The homeowner walks away with roughly $108,000, after selling costs.
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Nobody walks away with a new house or more money.
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He walks away with exactly 270 electoral votes and the presidency.
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He walks away with a lump sum parting gift of $165,000.
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Mike walks away with 10 -- count them -- 10 properties in Indiana.
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The grand-prize winner walks away with €5,000 and serious bragging rights.
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"Everyone he talks to walks away with this impression," the friend said.
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The family walks away with every dime that is raised that night.
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Troy Balderson — and the broader party, walks away with a win on Tuesday.
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He tries on a few things and walks away with an awesome sweater.
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And the champion walks away with a cool $100,000 equity-free cash prize.
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No one walks away with billions — the grand prize is about $4 million before taxes.
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In the new film, the two wake up Simba and he walks away with them.
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"I want to make sure that the client walks away with something tangible," she says.
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The grand prize winner $3 million, second gets $1 million and third walks away with $500,000.
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The winner walks away with an extra $10,000 and the right to eliminate a fellow competitor.
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Without adding a single word, the fat man walks away, with the child and the woman.
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Cap walks away with the moral high ground, having learned only that he was right all along.
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And whatever Twitter walks away with, expect it to be billed as an experiment on all sides.
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First, Ailes walks away with a reported $40 million last summer after his alleged transgressions against women.
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The team with the highest score walks away with major bragging rights and a €5,000 cash prize.
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Zombie Ronald Reagan enters the race as a dark horse and walks away with the nomination. 2.
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After all, if bitcoin doubles after the sale, the seller walks away with more than $1 million.
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It won't be a surprise if he eventually walks away with the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
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The winner walks away with a check for $50,000 and the Disrupt Cup, but that's just for starters.
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They guide those wants to fall in line with what's reasonably possible so everyone walks away with something.
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He hands the gun to another officer and simply says, "It's over," and walks away with Jennifer Spencer.
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The winner walks away with a high-profile commercial contract to redesign a bar at a London hotel.
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The video shows two men chatting in front of the truck as the suspect walks away with the gold.
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The video shows two men chatting in front of the truck as the suspect walks away with the goods.
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" Without hesitation Gilbert turns on her heels and walks away, with a newfound spring in her step: "Okay, great!
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But what happens if the current super delegate trend continues, and Clinton walks away with the nomination in June?
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Easterbrook walks away with 26 weeks of severance and a briefcase full of non-compete and non-disparagement agreements.
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But it's the weathered Gamal who walks away with the movie, his insouciance and soulfulness immediately registering as beauty.
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Newt Gingrich thinks the Broadway protest of Mike Pence is laughable ... because Pence walks away with all the marbles.
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The divorce judgment says Tech walks away with his 49% of Strange Music as well as his management company.
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If Michaels walks away with a victory at Sunday's awards show, the Iowa native, 24, knows exactly how she'll celebrate.
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His mojo is so strong, I wouldn't be surprised if this year Melania Trump walks away with Best Supporting [Actress].
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O'Shea Jackson Jr., as her Batman-obsessed landlord, is every bit as funny and nearly walks away with the movie.
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Her asides about her own traumas have the horrifying buoyancy of a woman who walks away with a stride of pride.
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One day, Adelaida listens as the couple upstairs is robbed; a member of the military intelligence walks away with a microwave.
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"But if Trump walks away with nothing," she added, "Kim reaps the benefits" and "remains free to continue expanding his nuclear arsenal."
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Second place gets two tickets to the conference and the Audience Choice Winner walks away with one ticket to the big show.
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He walks away with a look on his face that said, 'You really thought you were going to beat me on this?
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Second place gets two tickets to the conference, and the Audience Choice winner walks away with one ticket to the big show.
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In fact, Comcast may be reassessing its bidding strategy for the remainder of Fox if it walks away with Sky, the person said.
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He then walks away with the hat while muttering "b---- a-- motherf------" as one of the other teens sitting at the table appears stunned.
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"Anybody who meets me and talks about Survivor always walks away with the same takeaway: 'Wow, that guy is still super enthusiastic,' " Probst tells PEOPLE.
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This carpetbagging interloper walks away with a new flipping car, and I have a cereal box medal from a local jeweler placed around my neck.
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In another impressive demo, an origami robot folds into a predetermined structure when heat is applied and then walks away with the help of magnets.
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After a what seems like forever, the moose manages to break free of the wolf, and it slowly walks away with the wolf in tow.
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If one of the best-run restaurant groups in the country walks away with a 12-percent margin, imagine how your local restaurant is doing.
