Clean My Mac 3 ($40, with a free trial period available), Cocktail (on sale for $19, also with a free trial period) and the free AVG Cleaner for Mac are three possibilities.
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Amazon said it would run a trial period starting Nov.
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I did a few of them during my trial period.
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During this trial period, Microsoft added some enhancements, the company says.
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Once the trial period ends, the card will automatically decline payment.
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Other changes include ending a mandatory trial period for new members.
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CemaTheSlayer's performance during the trial period led to the upward move.
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The trial period for women was recently extended for another year.
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Use the remaining weeks of the year as a trial period.
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What was the eureka moment for you in the trial period?
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The newly gendered lights were installed for a 12-month trial period.
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YouTube TV costs $35 a month after an initial free trial period.
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This doesn't count for folks who cancel during the free trial period.
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All three options include a free three-month trial period for new members.
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They had to abstain from any heroin use for the entire trial period.
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Pricing starts from €6 per day and there is a free trial period.
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This was to be a trial period to see if I could handle school.
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You'll get the same seven-day free trial period that HBO Now subscribers get.
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During the trial period with employees, Target Restock offered around 8,000+ SKUs for shipping.
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That's double the normal free trial period you'd get with Apple's subscription music service.
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Another important factor is whether the mattress comes with a trial period and warranty.
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Apple News+ will cost $9.99 per month after a free 30-day trial period.
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When a worker first starts at MaineWorks, there is a two-week trial period.
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One of the most important bed-in-a-box features is the trial period.
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Or, you can pay $149 for the mattress removal and retain your trial period.
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Fauci called the 15 days "a trial" period for the guidelines to be reconsidered.
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The LAPD intends to start testing the device during a trial period in January.
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Every purchase includes a 100-night trial period, 10-year warranty, and free delivery.
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We're basically treating our government like it's a trial period for a Hulu subscription.
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That's the exact same pricing and trial period that Spotify uses for its comparable plans.
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Stockholm, Sweden, enacted congestion pricing in 703 after a six-month trial period in 270.
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The service is available now, free for the first 14 days during a trial period.
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Finally, suggest a trial period so your boss can see firsthand how it will work.
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The app is free for a 100-day trial period, then it's $2.99 per month.
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Trump has also said that he will reduce the trial period of various drug trials.
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More than 60 percent of the visitors tried out the experience during the trial period.
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The fare is 1 yuan (15 cents USD), although it's free for the trial period.
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Plans start at around $60/month, with a free trial period and minimum contract length.
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Like its rivals, SoundCloud Go offers offline, ad-free listening and a free trial period.
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The entire effort spanned 26 years; the trial period took 16 years, he told CNN.
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If both parties appear willing to try an open relationship, give yourselves a trial period.
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Never adequately and never for long — always clumsily, timidly, as though for a trial period.
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One of the two policemen had only just started service and was on his trial period.
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The measures will be put in place for a trial period of two years, Philippe said.
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As with many modern mattresses, The Pod includes a trial period, which runs for 100 nights.
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As he left the courtroom, Simmons told reporters he was relieved the trial period was over.
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If they agree to a trial period then you're one step closer to winning them over.
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If you had no issues or regrets during the trial period, go ahead and delete it.
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Mobile View launches Tuesday, and can be previewed for a week during League Pass' trial period.
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Since October, when the trial period began, more than 4,600 pets have taken an Amtrak train.
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If you haven't made a qualifying purchase, you can still get a one-week trial period.
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The Daily Burn, which is a streaming fitness model, has a 30-day free trial period.
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If yours comes with a trial period of 30 or more days, take advantage of that.
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It was three years ago, and only for a trial period, but UberCoper was briefly a thing.
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There's also a one-month trial period, which people can sign up for here once Subscription launches.
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After a trial period with the small group, Google will open the program to the larger community.
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After the trial period ends, you'll be moved over to our monthly plan for $15 per month.
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Delta will collect feedback during the trial period before deciding whether or not to expand the system.
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Identity protection firms typically offer a free trial period anyway before plying you with premium add-ons.
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At the end of the trial period, businesses can opt to keep Workplace and pay for it.
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After a trial period of a year, the system is expected to be implemented fully in 2017.
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Membership to the program costs $7,500 per year — although it's possible to sign up for a trial period.
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LAPD's move comes after a trial period where it pitted an i3 against a Tesla Model S P85D.
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I extended the trial period to a full month and changed my skin-care routine significantly before starting.
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A trial period also allows the candidate to decide if the role is a good fit for them.
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There was a long trial period of, 'Okay, we're going to see what this guy's going to do.
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CemaTheSlayer has since spent time with Odium, The Pango and FlyToMoon prior to the trial period with Na'Vi.
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Remember to cancel your membership before your trial period ends if you are not interested in subsequent charges.
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But as I reach the end of the trial period, I find myself coming back to the product issues.
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He suggested that she cut out her after-dinner brandy and all other alcohol consumption for a trial period.
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NOAA plans to expand the list to other species in 2017, after running the program for a trial period.
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If you're a student, Amazon offers a six-month trial period and half off a membership ($59 a year).
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"I guess until the audience gets tired of it, which hasn't happened yet," she says about the trial period.
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Your Audible membership will renew at £7.99 a month after the trial period, but you can cancel at anytime.
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These rules have not yet been implemented, but will be pending a trial period instated by the town's council.
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Toward the end of the trial period, to my surprise, I noticed my mood had actually begun to improve.
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I enjoyed the trial period of this website a lot, so I'm glad I committed to a whole year.
