This establishment clearly shouldn't be in business anymore, if the owner isn't wise enough to have someone read a sign they put on their door they shouldn't be in business.
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Second, don't spend money getting ready to be in business.
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Will DARTdrones still be in business if drones become fully autonomous?
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A few more years like that and we'll be in business.
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I want to know you and be in business with you.
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Shove all that into the FÄRGMÅRAs, and I'd be in business.
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"We can't be in business unless PCP is doing well," he said.
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These are women who we would be thrilled to be in business with.
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"I believe that government has no business to be in business," he proclaimed.
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Were it not for that crushing debt, many would still be in business.
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Name Withheld It sounds as if your college should not be in business.
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Kim Moon: If they did not have concessions, they wouldn't be in business.
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If he starts making some of those midrange putts, he'll be in business.
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"You are keeping companies afloat that should not be in business," Hartnett said.
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Grab a few cooking utensils and a good knife, and you'll be in business.
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Now if they could just get it together and date, we'd be in business!
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It's because, if she doesn't she may not be in business very much longer.
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Now if only they could do it to Lemonade, we'd really be in business.
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"Business won&apost be in business if we don&apost accommodate consumers," she said.
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"Business won't be in business if we don't accommodate consumers," Perez told the BBC.
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It allows us to continue to be in business and pay our corporate taxes.
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As for the future of the show, Flip or Flop may still be in business.
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Now if they could just do something about those sandwiches we'd all be in business.
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"We wouldn't be in business for 20 years if that's what we did," Perullo said.
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"We wouldn't be in business for 20 years if that's what we did," he said.
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"Our people have been ready to be in business for a long time," Alexis said.
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"This is an exciting time to be in business education," James said in the release.
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Stephen King wouldn't still be in business if all he had to sell was fear.
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And if you know you can still be in business, then you shouldn't have any fear.
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Professional golfer Natalie Gulbis was on The Apprentice but does not appear to be in business.
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"Do they think I'm only going to be in business for five years?" he asks, exasperated.
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Cops, gangsters, drug dealers, high-end madams: They all turn out to be in business together.
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"Competitors may think they no longer have the stomach to be in business with them," McMillan says.
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A couple of years ago, it looked like you were going to be in business with Vice.
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We very much want to have the dispute behind us, and we want to be in business.
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If I can kind of straighten things out with the iron play, hopefully, we'll be in business.
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He had to "convince them that they should be in business with people like me," he says.
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"There's a possibility we're going to be in business if we still have power," Hanson said by telephone.
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There's no way I should be in business, but somehow we've managed to do this and create it!
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Well who says that you can't be in business if you only sell a phone every five years?
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It's pretty much impossible to be in business without at least the occasional coffee meeting or networking event.
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"I'm gonna be in business with my … child," Douglas says, respecting Taylor's nonbinary status to their mutual joy.
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Basil Pesto Hummus Give us some sliced mozzarella and a knife for spreading, and we'll be in business. 9.
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If Snap just sold Spectacles to everyone like Apple sells iPhones, these kinds of exploiters wouldn't be in business.
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"If you are interested in business, or likely to be in business, an MBA is very useful," Buffett says.
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Josephina A seasonal outdoor taqueria and Mexican market will be in business Thursdays though Sundays behind the Pines restaurant.
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We're here to establish the brand, to demonstrate the technological platform, and to be here and be in business.
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"We're so proud to be in business with him for both his next film and his first ever TV series."
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Just download it as an extension, select your server location from a drop-down menu, and you'll be in business.
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"Mainstream media are not going to be in business for long if they don't step up their game," says LeBesco.
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"At the end of the day, we have to delight two parties or we won't be in business," he said.
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" According to Branson, "if you aren't making a positive difference to other people's lives, then you shouldn't be in business.
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Screenshot: GizmodoConnect your Xbox One controller via USB, open up the Xbox 360 Controllers utility, and you should be in business.
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Amazon also supports small businesses that do business on its platform, many of whom wouldn't be in business without those services.
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We'd always thought we'd be in business together, and he took me 75% seriously, and then we couldn't turn it off.
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I mean, if you didn't change the way you did business, your major capital asset, you wouldn't still be in business.
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"When we first drafted a business plan, we hoped to be in business at the end of the first year," laughs Lim.
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Any company who does not make it possible to contact them, or cancel their unauthorized accounts online, should not be in business.
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If it were easy to be in business over the long haul and maintain a vibrant business, more people would do it.
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If you don't trust these people to keep your secrets under a confidentiality agreement, then you shouldn't be in business with them.
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She is also kind to her subjects, a quality as beneficial in storytelling as Louis-François found it to be in business. ■
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Unless he really manages to balls something up, it's likely the royals will still be in business for some time to come.
