Provenance by Ann Leckie Ann Leckie made a name for herself a couple of years ago when she published her debut novel, Ancillary Justice, and its followups, Ancillary Sword, and Ancillary Mercy.
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Ancillary Sword (2014) and Ancillary Mercy (2015) duly followed Ancillary Justice, completing Leckie's Imperial Radch trilogy and carving Leckie's category-defining concepts into the pages of the Space Opera genre for aeons to come.
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I&aposm not saying that other ancillary events -- and they&aposre not so ancillary when it comes to issues of controversial character and all that -- that they weigh on people.
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Its ancillary benefits centre on health and planning for death.
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There will be ancillary parties damaged, but that's about it.
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Tastemakers is looking at ancillary partnership and revenue share opportunities.
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So did Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice, and Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation.
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We cover gender confirmation surgery and all the ancillary things.
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Today, ancillary fees are worth tens of billions in revenue.
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There are opportunities for ancillary revenue on top of that.
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Loft monetizes through the sale of properties and ancillary products.
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Some may take issue with the need for ancillary information.
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One of his outstanding ancillary skills is reading out loud.
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LA LAW took over the massive brewhouse's ancillary beer hall.
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There are ancillary shows, explainers, deep dives for the superfans.
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The ancillary industries that depend on all that wealth would suffer.
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It is not ancillary to the plot: It IS the plot.
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I was thinking some of the ancillary products were in-laws.
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Thus far, those things have included ancillary businesses and revenue streams.
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Some songs are abbreviated and ancillary scenes and characters are cut.
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That was ancillary to the bigger conversation about her: her looks.
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We both just read this series called "Ancillary Justice," a trilogy.
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These fees are meant to cover the ancillary costs of renovations.
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It provides, at taxpayer expense, an ancillary service to Trump properties.
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The cuts included portfolio managers, analysts, associates and other ancillary staff.
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"We don&apost consider our social media ancillary," the cofounder said.
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Everything else is sort of ancillary I think in his head.
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All of those other ancillary revenues, we're making money on those.
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There are constitutional objections in here, but they are ancillary objections.
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That hotel could be used for some ancillary meetings within the summit.
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So, I mean, he's got a lot of ancillary interests out there.
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He also handled the ancillary responsibilities that came with being Jimmer Fredette.
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It bestrides solar markets, a hegemon, creating ancillary markets in its wake.
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In the foreground, Stone cranks up ancillary drama without adding much else.
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We now know that Bruce Ohr was not just some ancillary figure.
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Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice proved challenging in many ways—mentally, emotionally, grammatically.
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As the drug trade moves to cryptomarkets, ancillary services are springing up.
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" Ultra Clean Holdings: "Yeah, this is just a great ancillary semiconductor play.
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Based on WOW's sales last year, ancillary revenue was about $145 million.
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These challenges constrain today's SLA printers to prototyping and ancillary manufacturing usage.
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They are ancillary losses, caught up in the brutal riptide of combat.
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He digresses too often, losing Swift in a blizzard of ancillary detail.
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They can also provide "ancillary services" like frequency regulation to the grid.
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But I was equally disturbed by a sentence ancillary to the topic, i.e.
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He won't be Steph Curry, but Young's strengths offer the same ancillary benefits.
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"Physicians, nurses, and all the ancillary staff can become second victims," he said.
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Therein lies another ancillary consequence of delaying the leasing of U.S. Arctic waters.
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The question then becomes, how will these ancillary markets view MoviePass's audience numbers?
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Plusgrade is not the only tech company in the airline ancillary game, though.
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Non-flying ancillary revenues currently make up about 20 percent of group revenue.
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Neither state includes the financial impact of physician practices and other ancillary services.
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I don't want to get involved with ancillary plays in the oil business.
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Lost isn't just the ancillary economy that exists around a pro sports franchise.
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How do I get this done with the least amount of ancillary damage?
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KS: Yeah, I did, but let me ... LG: The phone is just ancillary.
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There are— there are anxieties and then ancillary anxieties that they're coping with.
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There are— there are anxieties and then ancillary anxieties that they're coping with.
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Since then, she's turned an animal-product-free existence into an ancillary career.
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That's kind of one of those ancillary risks that we would point to.
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"Ancillary fees, as with airlines, are how the companies retain profitability," he said.
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Ancillary lines, indicating movement and force, give the video an underlying illustrative quality.
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Not all have "ancillary services" markets where customers can bid in their frequency regulation.
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What should the ancillary Recode Media podcast ... We'll take your suggestions via Twitter. Afterparty.
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Some of those threats are ancillary to Microsoft's core businesses, but some are not.
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It also has the ancillary benefit, later, of putting Dan and Angelina at odds.
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Most sports fans try to ignore the ancillary marketing surrounding the games we love.
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ANCILLARY fees have become a harsh reality of flying, even on full service carriers.
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As we roll into 2017, you will start to see ancillary items coming out.
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You know, if there's ancillary damage to a Twitter, that's, to me, an opportunity.
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The infrastructure his company operates will need updates, from transmitters to ancillary communications equipment.
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After all, plea bargaining is not some ancillary feature to the criminal-justice system.
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And he could make a big play against New England's suspect ancillary cover guys.
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There are so many ancillary benefits and impacts of 1.1 billion less people, though.
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There are also hotkeys to bring up ancillary information like outlines, research, or notes.
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This has boosted sales of heavy commercial vehicles and, by extension, auto ancillary companies.
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But I do find the overall evidence of religion's ancillary benefits to be strong.
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With such a strain on city resources, the museum is providing some ancillary relief.
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Those in ancillary businesses — such as cleaning services, landlords and consultants — are also affected.
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The company will continue to rely on Huawei for ancillary gear like cellular antennas.
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It's a trade center, and there is a lot of infrastructure that has been built in London over time, not only banking, but all the ancillary services, as well, just like the ancillary services that you are providing, very importantly, to that industry.
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I want it to be the primary source of all TV, not an ancillary device.
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Ancillary revenue now accounts for about 10 percent of total airline revenues, according to Hopper.
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When you sell a ticket to another airline now, you don't have that ancillary opportunity.
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Her debut novel, Ancillary Justice, introduced us to an intriguing world and earned considerable acclaim.
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He has now set up Regenerative Outcomes Foundation to assist other people with ancillary expenses.
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Once it's on TMZ, then it's on all their ancillary... ... the woodchipper ... ... the woodchipper, yeah.
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One of the ancillary effects of this path to normalization is the effect on energy.
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Melville the artist, whom he loved must be ancillary to what he loved, to the
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There are other, ancillary veins yet to be mined; but they require a different approach.
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Now as then, LME warehousing has moved from ancillary function to driver of the market.
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The more we read of Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice, the less it seems we know.
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Courts set a high bar for plaintiffs to bring these ancillary companies into their cases.
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Advanced industries also support unusually extensive supply chains and other forms of ancillary economic activity.
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He added that an ancillary risk could be alienating employees opposed to a particular cause.
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Ancillary revenue from seat selection, baggage and other fees are a cash cow for airlines.
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QUINTANILLA: I GUESS, DO WE ANTICIPATE ANY NOTICEABLE EFFECTS ON ANCILLARY MARKETS, EQUITIES, FOR EXAMPLE?
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Informational-writing assignments were research papers on topics ancillary to the novel I was teaching.
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And then when other people would write ancillary pieces about it, I would love it.
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There's another key ancillary benefit to having a reliable three-point shot for Davis: physical relief.
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That takes time and money and so do the potential ancillary updates that are often required.
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State officials also emphasized the job creation, including an expected 22,000 ancillary and 10,000 construction jobs.
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There are ancillary businesses that insurers can eventually create, like a network of primary care clinics.
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As a result, the airline's ancillary sales are growing twice as fast as its passenger numbers.
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People know movies, though, so they know my films, and think the other stuff is ancillary.
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The other is "ancillary revenues"—fees from checked bags, meals, seat upgrades, entertainment and the like.
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The industry is constantly being criticized for poor working conditions, unsanitary farms, and ancillary environmental damage.
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Many firms are scrambling to develop ancillary products to try to make money from their users.
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He distributes his powers and peaces out, fulfilling an ancillary mechanical duty without much emotional impact.
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In addition to the ancillary charges, other roadblocks prevent people who need PrEP from getting it.
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When ancillary employment is included, nuclear power plants create tens of thousands of good-paying jobs.
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And that's how our movies are monetized way more than any ancillary streaming or anything else.
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For these patients, home respiratory therapies, innovative devices and related care aren't simply optional, ancillary services.
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These claim are not ancillary to Donald Trump's candidacy, they are a driving force behind it.
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" The trispecific antibody circumvents that process — an ancillary benefit that Fauci referred to as a "bonus.
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Fans of Ann Leckie's Ancillary trilogy or Rachel Bach's Paradox trilogy will really love this one.
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The move, which could boost SpiceJet's ancillary revenue, is likely to come by April, he said.
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The carrier said it was working to mitigate the increase by boosting ancillary revenue and capacity.
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The ancillary viewers — admittedly not a huge bounty — are the result of NBC's pre-Rio planning.
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Public affairs operations are considered an "ancillary support service," according to the DOJ's shutdown contingency plan.
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" As Tuomi put it in 3513, "Ancillary revenue is the first kind of low-hanging fruit.
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Through the years, the couple mitigates their relationship through the impossibly understanding love of ancillary paramours.
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But, for the vast majority of professionals, the PC reigns and the smartphone/tablet is ancillary.
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The governments of Poland and Bulgaria have so far been unable to end the ancillary activities.
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For example, do Ring owners understand the ancillary use the videos may later be put to?
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Ancillary shaming groups — targeting things like cakes, dresses, rings and sisters-in-law — have also emerged.
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Driver turnover is high and those who quit altogether also usually cease using the ancillary app.
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They run a junior N.B.A. league, basketball clinics, movie screenings and all manner of ancillary programming.
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Second, these ancillary issues include any possible obstruction of justice growing out of the Russia investigation.
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Even worse, more risk-averse ancillary businesses, such as banks, will decide to stay out altogether.
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Manufacturing also supports all kinds of ancillary service-industry jobs that suffer whenever factory work declines.
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They can also be turned into ancillary revenue like theme park rides, video games and plush toys.
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Vincent Jackson is out for the year with a torn ACL and Jameis Winston needs ancillary weapons.
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Targeting also has ancillary benefits for its proponents that may not be in the party's best interests.
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Provenance takes place in the same universe as Ancillary Justice, but in a different corner of it.
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Most tech executives admire its ability to hone search, its superior advertising model and impressive ancillary product.
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"Home for the big-box guys, it tends to be an ancillary category," Wayfair's Shah told CNBC.
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In other versions of her story, like Midnight in Paris, she was ancillary to her famous husband.
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Turmoil in the Middle East has affected Europe via ancillary issues such as terrorist attacks and migration.
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And in 2010, the court basically told the FCC that its so-called ancillary authority was bunk.
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Nominating Kaine would sacrifice this ancillary benefit, and provide Trump a target for aggression that isn't boobytrapped.
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Second, any purported damage to non-members' speech rights "is ancillary to the exclusive-representation arrangement itself".
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That's because many of these ancillary products and services can all be tied back to the iPhone.
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If the Eye Bonds pilot program is successful, it could have ancillary benefits for millions more Americans.
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"It's reasonable to suggest ancillary revenue will someday exceed the airline industry's annual fuel bill," it said.
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Often, the players themselves are only incidental to the ancillary dramas of gaming, gambling, or fantasy sports.
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The wonder of those moments are what turn just another ancillary marketing tool into a lasting memory.
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Robert Isom, president of American Airlines, said the airline is "just scratching the surface" in ancillary revenues.
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The money is used for staff, equipment and ancillary costs in competing digitally at the highest level.
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"There were ancillary pieces of content that we wanted to put into the app," says the insider.
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IdeaWorksCompany, a consultancy that analyzes ancillary fees, projected airline fee revenue exceeded $82 billion worldwide last year.
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From 4 to 5, they can choose from "ancillary activities" like art therapy, yoga or tai chi.
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Audiobooks provide thriving ancillary careers for some of film's boldest-faced names — no makeup or costumes required.
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It is the sort of ancillary content that has become de rigueur in the post-"Lemonade" era.
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This lot includes family members for a few of the main cast, and a few ancillary cohorts.
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Hastings offers private car insurance, home insurance, motorbike and van insurance and premium financing and ancillary products.
