Bargains in liquor, like bargains in clothes, are only for Those Who Know.
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That means that there are bargains to be had today, and probably even more bargains tomorrow.
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Bargains online and offline that are not real bargains are breeding legal action, much of it using a tough California law against deceptive advertising.
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Inflationary wage bargains would be "punished" by higher interest rates.
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It's also a company that prides itself on offering bargains.
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One of the biggest destinations to find said bargains: Target.
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Curry, Whiteside and Lillard will not be bargains for long.
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Disagreements can rule out all but the easiest political bargains.
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It's time for those stores where you get the bargains.
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Your local music shop might also have some good bargains.
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Ahead, we round up some of the sweetest bargains around.
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Dehn is watching closely for any bargains that pop up.
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My partner and I still go out shopping for bargains.
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Q: Looking at the markets, do you see bargains anywhere?
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Weekdays tend to offer more bargains in general, said Reece.
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It might take work, but the bargains are out there.
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For some investors sliding commodities can result in debt bargains.
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Not necessarily bearish, but they obviously did not see bargains.
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When others are scared, there are bargains to be found.
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And it's pretty hard to find bargains in the market.
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Unlike typical plea bargains, these agreements are not made public.
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You can still find bargains, though — especially in eastern Europe.
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This is unfortunate, but not unusual in bargains between adversaries.
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We force her into tougher bargains to make ends meet.
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Hundreds of people argue and jostle in the aisles over bargains.
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There are likely to be more bargains than usual next time.
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Unfortunately, that means it's getting harder to find bargains, he said.
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Read on for the best bargains at chains around the country.
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Some recent converts to plea bargains have adopted them with vim.
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Some of these bargains are just too good to pass up!
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Traders said investors were looking for bargains among beaten-down stocks.
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Searching for money, for love and for food, we strike bargains.
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At those multiples, even some bears were sniffing around for bargains.
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Maybe a place where you're not finding all that many bargains.
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The Italian agents were acquitted, granted immunity or offered plea bargains.
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Do you like Black Friday sales, holiday bargains and cheap deals?
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Three tasting menus, from $145 to $325, are not particular bargains.
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He's the country's credulousness in extremis, its ugly bargains writ large.
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Be reasonable in your pricing, as people come looking for bargains.
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Weiss says that these 10 stocks are particular bargains right now:
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Even professionals can get trigger happy over bargains they don't need.
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There have already been indictments and plea bargains obtained by Mueller.
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The Argos Black Friday 2018 sale was absolutely stacked with bargains.
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Academic centers and companies often drive harder bargains in licensing technology.
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Coal and prisons, Sexton figured, were bargains with the same devil.
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Americans are still shopping, but they are hunting for bargains elsewhere.
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Trump saw the opportunity to pick up bargains with government help.
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Instead, he'd be looking for bargains and putting cash back to work.
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Side deals, bargains or promises are the way negotiations actually get done.
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Without further ado, here's a monster list of tech bargains available now.
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She bargains with her doctor to get her hands on illicit treatments.
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Stop in today and see what great bargains you can find. pic.twitter.
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Consumers have resorted to the bargains at Dollar Tree and Dollar General.
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If you haven't, then some great bargains could turn it all around.
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Among rich countries, only Britain's and Japan's currencies stand out as bargains.
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He also highlighted names including Microsoft and AT&T as potential bargains.
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The revelation has since helped women in the industry drive harder bargains.
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American influence, however, is not the only reason for plea bargains' spread.
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In the meantime, we've scoured the web to find our favorite bargains.
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"One can still find bargains, but it's less likely," he stated. 3.
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Bourses on the European continent are offering good bargains on prime stocks.
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Luckily, relatively, the menu is full of delicious, over-the-top bargains.
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Instead, they are the focus of resolution by way of plea bargains.
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These guys are the bargains, and almost always represent low-risk signings.
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Players signed under the old cap will almost all become instant bargains.
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Our alliance with the Saudis has always been poisoned by cynical bargains.
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Despite offering incredibly cheap flights, few are taking advantage of the bargains.
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There are still bargains to be had in collectible timepieces, dealers say.
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That apprehension has led to some bargains at condos with designer pedigrees.
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Experiences are proving to be just as important as hunting for bargains.
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To find bargains, the 28-year-old blogger from Queen Creek, Ariz.
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They've had enough of the corrupt bargains and above the law mentality.
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And as summer gets underway, the best bargains will dry up fast.
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Stores know these events bring more shoppers in to look for bargains.
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Will you be adding any of these star bargains to your summer wardrobe?
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You&aposll need to be a Prime member to get the best bargains.
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Bargains do exist, and sometimes the wisest choice is to lock in earnings.
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Investors also were attracted to some bargains in shares after the recent selloff.
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Businesses drop prices low so that shoppers will take advantage of seasonal bargains.
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Instead, more consumers turned to their phones or desktop computers to grab bargains.
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He is still hoping to pick up bargains in the highest-quality stocks.
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Parents, too, can be swayed by the "bargains" they see on social media.
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Jumbled coalitions—and the sheer number of unresolved matters—make grand bargains unlikely.
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Above all, plea bargains must not be allowed to warp criminal-justice systems.
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And this search for backyard bargains could spread to other high-tax states.
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That could be good news for buyers seeking relative bargains in the spring.
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The sentiment has investors at once gloomy and on the lookout for bargains.
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We're midway through May and the summer bargains are beginning to creep in.
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There is some hope that buyers will wake up and search for bargains.
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And when it comes to deal shopping, don't ignore the long-haul bargains.
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I'm simply saying that the market can create bargains as it goes down.
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I'd always scout around for bargains, and shop both online and in stores.
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You can count on this big name to serve up even bigger bargains.
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Some offers represented real bargains while others weren't much more than advertising gimmicks.
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Ms. Hurst's predicament is all too familiar to students hunting for college bargains.
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"This is one of the best bargains in Washington," said the USW's Wright.
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This is about hiring people to build bespoke systems, not hunting for bargains.
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Fewer items increases sales volumes and helps Costco get better bargains with suppliers.
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A couple of people got some fabulous bargains as a result of that.
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Australia rose 20.6662% as some went hunting for bargains in beaten down stocks.
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Australia rose 20.68% as some went hunting for bargains in beaten down stocks.
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If that trend continues, many stocks will again begin to look like bargains.
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And it's likely too soon to start aggressively start hunting for bargains either.
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The brand had thrived in recent years as more Americans shop for bargains.
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It's a book about bargains in which no character makes a wise one.
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These bargains are perfect for those trying to save a bit of money.
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In response, Delta and Air France may offer bargains to London via Paris.
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It turned out to be one of the greatest bargains of all time.
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But it's those eye-popping gains that have some looking for bargains elsewhere.
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Sterling also rose and Wall Street opened higher as investors hunted for bargains.
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Still, the store was bustling with shoppers browsing the crowded racks for bargains.
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Costco's travel site allows shoppers to peruse bargains on flights, hotels, and cruises.
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Outlet, or factory, stores have long been considered a secret spot for designer bargains.
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More buyers today are looking for bargains, even if it means doing repairs themselves.
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"Bargains definitely exist, but buyers should go in with their eyes open," says Realtor.
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The stock has nearly doubled since its IPO, powered by Americans' hunger for bargains.
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Finding the best bargains usually entail scouring the Internet endlessly, or hunting for coupons.
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It's not supposed to be the place of doorbuster bargains or having a One!
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Here are some of the most impressive Amazon Prime Day bargains for your home.
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But that dependence does not deter the island's politicians from pursuing their own bargains.
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This depends on the efforts of "active" investors shunning overpriced stocks and buying bargains.
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One study of 90 countries found that just 19 permitted plea bargains in 1990.
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President Temer himself is named in two plea bargains pertaining to the Lavo Jato.
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The outcome of the "game of bank bargains" determines the solidity of financial systems.
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It underscoring how retailers have aggressively integrated web bargains into their holiday marketing strategy.
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Snap does have a track record in shopping for bargains among defunct drone companies.
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Now that they've fallen further, those purchases of stock don't look like bargains anymore.
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It's either going to be two years of total stalemate or some grand bargains.
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For couples who can handle the vagaries, there is a potential silver lining: bargains.
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Despite the gains, two market watchers see a number of bargains in the group.
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The territory's Hang Seng index staged a reversal as mainland investors hunted for bargains.
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Check out the bargains below, then head over to TechBargains for even more deals.
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Americans will find bargains in travel to Britain, because of more favorable exchange rates.
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Investors tentatively returned to stock markets around the world looking for bargains on Thursday.
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More than 90 percent of felony convictions are now obtained through plea bargains instead.
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Read more about price-match apps out there that can help you find bargains.
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Dollar and discount stores are opening thousands of stores as consumers look for bargains.
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Real estate may also offer bargains; the Thomson Reuters UK Homebuilding Index of stocks .
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"If you look outside the mainstream markets, you see some bargains," Mr. Arnott said.
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In my experience, the best bargains can be found at consignment and thrift stores.
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"The public sector has been quite good at driving hard bargains," Mr. Travis said.
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In criminal court, prosecutors can use plea bargains to help preserve limited court resources.
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Australia closed up 21.1492% as some went hunting for bargains in beaten down stocks.
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And I believe that the roots of 9/11 came from two terrible bargains.
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Many buyers are looking for bargains in the center of the city, agents say.
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Some of Alaska's 13 native corporations drive hard bargains with oil and other companies.
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There are still great bargains to be found, if you know where to look.
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Travelers looking to upgrade will also find bargains in business class and first-class.
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Off-price retailers are cashing in on consumers who are increasingly demanding more bargains.
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But don't expect bargains at the jewelry counter, Elizabeth Paton of the NYT reports.
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But don't expect bargains at the jewelry counter, Elizabeth Paton of the NYT reports.
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And international buyers and investors have been returning, in search of bargains, agents said.
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The best bargains can be found by traveling to Spain, Ireland and Portugal, he said.
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He said T. Rowe Price also sees relative bargains in Europe and Japan's stock markets.
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We can't focus on the fact there are a lot of good bargains out there.
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That's made it more difficult to find bargains, said Telsey Advisory Group analyst Joseph Feldman.
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Curry was one of the best bargains in the NBA this year, making $11.37 million.
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They are fragmented and weak compared with carmakers, and less inclined to drive hard bargains.
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These particularly good bargains are known to sell out fast, so the experts at BestBlackFriday.
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I'm not one to applaud teams for simply getting the best bargains in free agency.
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MORGAN STANLEY: It's too soon to hunt for bargains as coronavirus fears hammer the market.
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That means knowing the difference between a when hunting for bargains during a sell-off.
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That being said, consumers will still be on the lookout for good bargains and incentives.
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"Besides, Indians are big believers in good hospitality and like me, always looking for bargains."
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While Mr Kim flirts and bargains with Mr Trump, ordinary North Koreans continue to suffer.
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"While U.S. stocks are slightly above historical averages, we see tremendous bargains overseas," Mallouk said.
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The weight of active money will quickly bid up the price of any obvious bargains.
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Often, plea bargains are conditional on giving up the right to challenge a conviction later.
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This sale gives consumers the opportunity to pick up bargains right up until Dec. 21.
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So the city routinely ships it to the South, where landfills can offer better bargains.
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Their foodie-ism was the worst kind, all about visual aesthetics, immediate gratification — and bargains.
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Shopping experts weigh in on the nine foods that are the best bargains at Costco.
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"Only criminals strike plea bargains," he told reporters, adding that he was no such thing.
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Ms Rousseff pushed through laws rewarding plea bargains and mandating stiff penalties for corporate bribery.
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You'll find great bargains on smartwatches, TVs, photo printers, gaming accessories, luggage, sneakers, and more.
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Thus councils could be picking up some bargains, but they may also have drastically overpaid.
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People have been coming to Oklahoma to find bargains since before it was a state.
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Molon called the slave labor decree one the most "abject bargains" in the country's history.
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Both the American and Australian Target stores offer bargains to its customers through clearance items.
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Property shares rebounded over 1 percent as some investors sought bargains following recent sell-offs.
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That brings the prices of these TVs down to $229.99 and $799.99 — both great bargains.
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In fact, he thinks as the market goes down, there may be some good bargains.
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The A's, who always look for bargains, signed Hill for one year and $6 million.
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There are bargains at the lower end of the market, because of foreclosures, he added.
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Sealed indictments or other plea bargains may have already been reached but not yet disclosed.
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Anastasia says they promise, "I'll come when I get paid," or they ask for bargains.
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They enjoyed taking the bus to the Commons and spending the day looking for bargains.
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Those resources allow them to look for bargains where many of us cannot easily go.
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Anne's Bridal Bargains sells invitations, along with save-the-date cards and thank you notes.
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Getting bigger through station acquisitions, then, is meant to help these companies drive harder bargains.
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Australia's index closed up 21.4% as some went hunting for bargains in beaten down stocks.
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As a result, investors are not ready yet to pick over the wreckage for bargains.
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The Times Banks scent bargains in Co-op chaos Smaller lenders are circling Co-operative Bank Plc looking to pick up bargains as it emerged that the stricken institution could have to raise almost 1 billion sterling in order to bolster its finances. bit.
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But one fund manager sees great bargains in select stocks that are reporting negative earnings numbers.