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At the end of her six-month trial period, her bosses suggested that she look elsewhere for a job.
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Those products were promoted as free, but came with monthly fees if customers didn't cancel during the trial period.
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It will soon introduce its burgers in German discount supermarket chain Lidl during a trial period starting May 29.
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And several Republicans, including Marco Rubio have said outright that there's no need for witnesses at the trial, period.
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At the beginning of the trial period, public acceptance of the charge jumped from 85033 percent to 53 percent.
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Just remember that after the trial period ends, you will be charged full price for the services, said Dritsas.
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At the end of the week, they were tested, then sent back to San Antonio for a trial period.
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That service, which is supposed to soft-launch on Tuesday, will cost $10 a month after a trial period.
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Cahill joined the program in 2009 after turning down the chance to work with Roger Federer after a trial period.
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This figure includes those on a free trial, so by extending the trial period, Spotify can bump these numbers up.
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The worry from officials is what will happen if people find themselves inconvenienced in any way during this trial period.
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The Facebook post saidAccording to Friends for Life's website, Quilty is now on a trial period with a potential adopter.
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Iglesias reiterated his latest offer of a coalition government for a one-year trial period, which Sanchez rejected on Thursday.
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Customers who may have input the incorrect code would likely have continued their signup with the default 7-day trial period.
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During the trial period, Netflix was also testing a weekly subscription plan; that too, is no longer being pursued, officials said.
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The poll also found that 48 percent of respondents were unknowingly charged for a subscription after a free trial period ended.
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That figure represents only paying subscribers, meaning people who signed up for a trial period and can still cancel aren't included.
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Testing is already underway and a trial period will follow to allow the new users to familiarise themselves with the system.
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During the trial period, Juniper Square helped its partners to manage almost 20,000 investment positions and over $25 billion in capital.
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Comcast says it's begun offering gigabit internet service in the Chicago metropolitan area as part of a multi-city trial period.
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I want to brush up my résumé, and I'll work for a trial period at something less than the market rate.
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The next morning, their trial period behind them, the new novices were accepted into the common life of the Jesuit community.
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Although Apple Music has a three-month free trial period, the company has stood staunchly by its model of paid music.
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Returning home for a six-month trial period, Ms. Bohbot quickly realized she couldn't bear to see the company trade hands.
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Some may even wait to watch the series until they can binge it all — possibly even during a free trial period.
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The trial period is five days; a $100 deposit is applied to orders or refunded in full if everything is returned.
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A subcommittee was tasked with providing resolutions as part of a 12-year revision process, followed by a three-year "trial" period.
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Gasanov said the wreck occurred during Zhukovskyy's second trip with the company, on the third day of his 30-day trial period.
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Gasanov said Friday's wreck occurred during Zhukovskyy's second trip with the company, on the third day of his 30-day trial period.
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After a small trial period, Bieber eventually moved to the United States permanently and began working under Usher — a partnership Braun brokered.
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If you don't want to convert, when the free trial period ends, the card automatically declines to be charged and that's that.
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More than 175 GameMine titles will be distributed to Vodacom subscribers ad-free and free of charge during a promotional trial period.
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On December 1st the Xbox Fitness 30-day free trial period — available for Xbox Live gold subscribers — will no longer be available.
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But if you've recently picked up any new Apple hardware, it's definitely worth checking out for the free trial period, at least.
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" Its main demand is allowing every app to offer users a free trial period "to show users their creation and establish value.
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Bolt was linked to Borussia Dortmund and Manchester United in what seemed mostly like a PR-stunt trial period back in January.
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However, the actual signup process is easy and you can cancel your account anytime during the free trial period without being charged.
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The London service will run once a week during its trial period, though it is not confirmed how long this will last for.
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Initially, this was a point of contention between the tech company and artists because artists weren't being paid royalties during the trial period.
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She got Apple Music to pay artists during its trial period, and Spotify agreed to a two week windowing period for new albums.
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The terminal is more than 98 percent ready and the trial period will last only a few weeks, he told the news agency.
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Lidegaard uses a trial period when prescribing hormonal contraceptives, carefully evaluating women for about three months after they first start on the medications.
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The mattress comes with an impressive one-year trial period, and if you decide you don't like it, you get a full refund.
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It took but a few minutes during a recent trial period for this place to become a canteen for nearby Baruch College students.
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This stream will be available as a free preview to anyone with a Gear VR since it falls within League Pass' free trial period.
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Cue said Apple has 8 million subscribers currently in the free trial period, the first time Apple has disclosed the number of trial users.
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Kit actually moved away from a free trial period to the new Favors model despite the success they were already seeing, Perry told me.
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Make it law that this new institution's drug and medical device trial period could not be more than a third of the FDA's average.
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Before you pay anything, there will be a free seven-day trial period, and limited DirecTV Now will be available through a FreeView mode.
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The offer is only available until midnight on July 16, and your Audible membership will renew at £7.99 a month after the trial period.
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From twin through California King, you can save up to 20% on every mattress size from Casper with its 129.993-night guaranteed trial period.
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After a two-week initial trial period, out pops an insurance premium, and then the user no longer needs to keep the app running.
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SurfEasy offers its own standalone apps for Android and iOS, as well as desktop software, but charges a subscription fee after a trial period.
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The deployment is being described by Norway as a trial period, and Norwegian officials will determine whether to allow it to continue beyond 2017.
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" But a few hours into our home visit, a friend asked my husband, "How long before you know if the trial period is over?
