But Dell is really excited about the "Big Ticket" packages.
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American remains the "big ticket target" for terrorism, he said.
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Have a big ticket item you've been meaning to buy?
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The two parties naturally have different views on big-ticket items.
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But the big ticket invitations have been slow to roll in.
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Child care costs are big-ticket items on this list. Care.
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Big Ticket includes closed sales from the previous week, ending Wednesday.
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"Wait a week to buy a big-ticket item," Bera said.
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" Other big ticket items: Trump: Trump's stamina: "He's got perfect genes.
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Let them purchase catastrophic insurance for the surprise big ticket items.
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The next big-ticket item on Trump's agenda is tax reform.
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However, not everyone is happy with the big-ticket biotech deal.
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"These perks are best applied to big-ticket items," said Schulz.
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And these are just a few of the big-ticket items.
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Its investment projects provide big-ticket orders for numerous Czech suppliers.
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But for better or worse, big-ticket donors redirect research emphasis.
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For the big-ticket address, the campaign now has a system.
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Plans to buy big-ticket items like automobiles fell this month.
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WE HAVE OUR BIG TICKET BUSINESS, WE HAVE OUR FRAGRANCE BUSINESS.
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Here are some other big-ticket items in the same ballpark.
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Prices of these big-ticket items tend to fluctuate in predictable patterns.
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Faris also expressed her love to Pratt with a big-ticket gift.
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Another possible big-ticket item: plans to build more detention centers. 2.
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Any big-ticket military technology purchased from the US comes with rules.
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And not to be forgotten: major deals on big ticket tech items.
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However, there weren't a lot of big-ticket deals in the mix.
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Its most recent big-ticket purchase is an ailing Canadian coal company.
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But will that spending translate to big ticket items from luxury brands?
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Xi and Trump will be the next big-ticket meeting to watch.
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Big ticket purchases account for about 20% of overall Home Depot sales.
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Butts is a veteran of other big-ticket boards, including Canada Goose.
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People have lost interest in buying big-ticket items like washing machines.
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Big-ticket sales, or those transactions over $900, were up 12 percent.
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Adjusted for big ticket items, orders overall would have fallen by 0.4%.
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The mining sector was stung by many of its big-ticket investments.
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Big-ticket conferences Game Developers Conference in California have are now canceled.
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As with most retailers, TVs are the big-ticket items for Amazon.
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Even a 10% discount can be significant on a big-ticket item.
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And now Jordan has another big-ticket financial item on the horizon.
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Big ticket repair and remodel market Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Part of the reason for that big-ticket round is the company's growth.
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The Shakur letter is the big-ticket item, with bidding starting at $100,000.
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One of those big ticket items is the Nursery Works lucite Vetro Crib.
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Retail cases tend to reduce the likelihood of more big-ticket enforcement actions.
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" And the CNNMoney writers say "the boom isn't just about big-ticket items.
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Here's a look at some of the big-ticket items the Pentagon bought.
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Big-ticket items often come with warranty options and service or insurance plans.
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Is it a way of standing up to the big-ticket U.S. banks?
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Yet the party's big-ticket piece of legislation, the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a.
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Both are big-ticket items that could provide opportunities to court Republican support.
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If the device launches as advertised, Skype calling could be Microsoft's big ticket.
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We haven't had any of those big-ticket items going on sale yet.
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You know what you're paying for airfare, hotel and other big ticket items.
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But there are a number of other big ticket items on the agenda.
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A major tax overhaul, the other big-ticket item, won't be easy either.
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But the big-ticket items are a measure of British resolve, he said.
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That left state leaders few big-ticket items to serve as bargaining tools.
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But that doesn't mean Pfizer will step away from big-ticket M.&A.
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But the horse rarely leads the cart on such big ticket policy debates.
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Here are five big-ticket political questions left unanswered by the omnibus: 1.
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Planned big-ticket infrastructure projects have been slow to get off the ground.
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It's not the first commercial to highlight big-ticket gifts for the holidays.
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Excluding big-ticket items, orders were still down 2.4 percent on the month.
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Still, unsustainable and unpredictable as it is, prize money is esports' sole big ticket.
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Big Ticket includes closed sales from the previous week, in this case ending Tuesday.
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But it also means it's prime time for deals on big ticket tech items.
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Households will probably put off big-ticket purchases such as motorbikes or white goods.
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This obviously has nothing to do with any big-ticket item on Trump's agenda.
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As a result, even some of the worst teams can draw big ticket sales.
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Big-ticket trips with intricate itineraries are often better contenders for insurance, Elliott said.
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From now on, forget about seeing the "big ticket items," said Dealogic's Chunsek Chan.
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Balloon animals, face painting and a scavenger hunt were among the big-ticket activities.
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Houzz says its top-selling products are big-ticket items like bathtubs and sofas.
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But the other big ticket provisions in the bill are getting far less attention.
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U.S. debt prices would fall if the federal government approved big-ticket spending items.
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Wolford's impressive profit this year "is not all from big ticket items," she says.
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"Big ticket items, like cars or smartphones, might be more challenging," he told Reuters.
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Black Friday is not solely the domain of massive retailers selling big-ticket items.
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He also led big ticket investments in prefab builder Kattera and delivery app Rappi.
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Much of the spending growth came from purchases of big-ticket items like cars.
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Last week featured 22008 contests, including big-ticket ones like Texas, Georgia, and Virginia.
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Watching illegal livestreams of big ticket events is time honored tradition of the internet.
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EVs help with overall fleet compliance, enabling continued sales of big-ticket petrol cars.
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The N.F.L. schedule makers haven't exactly delivered a holiday weekend of big-ticket items.
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There are going to be a lot of deals on big-ticket tech items.
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It proposed an expensive budget with big-ticket items to deliver on campaign promises.
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Purchases of big-ticket items like cars and smartphones have fallen off especially quickly.
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Some other big-ticket items include... $2.2 trillion for home and business efficiency upgrades.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government has been spending, too, subsidizing big-ticket infrastructure projects.
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Mr. Pape doesn't come across as abstemious about these sorts of big-ticket expenses.
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He also released information on how he would pay for his big-ticket proposals.
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Big-ticket acquisitions have dominated headlines in 2020, leading to one question: Who's next?
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But inflation is unlikely, Rieder said, as consumers fail to purchase big-ticket items.
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The big-ticket item in this giveaway is a Kelty Trail Ridge 2 tent.
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U.S. arms manufacturers will compete with Russia for big-ticket weapons sales to Vietnam.
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Here's a roundup of some big-ticket items the Pentagon is approved to buy.
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Anyone who forgot to order the big-ticket item this Christmas is in luck.
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Factory activity tends to be volatile, with big-ticket items accounting for large swings.
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Americans count on those refunds to pay down debt and finance big-ticket purchases.
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That's not the highest in our study, but D.C. boasts some big-ticket donors.
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A major tax overhaul, the other big-ticket item, has been delayed because of it.
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Stumpf noted that consumer spending on "big-ticket items was especially robust" during the quarter.
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That's an expensive lesson, especially on a big-ticket purchase over a long financing period.
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Spending on big-ticket items used to be a badge of honor on Wall Street.
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"He wants to go to Cuba and Japan, that's his big-ticket items," Parks says.
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If they take out insurance with a big-ticket purchase, it could earn a commission.
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Moving the proceeds of big-ticket crime conventionally involves disguising them as legitimate trade payments.
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The House bill may end up being more aggressive on its big-ticket items, though.
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So far, 2017 has been a pretty dull year for big-ticket U.S. startup acquisitions.
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Gainsborough said bidding for Eneco did not rule Shell out of other big-ticket acquisitions.
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It said consumers were increasingly saving more and spending less, particularly on big-ticket items.
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Don't worry about a Congress that isn't supporting legislation to get big ticket items done.
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"The Big Ticket" can be found at iHeartRadio or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.
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Buyers of big-ticket items are five to ten years younger than their Western counterparts.
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However, the big-ticket items cannot be the only measures Congress focuses on this fall.
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A wedding gown is often a big-ticket, (and hopefully) once-in-a-lifetime purchase.
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Big Ticket The highest residence in New York City is now officially off the market.
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It brings into question the neophyte president's ability to move big-ticket legislation through Congress.
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Officials recently pledged to boost consumer demand for big-ticket items from cars to appliances.
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Kyle Abraham's new program at the Joyce Theater is not short on big-ticket items.
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The central government pushed out new measures in August, including discounts on big-ticket appliances.
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But what sets Warren and Sanders apart is their avoidance of big-ticket fundraisers altogether.
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The big-ticket item is the maintenance fee on the apartment — about $73,000 a month.
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But it also shines a light on SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son's big-ticket investment flops.
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Warren, 70, does not hold big-ticket fundraisers, and largely accepts only small, online donations.
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But aside from some soybean purchases, there has been little sign of big-ticket acquisitions.
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As for assets, Tamar lists one big-ticket item ... their house in Kardashianland ... aka Calabasas.
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Ahead of your next big-ticket expense, it may be time to reconsider the personal loan.
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So if it's the big ticket beauty items you're after, we did the research for you.
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Big-ticket government infrastructure projects worth billions of dollars have been slow getting off the ground.
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Big-ticket items like 4K TVs will get some deep cuts along with more affordable options.
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The donation is the latest big-ticket donation by Silicon Valley's top financiers to educational institutions.
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Now, it's looking to challenge the major U.S. sports broadcasters for rights to big-ticket events.
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Consumer spending slowed during the Great Recession, especially for big-ticket items like washers and dryers.
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For starters, a big ticket item that's also the centerpiece of many holiday meals: the turkey.
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Strong overall sales led by big-ticket closings in new developments drove prices to new highs.
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Over the years Sears steadily lost market share in the big-ticket goods that lured customers.
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The need for a big-ticket item — say, a new car — also likely will crop up.
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Despite being a big-ticket release, "Raees" has not had a smooth road to the screen.
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Officials have recently pledged to boost consumer demand for big-ticket items from cars to appliances.
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American defense firms still dominate when it comes to big-ticket arms sales to the Saudis.
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A third source close to the couple confirms Kim was hesitant about the big-ticket buy.
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Sales of big-ticket items, which are priced above $900, rose 15.8 percent during the quarter.
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Unfortunately, under the current campaign finance system dominated by big-ticket donors, the answer is no.
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What exactly is the substitution for big-ticket items like education or housing or health care?
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In fact, nearly 33 percent of Americans' total spending goes toward this one big-ticket item.
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What if you could have on-demand health coverage for big-ticket procedures like knee surgery?
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Historically, Black Friday has been a great time to purchase big-ticket electronics — especially larger TVs.
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That's likely all you need, given that your big ticket expenses have a finite shelf life.
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China has the resources to build that infrastructure, and it has made Nepal big-ticket offers.
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But that doesn't stop people from dreaming about how they'd handle a big-ticket lottery win.
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The Mandalorian, Disney+'s big-ticket original series, set in the Star Wars universe, isn't bad.
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Big Ticket Manhattan's luxury market ended the first quarter with a surge of high-priced closings.
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Still, a big-ticket infrastructure program doesn't require a profile in courage or even a plan.
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Ms. Spade's fans recounted how her bright handbags were their first "grown-up" big-ticket purchase.
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She hasn't ruled out seeking contributions from corporations and big-ticket donors in the general election.
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But it also shines a light on the SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son's big-ticket investment flops.
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But the list omits some big-ticket items quite likely needed to rescue a trade deal.
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In terms of big ticket measures, it will be difficult for the government to take measures.
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Economists worry the government will choose big-ticket infrastructure projects rather than implement tough structural reforms.
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They couldn't afford to buy big-ticket items (although they could talk about them for ages).
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Refresh your room by adding a big ticket items like a new bed frame or sleeper sofa.
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You also want to minimize the chances of getting scammed, especially with more expensive, big-ticket items.
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Big-ticket U.S. items that are still not on any list are crude oil and large aircraft.
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Businesses are spending more on machinery and other big-ticket factory goods, and overseas economies have stabilized.
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But economists worry the government will choose big-ticket infrastructure projects rather than implement tough structural reforms.
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But the big-ticket items were certainly the new teacher contract and the new charter school launches.
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Industrial systems are increasingly victims of targeted ransomware, where hackers identify big ticket companies to take hostage.
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Any big ticket investment would require regulatory approval due to China's curb on cross-border capital outflows.
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But our smaller daily expenses can impact our budget just as much as those big-ticket necessities.
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Of course, you might not have to wait to get that specific big-ticket item on sale.
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They're spending but they're spending, I think, cautiously, pulling back maybe on some big ticket discretionary items.
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But performance has been poor, with many of the big-ticket listings trading below their IPO prices.
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Specifically, it reflected the recent relentless news flow regarding trade tensions and tariffs on big ticket items.
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Sure, celebrities may have a sweeping budget to buy any big-ticket beauty product on the market.
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Otherwise, big-ticket scholarly theme shows are less plentiful than in other years, though there are some.
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Read more: The best credit card sign-up bonuses available nowAm I buying a big-ticket item?
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Shoes, jewelry and bags remain big-ticket items and the fastest-growing luxury categories, according to Bain.
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It can help you save for a big-ticket item, and help you reach your goal quicker.
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The announcement sparked a sell-off of Walmart shares, likely a result of the big ticket price.
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There are free behavioral changes, projects that require a small investment, and big-ticket purchases or renovations.
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Owners of big-ticket paintings and sculptures regard these biannual sales as the moment to maximize prices.
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If your book does reasonably well, it's a great platform for big-ticket revenue items like keynotes.
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It feels wrong not to acknowledge individually something so big-ticket to them and their family members.
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The sale of cars and homes -- big-ticket purchases that are good barometers of spending -- are weakening.
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There are some good reasons why the big-ticket items are mired in the legislative slow lane.
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Local radio stations play up the seasonal cheer with an assemblage of genre-spanning big-ticket shows.
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At the same time, only one in five planned to buy a big-ticket item during 2020.
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Water management has for decades been a source of political tension and big-ticket lobbying in California.
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In the shadow of these big ticket items, Mr. Trump has presided over several less visible travesties.
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Ferrari (about automotive designer Carroll Shelby and his British driver) garnering big-ticket Oscar nominations on Monday.
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Some veteran lawmakers are optimistic that they can avoid sending Trump a final big-ticket package. Rep.
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For electronic and big-ticket items, there may be a restocking fee of up to 15 percent.
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In the shadow of these big ticket items, Mr. Trump has presided over several less visible travesties.