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The company is still around, with strong ancillary businesses as part of a broader reinvention, he said.
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Mary Richards had boyfriends, but they were ancillary to her real life, which played out at work.
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Cities are now starting to realize that the jobs just don't materialize, and the ancillary benefits are inconsistent.
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"When I wrote Ancillary Justice, the sensation of removing gender from the equation was really freeing," says Leckie.
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So tonight's discussion took place among MPs who bothered to show up to an ancillary chamber, Westminster Hall.
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New factories and plants, many of them foreign-owned, are flanked by ancillary industrial parks and service firms.
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Power markets already regulate and pay power producers for providing a mix of output (GW) and ancillary services.
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Vader is genuinely terrifying in the canonical side-stories told in the ancillary books, comics, and on television.
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Ancillary businesses such as Islamic securities services would also benefit, as well as Islamic money markets, he said.
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Food, a checked bag, and your seat assignment have all become ancillary revenue to help airlines maximize profit.
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Dougherty's notice referenced just one name as the source of OSHA's concerns about the ancillary provisions: Alabama's Byrne.
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So I met with many of the publishers, ancillary startups, tournament organizers, and OG players and team owners.
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"What's surprising is there are all these ancillary wedding events, like bridesmaids going out," CEO Mariam Naficy said.
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The new carrier is expected to generate twice the ancillary revenues earned by WestJet in the second quarter.
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"It's one of those ancillary perks that you didn't think would happen," he joked while unveiling the machines.
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Sarah Fallon, Senior Editor: Is anyone else reading this really closely because of how difficult Ancillary Justice was?
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We expect IKKS to frequently draw on an uncommitted ancillary facility separately provided, which currently amounts to EUR17m.
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Crude is purely a victim of oversupply, which, in itself, has serious ancillary effects for the short term.
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Finance and ancillary trades employ 2000,0003—perhaps surprisingly, more than in 2000-270, when the financial crisis struck.
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They will also fundamentally change many ancillary industries, from insurance to gasoline retail to selling caffeinated energy drinks.
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These things also carry an ancillary benefit: helping an executive eliminate many of the usual annoyances of travel.
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In Israel, it led some ancillary security wonks to revive a scheme for solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The amount is more than triple the sum of airlines' ancillary revenue in 2010, according to the study.
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Consumers might then turn to the "bundled" cost based on those DRGs, where the ancillary costs are included.
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What's different, he said, is how personal Trump's attacks are, and how ancillary they are to policy issues.
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Few, however, have come with the sort of ancillary baggage that Barr's Twitter account brought to the party.
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In 1984, Russell started high school in London, and his classes quickly became ancillary to his musical explorations.
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Ancillary revenues, which include items like passenger baggage fees, have been a bright spot for airlines, including American.
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Guild and ancillary awards matter more now in part because of him: He fought bareknuckled for every prize.
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Obscure, ancillary day jobs (I'm a tour guide during the day) become less glamorous as you get older.
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But many other ancillary businesses benefit from Americans' desire to go outdoors, like hotels, restaurants and gas stations.
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Social media companies often use a heavy hand when it comes to policy enforcement, and ancillary sectors suffer.
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And it has the ancillary benefit of putting our nation on the right track, as conservatives see it.
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But he doesn't think ancillary effects, like wage hikes, increased investment and bonuses have been priced in yet.
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This approach protects patients and requires negotiation and agreement among hospitals, emergency and ancillary physicians, and insurance companies.
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Yes, it fit the "Narcos" brand, but the time might have been better served developing some ancillary characters.
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And on the subject of Southwest, it&aposs actually really hard to pay ancillary fees on this airline.
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COSMOS and its ancillary studies also happen to be funded by Mars Symbioscience, as well as Pfizer Inc.
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This could open the business floodgates for large-scale cannabis ventures — everything from marijuana cultivation to related ancillary businesses.
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And a big chunk of that growth will be driven by ancillary businesses like those involved in cannabis testing.
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And, commercial-building owners can make money providing demand-side control and ancillary services through network aggregators like EnerNoc.
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I think we're going to end this podcast so I can go create an ancillary podcast for you. Yes.
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Altaba is the new name for Yahoo's stake in Alibaba and other ancillary holdings, the company announced on Monday.
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Mr Ben-Zvi says that some states' laws are too inflexible, and do not allow for such ancillary benefits.
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Such ancillary income has in the past made a big difference in getting an indie film to break even.
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Moving from big to bigger, Sequoia is raising billions for its new growth fund and other ancillary capital vehicles.
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Its ancillary subreddits were significantly smaller — the one for collecting NSFW deepfake images had around 23,000 subscribers, for instance.
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Some airlines charge passengers ancillary fees, above base fares, for items like checking in suitcases and selecting their seat.
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"We're seeing more and more opportunities for ancillary within that basic economy level," chief executive Ed Sims told analysts.
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We have tax reform and health care that are being held up -- in large measure -- because of ancillary issues.
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Proponents have touted the project's investment potential and job creation, including an expected 22,000 ancillary and 10,000 construction jobs.
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The global market for offshore company formation and ancillary services is not huge: annual revenues are perhaps $6 billion.
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Its ancillary care and justice services proved the weak spot, with a 3.2% fall in revenue in the quarter.
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There for the taking, which is nice, but also the source of an ancillary urgency: where to hide it.
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With Amazon's ancillary services like Prime, Echo and efficient logistics, they've got great complementary components that competitors can't match.
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Fernandes told CNBC that the aim is for "a simple airline," which might also include selling the ancillary businesses.
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On these issues, the voices of Republican and Democratic constituents are clear: compromise is not ancillary to congressional success.
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A reimagining of her 2014 project organized by Creative Time, "The Waiting Room" features ancillary programs called care sessions.
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The Pelicans' role players also will have to get used to fewer touches and a more ancillary offensive role.
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You begin to feel that there could be other ancillary businesses if this actually succeeds and gets high utilization.
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The Amazon deal that we made for the ancillary rights and streaming rights, that money comes in over time.
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It was really just the one main pride organization doing stuff, with no real ancillary events like other cities.
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Add in revenue from ancillary hardware, and analysts think the company can increase operating profit 13 percent this year.
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They are part of what Costco calls its "ancillary businesses" — gas stations, pharmacies, hearing aid centers, and optical departments.
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The same can be said of the various calamities that befall other ancillary characters: injury, death, illness, sadness, etc.
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Ancillary revenue for unbundled services, including fees from checked bags, have become a major business factor for global airlines.
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But in the case of GDP, a leading ancillary concern is not just total income growth, but its distribution.
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They're ancillary businesses that aren't plant-touching but designed to help companies that work directly with the cannabis plant.
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In 2007 the top ten airlines (ranked by total ancillary revenue), was $2.1 billion, according to an IdeaWorks report.
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The ancillary revenue is key to airlines' bottom lines they struggle with a profit-crimping rise in fuel costs.
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So, all these dimensions, which were a little bit like, you know, ancillary, are now regarded as macro critical.
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We know Transocean called a bottom last week but I don't trust it for these ones that are ancillary plays.
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Mogensen said he expects ancillary revenue eventually to exceed $60 per passenger, which could supplement squeezed margins on transatlantic routes.
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It was as fitting an example as any of how Oklahoma City's stars could rev up the team's ancillary pieces.
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For one, Nielsen doesn't just play characters ancillary to warriors, as she did in Gladiator — she now plays warriors herself.
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Medium-sized ARES projects (50-200 MW) will provide both ancillary services and short-term storage, roughly two hours' worth.
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"There's not very many pieces of ancillary revenue for airlines that when you pay for them, you smile," Stamler says.
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Alphabet is paring back on "other bets," a set of ancillary projects in areas such as medical technology and drones.
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Apple's software ecosystem is incredibly complicated, and changing one feature of an operating system often has ancillary or unanticipated consequences.
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SO WE'RE VERY EXCITED, NOT JUST ABOUT THE FACILITIES, BUT ALL OF THE ANCILLARY JOBS THAT ARE CREATED BY THIS.
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The bulk of the layoffs, which included portfolio managers, analysts, associates and other ancillary staff, occurred in February and March.
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"Not just the cells and the tissues, but also all the ancillary energy requirements—water use, land use," says Kaplan.
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Its ancillary businesses Rialto, Multi-Family and FivePoint have also benefited from the housing recovery and supported Lennar's recent growth.
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Knowing the value of your trade-in, ancillary products, sales tax and fees also are part of the overall cost.
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Unlike augmented reality, which projects ancillary information onto the real world, VR creates entirely parallel worlds, unconstrained by mundane inconveniences.
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Investment banks tolerate losses on warehouse lending in the hope they will earn fees from ancillary business including underwriting bonds.
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"Finally, the analyst outright dismissed the new Homepod or anything else that's ancillary to the phone as unimportant," Cramer said.
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The airline said in a bourse filing it was working to mitigate the increase by boosting ancillary revenue and capacity.
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In 22014, they opened their New Mexico Cancer Center to provide outpatient care with an extensive array of ancillary services.
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Biosimilar developers might be able to circumvent the ancillary patents and some are challenging their validity at the patent office.
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That's what we're discovering as we embark on Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice, the first book in her Imperial Radch trilogy.
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Before the F.C.C.'s order was implemented, ancillary fees added nearly 40 percent to phone call costs for prison customers.
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That is why Avis introduced its program, said Beth Gibson, the vice president for ancillary revenue at Avis Budget Group.
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But, for now, his company has turned to assembling ancillary tents for hospitals to keep money coming through the door.
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For many large businesses, ancillary concerns — such as whether they can get insurance coverage for their shipments — played a role.
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The official also cited an "ancillary benefit" to Kurds and other Syrian Democratic Forces remaining in control of the oil.
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He says he doesn&apost need to dilute his performance with ancillary ideas that are there only for diversification purposes.
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But neurons are surrounded by various kinds of ancillary cell, grouped under the name of glia (modern Latin for "glue").
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Proponents have touted the project's investment potential and job creation, including an expected 22,000 ancillary jobs and 10,000 construction jobs.
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"Ancillary services" for the grid include things like spinning reserves, frequency and voltage regulation, demand response, and, most notably, storage.
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Add in additional revenue from ancillary hardware, and analysts think the company can boost operating profit by 13 percent this year.
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But even as airfares have dropped, airlines' revenue from ancillary fees — for checked baggage, seat assignment, in-flight entertainment, snacks, etc.
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And in some cases, there are "ancillary services" markets alongside those, which pay for things like frequency regulation and voltage control.
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Many of the most successful entrepreneurs are working in ancillary areas, like vape-pen manufacturing, brand-consultancy services or conference organizing.
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From another, it's a clear example of Apple bending the user experience of its platform to drive its own ancillary services.
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Again, this could be because he feels like he's answered his main charge—Russia—even though he's uncovered much ancillary criminality.
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To mitigate cost pressures, the group said it is driving more ancillary sales and ensuring better performance by all associate airlines.
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Deutsche Boerse and LSEG have overlapping business lines in both clearing and ancillary services such as market data services and technology.
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Some UK companies are also trying to cut the size of their bank groups to increase the ancillary business on offer.
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I read Ancillary Justice way more carefully, searching for meaning in all the details; the language was so dense and nuanced.
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Since it would only handle ancillary duties, the OLED touch bar can probably be considered an unobtrusive (but very cool) extra.
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Combined, AirAsia forecasts the digital businesses will account for 7.6 percent of revenue this year, nearly half of its ancillary sales.
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It wasn't until 2002 that Starr's successor, Robert Ray, released his final conclusions on the Whitewater deal and its ancillary scandals.
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It's an ancillary feature on the Note 7, for sure, but it's one that users may grow accustomed to pretty quickly.
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Many of the ancillary systems in the reactor have been renewed or replaced, but the core itself cannot be swapped out.
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These are ancillary services to the iPhone, so Apple hasn't moved away from its most popular bit of hardware just yet.
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In an ancillary part of the deal, Rosatom also bought mining rights in the United States, where uranium production is sparse.
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But for Trump, the facts of the case seemed ancillary to the effect the episode had on Stone and his family.
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Some of the well-connected candidates were unqualified, the authorities said, and often "performed ancillary work" — telltale signs of hidden bribery.
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Trust, I love puzzling out a show, reading endless threads that dissect tiny clues, charting minuscule hints and decoding ancillary materials.
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Instead, it's produced ancillary, exclusive content like Gimlet Academy and extra Reply All episodes while keeping the existing shows widely available.