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The measures will be put in place for a trial period of two years with regular follow-up of its application, the government said.
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Look for a good return policy or a long trial period in case the mattress you thought you wanted doesn't work out for you.
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In addition to drafting a proposal, Reynolds says employees should also create a plan that allows their boss to agree to a trial period.
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After a trial period in cities including New York City, T-Mobile announced Thursday that its nationwide 5G network will launch on Dec. 6.
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"As we approach a paid service, some publishers may choose to remove games before the trial period ends," said Nvidia in a blog recently.
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The Sussexes will be "stepping back" as senior royals — you can read more about what exactly that means — for a one-year trial period.
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If you do choose to continue with Disney+ after the trial period, it's going to cost you £5.99 per month or £59.99 per year.
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Catalyst apps launched in macOS 10.15 Catalina earlier this year (after an extended trial period by Apple in macOS 10.14 under the "Marzipan" codename).
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This week, WeChat announced that it began allowing a selected group of authors to put their articles behind a paywall in a trial period.
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If the trial period goes well, the chain may add it to the menu in its Rockefeller Center location set to open in 2020.
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She previously threatened to withhold her album 1989 from Apple Music until Apple agreed to pay artists for streams during the free trial period.
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Kalinowski said he was excited about the nationwide launch of cheesy bacon fries in early 2019, especially if sales progress beyond the initial trial period.
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Analysts say the measures, to be applied for a two-year trial period, would reduce aggressive price competition among French retailers and accelerate food inflation.
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Not only can students pay a discounted price of $6.95 per month, they can also get the first six months free as a trial period.
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The retailer said that just five workers at 50 stores were unable to switch to daytime shifts or to nearby stores during the trial period.
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While the car is capable of driving itself at up to 27 mph, the trial period will cap the vehicles' top speed at 12 mph.
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"Users will be able to try out Nintendo Switch online services for free during a trial period after launch," Nintendo President Tatsumi Kimishima said onstage.
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While there's a 100-day money-back trial period plus free shipping, dropping all this money without first testing the mattress is no small decision.
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Apple eventually decided to pay the artists during the trial period, and Swift graced its customers with her albums, even that hot new 1989 one.
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Others cost $99 for a course that is available to students for up to one year, with a 7-day free trial period to start.
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Aimed squarely at competing with Apple Music and Spotify, it'll cost $9.99 per month following a free trial period as is standard in the industry.
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When Spotify arrives in India, it will offer a trial period for full access that's longer than the company's standard 30 days, according to Variety.
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The new subscription service is aimed at kids ages 6 through 12 and will cost $4.99 per month after a 7-day free trial period.
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Other developers noted that Apple News+ stops working shortly after the subscription is canceled, even if the user is still in the free-trial period.
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In comparison, Amazon Prime comes with a 30-day free trial and is $12.99 per month or $119 per year after the trial period ends.
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If you decide to extend your Disney+ plan beyond that trial period, you just sit back, relax, and keep on streaming your favorite Disney movies.
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Cook—who had previously done well on tests despite cutting classes at her San Antonio public school—eventually agreed to a month-long trial period.
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The full version of Minecraft: Education Edition is finally arriving on November 1, following an extended testing and free trial period that began this summer.
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The new rules, aimed at limiting sales at losses that pressure suppliers down the chain, would be applied for a trial period of two years.
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Status reinstatement, including Delta's, usually involves a challenge to fly at the qualifying level for the trial period in order to keep your former status.
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In 22017 she forced Apple to pay artists for music played during users' three-month free trial period by threatening to pull her "254" album.
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The trial period was to see how Sanders, who traditionally prefers to handwrite his own speeches on yellow-lined paper, would work with a speechwriter.
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I recommend a temporary filler that lasts two to three months for a trial period and then building up to a product that lasts longer.
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Friday's wreck occurred during Zhukovskyy's second trip with the company on the third day of his 30-day trial period, said the company's principal, Dartanyan Gasanov.
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According to The Daily Beast, after a trial period that lasted a couple of weeks, the university told the woman that the issue had been resolved.
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And for only $95 (plus a 30-day trial period with a money-back guarantee), there's no harm in giving this super-cozy concept a try.
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With a "100 night" trial period, Casper has already removed one of the hurdles for buying a mattress online — namely, what if you don't like it?
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But for those just curious about Queen in concert, there's the standard free seven-day trial period, with the usual caveat to remember to cancel afterward.
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These measures will be put in place for a trial period of two years with regular follow-ups to assess the impact, the government has said.
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In places like France, they allow couples to opt for a looser form of commitment either permanently or for a trial period before choosing to marry.
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But the pilot didn't go as planned: Due to launch delays, GeoOptics didn't even have any satellites in orbit before the end of the trial period.
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This included a new virtual credit card that allows customers to sign up for free trials and have these automatically canceled when the trial period ends.
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" Same with Apple Music, whose terms state: "If you cancel during your trial period, you'll lose access to the catalog and features of Apple Music immediately.
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Some analysts have said the new carrier's trial period is taking longer than expected, but military observers say it should be commissioned into service within months.
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"I don't think virtual credit card numbers would protect you at the end of a free trial period," says Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at CompareCards.
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Alternatively, you could consider building a trial period into a hiring agreement, which will allow you to evaluate how well an individual contributes to your team.
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Modesty Gets You Nowhere During my trial period at the restaurant where I started my new career in the service industry, it suddenly became really busy.
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NECTAR offers a 180-day trial period if you order through Amazon, so you can spend almost a full six months with your NECTAR before fully committing.
