So, this is just win, win, win, win, win across the board.
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New marketplaces like Riipen have the potential to be win-win-win-win.
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"We've found that this is a win-win-win-win for ALL," it says.
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Clean energy is a win-win-win-win for job creation, health, global security and solving climate change.
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All he does is win win win no matter what.
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All she does is win, win, win no matter what.
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All he does is win, win, win, no matter what.
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Not only are these cookware sets functional and durable, but they also look good and won't break the bank. Win-win-win-win.
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And in return, all they're asking for is love. Win-win-win.
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In other words, acting on climate change is a win-win-win.
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It's easy to use, hella secure, and incredibly flexible. Win-win-win.
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It is a win-win-win, a case of joint mutual interest.
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"All we do is win, win, win," he told a cheering crowd.
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This is one of the things I call a 'win win win.
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"We look at it as a win-win-win," he told CNN.
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It's a win-win-win, for (Russia, America) and the international community.
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And win-win-win, because it's ink on my body for free.
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"Hostess's comeback was a win-win-win-win," an Apollo spokesman said in a statement, adding that its investment benefited workers, communities, investors and consumers.
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For Carson, changing the FDA regulations will be a serious win-win-win!!!
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"We know that a win-win-win agreement is within reach," she added.
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"I think that's a win-win-win for customers right now," said Chiam.
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" Applegate's president, John Ghingo, proclaimed it a "win, win, win for conscious carnivores.
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"It's a win-win-win for everybody in the contracting structure," Small said.
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The coming months present the House majority a rare win-win-win opportunity.
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This historic deal is a win-win-win for all three countries involved.
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In other words, this is a win, win, win situation for music industry capitalism.
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For the GOP, Bill Clinton, and the country, that was a win/win/win.
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We're gonna win, win, win; so much winning that you'll get tired of it.
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This system is a win-win-win for hungry people, farmers, and the world.
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"We know that a win-win-win agreement is within reach," Freeland told reporters.
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To put her recent disappointments in perspective, it is worth listing her results in her last eight major singles tournaments: win, win, win, win, semifinal, final, final, win.
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By now you are probably asking if there are any win-win-win fish. Yes!
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"This is a win-win-win situation for everyone", crowed Airbus's chief executive, Tom Enders.
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For consumers concerned about planet earth and with a budget, it's a win-win-win.
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Done well, it's a win-win-win for students, for schools, and for the community.
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That's not quite the same as a win-win-win for Indonesia, Freeport and Rio Tinto.
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MoviePass a true win-win-win situation for the moviegoer, the movie studios and the theaters.
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As I've said many times we are looking for a deal that is win win win.
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All three countries — the US, Mexico and Canada — were characterizing it as a win-win-win.
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He's gonna make America great again, we're gonna win win win, and the lines around the states.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Delaying a revamped North American Free Trade Agreement is actually a win-win-win.
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Win-win-win, actually, for a cast-iron skillet used is a cast-iron skillet made better.
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"There was the broad lines of a decent win-win-win deal on the table," said Trudeau.
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Nerdalize says it's a "win-win-win" scenario, and has launched a crowdfunding campaign to expand the project.
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Well, maybe not win-win-win for people hoping that their leaders actually engage in some substantive legislating.
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Mr. Trudeau said the countries had the broad lines of "a decent win-win-win deal" last week.
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"We know a win-win-win agreement is within reach and that's what we're working towards," Freeland said.
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Ultimately this is a win-win-win in a win-win-lose world and it's vitally important we look at it as a way forward in our fight against fake news and faker marketing.
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"Investing in renewable energy is a win-win-win-win – it's right for our customers, our communities, our business, and our planet," Kara Hurst, Amazon's worldwide director of sustainability, said in a statement Thursday.
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The speaker's probably thrilled to clear up confusion, meaning you'll be able to institute the changes quicker, while also looking smarter, while also ensuring the entire team's on the same page. Win-win-win-win.
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It's a win, win, win, so there's no wonder I'm not the only one who's fallen hard for it.
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Pacific sardines, farmed mussels, farmed rainbow trout and Atlantic mackerel (not trawled) are some other "win-win-win" options.
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It looks like a win-win-win scenario – except, of course, for the dying oil, gas and coal industries.
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But the push for E-Verify is a win/win/win for the left, right, and everyone in between.
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Friction—delays and hurdles to speed and growth—can be a win-win-win for users, companies, and security.
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"If you have the image of win, win, win," Beck told reporters, "I think it's going to happen really quickly."
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It was a win-win-win for the trainer Bob Baffert, the California-based trainer of Roadster and Game Winner.
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"That could be a win, win, win for all three countries," said Tonelson, founder of the economics and policy blog RealityChek.
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"They have phony witch hunts going against me, they have everything ... and all we do is win, win win," Trump said.
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He also has the same connections as the Triple Crown winner Justify, and lately all they do is win, win, win.
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This could be a win-win-win: for legislators, for the president and, most important of all, for the American people!
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"The market seems to view the current state of affairs as a win-win-win scenario," Mills wrote in a note.
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"We remain very confident that a win-win-win deal is not only possible, but likely," Trudeau told a Toronto business audience.
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Far from recognizing the problem they have created, Trump officials seem to think that they have created a "win win win" situation.
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One would think this is a win-win-win situation: good for women's health, good for the employer's, good for the economy.
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"All of us together have finally accomplished what we set to do from the outset — a win-win-win agreement," Freeland said.
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Migos' album release party at a NYC strip club was a win-win-win for the group, the club and all the strippers!
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My ideal garment is something that makes me feel comfortable, and since oversized sweaters are trendy and cute it's a WIN-WIN-WIN!
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"Whether you're a Republican or Democrat, progressive or conservative, this is one of those rare opportunities for a win-win-win," Crow said.
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It's a win-win-win for rescue animals everywhere and an ideal National Dog Day gift for any animal lover in your life.
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It's a perfect win-win-win situation — new jobs to build the plants, with cleaner air, and cheaper electricity for consumers and businesses.
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And personally, it allows Trump to hurt the established hotel and resorts businesses he's been competing with his entire adult life. Win/Win/Win.
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" Instilled with a fierce competitive spirit by his stepfather, who was in the military, Mr. Monson said he "always wanted to win, win, win.
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"This program is a win-win-win," said David Zahn, chairman of the global languages department at the community college, which started the program.
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So, we can get a win-win-win: make better use of all the food we buy, save money and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Instead of trying to score political points, Pelosi should view the USMCA as a win-win-win, first for America, then for our trading partners.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z working together is a win, win, win -- for their marriage, for their fans and for music, in general ... according to Common.
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"The philosophy behind Right Treat is that we believe achieving long-term win-win-win among the planet, mankind and animals is possible," Yeung says.
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"We want a very sustainable win-win-win type of model that serves the interests of brokers, customers and insurers," Teicke said in a phone interview.
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"We have a high chance of reaching a win-win-win deal for Canada, the United States and Mexico," Trudeau said, according to Agence France-Presse.
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WALK US THROUGH WHAT A WIN-WIN SITUATION WOULD LOOK LIKE, BOTH FOR US AND TO THE EXTENT IT COULD TURN INTO A WIN-WIN FOR THEM.
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For many women, athletics is one of the few places where it is acceptable to show ambition, where it is O.K. to want to win-win-win.
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"The supply chains are heavily intertwined between these three countries and I believe there's a deal to be had that would be a win-win-win," Abney said.
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He says five things: Everyone's dumb, he's gonna make America great again, we're gonna win, win, win, he's winning in the polls, and the lines around the state.
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Every VC learned the trade at some point, and the sort of win-win-win situation that networks offer is extraordinarily valuable in the otherwise cutthroat venture industry.
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This has clearly been a win-win-win situation for sage grouse, for ranchers and our livestock, and for all the wildlife that depends on the sagebrush ecosystem.
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The accuracy or legitimacy of repeated statements like "We're going to win, win, win" or "Crooked Hillary, crooked Hillary" is secondary to the repetition in and of itself.
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He says five things: 'Everyone's dumb, he's gonna make America great again, we're gonna win, win, win, he's winning in the polls, and the lines around the state.
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But if trying to win, win, win no matter what is bringing you down, let this enterprising full moon inspire you to blaze your own trail, like these superstars.
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"This is a win-win-win transaction and a transformational deal for three of Saudi Arabia's most important economic entities," said Yasir al-Rumayyan, managing director of the PIF.
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"Your spectacular achievements on the golf course, your triumph over physical adversity and your relentless will to win, win, win — these qualities embody the American spirit," the president said.
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"We know a win-win-win agreement is within reach and that's what we're working towards," said Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland at a press conference Friday.
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Further, as the issue of remains repatriation is exclusively discussed between the two militaries, reunions between divided families would allow diplomats a parallel exercise in cooperation; a win-win-win.
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DIAMOND: Listen, you know, those little attacks that&aposs had Michael Moore and the other ones are doing on the left, it&aposs going to cause us to win- win-win.
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"This is a win-win-win transaction and a transformational deal for three of Saudi Arabia's most important economic entities," PIF Managing Director Yasir Othman Al-Rumayyan said in a statement.
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"Today, we are in much better standing than a year ago to try to find those creative solutions that will mean a win-win-win for the three countries," Guajardo said.
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Speaking in a Bloomberg TV interview in Regina, Saskatchewan, Trudeau said there was an "eminently achievable win-win-win" result available, and that NAFTA has been good for all three countries.
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A material that can be grown in abundance, creates rural jobs, reduces construction waste and labor costs, and slows the growth of concrete and steel seems like a win-win-win.
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The joint decision-making approach, which Mr. Saikawa has described as "epoch-making" and "win-win-win," is similar to the way the alliance operated when Renault first took over Nissan.
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"We will modernize NAFTA for the 21st century so it is a win-win-win for all our trade partners in North America," Pence, the former governor of Indiana, told the group.
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The cherry on top is that overhead would be reduced because there would no longer be a need for human resources people to administer a health care plan. Win. Win. Win. Right?
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"They're really proving to be win, win, win, very beneficial for both ages," Donna Butts, the executive director of Generations United, a nonprofit that promotes intergenerational programs, policies, and strategies, told Insider.
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He said that banks must open up to the idea of working alongside fintechs, adding that is a "win-win-win" strategy for both sides – with the client emerging the ultimate winner.
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How to 'win, win, win' Carriage's founders say they decided against applying to the National Fund during the company's early stages, as they wanted the freedom to develop as quickly as possible.
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Nintendo identified a tipping point that would result in a win-win-win scenario: accessible pricing, viable portability, and sufficient power for games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Rice called the threat of withdrawal a "win, win, win for Iran," who she asserts would then be free to pursue a nuclear weapon and isolate the United States from its allies.
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Nancy Frates, a board member of the ALS Association credited with coming up with the viral "Ice Bucket Challenge," called the announcement a "win-win-win" in an interview with USA Today.
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Nancy Frates, a board member of the ALS Association credited with coming up with the viral "Ice Bucket Challenge," called the announcement a "win-win-win" in an interview with USA Today.
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The team's solution "ended up being a win-win-win for everybody," Mr. Dyer said in his office near the 10.55-acre building site, where the skeleton of the stadium is taking shape.
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Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland said a "win-win-win" deal is still possible between the United States, Canada and Mexico despite President Trump's unwillingness to bend in negotiations with Canada.
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We can communicate and achieve cooperation-- to achieve win, win.
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If you are going to win, win the first night.
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So, today is sort of a win-win ... crank that!!!
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" — TREVOR NOAH, in sports announcer voice "It's a win-win.
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" He even sympathized with Bernie Sanders, who Trump said he has seen "win, win, win, and ... they say he has no chance of winning, so they have their superdelegates; the Republican system is worse.
