Alberta crude will probably be a bargain for a while.
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It proved to be a big bargain for Madison Avenue.
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And at 60% off, it's truly "a real bargain" for $6.39.
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"With better skills, employees can bargain for higher wages," he said.
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They also can't collectively bargain for higher wages or improved working conditions.
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Apple certainly seems to believe News+ is an outsized bargain for you.
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That has shrunk their power to bargain for higher wages and benefits.
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The service is kind of a bargain for the small businesses, too.
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A strong jobs market may also give workers more to bargain for.
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Yet at 72 euros, it is hardly a bargain for everyday diners.
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History will soon record this as a Faustian bargain for the GOP.
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"We know what we bargain for in this whole deal," Holtmann said.
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Some analysts believed the $32 billion price tag was a bargain for SoftBank.
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Once upon a time, $80 seemed like a bargain for a fitness tracker.
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That's a "tremendous bargain" for a brand that "can mint revenue," Cordaro said.
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Virginia was a relative bargain for Bloomberg, at a mere $214 per vote.
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Look at me, here I am doing what I did not bargain for.
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Such a trade would be a bargain for both doctors and state governments.
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Overall, I think Walmart offers a great bargain for anyone on a tight budget.
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Josh Hawley, have said a $20193 billion fine would be "a bargain" for Facebook.
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Not a good bargain for our country, nor what candidate Trump promised his supporters.
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I did,persuaded by postnatal dreadand a Macy's clerk to bargain for more zip.
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I'd bargain for tougher methane regulations, but could accept waiting to restore those later.
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That's a bargain for what you get in return if you take full advantage.
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Tim Scott of South Carolina has embodied this bargain for much of his career.
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Russia hopes to use its position in Syria to bargain for concessions over Ukraine.
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She's using House Democrats newfound power to bargain for more progressives on important committees.
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Those traits could, in turn, affect a woman's willingness to bargain for higher wages.
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It was optional to be a part of it and they don't bargain for salaries.
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Workers who are happy that their jobs exist at all are unlikely to bargain for more.
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And let me drive home the point that $100 is a tremendous bargain for this package.
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Each retails for $25 — a total bargain for a Pat-approved product, if you ask me.
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Knowing what hospitals are charging their competitors may spur some insurers to bargain for better deals.
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Residency is easy to obtain and real estate is a bargain for buyers with U.S. dollars.
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It's seems to be a relative bargain for the neighborhood and given its place in history.
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Voters don't want a "new bargain for a new economy," or tax relief for small businesses.
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The need to bargain for precious days led him to choose to have the tracheostomy surgery.
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The players could bargain for a stake in potential profits generated from enhanced interest and revenues.
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We paid $170 a night, which felt like a bargain for how upscale the hotel seemed.
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He's likely to go undrafted and become a free agent bargain for the right team. 4.
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Instead, Eric Trump, the Trump Organization's executive vice president, characterized them as bargain for the government.
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Maybe they would grant them a phone call as an attempt to bargain for her silence.
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"The parties to a C.B.A. cannot bargain for what is illegal," the appeals court panel wrote.
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If that is the case, then investors are getting a fantastic bargain for the stock at $93.
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Which, given the subsequent success of the franchise, now looks like something of a bargain for Disney.
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It means the right of workers to organize and bargain for better wages — which all Republicans oppose.
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Unfortunately, the state's arcane water laws make it difficult for competing users to bargain for water rights.
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His crowning achievement may have been his decision to drive a hard bargain for Chrysler in 2009.
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As companies compete more to hire individual workers, they should be able to bargain for higher wages.
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Better Call Saul Krazy 8 gets his nickname — and a few other things he didn't bargain for.
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Carisbrooke is where Charles I was held captive in 1647, where he attempted to bargain for his life.
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Spota said at the time that he agreed to a plea bargain for Cushing only on Ruvolo's insistence.
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Like Morales, an intriguing potential bargain for later in the winter—assuming the market plays out that way.
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" When you see the detailed charges, Morris says you may find "some products you didn't necessarily bargain for.
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Workers with scarce and valuable skills can easily threaten to leave, and can therefore bargain for higher pay.
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The deal is attached to governance reforms that amount to a grand bargain for Uber and its shareholders.
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But what I didn't bargain for was the surreal, often emotional experience it all turned out to be.
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But they can be charged a fee for the union's efforts to bargain for their salary and benefits.
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It was a massive bargain for Oakland; in comparison, teammate Kevin Durant earned $26.5 million the same season.
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Still, that could prove a bargain for Norfolk if the results significantly reduce the city's risk of flooding.
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The program is a relative bargain for the federal government, costing $9.7 billion in Federal Fiscal Year 2015.
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It too exploits the fact that share prices are low, and therefore are a great bargain for Americans.
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Not everyone agrees that free services paid for with advertising and data are a bad bargain for consumers.
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He sought to drive a hard bargain for global businesses to increase their investment in the United States.
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So it would be a bargain for many individuals to wait until they get sick to enroll in coverage.
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We're quite budget-conscious too, and it would be a bargain for a last-minute, midweek date in September.
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It seems to be getting there by episode four, when Dany and Tyrion attempt to bargain for Missandei's life.
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With a lot more friends in the region, it can afford to drive a harder bargain for a rapprochement.
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Senior leaders and enlisted musicians say bands are a relative bargain for the peace and good will they spread.
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In the scheme of things, that's actually a relative bargain for a super-quick, full-carbon-fiber electric supercar.
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It's a bargain for collectors, who normally drop 10 times that amount for rising stars in the art market.
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He ended up selling his at $210 — a real bargain for honey that can command $242 a pound online.
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They also called a potential fine in the range of billions of dollars a "bargain" for the social giant.
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Their Cotati home, a former farm building, is a bargain for the pricey Bay Area at $1,400 a month.
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In February 2016, for instance, she successfully negotiated a plea bargain for a gynecologist accused of molesting six patients.
