tipping point for you?
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Lyft has allowed tipping through its ride-hailing app for years.
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"The only constant," he said, tipping back a drink, "is change."
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We are at a tipping point in an age-old story.
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This is the tipping point that we have reached in art.
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Johnson emphasized the importance of tipping, no matter what your budget.
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The success of the cloud computing business proved a tipping point.
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Our work-life balance has us tipping in the wrong direction.
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We'll update this story when DoorDash officially changes its tipping policies.
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Ryan Tipping, a Democrat from Orono, Me., who sponsored the bill.
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Not tipping isn't illegal, but it does make you an asshole.
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That tipping point is probably about five years away, maybe less.
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Policing the police without tipping off the officers brings its challenges.
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"This means we're seeing something like a tipping point," he said.
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By that definition of a pandemic, we're at a tipping point.
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I'm glad Uber began to offer a tipping option last year.
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Wirecutter notes you should load both drawers evenly to prevent tipping.
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In many city centers, that tipping point has already been reached.
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Tipping the equation further are newly prominent ideas about gender fluidity.
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Basically, a tipping point triggering a plethora of knock-on effects.
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"We're really close to the tipping point right now," Lovejoy said.
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There must be thresholds and tipping points in a warming world.
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By 19653 the region seemed to be at a tipping point.
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There's a new trend going around called the 2020 Tipping Challenge.
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DIFFERENT STRATEGIES Attracting users is essential as a tipping point looms.
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Speaking of broken people, Tom finally reaches his own tipping point.
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Warren charged Trump with tipping the scales for the country's richest.
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Tipping is set on precedence and evolves over time, Smith said.
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The U.S. oil and gas industry is near a tipping point.
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Experts fear the Amazon rainforest has reached a catastrophic tipping point.
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These organizations are likely to bring Afghanistan to a tipping point.
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But there's fierce debate about when the tipping point will arrive.
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Now, they have to raise rates without tipping over the boat.
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The green energy scandal proved to be the final tipping point.
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My friends and I believe that this is the tipping point.
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He appreciated the effort though -- tipping $20 on his $60 tab.
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"This may be the tipping point of this group," he said.
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Navigating tipping culture around the world is a minefield for travelers.
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The practice of tipping is in flux all across the country.
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Friday's air traffic control problems were apparently a key tipping point.
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Native iOS tipping functionality could make it difficult for third-party tipping platforms to take root, though it could also spark a new trend of micropayments that are smaller than the typical $1 in-app purchase.
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The custom of tipping has been around since the Middle Ages but didn't gain momentum in the United States until after the Civil War, when wealthy patrons began tipping carriage drivers and workers at lodges and restaurants.
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And the election last November was a tipping point for marijuana legalization.
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Other forms of economic reinforcement include supporting creators on Patreon—or tipping.
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One at a time, hopefully tipping my way into a new chapter.
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In no way did we publicly shame ANYONE for paying OR tipping.
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The scales slowly started tipping; we started seeing more and more patients.
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"We are at a tipping point in the Valley," Cid told me.
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"Our monetization efforts appear to be reaching a tipping point, " Schulman said.
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The world is facing a tipping point of consequences for that decision.
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Part of this was the tipping point of a long-running trend.
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I'm hoping that it's all coming to a tipping point, I guess.
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Like in Sudan, the people of Malawi had reached their tipping point.
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About a month later, following pressure from shoppers, the company reintroduced tipping.
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A sign reading "tipping porters not allowed" is left faded with rust.
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The program's architects are confident that momentum has reached the tipping point.
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The inclusion of a tipping option was not universally welcomed by drivers.
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Jaitley appeared sanguine, however, tipping normalcy to return in the coming days.
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It is likely that tipping the Uber driver would soon become normalised.
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I think there will become a tipping point where ads come back.
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The discrepancy is a testament to just how controversial tipping can be.
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Ro Khanna, a Silicon Valley Democrat, is critical of Instacart's tipping policy.
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The tipping point was an appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast in February.
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Since time immemorial, Uber has stood alone against the scourge of tipping.
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DoorDash subsidizes driver wages with tips Instacart CEO apologizes for tipping debacle
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And only about 35 percent of riders report always tipping their driver.
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Now, the relationship between our two countries stands at a tipping point.
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"We see this tipping point around 2025," says Nissan Motor Co 7210.
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"We are beyond the tipping point of grand energy transition," Frei added.
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Uber announced that it is rolling out a tipping option for drivers.
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Everyone knows the tipping point is coming but we don't know when.
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Worse, tipping is a vehicle for customers' prejudices to infiltrate into pay.
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She's right: The guys stop tipping until she gives Alice her password.
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The extradition bill was the tipping point for us to come out.
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I only walked out with $40 after buying dinner and tipping out.
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And of course there's regular taxi cabs, which have allowed tipping forever.
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Pakistan now stands at a tipping point, argues Fasi Zaka, a pundit.
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Surely this is either rock bottom or a tipping point, they say.
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Everything seems initially fine, and then it can be seen tipping sideways.
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When it comes to tipping, venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya keeps things simple.
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Also ... for how many other seasons was Taylor's source tipping off contestants?
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There are two fairly well-trodden paths to seamlessly tipping a bartender.
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The moment Apple makes the switch could be the tipping point, though.
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The Trail Blazers (13-13) were tipping off a five-game trip.
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Jon Ossoff's defeat in Georgia's congressional special election was a tipping point.
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Back in May, Lyft's competitor added mid-ride tipping and driver feedback.
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Than, quickly jumping to August, 2015, which marks a tipping point here.
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Just for people who don't know, Tipping Point gives money to organizations.
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"We're seeing a tipping point and a change in culture," Smolyansky says.
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Unlike Uber, Lyft has always had a tipping function inside its app.
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"Documentation is near a tipping point," a syndicate head in London said.
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The findings are summarized in Wait But Why's comprehensive tipping chart below:
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DoorDash is being slammed by people accusing it of misleading tipping practices.
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In fast-growing Texas, both of those fulcrums are tipping toward Democrats.
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Go deeper ... A petro-tipping point: U.S. to surpass Saudi oil exports
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And conditions are tipping even further in favor of the mega-wealthy.
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A. Pennsylvania has been the most likely tipping-point state since midsummer.
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"I believe you have reached a tipping point with these riders," Sen.
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"(W)e call it a tipping point," Shelby told anchor Jake Tapper.
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But when sea temperatures reach a tipping point that relationship breaks down.
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Start with things like price comparing and looking at conventions like tipping.
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Charlottesville serves as a tipping point in the great American democratic experiment.
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Products with wider bases could be angled over 60 degrees before tipping.
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The services were largely the same, beyond the fact that there's tipping.
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At some point during its past, the planet reached a tipping point.
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We're rapidly moving towards a tipping point echoed in Earth's ancient past.
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So the big idea these days is to do away with tipping?
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This new function follows the introduction of an in-app tipping option.
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Could their small business be the tipping point for transgender models worldwide?
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So why, you may be wondering, is now suddenly the tipping point?
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We know that a 59-death tragedy is below the tipping point.
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Craig Kimbrel, Boston's shaky closer, was tipping his pitches in the postseason.
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It started tipping in about 2014 and this year it all collapsed.