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During this trial period, which starts in July and will run for six months, the service will be limited to employees, residents and patrons of Hall properties.
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An early partner in Mastercard's 2KUZE trial period is Cafédirect Producers Foundation, which is assisting farmer integration and coordination of agents and buyers on the new app.
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As of October 1, Alipay was made available for a four-month trial period in the chain's stores in London's Covent Garden, Oxford Street and Regent Street.
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The court's decision on Friday brings to a protracted pre-trial period during which Zuma's defense lawyers have tried to prevent the case from coming to court.
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More than 100 corporations, including Macy's and Walmart, signed up during its trial period, while 150 startups also registered (Iterate also tracks 134,000 startups in its database).
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After you've cancelled, you'll still be able to access membership benefits until the end of the billing period you've signed up for, or the free trial period.
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You can sign up for a trial period on Adobe's website right now, but Photoshop Camera won't be available to the general public until sometime next year.
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Without getting too deep into technical weeds here, this network will use a 600MHz band spectrum rather than the millimeter wave 5G deployed in the trial period.
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It's convenient and offers a generous trial period, plus the idea of a custom-built mattress implies the kind of luxury that makes people's ears perk up.
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Currently, the retailer is offering a $2600 per month plan or a $22019 per year subscription, both of which include a 173-day trial period (see below).
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Students can enjoy a monthly rate of just $6.49, however, or only $59.99 per year, and can also take advantage of a six-month free trial period.
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Offering a free one-year trial period for customers who buy Apple hardware also makes it easier for the company to attract subscribers to its TV service.
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Get $150 off any Casper purchase of $1,000 or more See Details Nectar is less well known than Casper, but lower priced with a longer trial period.
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If you're (understandably) unsure about buying a hearing aid from the internet, the company offers a 45-day trial period to see if Eargo works for you.
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It's slightly reassuring that the program—which cost the EU a little more than $5 million—is only being implemented in select countries in a limited trial period.
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The interior ministry had announced a trial period for the weapons at some police districts to assess whether they should become a standard tool for Belgian law enforcement.
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During a trial period in the Australian capital of Canberra, some residents told ABC News that they could hear the drones flying overhead even with their windows closed.
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Express Wifi has already completed a trial period in the country with a local state-run telecom and about 125 rural Wi-Fi hotspots, according to the BBC.
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Mapping out a trial period, Reynolds says, can be great if you know your boss will be hesitant about committing to a full-time work-from-home plan.
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It's easy to see why Apple would prefer if you signed up for the streaming service, which costs $10 per month following a free 3-month trial period.
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Both their ad-supported service ($5.99 a month) and their ad-free option ($11.99 a month) — which we recommend — begin with a generous 30-day free trial period.
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Although you eventually have to pay a subscription fee after a three-month free trial period, Apple does make a version of its Apple Music app for Android.
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Then in 2015, Swift wrote a letter criticizing Apple Music ahead of its launch for its plan to not pay royalties during listeners' three-month free trial period.
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The show of force came after the e-moped company rolled out 68 vehicles for a trial period restricted to the Williamsburg, Bushwick, and Greenpoint neighborhoods in Brooklyn.
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Unfortunately, while Playkey used to offer a trial period, that offer seems to have been removed from its site, which makes me even more skeptical about recommending its service.
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And it's true—to qualify for my personal A-rotation playlist, I typically put a song through an intense trial period of at least five to ten consecutive plays.
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The company also said its ads API is now officially beyond its beta stage after a four-month trial period that involved major brands like Gatorade, Nissan and McDonald's.
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And if you buy the Wave, it will be delivered to you like a regular Casper mattress, with a 100-day trial period to test it out for yourself.
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Links won't be available to most of us just yet: Instagram says that it'll have a trial period when only verified users, like Beyoncé and T.Swift, can access them.
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He paid just shy of $5k, but the seller had given Brace a 1 week trial period and it took way less time for him to demand a refund.
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In addition to these tests, we look closely at a mattress's trial period, warranty, in-home delivery/white-glove service, and the type of foundation needed for best performance.
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However, by the end of the trial period, no pregnancies in the females were reported, despite the fact that researchers observed normal breeding behavior for all the study males.
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Fortunately, you get a 100-night trial period to find out if the mattress is right for you, and the 10-year warranty should also help you sleep comfortably.
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The proposed legislation in Washington is limited to 365 days (consecutive or not) of caregiving support and the Kupuna Caregivers program is starting with a six-month trial period.
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Customers signed up for what they thought was a free trial, but were actually enrolled in a service that charged monthly fees unless they canceled during the trial period.
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She said that the deployment did not flout the boots-on-the-ground restriction because the Marines were there on a six-month trial period that was open-ended.
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Then, just cancel your account before the trial period is up, so you don't get charged $5.99 or $9.99 (depending on whether you chose the ads or no ads option).
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New subscribers also will be able to get the first month of Hulu for free, as part of a trial period, before the $9.99 per month bundle pricing kicks in.
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Lucky for you, there's a 30-day free trial period available to test it out (you can also give the gift of Amazon Prime as well if you're feeling generous).
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The initiative was rejected after a brief trial period, CA Tigre informed Motherboard, and though the club wouldn't say why, we expect public outrage had something to do with it.
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The company says it tries to be as upfront as possible that the app will monitor you at all times and can't be switched off without disrupting the trial period.
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Firms that disclosed in the study saw not only decreased wage growth for men during the trial period, but a 2.5 percent decline in productivity compared to control group companies.
