As a digital advertising company, Snap's business is dependent on getting a boatload of users, which in turn means it can show those users a boatload of ads.
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L'Oreal's True Match powder foundation is the closest I've ever gotten without spending a boatload (and I don't spend a boatload on anything — hence my numerous drugstore picks here).
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Vacations are a boatload of fun — until they end.
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I said a boatload of inspirational stuff at that conference.
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"I believe," he said, "I'm in a boatload of trouble."
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That's a boatload of money and a lot of savings.
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And, of course, owning a whole boatload of patents never hurt.
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T'Challa lacks certainty and purpose, which Killmonger has by the boatload.
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"That's a boatload of money," said Michael Fraioli, a Democratic fundraiser.
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Still, a second boatload left Genoa for Ellis Island in December.
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Those plans and funds are holding a boatload of these securities.
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And pension companies have a boatload of money in private ventures.
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How about you bring in a boatload of stale, crappy brownies?
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There should be a boatload of injury time in this one.
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Which is to say, there are a boatload of these books.
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Good news, you can ... IF YOU'VE GOT A BOATLOAD OF CASH!!!
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Right now, we haven&apost shipped a boatload of cash over there.
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My fellow castaways poured onto the island by the boatload on Tuesday.
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Advertisers would kill for this…or at least pay Facebook a boatload.
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Oh, and they've reportedly earned him a whole heaping boatload of cash.
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If consumers agree, Amazon is going to sell a boatload of these.
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During the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton had celebrity endorsements by the boatload.
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"These guys were spending money like a boatload of drunken sailors," Cramer said.
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Under generally accepted accounting principles, that is known as a boatload of money.
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The show's third and most recent season included a boatload of hilarious bloopers.
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This could be a way for Apple to make a boatload of new money.
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Of course, in the meantime, a boatload of Hillary Clinton e-mails leaked out.
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Each boatload of 230 people would earn the smugglers between $800,000 and $1 million.
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There's a boatload of must-pass items on the agenda in the weeks ahead.
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For people so relatively close to danger, this boatload of people seems pretty giddy.
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"For me to rent an apartment, I need a boatload of money," he said.
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We also saw a boatload of self-driving smart cars and futuristic car technology.
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Obviously, they have a boatload of evidence against the two who were initially arrested.
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There's a boatload of classic films like Metropolis and Sunset Boulevard for the Filmstruck crowd.
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It's super fun to figure out and there are a boatload of strategies in it.
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A boatload of Cuban migrants scaled a 21-year-old lighthouse off the Florida Keys.
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Aetna's lost a boatload of money -- $430 million -- since the exchanges opened in January 2014.
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Snapchat added a boatload of new Olympics-themed features, including new stickers, lenses and filters.
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Samsung went nuts and announced a boatload of new gadgets at its Unpacked event today.
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Adult Empire releases fauxcest porn (or, as they call it, "family roleplay") by the boatload.
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Of course, none of this could have happened without a boatload of tension and drama.
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And spending a boatload of public money on flights seems to be a sticking point.
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You have to have a boatload of money to start a school at the airport.
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I was simply handed a boatload of curriculum and told to stick to the calendar.
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Whichever you choose, you're getting a boatload of games, mixed between deep cuts and proper classics.
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We'd raised a boatload of money, back when that was only interpreted as a positive sign.
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Apples might seem innocent, but the buttery crust and boatload of added sugar sinks this ship.
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It's also raised a boatload of venture capital and is closing in on a unicorn valuation.
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It was a bold redefinition of something that once required a whole boatload of specialized equipment.
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With phones out, the boatload of whale enthusiasts were ready for a sighting at any minute.
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"These guys were spending money like a boatload of drunken sailors," he said at the time.
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With a treasure trove of material — what can't a writer do with a boatload of refugees?
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Google wanted to announce more than just a boatload of products at its event the other week.
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And if its plan works, Apple could sell a boatload of iPads to schools—no discount required.
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It is, admittedly, a bit of a wild goose chase and will cost a boatload of cash.
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You have a boatload of floral foam to slice, and we have more soothing videos to watch.
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Click on through to see a boatload of beach breaks that you — yes, you — can actually take.
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Magic Leap also received a boatload of speculation about the tech it used to raise $1.4 billion.
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Update popular hardware, expand services, steer clear of new product categories and make a boatload of money.
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Here is something I think I've learned over the years, validated by a boatload of political campaigns.
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In addition, O'Connor said GoGoGuest provides store owners with a "boatload of analytics" about their customer activity.
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That means a computer background is key — but so is a boatload of on-the-job experience.
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Pinterest has raised a boatload of venture capital, about $1.5 billion since it was founded in 2010.
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There's a boatload of comments out there about not being able to get this thing to stick.
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"I quit my job, moved across the U.S. and took on a boatload of debt," Lockert said.
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We've won a boatload of state and national awards, but I, too, am spitting into the wind.
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A third user shared a blog item that pictures a boatload of Rohingya refugees landing in Indonesia.
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It gives advertisers more flexibility, and could earn Facebook a boatload of money if Watch shows become popular.
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To that end, the letters to ISPs ask for a whole boatload of information on companies' data practices.
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Sprint has a boatload of mid-band spectrum that complements T-Mobile's low-band and millimeter wave spectrum.
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Plus, there's a boatload of new characters that can stroll in and out of the narrative with ease.
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And if you're not looking to spend a boatload of money to raid a celeb's closet, don't worry.
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Lamar Odom stands to make a boatload of dough ... now that he's cutting ties with his Florida crib.
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Lesnar was noncommittal about future U.F.C. appearances, but did admit to ESPN, "I'm making a boatload of money."
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Which means you could be more eco-friendly (and save a boatload of cash) with some creative alternatives.
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"One of the things he has been successful at is raising a boatload of money," Mr. Chabot acknowledged.
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He makes a boatload of money — and that's before his salary is converted from Euros to American dollars.