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They've had some ups and downs, again, but it's a big-ticket item for a smaller company.
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This could affect the process, prioritization and timing of some big-ticket items on the FCC's docket.
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It makes sense for big-ticket items that you would normally want some sort of insurance for — electronics.
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Companies and sophisticated investors have more freedom to send out money legally for big-ticket purchases and investments.
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Meanwhile, order to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods fell by the largest amount in 15 months.
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Lawmakers are learning only political capital can drive big-ticket agenda items like health care reform into law.
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They may lack some of the pizzazz of the big ticket items, but they're often infinitely more useful.
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Typically, big-ticket donors focus their efforts on scholarships to help students at their chosen college and universities.
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Little wonder then that a company so heavily dependent on sales of big-ticket, discretionary imports is suffering.
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However, Pinduoduo has set about targeting more urban consumers by heavily subsidizing big-ticket items such as iPhones.
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Big-ticket items like a prominently used space suit can go for half a million dollars at auction.
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Demand for big-ticket items like cars then pushed the March total to the highest in 18 months.
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You're more likely to save on rentals on package deals or big ticket items, like a sleeper sofa.
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But with only a couple of exceptions, Democrats failed to get big-ticket moments or even notable responses.
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Many consumers said they planned to buy a house or other big-ticket items in the months ahead.
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But some deals are better than others, especially if you're looking to snap up a big-ticket item.
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Because stores do not earn their wide profit margins from the doorbusters and limited quantity, big ticket discounts.
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Many of the big-ticket items on Trump's domestic agenda are sure to ruffle feathers among budget hawks.
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They say the public-private partnership — called "P3s" — can work for some big-ticket projects, but not all.
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According to Reddit's corporate blog, users were more passionate about this than other big ticket items this year.
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Some members will undoubtedly follow leadership's example and move on to other big-ticket items, like tax reform.
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A shift showing less willingness or ability to spend on big-ticket items would be a bad sign.
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But it's been a long time since Xbox introduced a new big-ticket franchise that wowed the mainstream.
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If you don't have a list full of big ticket items at the ready, then do not despair.
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"There's a cause and effect," she added, explaining the absence of big-ticket works in last week's auctions.
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Many of the lawyers who submitted applications to lead the Volkswagen litigation have previously run big-ticket cases.
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Instead, consumers are saving more or spending on big-ticket items such as homes, home renovations and cars.
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In particular, it's a great day to buy tech gadgets and older generations of big-ticket tech items.
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As in previous trips, he claimed that he secured big-ticket agreements that will create thousands of jobs.
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Some of it was from big-ticket items I needed for my work, such as a new laptop.
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Big Ticket Daniel Stephen Hafner, the chief executive of the software company that operates the travel website Kayak.
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Big ticket The closing was part of an apparent property settlement between Roman Abramovich and his third wife.
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So-called Big Ticket Men, who sold more expensive goods, earned the equivalent of nearly $50,103 a year.
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But Florida's legislation doesn't include the big-ticket item desired by many Parkland activists: an assault weapons ban.
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Chinese support for big ticket projects has allowed Hun Sen to brush off Western criticism of his crackdown.
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Outpatients can face higher payments for drugs and coinsurance, but the big-ticket item is nursing home care.
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Black Friday has been and gone, and we saw loads of deals on all the big-ticket items.
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Without it, the GOP will be zero-for-two on big-ticket items following the Obamacare repeal failure.
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It's wiped out large amounts of household wealth, making it harder to justify spending on big ticket purchases.
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The items that really break your budget, Frankel tells CNBC Make It, are not the big-ticket items.
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The jump in November orders was largely driven by big-ticket items, such as orders for railway cars.
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An agenda that is going to compromise away any chance of the big ticket items Trump won on?
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Some homeowners skip the big-ticket items like epoxy floors and heating and go straight for the organization.
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But you still need comprehensive insurance for big-ticket items like hospital stays, surgery or more serious illnesses.
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And offsetting those deficits will require going after the true big-ticket programs, namely Medicare and Social Security.
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Americans often spend that cash on relatively big-ticket items such as cars, vacations, household appliances and furniture.
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He said in May he wouldn't negotiate on big-ticket items like infrastructure until Democrats stopped investigating him.
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But when it comes to the big-ticket issues in 2018 — health care and immigration — Rosen is fairly liberal.
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Discounts of 225% or more go even farther on big ticket items like like living room and dining furniture.
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But diseases caused by an error to a single gene—what geneticists call "big ticket" mutations—are quite rare.
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Australians certainly seem confident enough to splash out on big ticket items, with new cars speeding off the lots.
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With other big ticket items on the Trump agenda — think: infrastructure, Obamacare — that cash might not come so easily.
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Buoyed by cheap financing, rising wages and inexpensive gas, travellers are once again splurging on big-ticket camper vans.
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But throughout the meeting's two-and-a-half hour span, big ticket items did pop up here and there.
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Among California's big-ticket items is construction of a high-speed rail system linking San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Even the most transformational technology would be hard-pressed to overcome the cramped display space for big-ticket items.
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The windfall led to some big-ticket purchases, the affidavit states, including a new car and breast augmentation surgery.
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Another big-ticket item: $2,13 for additional blood tests, ordered for diagnostics to see what might have gone wrong.
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Caravans were among the first big-ticket items to go in the credit crunch, but recently growth has returned.
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Note: These are only the big-ticket items that Trump initially promised to complete — or must complete — by 2018.
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Spending last month was held back by a 2808.0 percent dip in purchases of big-ticket items like automobiles.
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Tools like Keepa and CamelCamelCamel may also help you determine the best time to buy a big ticket item.
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Spending last month was held back by a 22009 percent dip in purchases of big-ticket items like automobiles.
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KitchenAid mixers are another big-ticket registry item, but nearly everyone who registered for one said they LOVE theirs.
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"CAT's all about manufacturing and then selling big-ticket items, which is inherently a lot more risky," he said.
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But as the bleak consequences for the economy become clearer, spending on big-ticket items is likely to slump.
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A good rule of thumb is that Black Friday is a better time to buy newer, big-ticket items.
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The big-ticket out-of-pocket costs kick in for elective procedures, such as knee replacement or back surgery.
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That means big-ticket items like finding a compromise on Zika funding might have to wait until the fall.
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More shoppers now prefer the convenience of buying big-ticket items online and getting products delivered, assembled and installed.
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"The first attempts are normally about capturing the big-ticket ideas, or the absolute 'must' the design must have."
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If you're shopping for a big-ticket item, look for quality and get all the facts before you splurge.
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Ed Dolman, chief executive of Phillips, said that third-party guarantees have "changed the dynamics" of big-ticket auctions.
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James Syhabout, the chef of Commis in Oakland, often surprises customers with edible seaweeds, rather than big-ticket fish.
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Big ticket The Upper East Side mansion on East 74th Street was New York City's biggest closing in October.
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But it will continue to take on more of the big-ticket events Lincoln Center Festival was known for.
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However, on the big-ticket items — namely, Obamacare repeal or welfare reform — McCain's replacement might not make much difference.
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"With economic uncertainty, consumers cut back first on discretionary spending and purchases of big ticket items first," said Franco.
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But the political calculus is complicated, with some pushing back on the idea of big-ticket bailouts for companies.
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These long-term, big-ticket investments — known as capital expenditures, or "capex" — don't just mean executives are feeling flush.
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He hasn't made waves with big-ticket policy proposals, and he has mostly avoided skirmishing with his Democratic rivals.
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To Trump and Bannon, big-ticket items like a border wall and infrastructure take priority over shrinking America's debt.
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And it has also drawn scrutiny for another reason: It's a big-ticket gift that requires a substantial investment.
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Big-ticket labels like these have turned Médoc into arguably the most famous wine-producing area in the world.
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Now, candidates will need to spend more money on political advertising and make more trips to big-ticket states.
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Compared with these big-ticket items, extending the crucial Utica Avenue line deeper into Brooklyn would be a cakewalk.
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Big Ticket 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Manhattan's luxury market took a much-anticipated breather for most of 2017.
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Still, Bobby says there's one big ticket item Chris could give him if he's truly interested in making amends.
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There were big-ticket heists, too, like the one executed by my co-worker in the fish and reptiles department.
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Currently India can probably afford rising gold imports given the low price of its other big-ticket import, crude oil.
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Save up for big-ticket purchases (like this blazer) that you know you love and you can wear with anything.
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It partly reflects poor sentiment but JD's focus on sales of one-off big-ticket items leave it especially vulnerable.
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These candidates agree on many issues, but they disagree on some big ticket items, like health care and the economy.
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Big-ticket items with the most tantalizing discounts are more likely to be bought online now instead of in stores.
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If the gamble works, Paytm will be able to retain some customers and convince many to do big-ticket transactions.
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The card is designed for rapidly accrued, incremental rewards instead of big-ticket items, quick rides instead of long flights.
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This may be the last time an opposition party tries "a big-ticket campaign", says Anne Tiernan of Griffith University.
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This is because shoppers are much more likely to care about tax savings when it comes to big-ticket items.
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If there's a big-ticket, must-have gift on your shopping list, put down the plastic and try this instead.
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Wall Street and Gilead shareholders have long been expecting Gilead to use its cash pile for a big-ticket acquisition.
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And it does nothing to deal with the big-ticket entitlement spending that is driving our long-term debt problem.
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Gellad cited several big-ticket drugs approved through the faster pathway, including Exondys 51, which treats a rare muscular disorder.
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Thanks to a host of sales offering discounts on big ticket items, you could save some serious cash this weekend.
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I mean, it was only a few years ago that the NHL's big ticket music act was 3 Doors Down.
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Amazon Black Friday 76 TV deals TVs are big-ticket items and they are always heavily discounted on Black Friday.
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Shop here for a hostess gift, a small holiday surprise, or big-ticket gifts for all your friends and family.
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Investors want to see what the world's most valuable social network is going to do with its big-ticket purchases.
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By far the big ticket item on this unlikely, diesel-scented menu, the chicken slice is remarkable in two ways.
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Investors keep a close watch on the company's quarterly performance for clues on consumer spending on big-ticket discretionary items.
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The announcement of the recording sessions instantly built hype on social media as a big-ticket event in hip-hop.
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Other big-ticket items include a raise in the minimum wage, paid family leave, and, most recently, free public college.
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These big-ticket issues are in a holding pattern as Republican congressional leaders figure out how to move the agenda.
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Wages have been largely flat while costs for big-ticket items like housing, education and health care have gone up.
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However, there are several key benefits that alleviate the concerns associated with buying big-ticket, rare, or collectible items online.
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Big ticket purchases have been tepid, though, with car sales falling 6.4% in the first six months of the year.
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The ink wasn't even dry on the Tableu deal — Salesforce's largest acquisition ever — when it announced another big-ticket deal.
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At the same time, the government opened a series of big-ticket infrastructure projects as part of its election campaign.
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And some of the best warranties of all are for big-ticket items like cars, home appliances, and power tools.
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Alex Rodriguez, a player with a big-ticket roller coaster of a career, played his final game with the Yankees.
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Here are three big-ticket events perhaps worth traveling for, while other events nationwide can be found on the EarthDay.
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Alibaba's sales of electronics and other big-ticket items have been affected, executives said during the conference call on Friday.
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Big Ticket An Upper East Side gallery owner has acquired the 71st floor of the Midtown tower 432 Park Avenue.
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Over the years, big-ticket acquisitions by Dhanin have provided a few multi-billion dollar financing opportunities for Asian lenders.
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And it spent more than $4 million on advertising in Florida, which will hold its big-ticket primary on Tuesday.
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The reason has to do with arcane but critical parliamentary rules and the sequencing of big-ticket GOP agenda items.
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Six years after taking control of the General Assembly, there simply aren't many big-ticket items left on their agenda.
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Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods rebounded last month on a surge in demand for military aircraft.
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Removal of that big-ticket item brought the study's report closer into line financially with the government report to Unesco.
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" A Democratic aide characterized the year ahead as "a lot of just spinning our wheels on the big-ticket items.
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Orders for all big-ticket factory goods fell 4.6 percent, mostly because demand for commercial aircraft, a volatile category, dropped.
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The EU has strained to replace this grand postwar narrative with another overarching, big-ticket paradigm linked to Europe's destiny.
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Conn's is struggling with stubborn delinquency rates, an unwelcome byproduct of letting customers with poor credit finance big-ticket purchases.
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Such a meeting isn't unusual for Vekselberg, who has long overseen big-ticket Russian development initiatives supported by the Kremlin.
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That leaves it mainly supplying big-ticket industrial goods, a market vulnerable to political uncertainty that discourages manufacturers from making investments.
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On Monday it said slower sales in its core e-commerce business, particularly big ticket items, dented third-quarter earnings growth.
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Congress has tackled only a few minor, feel-good pieces of legislation, mostly leaving big-ticket items to languish this week.
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GERMAN FACTORIES: German industrial orders dropped far more than expected in April as factories lacked new contracts for big ticket items.
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Details: The sales are being driven by the purchasing of big-ticket items from shoppers' smartphones, including appliances, electronics and furnitures.
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There's also eBay, if you have a unique or big ticket item that could benefit from its auction-based selling style.
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The rise in marketing spend was supported by demand for big ticket advertising campaigns such as those on TV and radio.
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Even if the administration does set an example, a further difficulty is the shortage of investable projects, particularly big-ticket ones.
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Companies are spending more on big-ticket items such as industrial machinery, and Americans are buying cars at near-record levels.
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Most big-ticket releases take three or four years to build and fans of Diablo are primed for a new game.
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Beyond those big-ticket items, there were a handful of races that could play a role in the future of weed.
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Trying to pawn off 34 big-ticket baseballs locally—the same week as a high profile theft—would truly take balls.
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Stier and Billet note that a lack of appointments could affect a range of policy decisions, including Trump's big-ticket goals.
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"Chip and Joanna have offered to pick up the last big ticket item," contractor Wes Waller of UBI Products tells KWTX.
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Sears sells big-ticket Kenmore appliances such as refrigerators and air-conditioners only in its Sears, Kmart and Sears Hometown stores.
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Be smart: While some of his deregulation has been bipartisan, his big-ticket proposals have divided the agency and the nation.
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Mocked by Trump and eventually passed over for a big-ticket administration job, Christie had mostly receded as a national figure.
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Classic cars were the best-performing collectible investment in 2015, easily racing past art, wine, diamonds and other big-ticket assets.