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They then took out a mortgage and hundreds of millions in additional loans to cover the purchase price and ancillary costs.
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It eventually aims to give away the seat ticket for free and earn their income via all kinds of ancillary services.
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Welsh admits that a lot of people say toners are ancillary to the skincare process, but he swears by them personally.
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To do that would effectively strip Congress of its oversight powers and render it an ancillary, second-class branch of government.
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Congress took notice and eventually enacted the unrelated business income tax to capture revenue considered ancillary to a nonprofit organization's mission.
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Finally, we bring you Google, the search engine in its 18th year with Android, YouTube and a host of ancillary arms.
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And we're only focused on the ancillary part of the cannabis industry, so we won't invest in companies that touch the plants.
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Spirit is heavily reliant on ancillary revenue, fees for services that often come for free with standard coach tickets on other airlines.
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Saddleback Cay is home to seven beaches as well as a main house and ancillary buildings, according to the HG Christie listing.
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But for the most part markets compensate power producers for actual generation, with only relatively minor payments for ancillary services and resiliency.
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And Amazon obviously has very low prices, but they have all this ancillary power all across the rest of the internet, basically.
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From the ancillary interviews, they could vote for a third party, they could vote for Trump or they could just stay home.
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The ship experiences a sudden betrayal and is left in the body of a single ancillary, and sets out to exact revenge.
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Even small community or school theaters can use 30 or more microphones, which, including ancillary gear, can cost $1,000 or more apiece.
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The house will take a 5 percent cut of the volume-based wagers, and Borgata anticipates benefiting from "ancillary revenue," Glover said.
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"I went back to my physician and said, 'I can't take this anymore because all these ancillary services aren't covered,'" Walsh recalled.
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Peers asked specifically whether other social media sites such as Facebook could be classed as ancillary service providers under the proposed legislation.
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There are other people doing more ancillary jobs on it and then there are people that are doing other projects on it.
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During fiscal 0003, 57% of sales were food-related products, 15% from ancillary businesses, 16% consisted of hardlines, and 12% were softlines.
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The strong interest from lenders is not surprising given the high-profile nature of the deal and the potential for ancillary business.
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There is a possible ancillary benefit for the Cambodian authorities: Mr Kem Sokha's release might revive a rivalry with Mr Sam Rainsy.
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The company decided it would try to pick up as many new customers as possible and then charge them for ancillary services.
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It is now clear that the Oculus is — and was always intended to be — a shopping mall with an ancillary transportation purpose.
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New York's version of "The Starfleet Academy Experience" has plenty of ancillary events planned, including film screenings, overnight gatherings and astronomy nights.
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Whether you're running a dispensary or you're working in an ancillary business serving the pot industry, cannabis is set to take off.
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Major oil traders said last year they were exempt for the time being as paper trading is ancillary to their physical positions.
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Instead, they've helped airlines increase ancillary revenue as customers purchase things like seat assignments, or choose to purchase a standard fare instead.
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Africa needs better planning to leverage the job-creating potential of agriculture- both within farming and ancillary industries like logistics, energy, etc.
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That the Raptors' ancillary pieces have been able to be themselves minus the usual production from Lowry and DeRozan is rather incredible.
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Unfortunately, Coop is also the most ancillary character, part of Spencer's Crenshaw past and largely unconnected to the engine of the story.
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Ancillary cast members in the pageant — non-Rockettes — include a black man playing an elf and a black man playing a bellman.
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"The beauty of Baldwin's prose that I connected to was not ancillary to the dream-breaking but central to it," he writes.
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Other factors like subspecialty expertise, more clinicians involved in care, and greater availability of ancillary services may also be playing a role.
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Mr. Kaute helpfully includes ancillary photographs of which weapons were in vogue, a definition of gangster argot and a primer on evidence.
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One proposed rule would have forced air carriers to disclose to the DOT how much revenue they get from "optional" ancillary fees.
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Historically, children often served in ancillary roles during wartime, as couriers, drummer boys, or "powder monkeys," who ferried ammunition to cannon crews.
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"Europe is again exposed to the reality that its policy in the Middle East is ancillary to U.S. policy there," she said.
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That also has the ancillary benefit of allowing you to submit less personal data to tech companies in setting up security protections.
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The group's president, Steve Shur, said that a 2014 Transportation Department proposal was a more comprehensive attempt to address ancillary fee transparency.
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Ancillary debates broke out over the ability to deduct taxes paid to state and local government and the interest paid on mortgages.
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According to Fisher, addresses with "8's," an auspicious number, and environments with feng shui have appeal, but these are ancillary considerations.
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Spirit generated close to $51 per passenger in ancillary revenue last year, the most worldwide, IdeaWorks report said in a July report.
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He'll draw many of the targets that went to ancillary pieces (like Kendrick Bourne, who had several key drops) in Santa Clara.
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You can come out ahead with the Amex ancillary fee credit if you have a solid plan going into the new year.
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"His minions become ancillary stars of the Real Housewives of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue," said Republican strategist Rick Wilson, a frequent Trump critic.
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Additional visitors to casinos and other ancillary revenues will boost the impact beyond just revenues generated for the state and city, he said.
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And that's starting to happen more and more in the consumables space, but it's not happening in the accessories and ancillary products space.
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One ancillary vessel in Monaco displayed a typical collection of must-haves: a Vespa scooter, a speedboat, diving equipment, water- and jet-skis.
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During fiscal 2016, 57% of sales were food-related products, 15% were from ancillary businesses, 16% consisted of hardlines, and 12% were softlines.
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Ancillary services are one thing, arbitrage — buying power when it's cheap, selling it back to the grid when its more valuable — is another.
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It now estimates that 15 percent of Foxconn jobs and 30 percent of ancillary positions will be held by out-of-state residents.
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All you will do is strip the benefits of math from the people for whom math is an ancillary rather than primary benefit.
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Exhibitors are paying half the ticket price, and can benefit from the concessions and other ancillary revenue stream that third parties just can't.
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RIPPLE EFFECT Profits are falling, or forecast to drop at building suppliers CSR Ltd and Boral Ltd, and ancillary companies are also suffering.
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Drax said it agreed terms for a 12-month ancillary services contract with the British gas and electricity network operator, beginning in April.
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Wu explains that there are ancillary costs that can add up after making a purchase that also need to be taken into account.
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While United doesn't disclose how much it earns from its loyalty programs, groups such as IdeaWorks closely study airlines and their ancillary revenue.
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So long as migrants keep coming there will be a need for ancillary marketplaces catering specifically to their needs in one-stop fashion.
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Knowing that the amount of revenue able to be collected is limited, officials tend to core government functions first, and ancillary items last.
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"We are not happy with, nor are we supportive of the ancillary issues in this bill as proposed by the Republicans," said Rep.
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We're at the stage of Curry's career where him actually making shots can feel like gravy on top of that massive ancillary impact.
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It's also already had the ancillary benefit of inspiring lots of Washington shops to start actually complying with Foreign Agent Registration Act rules.
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The tours begin in a basement and visitors are taken through the servants' hall, the kitchen, the ancillary kitchen and the slave quarters.
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He's among those rare great fiction writers whose ancillary work is almost always worth finding; he didn't know how to phone anything in.
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The big picture: General infrastructure updates could have ancillary benefits for people with mobility disabilities and, for example, people who commute by bike.
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So-called ancillary revenue is the only real way for a studio to enhance the standing of its parent company on Wall Street.
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Mr. Gardinetti then suggested that I sell the watch online: "You'll get the best price, without a lot of ancillary costs," he said.
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Donofrio said another indication that airlines are seeing strong demand is the recent decision from Southwest and JetBlue to raise some ancillary fees.
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Yet it has the ancillary benefit of promoting American interests on a continent where our main rival for global influence is very active.
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Surprise medical bills usually involve out-of-network emergency or ancillary physicians such as radiologists, anesthesiologists, pathologists, assistant or consulting surgeons and hospitalists.
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But 4,300 miles away, in Philadelphia, he's still evolving, learning, and, behind Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid, and Markelle Fultz, more ancillary than essential.
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Because of the nature of their practice of plural marriage, ancillary wives are considered single mothers, and they can collect welfare and food stamps.
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The year before the merger, American and US Airways together collected $3.1 billion from ancillary revenues; the year after, American brought in $4.6 billion.
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However, higher ancillary fees will help offset lower fares in North America as airlines continue to look for new revenue sources, the report added.
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But some experts are beginning to suggest that Facebook made a strategic error in thinking of content moderation as a marginal or ancillary task.
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Revenue climbed to 1.12 billion ringgit, supported by a 23-percent growth in passenger volume and 4-percent increase in ancillary revenue per passenger.
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After some pass-through costs, it also receives net income from its production-related ancillary services used by teams who occupy the main studios.
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Now it seems the company is considering rolling out an ancillary feature that might let people start live stream broadcasts from their home screen.
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Banks and ancillary systems such as clearing houses and stock exchanges accounted for 85 percent of the value of failed transactions across the simulation.
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"Grain traders are focusing on core businesses, rather than ancillary businesses," said Kenneth Zuckerberg, an executive director for Rabobank International's Food & Agribusiness Research & Advisory.
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Other hotbeds for ancillary products in the cannabis industry include distribution (Tradiv), marketing, advertising (Adistry), payment solutions (Tokken), agriculture tech (Grownetics) and business intelligence.
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Beyond actual marijuana production and sales, more ancillary businesses are emerging, including security, insurance and e-commerce companies that support the entire supply chain.
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Just under a quarter of privately owned water systems are comprised of for-profit water companies—the rest are non-profits or ancillary systems.
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We don't know whether the main structure was involved or if an ancillary structure such as a garage or guest house was on fire.
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"This will be a foundation that directly helps with ancillary medical care for severely wounded veterans – the double amputees, the triple amputees," Waibel says.
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Feature dancing and product endorsements, among other things, can be ancillary income streams, which can equal or even exceed the amount made doing shoots.
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Instead of getting their hands "green," new investors are putting their money into ancillary products, such as fertilizer, grow lights, software and payroll services.
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"We'd need to figure out how to make it targeted so it wouldn't have ancillary damage to American companies and American interests," he said.
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When she sold the franchise and ancillary businesses after a divorce in 2006, it had 55 agents and was valued at more than $400,000.
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Based in the Swedish city of Malmo, Diaverum ranks as Europe's largest independent dialysis clinic operator, with ancillary businesses in South America and Australia.
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (2:23).
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (2:35).
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (24212:24967).
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There is no defensible IP, no technology, no regulatory moats, no network effects, and no flywheel effect (the ancillary businesses are stupid, just stupid).
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It says these ancillary patents should protect its crown jewel, which accounted for 61 percent of its revenue last year, until at least 2022.
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (2:453).
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There is some bad news for Apple too, which is that all of its emerging strong revenue categories are still ancillary to the iPhone.
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (244422:242).
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Although redevelopment has always been seen as an ancillary benefit of remediating toxic-waste sites, human health and environmental protection were the original priorities.
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (23460:235475).
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (4583:4573).
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It accounts not only for stagnate business activity but also loss of work "ancillary" providers, such as brokers, appraisers, insurers, lenders, contractors and manufacturers.
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Supposedly, the men's primary motive was financial—securing a huge new Trump Tower in the heart of Moscow—and the political considerations were ancillary.
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (2:51963).
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (2:13).
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (2:2123).
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The score, by the pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, is also beguiling, but Diane Paulus's production flattens the ancillary characters into cartoons (2302:245).
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As a result, the established L.G.B.T. abbreviation has acquired a few extra letters — and a cluster of ancillary terminology around both sexuality and gender.
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The provision would prohibit airlines from imposing ancillary fees that the DOT deems unreasonable or disproportionate to the actual costs incurred by air carriers.
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I believe the future of Uber is not just transportation, but also food delivery, also insurance, car leasing, all kinds of ancillary businesses globally.
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The building is a mixed-use development, with an ancillary office building set to house the San Francisco Planning and the Public Works Departments.
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WelCan Capital partner Vikas Desai said he thinks innovation in ancillary — or cannabis tech — startups will be one of the hottest areas to invest.
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Airlines' ancillary revenue increased about 69% from 2011 to 99.93, and now brings in about $40 billion annually, according to data provided by Concur.
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On the other hand, if you fly Spirit, it&aposs very hard not to pay ancillary fees, for which you can receive a credit.
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And part of it is market reforms to encourage "ancillary services" on the grid, which can smooth out the fluctuations in wind and solar.