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Whenever you get a plus you'd get a boatload of crap dumped on you at the same time.
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As Avengers: Endgame continues to make a boatload of money (I did it again), a major record has fallen.
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Even during the worst of my drinking, I had a boatload of theories about why I was doing it.
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I just finished a bottle of its Mangosteen Daily Resurfacing Cleanser and will probably buy it by the boatload.
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But don't expect a boatload of new lenses to all show up in the lens carousel all at once.
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Apple wasn't kidding: iOS 10 is going to be a huuuge release with a boatload of new useful features.
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Top it off with a boatload of Frank's Red Hot (the best hot sauce in my opinion) and ketchup.
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Both are metal towers with handles on top for easy transport and both come with a boatload of expansion.
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Establishment multinationals will pay a boatload of tax, and Joe Sixpack will get a cut in his payroll tax.
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Within a week, he raised a boatload of money and his supporters completely dominated the world of social media.
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The entrepreneur's ultimate guide to partnering with Amazon so you can make a boatload of money with fewer risks
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Google would face a boatload of hurdles in its reported plan to launch a censored search app in China.
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If the person survived, they were charged with a boatload of crimes and who are you going to believe?
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Her early career saw her as a cutesy, poppy girl-next-door, albeit one with the range by the boatload.
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If you're graduating from school this year with a boatload of debt, you probably feel like things couldn't get worse.
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Oh, and advertisers love video and will pay a boatload more for it than a silent GIF or static image.
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She made headlines after she helped save a boatload of fellow refugees in August 2015 as they headed to Germany.
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"It's a boatload of fun and I got to do so many things I wouldn't even imagine doing," he says.
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We're not only getting the January jobs report, but also a boatload of downward corrections to the 28503 jobs numbers.
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Typically, these welcome bonuses require a certain amount of spending in the first three months for a boatload of points.
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He had recently graduated college and, like a lot of startup employees, his salary included a boatload of stock options.
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Sanders has ideas that appeal to many; Clinton has a boatload of experience, and I note that she's smiling more.
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A few months after the Ionic's release, Fitbit announced 60 additional apps for the device and a boatload of watch faces.
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Another objection is that the firm will have collected a boatload of local data it can use in future business decisions.
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Boatload of crap You know that boozy tale of Brits who ended up in Syria after a night of hard drinking?
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There are, inexplicably, a boatload of scenes of her taking pictures with her camera phone (with the sound on, no less).
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These and a boatload of other conveniences are inherent to such a platform, assuming you don't mind a rather stilted voice.
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A number of anecdotal reports indicate that a boatload of condoms for Olympic athletes isn't synonymous with a buttload of boinking.
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In other words: Avoid at all costs unless you want to pay a boatload and love AT&T for some reason.
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Past the TV cameramen hoping to snag an interview with Kövesi, a boatload of smiling prosecutors waited to shake attendees' hands.
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And believe it or not, you still have time to plan a last-minute getaway, without spending a boatload of cash.
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It's probably not worth putting together more than about four at a time unless you're making a boatload of the stuff.
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A recent WeWork engineering job posting listed Kubernetes as a "nice to have" skill, among a boatload of other trendy technologies.
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Everyone wants to meet the TC Top Picks, and that adds up to a boatload of influential media and investor attention.
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"You're going to sell a boatload of cars later this year, and your stocks won't just recover, they'll multiply," Jonas said.
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"South by Java Head" 1958 British naval officer helps a motley boatload of civilians escape Singapore and the invading Japanese Army.
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Las Vegas is filled with eye-popping entertainment and attractions — and plenty of potential ways to drop a boatload of cash.
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He's wearing a white hoodie and a boatload of diamonds—on a bracelet, a ring, earrings, and a particularly flashy grill.
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Chicago police just released a boatload of evidence, including body cam video of officers responding to the 911 call back in January.
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There are a boatload of Blu-ray movies that support Atmos, but that's a shrinking market as people increasingly turn to streaming.
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All you have to do is cook one, eat it, and stuff a piece of empty shell with a boatload of pot.
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Whether she succeeds as an adult has to do with her genes, her friends, and a whole boatload of luck and circumstance.
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At the end of the sixth season, Daenarys was headed to King's Landing with a boatload of ships, plotting her official takeover.
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Sweeney, who has backed companies like Braintree, Groupon, Lightspeed and VSCO, owns a boatload of shoes and will be joining GOAT's board.
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But Giannoulias had a boatload of business-related difficulties: His family's bank had been taken over by federal regulators and declared insolvent.
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While most founders want to make a boatload of money, achieving a stunning exit is hardly the only driver for most entrepreneurs.
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He's better liked by Democrats nationally than Trump was by Republicans, and he has a boatload of cash to carry him through.
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You may also be able to save a boatload of money, since public preschools are often as good as their $30,000 alternatives.
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Wendy Williams' estranged husband is seeking a boatload of money from her -- in the form of alimony and more ... TMZ has learned.
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They did it by the boatload, and probably would have continued to do so, because customers flocked through the doors, and investors smiled.
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Jason Momoa is looking to say "aloha" to a boatload of cash ... by locking up the rights to his favorite social media catchphrase.
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Apple announced a boatload of stuff at WWDC, and it's quite a task to process it all and ruminate on what it means.
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Social Capital, which has been experiencing a boatload of personnel changes as of late, also led Groq's $10 million investment in April 2017.
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Plus, the movie is going to make a boatload of cash this weekend—everyone you know will have probably seen it come Monday.
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It doesn't mean Manafort colluded with Russians on Trump's campaign; it does mean that Trump knowingly brought aboard a boatload of Russian baggage.
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A Norwegian Cruise liner got some extra passengers Thursday night, when a boatload of Cuban refugees were spotted drifting aimlessly in the Caribbean.
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Last week, Facebook introduced a boatload of new features for Live, including new interactive features and the ability to stream to specific groups.