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In short, these two big ticket weapons systems, the S-400 and the F-35, can be used against each other.
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Valencia boasts a guided tour of the numerous big-ticket construction projects, some of them abandoned, launched by its corrupt politicians.
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And the social circuit is as robust as ever with big-ticket parties nearly every weekend from now to Labor Day.
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Once reserved for big ticket items, interest-free, installment-based payment programs are increasingly common, and popular, for lower-cost purchase.
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Yet some foreign companies selling to other businesses said they felt customers were now more hesitant to make big ticket purchases.
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Others, speaking to state and local media, asked why money from lowly employees was needed to build big-ticket government projects.
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China, meanwhile, has made big-ticket offers to build roads and dams in Nepal without conditions based on Nepal's domestic politics.
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The Big Ticket was a 15 time All-Star ... and is a shoo-in for the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame.
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Can Trump convince Republicans that there's a clear path to success on his big-ticket agenda items: health care, taxes, infrastructure?
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Lifting the ban could open the door for some big-ticket ventures including the $5.9 billion Tampakan copper and gold mine.
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That means you get 1.5 points per dollar on these big-ticket purchases — up to 1 million additional points per year.
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Here's one strategy: Pay for all those appliances, cabinets and other big-ticket items with a credit card that earns rewards.
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Some registries offer group gifting options for big-ticket items like honeymoons, furniture, expensive kitchen appliances and down payments for homes.
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However, Chinese support for big ticket projects has allowed Hun Sen to brush off Western criticism of his crackdown on dissent.
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Prices for imported consumer goods — excluding automobiles, big-ticket items that can skew the data — have declined sharply in recent months.
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For many comedians, a Netflix special has supplanted the traditional late-night talk show set as the big ticket to success.
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But this has largely not translated into the type of big ticket livelihood reforms and improvements Lam promised on taking office.
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Big Ticket Sting and Bruce Willis have each said goodbye for now to Central Park West after selling sprawling duplexes there.
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My dad would wonder how people ate curry leaves and chilies, big-ticket meds in all the books, with such abandon.
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Big Ticket The actress Demi Moore finally closed on her triplex penthouse atop the south tower of the landmark San Remo.
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There were hardly any details about his proposals on the big-ticket items that will most likely define his first term.
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Golf stars like Tiger Woods, Michelle Wie and Rory McIlroy regularly sport big-ticket watches by Rolex and Omega during tournaments.
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Warren has shown reluctance to criticize her fellow Democrats, though she has regularly noted her refusal to court big-ticket donors.
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Everyone expects big deals on TVs, laptops, and other big-ticket items, and that has been the case again this year.
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It's neat to see the Jumanji series sneak some of that old-fashioned performance value into a big-ticket Hollywood blockbuster.
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This is possible because Mahama cut the ribbon on some big-ticket infrastructure projects during the election campaign, suggesting increased spending.
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SOME CUSTOMERS THIS MORNING, LOWES REPORTED, LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE LOSING SHARE, CONTRACTOR SHARE WHICH IS A BIG TICKET TO HOME DEPOT.
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This is definitely a gift reserved only for the people who merit big ticket purchases on your list, given its price.
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Half a century later, in a music market already jammed with big-ticket festivals, could another Woodstock muster the same impact?
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Despite Beijing's effort to step up big-ticket infrastructure projects, sluggish demand has dragged growth in the prices of construction materials.
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Hunter does many things well but isn't the big-ticket splash Chicago hoped for amidst a season of stockpiled losses. 8.
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Additionally, the governor has been hit by critics for spending too much on seemingly "big-ticket" items, rather than regular upkeep.
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U.S. businesses ramped up their investment in industrial machinery, semiconductors and other big-ticket items last month, boosting demand for factory goods.
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Patrice Caine may be tempted to embark on a big-ticket deal, though giving money back to shareholders would be more diplomatic.
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McLaughlin told CNBC that Las Vegas only requires permits for "big ticket items" like putting in a pool, or adding a bathroom.
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The referendum win should give the junta more legitimacy to advance economic policies such as developing big-ticket infrastructure projects, analysts said.
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Keep it updated, especially with big-ticket purchases, and store it along with other important documents in a watertight, fire protected safe.
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On Monday, Sanders also sought to contrast his small-dollar fundraising powerhouse with his rivals' big-ticket fundraisers, but without naming them.
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The rail lines are among 13 big-ticket infrastructure projects worth 1.4 trillion baht the junta hopes to kick-start before 2018.
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The retailer had said in November that appliances, a big-ticket category in home products, had performed badly in the third quarter.
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The details: The sales are being driven by the purchasing of big-ticket items from shoppers' smartphones, including appliances, electronics and furnitures.
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Big-ticket infrastructure projects have been a policy focus this year to help cushion a slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy.
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Strong exits are already possible for consumer brands — and not necessarily from the big-ticket, headline grabbing acquisitions like Dollar Shave Club.
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But if you don't need a new phone, now is also a great time to pick up some other big-ticket items.
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The ally appears as a good fit since much of JD's revenue is driven by big-ticket electronics and home appliances sales.
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Major retailers, including Toys R Us and Sears, offer buyers layaway programs to help handle the cost of a big-ticket purchase.
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There's a reason your basic white tee has landed so many cameos in big ticket movies, music videos, and your everyday life.
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In addition to eliminating restaurant tabs and other unnecessary day-to-day expenses, the Adcocks cut back on the big ticket items.
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The same thing could happen to other items, including other "big ticket" purchases such as cars, if tariffs are applied to them.
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The governor also has three Democratic fund-raisers planned between now and Sunday, including a big-ticket event in Manhattan on Tuesday.
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Some big-ticket items still must be hammered out, including disaster aid, defense spending and funding for health insurance for children. 3.
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So (they've) been fighting this eight percentage point battle against big ticket items that people will change buying habits over every time.
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Part of the makeover is a shift to big-ticket shows like "Mars," a new mini-series co-produced by Ron Howard.
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And Trump and Democratic leaders are far apart on some key issues, most notably how to pay for the big-ticket plan.
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But as we await for the puck to drop, here are a few other big-ticket items that went down this week.
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Turns out RiRi has been working on yet another big-ticket pair-up — this time with Dior — and teasing it on Instagram.
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Since the IPO, the company's market cap has risen to $30 billion, thanks to big-ticket cars such as the 812 Superfast.
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Now his family is following suit, selling 11 big-ticket works at Christie's New York, spread over two evening sales in May.
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TVs are always a safe bet for anyone on your list, but gifting such a big ticket item requires a decent discount.
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Travis cautioned that a reduction in consumer confidence could have a pronounced impact on big-ticket purchases such as kitchens and bathrooms.
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Crude oil and natural gas purchases from the United States are expected to be among the big ticket items, another source said.
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The number of deals was down by 40 percent year-over-year, however, indicating that big-ticket transactions were the main driver.
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But the infrastructure plan was modified after authorities admitted that several big ticket infrastructure projects, like inter-island bridges were not feasible.
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"I was looking for more big-ticket items and a larger vision for the city," said Letitia James, the city's public advocate.
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"What are you doing?" he recalls thinking, wishing that she was talking more about the "big ticket items" that he cared about.
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Another study by Mintel showed travel was more important than paying student loans, buying a "big ticket" item or starting a family.
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"We could take a little bit more of a long-term view on some of these big-ticket dollar spends," he said.
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Still, consumers feel confident enough in the economy's future to increase their debt on credit cards, pricier mortgages and big-ticket items.
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Among the big-ticket items taking a hit is the Air Force's F-2900 program, which will lose $220006 million for procurement.
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Among the big-ticket items taking a hit is the Air Force's F-2628 program, which will lose $28500 million for procurement.
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Your retirement plan should also include a cash "thinking fund" to save for anticipated big-ticket purchases or expenses in retirement, Ballou said.
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KKR's larger, regional $6 billion Asian Fund II, which focuses on big ticket transactions, has returned 36.2 percent since its launch in 2013.
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But while headline sentiment indicators remain very positive, there are more troubling signs that spending on big ticket items is beginning to stall.
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And don't forget the big ticket items like a portable crib that has to be marched over to the oversize baggage claim area.
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If I bought a big-ticket item, like a more expensive meal at dinner, I broke down, worried I was wasting my money.
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After all, if you're like most Americans, a substantial amount of your money goes toward three big-ticket items: housing, food and transportation.
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While Russians may have less disposable income, they would rather spend more for a foreign brand when making big-ticket purchases, analysts say.
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A user who was saving up for vacation or another make a big-ticket purchase can now do so with Qapital's debit card.
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Now's your opportunity to buy those big ticket items from a water flosser to a queen mattress, or even an electric potato peeler.
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In short, these two big-ticket weapons systems that Turkey hopes to add to its budding arsenal can be used against each other.
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The government is also ramping up spending on big-ticket infrastructure projects to spur domestic demand and lift investment growth from record lows.
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The big-ticket item ... Marta gets one "Friends" residual check a year, and our sources say it's a doozy ... many millions of dollars.
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China's car market is also a major employer, driver of economic growth and a barometer of consumers' willingness to buy big-ticket items.
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Big ticket items cost 20,000 sweatcoins, which would take more than a decade to earn even if you walk 10,000 steps a day.
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As business conditions worsened, anxious consumers would defer planned spending on holidays and big-ticket durable goods until their job prospects were clearer.
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But their efforts are mostly focused on niche sports so far, not big-ticket events that could cannibalize their lucrative live TV viewers.
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There's serious concern that Trump and GOP leadership have simply identified too many big-ticket, politically thorny items to tackle in year one.
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For smaller flex-office providers, mergers can be the fastest way to attain the scale needed to do business with big-ticket clients.
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He also contributed $250,000 to Trump's inauguration, and watched midterm election returns with Trump and other big-ticket conservative donors like Sheldon Adelson.
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Members are also poised to ask about other big-ticket items, such as the Justice Department's legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
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Peters' Connections," but ignored Miller's big-ticket plays in favor of more obscure ones like "The American Clock" and "I Can't Remember Anything.
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The focus of defense counsel will remain with the big ticket charges of tax fraud, money laundering and conspiracy against the United States.
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Spain's 17 regions manage their own budgets on big ticket social spending in areas such as health and education where cuts lose votes.
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The sale covers obvious goods like smartphones, TVs and other big-ticket consumer items, but also fashion, clothing, furniture, health products and more.
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Its big-ticket marketing push includes clever television ads that feature Watson trading quips with famous people like Serena Williams and Bob Dylan.
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Analysts said spending on big ticket items could be deferred and the housing market would likely slow as people are put off moving.
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But other big-ticket items Democrats hoped to achieve, like an infrastructure package and a prescription drug bill, have yet to be passed.
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From there, he coached me on saving my Ss for big-ticket, pluralizing plays and putting high-value letters on double-letter squares.
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"Four big-ticket items account for about 933 percent of the revenue gain," said Gordon Mermin, senior research associate at the nonpartisan group.
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The list scheduled for December (List 4b) will affect $115 billion of consumer technology products, including big ticket items, according to the CTA.
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Not only would neither of those big ticket items be done, but we would not even try to do reconciliation or a budget.
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Warren plans to headline a Democratic National Committee big-ticket fundraiser next week, the second time she has done so in recent months.
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It's important to remember that the bullet train is far from the only big-ticket infrastructure project the Moroccan government has invested in.
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Bar Mitzvahs are some of the most popular celebrity bookings Aside from weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs are big-ticket items for Dalton.
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Shoppers are also spending more on big-ticket items such as electronics and cars than on clothes, a critical category for department stores.
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The group highlighted weaker demand for "big ticket" purchases such as kitchens - often a sign consumers are feeling less confident about their prospects.
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This year, 55 percent of parents' dollars are expected to go toward clothing, a big-ticket item, up 10 percent from last year.
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Its failure cast doubt on many similar institutions, interrupting the flow of financing for purchases of big-ticket items like homes and cars.
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Prices of consumer durables fell for a second month, pointing to weakness in demand for big-ticket items such as cars and appliances.
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In short, these two big ticket weapons systems that Turkey hopes to add to its budding arsenal can be used against each other.
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Some analysts warn the tax hike could hit consumers hard, causing sales of big-ticket items such as cars and homes to slump.
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"Big-ticket BRI projects and the relatively high interest rates being charged by China add to Pakistan's risk of debt distress," CGD said.
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Hedge funds and private-equity firms are deepening their involvement in big-ticket personal-injury lawsuits against drug companies and medical device manufacturers.
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The Zimmerman family — white, dog lovers, and a little bit garden-proud — seemed to break out the camera mostly for big-ticket events.
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Most people don't have that kind of cash on hand, so working up to that or other big-ticket items and events is key.
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To date, Beijing has promised Manila 10 big-ticket infrastructure projects but only one has moved toward implementation, political scientist Richard Heydarian told CNBC.
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In short, these two big ticket weapons systems can be used against each other, although Turkey hopes to add both to its budding arsenal.
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"There is a political solution here," he said, adding that the courts should not be a "taxidermist" for every big-ticket law Congress passes.
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Among the big-ticket items, one that is set to put a spell on buyers is that of Walt Disney's last will and testament.
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Some of her alleged big-ticket item purchases included a 47-foot yacht, three Mercedes Benz cars and Harley Davidson motorcycles, court documents revealed.
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A large part of big-ticket items are to prominent Kuwaiti family-owned groups that dominate the private sector and to regional / international businesses.
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Moreover, if you're purchasing that big-ticket item with your credit card you may already be getting extra protection and not even know it.
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The buyer's identity was shielded by the limited liability company JS Property NY. Big Ticket includes closed sales from the previous week, ending Wednesday.
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Retail sales fell for a third straight month in February as households cut back on purchases of motor vehicles and other big-ticket items.
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COSTCO CFO- SALES HIGHLIGHTS FOR Q3 INCLUDE DIAMOND REPURCHASES IN $400,000 RANGE AND BIG-TICKET ITEMS LIKE GOLF SIMULATORS THAT SOLD FOR $14,000 EACH
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To arrest a sharper slowdown of the economy, Beijing has fast-tracked big-ticket infrastructure projects, which are pushing up prices of construction materials.
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Two of the big-ticket questions… How does a customer spend responsibly and what do they do with the money they have left over.
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The way things are going, big tech companies will eventually be home to plenty of TV content including big-ticket live events like sports.