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IOC President Thomas Bach said the process in the past was "creating too many losers" and the decision for the double awarding would now be "a win-win-win" for all three parties involved.
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They must recognize that many NAFTA reforms—such as rules for digital trade, customs clearance, regulatory coherence, and small business—could be "win-win-win" for business, workers, and consumers in all three countries.
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In addition to his daughter Daw Win Win Toe, Mr. Tin is survived by his wife, Daw Cho Cho; two other daughters, Daw Win Win Nwe and Daw Myint Myint Nwe; and six grandchildren.
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"He says five things: Everyone is dumb, he's going to make America great again, win, win, win, he's rising at the polls, lines around the state," he said to another round of applause and laughter.
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The test for Mr. Trudeau, who faces an election next year, will be whether he can persuade voters that Nafta 2.0 is a "win-win-win," as he has long assured them it would be.
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To an economic nationalist, the tariffs are a win-win proposition.
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" Williams added: "A strong national service program is a win-win.
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China, during my lifetime, has largely been a win-win partner.
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And at only $34, there was no guilt involved — win, win.
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For states and the insurance industry, it was a win-win.
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Shanks said the partnership is a "win win" for both companies.
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It's a win-win for American jobs and American national security.
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We hope to be more open and create win-win situations.
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A platform approach would be a win-win for everyone involved.
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Some people make money by providing mutually beneficial win-win arrangements.
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There is no win-win situation for blacks on this front.
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"There is great potential for a win-win situation," he said.
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We need to look for win-win scenarios with government spectrum.
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It's a win-win for the kid in either case, really.
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For the political class, this is a win/win in perpetuity.
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Putin is looking at what is almost surely a win-win.
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Win-win, and we bet Smith never washes that cheek again.
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DataSparQ positions the facial recognition queue system as a win-win.
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It's a win-win, just not always for the incumbent industry.
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"Gin is a win-win proposition for all involved," he said.
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Silicon Valley's support for tax reform could be a win-win.
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"It's a win-win for the American people," Trump said then.
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"It appeared to be a win-win," said councilwoman Debi Rose.
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It can be a win-win situation for all of us.
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"It's a win-win for everybody," said City Councilman Scott Sherman.
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It's a win-win for the bottom line and the customers.
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But it is a win-win situation when the world trades.
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"It's a win-win for both companies." editing by David Stamp
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Simply put, it's good for business and it's a win-win.
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We mean face masks and sanitizer, to be clear. Win-win!!!
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All in all, seems like a win-win for all parties.
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"That's a win-win for audiences and the studio's bottom line."
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"Preparing food at home may represent a win-win," Zota said.
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"It's a win-win concept," Wilson told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In this case, it's a win-win for Apple and Google.
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When you extend recognition to others, it's a win-win situation.
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Mr Mitsotakis says most of the reforms needed are "win-win".
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This model is a win-win for both makers and shoppers.
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The company said it's a win-win scenario for all stakeholders.
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"It was a win-win," he told Business Insider in 250.
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And the process could always be made win-win for everybody.
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"He repeats himself every day," Rubio answered, adding that Trump's refrains are all familiar: "Everybody's dumb, we're gonna make America great again, we're gonna win, win, win..." Rubio also got in a memorable retort on Israel.
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To contrary, everyone benefits: players get more time to shine on the field and work in the classroom; coaches and teams get experienced, proven talent; fans get to enjoy familiar faces for another season. Win-win-win.
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WIN–WIN–WIN Unfortunately, thanks to strong cultural messages that emphasize men's role as breadwinners over their role as caregivers, 90 percent of new dads are back to work fewer than two weeks after their child's birth.
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In that sense, you have to say it was a win-win.
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Either way you get to eat chocolate, so that's a win-win.
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And so, we like to set it up so it's win/win.
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AND FINALLY... That's what we call a win-win The sun's out.
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"It's a win-win," senior director of research Joanna Mountain told Gizmodo.
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I guess the Department of Homeland Security calls that a win-win.
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So perhaps the only thing we're really sharing, is the win-win.
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I got to see my family and I saved money. Win-win!
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Without question, this is a 'win-win' for both of our companies.
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So to me it's like a win-win all the way around.
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But hey, now we have webOS on smart refrigerators, so win-win.
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For the corporate sector, this ought to be a win-win proposition.
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It brings teammates together through wearing dumb stuff and farting. Win-win.
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From that perspective, the deal was a win-win for both sides.
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"If you also have a great product, it's win-win," she added.
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Higher likelihood of investment success and a win-win situation for all.
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It also gives me an subconscious desire to play Portal. Win-win.
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"We're looking for win-win situations without cash transactions," said de Bièvre.
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When security threatens that, then it becomes a priority, so win-win.
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The GE boss said trade meant "win-win" opportunities across North America.
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That's where the "age of the freelancer" becomes a win-win scenario.
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Getting that album out is a win-win situation for us all.
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"I'm confident that there will be a win-win situation," he said.
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This is what we call a "win-win" in the media biz.
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Together, we have embarked on a distinctive path of win-win cooperation.
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The nub of it is said to be "win-win co-operation".
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S. trade and business relations should be mutually beneficial and win-win.
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From a cynical perspective, this was a win-win for both sides.
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Unfortunately, the experience is rarely, in reality, such a win-win situation.
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"It appeared to be a win-win," councilwoman Debi Rose told me.
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We need a win-win global strategy based on cooperation, not confrontation.
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"It's a win-win in terms of timing and pricing," he said.
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It was a win-win, until inflation failed to pick up sufficiently.
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Sure, you may think that it's a win-win for the consumer.
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Agreements on trade should be a "win win" for all parties involved.
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"It's a win-win," said Avery, 12, whose mother was chatting nearby.
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If ever there was a "win-win" situation, the railway is it.
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Iran's constitutional design places the Islamic Republic in a win-win position.
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Analysts say the encounter is a "win-win situation" for Mr. Putin.
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The only win-win for me is I get to play golf.
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I'm also a huge dog lover, so it was a win-win.
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" Upping these efforts, she says, will be "a win-win for all.
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I THINK THIS IS A WIN-WIN FOR MEXICAN WORKERS, LABOR PRICES.
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"Making it official means everybody's protected — it's a win-win," she says.
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"Our brand with the Steinbrenners is a win-win situation," Andretti said.
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So it was a win-win-win: I was able to create these videos, people were able to watch and enjoy them, and the patients were benefiting because they wouldn't have to pay for something that bothered them.
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"A modernized win-win-win deal that benefits all three NAFTA partners is possible and we continue to work hard and patiently to achieve this outcome," Freeland said to legislators on the House of Commons international trade committee.
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Speaking in Mexico City as a fourth round of talks to rehash NAFTA was held near Washington, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said they were committed to a "win-win-win" deal.
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Another note on transit: One easy way to secure a stimulus win-win-win is to electrify the nation's commuter and school buses, which now primarily run on diesel, adding to noise and air pollution in urban areas.
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"As we move forward with renegotiations, we will continue to work toward our shared goal of a win-win-win agreement to ensure that the new provisions are fair and beneficial to all three countries involved," Trudeau said.
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Speaking at a news conference with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto in Mexico City as a fourth round of talks to renegotiate NAFTA was held near Washington, Trudeau said he was committed to a "win-win-win" deal.
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"The modernization of the trade deal between Mexico, Canada and the United States concludes 13 months of negotiations and achieves what we proposed at the start: a win-win-win deal," Pena Nieto said in a post on Twitter.
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" Rubio prepares for contested convention The senator also accused Trump of reusing the same general points on the campaign trail: "Everyone's dumb, he's going to make America great again, he's gonna win win win, he's winning in the polls.
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It's a win-win system where both workers and unions are better off.
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Changing that to a trade as win-win view will be extremely challenging.
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The "win-win" deal was, Abe said, "a strong message to the world".
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She calls it a "win-win" for both the employer and the employee.
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For consumers, it's a win-win situation: better-tasting coffee at low prices.
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Despite this, Advantage plans have been seen as a win-win for many.
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The bottom line: Italic says it's a win-win for buyers and sellers.
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This seems like it should be a win-win for users and developers.
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We can now see that elite Clinton supporters faced a win-win election.
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" De La Hoya goes on to say, "It's a win-win for them.
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But the theory never said expanded trade would be win-win for all.
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Because they're able to bring contractors jobs, it's kind of a win-win.
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So we decided on a new tradition this year that's a win-win.
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A true win-win when you're a regular in front of the cameras.
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I mean, since Adam Smith, we all know that it's a win-win.
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With Trump's belligerent attitude there is no expectation for a win-win situation.
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It's about intensive growth, and must therefore, be both win-win and synergistic.
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" The DNC chair said Friday infrastructure done right can be a "win-win.
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A small, temporary pay cut seemed like a win-win solution for everyone.
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"I think it's a win-win for everybody across the board," Ivey said.
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The program is "a really good win-win" for portfolio companies, Washburn said.
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After that, corporations can bring the cash home, whenever they want. Win-win.
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"Because we found that when women get these roles it's a win-win."
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They had, in effect, engineered something of a win-win situation for her.
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A win-win, if you ask us — your neighbors will be thankful, too.
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One failed effort involved two seemingly win-win elements: pop music and bacon.
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In truth, it's a win-win for both constitutional conservatives and progressive Democrats.
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This is a win-win for the United States and its partner countries.
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In fact, the whole scandal offers a perverse win-win opportunity for Putin.
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At the time, shooting up this way seemed like a win-win situation.
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Some contend this is a win-win for the team and the player.
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It's always been the closest outcome to a "win-win" for both sides.
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They've taken ownership of their learning while gaining knowledge — a win-win situation.
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"We want a win-win relationship with Renault," he said at the meeting.
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It's a win-win, because now I get to just make this show.
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"We got a proposal here that's a win-win for everybody," he said.
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That's a win-win for the aspiring student and the nation as well.
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We believe that eliminating these restrictions is actually a win-win for everybody.
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He's definitely not in a "no-win situation" — more like a win-win.
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A couple of rounds of counter offers led to a win-win deal.
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Giving kids books and nutrition is a win-win, all the way around.
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"Trade is a win-win, especially in energy," he said with a smile.
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But this time, the government may actually be in a win-win situation.
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Or you'll just have a super weird interaction on the bus. Win-win.
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So my goal is to find the win-win to get everybody there.
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Lose-lose is possible, but some form of win-win would be preferable.
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That stops the complaining and gets rid of stuff; it's a win-win.
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His daughter Daw Win Win Toe said the cause was complications of diabetes.
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But from a purely climate-focused perspective, the bill is a win-win.
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It's a win-win-win: publishers get money for journalism; readers get news they can trust; and Facebook gets a higher-quality news environment that can bolster our democracy while making the whole site more attractive for readers and advertisers.
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" Jeff Hastings, another one of Naturo's directors, added in the statement: "This is a rare win-win-win situation for everybody involved, it's a win for avocado farmers, a win for the food industry, and ultimately a win for consumers.
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"As we move forward with renegotiations, we will continue to work toward our shared goal of a win-win-win agreement to ensure that the new provisions are fair and beneficial to all three countries involved," Trudeau said last week.
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All in all, I&aposve spent a fair bit of time in leggings — and Girlfriend Collective&aposs are made in a kinder, smarter way as well as delivering the most flattering fit at an unusually budget-friendly price. Win-win-win.
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Pence said he wanted a NAFTA deal that was a "win, win, win" for the United States, Mexico and Canada, taking a more conciliatory tone than U.S. negotiators who have warned the deal needed a major overhaul to favor U.S. workers.
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In an effort to complete a rare win-win-win trifecta, officials proposed a $750 million package to fledgling SolarCity for the development of a solar panel production facility anticipated to benefit the public with jobs, taxes, and other economic returns.