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Then again, you shouldn't ever be looking for bargains in fish or shellfish, you really shouldn't.
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In his five-year transportation push, Son's stakes in ride services startups now look like bargains.
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The U.S., for instance, has its share of erroneous convictions, police brutality and dubious plea bargains.
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Successful bargains are generally struck by exploiting the fact that different things matter to different people.
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As anyone practicing criminal law knows, it is rare for judges to interfere with plea bargains.
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After a run-up in prices in big cities, investors looked to smaller markets for bargains.
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To examine its make-up is to delve into the grand bargains of European negotiations past.
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You won't need to wake up at the crack of dawn to nab the best bargains.
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"We need to negotiate to survive," pleads a housewife who haggles for bargains in Tehran's bazaar.
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Fernandez was asked to testify in a case in which 10 people have taken plea bargains.
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Not everyone is convinced these low prices represent bargains, however, given the worldwide equities sell-off.
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There are a lot of great bargains available, with a wide range of deals to consider.
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Federal prosecutors have separately signed five leniency deals for companies and dozens of individual plea bargains.
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Forget new-year retirement contributions or bidding for bargains after a tough 2015 for most stocks.
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For Wednesday's "investable bargains," Cramer pointed investors to defense stocks Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and Northrop Grumman.
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" Have the government's pardons and plea bargains compromised the "foundation for living a non-criminal life?
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However, those that have been indiscriminately sold off - such as energy and financials - may offer bargains.
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Now, people use Google to search for anything under the sun and Amazon to find bargains.
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Home buyers are finding bargains near stadiums and developers see opportunities to create new urban communities.
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JetBlue's sale fares on most other routes represented decent deals, but few were jaw-dropping bargains.
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"I still look for bargains when I go to the market," she said in an interview.
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But, until that happens, international shoppers will continue to seek bargains in the U.K. luxury market.
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A "heights," as in Brooklyn Heights, is probably not the place to hunt for bargains, either.
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Instead, the government has been funded via last-minute "grand bargains" designed to avert government shutdowns.
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The fear of Amazon has become so all- encompassing, though, that bargains might soon be created.
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More than 95 percent of cases end in plea bargains negotiated by lawyers behind the scenes.
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Later, we will catch up on the prayers we missed while hunting down those holiday bargains.
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As with all such bargains, the victories are partial and temporal, the surrenders total and irrevocable.
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As a result, investors say they are evaluating companies' balance sheets as they hunt for bargains.
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The market will stop sliding when investors start to see bargains and start buying in earnest.
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Given their value to the team, both Crosby ($8.7 million) and Malkin ($9.5 million) are bargains.
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Now, because nothing in his legal situation prevents it, he is discovering bargains in the wreckage.
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Some defendants were retried, but many others accepted plea bargains for time served and were released.
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But most of the store was characterized by jaw-dropping bargains, like these $49.99 pink gowns.
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With everything happening, it's still too early to jump into the market for bargains, he said.
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But to find such bargains, consumers may have to switch plans and change doctors, officials said.
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He does not come from a pro-life background, but he made these bargains to win.
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Williams explains that another common tactic among scammers is to capitalize on people's zeal for bargains.
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Other value ETFs have been picking up bargains, while the rest of the universe obsesses over growth.
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The RealReal is also benefiting from shoppers who are hunting for bargains, regardless of their income level.
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ET, the entrance level of the store was buzzing with customers who were anxiously snapping up bargains.
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That's why we've rounded up the biggest and best Cyber Monday bargains from our favorite online retailers.
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But buyers shouldn't expect the sort of bargains that were offered back in the 1960s and 1970s.
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And his sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, has also been spotted hunting for bargains at the retailer.
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If there were obvious bargains, a little effort would bring riches at the expense of slothful investors.
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Because they have more choice now than ever before, Africans should be able to drive harder bargains.
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New testimony from plea bargains approved on Monday is expected to implicate more than 100 sitting politicians.
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Germany-based budget grocery store chain Aldi is known for offering incredible bargains on your basic sundries.
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And with it comes oodles of bargains and bonuses for everyone in your family, including your pets.
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This sounds simple, but Ellwood says it can go a long way in finding the best bargains.
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There's no reason to feel bad about shopping for bargains and staying on top of your finances.
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Founded in 1982 in Texas, Bookstop grew rapidly across the country by offering customers bargains on books.
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Many stores offer other bargains as well, like a free-ham-if-you-buy-a-turkey deal.
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They say the evidence against him was weak, largely based on unreliable testimony obtained through plea bargains.
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In Kansas City, Barbecue, Beer and Bargains Sunday: New York Jets at Oakland Raiders, 4:05 p.m.
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It's a golden age for price alerts, which let you know about bargains on (mostly international) flights.
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In the Northeast, 25 percent more millennials than baby boomers are visiting multiple stores to find bargains.
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Most of us shop until we drop for price bargains on clothes, computers or virtually anything else.
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Mills expects near-term volatility will give investors a key entry point to pick up stock bargains.
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Since the recession, shoppers have grown accustomed to hunt for bargains and to not pay full price.
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And in the investing business you find better bargains among the things that are unpopular than popular.
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"Generic drugs were one of the few 'bargains' in the United States healthcare system," the lawsuit said.
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The attack took place in this town on Saturday afternoon outside Home Bargains, a discount homeware store.
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Online inflation is running at one percentage point below official inflation, reflecting the bargains available on the web.
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But rather than spotting bargains, Morganlander said potential investors should focus on credit growth, particularly in emerging markets.
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Despite a stronger economy in recent years, Americans across age groups and income levels are looking for bargains.
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Testimony in plea bargains is confidential until they are fully collected by prosecutors and approved by a judge.
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Retail sales last month rose 0.4 percent last month, as shoppers snapped up bargains at post-holiday sales.
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But like all grand bargains, Dominic Holden writes, the bill has critics before it has even been filed.
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Check out this video, shot at the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover, Alabama where shoppers are fighting for bargains.
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We started looking farther out into Brooklyn and expanded our budget, yet we still weren't finding any bargains.
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In fact, these shady beauty "bargains" — and their ensuing issues — have become a widespread problem across the country.
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They see bargains to be had in what is often jokingly referred to as tu Ao (coarse Australia).
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But if plea bargains are to serve justice, not subvert it, they must be subject to clear constraints.
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The fear that plea bargains may induce false confessions means many countries have strict rules regarding their use.
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While some investors may see what's happening in Europe as "scary," Marcus said that's how you get bargains.
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We have sifted through the deluge of bargains to highlight those that are the cream of the crop.
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Those stories are complicated, though, especially as the bargains were almost never written out in so many words.
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Unemployment has fallen to 3.6%, below the national and regional levels, allowing some workers to drive harder bargains.
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Consumers spent $626.1 billion during the 2015 holiday season, snatching up Black Friday bargains and Cyber Monday goodies.
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Low food prices and razor-sharp competition are creating bargains for shoppers -- but killing profits for grocery chains.
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You'll find bargains on polos, jeans, activewear, sneakers, sandals, lawn mowers, grills, fire pits, and so much more.
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Finally, few retailers offer better bargains than Big Lots, and Cramer is watching its Friday earnings report closely.
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The bad news, though, is that neither the Idol 4 nor the 4S are going to be bargains.
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While most Americans are celebrating bargains at the fuel pump, low oil prices mean hard times in Alaska.
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So prosecutors offered plea bargains to the two men, as is commonplace across the American criminal justice system.
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Down on the ground, moment by moment, life is, of course, made up of dilemmas, choices, and bargains.
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The mortgage sales enticed private equity firms like Lone Star into the mortgage market, where they saw bargains.
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To ensure that you get the bargains you want, here are our Top 5 Tips for Prime Day.
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Court officials point out that most misdemeanor charges are either dismissed before trial or result in plea bargains.
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You can, of course, spend as much as you'd like on London theater, but there are also bargains.
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It's a place where shoppers come seeking bargains for items on their shopping list and uncover unexpected deals.
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George W. Bush and Barack Obama both sought grand bargains in Congress to change the nation's immigration system.
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This puts field tests at the center of any discussion about the justice of plea bargains in general.
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" When Ludo bargains for ice cream, she warns him to try to "act as a rational human being.
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One should use this volatility to hunt for bargains, which were available aplenty in the last few days.
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Travel doesn't have to be a luxury — it just sometimes takes some extra work to find the bargains.
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The federal Crime Victims' Rights Act requires that victims be consulted about plea bargains and deferred prosecution agreements.
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He handed out plea bargains to an array of defendants, including a couple of the high profile duds.
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I covered the plea bargains for the girls and woman charged with accessory to murder after the fact.
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Much like last year, the home-improvement retailer won't just be touting bargains on the day after Thanksgiving.
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Like its peers, Dunelm has been expanding its online business as price-conscious consumers look for bargains online.
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Each arrest allowed prosecutors to gather more evidence, often through plea bargains wherein implicated figures outed co-conspirators.
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A two-time winner of the Most Valuable Player Award, Curry has been among the game's biggest bargains.
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Offering shoppers bargains and quick delivery, Seaman Furniture was the largest furniture retailer in the Northeast for years.
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They started working on a new app that allowed people to get bargains on a range of items.
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With bargains like those, the Red Sox think they can stay under the $195 million luxury-tax threshold.
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And it's a golden age for price alerts, which let you know about bargains on (mostly international) flights.
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Rather, the programs are drawing Chinese investors like Alex Nie, who says the mainland's stock market lacks bargains.
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From a sheer "dollars and cents" perspective, CNCS is one of the best bargains in the federal government.
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However, many retailers expect to increase prices as import costs rise, making current luxury bargains much more pricier.
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These carefully selected bargains highlight the very best offers for anyone trying to save a bit of cash.
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Around the world, Black Friday shoppers fight for bargains — including these shoppers carrying TVs in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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A healthy economy and rising wages gave people the confidence to splash out on retailers' annual raft of bargains.
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Without this principle, countries have no way of knowing whether they can make durable bargains with the United States.
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Only after booking a flight will travellers enticed by such bargains realise they can't bring their luggage on board.
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HUNTING BIG GAME In his five-year transportation push, Son's stakes in ride services startups now look like bargains.
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Some bargains are what Tschider calls "adhesion contracts," where one side has a lot more power than the other.
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"All of these stocks represent bargains if oil goes to $60 and natural gas climbs to $3," Cramer said.
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Frequent online shoppers and deal hunters alike get excited at the idea of a day filled with internet bargains.
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Related Links: Your Money M.O. QuizEverything Is Negotiable Profile4 Easy Ways To Save If You Are Addicted To Bargains
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Our live blog tracked reaction as shoppers across the globe chased online and in-store bargains on Black Friday.
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Although families may be less worried about the economy than in the past, they are still looking for bargains.
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Many of the deals are legitimate bargains, but others are nothing more than ordinary sales wrapped in shiny packaging.
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With CEO Marvin Ellison running the show, Cramer thinks Penney is one of the best furniture bargains out there.
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And yet so entrenched are plea bargains in America that the occasional attempts to do without them have failed.
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Ten more were assigned to help them, but even so prosecutors started to strike secret bargains, with judges' encouragement.
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Investors will then have a contrarian buy signal, because many of these imaginatively valued high-flyers will become bargains.
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In fact, 95 percent of criminal cases are now resolved through plea bargains, where prosecutors have the ultimate discretion.
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Her post gained more than 5,000 likes and 2,000 shares, prompting B&M Bargains to respond to mounting pressure.
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As people continue to hunt for bargains online, we are more seeing more record-breaking marquee online sales days.
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Big Lots: Few retailers offer better bargains than Big Lots, and Cramer is watching its Friday earnings report closely.
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This would make sense, since people flock to physical stores to catch bargains there as the day went on.
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While Amazon customers are anticipating the bargains, these Minnesota workers are using the spotlight to push for better conditions.
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Amazon Prime Day is here and consumers worldwide are rubbing their hands together with delight at the potential bargains.
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Mr. Zaiger, 60, said he finds bargains at closeout sales and through importers whom he has known for ages.
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All but about five per cent of criminal cases are resolved by plea bargains, and never go to trial.
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You can often snag bargains when the market dips, as it did in the first weeks of this year.
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Elliot kept his day job at Macy's while Roslyn traveled around filling up the family station wagon with bargains.
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This means contrarian investors are looking to less fancied markets such as Turkey and Brazil for the biggest bargains.
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Prosecutors also dictate the terms of these somewhat Faustian bargains, often pursuing excessive charges as a form of intimidation.
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Long-term investors should even embrace market volatility, since temporary sell-offs often create better bargains, UMB's Mathews added.
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A company spokesperson said strong sales in those categories meant there were fewer bargains leftover for after-holiday shoppers.
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At stake are both bargains and bragging rights, turning what would otherwise be a miserable experience into an adventure.
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And in larger countries like Argentina and Greece, profits were hard to come by as nations drove hard bargains.
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Republicans face months of horrific news flow about indictments, plea bargains and criminal trials involving Trump Republicans and Russia.
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The only tried and tested way of making it through the mid-week slump is to shop for bargains.
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At the same time, rates are so low that bargains being offered by banks are hard to pass up.
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Portfolios are rebuilt and this year the market post-Chinese New Year sales have some real bargains on offer.