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Glaub said he makes it clear to volunteers that they're under no obligation to buy big-ticket items like an Xbox or an iPhone.
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Within China, economic slowdown and uncertainty around issues such as the U.S.-China trade tensions have already put some pause on big-ticket purchases.
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Why it matters: Delrahim's confirmation process has been closely watched by executives and investors looking for clues about how he views big-ticket mergers.
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Voting experts noted that turnout exploded in states with big-ticket elections such as Florida, which featured high-profile races for Senate and governor.
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Now even Rubio is pointing out those big-ticket bonus announcements don't really account for much in the grand scheme of tax cut beneficiaries.
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Prices of consumer durables fell for a second month, pointing to lingering weakness in demand for big-ticket items such as cars and appliances.
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Wages, however, have been mostly stagnant since 2008, while the costs of big-ticket items, including college, rent and healthcare, have continued to climb.
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Last year, a Bieber jersey hauled in a few thousand pounds at auction ... so they're expecting the stick to be a big-ticket item.
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The package is expected to include big-ticket items including Littoral Combat Ships, THAAD missile defense systems, armored personnel carriers, missiles, bombs and munitions.
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Pence simultaneously downplayed all the negative, unpredictable aspects of Trump, particularly ones that tend to play as big-ticket items in a media environment.
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But whether the party can deliver big-ticket promises such as tax reform and healthcare will play a role in motivating those voters too.
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The laundered cash allegedly was used on big-ticket items such as a $30,000 pickup truck, a $14,153 tractor and $17,000 in paper products.
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He added the brand had sold an unusual amount of "big-ticket" watches in December and January, but was still wary of nasty surprises.
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The startup passes that on to consumers, meaning that, often, they get attractive interest-free rates on big-ticket items likes phones or computers.
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Many will spring for big-ticket items like a comfortable new mattress, a stunning 4K TV, or maybe even a nice pair of headphones.
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Those big-ticket items mean that other priorities are being pushed aside in the hope that they could be wrapped into a funding deal.
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Staying open for (calm) discussion on our big-ticket issues has been as big a gift (to me) as rigidity has been a hindrance.
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Besson used "every trick in the independent film financing book" to get Valerian made, without handing over the reins to a big-ticket financier.
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Too many NXs being sold with cash on the good, not nearly enough big ticket products like GS, LS, LC, and LX getting bought.
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In the old days adverts in Time magazine or on billboards in Times Square were big-ticket items that only giant firms could afford.
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The firm saw sales growth in all its regions except the UK, adding to signs that Britons are cutting back on big ticket spending.
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Consumers also showed a reluctance to commit to purchases of big-ticket items this month, with intentions to buy automobiles, houses and appliances declining.
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While this represented just 2.6% of the UK's overall goods exported, the sales were of big-ticket items that provide well-paying manufacturing jobs.
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Zero percent financing or "deferred interest financing" allows shoppers to purchase big-ticket items and avoid paying interest for a specified period of time.
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But the retrenchment in purchases of big-ticket household items casts a cloud on the holiday shopping season, which typically kicks off around Thanksgiving.
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Amazon has already slashed the prices of big-ticket items in its Black Friday sale, with massive discounts on TVs, laptops, tablets, and more.
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With all the threats of tariffs bouncing back and forth across oceans, one big-ticket item is bearing the brunt of the bluster: cars.
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Who receives credit for bringing big-ticket cases to a firm is seen as a top factor in the size of the pay gap.
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Recently producers of big ticket movies such as Baahubali, Kabali, and Sultan had sought court's assistance in cracking down piracy for their respective titles.
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The output data followed an unexpected rise in order data in September, driven by big ticket items and higher domestic and euro zone demand.
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Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods dipped in January, pulled down by decreased demand for cars, auto parts, and military aircraft.
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The endorsement came not at a re-election event or a big-ticket fund-raiser, flanked by patriotic bunting or de Blasio campaign signs.
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They're dual examples of the ambitions of cable TV today and of the wildly different directions those ambitions can take: big-ticket spectacle vs.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — The recalcitrant senator kept crossing up the inexperienced new president on big-ticket legislation even though they represented the same party.
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It's the kind of clean, bright space that once expressed faith and optimism about the world but now whispers big-ticket taste and privilege.
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Though consumer confidence slipped this month, it remained at a very high level and many households expected to buy big-ticket items like cars.
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Here are some of the other big-ticket back-to-school purchases to watch out for: Many students enjoy playing for their school team.
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Farmers have limited disposable income to make big-ticket purchases like gold, said Mangesh Devi, a jeweller in the western Indian state of Maharashtra.
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George Clooney, who hosted a big-ticket fundraiser for Clinton in the spring, isn't slated to be there, his publicist confirmed to The Hill.
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Some of the big-ticket names in retail such as Home Depot, Macy's and TJ Maxx parent TJX are all gearing up for earnings.
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Big Ticket The penthouse at the pinnacle of 56 Leonard, the distinctive Jenga-like glass skyscraper in the heart of TriBeCa, has finally sold.
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"Fargo," if its run continues, could be a big-ticket, bigger-scale version of a TV standby, the reliable procedural with top-shelf talent.
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The company's warnings on valuations carry additional weight because it is among the pharmaceutical companies with the most firepower to do big-ticket acquisitions.
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And its big-ticket items – the 180,000 trucks it plans to buy for $6.3 billion – all are driven by the businesses that must compete.
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Retailers like Walmart have cut prices on tons of big-ticket electronics — including Samsung smart TVs — in honor of the annual online shopping extravaganza.
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Even that plan was modified after authorities admitted that several big ticket infrastructure projects, like long bridges, included in that program, were not feasible.
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As in July this year, Chinese banks are expected to continue to show support with big-ticket commitments to Huawei on the latest loan.
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To many residents here, the big-ticket real estate shuffle is normal as they insist that, really, this is a neighborhood like any other.
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Even Trevor Booker, one of the Nets' big-ticket acquisitions in the off-season, had been coming off the bench for the Utah Jazz.
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A major factor in the slide is the barrage of trade threats that have unsettled Chinese consumers, discouraging them from buying big-ticket goods.
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A major factor in the slide is the barrage of trade threats that have unsettled Chinese consumers, discouraging them from buying big-ticket goods.
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Big Ticket The new year began almost the same way as 2017 ended: with outsize closings of combination-ready penthouses at 432 Park Avenue.
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From houses to grad school to designer purses, we got 21 women to get honest about their big-ticket item of the past 12 months.
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Although the big ticket went to one fortunate winter, six people snagged $2 million prizes and there are 34 $1 million prizes, according to GMA.
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Walmart is offering unprecedented discounts on big ticket items customers expect to buy during Prime Day this year, such as televisions, kitchen appliances, and computers.
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Beyond the big ticket items I purchased, I also just acquired a variety of things that seemed crucial at the time. Electronics. Accessories. Furniture. Books.
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Lijian Zhao, a Chinese diplomat, says China is all too aware that Pakistan needs more than just big-ticket infrastructure if it is to flourish.
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Other big ticket items included the "Witch Remover" prop Bert Lahr's Cowardly Lion attempted to use in "The Wizard of Oz," which sold for $220,2100.
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Sales of big-ticket items like homes and cars inevitably rise and fall with the business cycle, but RVs are especially susceptible to such swings.
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Some young people say they are putting off spending on big-ticket items to prepare for what would be the first slowdown in their lives.
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The agency has a special panel of experts, called the Art Advisory Panel, that helps it determine values for big-ticket artworks claimed by taxpayers.
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It also would allow the Pentagon to undertake a shopping spree with money to buy ships and submarines, aircraft, tanks and other big-ticket items.
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Another strategy is to have separate savings accounts: one for an emergency fund and the other for purchases such as vacations or big-ticket items.
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Following that launch, automated investing service Betterment, which assists folks in planning for big-ticket life events like retirement, pulled some data on its customers.
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Moreover, on big-ticket security challenges like Syria, terrorism in the Sinai and the threat posed by Hezbollah, the U.S. and Israel are in agreement.
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Typically a Trov policy covers items of around $1,000, which makes the company's policies a numbers game rather than a play for big ticket policies.
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"When you're talking about those big-ticket items, that's a riskier purchase for most people and a larger expenditure," said Bobbi Leach, CEO of FuturePay.
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Two-thirds of those who responded said that while they've added a big-ticket item to their online shopping carts, they didn't finalize the purchase.
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Instead of buying one of those big-ticket items, more understated gift will be sure to please and surprise the budding skywatcher in your life.
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The real reasons behind our love for some of the big-ticket, luxury, or even everyday foods we indulge in today can be seriously surprising.
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For example, kitchen products, typically a big ticket item, performed well for Home Depot during the quarter, but for Lowe's the business was "below average".
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Hiscox said it had "moved quickly" to capitalise on higher rates and that it would maintain underwriting discipline as rates in big-ticket lines flatten.
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A couple of other big-ticket loans are in the market with LCD maker Innolux and its peer AU Optronics raising a combined NT$70bn.
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The GOP talks a good game about cutting spending, but they never really try to hit the big ticket items of Social Security and Medicare.
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First-time candidate Trump got a late start on fundraising in 2016, holding his first big-ticket donor event only five months before Election Day.
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The Indians have allowed 40 runs in their setbacks during a 2-153 stretch, but their big-ticket offseason acquisition appears to be warming up.
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But to pay for the big-ticket items, she's made a wealth tax of 6% on fortunes over 10 figures central to her policy agenda.
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"The process for the sale of big-ticket assets is utterly politicized," said Jeffrey Wilson of the Asia Research Center at Murdoch University in Perth.
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For many luxury companies, having a tight grip on quality for big ticket items is often crucial to convince customers to fork out small fortunes.
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Of course, your overall finances depend on your income and prior wealth, and on big-ticket items such as your housing, student loans, and car.
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Sure, custom getups are something we've certainly come to expect on red carpets, especially big-ticket ones like last night's CFDA Awards step-and-repeat.
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It has green lighted big-ticket projects, like new subway lines in many cities, to move forward, and pumped more money into the financial system.
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Big-ticket items like sofas and kitchen tables are subject to sticker-shock and, unlike necessities, are purchases that can be put off by consumers.
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Despite a softening luxury market, average prices seem to be rising, though averages can be elevated by a few big-ticket deals, brokers point out.
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Given that, and the big-ticket arms sale, most analysts and former officials predicted that Mr. Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia would be a success.
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But over the weekend, with the war epic "210," came an old-fashioned example of a film delivering both artistic wows and big ticket sales.
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Yet Mr. Johnson will have to reconcile this kind of big-ticket project with the small-government ideology that drives the Brexiteers in his cabinet.
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They've also rolled back 85033 regulations from the Obama administration through the Congressional Review Act, but they haven't made much progress on big-ticket bills.
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The escalating tensions led to a fall in US consumer confidence in June, and weighed on purchase plans for big-ticket items such as automobiles.
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Big Ticket A flurry of pricey condominium sales, many of them at Manhattan's newest ultraluxury developments, provided a strong finale to an already robust 2016.
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"While everyone's budget and priorities are different, big ticket expenses like vacations can add up surprisingly quickly — a lot faster than a $19 avocado toast."
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Big-ticket sales climbed 12.4 percent in the latest period, with more shoppers buying appliances and "Pro-heavy" items from Home Depot, the company said.
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Both candidates' big-ticket ad buys are just the latest example of the incredible amount of ad spending going on ahead of the 2020 campaign.
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A day out from their big-ticket debate, a leaked email has brought up -- quite literally -- the temperature in the race between New York Gov.
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Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods are expected to rebound slightly after tumbling 200%, the largest amount in four months, in September.
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Some officials have expressed concern that Trump would accept a deal involving big-ticket Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and falling short on structural issues.
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While the parties still vet some candidates for Congress and big-ticket donors, they largely rely on local party officials to screen and refer them.
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Members face backlash at home for failing to put big ticket policy items up for a vote, which is often largely out of their control.
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But you'd never know that to watch state spending on big-ticket deals: The "economic war among the states" is still on steroids, and Florida Gov.
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Ads from the medical profession don't focus on small-bore items like Dr. Z's blemish remedies, but big-ticket treatments like joint replacements and cancer care.
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The plan includes an array of big ticket infrastructure projects, including a rail project, power generation and a futuristic new city on the outskirts of Dakar.
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Chopra, who headlined three seasons of the ABC crime drama Quantico, is one of Bollywood's biggest female leads with acting credits in several big-ticket films.
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Once you have a working inventory, try to stay on top of new purchases, logging any new big-ticket items as you buy or receive them.
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In all, as many as a third of those polled were fine with their significant other spending on big-ticket items while on the down low.
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But, if you're only shopping at the Swedish megastore for big-ticket items like couches and tables, you're missing out on some of their best stuff.
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Rising household debt levels — whether mortgage, credit card, or student — make it hard to see a clear path to big-ticket purchases for the millennial generation.
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But in the Middle East checks are a more common feature of commerce, are often used for big-ticket transactions such as housing and other payments.
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Depreciation and inflation make everything more expensive — from fruits and vegetables to tires and oil, all the way to the big-ticket items, like mobile phones.
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Consumers spent a lot more at restaurants and bars in August, while cutting back on big ticket items like cars and furniture — and even online shopping.
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Congress has yet to take up spending cuts to big-ticket items like Medicare and Social Security that the White House had proposed to curb deficits.
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Home Depot pulled ahead of Lowe's, and Cramer was "aghast" at how much stronger Home Depot has performed on all levels, especially the big ticket appliances.
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Regardless, the USDA's big-ticket programs such as crop insurance as well as nutrition programs would still continue on after the current farm bill expires Sunday.
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The Seattle Seahawks have been very nice this year, at least according to quarterback Russell Wilson, who handed out some big ticket gifts to his teammates.
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The number of consumers considering it to be a good time to splurge on big-ticket items also improved to its highest level since May 2018.
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However, last week, Alibaba's executive vice-chairman, Joe Tsai, noted that sales had ticked up in December, although demand for big-ticket items continued to slow.
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Given how the other big-ticket items on Trump's agenda have fared in Congress so far, it remains unclear how realistic of a timeframe this is.
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It's also important to pay attention to the seller and other details that might not be immediately obvious, especially if you're buying a big-ticket item.
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It is a drag on the economy because it prevents many from buying homes and big-ticket consumer items, which are important engines of GDP growth.
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The most fair and equitable way to pay for big-ticket public improvements is spreading the costs to those who will benefit from it over time.