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Doing so can risk tipping off the bad guys and imperil investigations.
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Could this sweet SPAM be the tipping point for pumpkin spice fatigue?
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The region will cross a tipping point and eventually degrade into savanna.
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Then he was convicted in 2012 of tipping an insider-trading ring.
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It was really also the end of the Spoonful, the tipping point.
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The pick-tipping phenomenon began in earnest at the 2011 N.B.A. draft.
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So it didn't require much more to get to the tipping point.
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Could this election be the tipping point supporters have been hoping for?
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The Tipping Point Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
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But as temperatures rise further, will the industry reach a tipping point?
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To be fair, it's possible that Brazile was also tipping off Sen.
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More emissions means more warming, as tipping sets in around the world.
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As a result, not all researchers embrace the idea of tipping points.
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All this means that American policy is at a tipping point, too.
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The death of a galvanizing opposition figure could be the tipping point.
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After the game, Collins wondered if Montero might be tipping his pitches.
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After millennia of human existence, in 6900, we hit a tipping point.
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Even in early 2018, most analysts were tipping greenback losses to escalate.
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The District of Columbia is suing DoorDash over its former tipping policy.
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Governments worldwide sense a tipping point and are adapting their policies accordingly.
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In another editorial published Friday, they argue the tipping point has arrived.
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The report comes only five months after DoorDash changed its tipping policy.
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Sticker shock at no-tipping restaurants has affected restaurant owners as well.
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The sled also has a very wide base to prevent tipping over.
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What was the tipping point that forced Travis Kalanick to step down?
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"I think this year has been the tipping point," Jon Reid said.
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The nature of Uber tipping just makes it much easier to ignore.
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Georgia has always been a tipping point state for the deep south.
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There was a chair on the floor, and it kept tipping over.
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If I'm frustrated, what was the tipping point where it became upsetting?
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A power struggle in your social life reaches a tipping point today.
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"When we brought the in-app tipping option to Uber, Uber management did not seem to have any kind of logical reason for resisting the tipping option," Jim Conigliaro Jr., founder of the Independent Drivers Guild, told Recode.
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Ecosystems can recover from a certain amount of impact from humans, like temperature increases or habitat loss, but there's a tipping point at which they can't — and according to the report, we might be reaching that tipping point.
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Instacart has since increased the tipping default to 5% percent per batch, but continues to take out a service fee that goes directly to the company, but which workers say misleads customers into thinking that they're tipping shoppers.
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Jayaraman has written widely about the history of tipping and the plight of restaurant workers, from an editorial in the New York Times titled "Why Tipping Is Wrong" to her 2016 book Forked: A New Standard for American Dining.
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In exchange for more support, they've introduced that ankle twisting danger of tipping.
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Typically, chair recalls are initiated over stability concerns and chairs simply tipping over.
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After buying dinner and tipping out (busser, food runner, bar) I made $40.253.
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For many, tipping workers such as waitstaff, hairdressers or taxi drivers is expected.
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We're at a tipping point when it comes to the internet of things.
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The jars are divvied up among staff, so you're tipping the whole team.
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The situation has reached a tipping point, despite efforts to curb the issue.
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The study looked at Uber data before tipping was offered in the app.
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"It's like tipping your toe in the water, testing the water," Mattie says.
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Meyer remained optimistic that long term, abandoning tipping would be good for everyone.
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For instance, Houghton noted that Lyft has enabled tipping from the very beginning.
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But no tipping can often mean higher menu prices to cover service costs.
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Uber is bringing its in-app tipping option to the UK, TechCrunch reports.
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It's unclear whether the inclusion of a tipping option will upset that balance.
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Tipping is one of the tools by which discrimination is allowed to exist.
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DoorDash announced last month that it would be changing its controversial tipping model.
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Tipping was an anachronism, only necessary because of how poorly cabbies were paid.
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Starting today, tipping will be available in three cities: Seattle, Minneapolis, and Houston.
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Some restaurants are experimenting with no-tipping policies, offset by higher menu prices.
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I'm talking about the 3 J's — JD Dillard, Justin Tipping and Jeremy Saulnier.
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When it comes to tipping, most Americans believe they are better than average.
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Meanwhile, in Asia, tipping can be perceived as rude, depending on the situation.
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Voters in Maine and Washington, D.C., passed ballot measures to phase out tipping.
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Correction (June 9th): This piece originally suggested that Uber had already introduced tipping.
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But when it did, it made the tipping feature much harder to find.
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What I would argue is that we are now at a tipping point.
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That was a tipping point that led to her deciding to quit acting.
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Many industry insiders hope California becomes a "tipping point" toward ending prohibition nationally.
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So, it sounds like we'll be tipping in cash from now until forever.
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Technology is tipping the Fourth Amendment balance way in favor of law enforcement.
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Republican losses among educated voters are tipping many states from red to blue.
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The pieces are so top-heavy that they pose a serious tipping risk.
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"The migration crisis was the tipping point," for the Brexit vote, Tusk said.
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But once we got on the highway, it was actually almost tipping over.
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"This issue is a tipping point issue for all of us," she said.
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"Tipping is not included, nor is it expected or required," the team added.
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The tipping point: He told convention-goers to "vote your conscience" in November.
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Texas -- as well as the country at large-- has reached a tipping point.
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But it's also a tricky story to tell without tipping over into manipulation.
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The clear tipping point for Wheaton on Mastodon, though, was a "bofa" prank.
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Two rape scenes serve as tipping points for Turner's rebellion in the movie.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Presidents Club scandal increasingly looks like a tipping point.
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According to the New York Times, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick personally opposes tipping.
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Uber cited two main reasons for why tipping isn't included on its app.
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Watch how he hilariously frustrates "Mary Gary" until she reaches her tipping point.
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The tipping feature was already in use in a number of U.S. cities.
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Initially the tipping feature will only be available in Seattle, Minneapolis and Houston.
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This is the tipping point for many islanders but especially for the women.
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"The thing at the bowling alley was just my tipping point," Nielson explained.
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But a tipping point like Chattanooga's or Pittsburgh's has yet to be reached.
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"From an etiquette standpoint, tipping on pre-tax is absolutely fine," Post says.
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That's more or less the debate tipping point in The New Yorker's exploration.
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Trump eventually may have a shot at tipping the court's balance even further.
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When we hit that tipping point, these creations will transform entertainment and storytelling.
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There hasn't been one specific tipping point in climbing's tilt toward the mainstream.
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Junis showed his appreciation by tipping his hat in the direction of Hamilton.
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The company announced its plans to allow tipping the same day Kalanick resigned.
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There's no doubt that education in the U.S. is at a tipping point.
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A century ago the horror of the 1918 outbreak marked a tipping point.
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Uber first announced its intention to allow in-app tipping earlier this month.
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That may be because home prices have hit a tipping point in affordability.
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And it seems like many aren't actually tipping as much as they say.
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It's 2016, y'all, why are we having to worry about canisters tipping over?
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Wireless earbuds are headed toward a commodity tipping point, and Erato is proof.
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The company plans to reopen Union Square Cafe this year with no tipping.
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However, in turn, Uber is making concessions, including clarifying its messaging regarding tipping.
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Many more retail categories are nearing a similar brick-and-mortar tipping point.
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Tipping is not the only new feature that Uber is adding for drivers.