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Thanks to the bargains they've struck on wages and benefits, police officers are among the best-paid civil servants.
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Billionaire investor Mario Gabelli said Friday he wishes the stock market would drop so he could get better bargains.
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I also followed her suggestions to look for bargains on sites like Amazon and repurpose things I already had.
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He prefers value stocks over growth stocks because they are better bargains right now and many pay healthy dividends.
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Will chose what I suspect is the most benign, cluing PLEA BARGAINS = LAG + PEABRAINS as [Some compromises = Delay + dodos].
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There used to be much more of a stigma around shopping at off-price channels or hunting for bargains.
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Budget and government spending fights are grand bargains in Congress, and so far, Republican and Democrats want a deal.
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This Friday, millions of Americans will brave the crowds and hit the malls in search of Black Friday bargains.
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In Journal Square, "there are still all kinds of bargains," said Mr. Stringer, who works for BNY Mellon in Manhattan.
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While equity investors sought bargains and some were reassured by positive earnings and stronger technology stocks, they also voiced caution.
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The White Walkers don't seem like the type to make bargains with humans, but that probably wouldn't stop Cersei trying.
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Discount retailers are thriving as many shoppers still enjoy seeking out bargains even when they have more money to spend.
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Pinduoduo, for instance, has taken off on Tencent's popular WeChat messenger by letting shoppers arrange group bargains among each other.
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Around half of the May 214 correction reversed over the following week as local and foreign funds snapped up bargains.
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Money managers say mainland investors can find bargains in Hong Kong compared to the inflated valuations on China's domestic exchanges.
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But with holiday shopping comes an upside: amazing bargains — and we're taking advantage of Coach's winter sale, which began Wednesday.
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Many do not simply set up their platform and sit back, letting all-comers join and set about striking bargains.
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With this pump "you can empty both breasts in a short amount of time with great comfort," says Baby Bargains.
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The confident times feel like a good time to invest, but people who want to buy bargains should prefer uncertainty.
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As demand slackens, bargains bloom in the form of cut-rate goods, willing and available workers, and appealingly priced assets.
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And as shoppers seek out bargains, fine jewelry's dollar growth has failed to keep pace with lower-price costume jewelry.
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Moro also sought to enshrine plea bargains, outlined new guidance for what defines a criminal gang and proposed whistleblower legislation.
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Zavascki was expected to rule soon on the admissibility of dozens of plea bargains of executives from engineering group Odebrecht.
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"When supply outstrips demand there are bargains to be had," says Matt Barker CEO of second-hand camera marketplace MPB.
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While they seek bargains at off-price and other low-price chains, they're comfortable paying full price for unique items.
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CNBC Make It spoke with shopping and retail experts to determine what are the best bargains at Costco beyond food.
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Like many of its peers, Dunelm has been expanding its online business as price-conscious consumers look for bargains online.
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By now, congressional staffers should be coming up with all manner of possible bargains, some realistic and some less so.
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But state-run programs, in which the state bargains on behalf of consumers using taxpayer subsidies, are not free markets.
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U.S. stocks, which were closed on Monday for the Presidents' Day holiday, opened higher as cautious investors looked for bargains.
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First, ordinary citizens who search for bargains tend to spend a relatively high percentage of their incomes on imported goods.
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Under federal law, it is required that crime victims be made aware of plea bargains, according to the Associated Press.
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Everyone I've introduced to the venue is eager to return and take advantage of the general quality and multiple bargains.
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We're coming from a backdrop where things are going well, so there aren't any big bargains out there right now.
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Plea bargains are a common feature of the U.S. legal system but have only been used in Britain since 2015.
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We're seeing bigger, better, brighter, broader bargains, and we're selling name brands at drastically reduced prices, direct to the consumer.
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U.S. equities have one of the most expensive valuation in the world, prompting investors to look for better bargains elsewhere.
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But more and more, they now want bargains and convenience — in stores and online — and know how to find them.
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India has been leveraging its position as one of the biggest energy consumers to strike better bargains for its companies.
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They can drive hard bargains with doctors and hospitals to get lower prices and walk away from higher-priced ones.
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New plea bargains by contractors are expected to implicate many more lawmakers and even members of President Michel Temer's Cabinet.
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And when it comes to plea bargains, the prosecutor can offer alternative punishments that may not involve jail or prison.
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Even with the infinite resources suggested by the megacorporation's massive wealth, the worker still bargains for enough to live by.
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As house prices in the Hamptons soar, Sag Harbor Hills and its neighbors are now luring investors looking for bargains.
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"Prosecutors who think people should go on trial and don't want to give plea bargains won't be thrilled," he said.
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Such plea bargains were only introduced to Japan's legal system in June and have so far been used just once.
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The new interim president also faces impeachment charges, and has been named in two plea bargains in the Lava Jato.
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About 265 percent of criminal cases are resolved with plea bargains, and in such cases, forensic work often goes unchallenged.
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In theory, this gives the company the power to drive hard bargains with commission-hungry travel agents and booking websites.
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For those willing to dig for their bargains (and defend them once in hand), it is practically a holy site.
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Morgan Stanley is watching eight more enterprise companies, Weiss says, that may yet become bargains if the market tanks again.
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In the United States, media companies have sought an exemption to antitrust law to strike bargains with Google and Facebook.
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Developers are moving farther away from train and rail stations in New York in search of bargains and untapped markets.
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Check your social media often in the days leading up to Cyber Monday for important notices on bargains to expect.
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Among the waiting bargains were a $4,000 Dolce & Gabbana suit and a $3,400 pair of Dior pants, each for $400.
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With both traders and retail investors selling at a frenzied level earlier this month, corporations swept in looking for bargains.
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You can pick up impressive bargains on all the top brands, including Philips, LG, Hisense, Sony Bravia, TCL, and more.
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One other potential source of bargains is "demo" cars, current year models that typically have been used by dealership employees.
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Investors looking for bargains in U.S. stocks will have a very tough time finding them, according to Bespoke Investment Group.
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To some experts, some of those former high-flyers have become bargains as their stock prices have fallen to Earth.
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Folks are back at work, and less likely to go into physical stores, but they're still shopping for holiday bargains.
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Lured by opening-day bargains for their favourite global brands, shoppers in the new mall showed no sign of concern.
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Once in power, House Republicans worked to deny Obama any legislative victories or bargains that could benefit him among voters.
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"Woodford is creating some bargains for savvy investors by being forced to liquidate positions," said Neil Wilson, analyst at Markets.com.
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While affluent consumers may disdain Pinduodou products' low quality, price-sensitive users are hooked on bargains even when items are subpar.
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Technology stocks, including those of Apple, Microsoft and Facebook, were slightly higher in premarket trading as investors likely hunted for bargains.
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It said the firm sat out in the early downturn when others jumped on perceived bargains that continued to lose value.
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But he is holding a higher level of cash than normal and said there are not many bargains to be found.
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Case in point: deep bargains across the wide spectrum of two-bedrooms, the most common apartment for sale in the city.
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Ms Soli's Custer arrives out west in the summer of 1874, fully aware of the nature of the bargains being struck.
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Spectra isn't the household name that Medela is, so as Baby Bargains notes, parts are pricier and not as readily available.
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New orders are also underpinned by dwindling bargains for pre-owned aircraft, where prices are creeping higher after years of declines.
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And don't miss out on the bargains in the U.S. equity market that have come courtesy of the British electorate, today.
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The apparel sector has been hit by out-of-season sales as savvy shoppers expect discounts and hunt for online bargains.
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"MAN is an animal that makes bargains," said Adam Smith, the father of modern economics and a champion of free trade.
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A woman in West Palm Beach tells us she was checking out bargains in the area when one caught her eye.
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There can also be more bargains late in the season, but with a clear risk: The snow may not be great.
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"I think people are looking for long-term bargains and they've settled on Nike as one with staying power," Cramer said.
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Latin American currencies rebounded from the previous week's selloff as rising prices of basic products drove investors to hunt for bargains.
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However, as incredible as these bargains sound, any savvy consumer knows the total price will add up to a lot more.
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Some make bargains with men to escape; some try "sabotage"; some run, only to find themselves caught in yet another trap.
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Bove said he would not be a seller of the big banks, but now is not yet time to find bargains.
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Two groups of people, even groups with very different goals and ideas, can often strike bargains that advance both sides' interests.
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The facility also bargains customers with the Star Wars Rogue One: X-Wing VR mission and a VR Assassin's Creed experience.
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Defense lawyers have suggested tough decisions will need to be made, whether that's cutting some investigations short and making plea bargains.
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As we first reported ... Lori and Felicity could cut plea bargains but prosecutors wanna see the parents do time behind bars.
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After the initial plea bargains were rejected, Judge Conahan pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy, and Judge Ciavarella went to trial.
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Nine of 2000 cases are resolved through plea bargains, and prosecutors negotiate the terms almost entirely out of the public eye.
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Shop Smart: Don't spend more than you have to, and don't fall for bad bargains in the guise of irresistible discounts.
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Sentiment also worsened due to concerns that shoppers' frustration with low wage growth is forcing them to focus spending on bargains.
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It is during these times that we owe it to ourselves to do things that make us happy, like bagging bargains.
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To stay competitive with an e-commerce giant promising bargains like , more and more retailers have been forced to follow suit.
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But shoppers they are hunting for bargains at big box chains such as Walmart (WMT), Target (TGT), Costco (COST) and online.
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Conspicuously not doing a victory lap was the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, which bargains on behalf of studios.
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Spoiler Alert: This political thriller ends with the president's top aides striking plea bargains with federal prosecutors to reduce prison sentences.
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That threatens the investigations, whose success is based largely on plea bargains by suspects who avoid jail by implicating other wrongdoers.
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More affluent shoppers aren't as interested in getting up at the crack of dawn to take advantage of the doorbuster bargains.
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It seems like private investors haven't been driving hard bargains so much as they've been getting high on their own supply.
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That means knowing the difference between a damaged stock and a damaged company when hunting for bargains during a sell-off.
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Debbie: We would spend Thanksgiving Day looking at all the ads, planning our strategy, figuring out who had the best bargains.
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Plea bargains, which do not always require the defendants to admit guilt, aren't at all unusual in the U.S. criminal justice system.
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Now he must wield power, risk making enemies, drive bargains and deploy the political muscle to get his troops behind a bill.
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Second, those same teams get cheaper, longer-term rights to athletes who have a chance of becoming both contributors and major bargains.
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As U.S. consumers scoured the web for Cyber Monday deals, Cramer found some bargains of his own in the downtrodden retail sector.
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He is a man proud of his ruthlessness, and his willingness to twist arms, extract concessions and drive the hardest of bargains.
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"I'm the first person to correct this, people, and it's one of the few real bargains, therefore, that I see," Cramer said.
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Steel product manufacturer Steel Tube rose 8.7 percent as investors hunted for bargains after the company fell four sessions in a row.
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Wall Street snapped a six-day losing streak as investors looked for bargains even as worries about U.S.-China trade tensions lingered.
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The real question is not about grand bargains but whether Donald Trump should be looking for less dramatic ways to improve relations.
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That's why Dell has launched it's UK refurbished sale, with loads of bargains available right up until midnight on Monday, Feb. 240.
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So shoppers know what's coming down the pike in terms of doorbusters and bargains—including all the best Black Friday TV deals.
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The tourism industry, which once employed more than one in ten Egyptians, is slowly reviving as foreigners snap up cheap hotel bargains.
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Most high-profile cases—like the BP oil spill—have been against corporations, and the charges are usually settled through plea bargains.
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The ability to earn income driving for Uber increases workers' flexibility and, therefore, their ability to drive harder bargains with other employers.
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"I always suggest looking to lesser known regions and less familiar grapes — that's where some of the great bargains are," Isle says.
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By shifting its strategy to offer $10 off of $50 and similar offers, the chain can provide bargains without discounting specific brands.
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What we are able to tell, however, is that people will continue to shop as long as there are bargains being offered.
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We've also seen a few great bargains floating around the web that are worth checking out, which we've included for you below.
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But with the next generation of the already affordable Corolla on its way, perhaps there will be bargains available on 2018 models.
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That's a recipe for bargains, if you have the stomach to shift your asset allocation to one that is somewhat more volatile.
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Throughout 2016, oil producers competed fiercely for China's business, allowing the country to hunt for bargains and fill up its strategic reserves.
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Aside from opening day and playoff games, fans can also find more bargains attending before Memorial Day and after Labor Day — i.e.
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There's nothing extraordinary or admirable or particularly masculine about driving hard bargains and demanding truth and transparency from people across the table.
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Just as during Black Friday sales, investors are probably better off not looking for bargains right now but relaxing with their families.
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India has been trying to leverage its position as one of the biggest energy consumers to strike better bargains for its companies.
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Pharma shares, which were among the top losers this year, were up for a third straight session as investors hunted for bargains.
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All of the 22009 N.C.S. defendants struck plea bargains, and nearly all of them, 22013 percent, received a jail or prison sentence.
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Unless you're really spontaneous, and don't really want to see your family, there's no good reason to gamble on last-minute bargains.
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Doctor Strange bargains with Thanos to let Iron Man live in exchange for the Time Stone, and Thanos teleports away shortly after.
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For the last decade, policy-making in Washington was all about "grand bargains" and this was the approach Democrats took on immigration.