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That's what American real estate monger Michael Oliver discovered after he dumped a boatload of sand on a reef near Tonga in 1972.
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Because of the government shutdown, Trump decided to pay, out of pocket, for a boatload worth of fast food to feed the players.
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"TPP will mean a boatload of expanded exports and increased demand for America's agricultural products," said Zippy Duvall, president of the Farm Bureau.
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Finally, the bears find a new home that they don't have to share with anyone — until a boatload of monkeys reaches their shore.
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"To the extent you can't take the boatload of risk, you need to offset the risk with short-term fixed income," Matson said.
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The problem for the Americans in Vancouver and especially Sochi was a lack of speed, and now they have it by the boatload.
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She'd thumbed her nose at his poker dens and bookie operation, signed her name to a boatload of student loans and declared independence.
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The EITC boost would have the most dramatic immediate impact, putting a boatload of extra money into the pockets of working-class families.
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The first boatload carrying about 60 people was expected to land early Saturday in Mornington Peninsula, according to Sam Hearn, the region's mayor.
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If you're up for a spontaneous TV purchase, there are a boatload on sale this weekend that can keep your splurge in check.
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He also described a seizure, by the United States Navy, of a boatload of missile parts that appeared to be of Iranian origin.
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Unlike the abysmal initial offerings from Apple TV+, Peacock will launch with a boatload of films and series in addition to new content.
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Meanwhile, his 11-year-old son would have missed out on a boatload of fantasy football points—if it weren't for his little brother.
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Viola, a journalist with a Freedom State newspaper, happens across an anti-migrant rally at a pier where a boatload of "illegals" are disembarking.
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The reality TV host checked all the boxes ... guaran-damn-teeing a hardcore fan base, a boatload of cash and even a championship ring!!
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Our epic pitch-off features exceptional startups vying for $50,000 cash, the Disrupt cup and a boatload of life-altering media and investor exposure.
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Incredibles 2 lacks some of the tight plotting, well-choreographed action, and emotional moments of its predecessor, but it's still a boatload of fun.
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It is an easy contrast—the self-made champion and the fight-world celebrity dropping in with a boatload of notoriety already engulfing him.
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The company's teasers and a boatload of leaks point to the announcement of the Galaxy Tab S3, along with some other potential hardware offerings.
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I highly recommend the Bullets Wireless if you don’t want to a boatload of money on a pair of quality wireless buds.
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In such a short period of time, the game has seen titans rise and fall, metas broken open, and a whole boatload of Gokus.
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Apple just announced iOS 11.33 (available in beta today and public release this spring) with a boatload of new features worth getting excited about.
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And "a boatload" is probably the closest we'll get to hearing an exact number for those sales, given Amazon's secrecy about its products' performance.
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For a man who owns a boatload of hotels, you'd think President Donald Trump would have no problem finding a comfortable room to crash.
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In terms of hardware, I wish I could tell you I was running some hotshot rig with multicore processors and a boatload of RAM.
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"You sail a boatload of young women dressed only in fishing nets down the Nile and urge the pharaoh to go catch a fish."
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He's brought in a boatload of union endorsements as well as support from the US Chamber of Commerce and National Federation of Independent Business.
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Golden State went into last night's Game 6 against a ferocious, cool-headed, long-limbed Oklahoma City Thunder with a boatload of nay-sayers.
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They see judges, tax cuts, nationalism, a boatload of phobias and permission to be hostile to people whose lifestyles or very existence unnerve them.
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From witchy massage oils to edible fairy dust to a whole boatload of niche vibrators, we've got you covered for a night of otherworldly fun.
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Cheesecake. Sadly, a slice of chocolate cheesecake loaded with strawberries is going to cost you a boatload of calories (through no fault of those strawberries).
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With the blooms and the spring rains (which, in New York City, are spring sleet) comes a boatload of new content for you to enjoy.
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But this ingenious tray provides a way to make your own crushed ice — plus it comes with three trays, so you can make a boatload.
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I go to the Korean market to get a boatload, along with some sesame oil, miso, and green tea to keep in case of emergency.
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Then, after Star Wars finally quieted down — and after Fox's Deadpool win gave Marvel a boatload of free publicity — Zootopia came along to floor everyone.
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Sandra Bullock is looking to unload her oceanfront property in Georgia ... and you can enjoy the island lifestyle, if you've got a boatload of cash!!!
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If you took The Big Lebowski's The Dude, threw him in a Hawaiian shirt, and gave him a boatload of hallucinogens... then you'd have Moondog.
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The Rams traded a boatload of picks to the Tennessee Titans in order to secure the first pick in the NFL Draft later this month.
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For example, there is an absolute boatload of vacuum cleaners on sale at Walmart right now, including robot, upright, and stick vacuums and carpet cleaners.
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Among these are a complete lack of experience in politics or government, and a boatload of conflicts arising from his family's vast real-estate holdings.
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In fact, I'll even be surprised if Pitch star Kylie Bunbury hasn't garnered Emmy buzz by the boatload by the time the TV season ends.
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Nominees will be quickly confirmed, a boatload of bills will be passed and signed, and Republicans will say that at long last, Washington is working again.
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Going on vacation can often mean a boatload of unanticipated expenses, but Virgin Voyages is looking to mitigate that—at least when it comes to tipping.
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But in her case, she didn't need to worry about bringing a boatload of other products to style her short pixie cut during her time there.
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Here's the actor on the fundraising, Thanks to Nike, we've raised a boatload of money for research and we've had tons of fun while doing it.
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The update supercharged the operating system's messaging features with the ability to add a whole boatload of new animations and other fun effects to your messages.
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What exactly happens when a bunch of pretty, famous people get piled into a room to celebrate their famous faces with a boatload of free champagne?
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You just spent a boatload of money on your phone so maybe start using it to its fullest capabilities instead of just for Instagram and Twitter.
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Trevor Noah added an incredible piece of property to his portfolio ... because we've learned he recently dropped a boatload of cash on a baller bachelor pad.