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If one of the best-run restaurant groups in the country walks away with a 12 percent margin, imagine how your local restaurant is doing.
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If a company refuses to pay a thousand of its workers $23.5,22016 in wages, for example, the company walks away with a cool $21944 million.
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All participants get the chance to win gadgets, toys and other monetary prizes, but the grand-prize winner walks away with $5,000 and serious bragging rights.
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Mr. Ailes walks away with about $40 million as part of a settlement agreement, which essentially amounts to the remainder of his contract through 2018. AUG.
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Another interesting twist in the way the state doles out votes could mean that no single candidate walks away with the lion's share of the delegates.
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Chevron not only walks away with a $1 billion breakup fee, but showed investors it won't sacrifice its budget sheet in a bidding war, the analysts say.
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Sponsor can also offer every attendee an in-app post-auction offer like a coupon, so everyone walks away with something even if they lost the auction.
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Hackathon judges will give each competing team a numerical score, and the grand-prize winning team walks away with major bragging rights along with a cool €5,000.
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The American Society of Cinematographers will hold their own awards this weekend, and if Lubezki walks away with a win The Revenant seems all but guaranteed here.
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If a DoorDasher accepts a delivery that would pay them $10, for example, and a customer tips $5, the DoorDasher still walks away with $10, not $15.
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But when a not so regular guy sells a home for $100 million that had doubled in price, he walks away with a profit of $50 million.
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The scramble to assert oneself as a legitimate, relevant musician can be full of pressure, and not everyone walks away with equal amounts of fame and success.
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With America's cleanest air, healthiest population and some of its most visited attractions, Hawaii walks away with the Quality of Life category year after year after year.
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I could see it in their bowed heads: We've been striving for years to win that coveted prize and a 24-year-old walks away with it!
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Until it does, the workers are in limbo, waiting to find out whether they're going to lose their jobs while the CEO walks away with hundreds of millions.
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In this intense video, Simon Smith walks away with only minor injuries after the bus knocks him off his feet from behind and throws him around 20 ft.
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The one who wins is the one who walks away with the manhood and the one who loses is the one who is made invisible and is feminized.
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It is troubling to think that someone who commits such a reckless crime, putting so many people at risk, walks away with just a slap on the wrist.
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I think our reply to someone who walks away with that impression would be: What is it about the ideas of the American founders that you disagree with?
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From the rubble, he retrieves a cassette tape, and the music stops; he then walks away with as much unexplained determination as he had when recovering the tape seconds before.
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But he got thrown out of the Navy, and now this kid goes into Ukraine, walks away with millions of dollars, and he becomes a consultant for $1003,000 a month.
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"Some of these folks ... as long as the bomb maker walks away with 10 fingers and 10 toes, that's successful to them," said Gagliano, a retired FBI supervisory special agent.
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The Globes tend to honor a promising newbie in this category (see: Rachel Bloom for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend last year) so don't be surprised if Rae walks away with the gold.
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While his duet with Justin Bieber on "I Don't Care" was the soundtrack to many a summer's day this year, the project walks away with a single Best Pop Album nom.
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He potentially walks away with millions of dollars, including a $413 million pension, as of Wednesday, another $4.3 million in deferred compensation, plus stock worth $109 million, according to data from Equilar.
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Woody talks a big game, makes big bets, relentlessly raises the stakes at all kinds of inappropriate times and usually walks away with the biggest pot at the end of the night.
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The good news is that, so far, Chris Harrison has yet to blurt out any more spoilers about which woman walks away with a Neil Lane engagement ring and a magazine cover shoot.
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And because it's one of the few true winner-take-all states, whoever ekes out a victory there walks away with all 66 delegates, more than 5% of the total needed for the nomination.
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"If Disney doesn't bid again on Sky, perhaps Comcast lets them take Fox for $38 a share, and Comcast walks away with Sky, and you don't force each side to overpay massively," said Chaplin.
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It is perhaps unsurprising, then, that the web–in this case a social media fiasco–should play a potentially key role in deciding who walks away with the event's one million Euro ($1.14m) prize.
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This one's an obvious tease for season 3: Dolores walks away with a purse full of memory modules (or "pearls," or "chestnuts," depending on who's talking), which can presumably be used to resurrect their owners.
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Regardless of who walks away with the coveted Commissioner's Trophy, both clubhouses will earn a sizable, eight-figure bonus that will be divided between players, coaches and non-uniformed personnel like team chefs and security guards.
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The winner of each season walks away with a one-year supply of speciality paints, the opportunity to appear as a featured artist at an international body painting trade show, and a cash prize of $100,21.
