"Walking away with no regrets," Ngata continued in his post.
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Both are walking away with their respective music publishing rights.
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We need every point, so we're walking away with none tonight.
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Especially if it means walking away with some affordably-priced wine.
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Oftentimes waiting weeks in one place and walking away with nothing.
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At the very least, you'll be walking away with half-price drinks.
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Frustrated Brexiteers are increasingly advocating walking away with no deal at all.
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After walking away with the $0003 million prize on Survivor: Millennials vs.
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They underestimated transaction fees and financing costs, walking away with only $20183,000.
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Walking away, in a quick meeting, walking away with millions of dollars.
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With the hope of Black women walking away with the feeling of affirmation.
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Walking away with a new piece of jewelry is just an added bonus.
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"It's frustrating not walking away with a Slam this year," Mike Bryan said.
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No one is walking away with this and there's space for his candidacy.
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It's not just Federer and Djokovic who will be walking away with big paychecks.
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That bit of bad PR had one consumer walking away with a broken jaw.
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The Clooneys have gone to the dogs — and they're walking away with another rescue.
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It starts with the car owner locking their vehicle and walking away with the key.
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He says he didn't do it, walking away with the confidence of someone who could.
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Sorry, Powerball hopefuls, but there's no way you're walking away with the entire $214 billion.
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Though, apparently not every athlete is actually walking away with the shiny new Android handset.
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Paul's walking away with one of their 2 NYC SoHo apartments and 3 Florida properties.
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Somehow, I'm three credits short and there's no way I'm walking away with a degree.
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None of that means Sanders is on the verge of walking away with this thing.
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Nielson has heard stories of people walking away with life-changing experiences too, she said.
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I found myself fantasizing about somehow destroying the dog and walking away with the cash.
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Perhaps that's why Green Book has been walking away with so many festival People's Choice Awards.
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"Every service has something to offer" is essentially the message that subscribers are walking away with.
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The contractor refuses to make the fixes; instead the company is walking away with outsized profits.
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And if the promising forecasts are correct, then Watson will be walking away with that amount.
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Finding and submitting a big security problem could see you walking away with a cool $20,000.
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"I can't even describe it," she tells me, after walking away with an autograph and a memory.
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Walking away with $11,000 seems like a pretty sweet deal, even with a two-day airport stay.
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In the series, FlipSid3 Tactics defeated Mockit Aces over two sets in Amsterdam, walking away with $50,000.
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Instead, the case unraveled in a matter of hours Tuesday, leaving both sides walking away with losses.
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He's walking away with $50,000, or as you would say in the old days 50K a month.
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Moreover, since higher education is huge business in America more students are walking away with higher debt.
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Sealy would just have this thing locked up, and they'd be walking away with like their Kleenex mattress.
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She then gets out of the vehicle, and begins walking away, with the driver following her on foot.
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More footage showed a different man walking away with a large knife he reportedly wrestled from the attacker.
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Jeff Bezos and his ex-wife MacKenzie have finalized their divorce — and she's walking away with roughly $36 billion.
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She's certainly not walking away with nothing because she maintained her dignity, honesty, maturity, and poise throughout the process.
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Having $13,21 in Steam credits is neat, but it's not the same as walking away with a $2500,2300 check.
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Just learning how to communicate and walking away with some great tools, which we'll always be able to use.
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In the end, the two points cost Paul and KSI ended up walking away with the split-decision win.
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USA's Mr. Robot has just pulled off a huge win at the Golden Globes, walking away with Best Drama Series.
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The U.S. Open tournament continues until Sunday, June 16, with the winner walking away with a $12.5 million winnings purse.
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According to a Tuesday report in the Wall Street Journal, he's walking away with a staggering $20193 million-plus payout.
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People would suspiciously ask what kind of camera it was before walking away with expressions ranging from offense to pity.
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That much is clear by how happy some of these fine people look to be walking away with a statuette.
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Damon did not end up walking away with an award Sunday night, but it may have saved him some more teasing.
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Each of us is walking away with that sense of peace, knowing we performed our duty in the manner it deserved.
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Basketball star Michael Jordan's 2006 divorce with ex-wife of 20173 years Juanita Jordan left her walking away with $168 million.
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However, Rippon had looked like the front runner all season and wound up walking away with the coveted mirror ball trophy.
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European negotiators are correct to think that the airy talk in London of walking away with "no deal" is a bluff.