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Artist's rendition of OSIRIS-REx attempting to tag BennuScreenshot: NASANASA scientists have released a boatload of data from OSIRIS-REx, the spacecraft orbiting the asteroid Bennu.
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Subscribe here to read our feature: The ultimate guide to selling your startup for a boatload of cash, from founders who sold their startups for billions
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Let's list the highlights: First, we all know that Buffett has been buying boatload of Apple shares, boosting the investment sentiment on not only Apple Inc.
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Trump also drew an equivalence between his own government and Putin's statements: There is a boatload of evidence to contradict that denial, no matter how strong.
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It received its first cargo of Italian pork this week, customs said on its website, while Argentina shipped its first boatload of chilled pork to China.
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I finally had to come clean one day when I couldn't pay the bill for a boatload of soon-to-be-outgrown rompers I'd impulsively bought.
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A video of one such encounter, which circulated on the Internet, shows a naked Mashco man brandishing a bow and arrow at a boatload of tourists.
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Well ... it took his new Atlanta Hawks teammates only a few months to kill his chill -- 'cause they JUST STUFFED IT WITH A BOATLOAD OF POPCORN!!!
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But one issue with his criticism is that Apple gets paid a boatload of money from Google for making its search engine the default on its devices.
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Whether you live in a tiny house, a city apartment, or even a home with a boatload of space, we're betting you could use some pointers, too.
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Whatever you call it, it's the world's leading basketball religion, collecting followers by the boatload as the once and former savior breaks down into human-smelling goo.
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On the other hand, offering a boatload of free gimcrackery and vitriol against wealthy people plays well on campuses, but it doesn't help poor people at all.
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When the day was over, Jaydon didn't only leave with a super memorable experience ... Huston sent him packing with a boatload of signed gifts and Nike merch.
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I had to suss out if these credit card travel experiences were worth the hype (and the boatload of points, in my humble and not-rich opinion).
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Alright, it's time to put the masks back on ... so says Future, who's donating a boatload of custom-sewn masks to medical professionals who desperately need 'em.
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It is demanding written answers to a boatload of pertinent questions and expects Juul to respond within two weeks or risk "even more aggressive action" by regulators.
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Facebook has previously used F8 to launch its bot platform and open up Messenger to developers, and there are always a boatload of new developer tools announced.
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And consider this -- In the past few months, a boatload of migrants believed to be from Libya sank in the Mediterranean with the loss of dozens of lives.
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If these hackers released a boatload of private and confidential information, and if the leaked data included financial information about the company, HBO could be in real trouble.
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"Whether it's to push our bodies further than we ever have before, or raise a boatload of money to help find a cure for this thief called cancer."
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The delivery robots will be deployed on different types of campuses—both academic and corporate—and as such they will require a boatload of human cooperation to function.
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Initially, the big banks were skeptical of services like Wealthfront or its competitor Betterment (which just raised a boatload of cash at a $700 million valuation this week).
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Once upon a time in the 1990s, Taco Bell invented a magical machine that could churn out a boatload of tacos in a very short period of time.
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That earliest of Apple paraphernalia is about as rare as they come, but if you act fast (and drop a boatload of money), you can snap one up now.
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Like its predecessors, Picross S3 features a boatload of puzzles (300) and a few varieties that up the difficulty (adding another 180), none dramatically different than the core experience.
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"For Reid Hoffman, the good news is that he's just made a boatload of money," said Daniel Morris, partner with Morris+ D'Angelo, an accounting firm in San Jose, Calif.
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Neto, the bumbling office-seeker, clad in a white suit, red bandanna and cowboy hat, decides that after telling "a boatload of lies" he will withdraw from the race.
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It's undeniable that the phone packs in a boatload of features and checks off a lot of spec boxes, but its marquee feature is obviously its 360-degree camera.
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With Google showing off a boatload of new hardware and Facebook showing off its new virtual reality prototype, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps.
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He'll have a boatload of happy talent, none of whom know their ratings, and it doesn't matter how good the shows are as long as people keep signing up.
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The Cupertino company still makes a boatload of money (it's quarterly revenue record this time around: $75.9 billion), and now sees one billion active Apple devices across the globe.
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If he gives you the inevitable limp nickname or makes fun of your Vans, you want to point out that his pants could comfortably house a boatload of refugees.
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In Washington, Puerto Rico's woes are often described in terms of a "humanitarian crisis" — a phrase that evokes famine, war, skeletal children and shellshocked refugees arriving by the boatload.
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Macron has at times responded, criticizing Italy last June for its refusal to accept a boatload of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, and taking aim at Rome's public finances.
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The $2.39 million in taxpayer dollars is just a fraction of the boatload of cash the government is spending to protect the president and his large, globe-trotting family.
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Before running to the nearest Apple Store to buy the newest iPhone, take a step back and consider the necessity of an upgrade before spending a boatload on it.
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In exchange for being the company spokesperson, we're told Lauren will get a boatload of bras and panties from Yandy's new bridal lingerie line and $50k for her troubles.
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I agree with you on "La La Land" — a good movie and a definite agent of cheer — but worthy of the boatload of Oscars that everyone's predicting for it?
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The New York Yankees finish up the season with a boatload of home games and it looks as if they intend on making the most of the favorable stretch.
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Americans would save a boatload if we paid the same prices as other wealthy countries pay for prescription drugs, a new analysis from the House Ways & Means Committee confirms.
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Yes, instant cameras are totally making a resurgence and if you don't believe us, just stop by your local Urban Outfitters and we guarantee you'll see a boatload of 'em.
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You see ... the famous illusionist has been granting Make-A-Wish requests for years -- 50 requests and counting, not to mention the boatload of money he's raised for the Foundation.
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You also receive three Founder passes, CrunchMatch, the complete Disrupt SF 2019 press list and invitations to special events at Disrupt SF — plus a boatload of media and investor attention.