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They include portfolio managers, analysts, associates and other ancillary staff, according to four people who were not authorized to speak publicly about internal Citadel matters.
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"Standard market forces ... don't much apply to [emergency] and ancillary physicians," said Loren Adler, associate director of the USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy.
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Perry wants FERC to order ISOs and RTOs to identify and compensate ancillary services contributing to reliability more explicitly and likely at a higher level.
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That same day, Byrne's re-election campaign received $5,103 in contributions from the Associated Builders & Contractors, an industry group that supports scrapping the ancillary provisions.
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But that could go as high as $150 million after factoring in all the ancillary deals it won't make much on in the coming year.
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We don't know anything about this housekeeper, or his biological father; they're meant to be ancillary, used only to drive a wedge between the Shepherds.
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It gets people thinking about Nintendo and there are ancillary benefits for people thinking about the company's IP. It's a positive because it creates curiosity.
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When airports were state-owned, and run not for profit but for the benefit of the local flag-carrier, such ancillary income was less important.
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That projection is for businesses that sell marijuana and cannabis products; it doesn't even include ancillary businesses or other industries that would benefit from legalization.
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Your broker might put you in a mutual fund that charges ancillary fees like 12b-1 fees, some of which they share with your broker.
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Right now, Gordian is profitable and earning $65,000 per month offering online travel agencies tools to help them sell seating, baggage and other ancillary products.
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"I was particularly delighted that the noble Baroness, Lady Shields, confirmed to the Lords Communications Committee on November 29 that: "The Bill covers ancillary services.
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"While we are still exploring its benefits, blockchain may offer a streamlined way to retail airfares and ancillary products alongside our current channels," said Golan.
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Success. The adoption of our market driven system by the rest of the world also brings the ancillary effects of the boom and bust cycles.
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It is common among technology companies to have open A.P.I.s, so other companies can build ancillary products around their core experience, reported Vanity Fair magazine.
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There was plenty of death in Season 6, but they were largely ancillary characters, offed less for the shock value than to clear the board.
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But as we have witnessed over the last few days of market action, the ancillary effects of a 'trade war' can leave serious collateral damage.
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Such a tax policy would also have the ancillary effect of ending the impetus for American companies to move overseas through inversion and other means.
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Do we want to punish, or somehow curtail, that sort of profit generation if it also creates an ancillary benefit for the rest of us?
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But a small marketplace of fixers (mostly, so far, middlewomen) are starting businesses meant to simplify the ancillary processes associated with a marital break-up.
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"My actors are 'character actors,'" Ms. Alvarez said, referring to a term used in the industry that describes actors playing characters ancillary to the stars.
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With the demise of coal and steel and ancillary industries, we are witnessing the "revenge of the working class," according to someone who should know.
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Given Dwyer's main focuses being the garage-punk band Coachwhips and the Locust-like Pink and Brown, it was easy to see OCS as ancillary.
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But Asian-Australian actors say there are few roles available to them in Australia, and those parts are often ancillary or based on outdated stereotypes.
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It accounts for roughly one-fifth to one-third of China's economic growth, depending on whether ancillary industries like construction and furniture-making are included.
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But it also proposes to exempt the two sectors from several so-called ancillary requirements, like medical monitoring of employees and other specific safety measures.
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If Facebook can only make X acquisitions per year at Y price, then why shouldn't ancillary companies like Visa be subject to the same rules?
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Known on Wall Street as ancillary revenue, this stream of income is especially favored by investors because it doesn't swing sharply the way fares do.
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Other than Visa, Mastercard, , and ancillary plays like and Morningstar, "it was simply too risky to go deep into the actual deposit institutions," Cramer said.
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"Food courts are a part of the larger Costco ancillary and service ecosystem intended to make the club a top-of-mind solution," he said.
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The 2013 top-two draft choice had been seen as ancillary to the deal when Indiana sent cornerstone Paul George to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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It is time for world leaders to move beyond finance as an ancillary consideration in climate diplomacy, and embed climate change considerations into mainstream finance.
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Local sponsoring organizations like Rutgers take care of the ancillary support: furnishing the apartment, soliciting clothing donations, offering English lessons, providing refugees with an interpreter.
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Hospitals cannot function without emergency and ancillary physicians, these physicians cannot function without hospitals, and insurers can't sell policies without being in-network with hospitals.
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These services don't interoperate, and each bank and fintech is forced to become its own expert at building financial protocols ancillary to its core service.
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The emotional ideas he had been trying to communicate had been lost in translation, drowned out amid an ancillary debate over the film's genre credentials.
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The allure of picking up a mandate from Apollo, and any ancillary business that comes along with it, may outweigh the loss on this deal.
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The bill would allow "safe harbor" for financial institutions, as well as other ancillary businesses, that might conduct business with cannabis-related companies, Perlmutter said.
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In an effort to execute on these objectives, operations will be organized in the following departments with the following leaders reporting into me: · Broker services (all of our insurance operations) - Stephanie Ho o Group services (combining BOR, renewals, AM, enrollments, custom plan loads) o Member services (combining member processing, COBRA, carrier resolution, insurance support) · Insurance marketplace (combining carrier operations and relations) - Colin Rogers · Payroll services (payroll support will now report to payroll services) - J Zac Stein · HR and Ancillary services (combining templates, FP, ancillary and HR/ancillary support) - Alli Tiscornia · Quality (combining quality, audits and escalations) - Sarah Blanchard There is a lot of change for all of us.
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There's no initial underpowered period of hunting upgrade runes to unlock core abilities, and no endgame of toying with ancillary powers once you're flush with them.
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Och-Ziff's head of European equities, Adrian Croxson, called budget airline Ryanair a "disruptor" and likes the company's potential to branch further into ancillary travel services.
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Instead, she became a best-selling science fiction author—though she didn't write her hit debut novel, Ancillary Justice, until she was well into her 40s.
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Instead of playing down these contradictions, or Rogue One's more ancillary impact in the grand scheme of Star Wars, the film seems to embrace its role.
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More cash on hand for the foreseeable future means ancillary companies that specialize in security but don't touch the plant may see an increase in business.
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"We recognize that in allowing some exports that primarily benefit the Cuban people, there may also be some ancillary benefits to the government," the official said.
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Untitled Ancillary novel by Ann Leckie — October There's no title or plot for this just yet, but a new novel from Ann Leckie is always welcome.
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The smaller ones (20-50 MW), like the one being built near Pahrump, will provide "ancillary services" to the grid — in this case, the California grid.
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One of the most exciting ancillary effects of a self-lacing shoe is assistance that it can give people with fine motor skills or mobility issues.
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And that revenue—essentially, fees per transaction for transferring funds—will come under threat as competitors offer free transfers, hoping to make profits from ancillary services.
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Stamler says the gamified experience can help to neutralize the "antagonistic" nature of ancillary costs and make people happier because they feel they have won something.
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"They need higher returns, ancillary business won't cut it, clients will be priced higher and they will say 'we don't need you,'" the senior banker said.
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"The original genesis was to create a big arcade with food as a support structure, almost as an ancillary service," Bushnell told The Atlantic in 2013.
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But Alphabet's ancillary products — the sexier, headline advances that require heavy research and development investments — are in some cases far from being released, let alone monetized.
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After a two-minute conversation, I ended up with a copy of Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice, which I am now very much looking forward to reading.
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But it is an ancillary "process crime" having nothing to do with an underlying scheme and only related to criminal conduct that occurs during an investigation.
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SmartStudy's push into ancillary businesses may be its only way to wring big profits from its hit, given the minimal standard royalty rates paid by YouTube.
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Interconnecting 21 viral films and a variety of ancillary digital extensions across multiple platforms, We the Voters presents democracy and elections in a new, accessible format.
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Apple has also invested in new product lines like Beats, Apple Music and Apple Watch — and revenue from those ancillary products has about doubled under Cook.
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The Trump administration is seeking to diminish the inclusion of so-called "co-benefits" or ancillary benefits in future cost-benefit analyses of proposed environmental protections.
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But close watchers of Square will also be looking at the performance of its ancillary businesses, including cash advances and subscription software products for small businesses.
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This extended right is similar to ancillary copyright laws already enacted by governments in Germany and Spain which target search engines displaying snippets of news stories.
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You'll feel touched by the gods if there's a week where you guess right on one of the Patriots ancillary receivers, but it probably won't last.
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And of course, all those ancillary details became immaterial once Faust transitioned from the opening drone to the double percussion assault punctuating the "Harlekin"/"Dada" medley.
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Even those who are only occasional American flyers will still find value from the welcome offer as well as some of the ancillary and ongoing benefits.
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Like airlines that rack up ancillary fee revenue by charging for every little thing, hotels are finding ways to get travelers to keep opening their wallets.
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Selling ancillary products like subscriptions to meal kits to make in the device felt like a higher priority for companies than helping people make better food.
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FP, which owns a 2% stake in Kirin, asserts that offloading the ancillary businesses and refocusing management and capital on beer would shrink a conglomerate discount.
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It helped him with all the ancillary information required to sell a bill—policy materials, a press strategy, even a video to share on social media.
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It requires a commitment of capital for a duration and a set of ancillary knock-on effects that we question whether it's worth it to buy.
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The revenue miss was mostly on account of lower merchandising, distribution and other ancillary segments, RBC Capital Markets analyst Drew McReynolds said in a client note.
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Which is ticket sales, the media rights, the sponsorship, and merchandise, all the ancillary and traditional ways you will see professional sporting, franchise, capitalize on their investment.
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"As much as the ancillary madness that surrounds the events is insane, we are a straightforward film screening series with affordable ticket prices," comments the Society's gatekeeper.
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We talked with Wadhera yesterday to get a better handle on the firm, which makes seed and Series A bets on ancillary businesses in the cannabis industry.
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Instead of captive consumers with few energy choices, we are fast becoming active participants in the energy markets as generators, demand-response agents and ancillary service providers.
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Staying with the auto ancillary theme, Erik Karlsson, founding partner at Bodenholm Capital highlighted Autoliv as a company set for significant margin expansion in 2018 and 2019.
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While works like these that engage issues of social justice take center stage, other themes — like time or placemaking and belonging — act as ancillary nodes throughout Declaration.
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The new franchise will be called the G500 Network and will provide fuel, branding and ancillary retail services to 1,400 fuel stations in Mexico, the company said.
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Presenting 21 interconnected viral films and a variety of ancillary digital extensions across multiple platforms, We the Voters presents democracy and elections in a new, accessible format.
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We also believe that the Company is beginning to lay the groundwork for a more e-commerce type offering (Redfin Direct, Redfin Now, packaged ancillary services, etc.).
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J C PENNEY CFO - WE EXPECT TO CLOSE REMAINING 15 FULL LINE STORES AND THE MAJORITY OF THE ANCILLARY HOME AND FURNITURE STORES IN THE SECOND QUARTER
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These extra fees are known as "ancillary revenue," and in 2344.90, the top 903 airlines brought in $290 billion of it, according to a report by IdeaWorks.
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Fornaro also said Spirit plans a steady stream of small ancillary revenue initiatives, in contrast to its prior position where it made larger changes, albeit less frequently.
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Ryan, the House speaker, is now bribing them with an ancillary provision to defund Planned Parenthood so that the whole repeal edifice doesn't explode on the launchpad.
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Instead of earpads that cancel outside noise, the headphones have ancillary tabs that rest on top of the ears, making the sound feel more ambient and realistic.
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Shares in Mitie, which provides everything from pest control to property cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare services, fell by as much as 17 percent on the warning.
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What was once seen as an ancillary logistics function, largely uncontrolled by the LME itself, is now part and parcel of the regulatory framework covering metals trading.
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The creatures are outfitted with sensors and cameras and the ancillary equipment that allows them to run is completely contained inside their bodies or the log structure.
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It's possible that he spun off ancillary avenues of the investigation to avoid Starr's fate, or to insulate the investigations from disruption if the president fires him.
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The rise of electric cars has brought some unusual ancillary benefits to the coatings industry, particularly PPG Industries, Chairman and CEO Michael McGarry told CNBC on Thursday.
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Under the new rules, a firm can be exempt from such limits provided that their paper positions are ancillary, in other words, necessary to support physical trades.
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It said unit revenues per seat fell 0.4 percent to 58.23 pounds, "reflecting a currency benefit, strong ancillary revenue and increased load factors, alleviating ticket pricing pressures".