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Despite walking away with Simon during the performance, Melanie "Mel B" Brown expressed her admiration for the performers and their innovation.
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Klein has been working with Stand Up To Cancer since walking away with the $1 million prize on Survivor last December.
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Makes sense ... last month, the couple reportedly hammered out a settlement that has her walking away with $20 million in assets.
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After all, here he was on a song with several other star rappers walking away with the hands-down best verse.
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No, I don't mean Hannah Brown — though some suspect that she could be the one walking away with Weber's final rose.
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Verizon is walking away with Jaunt's technology assets here, which is inclusive of their VR tech and their newer AR efforts.
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She then mashes the ingredients together before scooping a chip into the salsa, smiling, and happily walking away with her delicious dish.
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Apple scored wins with two lower courts, ultimately walking away with $399 million stemming from infringement found on 11 different smartphone models.
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"This is how elections are won in America," Mr. Cruz gloated after walking away with the most delegates in Wyoming last month.
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With two ends left, Koe whiffed on a chance to land two points with their final stone, walking away with just one.
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And the many winner-take-all primaries meant that though Trump rarely won majorities, he kept walking away with chunks of delegates.
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Now, as for what Fred's walking away with -- a 2014 Harley-Davidson and all his music rights and residuals for Limp Bizkit.
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Records played samples on a continuous loop, and audiences were invited to remix the sounds, even walking away with their own vinyl.
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She just sold the 3,400 square ft crib for $1.32 million -- so, she could be walking away with a tidy $280k in profit.
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" Addressing his exit from the race, Gibson told the Press Herald on Friday, "I am not walking away with my head hung low.
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"I [can] end up walking away with tips and tricks for paying down this debt and feeling in control of it," Arreola said.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who has been walking away with credit for progressive changes, like a higher minimum wage, that he didn't always champion.
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WeWork eventually shelved its plan to go public indefinitely, and Neumann stepped down, but not without walking away with more than $1 billion.
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According to a recent statistic from RAINN, one American is sexually assaulted every 98 seconds, with most perpetrators walking away with no charges whatsoever.
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Facebook settled with the FTC earlier this week, walking away with a $5 billion fine, some added privacy checks, and a stock price bump.
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Sunday's Academy Awards marked the end of awards season, with stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Brie Larson walking away with the night's top honors.
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In other words, for the nineteen unlucky buyers walking away with their intentionally altered purchases, what comes next is entirely up to chance a.k.a.
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It includes a glimmering edible Golden Globe, perhaps a consolatiom prize for those attendees who won't end up walking away with the real thing.
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In the end, Alvarado and Vilchis were victorious in the California couples coffin challenge, walking away with a prize pack and $600 to split.
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He could be walking away with as much as $120 million, but CBS said his severance would await the completion of an independent investigation.
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Donald Trump handily won the New York primary last night, walking away with more than 60 percent of the Republican vote and 89 total delegates.
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Ronda Rousey, Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch closed out WrestleMania in April with Lynch walking away with two titles, the Raw and Smackdown Women's Championships.
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Throw in Southwest's generous policy of free flight changes and two checked bags, and you're walking away with benefits in a league of their own.
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And Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing&aposs outgoing CEO who ran the company during this whole saga, is walking away with an astonishing $62 million severance package.
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Steve Levitan's bitter divorce has come to an end, and his ex-wife is walking away with a huge amount of money ... but so is he.
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They'll still be walking away with a car that's going to be capable of... well, we actually don't know, because Aston Martin didn't share any specs.
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At just $2.99 per month, this Black Friday special has you walking away with three years of top-notch internet security for a measly $107.55 total.
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This year's awards season has changed Casey Affleck, and not just because he might be walking away with an Oscar by the end of the night.
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BTS beat the likes of Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande in the fan-voted category, walking away with the title of Top Social Artist.
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Jurors listened as McAtasney grumbled about only walking away with $10,000, expressing his disappointment as he'd been told by Sarah the amount was closer to $100,000.
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After owning two homes and walking away with a sizable gain, I was able to buy a home in the expensive Southern California real estate market.
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Kacey Musgraves has had a whirlwind of a year since walking away with four Grammy wins in 2019 — including Album Of The Year for Golden Hour.
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The marriage between Courtney Stodden and actor Doug Hutchison -- 34 years her senior -- is officially over ... and he's walking away with their dog and a car.