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This can make festival tickets a bargain for music lovers, who can see lots of acts for one price.
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If Vox Media's health care costs fell drastically, I might be able to bargain for a raise for myself.
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In the case of user agreements, the proposed ALI restatement was to be a "bargain" for consumers and tech companies.
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The new display is actually a bargain for 30-inch 4K panels: it's only $5,000, whereas Sony's equivalent runs $18,000.
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But, as with his boss's efforts to undermine law enforcement, it is also a bargain for which America will pay.
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Its strategy has been to bargain for better hosting rates as its growing number of users buoys its negotiating leverage.
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The city is no longer a bargain for newcomers, and many of its longer-term residents say they are struggling.
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If there aren't as many bidders for a worker's services, their ability to bargain for a higher wage is reduced.
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First, Medicare initially just paid whatever providers charged; it only started to bargain for lower prices in the early 1980s.
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Clinton proposed a "new bargain for the new economy" that would bring back manufacturing jobs and increase collective bargaining rights.
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They already face fewer spots in shows and campaigns, which further restricts their ability to bargain for rates and wages.
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And contrary to some reports, legislators filibuster one bill (a "hostage") to bargain for consideration of another issue (the "ransom").
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For the cost of dues, around 1.5 percent of pay, members get protections they can&apost always bargain for themselves.
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P. Morgan alliance, which can bargain for results-based payments, could move that needle for themselves and ultimately inspire others.
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Instead, those workers must navigate a ruthless system in which they must plead and bargain for what they have earned.
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Crucially, the "guild" isn't allowed to let drivers collectively bargain for contracts and actually agreed to refrain from encouraging unionization.
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Firms will feel freer to push up prices, and employees to bargain for bigger wage rises, if they expect higher inflation.
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Workers who supported the union campaigned for the ability to bargain for job security, health benefits, increased safety, and retirement benefits.
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If the "master negotiator" so underestimates what he is giving up, how can he strike a good bargain for his people?
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But we've found DirecTV Now, in its currently early incarnation, to be a decent bargain for the $35 / 100 channels price.
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"Democrats might bargain for a ten percent surcharge on incomes over $22019 million, which is favored by 80 percent," Penn said.
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SanDisk is an established brand and $40 — hopefully that's the pricing you see — is a bargain for that amount of storage.
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The states argued that consent on a blood-alcohol test is a "valid bargain" for giving drivers use of state roads.
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To bargain for her grandmother's life, Pinmei and her odd friend Yishan go on a quest to find the stone themselves.
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That would change the current law that blocks the federal government from using its purchasing power to bargain for lower prices.
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He will bargain for economic aid to delay the inevitable, and for the withdrawal of U.S. forces from the Korean Peninsula.
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Perhaps most notably, the parties will only cost $10 for entry, a wild bargain for a night out in New York.
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In other words, it would be a bargain for many individuals to wait until they get sick to enroll in coverage.
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"I think he had some notion that he could have a grand bargain for somehow China solving North Korea," Hill said.
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" • "Business leaders must also support sensible labor law reforms giving unions a fairer opportunity to represent and bargain for their workers.
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There's a paper in Washington, that a billionaire bought, for not much money actually, it was kind of a bargain for him.
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News+ is still a great bargain for consumers, but the company has done little to transparently communicate what the service is not.
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Since workers at participating companies would be classified as independent contractors, they could not join unions to collectively bargain for better benefits.
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First, the guild is not officially a union, which means it can't bargain for a contract that would include wages and benefits.
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It was another record contract for a Cuban defector, and it turned out to be a bargain for Chicago, as Abreu hit .
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In the event that they do not, Arizona and Massachusetts will use the threat of non-coverage to bargain for bigger discounts.
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In addition to making the evaluation and layoff process fairer in the eyes of workers, a union could bargain for higher wages.
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Bell's Gertrude is a hard pragmatist when we first meet her, seemingly able to live comfortably with her Faustian bargain for power.
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Snapshot: Above, the Mercado Modelo in Santo Domingo, where you can bargain for art, dominoes and all kinds of other local goods.
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For someone with a perfect bill of health, that would have been around $50 per month, a bargain for so much coverage.
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Little discussed ideas: bolstering the power of workers to bargain for better wages and redistributing wealth from the top to the bottom.
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And in comparison to higher education costs in many other countries, especially the United States, Australia is still a bargain for students.
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At $20.5 million per year, it's a bargain for the Patriots, considering that 15 other quarterbacks league-wide make a higher average salary.
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The Turks drove a hard bargain for, as they coyly revealed, Germany too was proffering arms and gold in exchange for an alliance.
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He could seek a grand bargain, for example by pardoning Ms Fujimori's father, Alberto, an autocratic former president jailed for abuses of power.
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" In the past, Kopel says, museum employees (including herself) have attempted to bargain for raises and were typically met with "evasion and lying.
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Bruce Leonard was originally set to stand trial with his daughter, but accepted a plea bargain for two counts of assault last week.
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These tighter labor markets also made it easier for workers who felt they were being underpaid to pursue or bargain for higher pay.
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An Australian competition regulator ruled that lenders could not collectively bargain for access, in a decision the regulator said could have global implications.
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Event affiliate margins are infamously slim, but Shafi says IRL can bargain for higher fees as it gains sway over more people's calendars.
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The pool would be a bargain for the effort, GenOn said in court papers filed late last week seeking approval of the proposal.
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If this is such a grand bargain for satellite companies, then why are their investors complaining the deal will hand them too little?
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"Canada is a bargain for Americans to visit right now and is the best deal it has been in a while," he said.
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Unionized workers are better able to bargain for higher compensation than individual workers, who are more easily let go and replaced with others.
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Back in the present, Hill House is after the Crain siblings, but its old horrors have a recent acquisition they didn't bargain for: Nell.
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It allows drivers for ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft to unionize and collectively bargain for better working conditions, earnings, and other benefits.