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If workers should regard their app earnings as ancillary income, these companies' logic goes, they therefore shouldn't be eligible for employee protections like paid leave or benefits.
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The potential sale of Simon & Schuster is part of a great unwinding taking place across the media industry as conglomerates cleave off or close down ancillary businesses.
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After Patch's investment, the company provides a number of ancillary services to homeowners, such as credit score monitoring, as well as home value and property tax tracking.
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Demand response can move quickly (providing ancillary services to smooth out micro-fluctuations), and it can also help soak up excess renewable energy in times of surplus.
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" In 214 she founded Dr. Seuss Enterprises, whose stated mission was to "protect the integrity of the Dr. Seuss books while expanding beyond books into ancillary areas.
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The company's own words in a 383-page filing for its ill-fated initial public offering questions about the viability of ancillary projects like WeLive and WeGrow.
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That translates into a valuation of about 25 times earnings, a multiple hard to justify without at least factoring in ancillary benefits such as a tax cut.
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Ancillary fees, which are not subject to the same 7.5 percent tax as airfare, provide an additional revenue stream to airlines, particularly as oil prices have climbed.
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VW said that cost cuts that factories had been making in 13 in personnel, ancillary procurement and general overhead costs amounted to 500 million euros ($547 million).
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When measuring total ancillary revenue, airline giants like United, Delta, American and Southwest topped the list, reaping $6.2 billion, $5.1 billion, $4.9 billion and $2.8 billion respectively.
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OSHA proposed to retain the beryllium exposure limits but exempt the shipbuilding and construction industries from "ancillary provisions" requiring air quality testing and new workplace hygiene measures.
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Ancillary revenue, including that from lucrative frequent flyer programs, are close to 11 percent of airlines' revenue, up from about 5 percent in 30, according to IdeaWorks.
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And that's exactly the case these days with Bitcoin and all of its ancillary concepts, including the blockchain, the ledger on which virtual currency transactions are recorded.
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I&aposve been avoiding the airline on principle because I hate paying ancillary fees, even if the "total package" cost ends up being less than other airlines.
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But you can build very nice businesses in which events are a big part of it, and I think one of the ancillary benefits is this community.
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Donofrio said the more restrictive frequent flyer programs, along with airlines raising the cost of checking a first bag, shows the industry is focused on boosting ancillary revenues.
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Everything else felt a bit ancillary, even if eventually battling at gyms, catching legendaries, and souping up your roster of fighters became the primary focus for advanced players.
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She was first introduced back in season 2 as an ancillary character meant to flush out Lucas' family life and backstory but in season 3, she truly shines.
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Sometimes all the framing talk of planes and trains and ships and touring cars feels ancillary, but make no mistake, "The Grand Tour" is a first-class jaunt.
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Kirkus Reviews describes the book as a "deeply personal story" set against the backdrop of the world first seen in the Ancillary novels, and Motherboard has an excerpt.
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The complainants' names, which were supposed to be kept confidential, leaked to the public, and both ancillary complainants say that their budding careers as novelists have been destroyed.
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They had attacked and defended with their eyes elsewhere on the front, and had thought of the fight initially as secondary, as ancillary to their wider strategic goals.
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"If the situation gets bad enough, which no one is saying it will, the curtailment could affect larger blocks and touch ancillary facilities they depend on," Schremp said.
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Challenge: Create an app that helps provide customers with a unique experience with United flight and ancillary offers, to book and pay for reservations and to view reservations.
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Loans have been viewed as "loss leaders" for more lucrative ancillary business, but more banks are now turning down deals that do not pay on a standalone basis.
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NUMBER TWO, IT'S NOT JUST THE JOBS THAT THEY'RE COMMITTING TO. REMEMBER, FOR EVERY JOB YOU BRING IN TO THESE SPECIFIC FACILITIES, THERE'S ALL TYPE OF ANCILLARY JOBS.
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The company also provides ancillary services, or will find third parties to do so, from power-washing furniture to changing light bulbs and fixing HVAC and plumbing systems.
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Mobility is an expansive topic that includes drones, dockless scooters and autonomous cars — both terrestrial and aeronautic — plus all the ancillary tech required to get the job done.
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Ancillary programming, when done thoughtfully and in moderation, can effectively support and strengthen core events, with the beneficial side effect of making them less alienating to local residents.
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Chinese banks dominated the lending for these exercises given their familiarity with the companies going private and the lure of ancillary business associated with the relistings in China.
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US negotiators had been working with European counterparts to develop an ancillary agreement that would address Tehran's missile program and its support for radical groups in the Mideast.
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Perhaps the most damaging element of the whole effort, though, is that the proposed changes would exclude co-benefits or ancillary benefits from the rule's cost-benefit analysis.
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Nonetheless, by identifying regions that control ancillary factors, such as anticipation, Tracey and her team were gradually able to zero in on the regions that are most fundamental.
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However, those proposals are ancillary to the agreements made with the Food and Drug Administration, which has nothing to do with how drug prices are set, Kesselheim said.
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Still, he said concerns about Newburgh's water and various ancillary impacts — including rising water levels in Lake Washington, now no longer being drained by residents' thirst — have continued.
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Well, they're obliged by conventional capitalist theory to maximize short-term profits for their shareholders, and not to have ancillary concerns that go far beyond that particular focus.
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But supporters talk of an ancillary industry of flight simulators, space research trips, small satellite launches, research universities and an Italian fleet of suborbital spaceships copied from Virgin's.
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Last year, though the San Francisco chef Dominique Crenn was named best female chef, one of several ancillary awards, her restaurant, Atelier Crenn, was not on the list.
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After all, fans of The Real Housewives of New York will surely recognize the hotel&aposs name — the lobby bar is nearly an ancillary character on the show.
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Hellwig said tensions between technology companies and Trump were ancillary and likely did not fuel investors' preference for cyclical stocks over most FANG shares in the fourth quarter.
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Client loans remain an ancillary product for the bank but have grown strongly over the last two years and accounted for 19% of group assets at end-2016.
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Other bargain carriers like Allegiant and Frontier were also standouts: They earned, respectively, an average of $48.93 and $48.60 in ancillary revenue per passenger, according to the report.
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" At an ancillary event called The Big Tent Brunch, Caitlyn Jenner told the crowd, "It was easy to come out as trans; hard to come out as Republican.
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Certainly, there's a lot of stuff on the internet that isn't critical infrastructure—these are things that are ancillary, but which many people would consider important communications channels.
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Arcview Research estimates the legal cannabis market will soar to nearly $15 billion by 2021, with edibles and ancillary pot-products representing a big part of that boom.
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"In terms of strategic stuff, we know all the bases there, we know a lot of the positions, this will just be some nice ancillary data," said Lafoy.
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So customers are being advised to invest in ancillary businesses—you know, businesses that will benefit once driverless cars are all over the highways of America and beyond.
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He also takes care to distinguish production and sales of the drug from the rest of the business, the part that involves ancillary items, from which deductions are permitted.
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The scope of Jio Health's services range from pediatrics to primary care, chronic disease management and ancillary services, which will soon cover areas like eye care, dermatology and cancer.
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The drone industry is expected to hit $12.1 billion by 2021, and analyzing the data derived from inspections and monitoring is expected to be a multibillion-dollar ancillary industry.
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Its final cost would be lower when the ancillary economic benefits are included — lower health care and social service costs, less homelessness, better youth education results, less crime, etc.
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On August 15th Haven Life, an American life-insurance agency and a subsidiary of MassMutual, an insurer, announced it would include a set of ancillary benefits for its customers.
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Ancillary services typically include frequency regulation, voltage control, reactive power, stand-by generation and black start capability, all of which contribute to the reliability and resilience of the grid.
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Several different tracks were taken: ancillary authority under Title I and Section 706, both of which were rejected by courts as being insufficient for these kinds of strong rules.
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Lueder said substantial work was still needed on determining which commodity traders should be exempt from higher capital charges because it was only an "ancillary" part of their business.
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If you think of a company's product strategy as a wheel with a product at the hub and ancillary offerings on the spokes, you begin to see Google's challenge.
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So I took a weekend off from school to go to a trade show in Colorado, where I saw everything from cultivation to extraction to retail to ancillary businesses.
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To advance the idea that you are dead really doesn't violate any sort of legal code, but all the ancillary steps involved with faking a death usually are illegal.
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One top D.C. lawyer told me that obstruction is usually an ancillary charge rather than a principal one, such as aquid pro quo between the Trump campaign and Russians.
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Or tech companies, even big household-name ones, outsourcing ancillary tools and projects in order to focus their in-house teams purely on their core competencies and business models.
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Total Safety provides ancillary services to companies in the petrochemicals, oil refining and upstream oil and gas segments, making it susceptible to the see-saw nature of oil prices.
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" Congress, he said, "does not alter the fundamental details of a regulatory scheme in vague terms or ancillary provisions — it does not, one might say, hide elephants in mouseholes.
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Of course, you don't necessarily need an iPhone to use every ancillary product or service Apple has launched, like AirPods — although the experience is drastically better if you do.
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As video moves from an ancillary pursuit to a more important source of revenue, the shifts in structure and emphasis are causing major changes and some uncertainty in newsrooms.
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"Some customers did not receive discounts on ancillary products such as home and contents insurance and term deposits," Westpac said in a statement issued to the Australian Securities Exchange.
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In my part of South London, a street that was once economically rather eclectic was becoming increasingly homogeneous, with new arrivals drawn entirely from finance and its ancillary professions.
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One thing to take into account could be the capital employed for carrying out the ancillary activity in relation to the capital employed for carrying out the main business.
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It is expressed in the ingenuity of its layout, its integration with the streets, the serendipity of its art, the richness and variety of its materials and ancillary spaces.
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These are just some of the aspects of sci-fi author Ann Leckie's award-winning Imperial Radch book series, which started with her debut novel Ancillary Justice in 2013.
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If Samsung can continue to invest in the platform and court developers with sophisticated tools, they may have better luck in gaining third-party integrations that feel more ancillary.
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Both the barren deserts of the unparalleled French illustrator Moebius, and the quiet, ancillary moments of reflection sprinkled throughout my favorite Japanese animations informed the video aesthetically and thematically.
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The 116-acre site on Route 3, partly in Nutley, is being reimagined as a life sciences campus consisting of the medical school and ancillary businesses, including a hotel.
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Katherine Bradford and Jen DeNike remind me how much more there is to water in their gem-like show Being Like Water at AE2, Anat Ebgi's ancillary gallery space.
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So many of these ancillary characters and their subplots were discarded by the show as it narrowed its focus and lost interest in the lands across the Narrow Sea.
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Still, "stadium managers want to maximize ancillary income from stadium event rental, but there are a lot of challenges and the competition is fierce for those dollars," he said.
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The T contributor and author of "Worn Stories" spent many days at the museum's archive and library after the show's curators invited her to contribute in an ancillary way.
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It is hard to picture a major superhero having a gay relationship in a film designed to be a blockbuster, to set up sequels and to sell ancillary merchandise.
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Through its Fund I, AFI focused primarily on ancillary businesses because they "were ultimately more capital efficient and scalable than brick-and-mortar cannabis investments," Richardson told Business Insider.
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After the festivals, the action moves to ancillary groups, such as the National Board of Review and the Screen Actors Guild, each with its own black-tie awards gala.
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Once I started seeing her as a smart, brassy FBI agent instead of questioning how ancillary she was to Angela's story, Laurie was more than okay in my book.
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Occasionally insanity, real or feigned, has its political advantages —largely because of its ancillary traits of unpredictability and an aura of immunity from appeals to reason, sobriety, and moderation.
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When Republicans talk about repealing Obamacare, they tend to focus on the parts of the law that expanded insurance coverage and regulated health insurance products, not these ancillary parts.
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But it's better to focus on the mission of the job and the company itself, rather than ancillary work perks like business travel or access to high-profile events.
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Unfortunately, that option is no longer available — Amex is only crediting back fees for actual ancillary purchases such as bag fees, lounge access, and in-flight food or drinks.
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Don&apost spend money you otherwise wouldn&apostAn ancillary fee credit isn&apost a reason to go nuts with the onboard menu if you wouldn&apost otherwise do so.
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"Fare increase for us could come in the ancillary bucket or even the average price," he said on the sidelines of the Boyd Group International Aviation Forecast Summit in Denver.
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But the the concept of legal marijuana becomes more familiar, other sectors are growing more curious and less cautious about participating in the industry, or at least its ancillary services.