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"If this is the way they&aposre going to run their business, then they should not be in business," she said to KFOR.
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As much as he would love to just have it be taken over by hippies, he can't do that and still be in business.
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Still, for a minute, it seemed that SoftBank might legitimately be having second thoughts about whether it's good to be in business with MBS.
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Institutions have to be in business for two years before they can raise funds, which is longer than some will be able to wait.
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"Lopez continued: "We are happy to be in business with partners who also believe no child should EVER have to go to sleep hungry.
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But if companies are confident they will still be in business in a few months, they are more likely to hang onto their employees.
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Not necessarily illegal, because a lot of these MLM companies have certain loopholes in terms of legal stuff that allows them to be in business.
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If they can hit the most blatant elements of a popular bottling using inexpensive bulk wine and a bunch of additives, they'll be in business.
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You're like, "Jesus Christ, this is so hard to read," because simultaneously, I don't know if we would be in business today without Mario's support.
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Mr. Reilly insisted that the network would be "in business with Mr. O'Brien for a long time," and that this would include a talk show.
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"My soul won't allow me to be in business with corporations that attempt to frown on freedom of speech, censor artists, and question cultural choices."
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They knew little about him other than that he was based outside Minneapolis and seemed to be in business with a Ralph Perullo from North Carolina.
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"If you build a car that has multiple flaws in it that leads to deaths, you're not going to be in business very long," he said.
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One wants to be in medicine, another wants to be in business, and they've both been able to pursue that because of the wages they got.
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If the quality of the product was sub-par, or if people got sick and even died, that moonshiner would not be in business for long.
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It's impossible to be in business for the better part of two centuries without doing a lot of things right, including keeping up with the times.
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"Business won&apost be in business if we don&apost accommodate consumers," Coca-Cola&aposs senior vice president for sustainability and public affairs told the BBC.
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A strategy that loses money for years, like Mr. Holehouse's focus on renewables, is not one any professional investor could sustain and still be in business.
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Who knows—maybe if the person who ran it remembered to slap an E at the end of "ZUM BA DANC," it'd still be in business.
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It was painful and took a lot of time, but it saved a lot of small-market clubs who would tell you they wouldn't be in business.
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"We are excited to be in business with a multi-talented creative force like Nick Cannon," Susanne Daniels, YouTube's Global Head of Original Content, said in a statement.
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"Five years in the future, every lender is going to have a digital offering for their customers, or they're probably not going to be in business," Weinbach said.
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I saw her the next day, and I asked the father about Steve Wynn, and he said: If you can be in business with that guy, you should.
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"That's part of why we wanted to be in business with Lena, because we wanted somebody who was going to bring such a fresh, original perspective," Mills said.
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Their argument: Sure, sometimes things go wrong, but private equity wouldn't be in business — and have the money invested it does — if it didn't often succeed as well.
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These interim storage sites could be in business for many decades, since no community is eager to provide any of the nation's nastiest nuclear trash a permanent home.
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Xapo seems to still be in business, and there's still time for Bitcoin to bounce back, but it's unclear if Milner has lost any money on his investment.
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And we should also remember that the Bank of England -- a better operation than the European Central Bank -- will still be in business, as will the British pound sterling.
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If bureaucrats at an agency like the EPA can revoke a permit for no reason, how can business owners be confident they'll be in business the very next day?
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We went out and identified a number of these digitally minded brands and wanted to be in business with them in a way that they have stakes in the ground.
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Though Mr. Snodgrass's name was not on the list of those arrested, an obvious question presented itself: Why did IDC Servco appear to be in business as recently as September?
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According to research by China International Capital Corporation, experts predicted only 10 percent of the current P2P lending companies, less than 200, could still be in business after three years.
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UNFORTUNATELY MR. MNUCHIN AND ALL THEIR LOBBYING BUDDIES FROM RETAIL COMPANIES WHICH ARE PROBABLY NOT EVEN GONNA BE IN BUSINESS IN TEN OR 003 YEARS SUCCEEDED IN KILLING THE THING.
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"I feel anyone who would judge the project or the person behind it through a stereotypical lens was someone I wouldn't want to be in business with anyway," he said.
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"Consumers today would rather be in business with a company that cares about its employees and represents values associated with kindness and caring and doing the right thing," he adds.
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We were scared they may not still be in business because it wasn't very crowded when we went, but we check their Yelp page, and they appear to be going strong!
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The coffee bar, which has branches in the South Bronx and Hamilton Heights, is temporary, to be in business for about six months until it can move into the food hall.
