FIIs were net sellers to the tune of 28.5 billion rupees ($44 million) while DIIs were net buyers to the tune of 23.7 billion rupees.
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They increase the manpower to the tune of 10,000 people.
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If you're affected, it's serious to the tune of $400.
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He's funded CAIR to the tune of millions of dollars.
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By 2017, CalPERS was underfunded to the tune of $139bn.
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FIIs were net sellers to the tune of $22019 million.
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Mueller claims Charlie is behind to the tune of $89,000.
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To the tune of "2 Become 1" by the Spice Girls.
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All tolled, Aydin's gunning for T.I. to the tune of $700k.
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Medicare would be cut too, to the tune of $473 billion.
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OF Ramon Flores, who was struggling to the tune of a .
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In the end, Ring prevailed to the tune of $1 billion.
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Kendall would love to discourage him to the tune of $22,000.
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MORE did in 2008, to the tune of 85033,173 pages' worth?
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Electric. To the tune of more than 130 million records sold.
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Disappointed to the tune of, let's say, a $6,000 budget cut.
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" Or Peter denying Jesus to the tune of Hoobastank's "The Reason.
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Choo tormented his former organization to the tune of five RBIs.
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They&aposre subsidizing, not to the tune of what China&aposs doing.
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We buy romance novels to the tune of $1 billion a year.
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And Tay's new outerwear can be yours to the tune of $1,500.
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Qualcomm wants its royalty money back, to the tune of $7 billion.
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Young girls dancing to the tune of a song opposing child marriage.
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Prosecutors alleged that he had profited to the tune of $280 million.
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It is a bankruptcy to the tune of more than $70 billion.
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That restaurant made Austrian cooking waltz to the tune of nouvelle cuisine.
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Building affordable housing — to the tune of 13,000 new units every year.
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As the principal owner, Buffett himself benefited to the tune of billions.
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Unsworth sued in September for "worldwide damage," to the tune of $750,000.
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She could pay for it herself -- to the tune of $1,000 a month.
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Hijinks ensue, all graphic of course, to the tune of some '80s synths.
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Oklahoma pounded the middle to the tune of 72 points in the paint.
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Watch as planes explode and fire burns, to the tune of literally nothing.
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G-Eazy picked up the tab ... to the tune of well over $1,000!!!
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SkyBell raised a debt financing round in 2015 to the tune of $750,000.
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And it's working — to the tune of over a million in annual revenue.
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"Get ready for impeachment," she recently tweeted, to the tune of 21977,4733 likes.
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They have angel backing to the tune of €380k ($415k) at this point.
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Almost all subsidise tuition—in America, to the tune of $200bn a year.
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FIIs were net buyers to the tune of $2800 million during the week.
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But do San Diegans love the Chargers to the tune of $1.15 billion?
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Irving focused on distributing, to the tune of 10 assists, a season high.
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Democrats passed their own disaster aid package to the tune of $12.1 billion.
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Meanwhile, the Sackett accrued ruinous liability — to the tune of $85033,000 per day!
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African-American kids are unemployed or underemployed to the tune of 51 percent.
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The intellectual property theft to the tune of several hundred billion a year.
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To the tune of $2,700 per month for two people in their 30s.
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It is expected to mobilise revenue to the tune of 200 billion rupees.
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Soybeans are Arkansas' top export to the tune of about $850 million annually.
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"Welcome to the Jungle" opened to the tune of $36 million in 2017.
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"I'm SO BURNED to the tune of THOUSANDS of dollars," tweeted a customer.
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Now, I had to find another way, to the tune of $700 per month.
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Lisa Marie Presley claims she's in the red — to the tune of $2100 million.
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Pickens was an early backer -- to the tune of $100,000 -- of former Florida Gov.
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SoftBank is already WeWork's largest investor, to the tune of more than $10 billion.
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Days ago, Singaporean crypto exchange Bitrue was hacked to the tune of $4.2 million.
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Royal Dutch Shell whiffed on earnings forecasts to the tune of about $1 billion.
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Three years later, Yahoo wrote down its purchase to the tune of $482 million.
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Per TMZ, Cimino eventually offered two movie roles to the tune of $11 million.
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Investors have agreed and are financing the company to the tune of $7 million.
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Alibaba has backed Paytm, a local e-commerce venture, to the tune of $21000m.
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Until then, we'll all be here, twiddling our thumbs to the tune of "Me!"
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One MBA graduate last year struck gold to the tune of a $467,000 payday.
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Iran arms and funds Hezbollah to the tune of a billion dollars a year.
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He said it costs Uber to the tune of £215 to £2000 per driver.
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Goldman Sachs and their wealthy clients benefitted to the tune of billions of dollars.
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ZACC said the government had suffered total losses to the tune of $3.7 million.
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So Washington subsidizes the rest, currently to the tune of $254 million a year.
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However, that investment has now rebounded to the tune of more than $20183 billion.
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Fraudsters have fleeced soldiers and veterans to the tune of $405 million since 2012.
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Management recently trimmed costs and performance-related pay to the tune of £55 million.
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The New York-based startup has raised funding to the tune of $13 million.
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Wealthy Americans increased their spending on pets by 70%, to the tune of $1,523.
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Larry's threatening to get the last laugh ... to the tune of at least $500k.
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To the tune of buying how much percentage of the common stock right now?
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SoftBank previously backed Zume to the tune of $375 million in funding in 2018.
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Pelosi just repealed private health care industry taxes to the tune of $376 billion.
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Sondland had financially supported Trump's inauguration -- to the tune of a $1 million donation.
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The Obama administration supported them, funding apprenticeship programs to the tune of $250 million.
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Set to the tune of Simon & Garfunkel, the ad promises, as the song does, to
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And crypto exchange Bithumb was hacked to the tune of $13 million just last week.
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Sung to the tune of "Ice Ice Baby," Winterbottom's rap is truly a lyrical masterpiece.
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Potts serenades her and Beast to the tune of "Beauty and the Beast" — look like?
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Their central bank freed up banks over there to the tune of $25 billion. Right?
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OneLocal has signed up 3.563 businesses to the tune of $3.553,3.543 in monthly recurring revenue.
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A single Popeye's biscuit is smashed to the tune of a song by Lindsey Buckingham.
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In contrast, black women voted for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton to the tune of 94%.
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Women fueled the box-office success of Wonder Woman to the tune of $821M worldwide.
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TechCrunch is reporting that Niantic has reached a settlement, to the tune of $1.5 million.
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She's hired Matt Dixon, founder of purplepatch Fitness, to the tune of $185 a month.
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Tori Spelling is practically swimming in overdue bills ... to the tune of over $1 million.
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"La La Land" capitalized on its 14 Oscar nominations to the tune of $12 million.
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Year-to-date, foreigners are net buyers of stocks to the tune of $2.7 biillion.
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Marlins pitchers have been hit to the tune of a 4.90 ERA when throwing Realmuto.
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And I already do, to the tune of $11 per month for professional wrestling news.
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As of last Friday they were collectively net short to the tune of 23,723 contracts.
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Qatar has also agreed to develop the same port to the tune of $4 billion.
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And in March, 2017, he was burglarized to the tune of $500k worth of jewelry.
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The state of NJ dropped a new lien on MJB to the tune of $166,292.77.
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Stocks, meanwhile, continue their downwards march to the tune of another net 300-tonne fall.
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The offensive line, meanwhile, has underperformed to the tune of seven allowed sacks per game.
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The program is expected to reimburse insurers to the tune of $7 billion this year.
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Unintended, economic consequences restrict women disproportionately to the tune of billions of dollars each year.
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The United States had funded France's military failure to the tune of about $2.5 billion.
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Every dollar that Americans spend on transportation annually, to the tune of nearly $2 billion.
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It's cyborg feminism to the tune of dreamy synth work you can groove out to.
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FIIs were net sellers in the cash market to the tune of 18 billion rupees.
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Yes, this pup has his own social media following to the tune of 42,000 followers.
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To the tune of a $200 million loan to invest in its subscription rental business.
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The Polish government has even been willing to pay — to the tune of $2 billion.
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Nearly from the start, that meant private lessons to the tune of $20,000 a year.
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Facebook said it would fund its content oversight board to the tune of $130 million.
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Apple's other top executives also saw raises, each to the tune of roughly $1.3 million.
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Baltimore has battered the AL Central to the tune of a 17-6 mark. 3.
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Ghosn stands accused of underreporting compensation spanning eight years to the tune of $82 million.
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Pilot Jones filed new legal docs saying he's been damaged to the tune of $2,113,800.
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In the docs, she says their estate is "underwater" ... to the tune of $10 million.
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The company is in the hole, we're told, to the tune of around $70 million.
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Endgame shattered box office records by opening this weekend to the tune of $1.2 billion worldwide.
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Amazon's stock has soared this year and Bezos has benefited to the tune of $32.6 billion.
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No, China is a net capital exporter to the tune of 1.2 percent of its GDP.
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Andy Barr to the tune of $3 million heading into the final weeks of the race.
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Thiel had covertly funded that lawsuit, and others against Gawker, to the tune of $10 million.
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And it is buying baskets of Japan's leading stocks to the tune of ¥6trn a year.
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Results where hit by one-off items to the tune of 150 million crowns, SSAB said.
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Last year the government had to recapitalise state-owned banks to the tune of 2.1trn rupees.
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Those affected will find their wallets lighter to the tune of £320 a year, on average.
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Did anyone else read T.C.'s game plan to the tune of "Eye of the Tiger"?
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"They do it to the tune of about 5 billion photo views per day," he added.
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In return, Entergy will agree to fund environmental protection efforts to the tune of $15 million.
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As of this week, the Milwaukee was recommended the county settle to the tune of $83,000.
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" She then shared a 12-minute video to the tune of "up-and-coming mommy blogger.
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Finally, Ryan Murphy is Team Harris to the tune of $5,500 and Team Buttigieg for $2,800.
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Virtually every "name brand" hedge fund is facing redemptions to the tune of billions of dollars.
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China still exports many more goods than it imports, to the tune of nearly $500bn annually.
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The lavish purchase came as HUD faced crippling budget cuts to the tune of $23 billion.
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OneCoin defrauded investors to the tune of $3.8 billion, for example, with a non-existent cryptocurrency.
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He sings "Happy Birthday" to Beyoncé to the tune of "Happy Birthday Lisa" from The Simpsons.
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Gun violence continues to plague America to the tune of 30,000 gun-related deaths per year.
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Now, Nash is suiting for "damages due to this breach" to the tune of $15 million.
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The move could hurt banks' earnings to the tune of 500 billion rupees, it reported. bit.
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He's been messed with before, to the tune of 18 years, but 18 years isn't life.
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Otherwise, the Commission would gun for the retired cop's checkbook to the tune of $10k. Sgt.
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The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority is deep under water, to the tune of $22019 billion.
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It bans employer based insurance and taxes the middle class to the tune of $30 trillion.
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Hurricane Florence heavily damaged Marine Corps facilities in North Carolina to the tune of $85033 billion.
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Gun violence also has a financial cost, to the tune of about $100 billion a year.
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Increased rainfall totals will stress urban drainage systems, to the tune of $22050 billion per year.
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It will result in decreased tax revenues, however, to the tune of $28500 billion over time.
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They have been net sellers to the tune of 21 million rupees so far this year.
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Elzhi announced the album in November 2013 and took fan donations to the tune of $37,000.
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The US was expected to take countermeasures to the tune of billions of dollars in tariffs.
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Trump also wants to significantly cut the federal radon program to the tune of 80 percent.
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Birdman and Cash Money now have to pay the piper ... to the tune of $3.3 mil.
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But those companies have benefited, too — sometimes to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Yes, he pays taxes — to the tune of some $1393 million in just the past year.
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In all, the company benefited to the tune of $220 billion, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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She likes to twirl her victims around to the tune of a song only she hears.
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Draper Associates is buying into the Aragon network's ANT token to the tune of $1 million.
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Graduate students also receive Federal Work-Study to the tune of over a hundred million dollars.
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Then, they were net long to the tune of 47,702 contracts, a bet worth $4.26 billion.
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He paid off all the layaways, to the tune of $80,000, according to the Chicago Tribune.
|
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Those supporters have pillaged the Venezuelan treasury to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.
|
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Those antics paid off, to the tune of an estimated $5 billion worth of free media.
|
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To add insult to injury, Shane's gotta pay Jin's attorney fees to the tune of $50,000.
|
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Erin Andrews just won big in her lawsuit against Marriott ... to the tune of $55 million.
|
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Yet Cuomo has built-in advantages: allies, name recognition, reserves to the tune of $30 million.
|
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Jesse Williams is opening his wallet wide for his estranged wife, to the tune of $160,000.
|
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Late-night host James Corden sang about the summer's news events to the tune of mega-hit.