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Tipping can get your rating up, and get you better and faster rides.
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"Understanding the local customs around tipping and gratuity is really important," Sumlin says.
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"This could just be a tipping point from Libya to Egypt," he said.
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As always, for deliveries with tipping opportunities, drivers receive 100% of the tips.
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The move comes after DoorDash promised to revise its tipping policy last month.
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We also use our collective power to stop serving those who aren't tipping.
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"I think we are at a potential real tipping point," said Mr Cohen.
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For now, Democrats aren't tipping their hands about their strategy for the negotiations.
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I thought Ben Johnson could have been a tipping point, but it wasn't.
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I moved back to San Francisco with the intention of starting Tipping Point.
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Previously, there was no formal rule from Apple about how tipping was classified.
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Yet the sides are clearly imbalanced, tipping the system in the prosecution's favor.
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And he believes coworking, and Inustrious in particular, has surpassed that tipping point.
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I think tipping too far one way or another is always a problem.
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This tipping difference results in a $20173 per trip driver gender tip gap.
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"By 2020 we will definitely have had the tipping point," said Bitfury's Vavilov.
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The question is when does that political tipping point come for other countries?
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Many delivery services offer no-contact drop-off, as well as electronic tipping.
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"'Tipping points' is a propaganda slogan for the scientifically illiterate," the comment reads.
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Susan Collins of Maine in rejecting it, tipping the scales against its passage.
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There is a sense that we've finally reached a tipping point this time.
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Two more — the Eighth and the 11th — are on the verge of tipping.
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ESPN has been a part of an effective halt on pick tipping before.
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Sometimes I can't resist tipping my head back and joining in the calls.
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It's no surprise that studies show tipping encourages anti-blackness in service industries.
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One of its partners, DoorDash, recently came under fire for its tipping policy.
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Tipping her face up to the sun, Alkalay tastes a deep green cucumber.
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Remember that one date with the "method actor" who didn't believe in tipping?
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The financial system already seems on the verge of such a tipping point.
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This is our tipping point, and we really just want to see change.
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A typical day of tipping for Nick DeVita goes something like this: Bar?
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About a month later, following pressure from its workers, the company reintroduced tipping.
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But WeChat's tipping feature used architecture that was not designed to include Apple.
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The epidemics of AIDS, TB and malaria are each at a tipping point.
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Tipping and haggling are awkward and unseemly practices under the best of circumstances.
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"I'm guilty of extravagant tipping, even if the service is terrible," she said.
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The tipping point for Democrats is not when our state becomes majority minority.
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It's easier to be kind when it's not tipping you over the edge.
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Something that&aposs akin to a "phase transition" approaching a crucial tipping point.
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Then came Time Magazine's "Transgender Tipping Point" cover featuring Laverne Cox in 22020.
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Some point-of-sale systems have good tipping functionality, but certainly not all.
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"I think we are at a tipping point in our country," she said.
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We are at a tipping point — or at least we ought to be.
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There have been tipping points and bombshells, walls closing in and turning points.
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In 2015, the Washington Post examined tipping culture in the US restaurant industry.
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The tipping point, as is often the case, will come down to economics.
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Apple-Metro Inc, the restaurant operator, countered that its tipping policy was adequately disclosed, citing the 2014 dismissal of a lawsuit over mandatory 18 percent tips at Olive Garden and Red Lobster, and that tipping was a "well-accepted" custom.
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If this sort of tipping point can happen in Indiana, a deeply red state that Donald Trump won by 19 points, that isn't all that sunny, and that has good but not amazing wind, then that tipping point can happen anywhere.
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Now that the feature is live in some of its biggest markets, a lot more drivers stand to benefit from tipping (Uber previously said it plans to make tipping available throughout the U.S and Canada by the end of July).
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In the clip, Cortez stressed the importance of tipping people in the service industry.
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Now, it seems, the volume of the outcry may have passed a tipping point.
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Drivers are peeved that tipping will still not be a part of the app.
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Either way, Tipping has certainly proven himself a director worth watching with this film.
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That makes MIF the likely "tipping point" in disease progression, according to their study.
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For any other movie, it'd be easy to imagine him fully tipping the scale.
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If they had to climb several stairs or it's extremely hot, consider tipping more.
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The regulator subpoenaed numerous records, including details about its New York customers and tipping.
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Since 2000, unemployment has been tipping downward and hasn't picked up speed under Trump.
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Smiletime allows broadcasters to have sponsorships and will soon offer a virtual tipping system.
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Fresno State begins Thursday's second half of action, tipping off at 7:27 p.m.
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Is there a tipping point where gaining more information turns into giving up altogether?
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The tipping isn't such a big deal, but the awkwardness of the weight is.
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This tipping point for technology in our everyday life is a character unto itself.
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Meanwhile, those who stayed underground, wary of tipping off the authorities, will feel vindicated.
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Grabbing two legs and tipping it over probably would do the trick, Dreifuss said.
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Uber, which has been around longer than Lyft, rolled out tipping just last June.
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More restaurants are taking a closer look at no tipping, according to new data.
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I feel like we are at that tipping point in terms of our audience.
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What's more certain, though, is humanity is speeding along on the tipping point interstate.
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It needed to do something drastic, and that's why there's suddenly a tipping option.
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I've long argued that Uber should do right by its drivers and include tipping.
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Come for the glitz, stay for the man tipping a bartender with a program.
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A year after Uber added a tipping feature to its app, people remain confused.
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Nobre now says that the tipping point is more likely at between 20-25%.
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Instacart will change a controversial tipping policy, the company told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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Check out this handy guide to tipping at hotels and tip like a pro.
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But with Trump and America First, there's a more direct break, a tipping point.
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Officials have declined to reveal details of the investigation to avoid tipping off suspects.
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The tipping point is Aimee's misguided venture to save Africa by building a school.
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Tipping a restaurant server can be complicated, especially when you're not in the States.
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Do you think there's a tipping point where this stuff just doesn't work anymore?
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The CEO also disputed the idea that the tipping feature is hard to find.
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Don't feel obligated to do all your tipping at the end of the year.
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Have we reached the tipping point between order and chaos at the global level?
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It was the liability shift in 2014 that he thinks became the tipping point.
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And it no longer does tipping — instead, it pays a living wage for everyone.
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As we grow, we are coming closer to a tipping point for political change.
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It's an unexpected surreal element meant to be a metaphor for "machismo," says Tipping.
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Gravel wants to establish a $15 minimum wage, and eliminate the tipping minimum wage.
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It's a laudable goal, but we may have already passed a critical tipping point.
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Other changes could do the opposite, or the tipping point could vary by region.
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But other unforeseen changes and climate tipping points could accelerate us toward the cliff.
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And we don't even know whether thresholds for tipping points are planetary, or regional.
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Luckily, it's getting much more streamlined thanks to Uber's new in-app tipping feature.
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Global warming has passed a tipping point that we can never go back from.
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And, we are right at that tipping point where the climate movement is concerned.
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As a platform, I think Snapchat is on the tipping point of going mainstream.
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The Lyft competitor had held out on building tipping into the app for years.
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Each character is on the tipping point between catharsis and destruction, growth and stagnation.
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Now, analysts are tipping renewed jitters spurred by La Nina, El Nino's little sister.