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His strategy in New York, a blue state he badly wants to win, also includes lawn signs and a boatload of confidence, according to state campaign co-chair Carl Paladino.
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He'd made a boatload selling his stake in the Brooklyn Nets, enjoyed raves for his 2011 collaborative album with Kanye West, and welcomed his daughter, Blue Ivy, into the world.
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The distance runner, who inspired a boatload of memes and a cadre of dancers after the London Games, fell in Rio, tangling up with competitors during the 22015,2105-meter final.
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And you can't go wrong buying vintage hats because if you end up getting them and they're not in great condition, you haven't paid a boatload of money for them.
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A dozen elephants almost had to be jettisoned from a Noah's Ark boatload of animals to keep it from sinking in a freakish storm on the way to Latin America.
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Shifting from internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEV) to EVs would save Colorado consumers a whole boatload of money, for the simple reason that electricity is a cheaper fuel than gasoline.
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He'll inherit a boatload of targets left by the departures of Pierre Garcon and DeSean Jackson, and is clearly the most talented receiver quarterback Kirk Cousins has to throw to.
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Yellow fever first arrived in 1693 with a boatload of British soldiers who sailed from Boston to attack the French-owned, sugar-producing island Martinique and caught the illness there.
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Scroll ahead to snag the boatload of discounts on at-home essentials — there's everything from stylish luggage to big-budget rugs, furniture finds, 2019 planners, unique decor pieces, and much more.
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Instagram is kicking things off today with a boatload of info about the year's most liked posts, most geotagged locations, and just about every other data set you can possibly imagine.
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No allegations have been made against Tipton or his associates alleging any rigging of Powerball drawings, which it seems is good enough for players who are buying tickets by the boatload.
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The free Roku Channel also has a boatload of free movies — not new releases, but stuff like Brooklyn, The Fighter, Spaceballs, and Braveheart: things you might have previously watched on DVD.
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The A33R IV has a boatload of other sophisticated upgrades including a special 240-MP pixel shift photo mode, 567 phase detect focus points, and a grippier, redesigned weather-resistant body.
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Kendall Jenner will not be one of the angels walking the catwalk for the "2017 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show," but it was her choice ... made easier by a boatload of cash.
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Hiring a boatload of investment banks is not unheard of, and with a market capitalisation of $1 trillion to $2 trillion Aramco will almost certainly become the world's largest listed company.
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The Galaxy S20 Plus has a boatload of cameras on the back, including a 12-megapixel wide-angle, a 64-megapixel telephoto, and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle rear camera.
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As a new dad with a boatload of unresolved issues when it comes to his own father, who is trying to reconnect after receiving a terminal diagnosis, Lloyd's already on edge.
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Because the second source of the Russian scandal hysteria is the political class that includes lots of elected Republicans and a boatload of federal bureaucrats and their allies in the news media.
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With one season under his belt, a boatload of confidence and being on a team with play-maker Kaka, Larin could very well be set to embark on yet another impressive campaign.
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Hulk Hogan was set to be the AWA's ticket to the future; instead, he was offered a boatload of cash to skip AWA shows on his way out the door to WWE.
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Eyes on Our Terrifying SunImage: NASA Solar Dynamics LaboratoryAs GOES-R's weather tools stare unblinkingly at the Earth, a boatload of other instruments will be keeping an eye on our fearsome Sun.
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ET, CSN Philadelphia, CSN Chicago ABOUT THE 76ERS (10-71): Robert Covington is making the most of a meaningless stretch run as he continues to chuck up a boatload of 2115-pointers.
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In fact, South Sudan was a relatively small player among a boatload of troubled nations that together have paid more than $168 million for lobbying and PR contracts from 2010 to 2015.
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Details of Tekashi 6ix9ine's plea deal are now public, and it looks like about the best deal he could get ... way less than even the minimum sentence for a boatload of crimes.
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Gilbert Arenas says the restraining order a woman got against him was based off straight-up manufactured bulls**t that cost him a boatload of money ... and he's fighting back in court.
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It is taking several stabs at Android fragmentation, including the very early developer preview of the latest software, which comes with new features like multi-window display and a boatload of emojis.
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Kagan leavens her opinions with colloquial turns ("boatload"; "chutzpah"; "these are not your grandfather's—let alone the Framers'—gerrymanders"; a citation of Dr. Seuss) without sacrificing the requisite meticulousness of legal analysis.
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Apple's A-numbered processors and iOS are well known for their ability to handle powerful tasks without needing a boatload of RAM; it's why the iPhone 6S only has 33GB of RAM.
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Affable, earnest and humanly scaled, "The Meddler" is the kind of entertainment that the studios used to supply by the boatload and that now tends to show up on the small screen.
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The contours of the struggle were made clear recently when Conte's new populist right-wing government refused to allow safe haven to a boatload of mostly Libyan migrants adrift in the Mediterranean.
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Each of these vignettes builds on an idea: you're a fighter pilot or you man a tank or you just put on a boatload of armor and wield a horrifyingly large machine gun.
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Every month on "Big Jobs Friday," the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases a boatload of data, each point of which provides its own unique perspective on a facet of the nation's employment situation.
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Han Solo's 4-pocket black blazer in the OG 'Star Wars' movies -- as well as other real props from some of your fave flicks -- can now be yours ... for a boatload of cash.
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They trek back for Notre Dame's child-care programmes and Creole services in the beautiful new church: one stained-glass window depicts Christ welcoming a boatload of refugees, Miami's skyline looming behind them.
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Back in November, the company announced plans to pick up fitness tracking company Misfit for $260 million, and, all the while, it's been announcing connected wearables under its own name by the boatload.
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Subscribe here to read our feature: The small retailer's ultimate guide to partnering with Amazon so you can make a boatload of money with fewer risks, from small-business owners and Amazon itself
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It raised AMC's profile and helped the network — one of TV's best purveyors of drama — make a boatload of money, which it funneled back into some great TV. But The Walking Dead itself?