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But a local bank took a chance on him — to the tune of a $1.5 million loan.
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On November 8th Tesco Bank said it had reimbursed all losses, to the tune of £2.5m ($33m).
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Backers have now funded the company to the tune of $633,788 as of the time of writing.
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This is on top of back child support he's already ponied up ... to the tune of $161,633.
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Buffett actually made money on the deal in the end, to the tune of about $73 million.
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It was a winning strategy for Cassity, who played those fears to the tune of $450 million.
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Buffett actually made money on the deal in the end, to the tune of about $250 million.
|
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On Friday, the company reached a tentative settlement with potential plaintiffs, to the tune of $11.2 million.
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California has a problem to the tune of 129 million dead trees, spread across 8.9 million acres.
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The hackers cleaned out three of these accounts to the tune of $32 million worth of ether.
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Yemeni refugees, too, have been spilling into the kingdom, to the tune of over half a million.
|
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Kendall Jenner is the latest Hollywood celebrity hit by burglars ... this time to the tune of $200k.
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She let's loose to the tune of "Mutant Brain" by Ape Drums and Sam Spiegel – Jonze's brother.
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Oh, and they ended up settling a lawsuit over the issue to the tune of $25 million.
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The U.S. government agreed, and now Trump has authorized new duties to the tune of 30 percent.
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A bunch of people decided to join Thomas on his journey, to the tune of 43,000 subscribers.
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Eickhoff has struggled on the road to the tune of a 212-210 record and 20143 ERA.
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U.S. taxpayers ended up bailing out big banks and others to the tune of over $700 billion.
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This Frank Thomas 1990 card could also make you a pretty penny, to the tune of $300.
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These beloved classic videos feature captivating imagery and discovery themes, choreographed to the tune of classical music.
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However, crippling student loan debt — to the tune of $0003,2000 — ate up huge portions of her paycheck.
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They've been seed-funded by three local VCs to the tune of $1.2 million at this stage.
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One minute grinning along to the tune of the summer, the next convinced there are ants everywhere.
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Typically, studios will back a movie's awards campaign to the tune of $5 million to $20 million.
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The family refused, and has been facing fines ever since -- to the tune of at least $3,100.
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The Times notes he profited from his father's largess to the tune of more than $400 million.
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The Buffs also controlled the boards to the tune of 44-27, ceding just four offensive caroms.
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On the defensive end, Dallas locked down Minnesota to the tune of a 36.4 percent shooting performance.
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The National Institutes of Health is funding the BabySeq study to the tune of about $25 million.
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But New York opened its purse strings wide and has offered to the tune of $2000 billion.
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The singer has faced two major stumbles this week, and one is to the tune of $100 million.
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However, foreign investors have been net sellers to the tune of 798.5 million rupees so far this year.
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After pirouetting to the tune of "When the Saints Go Marching In," he declared it a perfect day.
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So after Planned Parenthood began its minor buy, Susan B. Anthony List responded to the tune of $18,258.
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Several YouTube channels have already picked up Yung's video, to the tune of hundreds of thousands of likes.
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Clearly, tariffs are impacting us probably to the tune of 50 to 100 basis points [on gross margin].
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Shoppers weren't afraid to pull out their smartphones to shop on Thanksgiving, to the tune of $24.3 billion.
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Critics, however, only liked the film to the tune of a 19833 percent score — a 21983-point gap.
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Though nowhere to the tune of $15 million, winning this farce likely did not come cheap for Masnick.
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BP's investment in next-generation technology just paid off to the tune of a billion barrels of oil.
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Set to the tune of "Every Breath You Take", the remix is as catchy as it is unnerving.
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Spoiler alert — he does, at the eleventh hour, to the tune of "Back To You" by Selena Gomez.
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The film debuted internationally to the tune of $48 million, bringing its worldwide gross to around $81.3 million.
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Netflix recently acquired the rights to the film, which premiered at Sundance, to the tune of $21940 million.
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High schoolers sang a song about the KKK to the tune of "Jingle Bells" as their classmates laughed.
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It's involvement in the bid — reportedly to the tune of $7 billion — centers around keeping the industry competitive.
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Meanwhile, England's three Football League divisions are sponsored by Sky Bet (to the tune of £6m per year).
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For some comparison, when Facebook went public, it was already profitable to the tune of a billion dollars.
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At 29-months-old, Boomer has amassed an impressive following to the tune of 770,000 followers and counting.
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The project was funded to the tune of $13 million, but that's when things started to go wrong.
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Admittedly, watching massive animals gallop through fire to the tune of Iron Maiden's "The Trooper" is fucking sweet.
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Indeed, four of Neumann's properties are leased to WeWork — to the tune of several million dollars in rent.
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Real Madrid were in debt to the tune of €300m; a solution needed to be found, and quickly.
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In his previous appearance against the Astros, Walker dominated to the tune of 2868 strikeouts in seven innings.
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In 2008, the arbitration panel issued an award in Tapie's favor to the tune of 400 million euros.
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It is the body that plays doubles with sister Venus, to the tune of 14 Grand Slam titles.
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The Japanese government now has to subsidize the industry to the tune of roughly $10 million per year.
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A week later, Emily opened her eyes to the tune of "Happy Birthday" sung by the hospital staff.
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Nevertheless ... Hicks is suing for breach of contract and the money he's out ... to the tune of $13,487.85.
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The clip shows a series of positive messages and images of Americans to the tune of Perry's hit.
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Trump suggested another counterpunch late Thursday to the tune of an additional $2700 billion in tariffs against China.
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A wave of baby boomers retiring in excess, to the tune of 10,000 men and women a day.
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As Hornbach notes, foreign investors were net buyers of Treasuries last year to the tune of $20 billion.
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Hundreds of those contributions were in lyrical form, set to the tune of a Broadway or pop song.
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All told, Lockheed Martin Ventures has funded companies to the tune of $20 million over the last year.
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It was to the tune of "John Brown's Body" that Howe wrote her Civil War anthem in 1910.
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Instead, this proxy war has drained Saudi Arabia's precious resources to the tune of $1 billion each month.
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Analysis suggests its investors are subsidizing the cost of rides to the tune of around 60 per cent.
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So, essentially, it is committing to match donations to these organizations up to the tune of $2 million.
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The site posted on the claim multiple times and Ayyadurai took offense to the tune of $15 million.
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On Thursday, it settled a U.S. privacy violation suit to the tune of $3.75 million (A$4.95 million).
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Northern Ireland's weak economy, subsidised to the tune of approximately 9 billion pounds annually, is already a drain.
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It opened in China to the tune of $200 million, and has now reached $1.6 billion total globally.
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He also said that the defendants profited off his work to the tune of more than $28 million.
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That program was funded to the tune of about $291 million that was enacted in fiscal year 2016.
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The winner will collect a hefty paycheck, to the tune of approximately £2655 million (or about $2000 million).
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But sometimes a single video can earn a massive amount of money — to the tune of over $90,000.
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Too many women are being excluded from fair pay and representation to the tune of billions of dollars.
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Every Australian man, woman and child is underwriting their own apocalypse to the tune of $1,198 a year.
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Those levies would make room for a benefits increase, to the tune of 2% of the average benefit.
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As I have written before, federal taxpayers have financed Sanders to the tune of more than $85033 million.
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The DNC has $6.5 million cash on hand but is in hock to the tune of $85033 million.
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For the second time in a week, Dominguez won the top prize, this time to the tune of $100,000.
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Just last month, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance, was hacked to the tune of $40 million.
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This would be rivaled only by the actual economic costs, to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.
|
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In its section devoted to contributions, the largest single donor was the Trump Corporation to the tune of $566,370.
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A hell of a lot, folk artist Ted Yoder proved (to the tune of over 2.7 million views!). 1.
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Exchange data showed foreign investors were net buyers to the tune of about $2540 million, an unusually large margin.
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Arrieta is healthy, consistently great, but he has struggled to the tune of 12 earned runs in 18 innings.
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Another December, another massive opening for a Star Wars movie—this time to the tune of $450 million worldwide.
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Dynamic Nursing says it helped nurse her back to health ... then got left hanging to the tune of $2,762.
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The board is independent from Facebook, but Facebook is funding the board's operations to the tune of $130 million.
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Trump is likely going to face a Hillary Clinton operation funded to the tune of more than $1 billion.
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Then, claiming fake losses, the companies lobbied corrupt government officials for tax refunds to the tune of $22014 million.
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Production of Class I nickel, by contrast, is forecast to fall this year to the tune of 19,000 tonnes.
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" One group of enthusiastic Sanders partisans broke into a Bernie Sanders song to the tune of "Yankee Doodle Dandy.
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But all seemed different inside the Lounge, as if freedom reigned to the tune of David Stuart Gary's piano.
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The couple entered their reception to the tune of Justin Bieber's "Baby," an important love song of our time.
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The bank was bailed out to the tune of around 45.8 billion pounds just months after its cash call.
|
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Oklahoma guard Buddy Hield has been a scoring machine all season, to the tune of 25.4 points per game.
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"I wanted to look hot, I'm wearing a teapot," she sang, to the tune of the film's title track.
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But the parks do operate at a loss, Hartman says, to the tune of about $1.4 million a year.
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They have self-funded the project to the tune of $200,000 and they are looking into further equity funding.
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The coalition partners in June approved tax relief for families to the tune of 10 billion euros a year.
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Their role irks some British taxpayers, who subsidise the rail network to the tune of £20163bn ($5.6bn) a year.
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Reddit user HoeDontNo shared his daughter's terrifying handiwork online, to the tune of million views and hundreds of comments.
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Did Spotify really fail to pay artists to the tune of a billion dollars all the while losing money?
|
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Mr Hammond could boost spending or cut taxes to the tune of £20bn ($26bn) without breaking his fiscal rules.
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To the tune of The Weather Girls' "It's Raining Men," Lima strips down as water covers her toned body.
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But now, the California National Guard is demanding more sacrifices from her -- to the tune of $650 a month.
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These feature a flushing system that will harvest rainwater to the tune of more than 750,000 gallons a year.
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Marvel movies and television shows and make a lot of money — to the tune of $3.7 billion in 2018.
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I believe the same will eventually be true for Stories, to the tune of billions in revenue for Facebook.
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Its investment banking revenue plunged 40 percent, pushing the firm into the red to the tune of $26 million.
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The public has been buying bonds to the tune of over a trillion dollars for the last four years.
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In the video, the 14-year-old actor grooves and shakes and raps to the tune of the song.
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Jesus, that's to the tune of the alphabet song, and Twinkle Twinkle... what a horrifying contribution to the songbook.
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The project will also open up private investment opportunities to the tune of $15 billion, the government said Tuesday.
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Money Mayweather added to his 401k to the tune of $275 mil with his Conor McGregor fight last year.
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In the biggest of these, China, overseas investors deserted the country to the tune of $20083 billion last year.
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Jordan Peele's latest horror film Us scared audiences silly over the weekend — to the tune of over $70 million.
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Whatever it was, it worked, and Gordon went off to the tune of 102 yards rushing and a tuddy.
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The company added that it aims to recapitalize Jadranska Banka to the tune of 110 million kunas ($17.33 million).
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Instead, Melvin Gordon ran right the hell over the Titans to the tune of 196 yards on 32 carries.
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All the while, Kim builds more and more nuclear weapons, to the tune of every six or seven weeks.
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Federal Election Commission ruling, corporate money has flooded into the electoral process, to the tune of billions of dollars.
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Venture capitalists including Andreessen Horowitz, Khosla Ventures and Y Combinator have backed them to the tune of $983 million.
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Exit polls showed that black women threw near-unanimous support (to the tune of 94 percent) behind Hillary Clinton.
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Funds were net long of the LME copper contract to the tune of 54,098 lots as of last Friday.
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Then there are Dodo's "biggest enemies" - doors - which the dog has assaulted to the tune of $12,500 in damages.
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Pirate Roberts himself hired several assassins to the tune of $0003,000 in a desperate bid to hid his identity.
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Here's what else is happening: Ending the week on a high note — to the tune of 83 and sunny.
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Abbvie saw an increase in short selling to the tune of $402.7 million worth of shares, according to S3.
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Its northernmost route, Silver was subsidized to the tune of $1.4 million to fly it for the summer season.
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The Trump administration's trade bailouts for farmers to the tune of $28 billion in 2018 and 2019 are examples.
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" Other songs in the play include: Hopefully that last one is sung to the tune of "O Christmas Tree.
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French telecoms provider Altice was penalized to the tune of 124,5 million euros for a similar offense last year.
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Abbvie saw an increase in short selling to the tune of $402.7 million worth of shares, according to S3.
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Ebitda, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, was negative to the tune of €1.13 million last year.