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If the Lakers continue to get this version of Howard, they may have ended up with one of the NBA's best bargains.
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Critic's Pick It is one of the more repellent bargains in Shakespeare: a young woman's virginity in exchange for her brother's life.
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"These are bargains of a lifetime if we manage this crisis correctly," he tweeted later, clarifying his comments on TV. Got it?
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Mr. Cox said he believed the system was too lenient and that "plea bargains" had allowed too many criminals onto the streets.
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But some remnants of those old bargains remained, long after the neighborhood was nearly devoured by Chinatown and then succumbed to gentrification.
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But even as gentrification looms, the borough offers some of the last remaining bargains in the city, for locals and newcomers alike.
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But right now, at least in my practice, we haven't had to make those sort of, you know, terrible bargains thus far.
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I struck bargains with my clients: In return for working ahead, I would take two months off to bond with my child.
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It was 21, the stock market had recently crashed, with home prices tanking in tandem, so there were bargains to be had.
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This year, Target said it is featuring back-to-school bargains at its stores and online during the week of July 211.
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Additionally, the retailer's core handbag business has slowed, with competitors rolling out heavier discounts and promotions, enticing women to shop for bargains.
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To be meaningful, broad disclosure must take place long before trial, because plea bargains account for about 20053 percent of all convictions.
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Trump will not know whether any other plea bargains have been reached or any other indictments have been issued, but Mueller will.
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Black Friday is known as the busiest shopping day of the year, with consumers rushing to stores to take advantage of bargains.
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From Reykjavik to Rome, lower airfares and a strong dollar are making for some of the best bargains in years for Americans.
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" Elsewhere, the city is imagined as a place "full of used Jews"—Jews "used by history / Secondhand Jews, with small flaws, bargains.
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By conflating the personal preferences or political interests of a leader with those of his or her people, it invites corrupt bargains.
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Their refusal to compromise has denied Republicans many of the grand bargains of Washington, from health care reform to even deficit control.
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The second are upper-middle-class folk, who "may not necessarily identify with their fellow shoppers", he says, but cannot resist the bargains.
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DUBAI, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets may have a firm tone on Tuesday as emerging market funds continue to hunt for bargains.
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"We have had an ongoing, rolling crash for months, and it's not like there aren't some bargains at 13 times earnings," Cramer argued.
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Acton applauded Facebook's decision to not place servers in China, and referenced how other businesses make Faustian bargains to operate in the country.
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Whilst everyone knows that you can bag great tech bargains during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, it's not all about gadgets.
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But bargain hunters may prefer a Christmas trip to Johannesburg or Bangkok where there is less to buy but the bargains are plentiful.
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Back over on the women's side though, 71% of articles encouraged women to seek out "vouchers", "discounts", "bargains and coupons" to save money.
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While many investors hide during times of volatility in the market, one top fund manager uses the sell-off to look for bargains.
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The local chapter of Michael Brown's Amalgamated Transit Union, which bargains with the federal government, has been mostly unaffected by the new laws.
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There are other bargains you can find at authorized retailers, but none of them are shaving as much off the price as Amazon.
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Local leaders, often far more secure than interlopers from "the centre", as Indians call New Delhi, the national capital, can drive hard bargains.
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Markets in Asia and Europe Rally as Investors Seek Bargains | Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index staged a forceful rally, closing 5.9 percent higher.
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The teens's parents – 66-year-old Bruce and 60-year-old Deborah Leonard – have both accepted plea bargains for assault from the prosecution.
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The parents of the beating victims – Bruce and 60-year-old Deborah Leonard – have both accepted plea bargains for assault from the prosecution.
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Luckily, even the most chronic procrastinators can score a thoughtful gift for Mom if they know where to find some eleventh-hour bargains.
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The national retail extravaganza known as Black Friday saw more shoppers this year, but blockbuster bargains helped them to spend a bit less.
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Leo Acheson, senior analyst at Morningstar Research Services LLC, said investors want to be in stocks but are looking abroad for better bargains.
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You can certainly find excellent bargains by purchasing them secondhand online, but you likely won't be able to get a warranty with them.
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They use that leverage to induce more and more plea bargains, so you see plea bargaining go way up around this same time.
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Unlike employees, who must show up to work and obey instructions, contractors usually strike bargains for individual tasks, such as fixing a sink.
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Lenders could feel the pinch of hefty fines imposed on some clients seeking Car Wash-related plea bargains and leniency deals, Corfield said.
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It's hard not to feel excited about the bargains to be had on Amazon Prime Day and pretty much any day on Amazon.
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A majority of the court said plea bargains could be rejected if a state witness was found to have lied or withheld information.
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Retail "has been such a weak sector that investors are hoping to find some bargains," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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Branded prescription drugs are 20 percent to 40 percent cheaper in Europe in large part because its national health plans drive hard bargains.
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It is possible there have already been more plea bargains or indictments that are now sealed and will be disclosed in due course.
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The big music labels on which most of the services depend - themselves under pressure from the shift to digital music - strike hard bargains.
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You might notice that the countries topping our list of vacation bargains tend to be countries that are going through challenging economic times.
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US alliances are deeply institutionalized relationships, reflecting complicated bargains that cannot be reduced to a zero-sum "who gets what?" real estate transaction.
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The did some horrible things -- like counting slaves as 3/5 of a person -- and made other bargains to get the job done.
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She has a reputation for avoiding publicity and working behind the scenes to negotiate favorable plea bargains or to stave off criminal charges.
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When looking solely at these corporate products, social media feels like the hellish extreme of late capitalism, Faustian bargains where consumers consume themselves.
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The clothing retail sector is suffering globally in a crowded market where savvy shoppers searching for bargains online has made price cuts rife.
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" The "biggest bargains," said Larry Schlesser, the owner-broker of two RE/MAX franchises on Roatan, "are vacant lots and homes over $600,000.
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But on a daily basis, large numbers of visitors come from Europe, South America and Asia looking for bargains and distinctly American items.
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When he outfitted his second house on Further Lane, he used a combination of vintage items he owned and bargains he found online.
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It's true, of course, that the United States bargains hard with foreign countries to further American interests — just not the president's personal interests.
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The bloc&aposs competition watchdog sent questionnaires to companies asking exactly how Google bargains with its data, and whether it ever withholds it.
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Rivals Macy's Inc's off-price Backstage business and Nordstrom Inc's Nordstrom Rack discount stores have also found favor with shoppers hunting for bargains.
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Three of the better-performing funds of the third quarter thrived by scooping up bargains among stocks that other investors had shied from.
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But not all bargains are created equal and shoppers should be wary of the "buy more, save more" types of deals, Woroch says.
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N division for $14 billion, has seen revenues slip as U.S. consumers switched from established drugstores to online shops to hunt for bargains.
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The rally in the rest of the Chinese stocks should also continue as investors pick up bargains, says Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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"As we go down another 2, 3, 4 percent, which is possible, people should be looking for bargains in high-quality companies," he advised.
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"Our strategy is to hunt for bargains, and we typically find more when the market is weak, fewer when it is strong," he commented.
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She also tells Refinery29 more about her shopping habits, feeding a family of seven, and how to find bargains at your local kosher market.
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As U.S. consumers scoured the web for Cyber Monday deals, CNBC's Jim Cramer found some bargains of his own in the downtrodden retail sector.
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Many manufacturers, including Samsung and Google, also discount phones, and carriers have regularly offered bargains to customers in the U.S. to help drive sales.
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The police have not yet been able to corroborate many accusations against politicians made in plea bargains by managers of Odebrecht, a construction company.
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To obtain majorities in congress, the new president will have to strike bargains with parties other than the Democratic Centre and its conservative allies.
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Plea bargains have been instrumental for prosecutors in the uncovering of a massive network of bribes and political kickbacks in Brazil's largest corruption scandal.
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Now, those savings aren't just good for gigantic packages of home goods, toiletries, and food — the bargains are also available for theme park visits.
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But these leaders also know that any grand bargains and big deals cut with this president won't necessarily be conveyed to the next one.
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If the markets are valued highly, you could sell a lot of stuff, but it's harder to find good bargains or properties to buy.
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N) unit Costa Cruises, paid a fine of 1 million euros ($1.3 million at the time) and prosecutors accepted plea bargains from five officials.
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But it is only one of the bargains that apparently litter the internet: YouTube watchers devour 1bn hours of videos every day, for instance.
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"Despite all this internet disintermediation, despite the endless hunt for bargains via Amazon, Apple's got the best brand loyalty in the world," Cramer said.
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One of the more than half a million members of the group, writing under the name of Om Khaled, said the bargains sell fast.
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We're now at a point where, in a lot of state court systems, more than 95 percent of convictions are obtained for plea bargains.
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It was the public prosecutor, not CICIG, who recommended the maximum allowable penalties, as prosecutors do the world over, often to encourage plea bargains.
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The Sunday bargains were even greater on flights from the U.S. to Europe, with tickets averaging 16 percent lower when compared with other days.
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Shoppers are spending more, but they are also hunting for bargains, online and at so-called off-price stores known foremost for their discounts.
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Cramer used to shop at the same few stores, occasionally browsing the local mall for bargains or scouring the weekend newspapers for good deals.
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THE PRICE Terry Kinney directs a revival of Arthur Miller's sibling rivalry drama about the bargains made in a lifetime, and their eventual costs.
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If Curry's late-season breakout for the Sacramento Kings was an indication of his ability, he could be one of free agency's best bargains.
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More than ninety-five per cent of all criminal cases at both the state and the federal level are now resolved in plea bargains.
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Plea bargains and leniency deals, relatively new legal tools in Brazil, have been key to cracking the case and helping investigators find hard evidence.
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Emphasizing the primacy of norms and social bargains embedded in our domestic regulations would ensure that global commerce was not used to override them.
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If you're going to find bargains or overpricings to short, then it has to be in things that are not understood, known and appreciated.
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So, I make expedient and strategic bargains with myself, glossing over some of the sexism and ignoring things that bother me (or trying to).
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But others see bargains and good opportunities in smaller names and in particular sectors; among them, companies such as Zoom, Activision-Blizzard, and Nvidia.
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All of which makes Peoples' Symphony Concerts a holdout — one of the best deals in New York, a city not exactly known for bargains.
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Given rising prices for clothes, electronics and anything else made in China because of tariffs, it makes sense to look for rummage-sale bargains.
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Short-term investors looked for bargains in recently-battered defense equipment stocks on speculation that the appointment of hawkish Pompeo could raise geopolitical tensions.
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Uniqlo, a mass-market Japanese casual wear brand, is now a favourite of middle class Chinese, who also shop online in search of bargains.
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Until recently, gains for stocks have come as the market has been relatively subdued, and any declines were met with buyers looking for bargains.
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The volume of shoppers hunting for bargains on Prime Day now rivals that of more traditional shopping events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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Other malls are diversifying to reduce their reliance on anchor tenants and expanding their offerings to satisfy consumer desire for experiences, not just bargains.
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India has been making the most of its position as one of the world's biggest energy consumers to strike better bargains for its companies.
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However, should debt markets stabilize, cash-rich private equity firms could have an edge in hunting for acquisition bargains in a suppressed stock market.
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U.S. stocks closed more than 210 percent higher Tuesday, lifted by gains in oil prices, as investors looked for bargains after the Brexit sell-off.
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Global clothing production doubled between 2000 and 2014 as garment firms' operations became more efficient, their production cycles sped up and shoppers got better bargains.
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Yet while the U.K.'s vote to exit the European Union is expected to pressure results, it's also likely to provide bargains for opportunistic collectors.
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But there are no bargains left in New York City, at least not in the carefully-curated shops along Bedford Avenue, and it's getting late.
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U.S. stocks closed more than 1.5 percent higher Tuesday, lifted by gains in oil prices, as investors looked for bargains after the Brexit sell-off.
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He based his decision on statements by 1703 former executives of Odebrecht, a big construction firm, who testified as part of plea bargains with prosecutors.
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World stocks clawed back those initial losses in the following weeks as buyers hunted through the wreckage for bargains, though the pound has extended losses.
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"High valuations stateside and perhaps more bargains overseas are pushing investors across the pond," said Tom Roseen, head of research services at Thomson Reuters Lipper.
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"At the end of the day, there are very few genuine bargains out there when it comes to second- or third-tier players," Cramer said.
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Scanning the list of beaten-down names is a good way to find bargains, according to Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog.
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When stocks fall it can be scary but if you have the stomach for it, you can find some great bargains — and make some money.
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While your American dollars don't go as far as they once did, there are still bargains—and fun—to be had without breaking your budget.
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Waiting to book just a few weeks before your trip may get you some bargains, although that isn't necessarily the best time to do it.
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Developers of high-priced Shanghai residential projects have been overwhelmed by deep-pocketed prospective buyers as local government price controls turn the homes into bargains.
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American and Asian collectors who came looking for bargains at the London auctions this week in light of the depreciated pound may have been disappointed.
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Surely a syndicated television career is in the cards should Judge Aquilina decide she's had enough of plea bargains and evidentiary motions in Ingham County.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Asian-controlled leasing companies splashed out on passenger jets worth $25 billion at list prices to pick out bargains as planemakers Airbus (AIR.