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A union could bargain for a contract that would require Walmart to "give notice and obtain consent," Ajunwa said, but Walmart employees aren't unionized.
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The steel unit's remaining bank debt will likely be converted into equity, said the second source, calling the deal a "total bargain" for Delong.
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Hillary Clinton promised a "new bargain for the new economy"—but she never actually pledged to give Americans what they need in this one.
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They didn't bargain for the rest of this shit," the "Cheech & Chong" star tells The Hollywood Reporter, when asked about what's driving "conservative backlash.
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Having lived in Cameroon for two years and in Ghana for one year, I know that you bargain for most purchases in those countries.
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In the workplace, we are better off when we have the freedom to come together to collectively bargain for our rights on the job.
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They have passed laws like so-called "right-to-work" that actively chipped away at workers' ability to unionize and bargain for wage increases.
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As he had predicted, the oil industry was now generally in favor of renewal, but it was driving a hard bargain for its support.
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The model, like many in the technology sector, creates a data-based bargain for the consumer — but with the added price of privacy concerns.
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Many unions, for their part, tabulate overall salary information, which is shared with members so they can better bargain for raises and equal pay.
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Again, the company has made no promises and has explicitly stated that drivers can't try to collectively bargain for better fares through this association.
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Here are some simple tips that can help you secure the best bargain for your trip, no matter where in the world you're headed.
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As part of the bargain for getting a second chance at speaker in 2019, Pelosi agreed to limit her tenure to four more years.
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Most recently, striking teachers in the Los Angeles School District used this method to successfully bargain for an immigration defense fund for local families.
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According to 2202 Minutes, Tauzin was responsible for successfully shepherding through Congress the bill limiting the government's ability to bargain for better drug prices.
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A strong labor movement, were one magically to appear, could bargain for higher pay, potentially pushing firms to invest in workers and new technology.
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As a result, he says, professionals seeking employment opportunities are now in a position to bargain for what they want, including on-the-job training.
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"Hong Kong listings represent a good bargain for onshore investors, who have limited asset classes to invest in," said Nomura analysts in a research note.
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He ought to bargain for the future now, an endorsement in return for letting Warren have her way with the banks, something like that. Mrs.
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"Significant questions remain as to whether or not WWP is properly performing its side of the bargain for veterans and taxpayers alike," the letter said.
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Though New Jersey has strict gun control laws, its firearms fees have not changed since the mid-1960s, making it a bargain for gun owners.
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That gives losing candidates an incentive to stay in the race — Sanders and Biden would have to bargain for their support on the second ballot.
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Several Republican governors elected since 22014 embraced legislation that would restrict what public-sector unions can bargain for or would rein in their members' pensions.
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I think the hashtag... helped make Boko Haram preserve them because at the time they wanted to bargain for their release with the Nigerian government.
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"This is a great time to think about making a move and going to your employer to bargain for that raise you have been thinking about."
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said last month he would be happy to see an Italian solution but the bank was now a bargain for any buyer.
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Zuckerberg upheld his end of the bargain for five years, and the Instagram co-founders stayed on past their original vesting dates — uncommon in Silicon Valley.
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They protect the interests of the company by preventing workers from having any real rights to bargain for fair wages or other improvements in working conditions.
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Education is no panacea, but it is a bargain: For the cost of deploying one soldier abroad for a year, we can start about 40 schools.
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Six told me the investor was willing to go as high as four million pounds ($227 million), which would still be a bargain for a Rembrandt.
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A better strategy would be to shift power from companies to workers, to allow workers to bargain for a bigger share of the gains from growth.
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Any threat would be from the right — centered in the conservative Freedom Caucus, which would likely bargain for committee chairs and other spoils if Republicans hang on.
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The working theory is that by aggregating TV networks, a merged company could bargain for more carriage fees from the pay TV distributors like Charter or Comcast.
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These senators gain the most from continuing a system in which they are pivotal, so that Republicans seek them out to bargain for their votes on cloture.
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For example, has Khosrowshahi considered offering both sides some sort of grand bargain for the sake of reducing distractions in his first few months on the job?
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Graduate students have been able to bargain for better pay and benefits, and this has allowed them to devote more time to their research and teaching responsibilities.
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Altuve can still reach free agency at age 29, but the deal is a bargain for the Astros, who did not know he would evolve this way.
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The options for my Toyota Corolla XSE added up to $1,715 and in total represented a bargain for owners wanting to upscale an already well-equipped car.
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Mr. Esfahani, an adviser to Iran's central bank, helped the Iranian nuclear negotiators bargain for sanctions relief in exchange for Iran's pledges of verifiably peaceful nuclear work.
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The $125 million sale of Sarepta's priority review voucher to Gilead made us wonder: Was it really as big of a bargain for Gilead as some believed?
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In the past, militants from the hardline Islamist Pakistani Taliban group have kidnapped people in the region for ransom or to bargain for the release of prisoners.
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After the recession left the American dollar battered and the country a relative bargain for overseas tourists, the United States was an attractive destination for the Chinese.
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"What we're asking for is the ability for news publishers to act collectively to bargain for a better, more sustainable arrangement," Chavern told CNN Business in an interview.
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On the other hand, it's far cheaper than the $21,000 EsaVox, making it a downright bargain for those who prefer Porsches over Lamborghinis it comes to luxury cars.
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Project Fi can definitely be a bargain for many: $20 a month you get unlimited domestic calls and texts, and then it's just $10 per GB of data.
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At $45, each pan ends up costing a bit over $2, a bargain for the brand's pro shadow formula, which is infused with jojoba oil and blends seamlessly.
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""A fair chance for families""A fair fight for families""A force for families""A new bargain for a stronger America""It's about time...and it's about you.
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Mancilla declined to comment on prospects for a plea bargain for Baratov, who presented himself on social media accounts as a wealthy young man who loved expensive cars.