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The Council of Economic Advisers estimated that it would benefit consumers to the tune of $17 billion a year.
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They lock eyes to the tune of Janelle Monae's "Make Me Feel," shyly smiling as they acknowledge their attraction.
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And analysts expect Satya to keep shopping — to the tune of $2 billion this year, according to one analyst.
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That's right, five years ago Texas A&M expanded and improved Kyle Field to the tune of $21884 million.
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Investors have noticed: USMV/SPLV show negative money flows over the past week to the tune of $770 million.
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Also down over 1 percent was the healthcare sector, which closed trade negatively to the tune of 1.22 percent.
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This triggered the massive exodus of Puerto Ricans to the states – to the tune of 600,000 plus and counting.
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He sidestepped to the adjacent machine where he tossed the ball some more, to the tune of 43 points.
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They call it Advantage 2020, and say they hope to fund it to the tune of seventy million dollars.
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Fine to the tune of around $75 million in annual revenue for every one million players in the game.
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But not only was Ding doing this, he was doing it to the tune of 24.2 points a game.
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Google saw potential to the tune of $1.65 billion when they acquired it lock, stock and barrel in November 2006.
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The overhang stems from two years of production that exceeded demand to the tune of more than 1.5 million bpd.
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Dancing, sharing, and reciprocating, I made my way home to the tune of Jamaa el-Fna's ultra-halqa-light-beam.
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It also awards additional funding to schools that meet the standards -- to the tune of six cents per healthy lunch.
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Such are the fundamental bonds between nickel and stainless steel, nickel dancing to the tune of its biggest user base.
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Elsewhere in big venture funding, Andreessen Horowitz just raised its third biology-focused fund to the tune of $750 million.
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Right now, the military has a lease for the spot through September of 2018, to the tune of $2.39 million.
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At it's most robust point, under Republican President George W. Bush, it was funded to the tune of $25 million.
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The United States remained a major net importer of primary aluminum to the tune of 4.1 million tonnes last year.
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Set to the tune of the "Hey Song," the duo were cheered on by onlookers as they took the plunge.
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Eliminating it will reduce access to benefits, to the tune of 275 million people, by the Trump administration's own numbers.
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They are financed by payroll taxes (to the tune of 0.3% of GDP in Colombia, Jamaica and Panama, for example).
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According to a report in the Financial Times, it's a match made in heaven, to the tune of $250 million.
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She even sings a terrible-wonderful song about vitamins to the baby to the tune of the Flintstones theme song.
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NATO recently pledged to keep supporting the Afghan army to the tune of $20093 billion over the next four years.
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Buckingham Palace is set to undergo a decade-long refurbishment to the tune of $460 million, officials announced on Friday.
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Apple Music also has a digital locker feature that subscribers can take advantage of, to the tune of 100,000 songs.
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The resulting fiscal deficit was financed by the central bank, which printed money to the tune of 240% of GDP.
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And predictably, ticket prices for a seemingly meaningless spring game against Utah soared to the tune of thousands per ticket.
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So they wanted the company, and they wanted him — well, in this case, me — to the tune of $1.29 billion.
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The United States remained a major net importer of primary aluminium to the tune of 4.1 million tonnes last year.
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Coty stock was also soaring on Miller's comments to the tune of about 6 percent in late Thursday morning trading.
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Yes, friends, Deadpool 2 shot into theaters this weekend to the tune of $125 million at the domestic box office.
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The chipmaker has also filed a countersuit against Apple claiming it's also owed royalties to the tune of $7 billion.
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Plus, before they would have received dependency exemptions on their three kids, to the tune of $12,150 for all three.
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He's not backing off his demand for Lisa Marie to kick in for his lawyers to the tune of $450k.
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To the tune of snow, heat, river crossings, and mosquitoes, we turned big rocks into little rocks into littler rocks.
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Each year, the group shares its costumes to r/Pics to the tune of thousands of views, comments and upvotes.
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Meanwhile, I've learned that Bezahlt is backed to the tune of €3.5 million with a mixture of equity and debt.
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Amazon aims to help there, too – of course, to the tune of selling ever more Echo devices in the process.
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That's another significant blow: In 2014, taxes and extortion filled its coffers to the tune of an estimated $600 million.
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Global mine supply is still down on year-earlier levels to the tune of 6.5 percent, according to the INSG.
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Teresa Giudice has big plans for 2016 – and they include turning her finances around to the tune of $40 million.
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Having sputtered to the tune of four first downs in the first quarter, the Cougars came alive in the second.
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Heavy rain and snowfall have damaged systems meant to capture water, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Which means so far, Musk is losing money on the deal to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Brick Intro," off Gucci's The Return of East Atlanta Santa, sets profoundly vulgar rap to the tune of "Jingle Bells.
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The US government funds these "corporate shell" accounts to the tune of hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars.
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That thing is Ezra, so, the couple has sex to the tune of "Stand By Me," just like everyone else.
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It employed up to 3 million men, including 15,000 Native Americans, to the tune of $30 per person each month.
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" The scene he recreated: When a first aid trainer told employees to perform CPR to the tune of "Stayin' Alive.
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It goes something to the tune of: Oh, that'll be stuck in your Boddingtons-soaked brain for a minute now.
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His comments were echoed by the U.S. government, which has supported the fraught election to the tune of $30 million.
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We already help pay for their staff, travel, mailings and district offices to the tune of $1 million a year.
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Today, big music names like Taylor Swift, Jason Mraz, and Zac Brown strum to the tune of a Taylor guitar.
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Gallardo has limited experience against the Indians' lineup, however Edwin Encarnacion has had his number to the tune of batting .
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The officer was them marched across the parade ground to the tune of the "Rogue's March" toward the regimental band.
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This episode also gives us another one of the series' best musical montages to the tune of "Crystal Blue Persuasion."
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However, they have been net sellers to the tune of 58 billion worth of government bonds so far this year.
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In the week through last Thursday foreigners were net sellers to the tune of $48 million, stock exchange data showed.
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It didn't make the finals, but the company just received another round of funding to the tune of $29 million.
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Her joke was so good, she reposted the look on Instagram — to the tune of over 19,700 likes and counting.
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In the week through last Thursday, however, foreigners were net sellers to the tune of $48 million, the data showed.
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Some of the local landowners sued over this and the courts sided with them to the tune of $11 million.
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"Sales have been amazing," says Bandier — to the tune of $20 million annually based on a 12-month run rate.
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And according to Travel + Leisure, more Americans will travel this Fourth than ever — to the tune of 44.2 million people.
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Obesity alone is associated with a staggering cost of job absenteeism — nationally, to the tune of $4.3 billion a year.
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In new docs, obtained by TMZ, Sonni also says Renner's fallen behind on child support to the tune of $48,367.
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Every time someone let them scan a badge, the company made a donation, to the tune of $14,500 last year.
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The board is independent from Facebook, but Facebook is funding the board&aposs operations to the tune of $130 million.
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And we will do this at scale — to the tune of approximately 26,220 episodes of TV & up to 22020,26.871 movies.
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However, entertainment jobs showed significant growth between 2010 and 2016, to the tune of 36,130 jobs, or over 19 percent.
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The tax code subsidizes the purchase of employer based insurance to the tune of about $85033 trillion over 10 years.
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DJ Khaled is lavishing himself with Christmas gifts ... to the tune of a half-million-dollar custom Rolls-Royce truck!!!
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Well, it seems that has already paid off — to the tune of $6 million in donations in his first day.
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There's money for the border wall (to the tune of $1.37 billion -- the same amount that was allocated last year).
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One huge contract has gone to a private company called Bridge International Academies — reportedly to the tune of $65 million.
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They find that presidential regimes tend to have smaller governments, to the tune of 5 to 8 percent of GDP.
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LG recently announced that its new LG G22 ThinQ will be available starting April 2699th to the tune of $255 unlocked.
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They enter to the tune of Scorpions' "Rock You Like A Hurricane," just to really hit that nail on the head.
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In November 2016, Buckingham Palace announced it was set to undergo a decade-long refurbishment to the tune of $460 million.
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Compared with buying dollars on the more expensive unofficial market, though, Dangote companies benefited to the tune of about $100 million.
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Foreign investors also bought U.S. stocks during the month to the tune of $19.1 billion up from $15.4 billion in January.
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Its operations were in the red to the tune of $29.9 million in 2018, down from $30.4 million a year earlier.
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He pushed into new markets abroad and raised an unprecedented amount of capital, to the tune of around $12.5bn, including debt.
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Of course, winning has its perks — namely a check to the tune of $50,000, the Disrupt Cup and serious bragging rights.
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But when Cruz dropped out of the race, he went all in on Donald Trump — to the tune of $13.5 million.
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They come from hundreds of disparate accounts that post and repost videos to the tune of hundreds of thousands of views.
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The founders are Craig Doriot and Joie Pirkey and the entire project was self-funded to the tune of $2 million.
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"We anticipate the offshore lobster industry will be affected to the tune of about $10 million per year," Vanasse told NPR.
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Josue says that sales of the Francesinha are to the tune of 250 to 300 per week, which supports this hypothesis.
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Wayfair is one of the companies capitalizing on this shift, to the tune of $4.7 billion in net revenue in 2017.
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That surge has burned short sellers of the stock to the tune of more than $8 billion, S3 Partners data shows.
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The streaming giant is borrowing money (to the tune of $20173 billion in April) to fund new films and TV shows.
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In one episode, a willful act of destruction rages to the tune of "I Don't Like Mondays" by The Boomtown Rats.
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His speedy response ignited a flurry of follow-up tweets (to the tune of "YAAAS"), and even a few think pieces.
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Money also found its way into European equities for the first time in 39 weeks, to the tune of $83 million.
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Already, Passport's services have been embraced to the tune of $250 million in transit transactions on its current annual run rate.
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But all the while, you miss the ways the world really does move to the tune of some barely heard melody.
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After a rousing introduction from Trump and to the tune of a song by Queen, Melania Trump walked out on stage.
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However, they have been net sellers to the tune of 58 billion rupees worth of government bonds so far this year.
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However, they have been net sellers to the tune of 62 billion rupees worth of government bonds so far this year.
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The so-called "Pacific Solution" was orchestrated under bilateral agreements and funded by Australia to the tune of several billion dollars.
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The largest portion of Trump's September spending, meanwhile, went to "placed media" advertising — to the tune of more than $23 million.
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They've been caught on camera gobbling to the tune of honking cars, chasing down mailmen, and performing vaguely disturbing dance rituals.
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You won't miss the extra features — or, more to the point, you probably won't miss them to the tune of $300.
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Key West is all about luxury — doing as little as possible to the tune of about $211,217 for a weeklong vacation.
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The European Union took a big bite out of Apple last week, to the tune of $14.5 billion in retroactive taxes.
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It's intended to be sung to the tune of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" but there's nothing cute and innocent about it.
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Instead, she sang fan submitted lyrics to the tune of hits like Justin Bieber's "Sorry," Adele's "Hello," and "Waterfalls" by TLC.
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Washington also would be extending Smith to the tune of 4 years and an average $23.5 million fake dollars per year.
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These business costs will be transferred to consumers, to the tune of $300 per household every year, according to the CFA.
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The Rice family brought a civil lawsuit, though, and, on Monday, they reached a settlement to the tune of $6 million.
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Restaurants benefit from introducing mobile ordering into their applications, according to market research, to the tune of a boosted bottom line.
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These vacancies are costly, to the tune of about $680 in lost revenue per day per vacancy, according to iCIMS data.
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Valley of the Fallen is publicly funded—to the tune of over 12 million euros since 2012—and largely untouched, standing
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It is raking in subsidies to the tune of $200,000 per job created, which seems like a stiff price to pay.
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He has become the richest man in the world through picking taxpayers pockets to the tune of $540,000 in Arizona alone.
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A health-care workers' union is battling kidney dialysis companies over the costs of care, to the tune of $27 million.
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Manafort also used vastly different estimations of his wealth over the years, to the tune of tens of millions of dollars.
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Taken together, the scope and complexity of many regulations is stifling the American economy to the tune of $2 trillion —annually.
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The first involved illegal campaign contributions to the tune of $20043,000 during the 2006 presidential election, presumably helping ensure García's victory.
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Trump, the star of the show, entered the room to the tune of "Hail to the Chief" while assembled lawmakers applauded.
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For unsecured loans writedowns should be to the tune of 210 percent in the first year and 2300 percent the second.
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MM) conglomerate over the Bashneft oil company, leaving Sistema out of pocket to the tune of 100 billion roubles ($1.7 billion).
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Those who overdraw frequently waste much more, to the tune of $442 a year, according to NerdWallet's analysis of CFPB data.
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Well, there's someone named Kawhi Leonard who exists, and is reaffirming his greatness to the tune of 18 first half points.