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Some riders worry, however, that not tipping will cause drivers to rate them poorly.
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Just like Prop187 in California, SB4 might just be the tipping point in Texas.
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"I don't believe there was a tipping point" between Trump and Tillerson, she added.
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Eventually he'd fall halfway out of the booth, leave without tipping or saying goodbye.
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For now, Amazon isn't tipping its hand and there's no timetable for an announcement.
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It feels like we're right at the tipping point — where real change can happen.
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And he's tipping an end to the global bear market by December this year.
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In that time, Uber added in-app tipping and a number of other features.
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The suit was quickly dismissed, and no-tipping policies have increased in recent years.
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Of course, most people would reward excellent service by tipping a few extra bucks.
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One of the more popular ways that streamers generate revenue is through virtual tipping.
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Was it just a matter of tipping your hat to your R&B influences?
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Security experts are concerned that the Hollywood Presbyterian case may be a tipping point.
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Tipping also threatened to make a very clean experience too messy for Uber's liking.
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They're widely praised for spotless cars, polite drivers and a culture of no tipping.
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"I think we're really at a tipping point for the blockchain industry," he said.
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"The government is tipping the market in favor of animal-based diets," he said.
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The Times reporter arrived on time, tipping off the owners, who shut the place.
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The year of #MeToo has been in a tipping point for the Catholic church.
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"I think I heard you mention at least one," Mueller replied, tipping his hand.
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The near-simultaneous opening this year of two "Filipino taquerias" suggests a tipping point.
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If another 20% of the Amazon were to disappear, that could This tipping point
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Some Native Hawaiians and activists see the construction of TMT as a tipping point.
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I had no problem tipping the woman who delivered my groceries to my door.
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When it comes to tipping your cab driver, 15 to 20 percent is customary.
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"We might be reaching a tipping point with this Delhi smog episode," he said.
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Would one interview with Megyn Kelly somehow constitute a tipping point in Jones' exposure?
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Real-estate reality shows seem to have reached some kind of parody tipping point.
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When all the familiarity you have with someone reaches a tipping point of contempt.
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When Tipping Point first started, people would say we'll just focus on San Francisco.
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These players weren't tipping the scale of the match, especially in the opening moments.
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Tipping, while not mandatory, is essential to a drag queens' professional (and personal!) survival.
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There's a famous example that Malcolm Gladwell uses in his book The Tipping Point.
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Support for Scottish independence appears to have reached a tipping point due to Brexit.
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You do not want a brokered convention with superdelegates tipping the scales against Sanders.
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A dancer emerged from the crowd, tipping an imaginary hat to the lead drummer.
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It's impossible to locate a single, tipping point event that irreversibly discredited the enterprise.
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The biological data indicated the city's forests "are at a tipping point," she said.
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They appreciate me for tipping them because of what I mean in the community.
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It also may be approaching a tipping point, where new apartment towers outnumber galleries.
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"In the past, tipping points have typically been millions of people dying," he said.
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"We've reached a tipping point," said Erik Heitz, one attendee, about the bar scene.
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Its sheer formal poetry kept the aviary and female allusions from tipping into kitsch.
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"The Amazon may be closer to a tipping point than ever before," Nobre said.
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I felt then, and I still do, that America is at a tipping point.
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A spokesperson declined to comment about the company's plans to change its tipping policy.
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New polls suggest Republicans' views on global warming may be at a tipping point.
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" Professor Kimmel, the sociologist, said, "There comes a tipping point when the 'frame' changes.
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They are hoping that 2140 was the tipping point they have been waiting for.
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But her vote on the panel in 2014 seemed to be a tipping point.
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Now it's shutting down the US economy and tipping the global economy into recession.
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Experts worry the Great Barrier Reef is now uncomfortably close to that tipping point.
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You don't want anything too complicated or too prone to tipping over and spilling.
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I will never be good enough at tipping, because I was never the problem.
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And, sometimes members are at risk of tipping the scale in the other direction.
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The attack is a tipping point in increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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The company made one step in that direction so far: allowing in-app tipping.
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"There wasn't one tipping point that changed the mood of the committee," said Rep.
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Over all, he said, helping consumers with their tipping decisions was something they liked.
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Also, the game is in Orchard Park, tipping the scale in the Bills' favor.
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"In the social realm, there are lots of tipping dynamics as well," says Lenton.
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I feel like that was the real tipping point of everything just blowing up.
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Uber has already tried to improve driver morale by introducing tipping in certain cities.
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We are approaching this tipping point of realizing how toxic and unnecessary it is.
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Tipping points in the world's rainforests, the Arctic and oceans are being reached yearly.
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Ultimately, there's an element of the miraculous to social tipping points, of intrinsic unpredictability.
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The cryptocurrency was trading above $7,000, even briefly tipping over $8,000 in the evening.
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Established prices often already include a suggested tip, additional tipping is usually not necessary.
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Bate would not be the first to suggest the markets are near tipping point.
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Like the place has been packed with hundreds of people, and barely anyone tipping.
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Then again, millennials appear to feel worse than other generations about their tipping habits.
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Diners view tipping as a courtesy based on the quality of the service provided.
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The main version of the story grew to 34,000 shares on Facebook (tipping point!).
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Lyft is always quick to point out it has included tipping since the start.
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"This feels like a tipping point," a Republican senator said in a weekend exchange.
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It is a tipping point that the House of Representatives heard loud and clear.
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Rarely has the agency been accused of political favoritism or, worse, tipping an election.
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In January, the company announced a tipping feature inside its livestreaming product, Facebook Live.
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That proved the tipping point, as Republican after Republican in Congress abandoned the president.
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But also because of stereotypes, North American tipping culture has another layer of complications.
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It's what the Food Marketing Institute called "a tipping point" for online grocery shopping.
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While not necessarily seen as rude — there is some argument that tipping is a slight against the proprietor — tipping is not standard practice in the country, given that worker salaries come entirely from wages and the value placed on consistent, excellent customer service.
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In the past, by not including an in-app tipping feature, Uber did not signal to its customers that tipping was an option, leaving the possibility that drivers could give riders lower star ratings for refusing (or not knowing) to tip with cash.
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Tipping will be live in all US and Canadian cities by the end of July.
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This isn't the first time a tipping bot on Reddit has resulted in lost funds.
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A tipping point could be reached where people will realize 'that data belongs to me.'
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In summer 2015, Mackay crashed his wheelchair while out on a trail, completely tipping over.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Thursday's episode, the longtime frenemies reach their tipping point.
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Uncle Fat weighs three times that, tipping the scales at around 26 kilograms (60 pounds).
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The negative public reaction to the internal report regarding Lauer was considered the tipping point.
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Could this be the tipping point that renders her mad like her father, Aerys II?
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It all depends on what owners do about hours and what customers do about tipping.
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At launch, Twitch Affiliates could generate revenue through Twitch's virtual "tipping" option, Cheering with Bits.
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You would think he would be a strong individual, but everyone has their tipping point.
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While tipping varies by service, a solid tip amount is generally 18% of your bill.
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Professionalism aside, he is basically untradeable; the price tag on mentorship has a tipping point.
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Colman's performance is chillingly, hilariously resonant without ever tipping a hat to present-day similarities.