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It's a strategy that's drawn criticism because it means that the president is also walking away with legislative victories he'll be able to tout in 2020.
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Travis Kalanick, the former Uber CEO who resigned last year, is walking away with $1.4 billion after the company finalized a new deal, CNBC reported Thursday.
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Katharine McPhee's divorce has been finalized and Nicholas Cokas won the battle of when they separated ... which means he's walking away with a lot more cash.
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I unintentionally begin an hour of tasting dates with the store's owner and end up walking away with a quarter kilo of some higher-end Mariami dates.
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A group of emotional fans fought back tears as they spoke, and an Italian man kissed the cold concrete floor before walking away with his head down.
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Chevron said Thursday that it would not increase its bid to buy Anadarko, leaving the prize to Occidental while walking away with a $1 billion breakup fee.
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The 20 drivers have no costs and receive prize money at the end of the season, with the winner walking away with $500,000 and runner-up $250,000.
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The Magic closed the quarter on an 23-10 run and overcame a few anxious moments in the game's final minute before walking away with the win.
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In Indiana's GOP senate primary, Mike Braun, a businessman, defeated two incumbent congressmen to garner his party's nod, walking away with 41 percent of the primary vote.
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A white cashier at a grocery store yelled at my 11-year-old son last summer for walking away with our cart before I had finished paying.
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In the past, Mr. Barrows said, investigators were not required to obtain permission from a minor or guardian before walking away with a piece of DNA evidence.
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New York (CNN Business)Boeing's ousted CEO Dennis Muilenburg left behind a long list of problems at Boeing, but he's walking away with a sizable golden parachute.
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After Jeff Bezos and his ex-wife MacKenzie finalized their divorce, MacKenzie is walking away with roughly $249 billion — making her the third-richest woman in the world.
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The U.S. Women's Gymnastics team dominated Tuesday's all-around competition at the 22016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, walking away with the gold – and a new nickname.
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Atlanta (CNN)In nine months, one woman robbed six jewelery stores in five states, twice walking away with nearly $1 million in stolen goods, according to federal authorities.
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He'd finished fifth in a tournament in Malta, Europe two months before, winning $2201,1113, and won a tournament in London in November of 2111, walking away with $2449,222.
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Drake was a big winner at Sunday night's AMAs, walking away with four awards, and it seemed like everyone wanted to be near the sensitive hip-hop star.
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Trump won the GOP primary in New Hampshire easily during the 2016 election cycle, walking away with 85033 percent of the vote in a large field of candidates.
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The North Carolina librarian, who loves knitting and hanging out with her cats, stone-cold crushed the competition on Thursday's episode of Jeopardy, walking away with over $40,000.
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Rami Malek, who won raves for his full-throated portrayal of the late Mercury was nominated for Leading Actor, after walking away with best drama actor last week.
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From 211 to 213, these four airlines were the most profitable in the world, walking away with a combined $215 billion, according to an analysis by L.E.K. Consulting.
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This year, more than 760,13 candidates from around the world entered the competition in hopes of earning the "World Champion" title and walking away with the prize of $7,000.
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Still, South Carolina couldn't carry that momentum into Saturday's matchup, with the Gators walking away with the 38-27 win and a two-spot jump in the AP Poll.
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What is irrefutable now is that Tobin walking away with a $500 gift card to eat donuts and drink coffee, and a lifelong commitment to another human being. Congratulations.
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Brooke Burke and David Charvet are free to move about Malibu as single people -- they've finally hammered out their divorce and they're both walking away with plenty of assets.
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We now know from a newly unsealed lawsuit that former senior search vice president Amit Singhal was initially offered $45 million, triple the amount he ended up walking away with.
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On December 17, 2004, four stand-up, straight-laced, 20-something Kentucky boys robbed the rare books library of Transylvania University, walking away with trove of valuable manuscripts worth $750,000.
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The crash took place last week in Utah, and photos of the totaled Model S made headlines around the country, despite the driver walking away with only a broken ankle.
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TMZ's obtained the doc which outlines exactly how his estate should be divided following his sudden death in June -- and it's Vinnie's BFF, Charles Jones, who's walking away with 38%.
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Once the cashier left, the man took over for him, proceeding to check out a customer before calmly unloading the money in the register's box and walking away with it.
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They'd built a car they dubbed the GT40 MkII — and with it they swept the podium at Le Mans, their three cars walking away with first, second, and third place.