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But there's also John Cleese and Jamie Lee Curtis having more onscreen chemistry than they know what to do with, a boatload of iconic one-liners, and the best interrogation scene ever written.
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Disney's remake of The Lion King may have made a boatload of money, earning over $1 billion globally since its release in July, but there's one person who wasn't a fan: Elton John.
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WIRED's Michael Calore blogged about the now quaint-seeming controversy at the time: Companies have long sent promotional materials by the boatload to journalists who typically disclose that the item was a gift.
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Sure, a bunch of people will make a boatload of money, tens of millions of us will reflexively tune in and we'll find rare common ground over how cheesy the halftime show is.
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Based on how Blizzard's approached past holiday events, you can probably expect a redesigned main menu screen, a boatload of new customization items and character skins, and some sort of limited-time game mode.
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The first son-in-law, Jared Kushner, finally found himself in a boatload of trouble that seems to fundamentally arise from Kelly feeling emboldened to take him on — starting by downgrading his security clearance.
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But pills of tramadol—which are made by the boatload in Indian factories and distributed in Africa through both legal and illegal channels—are incredibly cheap, roughly 30 cents for a pack of ten.
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Terry Paying a boatload for Realmuto when you still have Russell Martin under contract for two years after this one doesn't really make a whole lot of sense to me, but the other guys?
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This morning Google took a key step toward making Assistant a more compelling experience, announcing a boatload of new features for app developers, including a new push notifications, daily updates and additional language support.
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In 2016, the Australian leadership activist decided she wanted to send a boatload of women to Antarctica, and invited her fellow Australian colleague, Melbourne-Thomas, to coordinate the science program for Homeward Bound 2016.
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Aside from a boatload of promotional videos and some serious sideline time at America's most popular sport, Microsoft is showing some pigskin love with officially sanctioned NFL team Type Covers for the Surface Pro.
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Corporations like Verizon and AT&T hated the regulations (and spent a boatload lobbying against them), because they made it difficult to monetize the mountain of customer data they have the ability to collect.
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ALL THE TV We got a boatload of Apple TV at the last Apple event earlier in 2019, but there's even more to come as Cook is back on stage, talking about Apple TV+.
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I tell him I have a boatload of work so we figure out dinner together (chicken, rice, veggie stir fry) and he cooks while I work and cuddle the babygurl (dog not real baby).
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So tonight I learned that my worst nightmare was watching a dragon spiral to his death while spewing fire (and a boatload of blood) like a falling star before sinking down into his icy grave.
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The company's small staff, only a few dozen in size currently, took the truck and equipped it with a boatload of self-driving sensors and other equipment, and is currently in intense testing and development.
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A successful Amazon smartphone would make a boatload of money, sure, but uh, we'd need to do something different, and I'm either not sure or playing extremely dumb as to what that 'something different' is.
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Sharapova ultimately faced Williams in the championship, which saw Sharapova in the zone and Williams looking a little rusty after some time off; Sharapova came away with a dominating win and a boatload of expectations.
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In recent weeks, Sicilian prosecutors have investigated whether Mr. Salvini committed criminal acts by refusing to let a boatload of migrants, rescued by an Italian Coast Guard ship in the Mediterranean Sea, disembark in Italy.
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Martin wears their uniform and is viewed by the townspeople with suspicion, but Jacob discovers his uncle's true nature one night as he and Martin ferry a boatload of Nazis from one harbor to another.
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That kind of money can buy an essentially unlimited number of campaign ads — including a $11 million Super Bowl spot — along with a boatload of strategists, staffers and support from local politicians and other influencers.
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Pinto told Reuters Ben & Jerry's efforts in Uganda foundered, however, because eastern buyers - mainly from China - swooped in and "showed up to the village with a boatload of cash" ahead of the government-sanctioned harvest date.
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Since hitting a low of 22017 in March 5003, the S&P 2500 index has increased more than fourfold, driven by strong corporate profits, low inflation, stable economic growth and a boatload of central-bank stimulus.
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Some of his material — like asking, "When was the last time that you read about a boatload of American refugees arriving some other place?" as a testament to American exceptionalism — dates to 2008 or even earlier.
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The franchise then swung for the fences by sending a boatload of draft picks to Tennessee for the No. 1 pick overall — used to select Jared Goff, who begins the season as the third-string quarterback.
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Acer held its annual global press conference in New York City on Thursday and once again vomited a boatload of new laptops, gaming laptops, all-in-one PCs, and even a new generic fitness-focused smartwatch.
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But the lion's share of credit goes to China, which, rather than fiddling with tax breaks and credits and "market mechanisms," invested a boatload of money into production subsidies, scaling the industry up by brute force.
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Green-Beckham had a boatload of potential as a football player -- he was selected by the Tennessee Titans in the 2nd round of the 2015 NFL Draft ... but off-the-field issues ultimately sunk his career.
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But Mnuchin is very clearly getting this job for one reason and one reason only — because he agreed to serve as the Trump campaign's chief fundraiser in May and helped him raise a boatload of cash.
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A boatload of cinephile tourists, a remote and isolated location and the looming presence of an unseen authority — the combination is odd and unsettling enough to form the premise for one of Yorgos Lanthimos's own films.
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In fact, a lot of commenters are bringing up a good point: Since one goal of the Olympics is boosting the economy in the host city, Rio de Janeiro could sell these bad boys by the boatload.
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Though it's not yet clear how much the deal went for, the NFL charges a boatload of money—NBC and CBS both paid about $45 million per game for five Thursday match-ups in 2016 and 2017.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - The Somali government condemned a helicopter attack on a boatload of Somali refugees off the coast of Yemen and called on the Saudi-led coalition fighting in the country to investigate, officials said on Saturday.
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The company is hosting an event in San Francisco to presumably announce its new Pixel and Pixel XL Android phones that could replace the Nexus brand and what is shaping up to be a boatload of gadgets.