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"It's a win-win if we start ironing out all these bottlenecks," said Kleijwegt.
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A buyback, on the other hand, is a "win win" for companies and shareholders.
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Which is, in a phrase, a "win-win" — and a seriously effective motivational tool.
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The best things you can ever do in business is find the win-win.
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First, Soviets did not believe in win-win solutions (having rarely experienced such outcomes).
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They&aposll get things done, and everybody will say it&aposs a win-win.
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Instead, they roll around in a motion that actually aerates the wine — win win.
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It was a win-win — and totally supported by the bride, I might add!
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CrunchMatch, our free business matching platform, removes the pain and adds efficiency. Win-win!
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What looks like a tradeoff can often be recast as a win-win situation.
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It's seemingly win-win, because customers can theoretically drink all day without getting sloshed.
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Given the size of the market you clearly can create a win-win situation.
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He knew stuff; he made notes; he believed there could be win-win deals.
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The strategy looks like a win-win for studios and for the streaming giant.
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Chinese officials describe BRI as all about openness, mutual respect and "win-win" outcomes.
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And because their socializing and nightlife culture is our culture, it's a win-win.
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It would be a win-win, as long as my employer was on board.
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"This is a win-win for the US," a defense industry official told Axios.
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Regenvanu described it as a "win-win solution" for developed and developing countries alike.
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KORUS has been a win-win deal and is bringing benefits to both sides.
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Not to mention it's great for preventing bedhead, making it a total win win.
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"It's hard to look at this as anything but a win-win," he said.
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It keeps your feet dry and doesn't damage the environment — it's a win-win.
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I'M NOT GOING TO. BUT THE GREAT NEWS IS THERE'S A WIN/WIN HERE.
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US politicians and officials seem to think that using sanctions is a win-win.
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It's a chocolate donut with red and blue sprinkles, so it's a win-win.
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He argued on Thursday that it could be a "win-win" for both parties.
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And, Twitter seemed to think it was pretty clever kitchen hack, so win-win.
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"That's one of the most compelling innovations, so it's a win-win for both."
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This approach, which relies on partnership-building and win-win outcomes, is frankly, slow.
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This would be a true win-win for everyone — other than the trial attorneys.
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Stop that urge and wholeheartedly embrace China's "win-win cooperation" in bilateral trade relations.
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It would be a win-win for everyone ... and that's desperately needed right now.
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MARISSA WESELY, NEW YORK The writer is the chief executive of Win-Win Strategies.
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Gail: Why in the world wouldn't we want to encourage such a win-win?
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Scientists have long pushed reforestation as a win-win method to limit climate change.
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So that is all baked into the win-win we're doing with Disney Plus.
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It is a win-win for the last mile to a customer's front door.
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Isn't that win-win for us all, more so than just facilitating cologne buying?
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Rather than taking Michaels's bait, climate advocates should seek and recommend win-win solutions.
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The strategy is a win-win for his company and the brands, Hajjar said.
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That way, you can indulge in being nosy while also looking compassionate. Win-win!
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"I've heard some people arguing that this is a win-win scenario," Cramer said.
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Mr. Gold, who pays the $900 monthly fee, figures it's a win-win deal.
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" "..very good win-win situations can occur when all partners talk to each other.
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So what creates a "slack" housing market where gentrification can be a win-win?
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A win-win-win for the economy — higher growth, greater equity and lower risk — becomes possible by viewing it through the bottom-up, people-centered prism of level-up economics rather than the top-down, financial markets-centered lens of trickle-down economics.
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" Cathy Woollums, a lawyer and VP of environmental services at Berkshire Hathaway who was also on the panel, said that the move toward sustainable grids in the energy sector has been cost-effective, and therefore, "It's a win-win-win for everyone.
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Additionally, the administration's willingness to defend a regulation that's a win-win-win for business, jobs and the environment will only give it more credibility when it wants to scrap more politically motivated regs that have adverse effects on the U.S. economy.
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So instead of a win-win situation, there will probably be a lose-lose situation.
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In the Africa of CGTN's imagination, every deal is "win-win" and, of course, "harmonious".
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"The scenario is a win-win, so you don't bail, you buy more," Cramer said.
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We thought it would be a win-win: good for society, and good for Walmart.
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Last-mile training has the potential to be a win-win for the gig economy.
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By playing Solitaire, users honed more than their card skills: a win-win for all.
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Working with China is a "win-win" for China's businesses and the Chinese Communist Party.
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The talk is all about "mutual respect", "win-win" relationships and "common destiny" in Asia.
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BILL GATES: Well, I think good trade relations are incredible win-win-- for both countries.
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"Intensifying trade cooperation ... is a win-win situation for both sides," the EU spokeswoman said.
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So if we can find something that&aposs a win-win, we will do it.
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In theory, the partnership between Comcast and Amazon is a win-win for both parties.
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For years, that integration-focused R&D model has been a win-win for Apple.
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In business and most of the rest of life, "win-win" is the preferred outcome.
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And, the argument goes, closer family connections are a win-win for prisons and inmates.
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This is consistent of course with the US administration's priority on win-win bilateral deals.
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GUTFELD: You wanted to feel like a win-win even if it not might be.
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Though far from perfect, compared to the present impasse it would be a win-win.
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It's a win-win for the insurer, according to company chief executive officer, Peter Colis.
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I'm not sure I'm ready to call this a win-win situation just yet, though.
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S. relations are based on 'non-confrontation, non-conflict, mutual benefit and win-win cooperation.
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For Offred, this is a way to not get sent to the Colonies. Win-win!
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AmeriCare would be a win-win for plans, providers, and the public — and the President.
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Beijing denies the claims, saying the loans are a win-win situation for both countries.
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Offering customized compensation packages is a way to stay competitive because it's a win-win.
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It's a win-win all around, so make sure your passport is up to date.
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As my colleague Sarah Jones argued today, Republicans see deficit-spending as a win-win.
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Don't shy away from a temporary job: These can be "win-win," said Ms. Gefsky.
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By making attention-grabbing proposals, 99 percent of cities were faced with a win-win.
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For decades, these global supply chains have supported a cumulative win-win for the world.
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"It's not win-win, as the Chinese like to say," said a senior EU diplomat.
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"It's one of those win-win games that everyone is looking for," Dr. Helliwell said.
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It's rather nuts but you can also play it for your grandparents, so win-win!
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That way, you'll be sweaty anyway, and your heart rate will be pumpin'. Win-win.
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"This will be a win-win for our companies and for our workers," he said.
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O'Rourke did not dispute the premise: there wasn't always a win-win to be had.
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It makes our lives easier and our clients love it, so it's a win-win.
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Decreasing restrictive filters and increasing student responsibility sure sounds like a win-win to me.
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At first, the reduction program seemed like the win-win that policymakers had hoped for.
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"They will find a win-win solution for the Myitsone project," Hla Kyaw Zaw said.
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President Trump called it "a win-win" for both sides; Palestinian leaders immediately rejected it.
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Those pushing for changes like a RIN cap say they want a "win-win" solution.
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It's something of a win/win for them, too, in this symbiotic and shallow relationship.
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"We want to create a win-win situation," Mr. Xi said, shortly after the sale.
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Our new data platform is a win-win for our advertisers and for our audience.
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The end result is stronger returns for shareholders which is a win-win for everyone.
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People seem to want to live in this world where everything is a win-win.
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First, he viewed the negotiation as a "win-lose" rather than a "win-win" problem.
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Win, win for both men -- after all, Xan has more immediate issues on his plate.
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It was win-win-win-win all around—save, of course, for the poor, who would be thrown to the dogs in an America that now had its weakest safety net since 1932; or those without health care; or those who would later lose their life savings on the new, wide-open Wall Street; or anyone who had been counting on a Democratic president to at least try to even up opportunity in America.
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I always have fun with him, plus he helps with things around the apartment. Win-win.
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In general, she believes more money for the Port of Virginia would be a win-win.
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Eating fiber-rich foods is really a win-win for your regularity and your pelvic floor.
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I saw the willingness on all societies to find agreements and have the win, win approach.
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There is every indication that this could end up as a win-win for both parties.
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KASICH: I wanted — I wanted to say, look, this — there can be a win-win here.
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S&P since deal announcement offers a win-win for attractive standalone valuation or merger benefits.
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"This is a win-win situation," Volkswagen CEO Dr. Herbert Diess said in the press conference.
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I&aposm going to sit down with this guy and try to find a win-win.
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He said he would take North Korea on and try to make it a win-win.
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Charitably, Verified Fan is an obvious move and a win-win for Ticketmaster and for fans.
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But "I'm going to make it a win-win for both of us," the star continues.
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For months, bulls have argued that owning stocks over bonds is essentially a win-win proposition.
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"From the EU's standpoint, this looks like a win-win situation," René Defossez at Natixis said.
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Its diplomacy towards its neighbours is full of "mutual respect", "win-win" relationships and "common destiny".
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Reppin Pins Of all the conflicts in this terrible world of ours, few are win-win.
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We always ... the best things you can ever do in business is find the win-win.
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The takeover consummated a win-win move by Orban, Mertek Institute media analyst Gabor Polyak said.
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Eyal Ravid, the chief executive of Victory supermarkets, sees a win-win for consumers and retailers.
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But for this potential win-win scenario to emerge, Trump has to understand the dynamics correctly.
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Working together, the two powers can achieve "win-win results for both sides," Mr Xi beamed.
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Evidence continues to accumulate showing that taxes on sugary drinks are a promising "win-win" policy.
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"I think there is a win-win out there for the city and Stronach," Cole said.
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In the meantime, however, there are ways to support win-win solutions for countries like Lebanon.
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That could be a win-win situation developing here: Polk succeeds [and] the stock goes higher.
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I think it was a great move, and it turned out to be a win-win.
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Paid time off for new parents "is a win-win for employees and employers," she says.
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"Putting everyone in prison for a long time is not a win-win approach," she added.
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This is what a true 'win-win' scenario for U.S.-EU trade relations could look like.
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This win-win to win-lose value-shift will lead to established global efficiencies being tested.
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The outcome should be mutually beneficial and win-win, Hua said, speaking at a regular briefing.
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"It's a win-win," said Chase, a rising sophomore at New Canaan High School in Connecticut.
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Even being relaxed can get you down, so really there's no win-win in this scenario.
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It's a win-win for Essential, and a play that could help the operating system spread.
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The bottom line: For Trump and Kenyatta, focusing on mobilizing U.S. VC is a win-win.
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Plus, it was cheaper than the Trader Joe's hummus, so it was a true win-win.
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"It ends up being a win-win,"' said Robert Hockett, a professor at Cornell Law School.
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That felt like a win-win, since now the public has access to the index, too.
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The point we want raised is that the working relationship with Canada is about win-win.
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It's a win-win, and a smart union that should boost the business of both parties.
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It's a win-win situation made possible by the merger's integration of content and content delivery.
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It's a win-win for both the people and the animals, as far as she's concerned.
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She is the owner of Win Win Facilitation, a mediation and conflict resolution company in Detroit.
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It creates connections with your audience and can help you to quickly create win-win relationships.
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Helmke explained that fostering has been a win-win for both her business and the cats.
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It is based on the idea that trade agreements can be win-win, if done well.
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"It seems they have not put business as a priority," said City Mart's Win Win Tint.
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It&aposs a win-win, and it helps keep the holiday cheer going all year long.
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Tommy Davidson is on a looong vacation and he's getting paid for it -- so ... win-win!
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"Not only can this cut shipping costs and get packages to their final destinations faster and more efficiently, it creates a special win-win-win for customers, associates, and the business," Marc Lore, the president and CEO of Walmart's U.S. e-commerce program, said on Walmart's blog.