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The underwriter's London Market saw "intense" rating pressure in the aviation, marine and energy and US big-ticket property classes, with margins "evaporating" in some areas.
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PIF Managing Director Yasir Al Rumayyan said the fund was open to investing in more big ticket items such as U.S. ride services company Uber [UBER.UL].
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For the Navy, a big ticket contract is a future guided missile frigate, or FFG(X) contract that could get awarded for design sometime next year.
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Big Ticket Four more apartments have officially sold at 432 Park Avenue, the supertall luxury skyscraper in the heart of the city's "Billionaires' Row" in Midtown.
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Kapoor says the real change will come when a film with a big-ticket star and budget takes the risk of going low-key with promotions.
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Republicans who publicly ripped Trump are now getting in line, so muscling big-ticket items through the upper chamber using budget reconciliation shouldn't be that challenging.
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There is no doubt that Republicans in Congress have wasted time and opportunities over the past nine months to get their big ticket agenda items passed.
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The big ticket swag though is the $8,000 trip for 2 to St. Martin, and a $1,500 laser treatment ... to burn fat around your abs. Seriously.
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Touting the bill as a "matter of national security," Trump noted big-ticket defense procurements as well as the significant increase in spending for missile defense.
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This agenda item hasn't moved as fast as the GOP hoped, but in this administration, any movement in Congress on any big-ticket item is noteworthy.
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Chopra, who headlined three seasons of the ABC crime drama "Quantico", is one of Bollywood's biggest female leads with acting credits in several big-ticket films.
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It also could make things easier for consumers who won't have to worry about accessory compatibility with big-ticket buys like the Karma Grip handheld stabilizer.
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He tooled around the United States stealing almost all the big-ticket game pieces, acquiring new properties on a whim, and collecting kickbacks from other players.
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Our biggest budget lines: housing, student loans, and investing The mortgage, student loan payments, and our investments make up the big-ticket items in our budget.
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Marin is among a growing band of affluent millennials who prefer spending less on everyday stuff and splurging on big-ticket items like cars and homes.
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"We believe that these 'windfalls,' whether through unexpected pay raises or one-time bonuses will flow largely through discretionary spend, particularly big ticket items," he said.
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What's striking so far is that the big-ticket agenda items Trump spent his campaign talking about—the things that got him this far—have fizzled.
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Mr. Jelgersma had classic taste and regularly bought big-ticket paintings from dealers who exhibit at the world's biggest fair of old master art, Tefaf Maastricht.
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Big-ticket proposals like "Medicare for All" and banning private health insurance, as advocated by the progressive wing, could have an outsized impact on the sector.
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At the Oscars, it's the big-ticket categories that tend to draw the most attention, but this year the winner for animated short rose to prominence.
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A big-ticket item for someone very special, the Korver Sofa erases memories of wobbly and worn college furnishings with the foundation of something more lasting.
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Members of Mr. Trump's new cabinet are also staying there this week, as are dozens of big-ticket donors to his presidential election campaign and inauguration.
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CNBC reported, however, that bitcoin did prove useful for big-ticket items such as school tuition when both the buyer and seller held the digital currency.
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Instead of giving in to the temptation to buy big-ticket items right off the bat, give yourself time to process the magnitude of your win.
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For Uber, helicopters could prove to be a big ticket item that expands its reach beyond taxi rides and helps justify its lofty $62.5 billion valuation.
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When Jones was first elected in 2017, many Republicans expected him to side with them on some big-ticket issues to earn some crossover voter support.
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China has allowed big-ticket American mergers that are subject to Beijing's antitrust reviews to go forward and dropped an investigation into imports of American sorghum.
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And unlike some of her rivals — Biden and Buttigieg, in particular — she has eschewed traditional big-ticket fundraisers that often provide candidates with sizable financial boosts.
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Sanchez also said a simplified tax code could push millennials to start putting cash to work through purchases of big-ticket items like houses and cars.
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Garnett was known as the Big Ticket during his playing days, mostly in Minnesota and Boston, where in 173 he helped secure championship banner No. 17.
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With costs for big-ticket items like rigs and labor already slashed, oilfield services providers will have to look to marginal areas for any further savings.
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If the Star Wars event is anything like other big-ticket in-game Fortnite events, combat will probably be turned off at the 1:30 p.m.
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Obama's 2016 agenda is far less ambitious, but still includes two big-ticket items: the Trans-Pacific Partnership and an overhaul of the nation's sentencing laws.
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Last year, the government's first attempt at big ticket privatization fell through when the sale of a fertilizer plant in Odessa failed to attract any bids.
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However shares of the home improvement chain - the first of the big-ticket brick-and-mortar retailers to post second-quarter earnings - were down 233 percent.
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Big Ticket The new Norman Foster-designed condominium in West Chelsea had its most expensive closed sale last month, though well below the initial asking price.
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Speaker Paul Ryan won't just be able to effectively block any big-ticket legislation — he's also poised to extract significant concessions from a Clinton White House.
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But wonky oversight inquiries probably aren't the big-ticket item that new Democratic members and their voters are looking for, especially heading into the 2020 presidential election.
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The big-ticket trades for Miller, Chapman, and the at-least-temporarily-no-longer-unhittable Craig Kimbrel within the past year reaffirms them as extremely valued currency.
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"This project isn&apost a big-ticket item like that, but it&aposs a solution to what&aposs a very challenging issue for many cities," Reginelli said.
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Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods slowed significantly in September, while a key category that tracks business investment fell for a second straight month.
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A lot more would change if even a handful of her big ticket proposals -- some original, some of them revamped or repackaged past legislation -- came to life.
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Key issues include an array of big-ticket items from the repeal and replace of the Affordable Care Act to tax reform and a sizable infrastructure bill.
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Travis had particular problems with big ticket purchases in UK DIY, especially in Wickes' kitchen and bathroom sales, as consumers adjusted to a more uncertain economic environment.
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In addition to being illegal in many countries, most big ticket sellers have purchase limits for individuals and security measures aimed at preventing the use of bots.
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Consumers are likely to postpone big ticket purchases for which they would require a loan from the banks, in anticipation of interest rates falling in the future.
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Many of us might be shocked to hear this has happened, but paying for big-ticket items with cold hard cash is a frequent occurrence in China.
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The underwriter's London Market has seen "intense" rating pressure in the aviation, marine and energy and U.S. big-ticket property classes, with margins "evaporating" in some areas.
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Sales of big-ticket items that cost more than $900 rose 8.1 percent during the quarter, led by strength in heating and air conditioning, appliances, and roofing.
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Arranging to buy iPhones, cameras, and other big-ticket items on Venmo, the scammer would pay with fraudulent funds that disappeared from seller's accounts after 24 hours.
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In its efforts to win big-ticket deals, Intesa has been helped by the close connections its Russia head Fallico has developed with the Russian business elite.
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MI), which controls Banca Generali is cautious about mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deals, one of the sources said, with little shareholder appetite for big-ticket transactions.
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Despite those types of big-ticket works, Smith said he's committed to making Sotheby's more accessible to a broader group of clients by offering more affordable pieces.
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We've always been very open with each other about our spending and run big-ticket purchases by the other one in advance, and polyamory hasn't changed that.
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So, we had basically decided the big ticket items, the big 20 percent corporate- a 25 percent rate for pass through business, the middle class tax cut.
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Laxalt has also secured donations from big-ticket Republican names including Sheldon Adelson and the Freedom Partners Action Fund, a group that's linked to the Koch brothers.
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Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods edged up slightly in January, but the strength came from a big increase in the volatile aircraft category.
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The government has already transferred billions of dollars in stakes of Turkish Airlines, major banks and other companies to the fund to finance big-ticket infrastructure projects.
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That process is clearly more difficult and decentralized than a traditional big-ticket enterprise SaaS contract, but Wasser tells me this is part of his secret sauce.
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"Cuomo now wants to position himself as someone who can get the big ticket items accomplished," said Benjamin Kabak, who runs the transit blog Second Avenue Saga.
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Before you furnish your kitchen with a couple thousand dollars' worth of appliances from Sears, think about buying big-ticket items from friends and family or online.
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Earlier this month, Alibaba revised down its full-year revenue forecast, sending a chill through investors, as it said sales of big-ticket items would be impacted.
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N) in the past several quarters, mainly due to its focus on do-it-yourself (DIY) customers, who spend less on big-ticket items compared with professionals.
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Chopra, 36, who headlined three seasons of the ABC crime drama "Quantico", is one of Bollywood's biggest female leads with acting credits in several big-ticket films.
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While the presidential race is the sort of big-ticket item filled with drama that Americans tend to be drawn to, the midterms are less, well, sexy.
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The jump in June orders was partly driven by big-ticket items, but even without them core orders were likely positive, a government official told a briefing.
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That could complicate China's efforts to turn its traditionally tightfisted population into American-style spenders, to offset its economy's dependence on exports and big-ticket government projects.
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That may not always be possible to do for some big ticket items like mortgage or car payments, but it is possible for credit cards, Baugh said.
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"Sales are happening all the time now," he said, adding that in the case of a big-ticket item he would wait for it to be discounted.
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Rebounding Asian appetite for luxury goods, especially from a younger generation of shoppers comfortable with buying big-ticket items online, is a major motor for the industry.
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Last year, the painter Brian Calvin showed there; now, his pastel faces pop up everywhere, particularly at big-ticket fairs like Frieze and Art Basel Miami Beach.
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It has announced the addition of last year's big-ticket Bollywood film, Udta Punjab, and a slew of Indian regional language titles to its worldwide content library.
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They also could reflect pressure placed on the EPA by executive orders and presidential memoranda to act quickly on big-ticket issues like the Clean Power Plan.
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Nintendo Switch, available at Target, $299.99The Nintendo Switch is likely to be one of those big ticket gifts that'll get you an extremely excited reaction upon opening.
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The ongoing negotiations have also demonstrated how the Trump administration may regulate big-ticket mergers and acquisitions, representing the first major test for the government's antitrust strategy.
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Big ticket A fully renovated Greenwich Village house closed last month at $20073 million, a new high for downtown, while the producer Bob Weinstein sold his duplex.
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Big Ticket The British developer Christian P. Candy finally sold his triplex atop the Plaza Hotel — four years after first putting the lavish penthouse on the market.
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On Thursday night, the former vice president attended a big-ticket fundraiser hosted by Andrew Goldman, one of Biden's former advisers and co-founder of Western LNG.
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Big Ticket A penthouse sale at the Getty, a brand-new boutique condominium hugging the High Line in West Chelsea, has set a record for Manhattan's downtown.
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Before making a big-ticket purchase, we always do research to make sure we get a high-quality item, because we know it's less likely to break.
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Another big-ticket item is a similar $12,000 square bracelet, also 18k rose gold with pavé diamonds along with the 18K gold Tiffany T True Narrow Bracelet.
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For all his well-honed sheepishness, Priebus's "just a kid from Kenosha, Wisc." shtick belies a penchant for main stages, big-ticket rooms and high-level company.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are great for saving a lot of money on big-ticket purchases like 4K TVs, gaming consoles, laptops, phones, smartwatches, and more.
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Kohl&aposs Cash can be used on future purchases until December 103, so you can save on even more big-ticket items as you&aposre holiday shopping.
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Retail sales grew at the strongest pace in 5-1/2 years in September as consumers rushed to buy big-ticket items to beat the tax hike.
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Joe Biden's campaign is drawing more support from big-ticket donors than any other candidate in the race — yet he still can't match his rivals' cash flow.
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Reform advocates say the city should also go after big-ticket reforms that help those charged with violent crimes, like Mr. Browder, who was charged with robbery.
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Yes, summer will soon be but a memory, but if it's any consolation, at least Labor Day also means major sales — especially on big-ticket tech items.
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Concert canceled: The Dallas Opera pulled the plug on its big-ticket March 2020 gala with Plácido Domingo, an opera star accused of sexually harassing multiple women.
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In her upcoming big-ticket film "Dear Zindagi", she plays a young woman who forms a bond with her therapist, played by Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan.
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Shoppers in Britain remained cautious with four in 10 saying they will hold off on buying big-ticket items until the economy seems more settled, Barclaycard said.
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While Trump struck a positive tone ahead of Tuesday's meeting, GOP leaders know he has grown increasingly frustrated with their lack of action on big-ticket items.
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Big Ticket One of China's richest men, the eccentric taxi driver-turned-financier Liu Yiqian, has a new place to display some of his trove of art.
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Those big-ticket proposals are driving candidates to search for more exotic tax increases that can generate the cash needed to at least partially offset the costs.
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People with more money might be willing to spend on big ticket items, but they're more inclined to spend on home renovations, boats, or cars, he said.
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The crush of deadline-driven items — on top of big-ticket efforts on health care and taxes — is sowing doubts that Republicans can pull it all off.
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The tech tools will help consumers choose big-ticket items, allowing them to see how all the elements will fit into their homes without having to purchase them.
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The slashed-price finds range from big-ticket furniture to artful area rugs, rustic coffee tables, stylish ottomans with secret storage, mattresses, unique decor pieces, and much more.
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Cinema company Cineworld topped the FTSE 250 with a 10.7 percent gain after it reported a rise in half-year revenue thanks to big-ticket superhero movie releases.
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Cinema company Cineworld topped the FTSE 250 with a 7 percent gain after it reported a rise in half-year revenue thanks to big-ticket superhero movie releases.
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"Usually we tell clients to skip the upfront savings unless they are buying a really big ticket item like furniture," says Priya Malani, a partner at Stash Wealth.
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And if you're dying for discounts now, you can always check out sites like Retail Me Not, or Groupon to reduce the cost of many big ticket items.
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These programs, which are also known as "deferred interest financing," allow buyers to snap up big-ticket items and avoid paying interest for a specified period of time.
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Clinton's ties to big-ticket donors and the investing community have opened her to criticism from both her opponent Donald Trump and the progressive wing of her party.
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In an email to CNBC, Hubert said it was necessary for Britain to show it was open for investment by embarking on big ticket construction and engineering projects.
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The 5.763 state-owned lenders on the RBI's list were barred from issuing fresh big-ticket loans or expanding operations and their financial performance is given close scrutiny.
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He made a lunge at blockbuster glory with the big-ticket Stephen King adaptation The Dark Tower in 2017, but the self-fashioned franchise was dead-on-arrival.
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Chinese consumers are less willing to make big ticket purchases in the uncertain environment, while a government campaign against deadly levels of pollution is also having an impact.