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Swift and Apple have cozied up to each other in recent months, rendering their initial tiff over royalties paid during Apple Music's free trial period a thing of the past.
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Uber has launched Uber Express POOL officially after a lengthy trial period that kicked off in San Francisco last November, and has until now remained available only in that market.
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Pros: Made with high-quality leather, comfortable, soft cushions, 365-day trial period, lifetime limited warranty, white glove delivery ($99 extra)Cons: Takes incredibly long for your delivery to arrive
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Barring a fix, he's done at the end of his trial period, most likely switching back to Playstation Vue, although he thought Sling TV was a solid product, as well.
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The offer is also only available to new subscribers, and your subscription will auto-renew at the full monthly price at the end of the trial period (unless you cancel).
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He thanked the governments of the United Kingdom, Brazil, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Singapore, and Turkey for helping the US to enforce this approach during a two-year trial period.
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WWE execs wanted to use WrestleMania 1633 to boost subscribers, by offering a free trial period for the event and hoping viewers would stick around when the payments kicked in.
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If you choose to go down this road, it's essential that you cancel before the trial period ends, unless of course you want to continue with the service (for a fee).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian police said on Monday they would go on strike because part of the force will be given tasers for a trial period without proper guidance for their use.
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German discount supermarket chain Lidl in a statement on Wednesday said it would be the country's first grocery chain to offer Beyond Meat burgers during a trial period starting May 29.
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The E.C.'s statement explains that the organization will give the countries involved a trial period of six months to a year to examine border security and offer any alternative measures.
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But to even get that trial, users have to put in their credit card information, and once the trial period is up, they get charged $19.99 a month unless they cancel.
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The time trial period will last until 11:59PM GMT on March 31st, and the 10 fastest players in this period will then compete in a virtual final on April 13nd.
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A months-long no-cost and ostensibly hassle-free trial period meant to put to rest any doubts you might have about sinking around $1,000 into something you've never even seen.
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In this plan, you should outline how long the trial period will be, what you will be doing during that period and how you and your boss can measure your success.
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The company said that during the trial period, people continued to tweet below 2803 characters most of the time – after the novelty of being able to use more characters wore off.
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Monzo, the U.K. challenger bank, is officially launching business bank accounts today, after an extensive trial period over the last 12 months that saw early access given to 2,500 business customers.
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What's more, in these coronavirus-affected times, Peloton has extended the free trial period to 90 days, so you can see whether the app works for you in the long run.
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Casper distinguished its business by pricing the only mattress it sold at the time below traditional competitors, as well as offering free delivery and a 100-day trial period at home.
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Although the Sussexes have not confirmed when they will be "stepping down" as senior royals for a one-year trial period, March 31 has been widely reported as the specific date.
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Additionally, if you sign up at launch, you'll be eligible to receive an initial free trial period of three months as well as a discounted rate of $47.99 for a year.
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PUBG has been in a trial period in China while it, and plenty of other games, awaited approval after the government put a halt on approving new video games back in March.
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Wirecutter's picks start at around $300 (for a queen), and most come with a 100-day trial period, though many offer more — so you'll never get stuck with a bed you hate.
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The police force is said to be testing other electronic and physical solutions, but right now it's in the middle of trial period where eagles are coached to identify and capture drones.
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Some 330 Marines will be stationed in Norway until the end of 2018, the government said on Wednesday, doubling the length of what was initially billed as a one-year trial period.
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Ally Invest also announced a 90-day free trial period for self-directed portfolios, giving investors a chance to try the product before committing, and the addition of 500 commission-free ETFs.
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They offer a 30-day trial period if you sign up before March 31, 2019, and are paid for using the payment info you have on file with Roku's own billing system.
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The company offers a 1 percent annualized savings bonus for people who save with Digit for three months, and the service costs $2.99 per month after a free 100-day trial period.
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However, at the same time, Hall expects the discounted TV+ revenue will be credited as "deferred revenue" and then "recognized on a monthly basis over the 12-month trial period," he said.
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And each Casper mattress also comes with a 10-year limited warranty, a 100-night trial period, and free shipping and returns, so it's worth a try if you're on the fence.
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However, if you bought Warcraft III: Reforged and are frustrated at how it's been rolled out, we have some good news: Blizzard is honoring refunds for the game beyond the typical trial period.
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Beta customers can't take advantage of this credit yet, because during the trial period the TV app still needs to be on the same Wi-Fi network as a Comcast set-top box.
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Similarly, Wirecutter's staffers may buy items they plan to review, or they may borrow it from the manufacturer on the condition that they will return it at the end of the trial period.
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Disney+ won't make any charges to your account until after that weeklong trial period has run its course, so if you remember to cancel your subscription before then, you won't pay a thing.
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A high-quality bed-in-a-box provides comfort and support for a broad range of sleeping positions, keeps motion transfer to a minimum, and comes with a lengthy risk-free trial period.
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Depending on how the trial period goes, the company to add the functionality to all of its handsets in March, according to ACRCloud, a Beijing-based company powering the music recognition behind Xiaomi products.
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She had also spoken up about Apple's streaming service in 2015, in which she criticised Apple Music for withholding royalty payments from writers, producers and artists during the service's three-month free trial period.
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The company — which bought Uber's China business in 2016 — said it will begin serving customers in Melbourne from June 25 following a month-long trial period in Geelong, a neighboring city that's 75km away.
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After applying for a loan modification from Wells Fargo in early 2016, she says she was approved for a Home Affordable Modification Trial Period Plan (TPP), which would have made her monthly payments $577.47.