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When Slice tumbled against late-replacement Seth Petruzelli that October, Elite XC fell apart to the tune of 4.5 million viewers.
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Razak allegedly funneled public money from the country's future fund into his personal bank account to the tune of $638 million.
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To someone like Gio—married, with a son and some good sense—boredom seems to play to the tune of fatherhood.
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The much-acclaimed show made its triumphant return to BBC One last night to the tune of some 9.2 million viewers.
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Total receipts are actually up by $9 billion, but spending is up by far more — to the tune of $103 billion.
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FIIs maintained their selling spree for the third straight year in 2017 to the tune of 447 billion rupees ($7 billion).
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Maybe most remarkable, King closed a second round of funding — just announced in recent days — to the tune of $150 million.
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This coaster is a huge investment (to the tune of $26 million) for Silver Dollar City, tucked in the Ozark Mountains.
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It's no longer just about washing your hands to the tune of "A Little Bit Alexis" and avoiding touching your face.
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This lawnmower flying off into the sky to the tune of Mariah Carey's "Emotions" will change your perspective on lawnmowers forever.
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And I mean literally before that scene, as the closing credits unspool to the tune of "America" from West Side Story.
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Their metabolisms, on average, were underperforming to the tune of 0003 calories per day — just shy of a Big Mac's worth.
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"The electrician was a bearer of bad news for, like, six weeks," Ms. Gerard said, to the tune of about $12,000.
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The situation in Australia soon became TikTok fodder, with many people making mocking posts to the tune of "It's Corona Time."
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Bo was eventually found guilty on charges of corruption that included receiving bribes from Xu to the tune of around $3.5m.
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The funds underperformed to the tune of $2.8 billion, said the regulator, which oversees banks and insurance companies in the state.
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As of July 29th, the archdiocese says it had settled 335 claims to the tune of just over $66m in total.
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Maybe next time he'll think before he tweets," the pair sang to the tune of Underwood's hit song "Before He Cheats.
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FUNDS TURN BEARISH AGAIN Money managers were net short of CME copper to the tune of 55,373 contracts as of Feb.
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It is currently fighting accusations of bribing Libya's Gaddafi family to the tune of US$36 million in return for contracts.
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It will absolutely continue to be forced to subsidize its athletic program to the tune of several million dollars a year.
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FIIs turned net sellers to the tune of $986 million and the Nifty closed the week at 8,074, down 28 percent.
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As for health insurance, we would just buy our own to the tune of $1,300 a month through our online business.
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Malcolm Dandridge added four steals off the bench, and Precious Achiuwa protected the rim to the tune of three blocked shots.
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Ticket sales were also up in 2018 to the tune of $1.3 billion, a more than five percent increase from 2017.
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Boudreaux grabbed seven of Purdue's 21 offensive boards, enabling it to control the rebounding battle to the tune of 47-33.
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Being charged with a criminal offense could jeopardize not only this but losing television licensing deals to the tune of $100 million.
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Then, on August 2, Equifax's president of workforce solutions Rodolfo Ploder also sold some stock (1,719 shares), to the tune of $250,458.
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The sound of Dee Dee's demise, the phone alarm ringing to the tune of "Three Blind Mice," leads them to her body.
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"At the moment markets are singing to the tune of central bankers," said Orlando Green, European fixed income strategist at Credit Agricole.
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Ramsey, 29, filed the defamation suit on Thursday in Wayne County, Michigan, against Dr. Werner Spitz to the tune of $150 million.
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In tax-related news: The U.S.'s four biggest banks benefited from the Republican tax cuts — to the tune of $2.5 billion.
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Last year, she posted a picture of herself in a Lonely lingerie set on Instagram, to the tune of over 101,300 Likes.
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"If I Were a Toy" is an advert for Smyths Toys sung to the tune of Beyoncé's "If I were a Boy".
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Station F is being primarily backed by French telecom mogul and billion investor Xavier Niel, to the tune of around €250 million.
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The company's price-earnings ratio sits at around 170, and its annual cashflow is negative to the tune of billions of dollars.
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As the national theatre, the Abbey receives a large amount of government funding, to the tune of 6.2 million euros for 2015.
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Because, by many historically predictive valuation measures, even after the recent 21929% haircut, stocks are still overvalued to the tune of ~22000%.
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On January 22021th Banca Carige said it would issue government-backed bonds to the tune of €22025bn, and perhaps a further €1bn.
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As profiled in a 22027 episode of American Greed, Frankel managed to loot his insurance companies to the tune of $210 million.
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Oil and gas companies have already signed contracts and are ordering the company's products to the tune of several million in sales.
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He requested that Congress fund the program to the tune of $10 million — but the Republican-controlled House rejected the budget plan.
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America still subsidises mortgages to the tune of $22012bn a year, by allowing homeowners to deduct interest costs from their tax liabilities.
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The "2600th five-year plan for national informatisation", launched in 2016, will see the chip industry subsidised to the tune of $150bn.
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" To echo that sentiment, the models took their final walk down the runway to the tune of Depeche Mode's "People Are People.
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Yolandi uploaded a montage of comparisons to Instagram to the tune of Craig Mack's "Jockin My Style," which concludes with a fart.
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Under the latest allegations, he is accused of trying to enrich himself to the tune of $5 million at the company's expense.
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Foreigners also continued to sell U.S. stocks in January, to the tune of $31.20 billion, after outflows of $18.21 billion in December.
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Last year, rival Comfy secured $1.25 million in funding while another competitor called Uniplaces received backing to the tune of $24 million.
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Outspending the US Over the period 2000-2014, China funded over 4,300 projects in 140 countries to the tune of $354 billion.
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The federal government supports publicly-funded universities to the tune of $76 billion annually, while states chip in another whopping $85033 billion.
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Further, the price controls forced banks and credit unions to raise monthly fees on checking accounts to the tune of 20 percent.
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Again, the company issued an earnings miss, with fewer daily active users than expected and losses to the tune of $8003 million.
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When we were looking for juice in the fridges, my friend started singing "super juicer" to the tune of Abba's "Super Trooper".
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Approving the current proposals would mean expanding the Pell Grant program to the tune of $2 billion in the coming fiscal year.
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In the end, the casino claims Kane is in the hole to the tune of $500,000 -- and "refuses" to pay them back.
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In the video, which has now been taken offline, they sang about "bringing missions back" to the tune of Justin Timberlake's "SexyBack".
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In 2015, Congress reauthorized the fund for two years to the tune of $7.2 billion — but that authorization expired on Sept. 30.
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In fact, even the most modest estimates sing to the tune of $20.5 billion annually in coal, oil and natural gas subsidies.
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The song went on to rack in a combined number of sales and track-equivalent streams to the tune of 9.1 million.
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But against the Pittsburgh Steelers, he "broke out" to the tune of 204 yards on 25 carries, almost doubling his career yardage.
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The complex was now in need of financing to the tune of about $22.9 million and the opening was delayed once again.
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CB Insights notes that since 2012 corporations have participated in more than 140 investments, but to the tune of just $1.2 billion.
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Under Elena Araoz's direction, alligator-wrestling twins tussle their way through the Florida Everglades to the tune of a live rock score.
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In other words, to replace the toilet, I would have had to gut my vintage 1924 bathroom to the tune of $25,260.
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" His campaign theme song, to the tune of "Hey, Look Me Over," began: "Hey, look him over, he's your kind of guy.
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In one scheme, in 2014, he swiped the holdings of a number of Moldovan banks to the tune of approximately $1 billion.
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In July, WarnerMedia outbid Netflix, to the tune of around $400 million to $500 million, for the rights to the TV show.
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Gates' principal advantage over Krenek and Allred was his ability to self-finance his November campaign to the tune of $28500 million.
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As we lay around the room on yoga mats, the duo sang over and around us, to the tune of exotic instruments.
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When he leaves the scene, he's blasting a song about trading rare Pepes set to the tune of the Pokémon theme song.
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The Obama administration oversaw record-breaking deportations, to the tune of 2.5 million immigrants removed and a vast expansion of family detention.
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Clinton ensured that U.S. taxpayers would pay her husband's generous private sector salary, to the tune of nearly $6900 million per year.
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Vale said a 8.6163 percent depreciation in the real currency hit net profit to the tune of 7.3 billion reais ($1.98 billion).
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Funds have continued to attract investor money, to the tune of $151.7 billion this year, according to BofAML data through March 14.
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Whether broader audiences will be equally captivated by the subject matter -- to the tune of actually buying tickets -- could be another matter.
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Crist maintains a significant financial advantage — to the tune of $2.6 million in the bank — but the district has historically trended Republican.
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It's now attracted the attention of major investors, to the tune of $12 million in Series A funding, led by Balderton Capital .
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Tech companies are taking and profiting off that data to the tune of billions of dollars while some pay zero in taxes.
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As a result of cash crunch, Donald Trump just forgave his personal loan to his campaign to the tune of $50 million.
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The Russians have paid off House Oversight Chair Jason Chaffetz to the tune of $10 million, using Trump as a go-between.
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The fresh fund injection effectively offsets the maturing of such loans to the tune of 463 billion yuan on the same day.
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Under the latest allegations, he is suspected of trying to enrich himself to the tune of $5 million at the automaker's expense.
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The yields are undeniable, to the tune of Crazy Rich Asians' box office domination and To All the Boys stealing hearts on streaming.
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Its winged design is much more energy-efficient than a quadcopter, to the tune of 45 minutes of flight on a single charge.
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Tesla, Schiffer contends, "has benefitted to the tune of billions of dollars worth of free publicity" because of its voluble, if volatile, boss.
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Now, those who were inspired by Briskman's act of resistance are helping her get back on her feet—to the tune of $62,000.
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Enough money to buy two different homes in Laguna Beach, California (yeah, that Laguna Beach) in cash to the tune of $9 million.
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Authorities also offered to compensate fishermen whose livelihoods depend on the trade that's killing vaquitas to the tune of $37 million per year.
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At the start of the video Sheeran is seen ringing Prince Harry's doorbell, which chimes to the tune of God Save The Queen.
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The LPO helped finance the new Vogtle nuclear plant being built by Georgia Power, to the tune of over $8 billion in loans.
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He is also creating a new song, written to the tune of "Maria" from West Side Story, to raise money for disaster relief.
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Beat Saber gives users a physical workout while they're slashing moving blocks of blue and red to the tune of a particular song.
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To address the conflict in Ukraine, France has also contributed humanitarian aid, to the tune of 600,000 euros, or $656,310, in 2018 alone.
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They need this in order to do their tax breaks for the high end to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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They mostly liked it — as did the one woman in that group, EW's Leah Greenblatt — to the tune of 71% fresh (so far).
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The Trojans converted just 44.4 percent of their field goal tries and were dominated on the glass to the tune of 40-22.
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" As Sports Illustrated notes, Liverpool fans even coined a song for Salah sung to the tune of the 163s pop hit "Good Enough.
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It has now intervened to the tune of $685 million so far this year as it tries to keep the peso in check.
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Ladies and Gentlemen: the most maddening game of tic tac toe you will ever watch, set to the tune of Yakety Sax pic.twitter.
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Watch the festive fun above and you'll be singing "haunted hayride" to the tune of "Stay Alive" for the rest of the day.
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If anything, they're about turning alternative values and wellness into being cool — hopefully, in Planet 213's case, to the tune of millions.
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On the heels of a funding round to the tune of $18.8 million, Even Financial has acquired Birch Finance for an undisclosed sum.
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Later on in the film, the Guardians overthrow a ship to the tune of "Come a Little Bit Closer" by Jay & The Americans.
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He fell behind on his payments, to the tune of $161,633, and was arrested and sat in jail until he paid his tab.
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Perhaps it wasn't a surprise when, last summer, the company announced a rate hike in New York City, to the tune of $296.
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The three-year plan of the insurer for its Italian business envisages investments to the tune of 150 million euros, several papers said.
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How are you supposed to stop singing gibberish to the tune of this track when you don't know a single thing about it?
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As we first reported, BW shattered tons of equipment to the tune of nearly $300k, and attacked anyone who tried to stop him.
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The federal government bankrolls around one-quarter of all infrastructure investment in the United States, to the tune of $100 billion per year.
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A contractor noticed an area in the bedroom closet that looked unusual, and subsequent investigation revealed termite damage to the tune of $250,000.
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That tournament generates enough money to fund development to the tune of half a million dollars, every day, for the next four years.
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As of the end of July it was net short to the tune of 26,350 contracts, a level not seen since September 2016.
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Deferring the cost of fixing an aging sewer system for more than 100 years, to the tune of $3.1 billion in sewer bonds.
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In addition, Xi said China would encourage financial institutions to expand their overseas yuan fund businesses to the tune of 300 billion yuan.