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He cited the golfer's "relentless will to win, win, win," in a speech that traced in detail Mr. Woods's career from his being named the PGA Tour's rookie of the year in 1996 to his against-the-odds comeback with last month's win at the Masters.
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An octopus fishery aimed at gloomies might be a win-win solution for fishers and shellfish populations.
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It also makes shopping online quicker and easier than ever — a win/win situation for both sides.
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That oncoming trend will simultaneously slow down passing games and indulge in our collective bloodlust. Win-win.
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Shutting up about all the women's issues we already know Hillary supports would be a win/win.
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China says the Kyauk Pyu development is based on "win-win" co-operation between the two countries.
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It's a win-win for everybody, for people who are out there and are benefitting from it.
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So I'm more happy and more motivated than ever, just because I know it's a win-win.
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Our friend loves our dog AND we don't pay for doggie daycare — so it's a win-win!
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For Apple, Cook said he looks for "win / win" situations, rather than creating a bunch of losers.
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We need to set aside the past and create a win-win solution for both of us.
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The areas of difficulties that Indonesia will face could actually lead to areas for win-win cooperation.
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We have a win-win in terms of driving audience — not just digitally but also offline audience.
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If that indeed is the case and that's the attitude … you can have a win, win situation.
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"It's a win-win" because Medicare will only cover vaccines that are 12 months apart, Fryhofer said.
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"If you're a Never Trump guy, like me, or a Democrat, it's a win-win," he said.
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Mikkelsen said the initiative was a win-win as it would also benefit companies by slashing costs.
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Some may even wonder whom Beijing is kidding with its constant incantation of the "win-win" mantra.
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Inclusion – or what she calls "closing the gap" – is win-win for tech companies, Kapor Klein insists.
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It seemed like a win-win: maybe I'd lose weight more quickly, plus I would get paid.
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It is a win-win for them so we find our optometrists are extremely loyal to us.
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A few provisions that could be added to such a law: This represents a win-win solution.
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In theory, it would be a win-win: healthier people and health costs requiring fewer taxpayer dollars.
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"It's kind of a win-win for those who want climate action to be taken," Abazajian said.
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The fact that I didn't leave anyone in a pool of blood is win-win for me.
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To me, if you get a film made of your book, it's a complete win-win situation.
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"For Greece and the Eurozone as a whole, this would be a win-win deal," he said.
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If you're up for an adventure detour, the Stopover Buddy program is a perfectly designed win-win.
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Most of these women are generous and believe that helping other women succeed is a win-win.
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It's also about coming to a consensus where it'll be a win-win situation for all. 3.
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It's called vehicle-to-grid, or V2G, and if it works, it will be a win-win.
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The plane's entry into the market seemed like the rare win-win for both passengers and airlines.
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"It's a win-win for all parties," said Rob Britton, the founder of the aviation consultancy AirLearn.
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" Nathanson said the selection of Chapek was not a surprise and a "win-win for the company.
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Chinese officials have fervently denied these claims, and cast their engagement with Africa as a win-win.
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This a win-win for consumers, and the more phones that begin to offer this, the better.
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So what we have to do is find a way, the Chinese love to say win-win.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, has said it will create a new model of "win-win co-operation".
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"Reducing the burning of fossil fuels is therefore a win-win for both climate and air quality."
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Partnering with those outside your company can also foster inclusive workforces, and that is a win-win.
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The deal was in many ways a win-win situation resulting from a relatively successful diplomatic process.
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It's the gracious thing to do, and, you'll know that you have something to eat. Win-win.
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We'd say it was a win-win, but it's unclear what the pigs got out of this.
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"After that meeting, I believe we are likely to arrive upon a win-win solution," Cruz said.
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Basically, they'll find a way to make it work -- cause it's a win-win for both squads.
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Asked about a CNBC report that the United States wanted a deal in the next three weeks, she said, "Our commitment is to get a really good win-win-win outcome as quickly as possible and...we'll work as long as it takes to get a great deal".
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But despite all their lies, misrepresentations, and false stories, they could not defeat us in the primaries, and they could not defeat us in the general election, and we will continue to expose them for what they are, and most importantly, we will continue to win, win, win.
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Hydroids may enjoy their meals less, but in the long term it's a win-win for both parties.
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And that is a win-win for the business providing the product and the retail store selling it.
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It's a win-win situation, because artists get to flex their skills and followers get fun new pictures.
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Television news is a cynical business, and some current and former executives say the battle is win-win.
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Like we said, no matter which one you choose, it'll be the right one — a win-win scenario.
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Then you probably won't be doing much in the way of physical activity for a while. Win-win.
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Truly a win-win situation Netflix and the cable providers each have something to gain by these alliances.
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It should be considered a win-win that water is free and the best for us to drink!
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Mix up a pre-made bag of salad AND cook up white cheddar mac and cheese. Win-win.
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President Trump told me three days ago that he wants to end this in a win-win way.
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To invert China's much-loved win-win motto, this has all the makings of a lose-lose battle.
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As far as Palin is concerned, however, the outcome of the dramatic custody battle is a win-win.
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They're easy to pack, lightweight and comfortable — pretty much a win win when it comes to summer fashion.
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"It's a win-win program," said Gil West, Delta's chief operating officer, according to the airline's press release.
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"Coming along, having a really nice dinner and supporting a cause seems like a win-win," she said.
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Given fiscal space and the very favorable financing conditions, we see an opportunity for a win-win situation.
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That'll confirm part of Einstein's theory of relativity and add to our understanding of the universe. Win-win!
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Rex knows that what's good for American business is also good for other countries - it's a win-win.
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"To me, it's really a win-win for everyone," senior author Alex Kral said in a phone interview.
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Putting its new services on Android and Windows would be a win-win for all users and Apple.
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"As of today, it has become clear that the win-win policy is the right one," he said.
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Any U.S. policy trying to achieve a "win-win" with Russia is "a very idealistic goal," Rubio added.
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Carstens said any renegotiation of NAFTA could result in a win-win for Mexico and the United States.
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The BLM rule would be a win-win scenario for the environment and for the industry's bottom line.
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Bannon, who has called for a "reckoning" with McConnell and the establishment, is in a win-win situation.
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For the U.S., it is a simple logic, anything that opens up North Korea is a win-win.
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"There do seem to be a remarkable number of win-win opportunities, which is great news," he said.
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A small reduction from the October level would be a "win-win" for Moscow, the second source said.
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For decades, the United States has operated under the assumption that Chinese growth was a win-win situation.
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However, there are a number of issues that could derail this potential win-win for Democrats and Republicans.
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Maybe they hate something you don't mind and it could be a win-win for both of you.
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It's a win-win and all it starts with basic training for how to be an effective communicator.
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Another way to limit noise is to decrease ship speed, which also saves on fuel: a win-win.
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In an interview with Lena Dunham, Sandberg offers another win-win scenario: Women get interrupted more than men.
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I just hope President Obama and Secretary Pritzker recognize a win-win legacy issue when they see it.
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"These results suggest bundled payments are a win-win," said Ezekiel Emanuel, a co-author of the study.
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The disruption could be a win-win situation for consumers, according to marketing information services company J.D. Power.
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It was a win-win: The Irishman needed Netflix to fund it, and Netflix needed a Scorsese picture.
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Carbon capture seems to be a win-win — curbing climate-warming emissions without stifling the lionized coal industry.
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Exporting to this rapidly growing market is a win-win for the U.S. economy and global air quality.
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Win. Win." Trump said the Gerald R. Ford and other new ships "project American power in distant lands.
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It forces people to take sides, precluding the chance of a collective effort towards a win-win resolution.
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This would align the interests of labor and management, creating a win-win mindset while boosting stagnant wages.
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The small cleaner wrasse eats parasites, dead skin, and extra food off the grouper — a win-win situation.
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"We both agreed that it's time and that this type of change is a win-win," Epstein said.
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"It's a win-win strategy where tax-payers, state coffers and the Italian economy all benefit," said Brunetta.
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Television news is a cynical business, and some current and former executives say the battle is win-win.
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It is essentially win-win, and two trading partners can help each other prosper by building things together.
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" However, Pennsylvania REIT CEO Joe Coradino told CNBC the closing of underperforming department stores is a "win-win.
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Cooking for yourself can boost your self-esteem (and, in turn, Link's health, stamina, and defense). Win-win.
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And if you can get a lot of those things done, then you get a win/win situation.
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It's a win-win and it's a very cool partnership, especially for me to be a part of.
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" Bach, whose meeting with Macron lasted close to an hour and a half compared with 40 minutes for the mayor of Los Angeles, said a decision to give the green light on a double allocation would "create a win-win-win situation for LA, Paris and the entire Olympic movement.
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The race to lead on renewable energy presents a win-win-win strategy for the EU and China: They are able to build reputations as good global citizens and protectors of the planet, while developing strong, sustainable economies based on selling renewable goods and clean technologies to rest of the world.
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It'll still work and look good as new, and you'll keep your wallet comfortably padded — a total win-win.
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And he gets to cool his little feet off at the same time, so it's a total win-win.
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The child is not lacking for books, but the school gets a cut of the profits so win-win.
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We care deeply about our creators and our users and we believe Spotify is a win-win for both.
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You really get a high-end product directly from the artisan, so it's a win-win in my book.
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I'm now in the market for my first wig and I feel so much closer to Oprah. Win-win!
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Tarantino knows from nerd, and he likes to make things from the 1960s cool all over again. Win-win.
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I would ensure that reporting this theft it is a win-win for American companies through fair trade practices.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who led the lawmaker delegation, said Trump was open to a "win-win" solution.
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"For the central bank, as long as it's not a dramatic fall, it's a win-win," Nordea's Christensen said.
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There's a lot of ways this could be a win-win for everybody, but they don't want to listen.
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It's a win-win for everyone… except for ladies like Jacqueline, who are replaced by their uncanny, malfunctioning doppelgängers.
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But he knows that rethinking the role that gender plays in our lives will not always be win/win.
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Although this seems like a win-win for all, some neighbors are getting upset at the change in landscape.
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"It is a win-win situation for us," Jan Bartels, Zalando senior vice president for customer fulfillment, told Reuters.
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A third gives advice on addressing marital differences ("Think win-win") and family planning ("Make time for sexual intimacy").
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Win-win."I wash my face with olive oil," Moretz, who has suffered from cystic acne, told the magazine.
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" McAdams hopes this film will encourage others as it did her by presenting "tangible solutions and win-win situations.
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In prosperous, liberal places, active collaboration between religious groups for benign purposes may seem like a win-win formula.
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Officials have said the two countries should strive for a "win-win outcome", a favourite bromide in their lexicon.
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It's win-win in their minds, per Axios' Jonathan Swan: Run out the clock by obstructing Dem oversight efforts.
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While at first this may seem like an admission of failure for Uber, it's actually a win-win. 2.
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This can be supplemented by strengthening bilateral mechanisms of dialogue, increasing understanding of issues and finding win-win resolutions.
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The 86-year-old Briton told Reuters that a Vettel v Hamilton battle was win-win for the sport.
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Murali said it helps if girls explain that this could be a win-win for themselves and the family.
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"I'm very hopeful that we can work together and it can be a 'win-win' for everyone," Drysdale added.
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Lu said China was confident it could continue to have win-win cooperation with the country formerly called Burma.
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Germany leads the call for free trade and investment as a win-win, not a winner-take-all position.
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They describe their plan as "win-win"—even if some of them still claim to quibble with the science.
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Win-win. Gail: By the way, I noticed your favorite congressman, Paul Ryan, finished releasing his multipart Republican platform.
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It's just the type of win-win solution the West needs right now, and Congress needs to step up.