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CEO Adam Neumann stands to make a boatload of money off of the co-working start-up's initial public offering, as he controls a majority of the voting rights through the company's class B and C shares.
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Since I looked up to them as the pinnacle of adulthood (in a serious relationship, living together, making a boatload of money, at the top of their professional game), I assumed their apartment would reflect this success.
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Special protection urged But a boatload of researchers managed to get to the islands in December 2015, and they counted the penguins by manually counting individual nests and also counting nests using panoramic photos taken by drones.
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However, after dragging our realtor all over town, we were beginning to realize that while $125,000 seemed like a boatload of money to two 25 year olds, it wasn&apost going to get us our dream house.
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Hidden Figures, about three black female NASA mathematicians in the early days of the space program, didn't just rake in awards and earn both critical and audience plaudits last year — it also made a boatload of money.
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Screenshot: MicrosoftIn addition to pushing out a boatload of new Surface hardware yesterday, Microsoft also made the October 210 update of Windows 22018 generally available—it should be heading to your machine soon if it isn't there already.
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Soon after, Reckford said, the Carters took a bus ride back to Manhattan "with a boatload of folks from South Georgia" and worked on the Mascot Flats apartment building, the inaugural 230 Carter Work Project, for a week.
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Sprinkled in alongside the generous amount of gameplay footage is a boatload of information about how id managed to improve upon a game that saw players shooting up the demons of Hell while thrashing to heavy metal chords.
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And Bayh, despite casting himself as a noble Cincinnatus, retreating from a political system that had debased itself, did not stray far from Washington, D.C. Instead, he stayed put, and made a boatload of money as a lobbyist.
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Carola Rackete, 31, was freed from house arrest on Tuesday after a judge dismissed accusations she had endangered the lives of Italian servicemen by ignoring military orders and bringing a boatload of migrants to the port of Lampedusa.
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With average round-trip airfare to most places in the Caribbean at around $400, a family of four could fly for around $1,600 and still have money to select a nice property and have a boatload of fun.
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Thitu islanders seem less concerned about China's military buildup than they do the storms that could delay the next boatload of supplies of food, or petrol needed for generators that support the tiny output from its few solar panels.
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CEO Tim Cook said that Apple rejects the idea that any progress in artificial intelligence requires people to give up a "boatload" of personal details, in a thinly-veiled jab at the practices of competitors like Facebook and Google.
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If you're somehow convinced you want all of these things, and a boatload of tops to go with them, you can purchase something called a MetalMuseum™—10 tops and two docks, all for just 475 real US dollars.
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David Kochel, a chief strategist in Bush's 2016 presidential campaign, said like Biden, Bush was an early front-runner with high name ID who raised "a boatload" the first quarter but failed to grow after big donors maxed out.
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According to New York Magazine, Natasha Aponte planted the seed—or, rather, dozens of seeds—for her scheme about a month ago, when she matched with a boatload of dudes on Tinder, and gave them all the same spiel.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced yesterday that is investigating a handful of manufacturers for safety violations and is also working on creating safety standards for the boards, the vast majority of which are made by the boatload in China.
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There's a reason Apple has continued to make canceling subscriptions a burden and why, up until Wednesday, Google tried to bury the "unsubscribe" button as well: the companies both make a boatload of cash off of app purchases and recurring payments.
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By the time you've finished watching the first five minutes of American Gods, in which a boatload of Vikings arrives in the New World, you'd be forgiven for thinking this was about to be the most violent show you've ever seen.
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I paid a boatload to spec out my 2014 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display with a 3.0GHz Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and 512GB of SSD storage so I wouldn't need to replace it for years to come.
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For example, a child may be prompted to use or acquire seemingly-fictitious currency, including a "boatload of doughnuts, a can of stars, and bars of gold," but in reality the child is making an in-app purchase using real money.
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And as usual, there's a boatload of even more granular changes, upgrades, and bug fixes too, so feel free to check them out here before they make their way to the stable version of Windows 10 sometime later this Spring.
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During the Affordable Care Act debate of 2009, moderate Democratic senators like Joe Lieberman (who received a boatload of donations from insurance companies) killed the "public option," which would have allowed people to buy health insurance directly from the government.
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I'm happy to report that all the stories on our list of favorites—our most ambitious, our most impactful, the ones we all got in this business to do—were, on the whole, read by a whole boatload of people.
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Republicans in Congress approved a boatload of judges—some as part of a recent deal with Democrats that allowed them to campaign in the midterms—most notably a pair of Supreme Court justices, the most valuable pieces on the political chessboard.
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Along with that glorious title, winning founders receive US$25,000 in non-equity cash, a boatload of investor and media attention, plus a trip for two to the next TechCrunch Disrupt, where they can exhibit for free in Startup Alley.
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"Some people just want to have a boatload of money after 20 or 30 years, but that makes it a little more difficult to figure out what you should be saving for, how much risk you should be taking," Egler says.
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Yeah, 2019 is still kind of shiny and new, but it's still not too early to start looking at the year's best travel photos (so far.) Manny's money Manny Machado heads to San Diego, where a boatload of money awaits.
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After winning a Grammy and a boatload of Tony nominations and awards, and creating a passionate fan base that spans generations, the musical's creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and nearly all of the original cast members have moved on to other projects.
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A professional engineer whose work involves Java is going to have a boatload more qualifications than "knowing Java," and this is likely to be to a greater extent than someone whose work primarily involves many if not most not-Java languages.
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Since the Diciotti picked up the boatload of desperate migrants last Wednesday, most of whom hail from Eritrea and Somalia, 13 have been allowed off for medical treatment, before 27 unaccompanied minors were also allowed to leave the ship Wednesday night.
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As one of PEOPLE's 25 Women Changing the World celebrated in this week's issue, Queen Rania writes about refugee swimmer Yusra Mardini, who helped pull a boatload of fellow refugees to safety, and then went on to compete in the Rio Olympics.