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With the entertainment industry at a crossroads, whichever movie walks away with the Academy Award -- selections are always fraught with a certain level of symbolism -- will say something about the present state of the movie business.
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Second, if Disney wants to make sure Comcast only walks away with Sky, pushing the bid higher for the U.K. pay-TV company may be a defensive move to protect the remainder of the Fox assets.
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A panel of esteemed TechCrunch hackathon judges will give each competing team a numerical score between 183 and 5, and the team with the highest score walks away with major bragging rights along with a cool €5,000.
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Trump walks away with more electoral votes than any Republican in nearly 30 years and wins easily by capturing states like Ohio and Pennsylvania where those huge celebrity-fused Clinton rallies were held right before the election.
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As much as we're excited to see how many wins she walks away with this award season, we're just as eager to see what hair color changes she'll bring to the red carpets over the next few months.
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"I don't think there's any big secret that Tammy Duckworth walks away with it on the Democratic side and ... Kirk will be the nominee on the Republican side," said Constance Mixon, a political science professor at Elmhurst College.
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He got thrown out of the Navy and now this kid goes into Ukraine, walks away with millions of dollars, he becomes a consultant for $50,000 a month and he doesn't know anything compared to anybody at this firm.
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Whether both take home the statue or only one walks away with it, it's safe to say there would be no hard feelings between the two actresses if their response at the Critics' Choice Awards was anything to go by.
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Regardless of who walks away with the medals, though, the biggest winners in Rio should be World Rugby, for whom the Olympics is a gilt-edged opportunity to spread the game beyond the handful of nations that constitute its heartland.
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The study, by three economics researchers at the University of Texas, quantifies just how often the Electoral College will produce an "inversion" — that is, an election where one candidate wins the popular vote but the other walks away with the presidency.
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Where to stream it: Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, YouTube Whether or not Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester by the Sea walks away with any gold, it's already made history for earning the first-ever Best Picture nomination for a streaming studio (courtesy of Amazon).
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Where to stream it: Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, YouTube Whether or not Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester by the Sea walks away with any gold, it's already made history for earning the first-ever Best Picture nomination for a streaming studio (courtesy of Amazon).
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Even in a worst-case scenario this year, Galantis walks away with a trophy, but it is conceivable that an L.A. weirdo who makes DMT-referencing records and whose latest album was inspired by near-death experiences will take home the trophy.
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Voila, fait accompli, the war ends before the punishment arrives, and Russia walks away with a clear victory: annexing NATO countries (or at least parts of them), demonstrating that the US is impotent, and presenting NATO and the European Union with some major existential crises.
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Late in the film, James Corden turns up to investigate Debbie and crew and all but walks away with the movie, revealing another ironic twist to the choice of a male rival — it robs an actress of what can be the reboot's juiciest role.
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If Serena Williams walks away with championship, she will tie Margaret Court for the most Grand Slam tournament wins with 22017; Novak Djokovic, the favorite on the men's side, could up his total to 17 and get closer to Roger Federer's record of 20 Grand Slams.
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At the end of the night, whether or not a star walks away with an award, they won't be empty handed: everyone gets to snag one of the coveted gift bags that's filled with some of the hottest, most in-demand beauty and fashion products of the moment.
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Smith, who walks away with $18.4 million regardless of how his departure is ultimately characterized, forfeited a bonus for this year but other compensation won't be decided until after the board competes a review of the breach and how it was handled, the company said earlier this week.
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Let's just hope that over the course of tonight's Grammys the two singers will provide us with the gift of an all-star duet mash-up of "Hello" and "Formation," making it clear there's no bad blood between these two singing queens, no matter who walks away with more statuettes.
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What one walks away with after this nearly two-hour, intermissionless number is a strong sense that the production is rigged—rigged to make audience members feel hep, because, in the end, they get to give a thumbs-down to some straight white men in a political climate that is increasingly critical of all three of those designations.
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That's how he gets onstage at a Democratic debate, points out the ridiculousness of the artifice — "We're up here with makeup on our faces and our rehearsed attack lines, playing roles in this reality TV show" — and walks away with one of the most talked-about moments of the night despite having had the least talking time.
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Read more: Trump's second North Korea meeting 'clearly is a failure' as Kim Jong Un walks away with dangerous nuclear arsenal intact So it shouldn't have come as much of a surprise that talks broke down and both sides abruptly walked away from the two-day summit, issuing contradictory explanations of how disagreements over sanctions relief derailed the negotiations.
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