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If that happens, it could also affect the company's approach to tipping around the country.
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At launch, it had about 50,000 users, with a small portion using the tipping system.
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Once you hit that tipping point, the only question is: How severe does it get?
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Tipping our hats to the Thimble, Boot & Wheelbarrow, & welcoming the T-rex, rubber ducky, & penguin!
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Beyond tipping, the survey found more restaurants are eyeing mobile, cashless transactions and paperless receipts.
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This is the tipping point — and I am proud to have sparked this national dialogue.
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It has come to represent a crisis tipping point that prods a nation into action.
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Instead, the NSA often keeps the vulnerability secret to avoid tipping off potential hacking targets.
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Reuters reported that six children had died in accidents involving the IKEA furnishings tipping over.
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"It's going to be a tipping point in five to ten years," he told CNBC.
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There's also a tipping point at which the fastest flight actually becomes the cheapest one.
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But with a catch: The company made tipping much harder to find in the app.
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When the same tipping point threat is received year after year, you stop paying attention.
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With the vocal majority of Americans behind us, our movement has reached a tipping point.
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Starting in 22015, a wider range of technologies will begin to reach their tipping points.
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The full list of cities where tipping begins rolling out is included below for reference:
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Facebook also has a direct, one-time $3 tipping feature it's testing with game streamers.
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"I pooped!" announces my toddler brightly, tipping his head back to grin up at me.
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It's one of the tipping points in Earth's climate system that scientists are tracking closely.
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"What we're experiencing is the tipping point of justice for Hawaiians in Hawaiʻi," Beamer said.
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Terry scored at 13:44, tipping Cam Fowler's shot from the point into the net.
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Uber says it will introduce tipping throughout the United States by the end of July.
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IDG, which represents ride-hailing drivers, had advocated for Uber to add in-app tipping.
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"Today, we have reached a tipping point in this election," Bernstein said Wednesday on CNN.
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We're told Bennett's tipping point was the statement Argento's lawyer released Tuesday, attacking his character.
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The so-called "transgender tipping point" had not yet come when I was a teen.
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"I think my fight with Chad was the tipping point for me," she told E!
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There is no clearer illustration of Uber's shift toward drivers than the introduction of tipping.
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The IDG claims that tipping could bring NYC drivers an extra $300 million per year.
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Many people told me that tipping point was exactly the time they'd want to join.
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Rusal assets were hardest hit after the company warned it risked tipping into technical default.
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And it serves as the tipping point for Republicans teetering on the edge of retirement.
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Secondly, we have to acknowledge that we haven't hit the tipping point for the tech.
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That tipping has happened and is driving these changes and is unlikely to go away.
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Soccer can then be the tipping point for broader social evolution with regard to gender.
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There is always a tipping point with cases, and all stalking should be taken seriously.
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"I think we've reached the tipping point," media consultant Lee Berke told SportsBusiness Journal/Daily.
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"It is reaching a tipping point where their livelihoods are no longer viable," she said.
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The scale is tipping from traditional media to social media as a source for news.
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DoorDash is under fire for an opaque tipping system that customers are saying is misleading.
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"We don't have a trans tipping point yet," she declared in her acceptance speech then.
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Google could argue that its move is merely tipping the balance back toward the borrower.
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However, it could function as a tipping point when the economy isn't on solid ground.
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"It's all about liquidity and a tipping point," said an executive with a warehouse company.
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This is me tipping my hat to the anonymous weirdos who happen to make mine.
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Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars' (2015), meanwhile, maintains a nostalgic look with modern sharpness and color.
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But for me, this was a little bit of tipping the scale the other way.
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The question in the industry is whether tipping policies will change at other airlines (CNBC).
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Security experts are concerned that the Hollywood Presbyterian case may have been a tipping point.
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There have been 186 reports of Malm dressers tipping; 91 of them resulted in injuries.
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The tipping point The rapid proliferation of armed drones poses novel questions for national security.
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Now we are at a tipping point, faced with the responsibility to strengthen our border.
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On those devices, you steer by tipping one foot or the other forward and back.
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As such, his public announcement of his recommendation could be seen as tipping the scales.
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Once they prove that VR can reach a mass audience, you'll see a tipping point.
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Gate or tipping fees (the cost of disposing waste at a landfill) are also increasing.
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For Mehala, the tipping point came when one evening he pushed her across the room.
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Lastly, what are you tipping to be this year's biggest record over the festival season?
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As I watched this kiss, the show went over the tipping point of escapist fantasy.
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His tipping point: When Horizon Pharma started charging a high price for its drug Duexis.
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Allie "Yank" Conti: Yes, tipping is mandatory, unless you're a huge piece of human garbage.
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Uber's driver monetization experience is undergoing a significant shift as the company rolls out tipping.
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When you reach the tipping point, wrest control over the almost irresistible urge to spill.
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Watch the VICE News interview with Richard Spencer: Certainly there must be a tipping point.
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This could be the tipping point for the market as a whole (not just investment).
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Meanwhile, the in-ride tipping option allows riders to give a tip during their ride.
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This is a potential tipping point, if we constructively use it and harness this energy.
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Sanders's camp has repeatedly accused Wasserman Schultz of tipping the scales in favor of Clinton.
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"That was the tipping point," said A.K. Mishra, the chief wildlife officer in the area.
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"COVID-19 may become the tipping point of how future organizations operate," the researchers wrote.
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"They don't let you off the hook," Wade said, tipping his cap to the 76ers.
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But in any Sisyphean pursuit, there comes a tipping point where ambition turns into desperation.
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With legal weed polling at record highs, this election could become America's pot tipping point.
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Opening the Arctic refuge to drilling will be a "tipping point" with voters, he predicted.
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Apple and Chinese giant Tencent have agreed to bring back the tipping function to WeChat.
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He reigned at the confluence of a culture tipping away from disco toward hip hop.
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To ask Jasleen if she needs water, Ms. Jimenez mimes tipping back an invisible glass.
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The earth is indeed perched at a tipping point, but not the one often envisioned.
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It keeps tipping over and then righting itself again, like a bottom-weighted inflatable unicorn.
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"I have to be conscious about tipping off the operators of this," Mr. Foster said.
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That 290 percent is the tipping point, at which the epidemic starts to burn out.
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"I don't like tipping the power of the purse to the executive branch," she said.
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Its tipping point, they say, will come when it more directly collides with the MacBook.
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The 2014 study said that the tipping point was around 30 to 50 percent deforestation.
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But models don't capture policies not yet passed, and they don't often capture tipping points.
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Most battery fires happen on that concrete "tipping floor" where collection trucks dump their loads.
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"It's because of Heather that I started tipping people a lot better," Ms. Blair said.
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"When a company facilitates tipping, that just makes it easier on the customer," he said.
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The money may help establish the quid pro quo arrangement needed to prove illegal tipping.
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And it's hardly the only gig economy company to have used a similar tipping process.
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Pushback against the government's overlong, misguided fight against marijuana has finally reached a tipping point.
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When you average these out over the planet, the hotter temps are tipping the scale.
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A: In New York, Black Friday doubles as opening day for the holiday tipping season.
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The tour signals a tipping point for Maeve, the season and the series at large.
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These tipping points don't exist in isolation; many of them interact and reinforce one another.