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Governors in states like Wisconsin, Ohio and Illinois have sought to scale back the public unions' right to bargain for increases in benefits and, in some cases, wages.
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How the ruling Communist Party manages the coming months will help shape how hundreds of millions of young people see its authoritarian political bargain for decades to come.
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She found single tickets for sale in the top deck in left field for $21980, which struck her as a bargain for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Then, at $200, the Rode Wireless Go is more expensive – but still a bargain for a totally wireless microphone system that can provide audio directly to your camera.
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"I think the North Koreans … Chairman Kim Jong Un, came to the table with a deal that was just a terrible bargain for the United States," Stavridis said.
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"Once Russia is accepted as the mediator for peace talks between the U.S. and North Korea, they will be able to bargain for their own sanctions," Baker said.
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What is striking is what generally is not discussed: bolstering the power of workers to bargain for better wages and redistributing wealth from the top to the bottom.
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A free streaming service that captured broadcast signals could benefit their business if it meant they no longer had to bother carrying network stations and bargain for fees.
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It's not until later that we realize the context of these close-ups: Negan has placed Sasha, alive, in a coffin to bargain for her life with Rick.
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But the driver associations created through both the IAM agreement and the settlement agreement stop just short of being unions: Drivers still can't collectively bargain for changes in fares.
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During its more turbulent days, Argentina was deemed a bargain for many market players — but appears to be on its way to becoming a premium investment, said Bienville's Thompson.
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Senators Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat, and Josh Hawley, a Republican, said a $5 billion penalty, the largest civil fine paid to the FTC, would be a "bargain" for Facebook.
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"Rights delayed are rights denied, and the underlying bill seeks to deny a worker's right to organize and collectively bargain for better wages by delaying union elections," she said.
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The lie at the heart of this effort is the idea of "right to work," policies that allow workers to avoid paying fees to unions that bargain for them.
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"This bill is saying that if you work in the gig economy you should have the right to unionize and the right to bargain for fair wages," he said.
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Exploiting the desires of normal, sports-interested people and local governments—often in a bipartisan affair—billionaire owners and league lawyers will bargain for increasing sums of public money.
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Nonetheless, he asked the district attorney's office to plea bargain for a milder sentence, even though the trial was over and the time for such bargaining had long passed.
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The first of its kind, the law allows drivers for ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft to unionize and collectively bargain for better working conditions, earnings, and other benefits.
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Working grueling five-hour days planting anise and cumin in the Bekaa Valley's red earth, Syrian refugees face scant opportunities to further their educations or even bargain for higher wages.
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At the same time, since their subsidies are no longer open-ended, employees will no longer have an incentive to bargain for over-generous health benefits rather than increased wages.
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A recent field experiment found that employers who couldn't see salary histories actually did more individualized research into candidates, and candidates were better able to bargain for higher starting salaries.
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Mr. Esfahani was an adviser to Iran's central bank and was believed to have helped the country's nuclear negotiators bargain for the sanctions relief contained in the 2015 nuclear agreement.
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The price typically ranges from $214 to $214 if you book a few weeks in advance, which is pretty much a bargain for a higher-end hotel in New York.
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Instead of directly employing room attendants to clean hotel rooms, Hyatt hires temporary employees who lack the right to join together to bargain for higher wages and better working conditions.
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Nobody would ever believe you could get a plea bargain for Ted Bundy, but I did with one other lawyer… He turns around and says, 'I'm not going to do it.
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But the driver associations created through both the IAM agreement and the settlement agreement stop just short of being a union in that drivers can't collectively bargain for changes in fares.
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They didn't bargain for fewer spending cuts or seek to blunt changes to Social Security in the manner Democrats often do when they negotiate with Republicans on big pieces of legislation.
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If disadvantaged groups within those broad polities are unable to form effective coalitions, however, in order to bargain for compensation against the costs of liberalisation, then trouble is bound to result.
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But without a union to bargain for you or a tradition like academic tenure, the typical employee will find it next to impossible to negotiate such a deal as an individual.
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Such deals have caused good jobs to move overseas and undermined the leverage of American workers to bargain for a fair share of the wealth they create in our remaining factories.
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Now, it also has evidence that companies are willing to bear responsibility for its drawbacks, putting the city in the perfect position to drive a harder bargain for its permanent program.
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It is a bargain for the gang leaders who manage the gang economy: tens of thousands of grunts who are not seeking personal profit, only respect and a sense of belonging.
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AFSCME, the court's conservative majority, in a 5-to-4 vote, ruled in June that government employees can't be required to pay any fees to the unions that bargain for them.
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Without a substantial footprint in those two giant markets, it has little hope of achieving the scale needed to bargain for the best prices from suppliers and invest in new technologies.
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As the American sanctions have debilitated the Iranian economy, greater participation in parliamentary elections offers the provinces an opportunity to bargain for a better share of the shrinking pie from Tehran.
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Now, they can bargain for what they get back and insist on structural reforms that, again, decrease the prospect of this all being repeated in a year or two or five.
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That protection, the sort of job security that unions usually bargain for, would be a first for a city to provide to workers in a specific industry, labor law experts said.
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He probably did not bargain for being caught in the middle of the biggest presidential scandal in decades, a factor, along with his neophyte status in Washington, that makes his testimony unpredictable.
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It's actually a bargain for space, but it's far more than University of Central Florida physicist Julie Brisset, who seeks to study the early stages of planet formation in microgravity, can afford.
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That system creates what venture capitalist Scott Kupor calls a "Faustian bargain " for many start-up employees, and it could conceivably tempt cash-poor workers to skirt the rules and sell cheap.
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That's a near-miraculous bargain for a car with a 6.2-liter, naturally aspirated V8 engine, making 490 horsepower with an option on a few more ponies with some minor performance upgrades.
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It's important to heavily tax the wealthy to raise revenue, cut after-tax inequality, and prevent pre-tax inequality by giving rich people less reason to bargain for higher and higher wages.