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Police, responding to suspected car break-ins, had approached McDonald, and he was walking away, with a knife in his hand, when the officer, Jason Van Dyke, fired sixteen shots.
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The Duchess' dad, Thomas Markle, was in Rosarito, Mexico Monday stopping off at a Starbucks drive-thru -- and seemingly walking away with a Frappuccino in hand, whipped cream and all.
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With the odds in favor of a woman walking away with the trophy during an awards season that's been empowering and embracing women's work, viewers were disappointed to see Sheeran win.
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MacKenzie Bezos is walking away with $36 billion from her high-profile divorce to Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, but that amount is just a small fraction of his fortune.
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According to court documents, the officer, Betty Jo Shelby, was overcome with fear that the motorist, Terence Crutcher, who was walking away with his hands up, was going to kill her.
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After 2000, two of the Guerrilla Girls brought a lawsuit against some of the others, eventually walking away with the copyrights to the group's early posters, and the Guerrilla Girls splintered.
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And it reinvigorates the genre because they aren't coming on here to get famous — the show is framed as these people just looking for love and walking away with a marriage.
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Based on the severity of the crime, police had asked for the public's help in locating the suspect and posted photos the victim had taken of her walking away with the dogs.
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And while Mavis Wanczyk is walking away with a lump sum of $203 million, CNN reports that 9.4 million other people had winning numbers as well, some even collecting $1-2 million.
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He won overwhelmingly in Washington's 2016 caucuses, besting then-rival Hillary Clinton in every county and walking away with about 73% of the vote, according to data from The New York Times.
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But in the meantime, some of the sport's biggest prize pots remain up for grabs, with one man walking away with a $10 million bonus at the end of the Tour Championship.
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Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos are a done deal ... officially -- and it sounds like she's walking away with a huge chunk of change, while he's retaining the lion's share of their companies.
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A year ago the U.S. Open final ended in controversy with fiery exchanges between a fuming Williams and the chair umpire, smashed rackets, penalties and Japan's Naomi Osaka walking away with the trophy.
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Entertainment lawyer Schuyler Moore, who negotiates morality clauses at Greenberg Glusker, believes that litigation on Barr could still end up walking away with some money if she decides to go after the network.
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The impersonator, who bears a slight resemblance to the actor, spoke in a thick German accent while thanking "Joko and Klaas," before saying "bye-bye" and walking away with the trophy in hand.
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But early on in the recording, McAtasney grumbled about only walking away with $10,000, saying he was disappointed because he'd been told by Stern the amount of her inheritance was closer to $100,000.
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She said three unidentified people were seen walking away with team shirts during an evacuation after a basement fire on Friday while the laptop was taken from a room on the fifth floor.
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This year's Hugo Awards were awarded last night at MidAmeriCon II in Kansas City, with works such as N.K. Jemisin's The Fifth Season and Nnedi Okorafor's Binti walking away with the top prizes.
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OpTic Gaming defeated Astralis to win the ELeague Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Season 2 championship Saturday, walking away with $400,000 and a team achievement: their first-ever championship at a major international tournament.
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EX-UBER CEO NETS $1.4B IN DEAL: Travis Kalanick, the former Uber CEO who resigned last year, is walking away with $1.4 billion after the company finalized a new deal, CNBC reported Thursday.
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De Niro's comments come several weeks after Ricky Gervais captured headlines for remarks he gave at the Golden Globes, where he urged celebrities walking away with an award to refrain from political speech.
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"You can end up walking away with a bunch of cheap flowers, while the books are thankfully more stable," joked Claudio López Lamadrid, the editorial director of the Spanish subsidiary of Penguin Random House.
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The Multi-State Lottery Association puts the chance of walking away with the grand prize at one in 292.2 million for a single ticket, and buying a few more doesn't move the needle much.
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On Tuesday, American Airlines, which took over US Airways in 2013, announced that Mr Kirby is out of his job—and filings show that he is walking away with $13m and lifetime flying privileges.
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R. Kelly going to a club for an hour and walking away with $22k cash might have lots of people upset -- but his ex-wife sure ain't one of them ... quite the opposite, actually.
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With the odds in favor of a woman walking away with the trophy during an awards season that's been empowering and embracing women's work, viewers and audience members were disappointed to see Sheeran win. pic.twitter.
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Jana also persuaded chip maker Qualcomm to cut costs and overhaul its compensation structure and last year it helped guide Pinnacle Foods towards a sale to ConAgra, walking away with an estimated $144 million profit.