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But consumers have in recent months turned more cautious about spending on big-ticket items like cars and appliances as income growth slows amid the broader economic slowdown.
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But when it comes to big ticket items, like infrastructure, tax reform or a repeal and/or replacement of Obamacare, Trump is sitting on a goose egg -- zero.
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China reportedly signed $253.4 billion worth of deals with American companies during President Trump's state visit, per AP. The big-ticket items include agreements with Boeing and Qualcomm.
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Here are some other big ticket items: -- Pele's Jules Rimet Trophy ... $571,000 -- "1,000th Goal Ball" ... $117k -- 1958 World Cup Winner's Medal ... $290k -- Player of the Century award ... $83,000
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During the third quarter, Costco sold some big-ticket items like diamond repurchases, one in the $400,000 range, and items like golf simulators that sold for $14,000 each.
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No matter what big ticket franchise you're loyal to, you're going to have to deal with evil beings trying to collect objects in the name of unlimited power.
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Soon, the site will let users comparison-shop for more than just the big-ticket bling itself: You'll be able to search for trends in ring settings, too.
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Washington (CNN)Lawmakers return to the Capitol on Tuesday with little time to tackle big-ticket items to avoid a government shutdown and raise the nation's debt limit.
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Howden has banked on consumer spending on big-ticket purchases like home improvements to drive its growth, with sales rising nearly 50 percent in the past five years.
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Typically, one or two big-ticket payloads cover most of the bill for the launch, even if there are smaller satellites also going up on the same ride.
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The test of whether its new features succeed may come down to whether debt-leery customers are willing to pay AmEx a little more for big-ticket items.
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A wild presidential primary has overshadowed the Senate's work, and big-ticket items such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and criminal sentencing reform have been shelved.
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Although big-ticket M&A loans will boost second-quarter volumes, dealflow is expected to stay low, which will maintain pressure on loan pricing, despite fewer arranging banks.
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Many middle-class Americans are working longer for less income than decades ago, even while big-ticket expenses like housing, health care and college have relentlessly pushed higher.
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Family FriendlyIf you're in town with your parents or just love big ticket pop shows, there are a few places you can head to satisfy all age groups.
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Sheindlin met Larry Lyttle, at the time the head of the production company Big Ticket Television, who agreed to shoot a pilot for a new courtroom TV program.
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The Chinese government has allowed big-ticket projects, like new subway lines in many cities, to move forward, and it has pumped more money into the financial system.
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And while some of the fixes involve big-ticket infrastructure projects, many are simple matters like clearing existing drains, said Gerald E. Galloway, an author of the report.
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A former big-ticket Democratic fund-raiser, White went straight from Hillary Clinton's election night party to Donald Trump's when he realized which way the wind was blowing.
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But there have also been some really shitty ones: The Jet, The Big O, The Chosen One, The Big Ticket (and The Kid), The Machine, and The Brow.
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We are talking big-ticket engineering feats -- sea walls, elevated roads and other infrastructure, vastly improved drainage systems and on and on -- and also tightened up building codes.
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On a call with analysts and investors Thursday afternoon, McDonald said Lululemon will continue to expand its men's business and outerwear category, which includes more big-ticket items.
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Jimmy Kimmel's two guests on Tuesday night are both big-ticket names, but they come from opposite ends of the cultural spectrum: Miley Cyrus and Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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We're also spending on everyday needs like baby food, clothes and tricycles as well as big-ticket items like the crib, the stroller, a piano (that was me).
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"The ease with which big-ticket deals have closed this year is remarkable," said Ashish Sharma, managing director and head of loan syndication Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse.
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Whether it's a big-ticket item for mom and dad like a Ring cam system or a small token of appreciation for your work wife, we've got you.
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The buying power of Chinese consumers has also taken a hit, and big ticket items like cars are among the first things people avoid when budgets are tight.
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Big-ticket equipment purchases like vehicles or computers are a quick way to spend money, but McNeill said any new investment needs to help with the bottom line.
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Cowen policy analyst Chris Krueger said a reelection victory could also embolden Trump to pursue big-ticket spending items and blast anyone he believes is impeding economic growth.
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But Trump further escalated the war of words on Thursday, appearing to threaten McConnell if he fails to move big-ticket items over the finish line in Congress.
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Immediate big-ticket purchases are not expected, but Vietnam's military strategists have in the past indicated interest in U.S. drones, radar, and possibly P-3 Orion surveillance aircraft.
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As ICIJ points out, the money might be changing hands in secret because it's being used as "payoffs" for aid from the Russian government or big-ticket contracts.
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I'm lining up transportation, because I'm not saying we only want the big-ticket people — I want people chosen because of who they represent and who they understand.
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Family FriendlyIf you're in town with your parents or just love Big Ticket pop shows, there are a few places you can head to satisfy all age groups.
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The Trump administration wants China to make big-ticket purchases of over a trillion dollars of U.S. goods in the next six years to reduce its trade surplus.
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The bid contemplates assuming protection agreements Sears has previously sold to reassure customers who have bought appliances, televisions, lawn tractors and other big-ticket items, the ESL spokesman said.
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Voluntary export restraints, purchases of big ticket items such as aircraft and farm products, together with selective tariffs and quotas are likely to form part of the eventual deal.
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So whatever big-ticket item you need for your home, we&aposve put together a list of when prices tend to dip, so you&aposll know when to strike.
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While this year's bag includes a few big-ticket items — like a three-day stay at a private California mansion — we're more interested in the stuff that's actually useful.
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Shoppers picked up big-ticket items such as TVs, Apple Inc iPads and Watches at Target, while phones, toys, gaming consoles and cookware were top sellers at Walmart Inc.
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Anyone's who's nabbed such a big-ticket buy knows the feeling of buying something you know will outlast the sped-up, rise-and-fall cycle of fast-fashion trends.
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So: Unless the value of TV sports rights deals dramatically craters in the near future, Facebook won't be buying any exclusive rights to any big-ticket sports anytime soon.
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The big ticket on Jay Cutler's agenda this week is whether or not Kristin will agree to move to a new house he found, way out in the country.
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Last month, Lazard reported higher-than-expected quarterly profits, as its M&A advisory business got a boost from a string of big-ticket deals in the United States.
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But for big ticket home appliances such as air-conditioners, refrigerators and washing machines, positive signs are emerging, analysts at the U.S. bank said in a report dated Thursday.
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And while meeting the exact numbers in the time frame given might prove to be impossible, the ambitious plan should create plenty of big-ticket opportunities for defense contractors.
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As we've reported, cities have struck big-ticket deals with tech companies, but typically surrender tax and other subsidies, only to have the incoming firms frequently fail to deliver.
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Additionally, the passage of tax reform, including lower corporate tax rates and greater incentives to repatriate capital, could lead to a rise in big-ticket deals involving U.S. startups.
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In markets where there has been a substantial uptick in home prices, such as San Francisco Bay, the retailer hasn't seen a slowdown in big-ticket spending, Tome said.
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A landslide victory in Uttar Pradesh last weekend gave Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi the political capital he needs push through several big-ticket reforms to stimulate the economy.
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This is generally a good sign for the economy, as it signifies that "consumers are spending more on big-ticket items, such as cars," The Wall Street Journal reports.
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As legislators become more focused on the 2018 midterm elections and the 2020 presidential election, what they need most to re-energize the Republican party is big-ticket legislation.
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If any of your goals include making big-ticket purchases at some point, try allocating a portion of your income to an account set up just for that purpose.
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Prices continued reversing from a 20-percent rally last month, driven by large concurrent global production outages and big-ticket tenders seeking more than 40 cargoes for July-September.
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The other big-ticket items on the list were a $30,000 engagement ring, $25,000 for the photographer, videographer and planner, and dropping $10,000 on a dress from Lovely Bride.
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Big-ticket legislative items like comprehensive immigration reform and tax code reform have gone by the wayside, mired in partisan arguments that Obama has shown little ability to mitigate.
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For many European companies, the train has left the station: Big ticket deals in energy, infrastructure, real estate and other sectors won't wait for Trump to get on board.
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When Amazon started collecting sales tax in a state, the economists found, household spending on its site dropped by 9.4 percent overall, and 29.1 percent for big-ticket items.
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He hopes that by allowing commuter rail passengers to use their phones to transfer to the subway, his company will earn a spot in the MTA's big-ticket project.
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And too often the big-ticket items that fuel the revenues of these firms are of little value in actually defending us from the most urgent threats we face.
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For the current majority in Congress, big-ticket items like grappling with ObamaCare repeal and replace, or the current test on tax reform, represent a couple high-profile examples.
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The veteran newsman pointed to big-ticket items such as fixing the nation's infrastructure that he says aren't being addressed as a result of the volatile back-and-forth.
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A key way for that to happen is to make sure committees hold recorded votes on big-ticket items before they come to the House floor for a vote.
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U.S. retail sales rebounded in October, but consumers cut back on purchases of big-ticket household items and clothing, which could temper expectations for a strong holiday shopping season.
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Prime members can expect an additional 10 percent off most sale products, but there are also big ticket items that Whole Foods call "Prime Member Deals," which change weekly.
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There are tons of great gifts on the market — cool, innovative, thoughtful, and ranging in price from big-ticket items to under-$25 purchases you can make on Amazon.
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Generally speaking, the best deals can are found on big-ticket items like 4K TVs, games consoles, and laptops, but that doesn't mean there won't be something special elsewhere.
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More than half, or 55 percent, of those surveyed said used debit cards for holiday purchases although they were more likely to switch to credit for big-ticket items.
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China relies less on large big-ticket purchases from Russia, but Chinese defense industries are seeking expertise from Russia and former-Soviet states to plug knowledge gaps, he said.
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Duterte signed the order on June 28, establishing the inter-agency Energy Investment Coordinating Council, which is tasked with simplifying and streamlining the approval process of big-ticket projects.
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"We had basically decided the big ticket items: the big 20 percent corporate rate – a 25 percent rate for pass-through businesses, the middle class tax cut," Ryan said.
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Its sprawling Gigafactory battery factory outside Reno, Nevada is only partially complete, and plans for assembly plants in Europe and China are both big-ticket items on the horizon.
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The president, who is not eligible for re-election and is deeply unpopular, has been forced to cancel other big-ticket infrastructure projects over corruption scandals and budget cuts.
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Big ticket The sprawling apartment was bought by a part owner of the Philadelphia 1003ers and New Jersey Devils; and in Brooklyn, Mary Louise Parker bought a Heights penthouse.
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The result is less like a movie and more like a palate-cleansing exercise — something that a big-ticket director might do just to see if he still can.
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The gigantic soup that is the internet marketplace fills up with a lot of new products this time of year, especially when it comes to big ticket tech items.
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Beijing promptly responded by threatening increased duties on $50 billion worth of U.S. exports, including a big-ticket agricultural item — soybeans — as well as seafood, electric cars and whiskey.
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From a legislative perspective, that's absolutely correct in terms of big-ticket items such as health care, tax reform and major funding for a wall along the southern border.
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But if work or family obligations (or the other stresses of adult life) limit his availability to big-ticket emotional items, don't put that friendship in the loss column.
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There's lots to be saved on big ticket tech items — from laptops to wireless headphones — but there are also a lot of small n' cute gadgets to be gotten.
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These policies may not be as comprehensive as stand-alone travel insurance, but they may cover the big-ticket items like a hotel and airfare if something should happen.
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Other big ticket items included an alien creature costume from "Aliens" that went for over $80k and Merlin's robe and helmet from "Excalibur" ... which hauled in more than $120k.
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If you, like me, are naturally skeptical when servers persistently push a big-ticket item, you might be tempted to blaze your own path through Madame Vo BBQ's menu.
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But big-ticket items aren't as important as they seem, and plunking down the money to buy them is no guarantee you'll end up with a home you love.
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He also pointed to a 9.6% drop in consumer confidence in April, the worst reading of the index in five months, as Colombians put off buying big-ticket items.
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For now big advertisers remain focused on the millennial generation, who, at about 18 to 35 years old, are old enough to buy cars, homes and other big-ticket items.
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So mark my words—over the next year, when it's time to trade Erik Karlsson or Oliver Ekman-Larsson or whichever other big-ticket player, the landscape will look different.
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But not even an Ivy League band of big-ticket lawyers can figure out a way to stop us taking our business elsewhere when we're sickened by a company's behavior.
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"It would appear that these would be limited in duration and scope, and big-ticket buys of missile defense systems would not be impacted," the analysts wrote in the note.
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A suited Chinese man who gave his name as Wu said there were always ways to get money out of China, but acknowledged it was harder for big-ticket items.
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If we see a big-ticket item on sale early, we'll let you know if we think it'll go lower on Black Friday or if you should snag it now.
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A shift in spending patterns is proving costly for U.S. department stores — shoppers are preferring to spend on big-ticket items such as electronics, homes and cars than on clothes.
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We're often told that, in relationships, it's important to have certain conversations to be sure we're on the same page as our partner when it comes to big-ticket issues.
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The award has not been finalised and it is seen as a test for efforts by Indonesian President Joko Widodo to enforce more transparency in big-ticket deals, they said.
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The page also broke several big-ticket (but now forgotten) tabloid stories of the era, including Jamie Lynn Spears' pregnancy (news of which was later picked up by larger outlets).
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Another big-ticket item for Tesla is its recently announced China factory in Shanghai, although Musk has said funding for the roughly $2 billion cost would come from local debt.
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Frustrated by his own party in his efforts to make changes to underfunded entitlement programs, Ryan's last shot to do something about big-ticket domestic spending is probably food stamps.
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There's no expiration date for the balance of the gift card, so if you end up skipping the big-ticket item, you don't have to rush to spend your funds.
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Mega stores like Target, Best Buy, Costco, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Home Depot will have major sales as well with deals on laptops, phones, tablets, big ticket appliances, and more.
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Image: Arka Media WorksIn recent weeks, both Netflix and Disney have been threatened by movie pirates who demanded a ransom in exchange for not leaking big ticket films and shows.
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The GOP leaders had huddled at the White House to chart a way forward on two big-ticket legislative items that have stalled in Congress, tax and health care reform.
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China's falling automobile sales amid the country's weakest economic growth in nearly three decades meant advertisers, especially big-ticket automobile firms, have "become more conservative" in their spending, Lau said.
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The company said there was increased demand for big-ticket items - or products that are priced above $900 - such as heating, ventilation and cooling products and home appliances and roofing.