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"These moves we're making today will decide our eventual fate: whether we're going to be in business as an independent player 10 to 15 years from now," a Honda source told Reuters.
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What's interesting, Mason appeared on the "TMZ Sports" TV show right after he signed with Young Money and told the guys why he was pumped to be in business with Lil Wayne.
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When a business owner receives training, she is 80 percent more likely to still be in business three years later and will create two additional jobs, according to the Aspen Institute's Field Program.
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"It&aposs great, again, to be in business with best-in-class partners," John said, adding that Build-A-Bear, Disney, and Lucasfilm worked quickly to make the Baby Yoda character a reality.
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For despite the court's finding, tobacco companies are still allowed to be in business and spend billions of dollars to market their products in stores and elsewhere in communities to addict more people.
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One document references over 40 companies and individuals in 22 countries, although not all of these appear to have entered an agreement with FlexiSpy, and some seem to no longer be in business.
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He told CNBC Wednesday that: "If we get some movement from Brussels, some spirit of compromise coming out of Brussels, rather than this hardline attitude, then I think that we could be in business."
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"Many of the companies that rely on a set of wheels to be in business started because of the failure of politicians — particularly in the U.S. — to address chronic urban issues," Mr. Moritz writes.
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As investors calculate risk for smaller businesses and start-ups, they will now have to guess whether a company reliant on Internet traffic will still be in business after an FTC investigation is complete.
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And I think I just always witnessed and watched my family be in business together, but also how they thought about business and how they thought about creating a better life for their family.
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Even Mr. Chang, who expects at some point to be in business with a company that can figure out the business model, said that he had some issues with the sustainability of ghost kitchens.
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"What is happening now is there is an off-ramp of women who want to be in business and have more control and run their own thing," Welch said on CNBC's "Power Lunch" in 216.
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I didn't notice the kitchen and giftware shop at first because its sign was very different from the signs of other stores in the area that claimed to be in business for over 13 years.
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These services are critical: when a business owner receives training, she is 28500 percent more likely to still be in business three years later and will create two additional jobs, according to the Aspen Institute's Field Program.
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You can even use wireless Bluetooth kit if you want to lounge back on your sofa while typing, and after just a few seconds you should be in business (head to Devices in Settings to pair them).
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Read more: What's more, CEO Elon Musk appears to have changed course this spring, when he pitched investors on a network of a million, autonomous robo-taxis which he says can be in business by next year.
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It was a lot of exposition to get us to the point that Stevie doesn't want to be in business with Johnny and that she's probably going leave her gig at the Rosebud, as I predicted last week.
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Now, if only someone could combine the two for a 49-inch, UHD 4K display that ran at a 32:9 aspect ratio (a hypothetical 7680 x 2160 for those keeping score at home), then we'd really be in business.
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Its plan sounds remarkably similar to the plan that nearly shut it down in the first place, but there's no telling when the company will change its plans, or if it will even still be in business a year from now.
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To Mr. Trump, winning is always the goal, whether it be in business, politics, policy or even investigations, but even when he is on top, he lapses into anger and resentment, convinced that he has been unfairly treated and determined to strike back.
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WAKO also gives up and comers a way to prove themselves against international competition and make a name for themselves, so they can get signed by companies like Bellator KB. I think the two complement each other well even though they may not be in business together.
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"It is a privilege to be in business with Kelly and our production team, led by Alex Duda, who have a clear creative vision and a talent for storytelling and creating quality entertainment that invites you in for a good time and leaves you feeling happy," Wilson added.
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A franchise could be in business for two decades, have invested $500,000 in the business, and be generating gross sales of $3 million and net income of $500,000 annually, but all that will be used to calculate the sale price is the depreciated value of that $500,000 investment, which after two decades could be as little as $20,000.
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I have loved hosting AMERICAS GOT TALENT for the last 8 seasons, watching talented, brave, and courageous Americans accomplish their dreams in front of millions has been nothing but a joy, and everyone has been a pleasure to work with but my soul won't allow me to be in business with corporations that attempt to frown on freedom of speech, censor artists, and question cultural choices.
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Let's talk a little bit about bringing- ... By the way, I think this is the most fun time to be in business and technology and all the things that are happening with AI, machine learning and all of that and we have to make sure that as jobs are displaced by that increased technology that we are re-skilling and retraining that workforce to take different jobs.
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"I have loved hosting AMERICAS GOT TALENT for the last 8 seasons, watching talented, brave, and courageous Americans accomplish their dreams in front of millions has been nothing but a joy, and everyone has been a pleasure to work with but my soul won't allow me to be in business with corporations that attempt to frown on freedom of speech, censor artists, and question cultural choices," he wrote.
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