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When it comes to readers walking away with a certain message, Walliams said he hoped children could take away something that was meaningful, with his latest publication "The Midnight Gang", hopefully being one about teamwork.
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Officials said they were able to make the arrests after watching CCTV footage from near the school, which showed one of the accusers walking away with the child after offering her sweets, BBC News reported.
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A feud between the two brothers in 2005 led to the split of Reliance Industries, with Mukesh Ambani keeping the cash cow oil and gas business and Anil Ambani walking away with telecoms and power.
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In another lengthy exchange, party officials appeared to do damage control over reports that a Clinton-controlled fund was walking away with the lion's share of money meant to be used for down-ballot candidates.
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But Bernie Sanders is still walking away with a big trove of Democratic delegates, and a win in the biggest state, California, thanks in large part to overwhelming support from Latino voters and young voters.
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Game of Thrones upset Mad Men at the most recent Emmy Awards, walking away with the award for Best Drama and breaking the record for most Emmys won by a show in a single year.
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With the odds in favor of a woman walking away with the best pop solo performance victory during an awards season that's been empowering and embracing women's work, some viewers were disappointed to see Sheeran win.
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"That is a drop in the bucket for the amount they are going to be walking away with," said Ms. Sica, noting that as a nonprofit entity, the Witnesses do not pay taxes on their properties.
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Migos member and respected athlete Quavo was only added to last night's NBA Celebrity All-Star Game roster at the 11th hour, but that didn't stop him walking away with the evening's Most Valuable Player Award.
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The potential pay-off is big, provided the fund has some solid winners that achieve liquidation events that provide big returns that employees can then use to pay off the original loans, walking away with profit.
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Stroman has kept the ball in the park in a pair of career encounters (one start) versus Cleveland, allowing one run in 23 22/13 innings on July 21 before walking away with another no-decision.
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The result would have been shocking regardless of New Orleans' opponent, but for it to have been Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers walking away with a 20173-40 victory seemed to defy all reason.
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"McDonald's is walking away with a get-out-of-jail-free card after illegally retaliating against low-paid workers who were fighting to be paid enough to feed their families," the group said in a statement.
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But whoever wins will be walking away with at least one unprecedented milestone: If Patriots head coach Bill Belichick wins, he will become, at age 66, the oldest coach in history to win a Super Bowl.
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With the odds in favor of a woman walking away with the best pop solo performance victory during an awards season that's been empowering and embracing women's work, Sheeran's win was viewed as a disappointment to some.
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What happened over the course of his decade at the helm of Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts is that he ran the company into the ground, immiserating shareholders, while walking away with enormous bags of cash for himself.
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She split from those investors and production partners a short time later, walking away with virtually nothing except the rights to her designs, and hustled to push her designs, like the Betty lace up jean, to production.
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Bolton, visiting the UK for two days to meet with a whole host of UK leaders, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson, said that he was walking away with the impression that Brexit was going ahead full steam.
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What happened over the course of his decade at the helm of Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts is that he ran the company into the ground, immiserating shareholders while walking away with enormous bags of cash for himself.
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The Multi-State Lottery Association puts the chance of walking away with the grand prize at 1 in 292.2 million for a single ticket (see infographic below), and buying a few more doesn't move the needle much.
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As we near the Golden Globes on Sunday, there's a distinct possibility that Black Panther could change the way awards show season has historically treated comic book movies by walking away with a best motion picture – drama Globe.
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One pair of videos had the boys doing something that could be seen as callous, with the black boy stepping on someone's homework with muddy shoes and the white boy walking away with someone else's handheld video game.
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On any given night, a visitor could come expecting to learn about a movement — say, BDS — and instead of walking away with a just a brochure, they walked right into the Artis protest, complete with art and projections.
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Besides walking away with some seriously memorable shots after each time she's appeared in Sports Illustrated, Brinkley once took away something else: a passion for elephants, which led her to work with the organization Hands Off Our Elephants.
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Adam Neumann of WeWork has been scorned as an archetype of start-up chicanery, walking away with a $185 million "consulting fee" and potentially far more in sold-off shares after effectively running the company into the ground.
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We broke the story ... Cardi attacked Nicki last month at a party during NYFW, throwing a shoe at her rival and missing before walking away with a huge knot above her eye, which Nicki now claims came from Rah.