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Combined-cycle units can provide all the ancillary services needed by the grid — including frequency regulation, voltage control, reactive power, stand-by reserves and black start — more flexibly than coal.
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"One of the big problems in this case is all the ancillary, inflammatory allegations, when really this case always should have been about a dead four-year-old," said Clark.
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Ancillary to this use, the tenant will require a clean room for microfabricated device integration, a small operating room for in vivo testing, and a small room to house rodents.
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Ford aims to turn the building into a campus of offices for up to 5,000 tech workers and software engineers focused on self-driving vehicles and ancillary technologies and services.
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Defenders of the program often say that investment is inherently good for communities, regardless of what it's for, because of the jobs they create and ancillary businesses they might foster.
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Indeed, as the fortunes of the neighborhood have risen and fallen and risen again, an eclectic assortment of characters and businesses has taken up residence in these unsung ancillary buildings.
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The one that's caught all of the headlines is that, for everybody above $25 billion, you got to break off the platform for many of the ancillary or affiliated businesses.
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Having passengers connected to their software platforms on board also gives airlines a chance to drive ancillary revenues via onboard retail or via booking restaurants and taxis from the plane.
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The letter thanked OSHA for the delay but urged it to issue a new beryllium rule that did not include the ancillary safety provisions for the shipyard and construction industries.
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Opinions varied as to whether Galloway got his due process — but couldn't the letter spare a word for the ancillary complainants who got smeared in the course of the investigation?
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Fortnite is also taking center stage for many of the ancillary live shows, activities, and panels happening at E3 outside of the main show floor and big publisher press conferences.
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" The rule requiring disclosure of other fees "would require airlines to incur significant costs to implement when airlines already provide significant amounts of data on air carrier ancillary fee revenue.
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Infiniti showed off the Prototype 10 at the Quail, an ancillary show of exotic cars held on a Carmel-by-the-Sea property, where sunshine, champagne, and oysters are plentiful.
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The US Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and counterparts in DC and Virginia, already have picked up at least half a dozen ancillary cases among them. 7.
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The right hemisphere is associated with things like cognition, memory, and problem solving—tasks that aren't directly related to language, but play an ancillary role in how we understand speech.
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These variations will have the greatest impact on cultivators and retailers, those company that directly "touch the plant," but there's also impact on ancillary businesses like packaging companies or distributors.
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Doug Gurian-Sherman, a senior scientist at the Center for Food Safety, worries the focus on genetic engineering takes attention and funding away from other solutions — and their ancillary benefits.
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Around 55 percent of payments were between bank customers, 30 percent between banks themselves and the remainder were so-called 'ancillary system payments', such as transactions relating to financial securities.
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The Sand Hill Angels group focused on ancillary enterprises, including software and biosciences, making a six-figure investment in Tradiv, an online marketplace that connects growers and stores, Connor said.
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Often beginning with a preliminary request for information (RFI) that leads to the eventual construction of the RFP, the process becomes riddled with vague objectives, ancillary questions, and excessive information.
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There's stuff that's ancillary to that which we may be developing, but we're trying to capitalize on the obvious stuff that artists can do, and which can scale as well.
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That's why, rather than herding eager investors into the "cult stock" that is Tesla, Cramer went hunting for the best ancillary plays, the hidden winners of this rapidly evolving trend.
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That's why, rather than herding eager investors into the "cult stock" that is Tesla, Cramer went hunting for the best ancillary plays, the hidden winners of the rapidly evolving trend.
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So yes, we will work hard to stop one terrible racist from becoming the president of the U.S., but he is an ancillary offshoot; a symptom of a malignant disease.
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Net interest income is the main source of revenue, but the banks are also gradually strengthening fee income from ancillary products such as insurance, wealth management and real estate brokerage.
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It's even starting to overshadow well-established products Apple has been selling for years, transitioning AirPods from an ancillary iPhone accessory to a lucrative area of growth for the company.
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"The Boat Rocker" focuses on a feud between Feng and his ex-wife, Yan Haili, with most of the ancillary characters as allies of one and foes of the other.
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Mobileye has sought ancillary applications (including detailed maps) and to codify its regulatory expertise, while not rising so far above the fray that it misses out on good commercial opportunities.
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One such ancillary project was revealed by today's press release: a new base of operations for "customer fulfillment, transportation, supply chain, and other similar activities" expected to employ 93,000 Tennesseeans.
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One venture capitalist, who asked not to be named, said he passed on investing in Calm because of the company's hopes to get into ancillary businesses like candles and books.
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Not specifically designed to evoke an animal, Eva's beetle form is ancillary to its function, Janet Lieberman, co-founder and CTO of Dame Products, which produces the vibrator, told me.
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The former (with a bunch of coal plants soon retiring) mostly benefits from avoided peaker plants; the latter (with more renewable energy on its grid) benefits more from ancillary services.
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" Mr. Manafort "listened but made no promises as this was ancillary to the purpose of the meeting," said Mr. Maloni, adding, "There was no mention of Russia at the meeting.
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In some states, it appears that expansion has improved state finances, by reducing the need for programs that pay doctors and hospitals directly for uncompensated care, among other ancillary effects.
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Lenders are banking on the fact that they will be able to net ancillary business from the IPO and including subsequent funding exercises that could include institutional loans and bonds.
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Mueller's ripple effect Of course, the ramifications of Mueller's investigation are far from over, including the various ancillary probes that were launched as a result of what his team uncovered.
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Brandon was diabetic, and had never been able to manage his disease—that is, even when he could afford insulin, along with the ancillary drugs that he required for neuropathy.
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Members of Congress -- and the airports supporting the proposal -- seem to be betting that an increased PFC can be just another ancillary fee that can be absorbed by the consumer.
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Airlines are reaping the rewards of more efficient schedules and the industry's successful move toward adding more ancillary — or extra — fees, for everything from seat assignments to baggage to soda.
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An accounting change that takes effect this year will force airlines to move some ancillary passenger revenue from the "other" category into the same bucket as revenue generated from airfares.
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The airline you choose should be the one you expect to deliver the highest return, meaning the largest amount of money spent in ancillary fees for things like checked bags.
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The audience comes to understand that this is something they should treat with some regard, not as something ancillary to a product message, or to theater, or to anything else.
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"I ultimately think that the businesses that are going to do the biggest amount of business, going on 100X return for investors, they're going to be the ancillary businesses," said Dayton.
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United said that its ancillary revenue — income outside of base airfares — rose in the last quarter, led by its extra-legroom seats that are closer to the front of the plane.
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The pest control to cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare services provider said Phil Bentley, a former head of UK energy supplier British Gas, would take over from McGregor-Smith in December.
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The new retail accelerator launched eight months ago, and will follow a similar road map, with an inner circle of "anchor" partners, and an ancillary group of relevant retailers and brands.
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The Rabbids, which gained attention for their mascot potential and have since been spun off by their creators, Ubisoft, into a series of party games and various ancillary opportunities, are terrible.
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The worst-hit were those companies dealing directly with the drug, which are on shakier legal ground than those providing ancillary products and services, such as chemical-extraction machinery or security.
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Brian O'Malley: So, when we think about these investments, we also want to see teams that are thinking about [ancillary 200:2016:242] products, where they can have a bigger relationship.
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NWSL teams often dip into this amateur pool to fill out rosters during big tournaments, but they are at an even greater disadvantage when it comes to ancillary benefits and treatment.
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This may force Republicans to push elements of their plan into piecemeal ancillary legislation, which could in turn face a Democratic filibuster in the Senate, leaving them dead in the water.
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A cash-flow setback came when Indiegogo changed its rules in regards to businesses that were ancillary to cannabis, and Evoke wasn't able to take preorders for money as they'd planned.
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Backers of Wisconsin's $257 billion incentives package, which is quickly moving through the state legislature, estimate Foxconn's plant and related investments could create more than 2250,214 factory, construction and ancillary jobs.
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As the jury was deliberating, they agreed not to appeal the jury verdicts in exchange for the government dismissal of a slew of ancillary charges, including "conspiracy" to commit the offense.
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We can have debates about whether pushy notifications about ancillary services from the OS maker necessarily constitute bloat, but there's little room for disagreement when it comes to third-party additions.
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We remain constructive on SAVE's longer-term prospects, particularly as it relates to incremental technology/ancillary revenue initiatives, but it will take some time for management to earn back investors' trust.
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Major US carriers like American, Delta, and United are still charging $25 for first checked bag fees, but given the trend of rising ancillary fees, it's likely they may follow suit.
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The digital drive can improve ancillary revenues by using machine learning to better understand consumer trends, Omar said, adding that investments via the new fund should also help the core business.
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In reiterating the primacy of her fetish, Keenan also explores a host of ancillary issues: domestic abuse, sexual shame, childhood sexual abuse, sexual acceptance, and the primacy of communication and trust.
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Many baseball players who'd faced the obstacles placed in front of Lucas Duda wouldn't have succeeded the way Duda has, let alone view it all as some kind of ancillary benefit.
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Many of these devices, though, end up not so little because of the bulky ancillary parts and chunky bits of tubing required to pump fluids in and out of the chips.
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Another benefit of a syndicated loan is that it gives a company a large number of banking relationships, should it wish to tap the debt markets further or need ancillary services.
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Interestingly, the memo also detailed a "test agreement" with Giphy to make the GIF service "the source of high quality and authentic NFL GIFs of ancillary game and historical/iconic content".
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That horrible, horrible scene where the new ancillary is jacked into the matrix, I think Leckie makes a point of saying that, not only are the ancillaries alive, they are conscious.
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And while Square's net loss more than doubled from a year ago, the company, which is based in San Francisco, also highlighted growth in a number of its ancillary software businesses.
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Having a successful IPO like this one is also going to have the ancillary effect of keeping up morale at the company, as well as attracting talent with generous compensation packages.
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The main campus has an entrance at Broadway and West 116th Street, but satellite buildings are scattered all around, including Barnard College across the street, ancillary academic centers and residential buildings.
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The impact of the cancellations reaches far beyond the events themselves and attendees: They have a negative economic impact on ancillary industries that depend on those visitors like restaurants and hotels.
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I jettisoned all the traditions I'd never cared for: creamed onions, squabbling ancillary relatives, overly marshmallowy yams and the sort of cranberry sauce adulterated by the needless addition of orange zest.
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More new dwellings in Inn Din, also earmarked for Buddhists, have been built by a group called the Ancillary Committee for the Reconstruction of Rakhine National Territory in the Western Frontier.
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The company shed ancillary businesses and tweaked its central feed to highlight virality, turning Twitter into a bruising barroom brawl featuring the most contentious political and cultural fights of the day.
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That means this is a very conservative estimate since it doesn't include losses incurred from, say, event sponsors, purchases that employees might have made, or ancillary impacts to the local economy.
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The ticket and suite revenues are only a portion of the Yankees' overall income, which also includes television and radio broadcast fees, advertising and licensing, and a portfolio of ancillary businesses.
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But even in a growing economy, banks like First Horizon could use some ancillary sources of capital, First Horizon Chairman, President and CEO Bryan Jordan told Cramer in a Wednesday interview.
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Average fares in the final three months were in line with forecasts, falling 4 percent, but ancillary revenue for optional extras such as extra bags and priority boarding rose 12 percent.
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Using a modest lobbying campaign, industry representatives pressured allies in the administration and Congress to revisit the rule and suggested the rationale for killing the ancillary provisions for shipbuilding and construction.
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If the company wanted to, it could push for a shorter theatrical window (typically the 90-day period a movie shows in theaters before going to streaming or another ancillary market).
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WeWork is reportedly considering laying off up to a third of its staff, or about 5,000 employees, and close ancillary businesses such as its private grade school and computer programming school.
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The committee will convene for the first time in on January 16, 2019, during which they will discuss the "transparency of airline ancillary service fees" and the involuntary bumping of passengers.
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AirAsia receives around 18.7 percent of its revenue from sources other than ticket prices, ranking 13th among world airlines according to the latest annual report on ancillary revenue by U.S. consultants IdeaWorksCompany.
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It's a very utilitarian space opera novel, one that's fun to sink into, but it isn't quite as serious as books like Ann Leckie's Ancillary novels or Iain M. Banks' Culture series.
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The agency said it would probably need to buy up to 39 properties to accommodate the new stations and ancillary facilities, which would involve displacing 170 residents and up to 505 employees.