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So much so that he proposes making the US health care system look a lot more like the VHA — should doing so prove to be a wise idea after a four-year trial period.
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Amazon Prime is available for a free 60-day trial period, and thereafter, at an introductory annual subscription of Rs 499 ($7.4), a discount of Rs 500 from the list price of Rs 999 ($14.8).
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Amazon signed a two-year contract with GM and Volvo, a source with knowledge of the deal told The Verge, and all three companies have agreed to use these two years as a trial period.
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In March, IFAB approved a two-year trial period allowing the technology to be used in four questionable cases: to determine whether a goal had been scored or not, sendings-off, penalties and mistaken identity.
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Apple says developers of non-subscription apps may offer a "free time-based trial period" before presenting a full unlock option by setting up a non-consumable in-app purchase that doesn't cost any money.
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While your boss was initially against the idea, you persuaded them to do a trial period where you proved how having the option to work remotely could increase the productivity for you and your colleagues.
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He proposes a trial period in which Americans would have three options for receiving care: The effectiveness of each method would be measured regularly for four years with metrics developed ahead of the trial's launch.
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In an effort to onboard more customers, the company announced Monday that it was extending the free trial period of the company's app from 30 days to 90 days in the U.S., U.K. and Canada.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt opened a new international airport on the outskirts of the capital on Saturday for an initial trial period, in a bid to ease pressure from Cairo's main airport and help boost tourism.
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In the fall of 2014, FIBA announced a two-year trial period for allowing players to wear headcoverings in national competition, but it was far from clear about how the issue would ultimately be resolved.
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The recent spike in modifications is the result of converting borrowers to permanent modification status that were solicited for the Streamline HAMP program beginning in January and have now successfully completed the three-month trial period.
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That argument appears to have won the day, although what happens after the 90 day trial period comes to a close and the company assesses the success of the new pay structure remains to be seen.
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Despite the fact that Puma—which sponsors both Bolt and Dortmund—has had a heavy hand in the hype up, it seems like Bolt (finally) getting a trial period with the German club is very real.
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Bill Babcock, the director of the Grand Slam Board, stressed that the rule was still in a trial period and would be evaluated when a full year of data was available after the United States Open.
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However, the big downsides are that the mattress isn't ideal for heavier individuals over 200 pounds, and if you want to return your mattress during the trial period, you have to pay a $99 transportation fee.
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She long waged war against streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify for not fairly compensating artists, and successfully got Apple to pay royalties to artists even during its free three-month trial period in 2015.
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Vietnamese citizens aged 21 years and over with a regular monthly income of at least 10 million dong ($440) will be allowed to enter casinos for a trial period of three years, according to a government decree.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African department store chain Woolworths Holdings will remove single-use plastic bags from one of its stores during a six-month trial period in a bid to end plastic pollution, it said on Monday.
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The proposal by new Tourism Minister Marx Beltrão would extend for a 12-month trial period a visa-waiver program adopted for visitors from the four countries during the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this year.
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Customers can sign up for the "Free Trial Card" with a bogus name, address, and email address and use it to register for free trials and once the trial period ends, the card will automatically decline payment.
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The company is still considering multiple formats, though the idea is that consumers can sample the IQOS device and heat sticks with the help of trained salespeople and buy the device or opt for a trial period.
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A week-long free trial is available for those interested, but because episodes from original series are released on a weekly basis, "it's unlikely that Apple's most anticipated shows [are] available" to watch throughout the trial period.
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Most companies offer a free trial period so you can sample the streams, but if you decide a service is not for you, be sure to cancel your temporary membership before it converts to a monthly fee.
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When it came time for the combine, the intense trial period when the league judges the top "2K" players, Freddy said he was playing as much as 45 hours a week, with sessions starting at 7 p.m.
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Swift already made peace with Apple Music two years ago after she hashed out a high-profile beef with the company that ultimately compelled it to pay artist royalties during a six-month initial free trial period.
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The move followed that of Swift, who withheld "1989" from streaming services, until later releasing it on Apple Music – but only after she used her clout to get Apple to pay artists during Apple Music's free trial period.
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According to Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima, "Users will be able to try out Nintendo Switch online services for free during a trial period after launch," after which the Switch will transition to a paid system for online service.
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Unless you cancel at the end of that trial period, it will auto-renew at $14.95 a month, providing you with a credit once a month, as well as a pair of free original titles from the publisher.
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Cameron Feist, Hamilton's director of financial aid, said that one of his top staff members spent about 15 hours testing College Abacus before the school decided to stop blocking access to its calculator for a yearlong trial period.
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The trial period, which ran from 2003 to 2006, showed that 8 percent of the girls with robot babies were found to have had at least one birth, compared with only 4 percent of girls without robot babies.
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The project was originally slated to begin next month, but the RTA pushed the trial period to the fourth quarter of the year to make sure the system is truly ready before the crafts take to the air.
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As part of the trial period, the fintech also made changes to its own product to accommodate Amex, requiring customers to top up their Curve card in advance if they wanted to spend from their Curve-Amex wallet.
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When the trial period ends, the card automatically declines any payments; DoNotPay will send you an email to let you know when the trial starts and ends, in case you wish to sign up for the service afterward.
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Disney+ won't charge your credit card or PayPal account until after that seven-day trial period is through, so if you cancel your subscription before then, you'll get to enjoy a week's worth of Simpsons streaming for free.