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The Real Madrid striker suffered a nasty injury Sunday in the final few minutes of his team's match against Deportivo -- going in for a header, scoring ... but walking away with a bloody face from a cut near his eye.
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The unidentified men, who have been described as witnesses to the bombing instead of as suspects, were seen on video stopping at a piece of luggage on the sidewalk, removing a homemade bomb and walking away with the bag.
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Last summer, this cyberdowner drama was a stealth success, arriving with little fanfare on the lightweight USA Network and walking away with a Golden Globe, a Peabody Award and widespread agreement that it was the coolest show on television.
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The Comcast-Disney-Fox fight — again, by the time you hear this who knows where we'll be in that narrative — but if you had to predict that, who do you think ends up walking away with the Fox assets?
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This way, not only were we all walking away with clothes that actually fit us, but we could also get "new" pieces without spending a dime — plus, reusing and recycling clothes is one of the best ways to shop sustainably.
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Surveillance camera footage published online and sent to news outlets Monday evening revealed a man who appeared to be Guild removing at least three signs belonging to one of his Democratic opponents, Kendra Horn, and then walking away with the signs.
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Also in March, HQ partnered with Nike for another sponsored edition of the live trivia show that saw four winners split a $100,000 prize while also walking away with free pairs of limited edition HQ-themed Nike Air Max 270 sneakers.
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To be sure, Apollo and TPG are walking away with much less than they would have under prior settlement offers, which were firmly rejected, and they are surrendering their stock in the Caesars parent, which is worth about $5.13 million.
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READ: Walmart is ending the sale of most ammo and would like you to leave your guns at home It may be as simple as meeting up in a parking lot, handing over cash, and walking away with your new gun.
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Donya Fiorentino -- who was Gary's 3rd wife and married to him for 4 years -- expressed frustration with the Academy Monday on the heels of her ex and Kobe walking away with golden statues ... Best Actor and Best Animated Short, respectively.
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And whether it's your friends peer pressuring you into the pick-your-own experience, or you have a blackout moment at the farmer's market and end up walking away with enough apples to start your own cider business, we've got you covered.
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That cost—in combination with factors like increased demand and lack of state funding—is then passed down to the customer, in this case the student, and the situation has resulted in the average graduate walking away with almost $40,000 in debt.
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We're sure Camila's feud with her ex-group mates was the last thing on her mind -- she ended up walking away with 4 wins total ... New Artist of the Year, Collaboration of the Year, Video of the Year, and Favorite Pop/Rock Song.
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Jase Harley explained to us Monday in NYC why he was upset with CG walking away with 4 Grammys for his monster hit, "This Is America" -- which took home Record of the Year among other top accolades during Sunday night's award show.
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But the first reaction to Marciano's retirement was utter disbelief, particularly from Archie Moore, the light-heavyweight who had lost to Marciano seven months earlier and stood to take over his title if Marciano truly was walking away with an unblemished record of 49-0.
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This, combined with troubles in his personal life — from slapping the phone out of a fan's hand and walking away with it, to throwing a punch at an older man in a Dublin pub — has seen him frozen out of the UFC's biggest fights.
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A search is on for two men who found one of the bombs planted in Manhattan on Saturday and took the explosive device out of a bag before walking away with the bag, which may be a valuable piece of evidence, the authorities say.
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Obscuring that list would be of particular value if you were a foreign adversary planning on walking away with a bunch of files, such as the set of hacking tools the Shadow Brokers have since released, which are believed to have originated at NSA.
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The Capcom Cup is the culminating championship tournament for the 2016 Street Fighter V season, and whoever comes out on top of this 32-player bracket will be crowned the best SFV player of the year, walking away with the biggest piece of the $43,000+ prize pool.
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"I'm mighty proud of just how many women we have been hiring into my team at NASA HQ. It's almost as if we just keep walking by an unguarded gold mine and walking away with awesome hires that other companies just keep missing," he told CNN.
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The EU has had "enough time now to decide whether or not they are going to discuss trade with us, they need to get on with it and if they don't get on with it, the closer we get to walking away with no deal", she said.
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The light heavyweight champ -- who tied a record with his 13th title fight victory at UFC 239 -- was spotted partying it up after walking away with a split decision W. You can see Jon turning up at On the Record at the Park MGM casino and hotel.
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Here's a look at what happened in N.F.L. Week 2043: There was no epic collapse for the Atlanta Falcons this time, as the rematch of last season's Super Bowl was completely devoid of drama, with the New England Patriots walking away with an easy 2033-2023 victory.