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Tipping is ingrained in American culture — but that's not the case everywhere around the world.
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We can win the battle against hunger, but we are at a crucial tipping point.
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The tipping point came on February 29, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
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"I believe you have reached a tipping point with these riders," he said to Murkowski.
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Now officials are moving to require Uber to provide a tipping option in the app.
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Australia does not have a tipping culture, so gestures such as these aren't the norm.
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"We could hit a tipping point where he's over 50 [percent]," Bennett said of Sanders.
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It's the tipping point or just a brief interlude before reality slams back into place.
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Either way, Alexander had studiously avoided tipping his hand after Bolton's revelations came to light.
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"I've often thought that they should do a study that looks at tipping," Wann said.
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"That video might be the ultimate tipping point for them in their transition," she said.
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Even President Obama was taken aback by the speed at which this tipping point tipped.
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Prices are steep, but there is no tipping; the staff is paid a living wage.
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So Ritchie did everything possible to ensure there wasn't any partisan advantage tipping the scale.
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Tipping can also prompt servers to nudge customers into ordering more expensive food and wine.
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But that also risks tipping the balance too far and alienating moderate Republicans and independents.
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The profile later became a chapter in Mr. Gladwell's best-selling book "The Tipping Point."
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What do you think was the tipping point that got everyone so motivated this year?
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Go deeper: The global anti-vaping tipping point Disclaimer: JUUL is an advertiser with Axios.
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How could she figure out the hotel they were staying at without tipping them off?
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Go deeper: The impeachment tipping point The impeachment whip list Graphic: The process of impeachment
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Or maybe he's been tipping his pitches and the Jays haven't yet figured out how.
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Uber had previously resisted building a tipping function into its app, arguing that quality of service and tipping often had little to do with each other, and saying that tips could push drivers to spend more time in wealthy neighborhoods, in search of bigger tips.
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Finding the tipping point The problem is that scientists have not yet figured out how to predict when a tipping point -- the threshold that, once exceeded, leads to a change in ecosystems -- is coming, or even recognize with certainty that it has been reached.
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Back when we had 14 people, we easily could have applied for certain programs like tipping point at NASA [intended to help get new technology at small companies over the tipping point] or any of the small launch initiatives the Defense Department is working on.
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Talk Your restaurant group has been in the news recently because it is phasing out tipping.
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The adoption cycle and tipping point will likely follow the same path as the social graph.
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The inclusion of in-app tipping is a major reversal for the embattled ride-hail company.
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We have just now reached a tipping point where women are feeling like enough is enough.
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A new study says this group of Americans are the worst when it comes to tipping.
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We don&apost want the tipping of the scales from people who have those powerful positions.
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Despite the initial buzz these venues received, questions about their long-term impact on tipping remain.
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Palin's endorsement might be the tipping point Trump needs to finally pull ahead in the state.
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And so we, all together, felt like the film could be part of that tipping point.
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"'Drop Gear' is set at the tipping point of two relationships," Scrine says of the song.
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DealNews broke down the most common tipping situations and how much to tip for each one.
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In June, Ikea launched a major recall of millions of dressers at risk of tipping over.
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As part of that effort, Uber added tipping options to its app for the first time.
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CD: We've strategically launched The R Collective at a real tipping point in the consumer mindset.
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Reddit is testing out a new tipping feature where users can give each other real money.
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"McDonald's shooting became the tipping point for long-simmering community anger," the task force report said.
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The NBER study on tipping with Uber is sure to throw more fuel on the fire.
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As such, the question of tipping is removed from the experience of the ride, Gneezy explained.
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He wouldn't comment on specifics of security screenings, to avoid tipping their hand to the public.
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The company declined to say whether there have been shifts in tipping since mid-September 2017.
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Similar work on taxicab tipping behavior suggested those defaults raise tips pretty dramatically, by 10 percent.
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Instead, it gently glides into the goal, tipping off of the crossbar before the explosive finish.
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Connolly said his team decided to open with no tipping, rather than change their strategy midstream.
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The embattled ride-hail company announced Tuesday that tipping was finally coming to the Uber app.
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It's also important to note that different cultures have their own tipping rules, Gottsman pointed out.
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The dual developments sparked unfounded speculation that the party was tipping the scales against Vermont Sen.
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AI, computer vision and robotics are all nearing a tipping point of accuracy, reliability and efficacy.
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Abe raised the tax in 2014 to 8 percent from 5 percent, tipping Japan into recession.
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Russia joined the war a year ago on Assad's side, tipping it firmly in his favor.
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New York (CNN Business)America's clean energy revolution is on the verge of a tipping point.
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And, power is slowly tipping in favor of artists, but there's a long way to go.
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Alongside the tipping options, Lyft announced a pair of new features aimed at drivers, not riders.
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The situation reached a tipping point in 2013, as demonstrators demanded an end to Shinawatra politics.
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Huber said the stratocumulus tipping point helps explain the volatility that's evident in the paleoclimate record.
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Such a setup would enable a more precise prediction of the stratocumulus tipping point or points.
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"It's a social issue that's reaching a tipping point among Americans," Carvalho said about marijuana use.
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People seem to be ordering the drink regardless and tipping their baristas extra for the trouble.
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Salting the most nuanced of enterprises, the food always requesting more, but the tipping point fatal.
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Tipping excellent Uber drivers has never been easy, especially if you don't have cash on you.
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"For me, the most important thing is to find some of the tipping points," Sarlo says.
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After new tipping options came online last year the average tip amount increased almost 10 percent.
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It could be the tipping point for a case that's about to become a mainstream concern.
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There was a tipping point of irresponsibility and I am trying to nail it down Dave.
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But Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey in May was the tipping point for her.
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The electric vehicle industry is at a tipping point, but policy and awareness-raising still matters.
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I LITERALLY WITNESSED PEOPLE TIPPING OVER A RANDOM CAR ON THE STREETS PHILLY IS WILD pic.twitter.
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John Hickenlooper said "this might well be a tipping point" in the debate over gun control.
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And I hope that Tipping Point will be a model that other philanthropies will learn from.
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The local government is trying to work out how close it is to this tipping point.
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Without these measures, it is no wonder that attempts to eliminate tipping have met with resistance.
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The need to understand feelings and emotion science in the workplace is at a tipping point.
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The 2014 chart's data is based on interviews, personal accounts, and research from a tipping expert.
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The gig economy made tipping crucialRideshare delivery drivers aren't employees of the company they're driving for.
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Even as the effort nears the tipping point, it's unclear how the situation will ultimately end.
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" Uber said that's still the case: "Tipping is not included, nor is it expected or required.
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That's several times what Twitch has reported pulling in from its virtual currency for tipping, bits.
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That's why Pelosi isn't tipping her hand about her next move if negotiations with Trump collapse.
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Parise got the Wild on the board first, tipping a Jason Pominville shot between Jones' pads.
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In addition, there have been 113 reports of other dressers tipping, 53 of them causing injuries.
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He shows me his hiking boots, tipping them to reveal several burn marks on the interior.
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This may sound far-fetched, but Brown believes we're at a tipping point for climate mobilization.
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Alison Stewart reports on restaurants considering no-tipping policies and guaranteed hourly wages for their workers.
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But in the past few years, it seems like things are tipping in the other direction.