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Consumers rushed to purchase big-ticket items — a phenomenon known as front-loading — ahead of an October tax increase on most goods and services from 8 percent to 10 percent.
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A shift in spending patterns is proving costly for U.S. department stores - shoppers are preferring to spend on big-ticket items such as electronics, homes and cars than on clothes.
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Big Ticket Two more luxury aeries officially closed at 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, at 1,396 feet, and a bastion of the world's superrich.
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Energy executives told Reuters earlier this month that the steel and aluminum tariffs could increase the cost of big-ticket shale and LNG projects by as much as 10 percent.
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Stefan Simchowitz, a collector and adviser based in Los Angeles, was an active bidder, buying about a dozen big-ticket lots for clients over the two evenings of Christie's sales.
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It was groupthink at its worst: typical blind allegiance of college sports fans, who so often toss aside reason in the name of big-ticket sports at their alma mater.
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Kris Meade, who represents employers as chair of Crowell & Moring's labor and employment practice, said Pizzella has inherited some big-ticket items, many of which are controversial in labor circles.
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Here's what it means:Nubank's latest big-ticket round demonstrates its rapid ascent in its home market and provides it with an opportunity to expand into the rest of Latin America.
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We don't know what Macy's Cyber Monday deals will be yet, but we predict you'll see major savings on appliances like Instant Pots, KitchenAid stand mixers, and big-ticket furniture.
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The businessmen purchased their big ticket lunch in 2007 as part of an annual charity auction for Glide Foundation, which helps the homeless and impoverished get back on their feet.
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But if the Federal Reserve pushes rates higher and if the debt markets turn more volatile, then the money available to finance such big-ticket acquisitions will become more expensive.
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And is the site's version of "community" so beholden to the forces of market surveillance that it renders communal participation a dead letter to anyone other than big-ticket advertisers?
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Ever since that frivolous quest, I've frequently found myself chasing virtual big ticket items in games like Skyrim or Horizon Zero Dawn, while holding off on other more pressing missions.
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Big ticket electronics are popular holiday gifts because stores tend to drop prices by a lot for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and prices stay low through the holiday season.
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Mega-galleries sell art by PDF all the time so, as Gagosian director Sam Orlofsky notes, the only surprise was that there were big-ticket buyers amid a global crisis.
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But the president is also not calling on China to make any significant moves to open its markets, preferring to put the spotlight on big-ticket deals for American companies.
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Forget catching up on extra sleep, we're taking our Thursdays OOO and ensuing weekend hours as an opportunity to shop savings on the big-ticket home brands and buys ahead.
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Her group has seen a slight decline over the the first seven months of this year in the percentage of consumers planning big ticket purchases, like cars, homes and appliances.
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One big-ticket financing on the cards is for electronics maker Showa Denko, which plans to borrow up to ¥695bn in late 2019 for its proposed acquisition of Hitachi Chemical.
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Big-ticket buys you don't need Just because an item like a treadmill or a laptop is deeply discounted from its usual steep price doesn't mean you should get it.
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Loan growth, for example, would have been even higher if it wasn't for the sorry state of auto sales, which have crashed as Indians hold off buying big-ticket items.
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If he continues to maintain that none of the big-ticket items in the budget are on the table, there is little hope that his budget could actually achieve balance.
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After being bombarded with flyers and the same TV commercials every time there's a break, giving up on buying that big-ticket item may have sounded like the easier option.
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Scavino's first assignment was to try to find big-ticket contributors to Trump's campaign, an effort that proved fruitless, as the Republican donor class did not take his candidacy seriously.
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The London gallery Colnaghi, re-energized by its recent merger with the Madrid and London dealers Coll & Cortés, was one of the few old master specialists registering big-ticket sales.
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A reluctance by consumers to make big ticket purchases in an uncertain environment was partly to blame, but a government campaign against deadly levels of pollution also had an impact.
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Carper also boasted nearly every big ticket endorsement the state has to offer, from Biden to the Delaware AFL-CIO, the Planned Parenthood Action Fund and the state teachers union.
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If the three countries are able to agree conceptually on big-ticket items, however, that would add momentum, allow technical modernization talks to continue and reduce uncertainty for our economy.
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Retail sales also missed expectations, with Chinese consumers more reluctant to spend on everything from cosmetics and other everyday goods to big-ticket items such as home appliances and furniture.
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It said "big-ticket purchases" — or those over $1,79.23 — now represent 20 percent of sales in the U.S. and were up 10.6 percent during the quarter from a year earlier.
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The series's changes, in part, reflect the ambitions and limitations of today's big-ticket TV. Rewatch the earliest episodes, from 2011, and they already seem to belong to another era.
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But like its domestic peers including HNA Group, Fosun, China's largest privately held conglomerate, has faced increasing scrutiny from Beijing for debt-fueled, big-ticket foreign deals in recent years.
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Though the Motherboard report focused on airlines, hotel chains, and other companies with big-ticket points systems, the Times also spoke to people whose accounts for smaller purchases were hacked.
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For its part, Concacaf would doubtless welcome big ticket draws like Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Argentina with open arms, as the USA did this summer with the Copa America Centenario.
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The late Hungarian beauty's property is being auctioned off at her Beverly Hills home Saturday, and a few of the featured big-ticket items have already raked in big bucks.
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Then he turned to top Republicans on Capitol Hill to hear some news on what were supposed to be this year's big-ticket policy issues: health care and tax reform.
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Sales of big-ticket items, which are priced above $25 and account for a fifth of total sales, rose 15.8 percent in the first quarter ended April 30, Home Depot said.
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Here are some highlights of what we saw at the first SVCC—and a glimpse of what could be the next big-ticket gathering for fans of comics, TV, and film.
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Shoppers picked up big ticket items such as TVs, Apple iPads and Watches in-store and online at Target, while phones, toys, gaming consoles and cookware were top sellers at Walmart.
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While this week's $400 million acquisition of music discovery app Shazam indicates a willingness to make big-ticket purchases, history shows Apple has made these kinds of large deals pretty rarely.
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The retailers have also been victim to a rapid change in consumer tastes as shoppers increasingly spend on travel and big-ticket home improvement items and less on apparel and accessories.
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Finally, respondents are asked whether now is a good time to buy big ticket items such as furniture, a refrigerator, stove or television ( "Surveys of consumers: index calculations", University of Michigan).
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As sofas are seen as a discretionary "big ticket" item the profit alert adds to evidence that Britons are beginning to react to an increasingly tight squeeze on their spending power.
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Retailers have struggled to cope with changes in consumer tastes as shoppers increasingly shop online or spend on travel and big-ticket home improvement items and less on apparel and accessories.
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The case is "the big ticket item when it comes to abortion cases this term," TJ Tu, senior counsel for litigation at the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in an interview.
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The researchers found that the larger the lottery prize, the more money bankrupt neighbors spent on big-ticket vanity purchases — and the more likely they were to run out of money.
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Roths are also a good source of funds for making big-ticket purchases without getting slammed with higher, taxable income that could push you into a higher bracket for the year.
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The store's products are high quality, but they can be notoriously pricey, so when certain big ticket kitchen items go on deep discount, you have to jump on that bandwagon ASAP.
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The voluminous budget document will include economic forecasts and Trump's views on "mandatory entitlements" — big-ticket programs like Social Security and Medicare, which Trump vowed to protect on the campaign trail.
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If you spend $2,400 per year with Amazon—not as crazy as it sounds, especially if you get your big-ticket electronics there—you've paid for your subscription with that alone.
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On Monday's episode of The Bachelor, Nick Viall jets off to Miami with Corinne Olympios' during hometown dates week and gets a glimpse into the 24-year-old's big-ticket tastes.
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Warren has sworn off hosting big-ticket fundraisers for her presidential campaign and does not accept support from a type of well-funded political action committee known as a Super PAC.
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Fat with ads from big-ticket fashion brands, Hicklin said, Out rented a two-floor office in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood and conducted photo shoots that ran as high as $30,000 each.
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Like other acquisitive Chinese conglomerates, Fosun has faced increased regulatory scrutiny of its debt-fuelled, big-ticket foreign deals and is now pursuing a development path more aligned with government priorities.
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Funding the big-ticket items on your 2017 shopping list (new car, tuition, braces, Botox) just got an extra boost thanks to the money the IRS kicked back from your overpayment.
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The Avengers: Endgame star, 35, sat down with Variety's and iHeartMedia's new film podcast The Big Ticket where he gave a vague answer on when he's leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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These big-ticket items are partly why Fidelity estimates a typical 65-year-old couple retiring this year can expect to spend at least $275,000 on medical expenses during their retirement.
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The one thing Netflix and the other internet companies that are playing around in content haven't done, Amazon is doing a little bit, is gone after the big-ticket sports stuff.
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In some instances, they pocket as much as 22010 percent for "hoarding" clean-out jobs and as little as 22006 percent for big-ticket items, such as cars and rare coins.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales rebounded in October, but consumers cut back on purchases of big-ticket household items and clothing, which could temper expectations for a strong holiday shopping season.
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Thursday is the deadline for announcing the tentative agenda for the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) March open meeting -- and officials are hinting there could be a number of big ticket items.
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Jeffries characterized Kushner as "a straight shooter" on the topic and voiced some optimism that similar cooperation is possible this Congress on other big-ticket issues, like drug pricing and infrastructure.
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In November, Costco reported double-digit increases from last year in categories like sporting goods, electronics, hardware, and appliances, signaling that it was a top destination for big-ticket holiday purchases.
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Washington (CNN)The big-ticket race on the ballot Tuesday is in Virginia, where either Republican Ed Gillespie or Democrat Ralph Northam will be elected the next governor of the commonwealth.
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"Focusing on big ticket items can get you to perhaps a 20 to 30 percent savings rate," says J.P. Livingston, who retired at age 28 with a $2.25 million nest egg.
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A reluctance by consumers to make big ticket purchases in an uncertain environment is partly to blame, but a government campaign against deadly levels of pollution is also having an impact.
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But lawmakers have urged the Trump administration not to allow potential big-ticket purchases to distract him from pursuing an end to what the United States alleges are unfair trade practices.
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Activision Blizzard's decision to launch a big-ticket Call of Duty League impacted hundreds of players on sponsored esports squads and semi-professional teams, who were suddenly left on the outside.
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"We're trying to diversify in a number of different ways into businesses that are less cyclical and volatile than big-ticket art auctions," said Michael Goss, chief financial officer of Sotheby's.
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But Mr. O'Rourke would enter the race without a signal achievement over six years as an El Paso congressman, nor an obvious big-ticket policy idea that might animate his bid.
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Now consumers seem to be holding off on spending more broadly — not just on cars, but on other big-ticket items, a primary factor in the economy's tepid first-quarter performance.
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Just as he used big-ticket ideas as London mayor to put a gloss on difficult circumstances, so he has tried to deflect from some of the complexities of Brexit, too.
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Cyber Monday is a great opportunity to save on big-ticket items like TVs and mattresses, but if you&aposre on a budget, there are tons of great deals under $50.
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SNB Vice Chairman Fritz Zurbruegg said people like big banknotes for making big-ticket purchases of things like cars, electrical appliances and furniture and for paying bills at post office counters.
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The Justice Department sued to block the pending merger of Halliburton and Baker Hughes on Wednesday, the latest instance of the Obama administration taking a tougher stance on big-ticket deals.
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The restrictions are part of a broader campaign against corruption and capital flight, in which big-ticket foreign purchases like soccer clubs have come under scrutiny as possible money-laundering ventures.
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The museum's gift shop includes a showroom so you can splurge for a real car as a souvenir; other big ticket items include carbon fiber luggage that runs into five figures.
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One big-ticket sale was a 163 black-and-white stripe abstract by the French artist Daniel Buren, which the Brussels dealer Xavier Hufkens sold to a Belgian collector for €285,000.
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Credit card issuer American Express reported a higher-than-expected rise in third-quarter profit on Friday, as more people used cards to shop, pay bills and make big ticket purchases.
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The report showed a number of big-ticket revenue-reducing items, including the AMT (–$2000 billion), the introduction of three tax brackets (–$1.49 trillion) and increasing the standard deduction (–$1.68 trillion).
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We should insist that part of the initial agenda be American infrastructure, because waiting until other big-ticket items are accomplished will only ensure that these priorities will never be addressed.
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While Warren spurns big-ticket fundraisers, Buttigieg has embraced them as a means of amassing the resources to win the nomination and take on Republican President Donald Trump in November's election.
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"Your presidential campaign right now as we speak is funded in part by money you transferred, having raised it at those exact same big-ticket fundraisers you now denounce," Buttigieg said.
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Both Mexico and Brazil have benefited from a revival in interest from the world's top energy firms in big-ticket deepwater projects, as the industry emerges from a three-year recession.
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And while the actual funding for the policy bill has yet to materialize from Congress, here's a breakdown of some of the big ticket items the Pentagon is authorized to buy.
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You spend a lot on travel and big-ticket purchasesThe Business Platinum offers 2100x points per dollar on flights and prepaid hotels booked through Amex Travel, just like the personal version.
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For more than a year now, the Oakland native has captured the big-ticket world of Broadway as Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson in the musical underdog-turned-sensation Hamilton.
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Starting in January, congressional Republicans had what they thought was a foolproof strategy to get their big-ticket items, health and tax reform, through slim majorities in the House and Senate.
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Guaranteed minimum prices and so-called "enhanced hammer" arrangements, in which owners of big-ticket artworks sell for free and are handed a sizeable part of the buyer's fees, have slashed profits.
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Years of big-ticket investment projects helped spur double-digit growth in China's gross domestic product, sending the country into position as the world's second-largest economy — trailing only the United States.
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"Footfall is down, which is likely to have an impact on the wider big ticket market, most notably upholstery," said Peel Hunt analysts, who cut their stock rating to "hold" from "buy".
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Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods fell by the largest amount in 15 months with a key category that tracks business investment showing weakness for a third straight month.
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Authorities in China have been trying to transform the world's second-largest economy into one where consumer spending drives growth rather than the debt-fueled, big ticket infrastructure model of the past.
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For many in the generation of young adults who came of age during the financial crisis, owning big-ticket items like houses and cars is no longer seen as wise — or necessary.
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And the second thing is ... customers still want to shop for big-ticket items, lay on a mattress to test it, or talk to a home service expert in a physical store.
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"That's significant, but it's one day," she said, adding that some purchases of big-ticket items may have come from shoppers who were already planning to buy those things a later date.