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"Chuy has always been a good guy on our issues -- it's a real win-win for progressives," Duhalde said.
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But if banks can be reorganized in bankruptcy, the possibility of a win-win result is in the cards.
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"It's a win-win, because clients don't have to commit, and it keeps us on our toes," said Pytlik.
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No one in their right mind would turn down warm cookies, making it a win-win for everyone involved.
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A deal for DACA in exchange for wall funding would be a win-win for both parties in Washington.
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In the end, a completed passport can be turned in for a free piece of cheesecake — win/win, right?
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This is a win-win for both clients and their providers that aim to help them reach their goals.
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Buying more U.S. semiconductors then, while simultaneously knocking Qualcomm, looks like an amazing win-win for China right now.
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Ms. Hua said that better relations were a win-win, and that China would "deepen" its relations with Cuba.
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If taxing brown can deliver this win-win outcome for the environment and economy, why it is so unpopular?
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She said the transatlantic relationship was more about "balancing interests (and) achieving a win-win situation" for both countries.
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Finally, both sides should not forget the nature to negotiation: Any chance of success requires a win-win proposition.
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And the going may get rough, so only the most satisfying analog activities will keep you inspired. Win-win.
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"I think this is about as close to free-lunch, win-win policy as economists have found," Summers said.
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"Hopefully we can continue to come up with a win-win protocol" of alerting residents before potentially disruptive tests.
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These adjustments would be bad for U.S. manufacturing and bad for consumers, and certainly not a 'win-win' solution.
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" China's leaders insist that its influence is entirely benign, a global exercise in what they call "win-win cooperation.
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It will help you stand out as a studious candidate who's thinking about long-term business results. Win-win!
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Here's a win-win: You donate to your favorite charity and you pick up a deduction for doing so.
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Managed By Q's amazing customers, service vendors, team, and product makes it a huge win-win for all stakeholders.
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At the same time, American consumers get cheaper goods from China, so it's a win-win for everybody right?
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"We see the Planet Fitness partnership as a real win-win," Gass told analysts on an earnings call Tuesday.
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"To be able to help feed hungry people while doing something I enjoy is a win-win," Harris says.
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That's a win-win by any measure and strong evidence that the program should continue to set higher goals.
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" What you see here is a well calculated and deliberate response to China's widely publicized "win-win cooperation policies.
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We've often reminded politicians that free trade is a pillar of prosperity and a win-win for trading partners.
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And for RCA Records, it was revenue that they wouldn't have made before, so pretty much a win-win.
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As Anand Giridharadas, author of Winners Take All, has explained, "win-win" growth often hides a very dark logic.
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Such a deal could be "a win-win-win for Freeport, Rio and Indonesia as value leakage for Freeport would be less than expected, Rio would be able to exit a business that is non-core and high risk, and Indonesia would own a majority stake in Grasberg," Jefferies analyst Christopher LaFemina said.
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China calls that cooperation, adding a "win-win" mantra to sugar coat a bitter pill for losers accumulating trade deficits.
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It's the easiest solution to still get your spooky fix, and doesn't involve you leaving your couch. Win-win. 2.
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America's democracy is not about "reasonable" people coming together to engage in "rational" arguments and develop polite win-win solutions.
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If the company can push users to spend more or subscribe, it'll be a win-win for the retailing behemoth.
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And Georgie is probably capable of more tricks than a real dog could do anyway, so it's a win win.
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"We see the Planet Fitness partnership as a real win-win," Kohl's CEO Michelle Gass told analysts at the time.
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I hate to buy shirts online when I am not sure of the fabric but these were a win-win!!
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Plus, they might inspire you to either bake or buy a cake, which sounds like a win-win to us.
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GRAHAM: Well number one, we&aposre not going to let this drag on forever, that I want to win-win.
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Magda was craving her own project and Wallgren just couldn't find the right cup in stores—a win-win situation.
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China hopes that both sides can "work hard, exclude disturbances, and reach a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement", he added.
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It sounds fantastic, a win-win for everyone, and why has it taken firms so long to discover this possibility?
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"Body cameras, while not a panacea, are a win-win for officers and the public," Emanuel said in a statement.
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Because #Putin doesn't believe in win/win scenarios & thinks only way to make Russia stronger is to make U.S. weaker.
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The best anti-pollution ingredients also offer fantastic anti-aging benefits as well, so it's really a win-win scenario.
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Reduction of rehospitalization, where people do not have to go to the emergency department, is a win-win for everybody.
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"In an authoritarian and repressive system, you have to find a win-win situation to get into politics," she says.
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It's one of the richest sources of self-esteem, and it has the potential to be a real win-win.
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"It is a win-win deal for both the companies," said AK Prabhakar, head of research, IDBI Capital in Mumbai.
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But it's a fine trade-off, a win-win for both Google and users who can't use a traditional keyboard.
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Such happy coincidences of benefits exist, but many things in the corporate world really are win-lose, not win-win.
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Twitter user CocoaFly offers a win-win solution the next time a cover meeting rolls around in the Marvel office.
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And hey, it'll even double as a Stormtrooper costume if you forget about Halloween until the night before. Win-win.
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Plus, if you donate, you will receive 50 percent off your next purchase, so really it's the ultimate win-win.
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They go to Davos and hang out with their fellow capitalists and do their (win-win!) deals with one another.
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So for brides who want to maximize comfort (and not worry about stumbling down the aisle) it's a win-win.
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It's a win-win as a singular move, but it's also one that puts into perspective the Magic's past mistakes.
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"Me going to Sharp is to create a win-win for Innolux and Sharp," Tuan told reporters during a briefing.
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The arrival of iOS 12 for countless numbers of iPhones and iPads is a real win-win for all users.
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The wisdom of making politics (or business, or marriage, or friendship, etc.) a "win-win" business is an old adage.
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A WIN-WIN AGREEMENT Many people in the United States strongly opposed the tariffs and the trade war, he added.
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You don't even need to buy a shield because it's printed right on the back of the dress. Win-win.
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They will be relocated to higher ground but still live in the same area - a "win-win" situation, said Thipparat.
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Think about it: When you pay attention to your partner's physical and psychological well-being, it's a win-win scenario.
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"For China, cooperation is the only real choice, only win-win can lead to an even better future," he said.
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Pitch day turned out to be a win-win: The two secured funding on what was also, coincidentally, Ernst's birthday.
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"When you get interviewed, you should be interviewing them because it's got to be a win-win situation," said Ryan.
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That's the way non-zero-sum games, such as commerce and avoiding nuclear war, work; outcomes can be win-win.
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I mean you've said before and you have been vocal about it that a win-win situation is actually possible.
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This is a vivid illustration of a win-win situation playing out on the highly competitive field of global trade.
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He's lining up his chess pieces, and hoping you'll easily agree to what he'll market as a win-win solution.
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The LIHTC is a win-win: Some of the poor get quality, affordable housing while investors get a tax credit.
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Pursuing such a win-win outcome should be the focus of global economic planning on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Better hiring is a win-win for companies and employees, as reducing employee turnover is valuable to the bottom line.
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GUTFELD: I&aposm optimistic and I will tell you why, David, I believe that it is a win-win situation.
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"The Path has developed relationships with people and event spaces that are a win-win for everyone," Ms. Kaplan said.
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This first-party data is the only way… [to] deliver win-win outcomes for both the consumer and the lender.
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Considering how this plays out long-term, it's easy to view the current SCOTUS fight as "win-win" for Republicans.
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Wearing this one is a win-win; you appeal to the ever-coveted Miyazaki crowd and the common pleb. Boom.
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By shifting this decision-making burden from the consumer to the company, it becomes a win-win for everyone involved.
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That's a win-win: If you plan to do the task later because you'll do it better, you're not procrastinating.
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As for the double-carbohydrate, starch-on-starch nature of this soup, I regard it as a satisfying win-win.
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That means a reasonable posture of preventive acts or sanctions against aggression with a search for win-win peaceful outcomes.
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But Wendy disagrees, "it's a win-win" because there's already a casino and a hotel nearby that needs an upgrade.
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So there is a chance for a win-win here — help women refugees while simultaneously addressing gender inequalities, including pay.
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"Career Luck" has a funny way of showing her face to the people who build the most win-win relationships.
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Back then, you often heard the phrase "win-win," business-speak for an arrangement that could benefit all parties involved.
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Overall, it's another great development from Twillory and a win-win when it comes to comfortable clothes that look professional.
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"I think this settlement was a win-win for Stacy, the educators and the students of Mansfield ISD," Smith said.
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To that end, they've pushed the program as a win-win by citing evidence showing healthy soils produce higher yields.
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It continues to be a win-win, with incentives for quality child care for both the provider and the family.
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You'll be able to chip away at your resolution to read more while ushering in the good vibes — win-win.
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We want to find solutions that are of mutual interest, that create a win-win situation with the United States.
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It was win-win for both sides — and it, too, was a sponsored service similar to today's free data plans.
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Incantations about the virtues of patient dialogue and win-win cooperation are not finding any takers in the Korean crisis.
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I call that both a fair trade and a win-win, because now you know more than you did before.
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A win-win vision for religious freedom and LGBT rights is not the outlier view of a few Beltway intellectuals.
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Pollution is also a concern so repurposing plastic to build is a "win-win", the NCA added in a statement.
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Pollution is also a concern so repurposing plastic to build is a "win-win", the NCA added in a statement.
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In the case of public-private partnerships, it's a win-win for all stakeholders - investors, the government entity and taxpayers.
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Deficit-neutral tax relief combines budget prioritization and tax cuts in a win-win formula that also reduces government waste.
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But for a partnership to truly work, it has to be a win-win for both players in the game.
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So it's kind of a win-win situation, again, after a little bit of a breather on the near term.
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"It is a win-win situation for Putin," said Andrei V. Kolesnikov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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Because we are both professionals, we often negotiate and find arrangements that are as close to win-win as possible.
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When someone rents out a spare room that would have otherwise been empty, it's a win-win situation for everyone.
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He said he really decided to go on offense when he saw a lengthy report on Trump University, READ: Trump University case becomes campaign issue "That's when my blood began to boil," Rubio said, describing seeing a promotional video of Trump promising prospective students they would "win, win, win" if they gave him program money.
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Based on their combined 80 years' experience navigating their own careers and those of thousands of others across professional services and academia, Evans and Burnett say the "win-win-win" strategy will ensure you leave your current job on the best possible terms and set yourself up for the next stage of career success.
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Ralph Northam called the deal a "win-win for all of Virginia" in a TV interview on CNBC after the announcement.
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Speaking up is a win-win: when you advocate for other women, they benefit — and you're seen as a leader. 4.
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S. trade and economic ties is mutually beneficial and win-win, directly and indirectly supporting 2.6 million U.S. jobs, she added.
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Spend money to power up in the games, and 100% of those proceeds will also go towards (RED) — a win-win.
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Giving back this holiday season and throughout the year is a win-win for everyone — our employees, our communities and Intel.
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China, for its part, had a standing negotiating platform — "a win-win cooperation" — that could have served as a starting point.
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Training students and campus security on how to deal with it is a "win-win" for everyone involved, too, she says.
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Google just gave itself a win-win with new advertising privacy controls that will affect developers — and, eventually, users and advertisers.
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Getting your supervisor on board can help get it done, and what better way than positioning the suggestion as win-win?
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Net proceeds of the sail sale go to charity, so this a win-win ... even if you're not a 'Shawshank' fan.
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The focus on "win-win" outcomes allowed governments to invert the late MIT economist Charles Kindleberger's famous description of 1930s policymaking.
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Following along behind the trail of sprays with a dishtowel will leave your kitchen cleaner than when you started. Win-win!
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Mr Selee's book shows that what Mr Trump characterises as a zero-sum game is in fact a win-win arrangement.