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If content moderation felt like the entry point to a career rather than a cul-de-sac, it would be a much better bargain for workers putting their health on the line.
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The new agreement establishes a precedent for unions to bargain for working hours over wages and to take an active role in shaping the conditions needed in the current and future workplace.
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In Mic's case, since the company was short on cash and therefore sold at a fraction of its valuation, there's only so much financial compensation for employees the union can bargain for.
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"What I didn't bargain for was falling in love with the tattoo artist who made the design for me, but when you have had cancer you take life by the horns," she continued.
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"The dollar fell towards 105 yen, its lowest in 15 months - a level deemed a bargain for retail investors and considered conducive for a contrarian strategy," said Takuya Kanda, general manager at Gaitame.
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It has to be a lot easier to bargain for wage increase in a world where you don't have to spend as much time and energy fighting for those extra dollars on health.
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Those attempting to collectize and form unions to bargain for better pay and conditions will have their efforts stymied by factory owners working with the police, often in the most brutal ways possible.
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One of the most interesting concerns drugs, where she would allow Medicare to bargain for lower prices, permit importation of price-controlled prescription pharmaceuticals from other countries and limit direct-to-consumer advertising.
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The lawyer for California, Edward Dumont, warned that "if they are given a choice", many teachers would prefer to have unions bargain for higher wages "for free, rather than to pay for it".
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Cory Booker, the grandson of a UAW leader, said he would push to allow for sectoral bargaining, a tactic that would allow workers across companies to bargain for better standards in their industry.
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"To get access and affordability is something we had to bargain for," Regeneron CEO Len Schleifer said in an interview on "Squawk Box" Tuesday, referring to the increased rebate as a bargaining chip.
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A bounceback season with the San Diego Padres last year helped him land a two-year, $24 million free-agent deal in December that has proved to be a bargain for the Brewers.
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Building infrastructure for Amazon's future benefit may be too generous a bargain for it to strike when there's a compelling need for housing and schools and transportation for all New Yorkers right now.
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" • "Researchers are finding that low inflation is in large part a consequence of globalization or automation or deunionization — or a combination of all three — which undermine workers' power to bargain for higher wages.
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But what Def Con demonstrates each year is that this is a false bargain: for every promise of security from a centralized institution, there will always be individuals capable of circumventing that system.
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The report from the EPI attributes that growth to a different atmosphere for workers, where the minimum wage generally was steadily rising and they were able to join unions and bargain for rights.
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Politics often proves a Faustian bargain for the practitioner, when one's ambition and conscience are put squarely at odds with each other, and one's character is revealed in the balance between the two.
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Benefit managers negotiate with drug companies on behalf of insurers, such as employer plans and government programs like Medicaid and Medicare Part D. In theory, their job is to bargain for lower drug prices.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Renewing America's promise Renewing our basic bargain A new promise for a new time A better bargain for a better tomorrow Get ahead.
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What Issa didn't bargain for is the energetic DeMaio, who's breaking fundraising records (he raked in the highest total for a non-incumbent last quarter) — an indication he's seriously connecting with the GOP grassroots.
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The customers who sign up through Bank Salad spend three times as much each month and last nearly three times as long, so the card-issuers get a bargain for the commission they pay.
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The indictment contained a text message exchange between Williams and the business owner in which he agreed to take steps to ease the terms of a plea bargain for an associate of the owner.
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At the very least, the cost of hiring replacements ought to give hard-pressed employees—those who are pregnant, say, or who have to care for elderly parents—room to bargain for better treatment.
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Because RTW laws mean that unions do not have an exclusive right to bargain for all employees in a firm, these laws may encourage greater collaboration with employers to find diplomatic solutions and compromises.
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I hope you'll agree that a first-year subscription at that price is a bargain for journalism that is at the heart of our democracy and that is, especially now, vital to public health.
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Several of Mr. Trump's own aides, led by national security adviser John R. Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, thought the chances of a grand bargain for total nuclear disarmament were virtually zero.
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The second camp, which is rising quickly if not quickly enough, would have fighters forming a union and using their collective influence to bargain for things like higher pay, better health benefits, and a pension.
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While wealthy tourists flock to its rainforests to spot wide-eyed lemurs and business people bargain for its luminous sapphires and fragrant vanilla, nearly half of Madagascar's children are malnourished, the highest rate in Africa.
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On balance, this is not a good bargain for Coloradans: the questionable, meager environmental gains to be achieved by adopting the California standards are far outweighed by the extraordinary cost to vehicle owners and taxpayers.
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China has concentrated all Iranian petroleum transactions through already sanctioned entities, in effect insulating itself from further sanctions, so expect China to bargain for another 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) that others will not take.
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That is still a major bargain for Israeli companies, who have to treat Palestinians with work permits similar to Israeli workers in terms of wages and benefits, covering sick days, vacations, health insurance and pensions.
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Among the shop's more eye-catching attractions last week was a pair of thigh-high red vinyl boots, ringers for those that stalked the Dior runway last spring, but at $99, a bargain for sure.
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On the one hand, business owners who finance artists and are largely responsible for getting them in front of mass audiences need to know exactly what they are buying when they bargain for copyrighted material.
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One might think that such flexibility would allow Mr. Ricketts to bend but not break when faced with every plutocrat's worst nightmare: a few dozen modestly paid employees who collectively bargain for better working conditions.
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Two of the three apartments in the building were popular with tourists looking to stay in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods — at $600 a night each, they were a bargain for a large group.
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Image: ScreenshotAmazon DriveAt just $50 for 10TB, Amazon Drive remains a bargain for people with loads of data, even if it is now shuttering the unlimited storage option that's been offered for a couple of years.
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As soon as he took up his post, Mr Pruitt lodged in a luxury flat owned by a lobbyist, paying $50 per night only on the evenings he slept there—a remarkable bargain for Capitol Hill.