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But this case is a salient reminder that tipping generously is never a waste of money.
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By monitoring that level, I could better maintain that buzz without tipping into too-drunk territory.
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Tensions, reportedly, have reached a tipping point, and Bannon may be close to losing his job.
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The dressers are "front heavy" and prone to tipping over if left unanchored, ABC News reports.
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"It's going to be a tipping point," Vracko said of the pope's visit to Puerto Maldonado.
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The tipping point was when her shoes began to overflow the boxes she stored them in.
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We also appreciated its large wheels, long hose and low center of gravity, which resists tipping.
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This was an issue our article explored, looking at restaurants that had adopted no-tipping policies.
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The good news is that plausible reforms could start tipping the labor market to benefit workers.
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Charlie McAvoy had a goal and Patrice Bergeron the other for Boston, tipping in Pastrnak's shot.
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A tipping point is here, and unexpected breakups, or shocking news, could be on the way.
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Grillo-Marxuach had a huge task in trying to right The 100's rapidly tipping ship.
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We are only partly a "tipping society," and that is under fire as well in restaurants.
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Dr. Trusel agreed that talk of tipping points could discount humans' ability to mitigate global warming.
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Demographers had been predicting such a tipping point for years, and they foresaw more to come.
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Figuring out what was required to prove tipping of inside information was a challenge to prosecutors.
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He did not use his phone or speak to anyone, tipping the waiter as he left.
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If there was an issue with your order, you can report it in lieu of tipping.
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The financial crisis accelerated that shift, tipping many factories with razor-thin profit margins into bankruptcy.
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In both domains, there are "tipping points" after which change accelerates, rendering the once implausible inevitable.
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Tipping the scales at about two pounds, it adds plenty of extra bulk to any backpack.
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Apple was apparently one of the lower-reporting big companies, tipping 3,000 images and no videos.
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Hauling companies pay composting sites a so-called tipping fee to take in and process materials.
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Hinch wrote off the entire issue as a case of pitch-tipping rather than sign-stealing.
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If you're tipping your pitch and I can see, I'm going to take advantage of it.
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The tipping point came when Harriet visited a doctor for a routine work physical last year.
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People and businesses suddenly had less money to spend, tipping the economy into a deep recession.
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"Over all, it looked like customer satisfaction increased after the tipping function was added," he said.
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But some places that followed his lead have decided to reinstitute tipping because of consumer backlash.
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In arriving at other decisions, like its tipping campaign, the guild has surveyed its entire membership.
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In deciding how much to give, think of holiday tipping as a bonus, not a gift.
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The list goes on, but let's just say that we are way past the tipping point.
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Dustin Hoffman's meticulously prepared performance in "Rain Man" (1988) almost certainly marked the cultural tipping point.
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The Oakley affair was a tipping point that may have more fallout than just bad publicity.
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" In 2014, Laverne Cox appeared on Time magazine's cover with the headline "The Transgender Tipping Point.
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The bigger battleground nowadays is in technology and the scales are tipping in Hong Kong's favour.
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Some Uber users said the shift to tipping drivers in New York City was long overdue.
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McBride said Flynn's resignation this week may have been a tipping point for this White House.
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"Members will vote how they want to vote on this," he said without tipping his hand.
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DoorDash is not the only gig economy company that has faced backlash for its tipping policies.
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In fact, Nishi explains that Lyft was the first ride-hailing app to introduce tipping drivers.
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"I think we're reaching a tipping point both within our base and within our caucus," Rep.
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This is the tipping point where Lee says the S&P 500 will begin to fall.
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"We are close to the tipping point where global warming becomes irreversible," Hawking told BBC News.
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Among other things, they expressed concern about tipping their hand, and a desire to minimize backlash.
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Fears about this tipping point spread over the summer, when fires raged through the Brazilian Amazon.
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Pelosi loyalists who have resisted impeachment are indicating the Ukraine episode may be their tipping point.
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Someday we'll hit a tipping point, when most organizations have already moved their data centers offsite.
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"But there does seem be a potential tipping point," after which more exercise may blunt desire.
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At least four recent polls show that public opinion on Obamacare is tipping in its favor.
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And it will be a tipping point if we can just get people out to vote.
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Americans eventually wearied of even the drills, with multiple scholars seeing 1959 as a tipping point.
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The company has recently instituted some driver requests such as tipping and more convenient fare routes.
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It is tilted "as a metaphor for tipping the scales of justice," Leo-Gwin told Hyperallergic.
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"I think we are seeing a tipping point," added Barnett, a Republican from a conservative community.
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By changing the fundamental underpinnings of tipping, the government might well end up destroying this practice.
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More than 11,000 people signed a guild petition asking the commission to consider the tipping rule.
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You're reaching a tipping point, and timing plays a crucial role in your life in 2019.
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But I think it's about what is the tipping point to keep you in the ecosystem?
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Offering a tipping option within its app might help Uber's PR issues with critics and drivers.
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Weezer and their Extremely Online frontman Rivers Cuomo began subtly tipping their hats to the account.
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But please, do your coke in the bathroom, and unroll your dollars before tipping your bartender.
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Malcolm Gladwell's best-selling books — The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers — are household names for many readers.
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Uber is rolling out a number of driver improvements, including the most sought-after feature: Tipping.
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Sandra Glading, director of public relations at Seamless, told me that she hopes the app has "affected tipping culture positively," but every rider I spoke to believes that tipping through the anonymous touch of a button seems to encourage skimping on the part of the customer.
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That tipping point may be hard to imagine right now -- especially given that congressional Republicans have kowtowed to Trump at every turn over these first three years in office -- but there is always a tipping point in politics, a moment past which the impossible seems inevitable.
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Perhaps more likely is general dissatisfaction with lower rates of pay from Uber pool rides and Uber's lack of an in-app tipping feature (versus Lyft having in-app tipping) — tellingly, this week Uber finally said it will start allowing riders to tip drivers via the app.
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Earlier this year grocery delivery service Instacart reversed course on its tipping policy after similar internet outcry.
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To prove an act of tipping is illegal, the Supreme Court stated in 1983 in Dirks v.
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And some paid her with information, tipping her off about prostitution stings so she could avoid them.
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I made a lousy $55 after eating a turkey and brie sandwich for dinner and tipping out.
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"Income predicts tipping," said Michael Lynn of Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration in the press release.
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The sociopolitical dynamic between these classes of people has reached a tipping point when the series opens.
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The quake must have been powerful enough to cause the rocking and the tipping of the train.
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Basically, they can discuss "issues" like enabling in-app tipping, but they can't negotiate for better pay.
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It&aposs Mueller and his merry brand of Democrat prosecutors who are tipping around a constitutional confrontation.
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Behold, the TV workplace warriors tipping their jaunty berets to the woman who showed us the way.
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Multiple Instacart workers told Ars Technica that sidelining tipping had made their income on the app plummet.
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Despite an outpouring of criticism from customers over its tipping policy, DoorDash has not changed its practices.
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"Tipping standards vary widely from one country to the next," says Sarah Schlichter, senior editor of SmarterTravel.com.
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The country is tipping into a property slump—and perhaps a banking crisis that threatens its currency.
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Maybe now that this tipping point has been achieved, that will start to change a lot faster.
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At one point, Justin even tried standing up in the pumpkin before tipping over into the water.