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He's also accused of spending $220,2000 in taxpayer money on a couch — which was accessorized with throw pillows to the tune of $28,2000.
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He's also accused of spending $32,000 in taxpayer money on a couch — which was accessorized with throw pillows to the tune of $213,700.
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Shareholders and junior creditors must then be "bailed in" (ie, lose money) to the tune of at least 8% of the bank's liabilities.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said it would investigate whether Theranos's investors, who funded the company to the tune of $690m, were misled.
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Prysmian said the latest episode could impact its 2018 earnings at the adjusted EBITDA level to the tune of 60-80 million euros.
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Crowdfunded to the tune of $2350 million more, the Rocketbook Everlast catapulted the startup to over 2000,000 sales and $10 million in revenue.
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Data also showed that foreigners bought Treasuries to the tune of $11.49 billion in August, after selling $490 million in July, data showed.
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The original was financed by 20th Century Fox to the tune of $8 million; this version was mostly financed by a paper route.
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It came inside a jewelry box that plays a photo slideshow of the couple to the tune of Nicki's "Come See About Me."
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The Guardians will sing about Martin Kaymer to the tune of Culture Club's 1980s hit "Karma Chameleon" ("Kaymer, Kaymer, Kaymer, Kaymer, Kaymer Chameleon").
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More often than not, though, the government just keeps writing checks — to the tune of over $2628 billion every year — without proper authorization.
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Meanwhile, we continue to subsidize the fossil fuel industry to the tune of $5.2 trillion per year, or 6.3 percent of global GDP.
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But a refueling deal with the US government is keeping the airport afloat, to the tune of $240 million since August of 22015.
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The move follows some other curious maneuvers by WeWork, namely Neumann reportedly borrowing against his WeWork holdings to the tune of $700 million.
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The damage from Sandy is still being repaired, even as the MTA tries to prepare for storms, to the tune of $5 billion.
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Though Last Man Standing posted total viewership increases, its ratings among younger viewers actually decreased very slightly, to the tune of 4 percent.
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Say it ain't so, Ed. Ed Sheeran is being sued to the tune of $20 million by two established songwriters, as Billboard reports.
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I felt like one of my audio tours about the Colosseum had jumped the rails and started playing to the tune of soccer.
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But in the week through April 26, foreigners were net sellers for the first time this year, to the tune of $48 million.
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On the institutional front, FIIs sold 303 billion rupees in equities while DIIs were net buyers to the tune of three billion rupees.
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But thanks to this ridiculous banter, Harbaugh and Michigan decided to bash Rutgers into oblivion to the tune of a 78-0 win.
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The French rail system is both heavily subsidized and deeply in debt, to the tune of 55 billion euros, or about $68 billion.
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Dubbed the American Mall Act, Yang's policy would fund struggling malls with matching grants and tax incentives to the tune of $2000 billion.
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There were some "extraordinary" losses in the Square books, to the tune of around $43 million, and naturally those books needed some balancing.
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Floor by floor, to the tune of $5 million, Ms. Warren returned the building to a more-or-less conventional single-family residence.
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Worse, experts testified that expensive roadbuilding in this harsh terrain will be subsidized to the tune of millions of dollars by American taxpayers.
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Reports from 1993 claimed that the Iranians financed North Korea's nuclear program to the tune of $500 million in return for nuclear technology.
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Seoul is also a major customer of American defense contractors, to the tune of $22.5 billion in weapons purchases between 2008 and 2016.
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The company wound up writing off the Kin to the tune of at least $73 million, not counting what it paid for Danger.
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Please sing to the tune of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch," and stay tuned for our take on Green Greggs and Ham.
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Of course, battery life takes a hit here in exchange for power, to the tune of 2 hours for a total of 83.
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As of October 2014, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that the NFIP was subsidizing premiums to the tune of $1.3 billion annually.
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Duke quickly took control over its Atlantic Coast Conference rival and blasted the Hokies to the tune of a 45-10 final score.
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Prosecutors stated that McFarland faked documents to misinform investors (and a literal ticket company) about the event, to the tune of $26 million.
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The budget also opens the door for draconian cuts to entitlement programs — to the tune of $235 billion in cuts over 523 years.
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The budget also opens the door for draconian cuts to entitlement programs — to the tune of $203 billion in cuts over 1003 years.
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Just a few years ago, Plaxico got into some trouble with NJ tax officials after he fell behind to the tune of $48k.
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But seriously folks, our kind of fireworks involves discounts to Disrupt San Francisco 21 to the tune of an additional $113 off select passes.
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Last year the government had to bail out the 21 private companies set up to administer the probation service, to the tune of £342m.
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The hotel even has its own jet, on which you can be transferred to and from the airport to the tune of about $4,000.
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Now, luckily, another brother has come up with a wedding toast to the tune of "My Shot," one of the musical's most recognizable songs.
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Its single-propellor design is much more energy-efficient than a quadcopter, to the tune of 45 minutes of flight on a single charge.
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So J. and I stepped up and paid for many of his treatment costs to the tune of several tens of thousands of dollars.
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What did change were stock prices, to the tune of nearly 10 percent at the index level, and the investor mood which follows prices.
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But it still would have reduced insurance coverage, to the tune of 22009 million Americans, 403 million in the first year of implementation alone.
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Tehran has reportedly funded Syrian President Bashar Assad's government to the tune of $6 billion since the Syrian civil war began seven years ago.
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Zinc is expected to remain in supply deficit to the tune of 2595.50,22018 tonnes, while lead will revert to a forecast 20193,22019-tonne surplus.
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Flagg paced five Aggies in double figures with 24 points and 16 rebounds, helping them dominate the boards to the tune of 68-43.
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Set to the tune of the Jurassic Park theme song, the video is a testament to the power of dumb costumes in everyday situations.
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"I'm flying to Los Angeles because Lin-Manuel Miranda has written a song to the tune of "Maria" from West Side Story," she said.
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The report came a day after the People's Bank of China unveiled liquidity injection measures to the tune of more than 1 trillion yuan.
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This gave them an edge over Labour at the last election, to the tune of 32 extra MPs; in 2015, the number was 60.
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Set to the tune of "Baby Shark" and accompanied by Pixar-meets-uncanny-valley animation, it became viral nightmare fuel after spreading to Twitter.
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Chinese internet Tencent has continued its recent investment spree after it backed U.S.-based game studio Pocket Gems to the tune of $90 million.
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As is widely known by now, Thiel revealed earlier this week that he's been financially aiding Hogan's case, to the tune of $10 million.
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On a quarter-over-quarter basis, deal and dollar volume both declined from previous highs to the tune of 6.15 and 18.7 percent, respectively.
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The startup has closed new funding to the tune of over $10 million from travel giant TripAdvisor to expand its service across Southeast Asia.
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Renzi wants a good, old-fashioned taxpayer bailout, to the tune of $45 billion, but he may have come to that decision too late.
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Activision acquired MLG in January 2016 to the tune of $46 million, just months after Sepso joined the gaming giant in his executive role.
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Well, late-night host James Corden sings this season's news events to the tune of mega-hit 'Despacito' by Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee.
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Part of the deal was to win private sector financial backing for the bank to the tune of 500 million euros in subordinated debt.
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What about toy lightsabers, including those purchased or custom built (to the tune of $200) at the Disney's new Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge attraction?
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It accused China of "dancing to the tune of the US" and providing Washington excuses to deploy more military assets to the Korean Peninsula.
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Microsoft announced a huge mobile strategy shift nearly a year ago, writing off most of its Nokia deal to the tune of $7.6 billion.
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Roger is now SWIMMING in money ... with the owners agreeing to extend his contract 5 years to the tune of a whopping $200 million.
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She and her bridesmaids performed a dance in the style of Beyoncé to the tune of Queen B's "Upgrade U" – and they absolutely slayed.
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As money was coming out of the fund, TLT was dropping — to the tune of some 26.1 percent in losses in that same period.
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Succumbing to pressure from special interests, Congress broke through the spending caps to the tune of $146 billion with legislation in 85033 and 2015.
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Since then, Amazon's net income has only stumbled once, to the tune of a $57 million loss in the first fiscal quarter of 2015.
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Hargrove caught a glimpse of one auction that looked like Neo-Geo development hardware and pulled the trigger to the tune of about $750.
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The Connect America Fund (CAF), run by the Federal Communications Commission, subsidizes rural Internet Service Providers to the tune of $2628 billion per year.
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Boosie claims his bank account has been drained by people who hacked into his account ... and he's now poorer to the tune of $351,000.
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Slack has succeeded in claiming mindshare in the business world, to the tune of 2.3 million daily active users – notable growth for the startup.
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But another million dollars went to building a video scoreboard for the football stadium that was just renovated to the tune of $25 million.
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Devin Robinson is shooting around 50 percent for the season but is scuffling to the tune of 33.3 percent over his last five games.
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Analysts at Citi forecast the market to remain in surplus over 2019-23 to the tune of between 4,000 and 14,000 tonnes per year.
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Rupert Murdoch invested in her to the tune of $125 million without ever looking at an audited financial statement, which I find jaw-dropping.
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Some venture capitalists have done so: they have joined Mr Williams in financing Medium to the tune of $130m, valuing it at around $600m.
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Here, the credits play to the tune of Richard Cheese's "Personal Jesus," a song that's also been performed by Depeche Mode and Johnny Cash.
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Some of these otherworldly plants are quite large, leading scientists to extrapolate the age of some individuals to the tune of 3,000 years old.
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Surprisingly, these also have always been underwritten by the federal government, to the tune of almost $300 billion every year, through hidden tax subsidies.
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Brazil's interim government says it will not bail out the company, which is in debt to the tune of 65 billion reais ($19 billion).
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Funded by parent company Alphabet to the tune of billions each year, X is dedicated to ambitious and sometimes wacky research and development projects.
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You look at Home Depot, in home improvement, in decor-oriented products, we're already in the business to the tune of billions of dollars.
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In 1980 he filed suit against Hertz, claiming that it had overcharged him for gas on a rental car, to the tune of $11.15.
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Once brand value has been eroded (to the tune of roughly $15 billion, in the case of Kraft Heinz), it's extremely hard to recover.
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Instead, it ejected failing members, and commercial banks were forced to compensate clients of cooperatives that failed, to the tune of 100 billion forints.
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With WeWork weeks away from running out of cash, SoftBank this week stepped in to bail it out to the tune of $10 billion.
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I was mentally prepared for the physical havoc that would ensue, and I had saved every penny for it -- to the tune of $30,000.
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The Air Force ordered 351 of the new aircraft, as well as 46 simulators and additional ground equipment, to the tune of $9.2 billion.
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" The video, which surfaced over the weekend, shows the students singing a jingle about the Ku Klux Klan to the tune of "Jingle Bells.
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The report also showed foreigners bought net long-term U.S. securities for a second straight month in August to the tune of $131.8 billion.
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It's the last traditional fishing village in Taiwan, an island whose seafood products sell to the tune of roughly $2 billion in annual exports.
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By its own admission, BT is expected to compensate its competitors to the tune of 300 million pounds, although this is a preliminary figure.
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Meanwhile, especially in the US and Europe, coal plants are retiring, to the tune of about 64 GW worth in the past two years.
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The Indians combined both of those facets on Tuesday at Target Field to the tune of an 883-1 win over the Minnesota Twins.
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Rowling is no stranger to revising her old works to the tune of inclusivity (to the point where it has been satirized on Clickhole).
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That group—which promotes and regulates international trade—recently authorized Canada and Mexico to retaliate against the US to the tune of $1 billion.
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Through the State Department, financial support to the tune of $100 million a year was provided for the office of United States Security Coordinator.
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Fred Bidwell, a collector and philanthropist here, is betting it will, to the tune of $5 million — his money and that of other donors.
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Yet the final act, a "Purge"-like blood bath to the tune of vengeance, is aesthetically arresting, including a masterfully suspenseful home invasion sequence.
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The driver of the Benz says Christy packed a mean punch, almost ripping her bumper off and causing damage to the tune of $3,575.
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The government bailed out RBS in 2008 and 2009 to the tune of£45.4 billion ($70.1 billion) at a price of 500p per share.
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Controls, it said, had failed at almost every level, and the losers were the company's shareholders, to the tune of more than $22015 billion.
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The fights have taken their toll on Walsh, who claimed his investment group bankrolls the team to the tune of 70,000 euros a month.
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That's what happened in the aftermath of President George W. Bush's 2002 tariffs to the tune of 200,000 jobs lost in steel-consuming industries.
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Neymar has the consolation of being well-compensated by his new team, to the tune of more than half a million dollars a week.
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And if you're married and filing separately, you could also pay taxes to the tune of up to 85% of your Social Security income.