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A similar change happens with Aunt Josephine (Alfre Woodard), who is so afraid for her life at the end of book three, The Wide Window, that she attempts to bargain for her safety using the children.
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For decades, North Carolina was the exception to the Southern rule; with cheap labor and good education, it was a bargain for corporations in need of a talented workforce—one that paid off for the state.
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Unions' right to bargain for members only has been previously upheld by the Supreme Court, eliminating the so-called "free rider" accusation leveled against workers who might benefit from union collective bargaining without paying for it.
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Their home was near a junk shop, where Gary would bargain for old radios, washing machines and car parts that he could tinker with in the basement, taking them apart and then putting them back together.
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Republicans have resisted Democratic efforts to spend big on the nation's roads, bridges, tunnels and rail lines; use the federal government's power to bargain for lower prescription drug prices; block trade agreements; and limit foreign interventions.
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Public tax returns help reduce gender and racial pay disparities, make labor markets more efficient, encourage workers to bargain for higher pay, prevent tax evasion, and create a rich font of data for economists and other researchers.
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Over the last few years the East River Ferry service ridership has more than tripled original projections, as well as proving itself a genuine New York bargain for the taxpayer, with lower than expected per rider subsidies.
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The growing strength of businesses to bargain for low wages, bolstered by the decline in unionized employment and the falling value of the minimum wage, has contributed to the declining share of total income going to workers.
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From an economic standpoint, cities are a much better bargain for companies than they are for the workers who have to work there, who bear the brunt of all the commuting and the high cost of living.
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There are a number of reasons why economists think that relationship has broken down: The rise of e-commerce keeps prices in check, for example, while globalization and automation have limited workers' power to bargain for higher wages.
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Some former CIA officials have speculated that Whelan, who, according to his profile page on Russian social media site Vkontakte, is supportive of US President Donald Trump, was taken to potentially be used to bargain for Maria Butina.
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Workers not laid off during a downturn might bargain for greater job security, which might in turn make firms reluctant to rehire those who were laid off (since they could not easily be sacked during the next recession).
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Instead of working against the interests of the environment, I would challenge these groups to bargain for these transition jobs and embrace a shift in energy policy that will keep our planet safe for our children and grandchildren.
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To offset the subsidy cut, Indian companies also plan to bargain for lower prices in their annual import contracts with international suppliers like Uralkali, Potash Corp of Saskatchewan, Agrium Inc, Mosaic, K+S, Arab Potash and Israel Chemicals.
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They made the case that such public programs are more cost-effective than systems based on private insurance due to lower administrative costs and the greater ability of a broad public insurance program to bargain for lower prices.
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That means, for starters, making it harder for minorities to vote, for workers to bargain for better wages and conditions, for consumers to stand up to big business and for women to control what happens to their bodies.
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On drug pricing, the president has aligned himself with Democrats, who have long argued that the government should be allowed to bargain for lower drug prices for Medicare and Medicaid, a position fought tooth and nail by Republicans.
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Is Mr. Bloomberg, a former Republican who endorsed George W. Bush in 2004 and a major donor to both parties, the perfect candidate to defeat President Trump, or would his nomination amount to a Faustian bargain for Democrats?
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That is a bargain for a player who has been worth 12.7 wins above replacement, an advanced statistic that calculates how much a player is worth over an average Class AAA fill-in, since 2014, according to Fangraphs.com.
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Gene therapies and other treatments that can cost millions of dollars can still be a relative bargain for what they give patients and society if they're able to cure a disease that would severely limit or even end life.
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Of course, I chose the latter, and opted to make a few mini shades for $6 apiece as I wasn't feeling super-decisive (the full-sized bullets are $30, which is still a major bargain for a customized product).
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Dean Baker is co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington and the author of 'Getting Back to Full Employment: A Better Bargain for Working People,' and 'The End of Loser Liberalism: Making Markets Progressive.
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The depreciation of the pound since the Brexit referendum in 2016 has provided an additional boost; British universities are now "quite a good bargain for Chinese students", says Yinbo Yu, the international officer at Britain's National Union of Students.
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Perhaps in a world where college athletes were permitted to bargain for a bigger slice of the college sports money pie, it still would make perfect economic sense to pay athletic directors just as much as they're making now.
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News sites don't get a cut of that either, and they can't bargain for it by threatening to make their sites inaccessible from Google and Facebook because doing so would instantly cut their audiences in half if not more.
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We understand the path to a stronger and more fair America because we bargain for it every day —good wages, fair pay, time off when we need it, never having to choose between our job and a sick child.
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The only way for him to save himself from the consequences of the indictment is to fight the charges while remaining as prime minister and perhaps trying to bargain for dismissal of the charges in return for stepping down.
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At this point, in other words, noncompete clauses are in many cases less about protecting trade secrets than they are about tying workers to their current employers, unable to bargain for better wages or quit to take better jobs.
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At the time, some of Trump's defenders argued that the apparent rejection of the "One China" bedrock policy was evidence of his shrewd "Art of the Deal" negotiating style that could drive a new bargain for the US with China.
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In recent years, thousands of grad students have fought to unionize in order to bargain for higher pay and benefits because of the tremendous amount of work some universities have asked for (which can make actually completing their degree an afterthought).
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Donald Trump knows we must engage in world trade in order to grow our economy, but he also knows that the American consumer market is a highly-prized asset, and wants to bargain for a fairer deal with our trading partners.
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Democrats, set to assume the House majority in January for the first time since 2010, see the appropriations fight as a chance to bargain for language to prevent the Commerce Department from using funds to gather citizenship data in the census.
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Since 2199, the fears of Wisconsin teachers have largely come true: Salaries and benefits have declined significantly since the passage of Act 2200, the law that ended their ability to collectively bargain for anything but keeping their wages adjusted for inflation.