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It's a win-win situation; you get to watch your movie, and your partner feels they had power over the decision.
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Seems like a win/win," Jackson quipped in conclusion, thanking Guthrie, 47, when she complimented his inheritance of "the family talent.
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The enduring and vigorous friendship between China and Africa is rooted in equality, sincerity, win-win co-operation and common development.
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Either way, on New Year's Eve in particular, the homebody economy seems like a win-win for brands and millennials alike.
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We got a hint of what the US means by win-win from Pence's speech at a business forum in Indonesia.
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In Oregon, Washington, Idaho and parts of California, an Alaska Airlines (AS) boarding pass is a win-win for wine drinkers.
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It is a perfect win-win opportunity for our elected leaders — stimulate the economy by lowering taxes and price climate risk.
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"It is like a win-win situation," he said, but warned that pastoralists face the threat of losing their ancestral lands.
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"I think it's important for employers and employees to understand that this is a win-win for both sides," Espinal says.
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China is committed to mutually beneficial cooperation, win-win development and settling trade disputes through discussion as equals, the report said.
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"Its implementation must also be a win-win implementation so that everybody feels there are benefits, there are dividends," Zarif said.
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"I believe a win-win situation is still possible," Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, one of Merkel's closest lieutenants, told broadcaster Deutschlandfunk.
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Less hot air blowing in your face and more sleep in the morning seems like a win-win to us, right?
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It's not a perfect system on every level, but most drivers and riders characterize the system as a win-win overall.
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In electing a president, we should strive for a person who will try for win-win and to avoid lose-lose.
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The combination of investment capital and credit card processing (CCP) fees creates a "win-win" partnership for investors and portfolio companies.
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The need for such contortions even for win-win climate rules illustrates the legislative void left by decades of congressional inaction.
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Building high-tech products here would create jobs while increasing the potential for innovation at the same time — another win-win.
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In the end, we hope to make our increased purchasing power a win-win for the Hispanic community and corporate America.
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Coming from a non-profit management background, the ability to fundraise and create products that people love is a win/win.
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Reducing informality would also be a win-win: greater job protections for the people and more tax receipts for the state.
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This is an excellent idea in principle, and a win-win for those involved: the hiring companies and Puerto Rican citizens.
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And Netflix will probably be happy that you're spending more time (and money) watching Netflix content anyway — it's a win-win.
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It is a non-partisan solution that is a win-win for both — immigration and our economy — and merits serious debate.
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""It is a win-win for the American people, an idea no conventional politician would have the guts to put forward.
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It's a win-win because your counter won't get covered in grimy, wet soap and your bathroom will look so adorable.
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Whether you engage in a hobby for its own sake or as a career driver, self-improvement is a win-win.
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Some background: Contrary to what some seem to believe, textbook economics doesn't say that free trade is win-win for everyone.
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"The proposal Workhorse and Steve Burns brought us could be a win-win for everyone," said James Cain, a company spokesman.
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Plus, it's a win win when you order a product you love and donate to a charity all in one purchase.
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Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister, said that it was important that the United States and Canada find a win-win agreement.
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Xi said China and the United States should focus on cooperation, limiting differences and promoting win-win economic cooperation, Xinhua added.
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This setup may be a win-win for the Washington swamp, but it&aposs a lose-lose for future American prosperity.
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They both believe in Conscious Capitalism — that a win-win is what's most profitable, and that no one has to lose.
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Xi, the core leader, seems likely to emerge considerably strengthened, with more latitude for his "great power win-win cooperation" dealings.
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"It's a win-win for our American players, especially those players in that ranking band of 200 to 500," Allaster said.
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It prevents nosy dogs and cats from getting into it and opens with a simple wave of your hand. Win-win.
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Forcing women to have babies while ensuring that the state pays for no associated expenses is a win-win for them.
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Guajardo said negotiations should yield a win-win situation, but Mexico is ready to pull out of the agreement if necessary.
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That sounds like one more reason to get your daily dose of probiotics straight out of a beer bottle. Win/win!
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Therefore, even though they seem unable to see the forest for the trees, Republicans find themselves in a win/win situation.
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A win-win for Democrats Tuesday's wrangle over the ACA also had another political dimension -- it let Democrats off the hook.
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For the Communist Party and its commercial allies, this is win-win, cementing respective monopolies on political markets and consumer power.
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Relaxing these zoning rules would transform gentrification of neighborhoods in generally affluent cities into a win-win that benefits the poor.
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This is surely a win-win: People with disabilities get to work, which in turn means we get to pay taxes!
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" To help keep everyone as happy as possible, Petronelli advises parents looking to mimic the "baby prenup" practice to draw up an agreement together as opposed to one partner writing it out and the other approving it, as well as "[make] sure it's a win-win-win — for each of the parents and for the baby.
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In fact, the deal struck by leaders Pelosi and Schumer with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE was a win-win-win.
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Promoting collaboration between classroom teachers and after-school educators, teaching artists and trained volunteers becomes a win-win for all parties involved.
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"It is a win-win situation for Putin," Andrei V. Kolesnikov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center, told the Times.
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And, if you do happen to become absolutely obsessed with it, you just saved big on your new favorite drink. Win-win!
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Plus, watching Alex eat the worm seemed like a win/win proposition: If it tasted terrible, we'd get to watch him suffer.
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"The thinking here is: they too have weaknesses and there may be some win win situations," Froehlich said of potential new suppliers.
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Colleges and tech companies may view international students as a win-win situation, but that's not to say the transition is easy.
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Help some strangers out while making a little cash on the side, you know, it was win-win, what could go wrong?
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It is an example of a win-win deal, in which peer pressure pokes governments into making life easier and more prosperous.
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Russia has all but dropped any pretence of civility with America and Europe; China sticks to the notion of "win-win" relations.
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Cramer saw this as a "win-win" situation: either CEO Gary Philbin's plan works out, or Starboard cleans house if it fails.
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The tea tree extract and kaolin clay in these strips pull out sebum, making pores appear smaller — talk about a win-win!
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The 80 percent of large US employers that offer workplace wellness programs hope that the benefit will be a win-win situation.
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That is the religion that my book seeks to slay, is the religion of win-win-ism, which is a false religion.
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And it is a religion that says that it's true in both its win-win form, and its inverse lose-lose form.
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At artist Lily Smith's adorable studio, you can watch her make prints and hang out with her dogs and chickens. Win-win.
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Humans evolving to better withstand car crashes sounds like a win-win scenario…until you see exactly what that would look like.
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"An experienced dealmaker knows the deal only happens and can be sustained if it's a win-win for both sides," he said.
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Unless your trying to track someone's online activity, replacing static MAC addresses with ones randomized at regular intervals is a win-win.
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"Both sides have an interest in avoiding an escalation and finding reasonable solutions that can create a win-win situation," he said.
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This is a true win-win situation if statesmanship can dominate party pride and the Great Deal Maker can pull it off.
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"This is a significant, win-win opportunity for ConocoPhillips and Cenovus," ConocoPhillips CEO and chairman Ryan Lance said in a statement Wednesday.
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"I think now we have got a very good deal which is a win-win situation," he said, without identifying the buyer.
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And even if your beloved isn't the flowery type, they can always make you a cake later with your gift. Win-win.
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A win-win scenario is intolerable to him, because mastery of others is the only moment when he is psychically at peace.
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Plus, you can eat with one hand and hold a beer in the other while you tailgate, so it's a win-win.
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In contrast, the commitment of companies like JPMorgan Chase to upgrade the skills of their own workers represents a classic win-win.
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Getting both to work well together could be a win-win for many of the parties involved, as well as Australia itself.
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A multilateral agreement under the umbrella of CELAC, UNASUR or even the Organization of American States would be win-win for everyone.
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That type of a change to the system in an infrastructure bill would be a "win-win" for consumers of air travel.
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Such framing shift prompts a negotiation paradigm shift from a competitive (distributive, win-lose) mindset to a cooperative (integrative, win-win) mindset.
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Reuters: China said this morning it did not back down with U.S. officials and a win-win opening exists for business cooperation.
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While it seems like a win-win for everyone, there is a significant negative trend that has caught the attention of Congress.
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Perhaps a win-win approach will change the fortunes of the Dream Act after 16 years of failed attempts to pass it.
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It would have been simpler, and more accurate, for China to invoke its "win-win" mantra of friendly and peaceful international cooperation.
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WIN-WIN POSSIBLE Now that demand has escalated, more companies are making issuer-friendly adjustments to existing debt while also appeasing investors.
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And hey, whoever gets them can even tag along (if you like them enough), so it's a win-win kind of gift.
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"Look at it as a win-win situation — you either buy momentum after Friday or you're buying lower [this] week," he said.
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In theory, the recent trend of VC dollars going to fill a capital gap in CPG should result in a win-win.
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Whereas as a win-win solution would be reaching some kind of agreement that stabilizes the situation and puts limits on arms.
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"You can assume it is a win-win," he told Reuters by phone while declining to provide financial details of the arrangement.
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Modeled in part after California's successful Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA), this legislation is a win-win for patients and providers.
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So whether it's for the dog or for the free beer, this is an offer that's truly a win-win for everybody.
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The most positive outcome of these entanglements could be that Trump pursues win-win deals that enrich both the country and himself.
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That's the win-win Israel is seeking while the Trump administration uses the plan to prove it truly is Israel's best friend.
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"It's a win-win," he said, describing his strategy, though he quickly corrected himself, settling on "no lose" as a better frame.
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I can enjoy the extra time I have with my baby and provide her with breast milk with confidence — a win-win.
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However, it's all a win-win proposition for the former KGB lieutenant colonel, Putin, and, especially, for the former bus driver, Maduro.
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It's a win-win for employee and employer, as reports show financially stable workers are more productive and invested in their jobs.
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Providing skilled workers a chance to participate in the workforce and excel in the jobs of the future is a win-win.
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It's often seen as a win-win for late stage investors who might want a guarantee they won't lose too much money.
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Any trade deal between the two countries "needs to be a win-win," Okun said, and delaying new tariffs may not work.
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There is not, as Giridharadas says, always going to be a "win win" the way we're teaching students in places like Exeter.
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Either way, I hope the remaining suits will be dropped so we can call this a true win-win and move on.
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"The U.S. and China can achieve mutual benefits and win-win results," CNN quotes Trump as having said, according to Chinese media.
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Making deals depends on members of Congress taking the opposite view, and seeing compromise as at least a potentially win-win situation.
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Democrats and Republicans must learn that lesson, and embrace pro-voter reforms to win: win elections, and win the trust of their constituents.
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Yet despite the trade surplus, it's still a win-win situation because the Americans are benefiting from this because they can manufacture products.
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"The partnerships we have established with landlords have made it clear that home sharing can be a win-win situation for everyone."[Bloomberg]
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By swapping it out with a homemade avocado puree, you're not only making it so much more delicious, but healthier, too. Win-win!
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This leaves some experts optimistic that those investments will continue to be a win-win for the economy as well as the environment.
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You get the effect of a gel polish, but only need to take it off with your normal go-to remover. Win-win!
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The stock is now up more than 21% this year, and up about 12% since the "win-win" call was made, Cramer noted.
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N.H.C.R. continues to believe that a win-win agreement that would both benefit Israel and people needing asylum is in everyone's best interests.
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It's a win-win: Startups get funding, and established providers can invest in technologies and platforms that could help preserve their consumer bases.
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As Poo points out, a win-win is available: meeting the surging demand for caregiving while creating quality jobs for millions of Americans.
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"The idea is that Putin-Trump would be a win-win for the Kremlin, as they have mutual interests and alliances," said Hill.
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"It is a win-win situation for Putin," Andrei Kolesnikov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center, told the New York Times.