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In 2014, the Hugo Award for Best Novel went to Ann Leckie's popular sci-fi novel Ancillary Justice, a work that was widely praised for its innovative, ambiguous approach to gender identity.
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"One of the benefits of the technology we're using for this alliance is that it allows interlined sales to also sell ancillary products," Wilson noted, referring to revenue from non-ticket sources.
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After operating an enterprise management platform for doctors and medical clinics since 2008, the business now has an ancillary opportunity on the consumer side to facilitate on-demand medical bookings and advice.
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The Hornsdale battery dabbles in the "frequency or ancillary services market," which is a fancy way of saying that the battery does stuff to make sure there's enough energy to meet demand.
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That dreamscape-living is part of how we process life, and it can have ancillary benefits, as the fanfic maybe trains us for the next time a certain decision comes our way.
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A close alliance with Touristly could help AirAsia expand into an entirely new field of ancillary revenue related to trip activities and services that occur between a traveler's outbound and inbound flights.
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The white, bold San Francisco typeface set against the black background made for such high contrast that I had no problems seeing every slide — even the word-cloud ones listing ancillary features.
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Read MoreWhy the NFL went to Twitter instead of Facebook Though virtual reality has been an ancillary business for Facebook, the Oculus-owner boasts several VR sessions on the technology at F8.
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A smarter way is to find ancillary companies such as IoT technology firms, business intelligence solutions and next generation marketing platforms that provide the tools to help grow and distribute the plant.
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"There has been some debate about the scope of Clause 15 and the ancillary service providers, but it seems clear to me that social media should be covered by this," she said.
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"The government believe that services, including Twitter, can be classified by regulators as ancillary service providers where they are enabling or facilitating the making available of pornographic or prohibited material," he said.
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Airlines: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is delaying new rules for airline ancillary service charges, which range from baggage fees to the cost of upgrading to a seat with more leg room.
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They do the job, I suppose, but they surround themselves with so much of the ancillary detail that was so striking in its absence on the site whose name I can't remember.
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The provider of pest control, property cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare undertook a review of its accounts after issuing three profit warnings in a year, blaming uncertainty surrounding Brexit and rising costs.
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Then interview ancillary players such as potential eyewitnesses, friends and family members to determine if anything additional can be learned to narrow down the date, time and location of the alleged events.
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Those careers run the gamut, from individuals who are growing plants to those who work for "ancillary businesses" that don't involve coming into direct contact with weed, such as providing legal services.
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Although Bynum points out that Newt's part of Mississippi "was not a major slaveholding region," the movie reduced slavery to an ancillary ephemerality and purges it of too much of its barbarism.
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Horowitz's report is not expected to cover an ancillary investigation, demanded by Republicans, assessing whether the DOJ acted inappropriately when it obtained a surveillance warrant for former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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Golf tournaments will remain on CBS, NBC and the Golf Channel — where they have been shown since the mid-2000s — while ESPN will show ancillary content on ESPN+, its digital streaming service.
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Lenders in the past have overlooked Pemex's burgeoning US$212bn debt load, and funded the company's operations as the potential for greater ancillary business and government support compensated for its high leverage.
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His vocal flights indicate a self-effacing cipher whose technique on the microphone is ancillary to the way he constructs an echoing hall of rap voices that vary in type and personality.
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Altmaier, an ally of conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, said the government should now improve the conditions for private-sector investment by cutting corporate taxes, reducing other duties and limiting ancillary wage costs.
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And even though venture capital investors can't invest into the industry directly, the ancillary services, products and logistic requirements to build a fully functioning, mature industry, represents a significant opportunity for entrepreneurs.
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Now, more ancillary disputes are occupying deal-makers as they work to strike a compromise, despite lingering pet requests from McConnell, Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) and the president himself.
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Airlines also collected another $720 million from reservation change and cancellation fees during the third quarter, bringing the total revenue for ancillary fees close to $2 billion during July, August and September.
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Proponents, including President Donald Trump, U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan and Walker, have touted the project's investment potential and job creation, including an expected 22,000 ancillary and 10,000 construction jobs.
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At first blush Vero is a sort of night-mode Instagram that doesn't force crop photos, and it has a whole bunch of ancillary features for sorting various interests its users might have.
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We certainly felt that way while reading Ancillary Justice, Ann Leckie's award-winning sci-fi novel about a spaceship AI that gets trapped in a single body and seeks revenge on her enemies.
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Yet as that happy meal reference indicates, not only do these franchises potentially generate box office success, but they offer plenty of ancillary benefits, in everything from merchandising sales to theme park attractions.
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Each game was an abstraction of the "cyber-struggles" of this rich world, an ongoing mimicry of its immediate and ancillary materials, but not a "story", in its common sense denotation, per se.
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Whether or not this suggests a larger role for Phasma in The Last Jedi proper is entirely unclear, but when it comes to new ancillary material, everything is coming up shiny selfish stormtrooper.
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Inmarsat cited a recent study by the London School of Economics, which forecasts that broadband could bring airlines an extra $30 billion in revenue from ancillary services by 2035, almost doubling their profits.
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It is not perfect, but until that lozenge is rammed inside my head next to my brainstem I, like so many of us, will have to get my ancillary notifications on my wrist.
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If you catch up in the main series, and are interested in more of the world building and goings on outside a high schooler's perspective then I'd recommend it, but it's completely ancillary.
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But it did not outline the extent of the job cuts or other strategic initiatives, such as increasing ancillary revenue at the time, to the disappointment of analysts who had expected more detail.
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One employer suggested that she should become an "entrepreneur", doing the same job as before but as a contractor, so that the firm could keep her on indefinitely without incurring heavy ancillary costs.
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Still, a healthy sexual bandwidth allows one to access their turn-on by way of a diverse range of stimuli, and isn't reliant on any one ancillary sensory experience to maintain one's arousal.
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"Currently which languages a member understands and to what degree is not defined explicitly, so we need to infer it from ancillary data and viewing patterns," Netflix engineers wrote in today's blog post.
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"I think the biggest problem for crude at these levels is storage and supply, other things are ancillary - that's giving the people who are shorting it confidence," said hedge fund manager Michael Corcelli.
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By the end of the show's run, the museum will also have hosted a variety of events and ancillary programs surrounding it, including free visits and tours for 5,000 Philadelphia public school students.
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Based on that amorphous formula, a show can yield ancillary benefits -- starting with the overall image of the network or service carrying it -- that go well beyond the nuts and bolts of ratings.
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It, too, represents Rodriguez's standing at the moment — as a fading, ancillary piece in the Yankees' recent surge, which has kept their playoff hopes percolating with eight wins in their last 10 games.
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Speaking at the Code Conference at the Terranea Resort in California, Andreessen argued that self-driving cars will not only build productivity and save lives, but will drive many job-creating ancillary industries.
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We make them for our own consumption and then we sell ancillary rights or subsequent rights, or different geographical rights to Amazon and foreign territory that we don't operate a cable channel in.
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Since 2011, his group, which consists of 1.70 investors, has made $155 million worth of investments in the cannabis industry, from growers and dispensaries to companies that make ancillary products, like vaping devices.
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In a statement, AMC called the suit "baseless and predictably opportunistic," but both sides have pledged to continue working together to keep "The Walking Dead" and its ancillary properties as successful as possible.
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Factor in additional expenses such as regulatory compliance, attorneys' fees, technical investigations, and loss of customer revenue and relationships, and ancillary costs associated with cyber attacks can quickly compound for a small business.
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"But I believe the future of Uber is not just transportation, but also food delivery, also insurance, car leasing, all kinds of ancillary businesses globally and that's what the platform has to do."
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The federal status of cannabis also means that many investments from venture-capital firms are focused on ancillary companies, like business-to-business software and hardware that don&apost directly touch the plant.
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The streaming service will have to prove that its business model, which relies entirely on subscription revenue, can hold up against companies like Amazon and Disney that have many ancillary sources of income.
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Even since the global financial crisis, the operation of markets has evolved to the point where regulators are wrestling with how to deal with liquidity risk, contagion and a host of ancillary issues.
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In these different ancillary spaces, of course, many of them are well populated, but we think about Stripe as a platform for first launching, but then subsequently building and scaling, an internet business.
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"Proposition 4003 will cost not only the San Fernando Valley—but the entire state—millions in lost revenue, ancillary services, and lawsuits," says Jessica Yasukochi, the vice president of the Valley Industry & Commerce Association.
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Those less-active creators, who can cultivate a tight-knit community even if the audience is small, are still without a lot of options for generating even small amounts of ancillary income from YouTube.
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Though Wal-Mart's service offered an unlimited number of free deliveries for just $49 a year — $50 less than the cost of Prime — it lacked the ancillary perks that have made Prime so addictive.
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However, more passenger bookings and fees for ancillary services boosted revenue overall by 9.1 percent to $538.1 million, ahead of analysts' average estimate of $536.2 million, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Audiences have been experiencing ancillary Star Wars stories in books, TV, and games for decades, but this is something new: a Star Wars movie that's fundamentally separate from the film franchise we've always known.
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As we noted back in February, Dune is a solid opportunity for a huge space-opera universe, because a ton of ancillary works have been published, spanning centuries around Frank Herbert's original 1965 novel.
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"This divergence in performance is a continuing concern, particularly as the majority of employment and ancillary spending comes from the very many other businesses in the art trade below the top tier," he said.
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Also included are the rights like highlight clips and live pregame shows before prime-time match-ups — similar to the ancillary content Twitter was able to broadcast during its last contract with the NFL.
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"As a publicist, I'm constantly trying to counter this bias when pitching books by female authors," explained Ellen Wright, an Orbit publicist who repped Ann Leckie's Ancillary trilogy and James S.A. Corey's Expanse series.
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But before this decision, the Supreme Court would also at least permit states to adopt some ancillary measures that its elected officials believed would offer additional health and safety protections for women seeking abortions.
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The good news is a lot of companies are coming up to provide those ancillary services, and we'll eventually partner with them if you want to export your data to Intuit or someone else.
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As flexibility becomes more important, they can bid to provide more ancillary services, such as natural-gas plants that ramp up and down quickly, demand-response pricing to reduce peak consumption, and battery storage.
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It's unclear what form that might take, or how some of MoviePass' ancillary business interests—it bought MovieFone in April, and has taken stakes in several original films through MoviePass Ventures—might fit in.
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The treatment of obesity is evolving over the past 85033 decades with the advent of new technology, educational techniques and ability to coordinate care with the physician, nurse practitioner, educator or other ancillary individuals.
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Park also noted that he plans to bring more ancillary services to the site that maybe help homeowners connect with the right pros, a model that's working quite well for the likes of Houzz.
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Some tens of thousands of jobs could leave London, not just from clearing itself, but also from ancillary services like software and IT, risk management, and administrative staff, Rolet told parliament's Treasury Select Committee.
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The provider of pest control, property cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare undertook a review of its accounts and strategy after issuing three profit warnings in a year, blaming uncertainty surrounding Brexit and rising costs.
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A: Season one of The Expanse largely adapted the first two-thirds of Leviathan Wakes, while dropping in some new content and including some of the ancillary shorter stories that the authors have written.
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It remains to be seen how or whether the CJEU hyperlink copyright ruling impacts Google's business — as well as how or whether any EU-wide expansion of ancillary copyright for publishers might play out.
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Ann Leckie has quickly become one of the most acclaimed sci-fi authors in the world, following the publication of Ancillary Justice, her gripping debut novel about a multi-body artificial intelligence, in 2013.
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But what will make this postseason unlike any other, beyond LeBron's absence, is the array of ancillary questions sure to sprout about the futures of the Warriors and many of the teams chasing them.
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Out of 106 apartments, not including ancillary staff units, 82 units, or 5003 percent, have recorded sales with the city, said Gabby Warshawer, the director of research at CityRealty, a real estate data firm.
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First, Gumby-like bendiness is not the book's sole mandate — Eiko contends that the ancillary benefits of being able to do the splits include weight loss, improved balance, injury prevention and peace of mind.
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Another calculation that did not consider those ancillary issues found the Trump rule could cost as much as $5.4 billion more than Obama's, or lead to benefits as high as $3 billion, by 2037.
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Coaching full time, though, comes with ancillary demands, all of which Duncan happily avoided the past few seasons, when he routinely tutored San Antonio's big men in the privacy of the Spurs' practice facility.
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The ancillary nonsense, though, sapped the momentum of the show, which ran three hours and somehow still didn't have room for "The New Girl in Town," a smart, punchy number from the film version.