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Priced at a little more than $1,000, it's four times as expensive as the mini-version, yet this is actually something of a bargain for Van Donna's work, one of which sold for $5,000 at a Christie's exhibition in 2016.
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Whether you're lugging gifts for your 15 cousins or you've splurged on a Black Friday bargain for yourself, heavy bags will likely result in more fees, so either ship your gifts home or to your family, or prepare to pay.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Theme: Basic Bargain/Making America Work Renewing America's promise Renewing our basic bargain A new promise for a new time A better bargain for a better tomorrow Get ahead.
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"It cannot, however, take away the powerful voice that UAW members and other unions deliver when they sit across the table and collectively bargain for their families, their safety and their communities," said the statement from UAW president Gary Jones.
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My mind travels back a few years to when I was 30, and I stood before a district judge to accept a plea bargain for the crime of passing a single counterfeit hundred-dollar bill, to feed my addiction to drugs.
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Wage earning is the backbone of the mainstream economy, and when unemployment is high, not only do a few million people lose out on the chance to work but tens of millions more lose the chance to bargain for wages.
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The union vote is a landmark victory for gig worker activism, as it represents the first time employees of tech companies that rely predominantly on contract labor have formed a union to collectively bargain for better wages, benefits, and working conditions.
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But she reveals that her help comes in the form of a bargain: for her fortune the community must kill Dramaan Drameh, the local grocery owner who, once upon a time, seduced the young Ramatou and left her with their child.
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In Netanyahu's fifth term, this connection could become even more explicit: Experts on Israeli politics are concerned he might support a more concrete annexation plan as part of a Faustian bargain for the extreme right's support in his quest for immunity from prosecution.
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If non-union supportive employees are forced to pay agency fees to avoid a free-rider problem and ensure that unions have adequate funding to bargain for their members, then those employees are effectively being coerced into funding speech with which they disagree.
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The Cincinnati-based company, which in recent years has become the sixth-largest online retailer, is a bargain for investors despite Wall Street's gloomy outlook with management's plans to close 100 underperforming stores, which could increase its stock by 20 to 30 percent.
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Today the place, which has "one and a half bedrooms," as he describes it, rents for $2,200 a month — a bargain for the immediate area, where standard one-bedrooms routinely start at $3,000 — and he is very sorry to have to leave it.
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The law in Seattle, which passed in December 2015 in a 9-0 vote, is the only law of its kind and enables drivers of ride-sharing apps — like Uber and Lyft — the opportunity to bargain for better working conditions, earnings and benefits.
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"The exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the Mexican peso right now makes Mexico a tremendous bargain for expats funding their retirement or travel with dollars," said Dan Prescher, the senior editor at International Living who lives near Lake Chapala, Mexico.
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Dwight's conversion therapy is apparently having its desired effect on Daryl — he knows better than to plead with Negan for his freedom when Rick tries to bargain for him, obviously predicting (wisely) that it will probably end in bloodshed or further humiliation.
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"The way we explained it to defendants — this is going to sound terrible — it was the benefit of the bargain for us: what the city was getting for not prosecuting you," said Mr. Anderson, who has since become a public defender in Wichita.
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At the end of November, Randy Levine, the president of the New York Yankees, wrote a column for Newsmax, the right-wing magazine and website, calling the current Republican tax package "a swamp deal" and a particularly bad bargain for the state.
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Most economists believe the United States is now at or near so-called full employment, when employers are forced to compete for scarce workers, and employees are empowered to bargain for higher wages, whether their companies just received a tax break or not.
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LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Boris Johnson is about to feel the pinch of Brexit Britain's new global status: squeezed on one side by Europeans in no mood to yield, and on the other by a United States driving a hard bargain for its economic support.
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But even though Brydon's fate hangs in the balance and the row has shone a light on the breakdown in relations at the top of the LSE, its share price has held firm, meaning there is no quick bargain for a deep-pocketed predator.
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I'll cut to their conclusion, which I'll bet you can predict: "Corporate leaders negotiating a sale of their company used their power to bargain for benefits to shareholders, as well as for top executives and directors, but bargained very little for stakeholders," the paper said.
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"What (Africa Command) accomplishes with a few people and a few dollars, on a continent 3 and half times the size of the continental United States, is a bargain for the American taxpayer and low cost insurance for America in that region," Townsend said.
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" Location: Iowa City, IowaEnrollment: 32,011In-state-tuition and fees 3593-3583: $3573,3563Out-of-state-tuition and fees 3553-3543: $3533,3523Description: "With the lowest tuition and fees in the Big Ten, this leading public university is a bargain for athletes, artists and academic stars alike.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 2012, CeCe McDonald, an African American transgender woman from Minneapolis, accepted a plea bargain for 41 months in a men's prison on manslaughter charges after she defended herself from a racist and transphobic attack outside a bar.
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Workers at UOVO are asking for the ability to bargain for job security, health benefits, increased safety, and retirement benefits "We started this whole thing because pay is too low, health insurance is not good enough, safety is not good enough, and we're understaffed," Powers told Hyperallergic.
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Federal proposals that would require hospitals and health plans to publish their secretly negotiated prices may not do much to change individual behaviors, but companies that offer health insurance to employees could use that information to bargain for better rates and lower their health care expenses.
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In a letter to the FTC, Senators Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat, and Josh Hawley, a Republican, told the agency that even a $5 billion civil penalty was a "bargain for Facebook" and urged the agency to hold top officials, potentially including founder and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, personally responsible.
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Elliot Diringer, executive vice president of the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, maintains that the best outcome is still for the US to remain compliant with the Paris agreement—even if we don't live up to our end of the bargain for the next four, or eight, years.
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Just 36 percent see themselves as "centrist", versus 62 percent in the EU. Without quick results on the economy, Macron could also struggle to deliver on another of his big promises: convincing Germany to agree to a "grand bargain" for Europe involving closer integration of the euro zone.