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We are trying to get them to give up their nuclear weapons program, and the Korean War and make it a win-win.
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The cleanser did that while deeply cleansing and removing all traces of makeup from my face — everything from bronzer to mascara. Win-win.
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This picturesque trend will actually help you to get out the door faster and cut down on daily cleaning and stress. Win-win!
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Now, belt and road is much bigger than that, but the UK government really understands this is win-win territory for British business.
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Comprehensive and age-appropriate sex education is also a more effective way to lower teen pregnancy rates, so it's really a win-win.
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"The products that they could grow and send our way are crops we can't grow here, so it's a win-win," he said.
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Oki Matsumoto, founder and chairman of Monex, said increased co-operation could be a win-win for both retail investors and institutional activists.
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Garuda will meet again with Boeing at the end of April to find "a win-win solution for both parties," the statement staid.
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It's still a hard sell for airlines — they have to get used to the idea, but those Rebels are arguing the win-win.
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Or that you have win-win relationships — such as the one I have with my literary agent, my editor and friends who help.
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It looks like it could be a win-win, delivering a climate payoff on the scale of geoengineering without any of the downsides.
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And if Corsi can make a lot of money from book sales at the same time ... well, that's a win-win for him.
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"A regulated scheme for refugees is a 'win-win' all round," spokeswoman Yante Ismail said in a statement to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Aries is the sign of independence and, while Aries loves a win/win outcome, its main focus isn't fairness—it's being number one.
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Auto-IRAs can mitigate this risk and create a win-win situation for both employers and employees without access to a retirement plan.
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Now that strategy is in tatters and government officials joke darkly that the "win-win" relationship has a new meaning: China wins twice.
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The new e-commerce platform "will bring win-win benefits to consumers, retailers and producers" and help 30 million small shopkeepers, Ambani said.
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Even in these divisive times better health outcomes at lower costs is a win-win that all should be able to get behind.
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"If you can get more intelligent about execution, you create a situation that's a win-win for everybody," McElroy previously told Business Insider.
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It's supposed to be a win-win for both the town it's placed in, by boosting tourism, and Airbnb, by drawing more travelers.
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In that sense, the influx of British series -- as well as programs, some of them subtitled, from other countries -- is a win-win.
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Unfortunately, some of the U.S. trade negotiations with single countries seemingly take on a win-loss mentality instead of a win-win focus.
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"I really believe my proposal is a win-win and will keep all jobs," Mr. Landau texted a union official in August 2014.
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Talk about a win-win situation: You can teach your kids about responsible spending and still be the gifting hero this holiday season.
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NetApp saw an opportunity: If Google Cloud customers needed NetApp&aposs kind of file system management, then it could be a win-win.
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It's a win-win situation, said Sue Donoghue, president of the Prospect Park Alliance, which is also planning educational events with the herd.
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I hope we can soon get Pastor Brunson and other Americans released in a win-win fashion for both the US and Turkey.
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This will require clear thinking, skillful negotiation, and resisting tendencies to seek win-lose and not win-win deals with other sovereign powers.
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It was seemingly a win-win — a sports complex that would be open to the public, to be built at no public cost.
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"It is a win-win solution," says Alexei Pozdnoukhov, director of the Smart Cities Research Center at the University of California at Berkeley.
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This solution will protect both the right to vote and our public health--a win-win that saves our democracy and saves lives.
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It's kinda funny, Kurt says his firing is a win-win -- for the people who wanted him gone, and for those who didn't.
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The potential for trade cooperation between the two countries was huge and the nature of win-win cooperation would not change, Gao said.
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" Then, on Friday, after days of acrimony, the mayor met with Polish officials and announced a resolution that he called a "win-win.
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If your house has become more valuable and you can jump on a lower interest rate, it's a "win-win," according to Sun.
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If pay-TV operators refused to pay more, customers could switch their service to DirecTV, setting up a "win-win" for AT&T.
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After meeting with Indonesian President Joko Widodo, Pence said the U.S. was interested in a "win-win relationship" with Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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In front of the cameras, they swapped Japanese Daruma dolls, talismans of perseverance and good luck, and, they hope, of a win-win agreement.
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"The reason Villagers for Veterans sponsors service dogs from Patriot's W.O.O.F program is because it's a win-win situation for all concerned," Bogdonoff said.
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Making drinks takes time, so the ability to serve guests immediately by having them partially serve themselves is in theory a win-win situation.
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"We see these projects as a real win-win for the region," Jose Miguel Ferrer, Solarcentury's managing director for Iberia, said in a statement.
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China also rejects broader criticism that its infrastructure drive is saddling countries with unsustainable debts, insisting Belt and Road is a "win-win" proposition.
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" LI QIANG, CHIEF CONSULTANT AT AGRICULTURE CONSULTANCY SHANGHAI JC INTELLIGENCE CO LTD, SHANGHAI: "It's basically a win-win, it's better than a trade war.
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Image: Manish Singh / TechCrunch Image: Manish Singh / TechCrunch The Gold program was supposed to be a win-win for both Zomato and restaurant partners.
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"This is win-win for employees and the aggregate economy," says Darrell West, head of the Center for Technology Innovation at the Brookings Institution.
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WHEN a great power promises a smaller country a "win-win" deal, diplomats mordantly joke, that means the great power plans to win twice.
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Just as we have seen as we have signed trade deals around the world over the past years, something can be a win-win.
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It reinforces that what's locally produced and locally consumed is a win-win for everyone, from the farmers to the land to the people.
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So there's nothing to balance — increasing well-being and the productivity that goes along with it is a win-win, for work and life.Okay!
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He also said the US would do more to increase fair and open trade in a win-win way by removing barriers to trade.
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The proposal here – to change the mix and let banks invest more of their capital in loans for everyday Americans – seems a win-win.
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It's a financial win-win for business and your team, as it gets everyone pumped up and motivated during the dog days of summer.
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Beijing's "win-win" concept of U.S.-China relations should be tested to reduce, and eventually wipe out, America's $350 billion trade deficit with China.
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"We always looked at the opportunity to reach a bigger market as a win-win," Plepler he said at a recent NYU Skirball event.
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Done right, emissions and fuel efficiency standards can continue to be a win-win for the environment, American workers, U.S. manufacturing and the economy.
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"I encourage both of you to seek a win-win solution and consider all options to keep STARZ programming on the air," Feinstein wrote.
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"The idea of incorporating fun, stylish products into people's everyday lives while helping people in need is really a win-win," Emery tells Refinery29.
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"From the beginning, the basic work of the government has been to interact correctly (with other countries) and implement win-win policies," Rouhani said.
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"The Lebanese people showed it is possible to reach a solution acceptable to all, or what we call a win-win situation," Zarif said.
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"You can assume it is a win-win," he told Reuters in a telephone interview while declining to provide financial details of the arrangement.
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"If you can get more intelligent about execution, you create a situation that&aposs a win-win for everybody," McElroy previously told Business Insider.
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How negotiation can be a win-win Instead of viewing negotiation as a zero-sum game, try thinking of it as a collaborative process.
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"It's a win-win ... It's good for business and good for the environment", chief executive Carlos Brito told Reuters of the new sustainability goals.
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"Cooperation is the only right choice for China and the United States and win-win cooperation can lead to a better future," Hua said.
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This legislation is an absolute win-win for patients and providers, allowing us to lean on evidence once again to trigger future healthcare innovation.
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In addition to the week off between Christmas and New Year's, I took 25 days, so I think the change is a win-win.
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"I hope you will continue efforts to advance reaching a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement," Xi said at Beijing's Great Hall of the People.
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I think primarily he is looking for that win-win structure where everybody looks at it and says, 'we are better off than before.
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When the enterprising young man tried to create a win-win deal for the club and the league, they told him to get lost.
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It's a win-win for a franchise with a window that is wide open so long as Antetokounmpo has a smile on his face.
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"We thought, Gosh, if Facebook came back with something reasonable, and we could get behind it, that would be a win-win," he recalls.
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The fundamental focus is creating a win-win situation for both partners and offering our end customers added value by developing exciting, electrified models.
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But if I can give something a little fresh blood that is going to add to their collection, I think it's a win-win.
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In theory it seems like the latter would be a win-win, since it reduces the risk that hackers could exploit the bug maliciously.
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But it is a win-win situation when the world trades, and China and the United States are the two big factors in that.
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Do you think it's possible to empower those Americans locked in the basement of opportunity while helping billionaires do even better — a win-win?
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Nadal called it a win-win match for Shapovalov, who had beaten another Grand Slam champion, Juan Martín del Potro of Argentina, on Wednesday.
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Mr. Abe called the deal "a win-win outcome for Japan and the United States" as he signed documents alongside Mr. Trump on Wednesday.
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"What we really need to do is find ways to negotiate win-win solutions around how we're going to approach our money," Klontz said.
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If you want to get 10X or 100X the results of other people in your field, you need to develop strategic "win-win" partnerships.
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Recent experience proves such a "win-win" can be achieved to save manufacturing jobs in the Rust Belt, without adversely impacting the Corn Belt.
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"When brands put a user's needs before their own, they have a receptive user who appreciates the brands – a win-win situation," Brandt said.
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Diplomacy is about creatively sweetening the pot of a win-win situation, and every incentive package has to be individually tailored to the situation.
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But now, thanks to this smart and helpful lobbyist, I had another good argument about why I should look askance at them. Win-win!
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"China and the United States can only develop together if we maintain no conflict, no confrontation, mutual respect and win-win cooperation," Wei added.
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" LI QIANG, CHIEF CONSULTANT AT AGRICULTURE CONSULTANCY SHANGHAI JC INTELLIGENCE CO LTD, SHANGHAI: "It's basically a win-win, it's better than a trade war.
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Robin Weiss, a professor of viral oncology at University College London, said the extension of the HPV program "should be a win-win situation".
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It was a win-win trade, with Jones being the pass-rusher the Cardinals need and the second-round pick replacing New England's DeflateGate punishment.
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"This month I join forces with a legion of women, all of us declaring a win-win for our bodies and ourselves," Winfrey, 62, says.
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But the internet, we maintained our leadership on in the U.S. because we moved very rapidly, and we created a win-win relationship with China.
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Both are wary of the other's intentions, making it hard for them to see any kind of deal that limits their emissions as win-win.
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For the oil industry, an increase in production and consumption would be a win-win, as the uptick in the energy markets has already revealed.
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"It's a win-win tool — it's really changing, really disrupting, whale research — they're seeing behaviors that are very difficult to document by airplane," he added.
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"Pose this paid re-entry role as a win-win for the organization," said Amanda Augustine, career advice expert for TopResume, a career service website.
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But because she makes less at $100 an hour, she raises their hourly project rate over time to create a win-win for both parties.
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Aiding China would be a "win-win" for China and for the U.S. This idealistic view was disastrous for U.S. foreign, defense and economic policies.
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While those may be hard numbers to justify, he believes it's a win-win for buyer and acquired — and investors win big too, of course.
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We are always looking at innovative ways to deliver exceptional returns to our LPs and believe this transaction is a win-win for everyone involved.
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I reached out to them when I was directing "Win Win" and they ended up writing a song for the closing credits of the film.
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"The partnerships we have established with landlords have made it clear that home sharing can be a win-win situation for everyone," the spokesperson said.
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The only way that these types of projects will be sustainable over time is if these small actions add up to larger win-win propositions.
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Mr. Trump is not the only contender to make the calculation that running for president is win-win, burnishing "brand" value even for the losers.
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But if you can pick out the perfect gift for a loved one and save yourself some cash... then it's a win-win situation, right?
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Eschewing high-profile diplomacy, China kept its bilateral focus on commerce and investment, with a consistent emphasis on "win-win" cooperation, which helped win friends.