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What some enshrine as an age of "statesmanlike civility and bipartisan compromise" often involved dark bargains and "dirty hands" collusions, and was not especially democratic.
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Recent gains aside, there are bargains to be found in defensive areas of the market, according to Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report.
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But retail investors, who sold small-to-mid cap stocks earlier this week, were seeing buying them back as they hunted for bargains, traders said.
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And in the off-season, the Mets opted for bargains on veteran free agents 30 or older, most of whom have been injured or struggling.
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If the public thinks Pelosi is less than inspiring, that's probably because making messy political bargains and fund-raising aren't exactly celebrated skills these days.
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But don't worry: We still had plenty of time to scour the web for our favorite bargains on everything from Instant Pots to gaming laptops.
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Walk downstairs to this small, tiled, basement-level restaurant in the residential neighborhood of Campo Pequeno, and you'll find one of Lisbon's great dining bargains.
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Yes, in panicky markets, the futures clearing prices might be lower than the rational price, but canny traders would soon recognize the bargains on offer.
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Yet emerging market assets may not seem like bargains to anyone familiar with the currency collapses and economic difficulties besetting countries like Turkey and Argentina.
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The potential bargains could include high-profile names like , and , all of whose stocks slid into Monday's close despite the companies' earnings wins, Cramer said.
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Amazon Prime members who flock to the giant e-retailer on Tuesday in search of great bargains might have to look harder than they think.
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Start scoping things out early in the day, but check back periodically for new items, if you didn't find the bargains you were hoping for.
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There are so many deals that it's actually pretty difficult to pick out the best offers, but don't give up on those bargains just yet.
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The agreement comprising 6,942 people included oil workers, drillers and service staff managing canteens and other facilities, was in line with other recent collective bargains.
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Macy's — The landmark department store retail gained 153% as the start of the holiday season sent American consumers on the hunt for Cyber Monday bargains.
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SHANGHAI, July 21 (Reuters) - China stocks closed up on Thursday, the first rise this week, as investors returned to the market in search of bargains.
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Age: 29Position: DefenderAtletico Madrid securing the signing of Kieren Trippier for just $26 million in the summer was one of the bargains of the year.
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Chinese investors are also eagerly seeking bargains for foreign-currency assets amid the backdrop of a low-yield environment and a slowing economy at home.
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Then came the attempt to strike bargains, grand and otherwise, with John Boehner and congressional Republicans, which petered out early in Barack Obama's second term.
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There's no better way to awaken your inner haggler than to seek inspiration from someone who not only bargains well but loves to do it.
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Hunt for bargains Resale clothing sites also appeal to younger shoppers who want to dress to fleeting fashion trends and cycle through different outfits, analysts say.
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" Even so, some well-positioned U.S. fracking stocks are starting to look like bargains in the wake of lower oil prices, Kelly said on "Power Lunch.
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With fuel prices beginning to rise again, the days of widespread cheap flights at home may be numbered—even if new bargains emerge across the Atlantic.
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They fretted that their new president would strike bargains with the new Democratic leader in the Senate, the canny, deal-cutting Charles Schumer of New York.
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Mr. Trump and Bernie Sanders are the two who recognize this, or at least haven't made Faustian bargains that would prevent them from taking such positions.
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The plot could certainly become a lens to examine the kind of bargains people are willing to make when economic shifts threaten their way of life.
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You took our quiz, and found you've got a penchant for bargains, but that doesn't always help you achieve your short- and long-term savings goals.
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Lim said GIC would look for bargains during periodic spikes in market volatility, but also continued to see opportunities in private equity, real estate and infrastructure.
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While you can find some good bargains in the discount bin, be careful about buying whites or rosés that are more than a few years old.
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"Clearly there are some bargains to be picked up in emerging markets, in some mining stocks ... in the FTSE have been pretty beaten up," added Lawler.
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You might not be in the market for a new device right now, but everyone likes bargains, so this deals round-up still pertains to you.
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DUBAI, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Qatar's main stock index outperformed its peers in early trade on Tuesday as emerging market funds continue to hunt for bargains there.
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After the eight-year run-up in U.S. stocks, international developed and emerging markets look like relative bargains and are currently among the world's hottest trades.
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The Brexit concerns also pushed yields on U.S. Treasuries lower from one-week highs as investors looking for bargains and a safe-haven bid stepped in.
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They can use this information to draw people's attention to products they might want to buy in the future or to bargains that are on offer.
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Here's a look at the National Burrito Day bargains for 2018: With this coupon, you're entitled to a $5 burrito with the purchase of any drink.
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Grams, a dark-web search engine modelled on Google, allows punters to hunt for bargains across different markets, further eroding sites' ability to gain market share.
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"This breakdown was so incoherent, so random, so ferocious and so thoughtless that it's created a ton of bargains in all of the chaos," he said.
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Analysts at Citi said Monday that it's likely that there will be bigger sell-offs ahead — but believes they would opportunities to pick up some bargains.
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For some, like Mahmoud Al-Abadaly, hunting for bargains among the crash-damaged vehicles at a second-hand car shop, politics comes second to cash considerations.
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ET. Department stores emerged in the 19th century after the advent of mass manufacturing, but have fallen on hard times as consumers hunt for bargains online.
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Tempted by bargains on offer in the aftermath of the euro zone debt crisis, U.S. investors were key buyers of European equities from 2012 to 2014.
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The company's Bargains website, for example, is filled with products across various categories such as electronics, jewelry, and household, among others, that cost less than $20.
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Before you hit the mall or log on to Amazon, get a sense of the items you're shopping for and search for bargains and deals first.
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However, lawyers say open-ended cases will enable prosecutors to drag out hearings and leave defendants in limbo, looking to pressure them into eventual plea bargains.
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Regardless of the amount of money available, there are always free agent busts and bargains, as well as players who provide fair value for their contract.
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This time, there are signs the sea of red in Treasury bonds could signal a bear market rather than offer a chance to scoop up bargains.
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The Times - B&M Bargains and Marks & Spencer were among retail businesses who faced criticism on Tuesday for keeping their doors open despite Britain's lockdown. bit.
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Shoppers can now find bargains well before and long after Black Friday, and some deals are explicitly intended to draw spending away from the main event.
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The best bargains, however, weren't found in the oldest apartments, but in the 1950s stock, which sold for a median $737,20003, the lowest of any decade.
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The available deals won't always be right for you, but make a habit of checking every now then for bargains that fit what you're looking for.
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First, in a staggered discovery process, defendants would receive the data they need to make an informed decision about plea bargains within 15 days of arraignment.
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Some shorter-term deals, like Philadelphia's five-year contracts to Ryan Howard and Cliff Lee and the Angels' five-year Josh Hamilton debacle, were hardly bargains.
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Like many of its bricks-and-mortar peers, Dunelm has been expanding its online business as price-conscious Britons log more hours looking for bargains online.
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Consumers expressed frustration over missing out on bargains, leading some to say they would turn to other retailers like Target to fulfill their Black Friday needs.
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If the headline, written in English, was intended to be a clever play on a phrase normally associated with holiday season bargains, it did not work.
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From an Echo Dot that's 56 percent off to a Dash Egg Cooker that's marked down to just $15, these bargains are not to be missed!
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This month, supporters held a mock trial in Curitiba, accusing them of abusing pretrial detentions, offering questionable plea bargains and trying the case in the press.
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They refused plea bargains, insisting that incriminating statements they had made to the authorities had been coerced, and spent from seven to 13 years in prison.
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But Mr. Trump, who considers himself the consummate deal maker, faces gnawing suspicions that he will find it easy to cut bargains that betray conservative principles.
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There's the cautionary tale, told by Melody Cohen, of the woman who shopped at the Metairie store without informing her best friend about all the bargains.
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As an investment in shared prosperity (or, if you prefer, global hegemony), the running cost of American military power may be one of history's better bargains.
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"Traders are trying to bottom-fish (for crude bargains) and store for one to two months before re-selling," a trader with a western firm said.
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Investors picked up bargains on a broad range of shares after relentless selling pushed the benchmark index to a 22003-21.1/21 month low on Wednesday.
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That's how you end up with endless fixations on striking grand bargains to cut Social Security, NAFTA, TPP, and no jail time after the financial bailout.
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Bargains galore from bed linens to chandeliers were on offer at the liquidation sale at the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal — but nothing bearing the president's name.
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That being said, shoppers in search of big bargains should come to Whole Foods with a little more knowledge of prices at other chains for comparison.
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In the other direction, Hong Kong residents are scrambling for bargains in mainland cities like Zhuhai and Zhongshan - some for quick profit, others a sea change.
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But further political chaos in South Africa combined with rising inflation in Argentina helped make South Africa the country with the best bargains for June travel.
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The biggest gainer was Z Energy Ltd which rose 1.2 percent as investors sought bargains from the energy retailer's lower price after five consecutive sessions of falls.
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Overall convenience aside, shopping online can sometimes make it harder to evaluate barrages of bargains without the intuitive store displays and fixed prices of physical retail spaces.
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Keen-eyed fans of the film will spot familiar characters, like the three little platypus-like information brokers who make a series of bargains with movie-Laureline.
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Global sovereign wealth funds are waiting to pounce on bargains instead of paring stakes in the U.K. following the Brexit vote, a senior industry expert said Friday.
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Defensive utilities, real estate and telecom services - which have largely underperformed in the post-election rally - were the top gainers as investors hunted for year-end bargains.
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The rally was also helped by easing demand for safe-haven government bonds, with investors looking for bargains in beaten-down stocks after three weeks of declines.
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Just seven men have been convicted either by trial before military commission or through plea bargains, including four whose convictions were later overturned on appeal or invalidated.
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Figures overnight pointed to the weakest housing market since 2013 but retail sales data earlier on Thursday were unexpectedly strong, as shoppers pounced on Black Friday bargains.
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The Worst Bargains of Amazon Prime Day [Updated]Amazon treats its annual Prime Day like a religious holiday for shopping and the greatest thing…Read more Read
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Investors tend to go after low-quality stocks because they see them as bargains, but that's more likely to result in losses than in gains, he said.
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The biggest shopping day of the year is finally here, and to help streamline your spree, we've rounded up the most irresistible bargains from your favorite retailers.
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KLM's Basic Economy fares are often great bargains and let you add options, ranging from your choice of seats to extra baggage, even a bespoke dining menu.
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"In general, plea bargaining is done totally in the shadows," said Thea Johnson, an associate professor at University of Maine School of Law who's studied plea bargains.
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Consumers in China and India tend to typically buy gold in jewellery form, swooping in to hunt bargains or if they are confident of a sustained rally.
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Democrats instead struck bargains with stakeholders across the health industry, which created political and economic space for a major coverage expansion but left most existing arrangements untouched.
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Meanwhile, for Democrats, the deal is a political necessity: They can't afford to be seen as antagonistic to teachers, and that leaves them susceptible to unsavory bargains.
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Since Prime Day's introduction in 2015, it has become just as synonymous with online spending and bargains as Black Friday, and its popularity has been growing since.
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Sometimes they are able to find bargains by walking out into the party at the right time, and that may be the case again with Jared Cook.
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We're all getting ready to shop for Black Friday bargains, and retailers are busy preparing those deals, but where does that leave everyone for the time being?
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Meanwhile, global share prices gained as investors hunted for bargains after Europe's longest losing streak of the year and the worst run since March for leading indices.
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With the stock market hitting record highs again early Tuesday, investors will be hard-pressed to find bargains, said the chief U.S. equity strategist at Goldman Sachs.
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In decrying contemporary hyperpartisanship, we must not over-romanticize the old interest-group politics, in which party leaders worked out bargains among competing interests behind closed doors.
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In general, most companies and individuals involved in price-fixing schemes agree to plead guilty; at the federal level, 90 percent of cases end with plea bargains.
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Mr. Halligan, who knows a good deal after 2150 years at a Wall Street investment bank, grinned as he discussed one of the best commuting bargains around.
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Soaring valuations have kept Buffett, who prefers to take the long-term view and wait for bargains, on the sidelines since his last major acquisition in 2015.
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Do not be surprised if we witness before the end of the year the first indictments or plea bargains emerging from the work of the special counsel.
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Greater confidence that Brexit-related issues will be dealt with has encouraged investors to look for bargains, said Brian Pow, vice president, research at Acumen Capital Partners.
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But nationalized politics alone strips away the many little points of common ground that cut across polarizing lines of ideology and help make bargains and compromise possible.
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Co-ops also made up the largest share of sales — 52 percent of all closings — as buyers sought out better bargains, according to the report from Stribling.
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Over the summer those rates increase by about $2220 to $20058 across the board, although there are still bargains flying Copa through Panama City, with slightly longer layovers.
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"There's a big difference between tempting shoppers with bargains and persuading them to keep buying once January's discounts and New Year's resolution purchases are over though," he added.
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If you're starting to get in the mood to treat yo' self to some new tech for the winter, we have a few bargains for you this week.
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A simple explanation that Warren Buffett once gave for knowing when the market is overvalued doesn't present a full-throated endorsement of market bargains being plentiful right now.
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The bounce back in the most beaten down names is also a typical new year's phenomenon, when investors look for bargains among the rubble of the previous year.
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Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman could cut plea bargains if they want 'em -- but they wouldn't be getting off easy ... because prosecutors want prison time, TMZ has learned.