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There are only a handful of big-ticket issues over which the transactional president, House Democrats and the Republicans still in charge of the Senate might realistically find legislative compromise in 2019.
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"We remain positive on sustained big-ticket demand for home improvement and believe LOW will continue to benefit from supportive macro trends including rising home prices, housing turnover and new home formation."
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For six to 12 months don't make any changes or big-ticket purchases, which should give you time to think about your goals for this next big phase of life, he said.
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Cash registries for a home or other big-ticket purchases like a car, home renovations or a honeymoon, are becoming more popular as the average ages for brides and grooms creep upward.
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Euro zone countries are seeing growth and employment rates slowly improve but the wider economy is still operating in a low-inflation environment with consumers still cautious about making big-ticket purchases.
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If you're looking to invest in big-ticket items, such as a treadmill or other exercise machines, you'll want to put in a good amount of research and scrutinize the products more.
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Sales at department stores and fashion brands have slumped during the past year as consumers either sock away money or spend in big-ticket sectors like home improvement and autos, Lundgren said.
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But bringing those big-ticket items into a user's home while they're already in a mode for searching for home-related content could prove even more of a hook for the company.
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Prime Day is a great time to save hundreds of dollars on big-ticket items, but there are plenty of cheap, under-$25 deals that you'll find equally (if not more) useful.
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Diego Maradona, the Argentine soccer luminary, reportedly wears two watches (often a big-ticket Rolex and Hublot) when traveling: he sets one to his native time zone, the other to local time.
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The European CLO market has seen an influx of Triple A demand in recent months, most of which has come from large Japanese and US buyers with appetite for big-ticket purchases.
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Another big ticket is the 99-year lease of a vast seaside property at the disused former Hellenikon airport to a consortium of Arab and Chinese investors led by property developer Lamda.
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Some candidates, like Biden, have focused almost exclusively on big-ticket donors, while others, like Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have focused on a broad base of donors who give in smaller amounts.
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If you're saving for a big-ticket item like a car or a house, do the math and then try to save a certain portion of what it will cost each month.
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And because many big-ticket buyers are out of town — "they're all in Greece or the Hamptons," Lee points out — directors have more room to get playful in the front of house.
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But Bayer's use of cash over stock suggests a better chance of success; so does the fact that the company has not been a serial big-ticket deal maker in recent years.
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According to Hafeez, all couples should discuss their investment goals and what she calls "big-ticket items" that they want to save for together, like a house, car, or starting a family.
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Chris Roche, the business development director at Wilderness Holdings, which owns luxury safari company Wilderness Safaris, told Business Insider that big-ticket travelers in 2019 have high expectations of their travel experiences.
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It is difficult to see how the solemn decorum — and probably a few big ticket deals — can lead to meaningful and sustainable progress in reducing America's growing structural trade imbalances with China.
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Ryan has long pushed for reforming Medicare to keep that system solvent, but he also argues strongly changing the big ticket entitlement is the only way to really rein in deficit spending.
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But Wayfair may be an exception to those rules with discounts of up to 75% on big-ticket purchases such as mattresses and furniture, and the added savings of free shipping purchases.
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They could take advantage of Britain's National Health System (NHS) but, other than the usual doctor visits, they rely on private insurance for the big ticket stuff, which is an option there.
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Congress will need substantial buy-in at the state level to enact many of the big-ticket Republican agenda items, from reforming health care to building a border wall and other infrastructure.
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Compared to 2013, as the chart below shows, support for government spending is up in every area, with substantial increases in big-ticket areas like education, infrastructure, health care, and scientific research.
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The Big Ticket column last Sunday, about the sale of an apartment at 40 Bond Street, using information from a publicist at Brown Harris Stevens, omitted the name of an agent involved.
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About three-quarters of the nation's spending went to three big-ticket items: the military (16 percent), health care (27 percent) and social security, unemployment payments and other labor costs (33 percent).
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Among the other big-ticket transactions, three more near-identical apartments at 2104 Park Avenue, currently the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 296,256 feet, have officially closed.
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For budget highlights, click on Chan's budget this year was less expansionary than last year with fewer big ticket expenditures though there were a mix of relief measures for individuals and businesses.
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And as incomes have dropped, farmers have cut back on big-ticket spending such as building new houses, digging wells or laying water pipelines, squeezing employment opportunities for people such as Bhandkekar.
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DC has had several big-ticket R&B exports—among them Tank, Ginuwine, Raheem DeVaughn, Mya, and Amerie, whose music bleeds with the sounds of go-go courtesy of producer Rich Harrison.
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President Donald Trump touted the defense-friendly spending bill as a "matter of national security" and highlighted not only big-ticket defense procurements but also the significant increase in missile defense funding.
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Jobs, incomes and expected business sales are additional variables that determine housing demand, purchases of consumer durable goods (aka big-ticket items), and decisions to expand factory floors and enhance production technologies.
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Given Phillips's lower prices, it is unclear whether Mr. Dolman will be able to continue to afford and retain high-end talent without gaining more of the big-ticket contemporary-art market.
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Clinton's longtime speechwriter Lissa Muscatine — who wrote her 2008 convention address — has been brought in to help with big ticket addresses like her victory speech when she clinched the nomination, sources said.
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Beyond those big-ticket items, Ms. Fariña has largely relied on smaller, targeted efforts: A literacy program focuses on getting students to read on grade level by the end of second grade.
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That would give consumers in those countries an incentive to buy big-ticket products online from the United States, an idea that President Donald Trump has championed in his "Buy American" agenda.
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And voter turnout efforts are based heavily on money -- big money -- to run ads on TV and other media, buy voter data, manage expensive targeting of households, and other big-ticket strategies.
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The Biden camp response comes the morning after Sanders released a list of how he plans to pay for his big ticket proposals, including "Medicare for All" and the Green New Deal.
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The company's total revenue rose about 7% to $47.50 billion helped by sales of big-ticket items like diamond rings and Kitchen Aid mixers, but fell short of estimates of $47.57 billion.
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While the administration's tax cuts lowered the rate corporations pay in income taxes to 21%, the White House hasn't shirked away from approving big-ticket fiscal budgets or increases in military spending.
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The President will also seek to change the subject -- perhaps with big ticket foreign policy goals that could bolster his argument that he's doing the people's business and should not be impeached.
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Over six seasons, the dense fantasy saga, based on novels by George R.R. Martin, evolved from a big ticket gamble into one of the most celebrated pop culture franchises in the world.
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Lowe's same-store sales performance has lagged Home Depot's the past several quarters, mainly due to its focus on do-it-yourself customers who spend less on big-ticket items than professionals.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro questioned Vermont independent Bernie Sanders' skepticism for reparations, comparing the scope of monetary compensation for slavery to big-ticket social programs Sanders has called for.
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Democrats have a lot of ambitious, big ticket bills they'd like to see passed, but they have no hope of doing so if Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is at the helm.
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Black Friday is a great opportunity to save on big-ticket items like MacBooks, TVs, and mattresses, but if you&aposre on a budget, there are tons of great deals under $27.193.
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Complaints range from the contents of the legislation itself to the decision to press for healthcare reform before moving on to other big-ticket items in the president's agenda, notably tax reform.
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For example, city and county leaders are working on a big-ticket expansion of public transit, as lack of access to transportation is one factor that's keeping many away from job opportunities.
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While small appliances and cosmetics were strong on Sunday, sales in big-ticket items including large appliances slowed alongside a downturn in the housing market, Alibaba vice chairman Joe Tsai told press.
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From air conditioners to automobiles, companies who make big ticket items outside the U.S. for import to American consumers have been put on notice, and many have reacted by saying they'll add jobs.
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The deal comes against the backdrop of mounting antitrust scrutiny of Google and other tech giants, which is expected to give these companies and startups more pause in entering into big ticket acquisitions.
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Similar alarms were sounded recently to big-ticket donors at retreats organized by billionaire Republicans Charles and David Koch in Palm Springs and by Republican National Committee (RNC) chair Ronna McDaniel in Washington.
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Lower oil prices are also a boost for these companies as money saved at the pump is put to use on big ticket items such as buying cars and home improvements, Kelly said.
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Bypass sticker shock and snap up big-ticket items at Cyber Monday prices, such as Amazon Fire TVs for $74.99, Sonos PLAY wireless speakers for $149, and HP wireless photo printers for $49.99.
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" Osorio asked, adding, "I don't think he has the conciliatory behavior and skills to take on and tackle these big-ticket issues — issues that stand in the way of Brazil's evolution and development.
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"Any significant reduction in consumer confidence may have a more pronounced impact on big-ticket purchases such as kitchens and bathrooms which make up around 10 percent of the group's sales," he said.
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Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods tumbled in September by the largest amount in four months while a closely watched category that tracks business investment fell for a second month.
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Among the big-ticket Chinese projects was a port in Hambantota at Sri Lanka's southern tip, built at a cost of around $360 million, with 85 percent funding from China's Export-Import Bank.
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But here are five reasons why the healthcare failure could spell trouble for tax reform: We now know that Congressional Republicans are willing to buck Trump and leadership on big-ticket legislative items.
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This makes it one of the more attractive areas for early stage investment and certainly an area where we'll continue to see big-ticket acquisitions and some lucrative IPOs in the coming months.
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Target on Wednesday reported a lower-than-expected increase in sales at established stores as consumers continue to spend on big-ticket purchases like homes and cars rather than discretionary items like apparel.
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They say the laundered cash was used on big-ticket items such as a Ford F-215 truck ($21,19423), a John Deere tractor ($21942,210) and $212,978 in paper products, to list a few.
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It's definitely a splurge, but I don't have any other big-ticket purchases planned for all the money I'm making this summer, and we're both such big travelers that it feels worth it.
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Consumer lending startup Affirm has tried to make it easier for people to make big-ticket purchases at checkout by providing financing options that it believes are better than using a credit card.
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As a result, the company is pushing a marketing campaign around "honest finance" to enumerate the ways in which Affirm helps consumers by providing more access and better terms for big-ticket items.
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" BofAML said "we positive on sustained big-ticket demand for home improvement and believe LOW will continue to benefit from supportive macro trends including rising home prices, housing turnover and new home formation.
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Fiscal spending on big ticket items is being heralded as a necessary compliment to the easy monetary policy being deployed by Governor Mark Carney and his team at the Bank of England (BOE).
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The stock has dropped nearly a third in the last 12 months and attracted the attention of the activist hedge fund ValueAct Capital after losing a big-ticket contract with the retailer Costco.
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While some weeks are better than others to find a discount on big-ticket items, like a television, camera, or sound system, this week is good for stocking up on the smaller stuff.
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A big ticket item of President Trump's Middle East trip this week is expected to be the announcement of arms sales and financial investments worth hundreds of billions of dollars with Saudi Arabia.
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Recesses also provide Congress with arbitrary but effective functional deadlines, which can push legislators into last minute gear on nuts and bolts governance they shun for big-ticket debates when given the time.
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A CNN analysis of the first six months of his tenure found that of the more than 40 pieces of legislature he signed into law, none contained "big ticket" items from Trump's agenda.
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Sofas are seen as a discretionary "big ticket" purchase and the fall in the value of the pound and a squeeze on wages has led Britons to cut back on non-essential items.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The growing world liquefied natural gas market requires a better pricing benchmark to facilitate big-ticket investment decisions and stabilize demand, executives said on Tuesday at an industry conference in Washington.
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The Bush era is the last time Republicans controlled both the White House and Congress and were able to pass big-ticket items such as tax cuts, something Trump is also interested in.
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The results bucked a broader retail trend of disappointing holiday quarter sales as shoppers spent more on big-ticket items such as home improvement and automobiles, instead of discretionary items such as apparel.
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Albayrak said in his presentation that investment projects for which the tender process has not been finalised will be suspended, a sign that some big-ticket government projects could be put on hold.
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"Of all the big-ticket items we've dealt with this legislative session, this relatively small-ticket item may have the greatest long-term impact," said Hutchinson after he signed the bill in 85033.
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Contracts for the assembly of parts or all of more intricate or big ticket items are on the increase, but brands are not always open about what, and how much, is produced abroad.
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With little scope for other big-ticket acquisitions, Electrolux will need to explore alternative avenues to growth, with many analysts pointing to growing the highly profitable professional business as a potentially lucrative option.
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Big Ticket A sprawling, terraced apartment at 150 Charles Street, the Witkoff Group's 91-unit brick-and-glass condominium in the West Village, has changed ownership for the second time in six months.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 20183 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales rebounded in October, but consumers cut back on purchases of big-ticket household items and clothing, which could temper expectations for a strong holiday shopping season.
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But that is unlikely to come from U.S. producers, such as U.S. Steel, AK Steel or Steel Dynamics, analysts and traders said, because of the specialized steel required for the big-ticket project.
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The quarterly data showed the decline in volumes was led by household goods retailing - a sign Australia's heavily indebted consumers are re-thinking spending decisions on big-ticket items as home prices tumble.
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Below, you can find a list of 31 gifts that range from classic, big-ticket items to simple, thoughtful gestures — including a Disney Plus subscription, Bluetooth beanie, DJI mini drone, and electric skateboard.
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Tight economics, and a reliance on loans to make big-ticket purchases, are thought to be a key factor responsible for a high level of suicides among farmers over the past twenty years.
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Big Ticket Rupert Murdoch, the executive chairman of News Corporation, sold his West Village mansion for $27,28.9,000, a transaction that was among the most expensive sales of the week, according to city records.
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And that places a meaningful burden on a younger designer, who may not have the budget to keep making big-ticket gowns free or even the time to jump to a special order.
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Most conversations around legal advocacy for sex workers tend to focus on a handful of big ticket items, like the fight for decriminalization or protecting sex workers from rapist cops like Daniel Holtzclaw.
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If such big-ticket genre series were once unthinkable for the network that made "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City," well, little of television looks the way it did eight years ago.
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The Obamas' purchase of the Kalorama home reflects an extreme example of the upward trend in big-ticket sales around the area, according to Maxwell Rabin, a broker for TTR Sotheby's International Realty.
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Whatever happens, the sanctions legislation showed that there are opportunities for the two parties to work together on shared policy concerns outside the partisan hot zone surrounding some of the big-ticket issues.
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In general, experts say interest in camping has been buoyed by low gas prices and favorable interest rates, which have allowed people to finance big-ticket items like R.V.s (sales have been robust).
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