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Plus, there's something for every single personality type — and it's a slightly narcissistic win-win if you happen to benefit from the experience as well.
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"This is a win-win from a sustainability perspective, operational perspective, and financial perspective," Denise Naguib, vice president of sustainability for Marriott, told the magazine.
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The deal, which will see Rusal invest $23 million for a 40-percent stake in the plant, is an obvious win-win for both parties.
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And hey, this has gotta be a boom for local businesses and vendors, who are definitely out in force to snap up customers. Win-win!!!
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We will work to repeal this top-down decision and replace it with one that garners local support and creates a balanced, win-win solution.
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It's a win-win for them and the Mavericks; one organization gets better today while the other further establishes itself as a team for tomorrow.
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"It's a win-win," said Alex Shoghi, a portfolio manager with the firm, referring to his potential profits and the companies' chance to cut debt.
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As for getting the NRA's support -- he explained why it could be a huge win-win for gun owners and the country, as a whole.
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This looks like a win-win for both console makers, in that you can imagine high-spending consumers alternating upgrade cycles between Xbox and Playstation.
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Plus, Roberts procures some of her pairs from fast-fashion favorites like Topshop and Boohoo, so it's a win-win — no-fuss and actually affordable.
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While it is no magic bullet, the CICIG is a low-cost, win-win institution for the United States, international community, and people of Guatemala.
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"We want partners who correctly value our technologies, who are willing to pay for them and can build win-win relationships with us," Oshima said.
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Rapid changes require rapid, decisive actions in order to achieve a new political, security and economic strategy that is centered around a win-win policy.
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Big-money deals that only last one, two, or three years are a win-win proposition, and they can potentially electrify next year's trade deadline.
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Anutin said it would be "a win-win situation for the Thai people because they will grow the plant and it will benefit the economy".
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"I am interested in a win-win scenario for all ... If we do not reach a deal we will continue our standalone strategy," Bouygues said.
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Morris' bullishness note on the stock — published prior to the opening trade — was helped by the "win-win" scenario of helping both musicians and consumers.
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If everybody in the group contributes all of their money, all the money gets doubled, redistributed four ways, and everyone doubles their money. Win–win!
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"We see this as a win-win and part of our leadership succession process," said Byron Spruell, the NBA's president of league operations, to ESPN.
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In this case, the win-win situation is for you to maximize liquidity at the expense of governance and simply protect your downside going forward.
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The Donuts-MPAA agreement shows how private-sector stakeholders can come together to address online piracy and create a win-win scenario for all partners.
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In 2001, George W. Bush's libertarian interior secretary, Gale Norton, celebrated this approach as a "marketplace-oriented resolution for public land conflicts" — a win-win.
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"When fully understood by all parties, everyone would see this as the honest to goodness win-win the president has been looking for," Thompson said.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang expressed "serious concern", and said China-New Zealand business ties were mutually beneficial and win-win.
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It was a win-win for us, you might say, and I'm glad it's coming around again to a world that needs every shared wonder.
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For older parents, this is a "win-win" since they can start taking money out of their Roth IRA when they are 59½, she said.
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"My vision presents a win-win opportunity for both sides," Mr. Trump said at a White House ceremony with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.
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It's not clear, however, what that win-win concept is – a privileged dialog with the U.S., or some kind of a global U.S.-China condominium.
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" Kanter applauded DeSantis, saying the governor "stepped in and really took a leadership role and created a situation where there's a win-win for all.
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According to Reuters, Yang told his U.S. counterpart that China hopes that Washington "follows through" with it's intentions to pursue "win-win cooperation" with Beijing.
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Beijing knows how to compartmentalize issues; it regularly does when it talks of win-win on trade even as it militarizes the South China Sea.
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What Mr. Trump called a "win-win" proposal would give Israel most of what it has sought and create a Palestinian state with limited sovereignty.
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This win-win objective also needs the win that companies will experience when they adopt the objective of helping their employees with their housing needs.
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The U.S. now says that China's Belt and Road project, and its "win-win cooperation" mantra, are instruments designed to undermine the West's world order.
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Now is the time for China to demonstrate a true commitment to market reform and a mutually beneficial "win-win" relationship with the United States.
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He would also make it harder for Republicans to block the appointment, creating a win-win situation for our democracy and his own Democratic Party.
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Last November in Geneva, President Ashraf Ghani reaffirmed his commitment to immediate, direct talks with the Taliban for negotiating a sustainable, win-win political settlement.
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The cameras "have the potential to be a win-win situation," said Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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A solution can only be reached if both sides are on equal footing and show sincerity, Wang added, reiterating the white paper's content that called for "mutual respect" and "win-win cooperation" between China and the U.S. "Win-win" is a frequent refrain from Chinese officials on any geopolitical issue, but many outside experts have expressed concern that the term may be meaningless rhetoric in some cases.
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China hopes it can hold talks with the United States to achieve a "win-win" solution on trade, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in Beijing.
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Honey-Drizzled Cranberry Brie Pastry Braid This pastry braid is not only beautiful to look at, it's also filled with Brie — so, a win-win. 9.
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Any party where you can get pizza, chips, dips, cocktail weenies and wings all in one place is a win-win (a touchdown?) in my book.
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"Unless you focus on this relationship — both the win-win aspects as well as the areas where you're in contention — it can go wrong," he added.
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Shrugging it all off with the philosophical "never mind" resignation, the Chinese are happy to pocket the money while promoting their own "win-win cooperation" ditties.
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It's a win-win, for fans or for people who had to walk out of the original or who would never dare to watch the original.
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"(We should) move towards an appropriate solution that is advantageous for the development of bilateral relations and realizes win-win benefits for both sides," he said.
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"Gento's tech-empowered staffing and care delivery management solution is a win-win for the home health agencies, skilled nursing facilities, clinicians and especially the patients."
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"If we go forward, it really does need to be a win-win for both of us," Gass said when discussing the earlier pilot with Amazon.
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Trump believes he's in a win-win situation for 2020 regardless of where the economy goes, Cramer said, stressing the importance of Friday's May employment report.
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Ethiopia's foreign minister, Workneh Gebeyehu, told the same press conference he was looking for a win-win situation, but did not comment on the Egyptian proposal.
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What win-win-ism says is, the best way to help the least among us is to do what's good for the richest and most powerful.
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Sina is calling the potential union a "win-win situation" for both Marbury and the Dragons, but there is one obvious loser if the deal happens.
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Ahead, seven easy ways to turn that double bind into a win-win... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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If this means fewer people will be firing up their camera flash in bars, I think we all can agree that this is a win-win.
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But the merger will be a "win-win" not just for both companies, but for all the relevant stakeholders including investors, customers and partners, Reilly said.
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Ethical AI is a win-win proposition that can become a competitive advantage for Europe: being a leader of human-centric AI that people can trust.
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It's a win-win: people gain marketable skills and move into better jobs; business get the skills they need to compete, grow, and fuel the economy.
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Doing so would mean recognizing that there is a "win-win" opportunity in selling medications at lower prices for people who otherwise would have no access.
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The opportunity to work inside Reuters cutting-edge newsrooms expands the skill set of fellows and brings new perspective to the news team — a win-win.
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If Google Destinations can substantially increase the share of the travel market that it sells to its partners, it's a potential win-win for all involved.
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R: Well the key question is whether these bargaining ploys, threats of living tariffs et cetera result in real negotiation which create that win-win situation.
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He suggested the answer was posing climate action as a win-win, regardless of whether scientific theories on the negative impacts of climate change came true.
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High-quality child care is a win-win, helping to raise earnings now and increase productivity over the long term while enriching the lives of children.
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"It's a win-win situation," HelperChoice's chief executive Alexandra Golovanow said, adding that both employers and helpers can keep looking until they find the right candidate.
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And North American and global trade may get a new chance to demonstrate that smart trade deals can be a win-win for producers and consumers.
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There is no question for me that life is win win and so to people without children, allow me to now write in a different way.
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I repeat: Trade can be win-win, but the winning shares can be distorted when one side is working hard and cheating at the same time.
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That's a win-win combo anyone should consider the next time they reach for their wallet at a gas station, hotel, rental car company, or beyond.
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Planting trees on farmland, known as agroforestry, better soil management and reducing food waste are win-win solutions which can boost land productivity and reduce emissions.
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Standing beside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the president said Tuesday that the plan, titled "Peace to Prosperity," was a "win-win" path for both sides.
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Seems like it would be a win-win to partner with one of the existing services, but these days every hardware startup needs a content play.
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A spokesperson for Walmart said its new cattle program is a "win-win situation" for farmers and will create steady demand for its supply chain partners.
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The publishers appealed in June after the court rejected the case in April, saying that Google's business model was a "win-win" proposition for both parties.
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What do you think of Superintendent William Skilling's vision to create a "win-win" for his district and students in both the United States and China?
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Kyle McCarter, the U.S. ambassador to Kenya, said he expected a "win win" for both sides when officials from both countries meet in Washington next week.
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Of course, the US killing of Soleimani could end up deterring Iran and setting the table for a win-win diplomatic solution for a better future.
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That conclusion has come after years of pleading for a "win-win cooperation," while Washington kept trying to contain China's growing global economic and political influence.
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In spite of Chinese pledges of a "win-win cooperation," Beijing's trade surplus with the U.S. increased 8 percent last year to an excessive $375.2 billion.
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"It was a win-win — it helped fill a needed role and it allowed me to explore (and ski in!) an amazing new destination," he shared.
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If Google downgrading traditional web search results in favor of advertising display units or special boxes makes users like it better, then that's a win-win.
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While eager to talk up "win-win" cooperation with the European Union, the world's biggest trading bloc, Wang held talks against a backdrop of intense EU diplomacy.
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"It's a win-win because they're closing a store that's not very productive, and we're replacing it with someone that's going to be more successful," Lebovitz said.
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"I think its a win-win situation," the Spaniard said about the potential impact of more F1 drivers following his example and crossing over between the circuits.
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Obama called it "the most comprehensive arms control agreement in nearly two decades;" then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called it a "win-win situation" for both countries.
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It can be a win-win situation to spread the word about the benefits of financial advisory in your local community and at nearby colleges and universities.
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"This is a win-win strategy because it helps the refiner ... and for us it is to place crude oil in the European refining assets," he said.
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Global Times suggested that it is "a win-win situation" for all to maintain current agreements, and that there is too much at stake to do otherwise.
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While Chinese officials sell the BRI as "win-win," some partner countries, like Mongolia and Tajikistan, could lose out as the costs of infrastructure exceed the gains.
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And I think he has put for the first time in decades American foreign policy in a place where it&aposs kind of a win-win here.
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Many scenarios in the real world resemble Texas Hold 'em poker in the broadest sense — meaning they involve multiple players, hidden information, and numerous win-win outcomes.
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For the U.S. and China to "establish a trade relationship conducive for a win-win result," both sides must be considerate and honest, said the op-ed.
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" Then he writes her a prescription for Viagra so she can "find a gentleman that will intercourse the cramps out of you once you're married. Win/win.
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In general, it's a win-win situation where patients get some company and a hands-free way to contact caregivers, while hospital staff can avoid misdirected requests.
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Each shade is formulated with shea butter, vitamin E, and coco butter, too, which means your lips will be kissed with color and supremely hydrated. Win-win!
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It became a win-win model, with Ong receiving revenue from subscribers' membership fees, while producers got a boost for their brand awareness by reaching new customers.
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The company makes more sales with less space, and we don't have to enter the intimidating scene of an Ikea superstore for those precious meatballs. Win-win.
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On that occasion, the Chinese leader spoke at length about his dedication to China's "dreams of economic prosperity, national renewal" and a "win-win" cooperation with America.
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