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Fly-tipping—the illegal dumping of waste—tends to rise slightly as people try to avoid paying.
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In surveys, drivers often say they like driving for Lyft better because of tipping and higher earnings.
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Tipping is not expected in the UK the way it is in the US and other countries.
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That is because tipping, particularly in America, has very little to do with the level of service.
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This effort includes adding a tipping option to the app and helping drivers obtain injury insurance protection.
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Many people think the very custom of tipping is a demeaning remnant from the age of aristocracy.
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Most fund managers and economists expect global policy stimulus to prevent the world from tipping into recession.
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When a customer tips more, DoorDash pays less — in other words, the customer is tipping the company.
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A lot of our tipping behavior on app-based rides can be traced back to Uber's beginnings.
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It initially removed the tipping option as part of this change, before relenting and adding it back.
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YouTube's sizable ad revenue shares, Patreon's subscriptions and Twitch's fan tipping are pulling creators away from Facebook.
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I believe there are four main keys to tipping the scales and sentencing global hunger to extinction.
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HotMeowth dropped his Hunter deck for a Zoo Warlock deck, tipping his hat at Zoolock founder Bearnugget.
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The company cited an unabashedly branded #LikeAGirl emoji campaign as a tipping point for its social disruption.
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Keep in mind the real purpose behind tipping: a way to acknowledge someone's efforts during the year.
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"Tipping accounts for about half – if not more than half – of the money I make," Rittman laments.
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You lose by acknowledging nuance, tipping too far into fantasy, or fighting with the game's snarky narrator.
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Has smartphone use reached a tipping point, where it's crossed the line from beneficial tool to detriment?
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Uber has built its business model by discouraging the practice of tipping at the expense of workers.
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There have been 186 reports of Malm dressers tipping, with 91 of them ending up in injuries.
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And when that starts to happen, we have a risk -- >> But what's the tipping point for that?
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Name a movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and you're tipping your hand from the start.
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Watching those organizers try to appeal to a "meme-friendly audience," he says, was a tipping point.
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If you're in your mid-thirties, you've hit that terrible tipping point where you're outnumbered by youngsters.
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A tipping tool for Uber is reportedly already built and ready to go, but hasn't been introduced.
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The American Hotel and Lodging Association, which represents hotel owners, recommends tipping $1 to $5 per night.
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After its controversial tipping policy provoked ire among its customers, food delivery service DoorDash is making changes.
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The ideas will be exported nationwide, with the help of Tipping Point Community and the Gates Foundation.
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But there may yet be a "tipping point", when higher rates cause problems for investors and borrowers.
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The simulation revealed a tipping point: a level of warming at which stratocumulus clouds break up altogether.
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"In our analysis, the tipping point may be only a few years away," he told conference participants.
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If enough restaurants stop working within the system of tipping, that tax credit no longer makes sense.
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Introduced in June, Super Hearts are in-app virtual goods that offer a form of virtual tipping.
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"The fact that tipping is a well-accepted social norm does not defeat plaintiffs' claims," Oetken wrote.
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They worry about whether they can place those trades without tipping off the rest of the market.
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The "tipping point" came when Mr Kononenko demanded that he appoint a crony as his deputy minister.
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Gamers have plenty of options to earn money from YouTube ad revenue shares and Twitch's tipping options.
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Kennedy's comments suggested a discomfort with race being used as a tipping point without the proper scrutiny.
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Cuts to driver pay across the ride-hail industry has made tipping income more important than ever.
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But the shift in where they are buying is accelerating and has likely reached a tipping point.
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Justin Bieber's tipping his hat to Austin Powers to celebrate his 24th birthday ... 'cause he's shaggin', baby!!!
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The historians and experts I spoke to, however, are doubtful this tipping point will come anytime soon.
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Amanda Seales told our photog why she re-tweeted a post explaining that tipping has racist roots.
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For these reasons and more, some top New York restaurateurs such as Danny Meyer are eliminating tipping.
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Sure, tipping is not 'cool' for customers but the entire hospitality and service industry depends on it.
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"We hope this represents a tipping point for the VR industry," director Ramiro Lopez Dau told Variety.
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Pluto's most iconic feature — its "icy heart" — may have been responsible for tipping the dwarf planet over.
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The report, released in April, called Mr McDonald's case a "tipping point for long-simmering community anger".
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The shift mirrors a nationwide trend of historically moderate or conservative suburban voters now slowly tipping left.
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Tipping gives discretion to the customer to reward a good dining experience or punish a bad one.
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His death was seen as a potential tipping point for a country weary of the bloody crackdown.
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What's worse is that the injury could've been avoided if these resorts had a no-tipping policy.
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He was right: the decade-long crime wars had reached a tipping point, but for the worse.
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She had added more than 22000 pounds to her 2100-foot frame, tipping the scale at 200.
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It meant the piece rate for deliveries was not influenced by a particular customer's view on tipping.
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"Everybody is worried about pitch-tipping, and everybody's worried about stealing signs across the league," Hinch said.
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The Great Barrier Reef is at a critical tipping point that will determine its long-term survival.
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However, how can we predict the tipping point where the convergence of rainfall, soil saturation, runoff, etc.
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Now dubbed Facebook Stars, the program aims to lure gaming creators with incentives like in-game tipping.
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When he recently called Pope Francis's critique of his immigration stance "disgraceful," we hit our tipping point.
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The first tipping point comes when solar or wind becomes cheaper than fossils for new power plants.
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The second tipping point — parity with existing power plants — is still a ways off in many countries.
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He has since said that he had a back channel tipping him off about the organization's actions.
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"Once social movements hit a tipping point, they have proved very difficult to stop," Deutsche Bank concluded.
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We have an extremely limited window of time to prevent dangerous tipping points and avoid climate catastrophe.
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Many longed for the day they were free to administer justice without powerful people tipping the scales.
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I love mine because, at around 30 pounds, the lamp base is sturdy enough to prevent tipping.
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The cool-cat aspect of Tharpism keeps tipping over into am-I-not-the-cutest-thing narcissism.
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"We are close to a tipping point," JetBlue's CEO Robin Hayes said on a conference call Thursday.
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Those who increased prices will be remembered for creating a tipping point in US drug pricing policy.
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It wasn't the only problem Clinton had, he argues, but did represent the tipping point for her.
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Tipping Point sits right in the middle of this incredible tension between incredible wealth and incredible poverty.
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TechCrunch spotted that Sprig added a tipping feature to its freshly made meal-delivery app this week.
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"It does seem like 2018 was a tipping point where people turned against emerging technologies," Shariff said.
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Obstacles concerning your home and family will reach a tipping point today—but what will you do?
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Could the summit be the tipping point that ushers in the end of the war on drugs?
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That sort of mass adoption creates a tipping point which could make even our 95% prediction conservative.
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There's no subscriptions or tipping, and they can't even inject revenue-sharing ad breaks into their videos.
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Streamlabs' report also delved into the revenue generated across the streaming services by way of virtual tipping.
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The company declined to share details about how it will do this to avoid tipping off abusers.
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But Kalanick had a "principled" opposition to tipping, Bloomberg News said, arguing the practice tamps down wages.
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It would be best for most restaurant employees if the industry moved away from a tipping model.
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