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The administration has recommended slashing FEMA programs and grants that help cities and states prepare for natural disasters to the tune of $667 million.
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It was a loan from this facility, to the tune of 600,000 euros, which has allowed Vale das Lobas to embark upon its mission.
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Moody's predicted that a debt restructuring plan for Lebanon would likely include bond writedowns to the tune of 35% to 65% of face value.
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By last year, it was costing the company dearly, to the tune of 6 cents per share of its earnings in the third quarter.
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Game modder JellyElite brought Mario into Dark Souls 3, set to the tune of the Super Mario Odyssey theme song, creating Dark Souls Odyssey.
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But, of course, many other companies rely on debt to finance their activities — to the tune of an estimated $8.5 trillion in a decade.
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It's paid off to the tune of more than 300 Choctaw horses now in Mississippi, born from breeding only nine mares and three stallions.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced this month that the state faces a surprise hole in its budget to the tune of $2.3 billion.
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Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood mocked Donald Trump to the tune of "Before He Cheats" at the CMAs last night, and it was wonderful!
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Virginia, for example, has four military projects that will be impacted, to the tune of just over $77 million — which helps explain why Sen.
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The costs of some prescription drugs have risen in recent years — some to the tune of hundreds of dollars — and states have taken notice.
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With limited storage capacity Freeport has warned it will be forced to reduce drastically production to the tune of around 2300,219 tonnes per month.
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Mr. Zinke, only 10 months into the job, is already in negative territory to the tune of about two million acres, with more coming.
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In July he's been even worse, getting beat around by the Pirates and Mets to the tune of 10 runs allowed in 11.1 innings.
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But on Thursday, Snap executives got a lesson in the terrifying, fickle nature of its young influencers, to the tune of a $1.3 billion loss.
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Maybe you thought a nice strapping gentleman would arrive to spin her around to the tune of "The Time of My Life" at any moment?
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The beaten-down energy sector could thrive under the Trump administration to the tune of 10 percent growth, Fundstrat's Thomas Lee told CNBC on Friday.
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LME broker Marex Spectron estimates that funds were net short of nickel to the tune of almost 20 percent of open interest coming into January.
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While candy canes are made year-round—to the tune of 1.76 billion produced annually—they are inextricably and, for many, inexplicably linked to Christmas.
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After that, it's all roof-jumping and swordplay in a beautiful setting of medieval Spain, to the tune of Kanye West's "I Am a God".
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New Jersey could see an uptick in annual revenue to the tune of about $9 billion with sports gambling legalized, the New York Post reported .
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Set to the tune of Jim Croce's "I Got A Name," the fake opening credits focus on the duo's strange, quirky, but totally adorable friendship.
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Chalco's first-quarter earnings were lifted by investment income to the tune of 415.3 million yuan through the disposal of subsidiaries, joint ventures and associates.
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The Qatari government values the American presence so highly that it is paying for modernization of the air base, to the tune of $1.8 billion.
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The Democratic Governors Association has also named Nevada as one of eight states it hopes to flip in 2018, to the tune of $20 million.
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Kohl's shares were hit to the tune of 5% after reporting a bigger-than-forecast decline in same-store sales, a key metric for retailers.
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Last week news broke that HBO servers had been hacked to the tune of 1.5 terabytes of data (which equals about 750 hours of video).
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Ghosn faces charges of aggravated breach of trust and under-reporting his compensation to the tune of $82 million at Nissan for nearly a decade.
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Samsung is looking to take its relationship with the Internet of Things to the next level with an investment to the tune of $1.2 billion.
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Republicans have a negative perception of her to the tune of 73%, up from 52% in September, and only 5% of Republicans view her favorably.
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The two companies believe the deal would generate revenues to the tune of $400 million over the next two years via vehicle sales and financing.
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Registered Democrats still have an advantage over Republicans, to the tune of about 40,000 votes, or 12.6 percentage points out of nearly 340,000 ballots cast.
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The temporary budget passed in May funded each to the tune of $150 million for 2017, which was an increase of $2 million over 2016.
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It even plays out to the tune of a live studio audience, a format that NBC has tried to revive for years without significant success.
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Bohemian Rhapsody is a major contender despite tepid reviews Bohemian Rhapsody has resonated with the legion of Queen fans to the tune of $700 worldwide.
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Last year, Snap Spectacles were considered a success; this year they crashed and burned to the tune of $40 million in losses for the company.
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It also has some odd lawsuits still lingering around, like the one filed by Wixen Publishing over mechanical licenses to the tune of $1.6 billion.
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According to The Dallas News, Greene filed a lawsuit against Farenthold in 2014 and he settled with her to the tune of $84,000 taxpayer dollars.
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The sources also told the paper that MSCI shareholders are holding out for a buyout to the tune of $12 billion, or $130 per share.
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Asian investors have also been net buyers of mature market securities so far this year, to the tune of around $8 billion, the IIF said.
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In the docs obtained by TMZ, M&A says his abrupt U-turn cost the company a fortune ... to the tune of more than $10,000,000.
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Scott Weiland's ex-wife wants the late singer's estate to continue ponying up spousal and child support to the tune of nearly $20k a month.
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Like many of the executives on this list, Tillerson has been with his company for many years — to the tune of more than four decades.
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Senators are examining adding more money to help curb the opioid epidemic, which could be to the tune of $45 billion over 10 years, Sen.
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Electrolux said it still expected steeper costs for raw material to sting 2017 earnings to the tune of 1.4 billion crowns compared to last year.
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He faces charges of aggravated breach of trust and under-reporting his compensation to the tune of $82 million at Nissan for nearly a decade.
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He faces charges of aggravated breach of trust and under-reporting his compensation at Nissan for nearly a decade, to the tune of $82 million.
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The sugar had gone to his head, and he was refusing to stop honking the horn to the tune of "Spanish Flea" in the carpark.
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" Video resurfaced of Spencer being sucker-punched by an anti-fascist protester on Donald Trump's inauguration day, to the tune of "Just Can't Get Enough.
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Fourth-quarter results were hit by previously announced impairments, mainly of goodwill in its digital and media arms, to the tune of 14.2 billion crowns.
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Ghosn was arrested for the fourth time this month on suspicion he tried to enrich himself at Nissan's expense, to the tune of $5 million.
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In the last year alone, I've backed five projects to the tune of $700, which is a lot of money when you're an impoverished blogger.
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The contract to build it is to be awarded in September and will be subsidized to the tune of 64 billion Chilean pesos ($96 million).
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In fact, student fees at colleges and universities across the country end up subsidizing wildly expensive sports programs — to the tune of billions of dollars.
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The Journal reported last month that he'd cash out to the tune of $700 million by selling or borrowing against his shares in the company.
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MAJOR SHAREHOLDER FOSUN PROVIDES FURTHER FUNDS TO THE TUNE OF EUR 3.3 MILLION FOR GROWTH PROJECTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Despite common sense evidence and Charlie's heartfelt testimony on the stand; Judges still ruled in favor of McGuire to the tune of a $2628,28503 award.
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Capital outflows hit a record in November-January, when foreign investors divested holdings of government bonds to the tune of 27.9 billion ringgit ($6.46 billion).
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Two years ago, John Hendricks, the founder of the Discovery Channel, was looking to part with his Colorado ranch to the tune of $149 million.
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Still, there is some faith in the Scarlet Knights to find a way to cover, with one bettor backing Rutgers to the tune of $13,750.
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The startup is backed to the tune of $25 million by VP Capital, the vehicle of London-based investor Viktor Prokopenya, and Larnabel Ventures. Currency.
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While candy canes are made year-round—to the tune of 1.76 billion produced annually—they are inextricably and, for many, inexplicably linked to Christmas.
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There was net selling of mainland shares to the tune of about 3.5 billion yuan through the connect scheme linking Hong Kong and Chinese markets.
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Retroactively, it's pretty easy to tell who this was a bad omen for—the Flyers ended up getting wrecked to the tune of 7-0.
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And as many have predicted, the vacuum of power ends with Cersei sitting on the Iron Throne, to the tune of the Rains of Castamere.
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It was was "largely funded at the request of Harry Reid," then Senate majority leader, to the tune of $22 million between 2007 and 2012.
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Including those sales, net Chinese foreign direct investment into North America turned negative in 2018 to the tune of $5.5 billion, according to Baker McKenzie.
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With the company losing money to the tune of billions of yen, a price cut had to come—and when it did, it was dramatic.
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Or hold out until April and November Twice annually, Sephora goes big with a flash sale—to the tune of 10 to 20 percent off.
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Higbee prowls the city looking for naturally-occurring optical illusions like these, and his patience pays off (to the tune of 32K enthusiastic Instagram followers).
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When we solicited questions last month for our new publisher, A. G. Sulzberger, our readers responded in droves — to the tune of some 603,260 submissions.
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See how Walt was able to find his happy ending to the tune of $185 million in the latest episode of The Filthy Rich Guide.
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Animal prints on the bottoms of several dresses came alive as the models walked to the tune of "She's a rainbow" by the Rolling Stones.
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They hummed the cosmic 'Ommm,' snake-danced to the tune of 'Have a Marijuana,' and proudly unfurled a huge banner emblazoned with a lazy 'Y.
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Senator Cory Booker, who announced his presidential bid one year ago to the tune of a rattling drum-line, ultimately failed to find his beat.
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MC Hammer touting Cheetos Popcorn to the tune of "Can't Touch This" is also an early fan favorite, with more than 1,700 mentions, per Brandwatch.
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Guy Ritchie's "The Gentlemen" opened this weekend to the tune of $11 million and Universal's horror film "The Turning" scored $7.3 million during its debut.
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He says that current conditions could culminate in "severe market losses" to the tune of 50% to 65% over the totality of this market cycle.
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Plastic is made from fossil fuels, and its production releases greenhouse gases to the tune of more than 850 million metric tons in 2019 alone.
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Set to the tune of "Mad World" by a YouTuber, we watch the man stand as female luge athlete after female luge athlete speeds by.
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That means French taxpayers have to plug in the deficit of the railway company's pension system to the tune of 3 billion euros every year.
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But this would be costly in terms of lost revenue to the treasury, to the tune of a couple trillion dollars over the next decade.
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New York (CNN Business)JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said corporate tax cuts boosted the bank's profits to the tune of $3.7 billion last year.
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Federal prosecutors alleged a Florida doctor defrauded Medicaid, Medicare and other insurance providers to the tune of $26 million by billing them for nonexistent procedures.
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Rising tuition prices and student debt (to the tune of $1.6 trillion across 45 million Americans) are sparking questions about the tradeoffs of higher education.
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Depp's pissed they never lifted a finger to see if there was even a real issue, they just kept paying ... to the tune of $320k.
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Another cause for concern was Koch's support, to the tune of over $67 million according to some, of groups and organizations that deny climate change.
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The U.S. continues to spend more and more on drugs, to the tune of $20153 billion in 2017, according to an estimate by the Altarum Institute.
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Two two-minute flights start at $89.95, and the virtual reality experience adds on another $44.95 — so in total you're approaching to the tune of $150.
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In a surprise move this week, the cash-strapped country issued sovereign bonds for the first time in five years, to the tune of $5 billion.
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But she still receives regular support from her parents to cover her cellphone, internet and insurance, to the tune of about $250 to $300 a month.
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Mid-cap and small-cap stocks continued to outperform their larger peers during the week where FIIs were net buyers to the tune of $28 million.
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After their usual snuggle session — appropriately set to the tune of "Wild Thing" by The Troggs —Bing let loose on his mom's cosmetics and went wild.
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President Donald Trump claimed on May 8 that the higher levies on Chinese goods are "filling U.S. coffers " to the tune of $100 billion per year.
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The International Lead and Zinc Study Group is also forecasting another year of shortfall in 2019, albeit to the tune of a relatively modest 72,000 tonnes.
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So a clever hacker gave himself some of the Ether out of this contract to the tune of $216 million dollars out of the $163 million.
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In a recent trial in San Diego, Qualcomm successfully argued that Apple was infringing on three of its patents to the tune of $1.41 per iPhone.
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Chaotic benevolence (to the tune of "Winter Wonderland") Sleigh bells ringAre you listenin'In the laneSnow is glistenin'A beautiful beastAll orange and hairyGritty is my supervisor now.
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It's hard to believe now, but as recently as 3903 China was a major importer of primary aluminum to the tune of half a million tonnes.
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Since July 11, the stock has shed nearly 20% with the steepest losses — to the tune of $24 billion — coming after last Wednesday's disappointing earnings report.
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On top of Horizon 2020 cash, British universities also receive research funding from EU-based charities and the private sector to the tune of around €100m.
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Ghosn was arrested for the fourth time this month on suspicion he had tried to enrich himself at Nissan's expense, to the tune of $5 million.