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Canada's grand political bazaar, in which the prime minister and the premiers strike the bargains that determine how the country will be governed, is again open for business.
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The boy was taken to hospital with serious burns to his arm and face after an incident at the Home Bargains store in Worcester, central England, on Saturday.
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BJ's Wholesale Club may not be as big as rivals Costco and Sam's Club, but this warehouse store offers great bargains to shoppers looking to buy in bulk.
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Another company that played into the paradigm of retail was Tanger Factory Outlet Centers, which has defied the odds of the shopping mall by offering bargains to shoppers.
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At first, she believes that it's a paradise, but when it's time to leave, she discovers that there's a high cost to bargains that she has to make.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks touched to a fresh eight-month high on Wednesday, before slipping back, as yield-hungry investors continued to hunt for bargains.
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A survey conducted by the NRF showed 44 percent of consumers opting to take advantage of deals online, as opposed to 40 percent who chased bargains in stores.
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"I think the better bargains might lie in today's trash bin," Cramer said It was the companies that make tangible goods that had their stocks soar on Thursday.
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That anticipated spillover effect is sending investors, who piled into safer assets last year, searching for bargains again - a move that some investors expect to benefit Asian stocks.
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While some investors see bargains in lower valuations of regional banks' shares, few can point with any confidence to near-term catalysts for a turnaround in their fortunes.
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Discount powerhouse TJX Companies (TJX), parent of TJMaxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods, reported a 7% rise in same-store sales last quarter as consumers flooded in to find bargains.
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This is the third time this summer that Microsoft has been called out after trying to increase its monetization on populations to whom it has traditionally offered bargains.
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Even as Brazil braces for the longest and deepest recession since 1901, bargains are scarce, BTG Pactual's Gonçalves said, pointing to the multiples paid by acquirers last year.
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He added Abras expects strong sales results for December, when consumers are expected to do the bulk of their Christmas shopping to take advantage of last-minute bargains.
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TAIPEI, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks rose more than 0.1093 percent on Monday as investors hunted for bargains after a long weekend and five straight sessions of falls.
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Founded in 2011, The RealReal's success is built on a profitable mix of the boom in e-commerce, and a younger clientele's interest in bargains and recycled clothing.
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Changing federal kickback law presumably would force health insurers and PBMs to drive for harder bargains instead of running to whichever drug company offered the most appetizing rebate.
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You can snag savings throughout November, but despite early deals, retailers like Walmart, and Best Buy reserve some of their best bargains for Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday.
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Known as the "ley del arrepentido," or the "law of the remorseful," it allowed plea bargains in a number of crimes, including corruption, drug smuggling and human trafficking.
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Last week, Jim Cramer held his annual fantasy stock draft, and the "Mad Money" host now is helping investors scan the market "waiver wire" to find some bargains.
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Classical mythology brings us the tale of the Sibyl of Cumae, a prophetess who bargains with Apollo for endless life, and centuries later comes to yearn for death.
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Graham and Durbin went to the White House to present it to Trump; they had a proposal that had the potential to be one of Washington's grandest bargains.
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The bulk of December sales are made to people picking up year-end bargains, customers exchanging leased cars and last-minute business purchases before the tax year ends.
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Being harried and dazzled like this — bombarded with information we lack the time or capacity to process — we can become pliable, susceptible to groupthink, open to Faustian bargains.
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But by carefully shopping around, consumers will often be able to find bargains — a point highlighted in the case in California, where the state runs its own marketplace.
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And since Wuhan residents aren't allowed out of their apartment compounds, Ms. Zhang, 32, and her mother, a retiree, can no longer scavenge the nearby markets for bargains.
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Pence and Pompeo are hardly alone in having forged Faustian bargains with Donald Trump, or in having gambled that they will somehow survive his heedlessness and serial disloyalty.
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If Trump pivots to Asia with bargains, rather than lectures, he can seize the Asian century and deliver wins for the United States and the Indo-Pacific region.
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The distressed debt guru singled out China for bargains, adding that some of the Lain American countries that have gone through political or economic difficulties were also attractive.
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While there is skepticism over whether the bargains are genuine, Brits are expected to spend £224 ($288) on average during Black Friday and its online cousin, Cyber Monday.
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Wall Street's slump at the end of last year may help private equity firms find bargains when they look for companies to purchase, according to KKR's Scott Nuttall.
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The potential bargains could include high-profile names like Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet, all of whose stocks slid into Monday's close despite the companies' earnings wins, Cramer said.
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Indeed, the Baker-Shultz carbon dividends plan is based on a few grand bargains meant to offer everyone with a stake in the climate debate an important win.
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She makes bargains with God, just as she did as a young girl when, in exchange for her poor vision, she asked for a soul mate one day.
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In Egypt, investors scooped up financial and property stocks, seeking bargains after a recent spate of selling on concerns about political unrest ahead of a cut in energy subsidies.
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It's also a reminder of a fundamental truth we all tend to forget in our insatiable quest for bargains: The lowest price is seldom the best deal for anyone.
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In honor of his new partnership with No212.68, we caught up with the makeup artist to find out exactly what beauty bargains he loves to find at the drugstore.
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In fact, the company's move highlighted "two other bargains, two companies with service revenue streams that could easily get away with raising their prices: Amazon and Apple, " Cramer said.
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Strategists say it may be too soon for investors to look for bargains among the rubble in what has traditionally been one of the quietest weeks of the year.
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Those positives, he said, include excessive pessimism among investors and the broader market being oversold, a condition that tends to create bargains in individual stocks of top-notch companies.
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Such grand bargains are harder to strike for the EU, a club in which trade talks are handled by Brussels but national governments remain in charge of military matters.
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These included cutting severance pay for permanent staff in order to make temporary contracts less attractive to bosses, and allowing firms in dire straits to depart from wage bargains.
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Since you don't have all day to scour the web for noteworthy sales and discounts, we rounded up the best bargains for you to shop in one convenient place.
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So it could all put pressure on Italian assets as 2018 starts, scaring some investors away but creating opportunities for others hunting for stock bargains as the economy improves.
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"This gave those shoppers looking for bargains more choice and more reason to shop around, something that had a tangible impact on both T.J. Maxx and Marshalls," Saunders said.
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" Why it's happening: "Shoppers can now find bargains well before and long after Black Friday, and some deals are explicitly intended to draw spending away from the main event.
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Calling it "brilliant" and "necessary," especially as an investment in 5G technology, he thinks the biggest stock bargains can be found with the majority owners of the two companies.
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Earlier this month, the Liberal government raised a federal child benefit to keep pace with inflation, helping to support eligible families, but others are still scrambling to find bargains.
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This translated into bargains for savvy real estate companies looking to buy properties on the cheap and for investors who wanted to increase their stakes in landlords doing so.
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By "booking your ship way in advance, you can get the rock-bottom introductory rate," Firpo said, but added that even procrastinators can be rewarded with bargains as well.
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"If that's the case, I say let them knock the market down so we can use the weakness to get some major bargains in our favorite stocks," he said.
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Not only will you find stellar prices on desktop towers and computer monitors, you'll also be able to get bargains on headsets, mice, keyboards, gaming laptops, and other accessories.
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As more and more people look into upgrading their home theater setups with 43K displays, retailers are of course competing to win us over with great bargains and markdowns.
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But the companies that move goods through a humming economy now look among the market's best bargains, as long as the U.S.-China trade dispute doesn't derail their outlook.
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"Now we have an economy that's accelerated in growth...A lot of the stocks that have been ignored in the last couple of years could become bargains," Bradshaw said.
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The three-day weekend is one of the biggest shopping holidays of the year, second only to Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, in terms of the bargains available.
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Earlier this month, the Liberal government raised a federal child benefit to keep pace with inflation, helping to support eligible families, but others are still scrambling to find bargains.
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Some 22,000 international merchants are expected to offer discounts and other deals, mostly online, without the overnight lines and doorbuster bargains associated with Black Friday in the United States.
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FANG stocks had been big winners this year, and investors took profits in those names and other tech stocks as they searched for bargains among high tax paying companies.
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Claudio Couto, professor of political science at Fundação Getulio Vargas, said that Sunday's loss dramatically weakened Rousseff's ability to strike political bargains and shore up support for her government.
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There are numerous bargains waiting to be picked up in the stock market following the tepid gains realized in the third quarter and the tumultuous start to the fourth.
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The low-end of WOW's airfares are true bargains, but those sub-$100 fares aren't always available and competitors like Delta Air Lines sometimes offer fares similar to WOW's.
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Bargains Depot 2-in-1 Universal Touch Screen Pen, $9.77, available at AmazonThey might want or need a stylus if they have a phone with an especially large screen.
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Wagner, a current member of the state Senate, said he would be introducing a bill that creates "no plea bargains, no life sentences and no mercy" for school shooters.
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Some spoke of using the market's superb 2019 performance and elevated valuations as an opportunity to take profits and raise cash, and now see themselves poised to find bargains.
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She goes on to consider the bargains celebrities strike for fame, and examines why they've always been objects of keen fascination: Before the Kardashians there was Antony and Cleopatra.
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Given the existential stakes in 2020, it's tempting for Democrats to put their own preferences aside and strike mental bargains with groups of people they may have never met.
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New routes and cheaper fares from budget carriers are among the factors leading to more options for travelers seeking domestic and international bargains, according to the travel website Hipmunk.
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Just like stock in a dollar shop, there's an astonishing range of quality: Some offerings appear perfunctory and flimsy, while other works — the true bargains — thoughtfully engage the assignment.
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I also hope that audiences who balk at luxury prices, even for luxury products, will consider the much better bargains (and often higher quality) of Off Broadway and beyond.
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You can pick up loads of bargains in the sale, and with Christmas just around the corner, you can buy gifts for all your loved ones at reduced rates.
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A love triangle with a Faustian twist, this play from Maggie Diaz Bofill centers on a college professor, his wife, the woman they meet and the bargains they make.
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Even in a gyrating market like this one, sometimes the bargains are right in front of you, Cramer said on Friday as the major averages lifted from their lows.
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After today, though, it's getting too late to sell, and if we get another move down, a second 'Pats crash,' it will create too many juicy bargains to ignore.
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McDevitt said the moves could be evidence that investors aren't "chasing returns" but instead are bracing against potential volatility ahead and looking for bargains against highly valued U.S. stocks.
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"The modestly more cautious consumer mindset has been helpful here as it drove more shoppers to TJX's stores to look for bargains," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said.
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On the other hand, we do get decorators, realtors who are staging homes or individuals who really don't need to shop in our store but are looking for bargains.
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In the year before our 2009 trip, the Argentine peso had lost more than 15 percent of its value, meaning we could expect bargains on almost everything we bought.
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In the year before our 23 trip, the Argentine peso had lost more than 15 percent of its value, meaning that we could expect bargains on almost everything we bought.
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If you thought the best time to pick up deals on electronics was Black Friday, well, you would be right, but it's not the only time to swoop on bargains.
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For those consumers on the hunt for post-Christmas discounts — or just hitting the stores to make gift returns – there are a few staples that will offer bargains through January.
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Wall Street's three main indexes closed at record highs on Friday, helped by gains in consumer staples and technology stocks as investors hunted for bargains in a post-election rally.
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Alongside the traditional advice on keeping your turkey moist and where to find Black Friday bargains, there comes a political guide to preventing Donald Trump from spoiling the holiday weekend.
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Alex Slusky, founder and chief investment officer of Vector Capital, a private equity firm which says it targets "fallen angel" companies, agreed that identifying potential bargains was just a start.
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And White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney last week appeared to make the President's exposure much worse by saying that such bargains were always part of foreign policy.
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This year, on November 23, while you're snagging all the Black Friday store deals you can possibly get your hands on, take advantage of restaurant bargains and free food offers!
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JBS' lawyers had argued before Fachin that blocking the sale of assets to Minerva broke the terms of the plea-bargains the Batistas signed, which gave them immunity against prosecution.
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Investors returning from the week-long Lunar New Year holiday also took advantage of the weak start to trading - triggered by last week's global sell-off - to hunt for bargains.
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Based on your comment about investing in Chef right after the bubble burst, is your strategy swooping in and finding the bargains or sitting out the market until prices stabilize?
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The grand bargains envisaged in the deal are probably too ambitious in the limited time Europe has; all EU governments will have to approve the visa deal, which seems unlikely.
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LONDON — British bargain shop B&M Bargains has said it will urge a supplier to remove a slogan after sets of "novelty" weighing scales were branded pro-anorexic on Facebook.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 28 (Reuters) - China stocks reversed earlier losses to end higher on Tuesday, led by gains in consumer and material firms, as investors hunted for bargains after recent falls.
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The first quarter comes to an end this week, and that could bring in buyers looking for bargains in some of the beaten-down sectors but also among the winners.
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The shops are spartan and thinly staffed, since customers are happy to hunt for bargains without help, and understand that if it isn't on display, the store doesn't have it.
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LAGOS, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Nigerian shares rose on Friday as investors, encouraged by gains in the price of oil, sought bargains in a market that has fallen sharply this month.
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Investors looked for bargains among beaten-down stocks, pushing up markets for the second day after the "Brexit" verdict wiped out about $3 trillion globally in a two-day selloff.