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The political fallout from the Odebrecht bargain for the scandal-plagued government of President Michel Temer has yet to be felt, but the deal is expected to provide evidence implicating numerous members of his ruling PMDB party and even Cabinet ministers who received campaign donations from the firm.
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The changes stand to shake up the admissions process in the next year, affecting some colleges' ability to predict the size of their freshman classes while allowing some students to benefit from competitive financial aid packages, or even bargain for assistance right up until they walk onto a campus.
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For starters, while a $5.1 billion fine is large in absolute terms, it's a relative bargain for Google and its parent company, Alphabet, which had $103 billion in cash and securities warming its accounts at the end of March and had nearly $13 billion in profits last year.
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With Thomas Piketty of the Paris School of Economics (the most obvious omission from our list in 21.5) and another co-author, she has explored how tax rates affect rich people's incentives to work, to underreport income, and to bargain for higher pay at the expense of their colleagues and shareholders.
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Not at all...the multiple has gotten compressed, but I don't think you're going to see compression from here...it might be dead for a little while, but I think you have a bargain for a long-term secular growth story -- at least 25% growth -- with margins of at least 40%.
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For insight, look to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), a small agency with a vital role in protecting the rights of U.S. workers to organize, bargain for higher wages and join together to protest discrimination, safety hazards and other unfair treatment — in other words, to stand up for themselves.
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A controversial bill that would have given gig workers the right to collectively bargain with the tech companies they work for stalled in the California legislature today, meaning that workers will have to wait at least another year for the opportunity to bargain for higher wages, paid sick leave, and other perks.
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Even worse is that, here at home, anti-Trumpers on the left are indignant that the president is picking a fight with our allies and upsetting the "new world order," as they like to call it, even though the rest of the world hasn't kept its end of the bargain for years.
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Licensing deals with multiple studios and cable channels like Starz gave Netflix a wide selection of films and TV shows that made it seem like an unparalleled bargain for consumers, particularly as broadband speeds increased across the United States, and the quality of streaming caught up to the visual potential of high-definition TVs.
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If I could change anything, I'd replace the proprietary charing cable (since it means you'll have to buy a new one if you lose it), but the Vivosport's $199.99 asking price is a good bargain for everything you get, from the color touchscreen display to the week-long battery life and connected smartphone features.
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What began as a plea bargain for a sentence to be determined by the judge — a maximum of five years with the right to argue for a sentence of as little as six months — became an offer of time served plus three years of probation, in return for a guilty plea to a felony.
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That is quite a bargain for the hourlong trip to Wall Street from the dock at Beach 108th Street and Beach Channel Drive in a 149-passenger boat equipped with Wi-Fi, bike racks and a concession stand selling snacks and drinks, including draft beer and wine, said Delia Brooks of Belle Harbor, Queens.
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The Globe and Mail first reported in early February that last fall, the prime minister and his office pressured Jody Wilson-Raybould, then the justice minister and attorney general, to seek a Deferred Prosecution Agreement, which is equivalent to a plea bargain, for SNC-Lavalin, a politically well-connected civil engineering firm based in Montreal.
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I arrived three hours early — as you must when you know that you will have to use all of your feeling words to bargain for an aisle seat, and, if that fails, fake a pregnancy — and I had a crick in my back, a result of having hoisted my luggage into an overhead compartment the week before.
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"As an example of retaliatory practices, if a chicken grower attempts to organize other chicken growers to bargain for better pay or publicly expresses unhappiness with the way they are treated by a processor, processors could require growers to make investments that are not economically justifiable for the grower, or can terminate contracts with little notice," the USDA explained.
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The determination, which was included in a letter from the counsel, Robert F. Griffin, and addressed to regional board directors nationwide, found that scholarship football players at private colleges like Northwestern, Stanford and Notre Dame have employment rights and are protected by law should they seek to bargain for a safer work environment, or request pay.
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If sex work were decriminalized, Decrim NY members say, sex work would be treated much like a job in any other industry: Sex workers who are harassed, assaulted, or exploited could go to authorities for help without fear of arrest, create their own networks to keep each other safe, and even form unions to collectively bargain for additional protections.
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I think people should be encouraged to take advantage of labor law if it's powerful in whatever country they live in or whatever other body of law might be available in order to bargain for the value of their data and be able to create mids that extract value for the benefit of the people the data comes from on their own terms.
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Now, before joining the cast of Amazon's Good Omens in 2019, he's bursting back onto our screens alongside Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike in Beirut, a sweaty drama that follows Mason Skiles (Hamm) as he returns to Lebanon with CIA operative Sandy Crowder (Pike) to bargain for the life of the friend he left behind when he fled the country back in 1972.
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For example, a "Bipartisan Pact for American Political Civility" between the White House and congressional Democrats to move America in a good direction might entail: None of this will happen, of course, and no one would be entirely happy with this approach — many would see it as the "Faustian Bargain for America" — but it nonetheless would best serve America's interests.
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The core of its tension, a body that can move but is unable to, colliding with a body that is unable to move but somehow still can, finds its modern expression in unforgiving shots of Steven's kids dragging their bodies about their family home to bargain for their lives with a father who, no matter what, will not be able to save them.
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An influential conservative group will spend $2.6 million on ads attacking a perennial Democratic proposal to let Medicare bargain for drug prices that has been recently trumpeted by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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The federal criminal probe of the UAW continues, and has cast a shadow over the union's efforts to bargain for new four-year contracts with General Motors Co, Ford Motor Co and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV. Federal prosecutors have also accused former union officials of taking bribes from Fiat Chrysler executives, and using UAW funds to pay for lavish parties and winter stays at resorts in Palm Springs, California.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyRecessions happen when presidents overlook key problems Government regulation of social media would kill the internet — and free speech Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (R-Mo.) wrote to the FTC saying that the sum Facebook expected to pay would be a "bargain" for the nearly $2023 billion company and that the agency should consider holding individual executives responsible.
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