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If you're sure you don't want to proceed but would like to continue using FuboTV for the rest of your trial, it would behoove you to cancel as close to the end of the trial period as possible.
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What to look for in a mattressI have experience with several bed-in-a-box brands, and arguably the most important factor to look for when shopping for a mattress is the length of the trial period offered.
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This is particularly great news for students and customers who want to open a credit line, but if you're clever, you can talk a relative into splitting the cost or even use the trial period to your advantage.
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If you recall, when the service launched last summer, Swift penned an open letter to Apple on Tumblr asking the company to pay artists during its initial (free) trial period — and withheld her album 1989 from the platform.
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As reported by AGO to 660 News, more than 100,000 people have signed up for museum membership during the six-month trial period, and some 70% are between the ages of 153 and 25 and claiming free passes.
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Apple has faced a lot of criticism over Apple Music Apple also had to deal with criticism from Taylor Swift and other artists, and changed its policy on paying royalty fees during its free trial period as a result.
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Spark Therapeutics and Pfizer Inc are also developing a gene therapy for treating hemophilia B. UniQure's treatment aims to reduce bleeding by raising the FIX levels, and no patient suffered bleeding or needed replacement therapy during the trial period.
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The second is that if you're currently paying for Amazon Prime, or you're able to sign up for the 30-day free trial period Amazon offers, July 12th could be a chance to pick up some very solid deals.
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A high-quality spring mattress offers an impressive balance of support and comfort to a broad range of sleeping styles and body types, comes with a long risk-free trial period, and provides excellent edge support and motion isolation.
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BEIJING, March 1 (Reuters) - China's insurance regulator said on Thursday it had started a trial period of new asset liability management rules for the industry, seeking to curb potential risks as part of Beijing's broader campaign to ensure stability.
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All three of those programs work on Windows and Mac systems and include a free trial period — and they have more features than most mobile apps with support for more precise editing, special effects and different types of media.
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After moving to New York, where he trained for two years at the Ailey School, Mr. Byrd auditioned for Ms. Tharp's company and joined for a trial period in 1972; he was let go after a couple of months.
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It doesn't appear that the data will be anonymized because the Journal reports that, after a trial period, insurers will be able to build a customer risk profile on users of the app that will then be used to determine rates.
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I've been on the free trial period of Spotify Premium and will have to start paying the fee at the end of the month, but it'll be worth it if I go to the gym regularly and listen to my music.
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We know how astronomically successful Apple has been and we know that this incredible company has the money to pay artists, writers and producers for the 19893 month trial period… even if it is free for the fans trying it out.
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A week-long free trial will be available for those interested, but because episodes from original series will be released on a weekly basis, "it's unlikely that Apple's most anticipated shows will be available" to watch throughout the trial period.
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This prompted Mobike to implement a system that lets its users report improperly parked bikes that belong to it in China and in Manchester it is taking a cautious approach to its rollout by starting with a six-month trial period.
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Calacanis says he wants to make money from the free newsletters by selling ads, but says he will also ask his readers for voluntary donations; he says 1,000 newsletter readers have kicked in $100 a year during a trial period.
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During the trial period, researchers collected blood samples and stool samples from participants, as well as answers to a gastrointestinal questionnaire before the study, after the first two-week diet period and immediately after the second two-week diet period.
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But clearing the noise on your own line, like the baby crying next to you, after a two-week trial period, will cost you $20 per month, or $120 per year, or as low as $5 per month for group licenses.
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The International Football Association Board (IFAB), the games law-making body, approved a two-year trial period allowing technology to be used in four questionable cases: to determine if a goal has been scored, sendings off, penalties and mistaken identity.
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The Good Samaritan law isn't an entirely new idea for Canada: After a one-year trial period that began in 2003, the police in Vancouver adopted a policy of not responding to non-fatal overdose reports, instead dispatching only paramedics.
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The overture doesn't mean Sudan is completely off the hook, as it comes with a six-month review period: If Sudan falls short, sanctions can be fully restored pending a trial period that ends several months into Donald Trump's presidency.
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Soccer tries out offbeat rules from time to time, and many of the experiments are never heard from again; sudden death, for example, in the form of the so-called Golden Goal, was eliminated after a brief and contentious trial period.
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But last week, when Los Angeles Police Department leaders told the city&aposs board of police commissioners that it intended to test the device for a trial period in January, the LA Times reported that critics pushed back at this notion.
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If you're a cult follower of any of those higher credit classes, then a trial period will be a true test to see how far the credits take you versus how much you'd spend buying classes directly with your choice studio.
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Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The New York Times, has a roundup of budgeting apps and tools to recommend, like the YNAB (You Need a Budget) service ($84 a year, but with a free trial period available); Mint.
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Sailors and their families on two military bases -- Hampton Roads, Virginia, and Rota, Spain -- are testing the features of the free app during a six-month trial period that began in October "prior to its Navywide launch," according to the Navy press release.
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"We are hoping to extend the trial period to include running it as a short service where members of the public can book to use the shuttle vehicles over defined routes," Professor Nick Reed, the technical lead of the project, told Mashable.
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Users can also manually disable its tracking features once the trial period ends, and while an untouched app will continue to gather data, Manges says it is used only to further refine their algorithm rather than re-rate an individual customer's premiums.
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Some companies may even make you think the offer is free but have hidden strings attached, like in order to get the free trial, first you have to pay for something else or commit to the service well beyond the trial period.
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We also look closely at whether there's white-glove service or in-home delivery (free or for a fee), the trial period and whether there are fees associated with returning the mattress, type of foundation needed for best performance, and the warranty length.