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Yet I'm also stunned when I look at my Steam library and contemplate the small fortune I have spent on "bargains" that I have never and likely will never play.
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Amazon Prime Day has become just as synonymous with bargains as shopping events like Black Friday, and it provides more incentive to purchase a Prime subscription and other Amazon products.
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As often happens when markets soften, leasing companies will be looking for bargains in Paris next week and are expected to feature prominently in any announcements beyond the MAX 10.
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Among sectoral gainers, the UK mining index rose 1 percent as metals prices recovered and some investors looked for bargains after of a sell-off in the previous two sessions.
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Negotiating on behalf of this vast number of U.S. citizens gives the PBMs the "clout" necessary to drive hard bargains - and obtain prices lower than those received by Medicare beneficiaries.
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The Odebrecht family and top executives have signed plea bargains with Brazilian prosecutors in which as many as 77 of the engineering group's executives are testifying about widespread political graft.
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But apparent bargains could turn out to be expensive if earnings expectations take a turn for the worse next year as the United States continues its trade dispute with China.
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Its gains have come at the expense of other S&P 500 sectors and value stocks — those considered bargains because they trade at more reasonable prices relative to their fundamentals.
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The last time the United States fell into a recession, all three fared well as consumers focused on finding bargains and discounts and turned to retailers known for offering them.
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Prosecutors generally offer favorable plea bargains like this one only when the cooperating defendant can provide evidence that incriminates someone "up the ladder" — someone more senior than the defendant himself.
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Those searching for bargains might want to focus on Sullivan and Ulster counties, on the less-chic western side of the Hudson River, where prices were among the most affordable.
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In criminal cases, sentencing guidelines adopted during the Reagan administration and laws establishing mandatory minimum sentences encourage defendants to waive jury trials and to accept plea bargains offered by prosecutors.
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"The crisis in Idlib with Putin reminded Turkey that Russia is Turkey's nemesis, and that even when they have bargains with the Turks, they will ultimately undermine Turkey," Çağaptay said.
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Of all the bargains that have been made by the content creators that shaped your internet experience over the past decade, the one made with Facebook is the most Faustian.
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We put together a list of some of the biggest bargains and included links to relevant mattress reviews to make your shopping experience easy enough to do in your sleep.
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QNB had been a major gainer in the previous two sessions after investors sought bargains in the aftermath of its recent sell-off on concerns about its exposure to Turkey.
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There may well be revelations during the hearings about Facebook's relationships with Russia and with Cambridge Analytica while Mueller continues to pursue investigations, indictments and plea bargains surrounding these matters.
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In a letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders released over the weekend, Buffett revealed that the conglomerate has been having a difficult time finding bargains as market prices continue to increase.
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Overall, average round-trip international airfare rates are slightly higher compared to last year — up one percent — but Hipmunk found several international cities where there are bargains to be had.
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Shoppers can score the best bargains as part of "Clear the Rack" sales, which typically happen once a month and tack on an additional 25% off the lowest marked prices.
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But much of the money that came off the books was plunged into the free agent contracts of Tanaka and Ellsbury, which at the moment are no grand bargains, either.
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No word if Mark and Priscilla also hit up Ross Dress For Less -- there's one in the same shopping mall -- we're guessing they got their fill of bargains at Costco.
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If you don't feel like scrolling through all of them (fair!), fret not: Below, you'll find a quick rundown of the best bargains that are up for grabs right now.
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Since then the probe has expanded, in large part because Moro has actively pursued suspects within the political elite, using plea bargains to secure testimonies and widen the net further.
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AFSCME, conservative lawyers challenged the practice of public sector unions charging "agency fees" to employees who decline to join the union but who still benefit from the deals it bargains.
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In 2015, Klarman wrote a list of the top lessons he learned from following Warren Buffett's career, and he placed the advice to "buy bargains" at the top of that list.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq is on pace for its steepest monthly decline since January 2016, but veteran investor Paul Meeks isn't ready to jump into the wreck for bargains just yet.
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The hostile public dispute comes at a time when pharmacy benefit managers are driving hard bargains with drugmakers and drugstores, in order to demonstrate that they can lower costs for consumers.
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Given the S&P 500's nearly 10 percent move off its recent high, and sharp decline in valuation, one market watcher says there are plenty of bargains to be found.
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Shoppers were looking for bargains ahead of an expected rise in prices in 4.13 as a weaker pound starts to push up the cost of imports, putting household finances under pressure.
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"Despite the big sell-off and one of the heftiest cash positions the trust has ever had, the bargains have yet to develop on a scale I find acceptable," Cramer said.
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PETER HENDERSONWingello, New South Wales Back to realityGrand bargains are very rare in international life, and the atmospherics for one between America and Russia couldn't be worse ("Courting Russia", February 11th).
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At $40 it will be $10 more expensive than the original View-Master VR, but the improvements still make this one of the best bargains you'll find among Google Cardboard viewers.
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Christopher Larkin, senior vice president of trading at E-Trade Financial in New York, said his retail clients were using the recent dips as an opportunity to pick up some bargains.
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Finland brought in plea-bargains in 19904 after a series of cases in which the European Court of Human Rights ruled that it had violated citizens' right to a timely trial.
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Read More This is the easy way to find stock market bargains "We believe the market turmoil isn't over, and therefore the yen is going to continue to rise," she said.
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Still, for the average investor who is more interested in seeing their money grow alongside the economy than in snatching up incredible bargains, the decline of volatility is probably a boon.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that it has the right to reject plea bargains made in corruption probes, potentially undercutting investigations that have threatened President Michel Temer's government.
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Amid a stream of revelations, arrests, and plea bargains from Robert Mueller's investigation of Donald Trump campaign's connections with Russia, liberals are becoming giddy at the prospect of impeaching the president.
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That case has now become Exhibit A in the unpalatable bargains Ms. Merkel has made in pursuit of security and political survival, or what might be known as realpolitik version 2016.
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Investors should pocket gains after a strong rally in major stock markets and scout bargains in the energy and technology sectors next year, a senior strategist at TD Ameritrade said Tuesday.
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Every day brings more news about indictments and plea bargains in the Russia scandal, news of other financial and political scandals, and more resignations and firings of officials close to Trump.
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Investors are also finding bargains among established companies in emerging markets that have improved their profitability in recent years but still trade at 5.63 percent discounts to their developed-market peers.
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There is a profound fear of potential coming indictments or plea bargains achieved by Mueller that might already have happened and remain under seal, or will happen in the near future.
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There was always intense horse-trading over the big jobs, but in the past it was often squared by grand bargains between France and Germany and between Christian and Social Democrats.
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Given that the Giants also pursued Zack Greinke and David Price — who both earned contracts worth more than $200 million — they believe they might have gotten bargains with Cueto and Samardzija.
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Because no one quite knows when it's time to leave an inflated market or when to return and shop for bargains, millions of people guess wrong or follow the current trend.
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"Investors are hunting bargains in banking and real estate stocks which are trading at low valuations," said Chen Xiaopeng, an analyst with Sealand Securities, adding that any impact from Sino-U.
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The competitiveness at physical stores has had a dark undercurrent, too, with pictures of crazed shoppers trampling over others to get to the best bargains an annual theme in the media.
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"If you're not offering a great digital experience or nearly unbeatable bargains ... you are in trouble," he said after Wall Street received a mixed bag of earnings reports from the industry.
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As prices continue to decline in the luxury market, developers are keen on maximizing every square foot, including below-grade space, while buyers seek out bargains in a supply-heavy market.
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It has made shopping around for bargains easier than ever while Amazon's Prime program set a new benchmark with perks, such as free two-day shipping, video streaming or cloud storage.
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Their questions for the prospective prosecutors showed insider knowledge of the criminal justice system: Why is there so much pressure on inmates to take plea bargains rather than go to trial?
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In recent years, plea bargains of all sorts have dominated the criminal-justice system: They now account for almost 95 percent of the final dispositions in felony cases across the nation.
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As dollar stores have proliferated across New York City, they have provided not only bargains for shoppers, but also jobs and livelihoods for a new generation of immigrants like the Lins.
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Republicans argued against speedy emergency funding when floods or hurricanes hit various parts of the country, delaying much-needed help, and tried to push Mr. Obama into bargains on spending cuts.
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The Court of Appeals ruling left intact the rest of the law, although prosecutors and defense lawyers predicted that the decision would leave them with less leeway to negotiate plea bargains.
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And yet, while people often work hard to find the best possible deal on the price of a car, surprisingly most fail to shop around at all for interest rate bargains.
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That list has expanded recently in the Middle East, where low oil prices have left some Arab states looking for bargains where previously they snapped up top-of-the-line items.
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Even in a gyrating market like this one, sometimes the bargains are right in front of you, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Friday as the major averages lifted from their lows.
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"If you're not offering a great digital experience or nearly unbeatable bargains ... you are in trouble," he said after Wall Street received a mixed bag of earnings reports from the industry.
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"We are seeing an inverse relationship between size and value, the bigger stocks are the better bargains and the smaller stocks aren't," said Craig Callahan, President at ICON Funds in Denver.
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In one of Warren Buffett's first televised profiles, the "Oracle of Omaha" explained a simple method of investing that prioritizes an insatiable hunt for bargains, patience, and the occasional baseball analogy.
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Customers of Costco, which boasts some of the biggest bargains on the market, also tend to overlook when the big-box retailer raises the price of its membership cards, Cramer noted.
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AFSCME, involved a challenge to the practice of public sector unions charging "agency fees" to employees who decline to join the union but who still benefit from the deals it bargains.
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Analysts attribute the company's success to its rock-bottom bargains, discounts based on group buys that prod users to recruit friends, and a design that relies more on browsing than search.
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"The intimidation, bullying and misery facing the healthcare industry has created bargains," said Bill Smead, who oversees $2.3 billion, including $130 million in Berkshire stock, at Smead Capital Management Inc in Seattle.
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When you couple that excellent battery life and GPU performance with a price tag of $900 to $1,300 (as tested), you're looking at one of the best bargains in laptops right now.
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SANTIAGO/WINNIPEG, April 6 (Reuters) - As slumping metals prices force miners to scale back production, the scramble by some to sell idled equipment at a discount is producing bargains for healthier players.
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Not long ago, when bigwigs met Team Trump, they heard alarming talk of grand bargains with Russia, perhaps exchanging concessions over Ukraine for help containing Iran and battling Islamic extremists in Syria.
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To convince shoppers of the same, she priced the Guild's brooms lower than she usually would, slimming their margins in favor of making them more accessible to people used to Amazon's bargains.
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"You come in, you see the goofiness, you see the signs, you see the bargains, and you know what, it's very difficult to come in and just buy one item," Butler said.
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At $129.95, it's actually very reasonable for a high-quality duffel bag, too, and definitely one of the better bargains in the Peak lineup when it comes to value for the money.
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With that much money at stake, it's possible for counterfeit goods to enter their supply chain, especially when smaller or independent traders look for bargains in order to compete with larger rivals.
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Kim "is shopping around for a deal -- playing the various actors off each other, looking for wins and bargains along the way," said Robert Kelly, professor of international relations, Pusan National University.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese stock investors are finally seeing value in domestic shares, but there's a twist: instead of wading back onto battered onshore exchanges, they've gone shopping for bargains in Hong Kong.
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The conservative government that replaced Whitlam in 1975 was careful to spend only modest amounts on (mostly Australian) artwork, turning down bargains from the likes of Cézanne and Braque in the process.
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The plea bargains called for the five-time National Football League Pro Bowl safety to serve the 108-month prison sentences concurrently, followed by a lifetime of strict probation and parole requirements.
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Dunelm has been expanding its online business, like many of its brick-and-mortar peers, as price-conscious Britons log more hours looking for bargains online, attracted by the ease of purchase.
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The surprise is that in this new era, there's a flipside: you can still get yourself a slew of extremely decent automobiles for less than $25,000, and a few bargains below $20,000.
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At the most basic level, she bargains with synagogue boards for a client's salary, which for a rabbi, generally ranges from $90,000 to $150,000 annually, depending on experience, geography and congregation size.
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Similarly, the whole concept of mass e-commerce bargains sounds a lot like Groupon, a company that trades at less than one times sales as compared to Alibaba's multiple of 13 times.
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The dollar rose against the yen and euro as some investors emerged out of the holiday lull to hunt for bargains as the market entered the last trading stretch of the year.
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"Shoppers with an eye for bargains in all areas of the country should be able to purchase individual menu items at prices comparable to the Farm Bureau survey," the Farm Bureau says.
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And they came together one last time to lament the demise of their favorite gathering spot, a place where you could land bargains while discussing the latest releases with like-minded collectors.
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That means there are bargains to be had among tech stocks that have great fundamentals and good potential, but that are seeing their share prices sink in the short-term economic crises.
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If you didn't know better, you'd assume there's no better time to shop, and retailers save their best bargains for what seems like the extension of a holiday — but you know better.
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As a businessman Trump was known for finagling suspicious bargains and fleeing steep bills, all in the interests of getting more for less, living larger than he otherwise might and enriching himself.
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Employers then could use the data to drive better bargains for some hospital services, and savings hypothetically could be passed along to workers in the form of higher wages and other benefits.