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But just speak to it -- I know that you tried to speak to it before, the idea of Adam effectively walking away with more than a billion dollars, after what felt like a massive failure in terms of the larger valuation of this company during the IPO process.
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A group of students at a Missouri Catholic high school got busted for playing "Nazi beer pong" at a party and have managed to dodge expulsion, walking away with a day of in-school suspension and the right to attend an upcoming dance, the Kansas City Star reports.
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In the last two years he has been seen on video throwing a metal trolley at a UFC bus carrying athletes, grabbing a fan&aposs phone before stomping on it and walking away with it in Miami, and throwing a punch at an older man in a Dublin pub.
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Looks like his Holiness wasn't too pleased either ... walking away with a stern look on his face 😡 This evening, whilst on his way to pray before the Christmas crib in St. Peter's Square, a child fell from the barriers on to the floor by Pope Francis' feet.
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And while this year's ceremony may not promise the drama of 2017's match of the titans, Adele versus Beyoncé (if you're still not over Lemonade walking away with nothing but Best Urban Album, raise your hand), there are still a few races that will be interesting to watch play out.
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" And because you can't turn on the radio without hearing the Biebs' voice, the singer is walking away with "most simultaneous tracks on the U.S. singles chart"; "most simultaneous new entries in the Hot 100 by a solo artist"; and "first act to occupy all top three positions simultaneously on U.K. singles chart.
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At the end of the day, however, this is a clash between two of the best bantamweights on earth, both of whom are very capable of walking away with the W. Whichever fighter does emerge victorious has a very real chance of being the next man to challenge Cruz for the bantamweight crown.
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The guild's choices come as Hollywood is still dusting itself off from the shock of Sunday night's Golden Globe awards, which saw long shots Kate Winslet and Aaron Sorkin walking away with awards for "Steve Jobs," along with medium shots "The Revenant" and Alejandro G. Iñárritu, while perceived favorites like "Spotlight" left empty-handed.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (I-Vt.) won the primary on Tuesday, walking away with 25.9 percent support.
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Especially when you consider that, as an added bonus to walking away with enough money to fund a lifetime of Veuve Cliquot and furs, Debbie has found a way to exact revenge on her smarmy, asshole art gallery curator ex-boyfriend, Claude Becker (Richard Armitage), the man responsible for landing her in jail in the first place.
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The company first gained attention three years ago when it competed on the ABC show "Shark Tank," with co-founder and CEO founding Brian Shimmerlik walking away with a deal for $2 million in venture debt, to be paid over three years at 7 percent interest; in return, he gave up 3 percent of the company.
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He seems to be walking away with deep insights saying the main thing he learned while at Playdots was "highly differentiated products are exponentially easier and less expensive to market" which is something most mobile game makers would be wise to remember — and there's now an ex-CEO who believes that and is potentially on the market.
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In fact, someone else with the same win percentage could still find themselves walking away with a loss, provided he didn't follow the Sports Insights advice of wagering a consistent five percent of one's bankroll on a every bet — a warning Justin reflects on as he considers paying more for the service as his promotional rate ends.
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There's interesting research now coming out about who gets that advertising money, and is it really the case that consumers are benefited by the marginal difference in targeting compared to the amount of extra money that advertising are spending for that marginal bit, and the platforms are just walking away with the money in the middle.
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Whether it's a relatively small short film or a multi-million dollar project, there's a lot of uncertainty, risk, and blind trust that goes into backing projects like this, and while Kickstarter and Indiegogo both do their best to try and control the chaos, there's not always anything that can be done to stop companies from simply walking away with the cash.
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It's sold its UberChina operation to Didi in exchange for a 20% stage in the merged company, while Didi has invested $1 billion into Uber at a stunning $68 billion valuation Essentially, Uber didn't think it could own enough of the Chinese market minus the enormous amount it would have spent competing with its new ally to do better than walking away with 20% of Didi.
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A lot could go wrong before this deal is even close to being solidified And for Jay Z and Tidal, walking away with a nice profit, a potential executive position at the most powerful music company in the world (let's be clear, it isn't any of the labels), and the ability to spread that cash around to the artists who backed him is definitely a best-case scenario for the tumultuous company and the rapper turned businessman from Brooklyn.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is walking away with one more delegate in New Hampshire than media estimates predicted, at the expense of Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE.
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