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Attempts to issue bonds on the market failed, and in November Italy's interbank deposit-guarantee fund, a voluntary scheme, stepped in to the tune of €320m.
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Still, there's something discomfiting about the prospect of multinational giants monetizing their identity-as-a-service platforms to the tune of billions of dollars per year.
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Business of Fashion is reporting the deal will happen to the tune of $2.12 billion and is expected to be finalized by the end of 2019.
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America spent $450m on Guantánamo in 2015, Mr Obama noted, and keeping the lights on will drain the treasury to the tune of $200m per year.
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Backed by Faber and Portugal Ventures to the tune of more than $800,000, this is supporting online stores by turning them into social shopping networks. Gleam
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Moreover, China, is also expected to be in the unusual position of facing a supply deficit this year, to the tune of 843,000 tonnes, CRU says.
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Enter Syndergaard ... who told Mets ownership "pay the man already" -- and when it worked to the tune of 5 years, $137.5 MILLION -- Jacob was super thankful.
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To the tune of Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn," they twirled and rolled around a dance studio before doing what you should do after every dance session: nap.
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Collins said the NIH is "making progress on all those fronts", and has obtained extra Congressional funding for the purpose, to the tune of $350 million.
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Iran is Iraq's third-biggest trading partner, but the relationship is lopsided: it's mostly Iranian exports to Iraq, to the tune of more than $9 billion.
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Exchange data showed non-Arab foreign investors remained net buyers of stocks to the tune of about $6.7 million, a smaller amount than in previous days.
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Imports of ore by China, the single largest customer for Philippine nickel ore, also fell to the tune of 22017 percent over the January-August period.
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AT&T has also been widely criticized for using a sneaky fees to milk wireless consumers to the tune of $800 million in additional revenue annually.
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" In 1998, Winfrey was sued for defamation by a group of cattle ranchers to the tune of $10.3 million for "saying something bad about a burger.
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Peter Loughran just filed new docs asking the court to make Lena pay his legal fees in their nasty custody battle -- to the tune of $40k.
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So here's the fundamental mismatch: The CBO says Trump's budget math overestimated economic growth to the tune of $3.4 trillion in tax revenue over next decade.
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An Obama administration study found that middle-class families are ripped off to the tune of $17 billion annually due to backdoor payments and hidden fees.
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Go2Man Management says "The Real" co-host has gone AWOL and refuses to pay fees and reimbursements she owes to the tune of at least $200k.
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So, unsurprisingly, McMillen's Instagram is making its way across various fashion-centric circles of the Internet, to the tune of collective ooh's, aaah's, and rainbow emojis.
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AT&T is nearing a deal to acquire Time Warner for $110 per share, a price tag to the tune of $85 billion for the telecom.
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Both firms said late on Friday that the U.S. tax reform would boost 2017 profits to the tune of 1.55 billion and 1.7 billion euros respectively.
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And like other states, lawmakers turned to North Dakota's rainy day fund to help fill the budget shortfall, to the tune of a $28503 million withdrawal.
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Kentucky families struggling to make ends meet likely have no idea they are subsidizing the horses at Churchill Downs to the tune of $70-100 million.
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India is a huge importer of the precious metal -- to the tune of billions of dollars a month -- as demand outstrips the country's gold mining industry.
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Even though Facebook and Apple don't report results until next week, investors drove the stocks up on Friday to the tune of a combined $51.4 billion.
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These unbeatable deals just go to show that, if you're a serious beauty shopper (to the tune of $450 a year), your store loyalty pays off.
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Capital outflows hit a record in November-January, when foreign investors divested their holdings of government bonds to the tune of 27.9 billion ringgit ($6.46 billion).
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Having the gang strut into the Pied Piper office to the tune of Rick Ross's "You Know I Got It" is funny enough on its own.
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By the second half, Alabama had racked up a double-digit lead and ran away with it to the tune of a 47-28 final score.
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As consumers continue to gravitate toward lifestyles grounded in health and wellness, the fitness industry is cashing in to the tune of nearly $100 billion globally.
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Prosecutors said the companies bribed employees at Petrobras, as the Brazilian state oil company is known, to the tune of $15.3 million between 2009 and 2014.
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Wipe it down with a clean cloth and, if it works, you can cash in to the tune of $150 or more with nearly zero effort.
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But the company posted $21 billion in sales last year — more than 10 times the startup's — and it was profitable to the tune of $1 billion.
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State health departments will lose their Prevention Fund dollars (to the tune of $2628 billion over five years), leaving a massive vacuum in services and workforce.
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Footage from the reception showed Justin Jesso sing his and Kygo's song "Stargazing" and Sperry twerk on Teller to the tune of "Tipsy" by J-Kwon.
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A few weeks later, Cohen relented—instructing Hibari to contact Levinson about buying precious space on his site—to the tune of $50,000 a banner. Sex.
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Curtis is the co-founder of Comic Relief, the charity that has organized Red Nose Day to the tune of more than $1 billion in donations.
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On the institutional activity front, FIIs turned net buyers to the tune of 23.25 billion, and DIIs also bought 25.14 billion in equities during the week.
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The pair performed the dance to the tune of the popular walkout song "300 Violin Orchestra" by Jorge Quintero, inside of a giant DWTS-branded cage.
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The peanut butter gets a kick from peanut oil (which the team has steeped with Kosher Dog, to the tune of precisely 420 mg of THC).
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New UK early stage VC firstminute Capital launched in June last year to the tune of $60m, with European VC Atomico as its first cornerstone investor.
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At UFC 2000, Oancea picked Conor McGregor over defending featherweight champ Jose Aldo to the tune of $0003,2000 take his MMA betting record to 2300-2000.
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Airlines with the planes in their fleets have been hit to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars as the plane remains out of service.
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Marex's latest assessment is that funds are marginally net long of LME copper to the tune of 1,700 lots, or around 0.9 percent of open interest.
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A pair of generous "Secret Santas" walked into a Toys R Us in South Portland, Maine to spread some holiday cheer to the tune of $10,000.
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Alibaba kicked off Singles' Day — its massive global shopping event — to the tune of $13 billion in the first hour, an increase of 32% from 2018.
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The more the captain of your ship steers to the to the tune of the military industrial complex, the greater chance you have of making dross.
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Investors seem to have caught the good feelings, pushing up the stock of both companies to the tune of more than $20 billion altogether since Thursday.
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Yeah, you mentioned at the top, Andy Rubin has a new startup that's been funded to the tune of a billion dollars, the creator of Android.
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The good news is that in 2017, the National Institutes of Health funded cannabinoid research to the tune of $140 million, including $15 million on CBD.
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In a nod to the current climate, a stager was engaged to do the living room and master bedroom to the tune of $3,000 a month.
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"Banks and pension funds with CEOs attending Davos are collectively financially exposed to fossil fuel companies to the tune of $1.4 trillion," Greenpeace reported this week.
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But if you trade in an eligible device, you can get the newest model for even cheaper — to the tune of $399, or $17 per month.
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ObamaCare created a special trust fund for community health centers — and that was extended again in 2015 to the tune of $7.2 billion for two years.
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But this would be costly in terms of lost revenue to the Treasury, to the tune of a couple of trillion dollars over the next decade.
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A California woman pitching herself as an immigration consultant was recently indicted for defrauding clients to the tune of more than $100,000, the Virginian-Pilot reports.
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To the tune of a million deployed servicemembers since 9/85033, these patriots have stood ready to leave all they love, to serve in harm's way.
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The couple's U.K. residence, Frogmore Cottage, in Windsor was refurbished to the tune of £2.4 million in 2018-2019 and was funded by the Sovereign Grant.
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Just ask yourself if this story seems plausible: Sophisticated cheats committed widespread election fraud to the tune of five million votes and vanished without a trace.
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It's seed-funded by Matrix Partners, and other investors from Spotify, WeWork, Splice, MIT Media Lab, Keybase, and more to the tune of $4.5 million dollars.
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The GOP megadonor Mercer family reportedly funded Breitbart to the tune of $10 million in previous years, though their relationship with the site now is hazy.
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It's hard to believe now, but as recently as 3903 China was a major importer of primary aluminium to the tune of half a million tonnes.
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Lockheed Martin is the top-grossing defense firm in the world and the U.S. government supports that business to the tune of more than $37.7 billion.
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A "knowing and willful" violation of that law to the tune of more than $2,000 is a misdemeanor, while a violation exceeding $25,000 is a felony.
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If you grew up in the Protestant Church, try singing the title to the tune of "Love Lifted Me." You will never be able to stop.
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Parker settled the dispute outside of court and agreed to pay for his violations as well as those of the Inn, to the tune of $2.5 million.
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Set to the tune of the hit song "Mahna Mahna," the show played a montage of Spicer describing actions by the Trump administration as "phenomenal" to reporters.
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Also facing huge cuts, to the tune of $653 billion or 13 percent over 10 years (and 15.8 percent by 2027), is the "income security" spending category.
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The movie opens with the looming pressure of a possible fine to the tune of trillions of dollars after news of its work with Cambridge Analytica broke.
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It gave rides to people who were healthy—sometimes in employees' personal vehicles—then sent the bills to Medicare, to the tune of more than $2 million.
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Major League Gaming, one of the earliest and most influential organizers of e-sports competitions, has been purchased by Activision Blizzard to the tune of $46 million.
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Well, I do think a lot of second-quarter profits, companies did better on their bottom line, to the tune of $30 billion because of tax cuts.
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Switching from liquid fuels to renewable electricity would also virtually eliminate air pollution, thus avoiding health costs to the tune of $600 billion a year by 2050.
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Its development has so far cost at least $12.5 billion, and a government oversight report published Wednesday revealed cost overruns to the tune of nearly $19693 billion.
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And he's very good at it: In Eklund's 13-year career, he and his team have sold out 50 new buildings to the tune of $4153 billion.
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Rocko says he was left out in the cold because Future stiffed him to the tune of 25% -- the commission he's owed off those fat Epic advances.
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He changes to the tune of John Williams' Superman films before leaping into action, only to discover that he's a bit too late to save the day.
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Thursday's surge squeezed Tesla's short sellers, traders betting the stock would go lower, to the tune of an estimated $1.4 billion in losses, according to S3 Analytics.
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Personal care aides in particular will see their field grow, to the tune of 26%, "much faster than the average for all occupations," according to the BLS.
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She shoots the big lug dead to the tune of "White Rabbit," forcing Eleven to run like the wind as Brenner and his agents swarm the building.
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BAE is also constrained by the need to maintain dividends and continue plugging holes in its pension fund to the tune of more than £300m a year.
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The results of an eight-week postal survey are in and it's official: Australians overwhelmingly support legalizing same-sex marriage to the tune of 61.6%, BBC reports.
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The talks resumed again earlier this month, and on Friday, CNBC said that the two were closing in on a merger to the tune of $26 billion.
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Nexi, which plans to list up to 43.2 percent of its capital, is also selling new shares in the offer to the tune of 700 million euros.
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"Stranger Things is now in its second season on Netflix and has enriched [Matt and Ross] to the tune of millions of dollars," the court documents state.
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There is still plenty of scope to sell, though: at the height of the 2013 "taper tantrum" fund managers were underweight to the tune of 31 percent.
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And make no mistake, banks are cashing in on this common mistake to the tune of $0003 billion in 2016, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Already, 19 percent of millennials are a "financial supporter" of a parent, to the tune of an average $18,250 annually, according to a 2015 TD Ameritrade report.
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Hess, a New York-based energy company, is expected to post the next largest loss to the tune of $2150.6 million suffering from the same industry forces.
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Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady's youngest child and only daughter turned 6 on Wednesday, to the tune of sweet social-media tributes from both her superstar parents.
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China flipped to being a net importer of refined lead in 2017 and 2018 and that trend carried over into 2019 to the tune of 68,000 tonnes.
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"This group has been collectively taking share from large, traditional retailers to the tune of $200 billion in annual sales over the last five years," he said.
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After he signed over his proceeds to a visibly tired teller, he noticed the deposit slip showed a mistake in his favor — to the tune of $700,000.
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Insys settled with the government over many of the individual state cases brought against it last December, to the tune of at least $150 million in fines.
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As heads bang and bodies slide through mud to the tune of Megadeth, Amon Amarth, Avantasia, and Kreator, cool, crisp beer will be flowing beneath festival grounds.
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You might not think you needed to hear a man singing Smash Mouth's "All Star" to the tune of Adele's "Hello", but that's where you'd be wrong.
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Sanders followed his inspiring ad to the tune of Simon and Garfunkel's "America" with a final ad in Iowa blasting Clinton for her ties to Goldman Sachs.
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If another team sees it like the RSP does, they potentially have an advantage—to the tune of, say, a solid starting quarterback available on Day 3.