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The collection of David and Peggy Rockefeller, a vast trove of paintings, furniture, porcelain and other treasures, was on the block over three days, with Wednesday offering some of the relative bargains.
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But after more than a month of this rally, value-minded investors think it may be time to start looking for bargains in areas of the market that have been left behind.
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Through our obsessive price-tracking and deal-finding for the Wirecutter Deals page and daily deals newsletter, my co-workers and I know that some bargains get posted as early as Nov.
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Investors were hopeful that Black Friday, traditionally one of the busiest shopping days of the year as stores offer bargains the day after Thanksgiving, would give a much needed boost to retailers.
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But Hong Kong's record-breaking property price surge over the past few years is pushing many to reconsider such inauspicious apartments as bargains too good to pass up, whatever the bad history.
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Prices for generic drugs have been falling across the industry, as major pharmacy chains, wholesalers and pharmacy benefit managers have united into colossal buying groups to drive harder bargains with generic drugmakers.
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Increasingly, he said, "those who are not subsidized will drop out because of the high prices, and those getting the subsidy will still see great bargains," after taking account of the subsidies.
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Yet even as the US-led alliance grew, the Pentagon slashed its forces in Europe in the belief that the continent would settle future conflicts via political bargains or lawsuits, not weapons.
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SHANGHAI, July 18 (Reuters) - China stocks steadied on Tuesday, aided by strong gains in cyclicals, even as investors hunted for bargains after an intense sell-off in small-caps in the previous session.
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Read More Stocks mostly lower with energy off 1% as oil slides; Nasdaq tries for gains He also believes active management is important because you have to hunt for bargains in this market.
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The time window between now and the start of the holidays is ideal for "purchasing long-haul and international flights, as those will yield more bargains over shorter, domestic flights," Hathiramani told PopSugar.
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And of course technology has made the work-life boundary more porous in general — so maybe answering the occasional job-related weekend email balances out time spent browsing travel bargains at the office.
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Dodge said the Supreme Court must decide whether the Federal Police can also negotiate plea bargains with criminals, an authority currently limited to prosecutors who have opposed sharing the function with the police.
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So yes, we will probably be mentioning the new Samsung Galaxy S10 from time to time, but we'll still be looking to bring you the best bargains on a wide range of products.
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Funds including Neptune, backed by Carlyle Group and CVC Capital Partners, and Chrysaor, backed by EIG Global Partners, among others, have since raised billions of dollars to snap up bargains in the sector.
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SANDEFJORD/OSLO, Norway (Reuters) - Norwegian oil firms Statoil and Det norske are looking at more acquisitions after recent deals, their chief executives told Reuters, hunting for bargains after a plunge in energy prices.
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Banking and property-related stocks, battered in the previous sessions on concern about economic growth following last month's vote in Britain to leave the European Union, rose as some investors looked for bargains.
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Police aren't allowed to conduct wiretaps or undercover operations, and the legal system doesn't allow for plea bargains, so authorities are forced to rely on a cultural pressure to unburden oneself after wrongdoing.
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For shoppers, that means a greater ability to negotiate bargains for goods and for sellers, that means its easier than ever to get cash for an item you're trying to get rid of.
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Rising trading volume in Dubai on Sunday showed some investors were returning to the market to hunt for bargains, and the index closed very near its intra-day high, a positive technical sign.
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Batista's lawyer Antonio Carlos Kakay rejected the charges brought by Janot, arguing in a statement that the prosecutor had violated the rules of plea bargains by using his client's testimony to incriminate him.
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If instead of looking for bargains (lots of luck) you are hunting for surprises, there are other lessons to be picked up amid the wide-ranging array of high-priced work for sale.
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Some have been bargains, like Jose Abreu of the Chicago White Sox (six years, $68 million) and the Mets' Yoenis Cespedes, whose first contract with Oakland was for four years and $36 million.
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Barclaycard said its data showed shoppers were increasingly going to discount supermarkets and looking for bargains online as they "come to terms with a 'new normal' of subdued wage growth and creeping inflation".
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Democrats have said they don't trust Trump to keep his end of bargains, and are wary of negotiating a deal that could benefit those in the DACA program while harming other undocumented immigrants.
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Mr. Pandit has also backed the student lending platform CommonBond, the small-business lender Fundbox, and NerdWallet and FeeX, services that help consumers sniff out bargains and hidden fees in their financial dealings.
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Actively managed mutual fund advocates believe in the classic case that they can find bargains overseas, especially in emerging markets, where corporate reporting is weaker and stocks don't get as much analyst coverage.
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The initiative has also led to fewer plea bargains, probably because suspects have less incentive to accept plea deals without the threat of a felony conviction or prison time, the Judicial Council found.
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Meanwhile, the Mueller investigation advances, revelations continue unabated, scandal stories keep coming, attacks against the widely admired Mueller keep escalating, and word of new indictments and plea bargains are probable before Election Day.
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"Understand that this is one of those sell-offs that is both creating bargains and crushing you, and I want you to know that this, too, shall pass," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Tucked under my arm, this bible led me to cupcake decorating demonstrations, karaoke performances and a lecture by the ship's port shopping consultant, Rita Mantoura, on finding tax-free bargains where we docked.
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Banks and energy companies, both of which had fallen heavily since Thursday's vote, were leading the rebound in early trade, as investors sought bargains amid the uncertainty created by the so-called Brexit.
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The product fanatic (and recent ambassador for Coppertone's Clearly Sheer line) spilled about all her beauty horror stories, her love of drugstore bargains, and the one thing she always wears under her makeup.
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Behind the headline numbers, there was another clear trend: foreign buyers - such as Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox - shopping with dollars for bargains while domestic UK-to-UK dealmaking fell off sharply.
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This sort of dynamic is ultimately part of how economies recover from bad times — prices go down and people swoop in to take advantage of the bargains, which helps push things back up.
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Prosecutors had argued that the president's decree would make plea bargains — a relatively new feature of Brazilian criminal law, but one that has been instrumental in the Lava Jato investigation — far less appealing.
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Many so-called bargains are undesirable products that have been marked down to help stores clear out inventory, or have discounts that aren't any better than sales that happened earlier in the year.
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South Korea stocks were on course for their biggest daily increase in a week as investors hunted for bargains after shares were sold due to worries about weighting changes in the MSCI index.
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Instead of local grocery stores, residents can drive up to a mammoth Tesco supermarket a short distance from the High Street, or take the short walk to Home Bargains, a nationwide discount retailer.
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"The best advice I can give to navigate travel bargains is unromantic, but effective: Sign up for emails from online travel agencies and tourism boards," said Devon Nagle, head of communications for Priceline.
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So as you hunt for bargains in the coming weeks, bear in mind that psychological ownership sets in long before a cashier puts your stuff — or a fellow shopper&aposs — in a bag.
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The dark web means bargains galore for online fraudsters Five things you can do to thrive as an independent contractor Americans are more willing to move to these cities for a new job
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In light of Netflix's strong earnings report, Cramer knows CEO Reed Hastings understands three things: content can be king, people love bargains, and bigwig money managers will invest in internet stocks with promise.
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Long gone are the days when you could only snag the best bargains of the season by waking up at the crack of dawn and waiting in long lines in the freezing cold.
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The people I talked with never bragged about the price of something because it was high; instead, they enthusiastically recounted snagging bargains on baby strollers, buying clothes at Target and driving old cars.
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Unfortunately, these bad bargains threaten to saddle Americans from all income classes with trillions in new costs or, in the case of California, jeopardize the availability of something as basic as affordable housing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street indexes fell in Tuesday's volatile session though they had pared losses sharply by the closing bell as investors looked for bargains, but oil dropped sharply on demand worries.
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"With an increasing number of promotion events a year, consumers no longer feel that Double 11 is the only opportunity to get good bargains," said Pedro Yip, partner at consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
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He puts his money down where it counts, in a corner of the city that is known less for shopping bargains than for chronic struggles with poverty, crime, unemployment and health problems, including asthma.
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You can see our list of 48 countries above, with the best deals at the top — and we've also created a map that shows where in the world the relative bargains are right now.
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Local currency bonds have seen US$11.34bn of net inflows this year, according to EPFR Global, compared with net outflows of US$16.87bn in 14.733 and US$12.83bn in 2014, as investors sniff bargains.
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SHANGHAI, July 27 (Reuters) - China stocks recouped early losses and edged higher on Thursday, aided by a strong bounce in start-ups as investors hunted for bargains after small caps were mauled last week.
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"The best advice is to ignore marketing hype around sales and bargains and discounts and focus on how much the item costs and whether they're willing to purchase the item based on that price."
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Logan Morrison was re-signed to a one-year, $2.5 million contract in early February by the Tampa Bay Rays and it may end up being one of the best bargains in the offseason.
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You'll save anywhere from 22% to 72% on your purchase, but more than that, you won't have to dodge swarms of rabid shoppers on a cold November morning in order to score major bargains.
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An earlier report showed that Chinese stock investors were finally seeing value in domestic shares, but instead of wading back into battered onshore exchanges, they had mainly gone shopping for bargains in Hong Kong.
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When America's Supreme Court gave its seal of approval to plea bargains in 1970, it did so on the understanding that they would not be used to press innocent defendants falsely to admit guilt.
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Trump now says he's going to put his skills and shrewdness to work on behalf of the American people, striking great bargains for us vis-a-vis China, Mexico, Japan, and our NATO allies.
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Major resources companies will continue to benefit from China's tougher rules on pollution, he said, suggesting investors should seek bargains in undervalued stocks in sectors such as steel, aluminium, rare earth and paper-making.
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Sales of second-hand, or vintage, luxury goods - from Chanel handbags and Gucci dresses to Rolex watches - are thriving on dedicated web platforms that are drawing a younger clientele seeking bargains and championing recycling.
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According to the brokerage, Thursday's correction attracted nearly 2 billion yuan worth of net inflows from the mainland, as Chinese investors hunted bargains among blue-chips including Ping An, Bank of China and Tencent .
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"Investors are looking for bargains in an illiquid market (today)... If Trump gets over trade issues with China expect economic demand to surge," said Jonathan Barratt, chief investment officer at Probis Securities in Sydney.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The UK's top fraud prosecutor has thrown her weight behind American-style corporate plea bargains amid criticism that they can allow companies to admit wrongdoing without leading to successful prosecutions of individuals.
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But some investors have taken more modest economic growth and expensive stocks as a signal to start looking for bargains, or investments with lower prices relative to fundamental metrics like dividends, earnings or sales.
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" In an emailed response to CNBC's request for comment, Mark Butler, the president and CEO of Ollie's, wrote: "We appreciate Jim's insight and analysis on Ollie's, and sharing our passionate pursuit to sell bargains.
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As we told you ... many people walked away satisfied with the bargains they got at Breezy's sale, including a couple of guys who spent $500 for thousands worth of clothing and shoes, including Jordans.
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"One of the basic bargains we make is that every working person should come home safely at the end of the day," Thomas E. Perez, the secretary of labor, said in a telephone interview.
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The event gets shoppers around China scouting for bargains and loading up their online shopping carts, while delivery men - and robots - brace for an estimated 1.5 billion parcels expected over the next six days.
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The Tuesday after Thanksgiving is one of the latest shopping holidays to emerge, thanks in large part to Hopper, the airfare prediction and booking app that analyzes historical pricing data to identify flight bargains.
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South Korea stocks rose 105.673%, on course for their biggest daily increase in a week as investors hunted for bargains after shares were sold due to worries about weighting changes in the MSCI index.
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Trump now says he's going to put his skills and shrewdness to work on behalf of the American people, striking great bargains for us vis-à-vis China, Mexico, Japan, and our NATO allies.
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Given the universal and biological nature of this crisis, efforts to be opportunistic, take advantage of the volatility or shop for bargains in the market are likely to prove futile until more is known.
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He complains that appellate courts hear too few oral arguments and issue too many unpublished opinions, and that district courts too rarely conduct jury trials and approve too many plea bargains in criminal cases.
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Formed and reformed through six centuries of feudal alliances, dynastic marriages, wars and Great Power bargains, the Hapsburg Empire was on its way to becoming a modern multinational state by the late 19th century.
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It was an era that was rife with "premonitions of civil war, shattering deaths, fatal compromises, crushing defeats, corrupt bargains, brazen betrayals, and reckless ambition joined in a pandemonium of political bedlam," Blumenthal writes.
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In light of Netflix's strong earnings report, Jim Cramer knows CEO Reed Hastings understands three things: content can be king, people love bargains, and bigwig money managers will invest in internet stocks with promise.
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If you're interested in digging deeper into your genes or know someone who is, you'll want to jump on these bargains ASAP — they might just be gone by the time Cyber Weekend is over.
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As a comics character, Hela is similarly big and bad, but also complex in her plans and motivations: She's a notorious double-crosser known for entangling heroes in nefarious, last-resort bargains and agreements.
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He stopped buying during the last years of the real estate boom, 2004 to 2007, leaving him with plenty of cash on hand to snap up bargains in the post-crash environment of 2009.
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He often speaks about the thousands of jobs he has created and portrays himself as a dealmaker who drove hard bargains and avoided paying taxes to benefit his company, his family and his employees.
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You can see our list of 48 countries above, with the best deals at the top — and we've also created a map that shows where in the world the relative bargains are right now.
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