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The report, sponsored by CarTrawler, a company that provides car rental recommendations on many airlines' websites, used data released by 66 airlines last year to extrapolate the likely ancillary revenue of 184 carriers worldwide.
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The legislation from Alexander and Murray dictates that patients can't be charged extra money for any emergency care, ancillary care (anesthesia, radiology, etc.), or diagnostic care they receive from an out-of-network provider.
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That doesn't include the ancillary businesses that supply goods and services to the industry, such as Agrana Fruit, which opened a $50 million plant in Lysander in 2014 and sources crops from local fruit farmers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Harris RF Communications, a unit of Harris Corp, is being awarded a $765 million U.S. defense contract for procurement of portable radios and ancillary parts, the Pentagon said in a statement on Monday.
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Moreover, the stock's current multiple of 24 times next year's earnings estimates discounts Google Cloud, Google Play and ancillary segments like Waymo, making the stock "really attractive" on a price-to-earnings basis, Cramer added.
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Spain also enacted a similar ancillary copyright law for publishers in 2014, but its implementation required publishers to charge for using their snippets — leading Google to permanently close its news aggregation service in the country.
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The small text boxes were meant as a way to let creators link to other videos, write in little jokes, and add ancillary information to a video much like a hyperlink or footnote of sorts.
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And most curiously of all, both have a sixth digit on their forepaws—a kind of ancillary thumb derived from one of the bones of the wrist that helps them hold bamboo stalks for consumption.
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Ancillary litigation, or cases involving third-parties such as suppliers, should be noted, but it's cases against a franchise system's own franchisees that are the most important legal actions to review for a prospective franchisee.
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But in June 2017, it announced plans to exempt shipbuilding and construction operations from the rule's "ancillary provisions," which require air quality testing, new workplace hygiene measures and employee health monitoring for beryllium-related illnesses.
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Another ancillary benefit: Sanders raises much of these small-dollar contributions online -- meaning he doesn't need to spend precious campaign time holding large events (that cost time and money) to woo more well-heeled donors.
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Unlike the "Attach" business model that sells services directly related to improving the core functionality of the hardware device, "Platform" business models create ancillary revenue streams that materialize when users regularly engage with their hardware.
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Lockheed's executive director for international business development, Abhay Paranjape, said his team has met with representatives from 40 defense and aviation firms in India to help build the ancillary network for the aircraft assembly program.
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Disney will also offer a $4.99-a-month ESPN streaming service next month that features a lot of ancillary sports content and not the big, important stuff you see on regular EPSN, like NFL games.
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WeWork then used this cash to underprice competitors in the co-working space market, hoping to be able to profit later once it had a strong market position in real estate subletting or ancillary businesses.
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"So when Taylor Swift plays Diller Island, the audio, the video and all other ancillary rights are (un)fair game for IAC distribution and exploitation," Mr. Emery wrote in court papers filed on Aug. 19.
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Then there's social media, which would normally seem ancillary to both TV and online streaming but has become a growing component of the sports landscape — Twitter is streaming entire NFL games this year, for example.
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Acknowledging that results "had not fully met our expectations", the company said it was looking to increase innovation and "ancillary revenues" and cut costs in order to make domestic operations sustainable in the long-term.
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There's one big reason this might be the case: Since ABC doesn't own the show, it doesn't get any of the show's ancillary revenues — from streaming services and syndication and cable reruns and international broadcasts.
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But on Wednesday, he said his thinking on the subject had changed because of the "ancillary realities" surrounding the parade, such as the large number of people who would use public transport to get there.
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These necessities — often rendered ancillary fees by rich or upper middle-class parents who can pick up the tab as their children focus on class — are rarely covered in even the most generous of states.
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"The representative said that the refrigerated truck was serving as an ancillary morgue "needed to accommodate the tragic spike in deaths, placing a strain on the entire system of care — from hospitals to funeral homes.
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There were from some ancillary benefits from the rain that caused the suspension of Tuesday's game in the sixth inning and washed out the resumption of that game and the start of another on Wednesday.
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Whether the end of Mueller's probe means the end of Trump's long legal albatross, or just the beginning, is largely a matter for Congress and the various other prosecutors who have taken on ancillary investigations.
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A token is always chosen, and there is a steady, throbbing angst that comes with being chosen over and over again, always knowing that, on some level, my abilities may be ancillary to my appearance.
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For example, emergency and ancillary doctors can (and do, as a business model) simply refuse to go in-network with any insurer and still be assured of a supply of patients provided by their hospitals.
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According to a report his company released this fall, the airlines made more than $82 billion in ancillary revenue — fees from passengers and other payments from partners like credit card companies and hotels — in 2017.
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It's at most ancillary to the event itself, and an event that was much more appealing before you could watch any team on any night you want, back before inter-league play and Season Ticket.
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But two years later, Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice swept the major science fiction awards, Guardians of the Galaxy became a surprise box office smash, and Syfy announced plans to make The Expanse into a TV show.
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The lower fares have, however, been partially offset by stronger than expected annual traffic growth - now expected to grow by 9 percent to 142 million passengers - slightly better than expected unit costs and stronger ancillary sales.
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An obvious question is what ancillary benefits donors thought they were getting, and here the Clintons' sloppy approach to conflicts of interest is evident, with the three pillars of their activities—public, private and charitable—colliding.
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Ryanair's primary target is to use highly personalised marketing to boost ancillary revenues - charges for extras like checked-in bags, premium seats, fast track security clearance, which accounted for 24 percent of Ryanair's revenues last year.
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At the same time, it finally took a deep, slow breath to linger on some key conversations, and it spent more time resolving the story for ancillary characters than some fans thought it was going to.
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On the Dungeons & Dragons side, each year sees a new major storyline adventure with a full marketing push, a separate adventure, and one or two ancillary books full of references and world-building for the players.
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I'm not necessarily a proponent of the idea that you do a big thing because you get a few small, ancillary things out of it because it's not guaranteed that you'll get anything out of it.
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Geaga's team responded to say that, at most, the pop star was an "ancillary witness" to the case, and that Dr. Luke was dragging her name into the case solely to get attention from the press.
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The lower fares have, however, been partially offset by stronger than expected annual traffic growth - now expected to grow by 9 percent to 142 million passengers - slightly better than expected unit costs and stronger ancillary sales.
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Instead, you&aposre going up to these ancillary people on the Trump campaign, and nobody says they&aposre major players, and trying to find out what somebody might have whispered to them in a drunken conversation.
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Airbus bought the loss-making A220 programme from Canada's Bombardier last year and immediately began offering it to customers that already have other Airbus aircraft, allowing it to juggle prices and ancillary services across the fleet.
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"The company recognizes the challenges posed by the recent hike in fuel prices, and best mitigative efforts are being put forth through the boost in ancillary and capacity numbers," the airline said in a bourse filing.
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"After some successes in stopping transmission in the initial epicenters of Mangina and Beni — and some ancillary locations such as Tchomia, Mutwanga, and Masereka — the epidemic has spread from four to 19 health zones," MSF announced.
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It's the geek-pleasing "weeeeeee!!!!!" sequence that's a blast start to finish, even if you don't know or care that much about any of the ancillary characters, if only because the filmmakers' enthusiasm is so infectious.
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Indeed, many of the top items on Doshi's radar for earnings season aren't really about Facebook at all — they're about ancillary products like WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram, and how their massive user base will be monetized.
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From 143 to 2014, "ancillary fees" in total (including other services like priority boarding and Wi-Fi) increased 1,400 percent, according to a report released last year by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.
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Sometimes, the most interesting financial data can come from firms for whom selling data is an ancillary business—take for instance Foursquare, a mobile app which tracks its users' locations' and then sends them restaurant recommendations.
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"The clotting factors are incredibly expensive, costing about £100,000 ($130,000) per patient per year, without ancillary care," said Simon Waddington, reader in gene transfer technology at University College London, who was not involved in the trial.
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One reason this might have happened is that amid these conversations, men were at best ancillary and at worst demonized, an understandable impulse in the 1970s, when the most basic feminist ideas were scary and radical.
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In many cases, they bar all information derived from legal proceedings, including ancillary issues that appear to have little to do with protecting the defendant, like a judge's ruling on challenges to the gag order itself.
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Ever since Menil Collection founders John and Dominique de Menil collected their first work — a Cézanne watercolor in 14123 — they understood that drawing could be unique and considered, not just something ancillary or a throwaway sketch.
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Square Feet More than a decade into the era of the open-plan office, a host of ancillary spaces like "phone booths" and "meeting pods" are cropping up, offering employees an escape from their co-workers.
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Boosted has sold accessories in the past, but the two new products are the most full-throated attempt by the California company to take a bite out of the ancillary market that exists around its products.
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So it's back to the factoids, the digressive details about ancillary players and the awkwardly shoehorned, slapdash sociological observations ("As it happened, the Sandra Dee-ification of Meg Ryan held a mirror to sexually anxious times").
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Committee member Andrew Turnbull, a former head of Britain's civil service, suggested Miles was probably "blase," given that moves in activity could be accompanied by ancillary services like accounting and legal, and involve other economic sectors.
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Since a jurisdictional inquiry is ancillary to the substantive legal dispute, it makes sense to have more resources — both of the judicial system and of litigants — devoted to resolving the substantive dispute than the jurisdictional inquiry.
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The Orchard is one of the very few film companies that discloses so-called ancillary revenue (video on demand and whatnot), and "Wilderpeople," directed by Taika Waititi, has about $5.7 million (and counting) in that column.
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Now studios can make their money back more quickly, via selling of international rights, streaming rights, and other forms of ancillary revenue, but running up a debt on early seasons of a TV show is still common.
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"We always thought that having one actor playing him wouldn't really do him justice," KFC marketing chief Kevin Hochman said in June, when the chain tapped George Hamilton to play some sort of super-tan ancillary Colonel.
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One-liners abound amid the pheromone-fueled frenzy, copied from ancillary apps like Flints and pasted into a robust yet rudimentary messaging platform that inevitably makes blunt, misguided courtship seem even more awkward and out of place.
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On average, the company releases a major set of Magic: The Gathering cards in the spring and fall, and two ancillary sets of cards (which include specialty and self-contained card sets) in-between the major releases.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Airlines should make more money than previously expected this year, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Thursday, helped by low oil prices and work by airlines to fill planes and drive ancillary revenues.
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There's a good look at the underground auditorium and the construction on the main building, but what really strikes me are the ancillary buildings—Apple's gym alone is bigger than any building I've ever worked in. [YouTube]
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"I think a lot of the ancillary benefits of this is that we are more attractive to women, we are more attractive to a diverse population, and our culture is one of close family ties," she said.
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Despite serious injuries, most patients were eventually discharged from the hospital, which could be because more physical therapists, social workers and ancillary staff are helping trauma patients at that hospital in recent years, the study authors write.
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All the ancillary swag for sale at the conference—the T-shirts and bumper stickers and magnets—helped to transmit the message that Young Living's distributors were not just people who sold oils; they were oil people .
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While easyJet was not providing any trading updates, analysts at broker Goodbody said, "despite this, we still think the market will be pleasantly surprised by details behind the group's ancillary revenue streams and innovation on this front".
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"Fighting the press is always an ancillary activity — you do it defensively, you do it prophylactically," said Mr. Schmidt, who lashed out at journalists during the 2008 convention for their coverage of Mr. McCain's running mate, Gov.
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If these therapies, used as a preventive measure, also happen to have ancillary benefits for cognition, memory or learning that allow such a person to excel at school or work, would we deem that an unfair advantage?
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And where talk of population control is rarely popular (for good reason), female empowerment and greater equality are a) goals shared by powerful preexisting coalitions, b) replete with ancillary benefits beyond the environmental, and c) unquestionably righteous.
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Ms. Petruska and her team say they realize that with nearly 5,000 homes destroyed in the Santa Rosa area alone their effort is ancillary to the grieving and massive effort of reconstruction that is only just beginning.
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So while Mr. Immelt successfully steered the company through a near-death experience during the 2008 financial crisis, refocused it on its industrial roots and shed its ancillary businesses, it became a natural target for activist investors.
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Star engineers, product managers, and designers can make tens of millions of dollars across salary and equity packages, and often have a range of ancillary revenue sources from consulting engagements with VC firms to lecture circuit payments.
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But as long as we maintain a certain modicum of success and it's something we're proud of, there's going to be other ancillary values that come out of this and I want to be ahead of that.
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