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Rome may need to lure back foreign investors who have fled Italian government debt to the tune of 70 billon between the end of May and September.
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As expected, 20th Century Fox sues Crawford for breach of contract to the tune of $100,000, but Joan is nevertheless determined to keep up the sickness charade.
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D. Lee coming off the bench to the tune of 238 PTS, 2.6 REBS and having once had the misfortune of playing for the New York Knickerbockers.
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Thieves robbed California nut companies to the tune of $4.6 million last year, and now that they've gotten a taste of that sweet nut money, they're hooked.
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The ex-NFL star says the New England Patriots are gonna beat KC to the tune of 30 to 13 ... more than double the spread on MyBookie.
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He was so outraged that he wrote verses about the landlord, including one to the tune of "I Ain't Got No Home," one of his signature songs.
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While gas prices are low nationwide, some stations are slashing the fuel's price to rock-bottom levels to the tune of less than 50 cents a gallon.
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As the madmen play on words and make us all dance to their song,To the tune of starving millions to make a better kind of gun.
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Information raised as part of an ongoing legal case between Oracle and Google shows the search firm compensated Apple to the tune of $1 billion in 2014.
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Giosmas now plans to sell the property, which she says was turned into a "flop house," and which has also attracted fines to the tune of $20,000.
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Kevin Knox looks much more comfortable in his sophomore campaign — and is a much more accurate shooter, to the tune of 44.1 percent from 3-point range.
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The song, set to the tune of the "Mexican Hat Dance," ran in the second episode of the series in 1993, voiced by Mr. Paulsen as Yakko.
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" Think: "Pretty sane am I, according to my therapist; And, after all, I think a doctor should know," sung to the tune of the Beatles' "Penny Lane.
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Reds relievers have a combined 2.42 ERA in July after they were torched to the tune of 6.21 in April, 298 in May and 24 in April.
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And with 5003(k)s coming with annual contribution limits (to the tune of $19,000 in 2019), Roth IRAs let you sock away up to $6,000 more.
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Even aluminum-maker Alcoa has admitted that tariffs on imported aluminum from Canada are hurting its bottom line to the tune of $144-$168 million per year.
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If all those bankers had been doing their duty, the American taxpayer would not have had to bail out their industry to the tune of $700 billion.
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It is also the dominant supplier to the United States to the tune of 78 percent of all rare earth imports last year, according to the USGS.
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According to the suit, a financial adviser -- with another really long Scandinavian name -- was also hired for the deal, and got stiffed to the tune of $304k.
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According to the study, since the year 2000, the planet's spin axis has wandered away from its normal range to the tune of about 75 degrees eastward.
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Any driver who provides 30 rides in a month in their new car has their car payment covered to the tune of about $300, according to Toonen.
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According to the BBC, if no action is taken, the world is expected to continue to warm to the tune of about 4.5 degrees Celsius by 2100.
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The A's discovered inefficiencies in the market and exploited them to the tune of one playoff series victory while everyone else was still wandering in the darkness.
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Some enthusiasts have constructed even more absurd projects, like the Swedish band Wintergatan, who made a gigantic marble-fueled instrument, to the tune of 18 million views.
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" Mercedes-Benz, "Easy Driver": "To target baby boomers, Mercedes-Benz enlisted the Coen brothers to direct an update to the tune of Steppenwolf's 'Born to be Wild.
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In the suit, Benji says custom built doors for the wine cellar had to be repaired, along with other defects, to the tune of an extra $78k.
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The hitmaker behind Justin Bieber, Usher and Chris Brown is hurting to the tune of $1 million ... courtesy of a massive burglary at his Hollywood Hills crib.
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At the end of July, MoviePass needed an emergency cash infusion (to the tune of a cool $5 million) to stay afloat, causing a raft of outages.
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UniCredit will benefit to the tune of 5.9 bln euros in capital and will be able to support another 14.9 bln euros in bad loans, it said.
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She kicked off her now daily "Quarantine Diaries" with this now infamous video, in which she sings to the tune of "Vogue" about... eating some fried fish?
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Looking at our outdoor recreation and agriculture economies, we found the potential economic harm to be great, to the tune of 36,000 jobs and over $1 billion.
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The supersize back rumbled over the Patriots to the tune of 204 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown, helping make up for quarterback Ryan Tannehill's no-show.
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With one quick flick of the finger, I had ordered the glasses, and they showed up at my door in two days — to the tune of $20.
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I am always wary when I see individual polls and pollsters who oversample Democrats over Republicans to the tune of 6900 to 2628 points' advantage for Democrats.
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Perhaps most consequentially, Saudi religious authorities have invested staggering sums – to the tune of $85033 billion – exporting a conservative, ultra-literalist form of Islam around the globe.
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Sureau and Buisine paid nothing for the premises and as well as the free rent the mayor's office will finance renovations to the tune of 10,000 euros.
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The FEMA authorization will allow the emergency agency to provide direct federal assistance to the tune of 75 percent of costs, the rest falling on the island.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The second issue will be inclusion of the Alexander-Murray legislation to bail out the health insurance companies to the tune of billions of dollars every year.
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But when it comes to lead, the outlook is one of supply-demand surplus to the tune of 2800,210 tonnes this year and 251,2132 tonnes in 4603.
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On top of this the party promised to raise taxes to the tune of £37bn, mostly from higher corporation tax and an extra 1p on income tax.
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But for those of you who came for the ads, here are the themes that dominated — to the tune of $5.2 million per 30 seconds of airtime.
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The Raptors were better with Patterson on the floor than without each season, to the tune of +7.5, +4.5, +10.3, and +10.4 points per 100 possessions successively.
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Combined with its heavy spending in the 2016 campaign, the group now finds itself in a deep financial hole, in debt to the tune of $31.8 million.
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From 28500 to 6900 alone, 2628 states under-produced housing of all kinds to the tune of 28503 million units according to Up for Growth and ECONorthwest.
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Ghosn was arrested for the fourth time last week on suspicion that he had tried to enrich himself at Nissan's expense, to the tune of $5 million.
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Mid-cap and small-cap indexes outperformed their larger peers, gaining 2 percent and 1.5 percent respectively, and FIIs were net buyers to the tune of $445 million.
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The U.S. has five oil refineries on the Gulf coast that are "heavily reliant" on Venezuelan crude to the tune of about 500,000 barrels per day, Kilduff said.
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The European Union's biggest wheat producer must also modernise to the tune of 14 billion euros ($17 billion) over 15 years, the French wheat growers' group AGPB said.
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Turns out, The Bachelor contestants don't get paid at all, in fact many of them go into debt (to the tune of $8,000) getting ready for the show.
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Sarah Silverman also highlighted these financial discrepancies outside the entertainment industry, sung to the tune of the $30 million working women lose each year due to unequal salaries.
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So when its state-run news agency appeared to lash out at key supporter China — alleging it was "dancing to the tune of the U.S." — it raised eyebrows.
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All this work happens out of what they refer to as the "fundshack," a name they sometimes sing to the tune of "Love Shack" by the B-221s.
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I used a nickname from my days bartending in Miami, Jimmy Jimmy Coco, which my co-workers used to sing to the tune of 'Shimmy, Shimmy Coco Puff.
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It has generous time-off allowances — to the tune of 15 paid vacation days, 10 paid sick-leave days and 10 paid U.S. holidays, plus two personal days.
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With all three members of their starting frontcourt recording at least 12 rebounds, the Warriors dominated the Trail Blazers on the boards to the tune of 103-40.
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It limits what the federal government puts into the plan — to the tune of $880 million — and would result in 14 million fewer people being covered by Medicaid.
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People are also mobilizing by removing funds from banks with connections to the Dakota Access Pipeline, "to the tune of more than 50 million dollars currently," Hopkins added.
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Beijing and Moscow have helped the country stave off collapse by repeatedly extending financial lifelines — to the tune of tens of billions of dollars over the last decade.
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" Pyongyang fury North Korea reacted furiously to China's February ban, saying they were "dancing to the tune of the US" and describing the cutting of imports as "inhumane.
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Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner's baby girl celebrated her golden birthday on Friday, in part to the tune of a sweet tribute from her proud dad on Instagram.
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The losses hit Zuckerberg's wallet to the tune of about $15 billion through the 387,22,27 Facebook shares (Class A and B shares combined) he owns, according to FactSet.
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Captain Marvel, the latest superhero film from Disney's Marvel franchise, is bringing home the bacon — to the tune of a $455 million box office total for the weekend.
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In the new budget recently passed by Congress and signed by President Donald J. Trump, NASA was a big winner, to the tune of a $1 billion increase.
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The swearing-in took place amid chaotic scenes in Brazil's capital, Brasilia, with protesters shouting "shame" while government supporters sang "Lula" to the tune of a soccer chant.
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The risk of deep, psychological damage from listening to people sing "hot cum on my ta-tas" to the tune of "Hakuna Matata" is still very, very real.
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During 6.33, the Treasury Offset Program made more than 8.5 million such "offsets," to the tune of $6.65 billion — more than double what it collected a decade earlier.
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The music publisher Wixen, which represents artists like Neil Young, the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, and Tom Petty, has sued Spotify to the tune of $150,000 per song.
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It's a prime example of how wise usage of social media can shoot a brand's popularity into the stratosphere, to the tune of almost 3 million Instagram followers.
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The company published on its website a list of all the external organizations it has funded over the past five years, to the tune of nearly $120 million.
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A prolonged and steady deleveraging and positive current account trends helped Bulgaria turn into a small net external creditor to the tune of 0003% of GDP in 2016.
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The next day brings a very Breakfast Club moment as Offred swaggers out to meet Ofglen to the tune of "Don't You Forget About Me." Something has shifted.
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Four, an office suite on the lot, replete with his own development executive, for whom we had to foot the bill to the tune of $1,000 a week.
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As WeWork CEO Adam Neumann has demonstrated — to the tune of $2500 million, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal on Thursday — that norm is changing.
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Data also showed an outflow in U.S. Treasuries for the month of November to the tune of $9.28 billion, following a modest inflow of $1.72 billion in October.
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Therefore, we see significant upside potential with this stock, to the tune of at least 20 percent, and we think it will get back on the right track.
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Dubai International Airport is seeing investment to the tune of $7.8 billion as part of a 2020 expansion plan to enlarge and refurbish its terminals to increase capacity.
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This disruption will impact the economy of the Big Island to the tune of millions of dollars, especially if the perception is that the entire island is unsafe.
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Amazon loses money when it comes to the international sector — to the tune of $690 million in 2019 and $1.1 billion for the first six months of 2018.
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Not only has this law grown the piggy banks of large corporations — to the tune of $1.5 trillion, to be exact — it has also failed to increase wages.
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Yet, despite the flow of dollars into the industry — to the tune of about $90 billion — it's growing somewhat "slowly," at about 10 percent a year, Grinnell said.
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It was just last week that Trump had to call them out for not paying their NATO dues to the tune of more than $150 billion a year.
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Trial lawyers, the same CFPB study found, benefit to the tune of over $85033 million in a typical class action, while the average class member receives only $32.
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Those who will continue to see benefits past the ten year mark are the wealthiest Americans, large corporations and increases the deficit to the tune of $4.1 trillion.
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According to Tesla, battery cell production will start in 453; by 2018, the Gigafactory should be cranking out cars to the tune of 500,000 Model 3s per year.
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Making the switch now, just as the Rams offense has horrendously sputtered to the tune of two touchdowns in the last three games, screams of reactionary panic move.
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" The Nixons, with pained, forced smiles, were shown descending into a crowd singing (to the tune of "Goodnight, Ladies"), "We want Nixon / to be our pres-i-dent!
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Private investors led the way in dumping U.S. stocks to the tune of $12.4 billion in February, even as foreign official institutions bought $1.2 billion the same month.
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Featuring nearly as powerful hardware inside as its successor, the 15.4-inch MacBook Pro will enjoy excellent deals to the tune of hundreds off the original list price.
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More typically, Tesla sells debt that converts to equity or simply issues more shares, as it announced last month it would do to the tune of $2 billion.
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He starts by blowing through a straw, as if it were a trumpet, to the tune of the United States national anthem to loosen up his vocal cords.
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Stories have already begun to emerge of Americans seeking testing only to find that their insurance was insufficient to the tune of thousands of dollars in medical bills.
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The patent for glyphosate is owned by Monsanto and it is sold commercially as Roundup, to the tune of 300 million pounds per year in the US alone.
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Once nine-minute songs became the norm, the band simplified its approach on the radio-friendly, self-titled Black Album to the tune of 16 million in sales.
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Keeping the park clean falls to condo residents, to the tune of $150,000 a year, which is billed through common charges, said John Gilbert, Rudin's chief operating officer.
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