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Earlier this year, Klüh management attempted to impose a new contract that allow them to move workers to any other facility without prior consultation, alongside introducing a two-month trial period on workers no matter how long they'd been employed at the facility.
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For those who want to test out an app before making a purchase, Apple is now promoting a new section in the App Store, "Try it for Free," that highlights apps that offer a free trial period before you have to pay for a subscription.
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Taylor Swift was right when she demanded Apple stop giving away free, 90-day trials of Apple Music without compensating the artists that make the service possible.. Apple responded quickly to her concerns and made arrangements to pay musicians during a user's trial period.
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A high-quality online mattress should offer supportive and comfortable options for a wide array of sleeping styles with a reasonable money-back trial period, since you still need to sleep on the bed to truly see if it's the right one for you.
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What makes it stand outYou can do all of the right research, but the best way to know if a mattress is right for your sleeping style and body type is to sleep on it so a long risk-free trial period is imperative.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's acting Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez rejected on Thursday the latest proposal by far-left Podemos for a coalition government on a one-year trial period, though he remains open to negotiations to avoid a repeat election, a Socialist party source said.
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"That 12-month trial period lets you revert back to the Medigap plan you were previously enrolled in if you end up not liking Medicare Advantage," said Elizabeth Gavino, founder of Lewin & Gavino in New York and an independent broker and general agent for Medicare plans.
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Here's how to save money and avoid getting charged after signing up for a free trial ever again: If you cancel Amazon Prime right after you sign up for the 30-day trial, you can still use it for the full trial period without being billed.
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But he had just started the job at Salerno about a month earlier, and was still on a 90-day trial period; he was expected to be on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and that included New Year's Eve while his wife was in labor.
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"What the President was saying is that we're going to look at all of these drugs and we're going to try to get them available in the context of some sort of protocol," he said, referring to a trial period, on CNN's "Coronavirus: Fact and Fears" town hall special.
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New customers are offered a trial period and the ability to work with a "Cat Concierge" to find just the right food for their pets, a formula based on the cat&aposs age, build, eating habits, and the owner&aposs budget and preference for wet food versus dry.
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Medigap insurers have to issue a policy without regard to pre-existing conditions during the first six months of enrolling in Medicare Part B at age 65 or older, after an employer terminates retiree coverage, and after a brief trial period in a Medicare Advantage plan, and other narrowly defined circumstances.
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Apple has an installed base of 1.4 billion users, and some of them will buy the things Apple promotes: Look at the success of Apple Music, which launched seven years after Spotify but quickly amassed 50 million subscribers due to a free trial period and prominent real estate on Apple's devices.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange is expected to cut trading fees within months after two years of complaints but might only do so for a trial period of up to six months to see if volumes that moved to over-the-counter markets return to the exchange, sources said.
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Notably for Apple, the success of "Views" shows that fans still have a strong appetite to buy the download version of the album — which costs $13.99 — even when the streaming version of the same record is available through Apple Music, which costs $9.99 a month but has a free three-month trial period.
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And keep in mind that many subscription streaming services will allow you to sign up for a free trial period, provided you're a new customer — so if you don't already have a subscription to a service that carries CBS, signing up for a trial is your best bet to live-stream the awards for free.
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As always, the first rule of Prime Day is that you don't talk about Prime Day have to have an Amazon Prime membership to take advantage of the epic and ever-changing deals that will be on offer come July 15 — but conveniently, you can always sign up for a free 30-day trial period.
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While that would be an impressive feat by any measure, it's worth remembering that Apple handily installed the Apple Music app on hundreds of millions of iOS devices and then pushed users to the new service with a three-month trial period and exclusive content from artists like Taylor Swift and Chance the Rapper.
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But the credit monitoring service, through an Equifax company called Trusted ID, has a provision that limits liability to the company, and consumers who sign up for what is billed as a free service will be charged for it after a one-year trial period if they don't call the company to cancel their subscription.
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And keep in mind that many subscription streaming services will allow you to sign up for a free trial period, provided you're a new customer — so if you don't already have a subscription to a service that carries NBC, signing up for a trial is your best bet to live-stream the awards for free.
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" (Wiener is from Brooklyn, a perspective that occasionally shades her narrative.) Back in New York, when her trial period at the e-book start-up ends, she's not asked to continue — she is, in the words of the C.E.O., who accidentally posts this comment about her in the company chat room, "too interested in learning, not doing.
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Sifting through the options: Consumers are having to become more savvy about managing an overwhelming amount of new content and content sources, according to a new PwC study out Monday: 55% of cord trimmers "regularly" subscribe to a trial version of services 33% don't typically keep the subscription after the trial period is over 81% of focus group participants say they share passwords with friends and family
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Their study focused on school pupils, aged 13 to 14, with participants split nearly equally between genders (44 girls and 40 boys), and recruited from two different schools in the north and south of the UK. The teenagers were asked to wear a Fitbit Charge wristband for eight weeks; to use the Fitbit app; and to take part in surveys and focus groups, before and after the trial period ended, responding to questions about how they felt about exercising and using the device.
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Sony made its subscription service available across the US earlier this week — albeit without live shows from the biggest four TV networks — after a lengthy trial period, but so far it's only made a dedicated app available on iOS and Amazon's Fire TV. There is a section for Vue in the new Android app, but it's unclear whether it's a promotional area or if it can be used to sign up for and stream the service; on the Nexus 5X we tested the app on, the Vue page was mostly broken.
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