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Trader Joe's is hitting customers with a new product curve ball just in time for Valentine's Day: Gummy Xs & Os. With yet another food holiday around the corner comes yet another expected boatload of limited edition sweets from all of the usual suspects.
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The bottom line: Khosrowshahi stands to make a boatload of money if Uber maintains an average fully-diluted valuation of at least $120 billion during a period of 18.53 consecutive trading days, according to a footnote in the company's IPO registration document.
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Although it's doubtful that every viewer will suck down more than a six-pack, those who do will be taking in about 1,500 extra calories, not to mention a boatload of carbs and sugars, the compounds that are converted into belly fat.
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The coalition, which has been fighting Iran-allied Houthi rebels and troops loyal to former president Ali Abdullah Saleh since 2015, on Sunday proposed that the U.N. monitor Hodeidah port after an attack on a boatload of Somali refugees killed 42 people.
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Either way, Kei Kamara was sent from the Columbus Crew to the New England Revolution on Thursday, for a boatload of loot that only exists in MLS – general allocation money, targeted allocation money, an international slot, some draft picks and future transfer earnings.
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"They're going to hope they get invited to the power conferences and make a boatload of money, and that won't happen in the majority of cases," said Gilbert M. Gaul, the author of "Billion-Dollar Ball," which examines the business of college football.
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That applies to tax extenders large and small, such as a boatload of renewable energy tax credits ($1.9 billion over 10 years), expedited write-offs for race horses ($2 million) and race cars ($85033 million) and electric vehicle tax credits ($5 million).
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And I think of Republicans lose this seat it will confirm that they are in a boatload of trouble come November and they should batten down the hatches because it will probably signal that a Democratic wave is coming if not already there.
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And then there was Taylor Swift, who opened the show with a determined performance of the claustrophobic "Out Of The Woods" and who, hours later, surprised this observer with a win for 1989, her boatload-selling push into full-on pop stardom.
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Still, it's hard to see where you can go wrong with a series of short, easily digestible clips of J-Lo giving a boatload of money away, or Idris Elba trying his hand at stunt driving, or Guillermo del Toro doing basically anything.
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Mueller's team plans to rely on a boatload of documents, emails and witnesses to paint Manafort as a serial liar who deceived the federal government, his own accountants and banks and orchestrated his business associates into setting up a criminal financial enterprise.
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READ: Turkey is threatening to flood Europe with refugees after losing dozens of soldiers in Syria A German photojournalist was seriously assaulted by a mob Sunday at the port of Thermi, where about 100 locals had gathered to confront a boatload of migrants.
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Mendoza could just say: I am a baseball analyst for ESPN, I have two degrees from Stanford, I brought home two medals for my country, I set a boatload of Stanford collegiate softball records and I delivered two babies into this world.
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The Americans who tuned in — a small minority — had already made up their minds about Trump's culpability and how much to care about it, or they saw, more than anything else, a boatload of blowhards making a lot of nasty Washington noise.
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The deal is vaguely reminiscent of the 2013 trade between the Nets and the Celtics, in which the Nets gave up a boatload of future assets, including three first-round picks, for Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and a couple of other pieces.
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Alas, Niantic has confirmed to me that there will be no doubling of XP or Stardust for this event — so if you've been sitting on a boatload of Pidgies all ready to evolve, it doesn't look like December will be their time to shine.
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Perfect. Whether or not you like Apple, you have to appreciate the unshakable chutzpah of spending a boatload of marketing dollars on trolling competitors at an event that Apple is frankly too big and too capable of owning its own news cycle to attend.
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We were also told that given the ubiquity of these internet-connected devices — web cameras and "smart" household items of all sorts, largely made in China and shipped to the States by the boatload — this type of attack would only grow worse and more frequent.
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Normally, an open spot on the exalted bench -- complete with a lifetime tenure and a boatload of benefits -- would have those who labor in the law's dusty obscurity salivating at the chance to crown their careers in the black robes of the nation's highest court.
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The former president apparently thought he was going to be taking bows for raising a boatload of money — $7.5 billion — for his CGI and the good causes it supported, but instead Wallace did what Wallace often does: He asked tough questions and wouldn't let up.
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Around the same time, former U.S. presidents Jimmy Carter and George W. Bush, along with a boatload of actors, country western stars and outdoor enthusiasts, helped Morris celebrate the opening of his 350,000-square-foot Wonders of Wildlife (WOW) National Museum & Aquarium in Springfield, Missouri.
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The devil is always in the details, and there is a potential for abuse -- namely a focus on relatively disadvantaged neighborhoods in otherwise rich cities, with Amazon's move into Long Island City in exchange for a boatload of tax breaks being a prime example.
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In hindsight, Hnetinka says he has realized that it's important to look further ahead and know that the mission can change because of something like the market landscape changing, with several other players coming in and raising a boatload of cash, like Postmates, UberRUSH and Instacart.
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Google Photos is incredible, not just because it offers free unlimited photo and video storage (so long as you're okay with the 16-megapixel photos and 1080p resolution caps), but because it's leveraging a boatload of AI to transform your lousy photos into Instagram-worthy ones.
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The brand has dropped a boatload of brand-new products as of late, like its Vice Liquid Lipsticks — the sexiest lip launch we've seen in a while — and its expansion of the Naked Skin Highlighting Fluids, those creamy formulas that make strobing seem like a breeze.
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This basically leaves the brain in a sort of limbo state of rest—neurons are still firing but the mind is not actually engaged—it's taking in a boatload of information but not processing it, so the brain isn't fully relaxed, but it's not being exercised either.
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In contrast, the new $180 Gear Fit 2 wristband works with all phones running newer versions of Android, has built-in GPS, and tracks a boatload of fitness activities — so many that I couldn't try them all even though I've been wearing it for three weeks.
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Before you start worrying that a supernova will suddenly burst forth nearby, sending a boatload of radiation toward Earth, it's important to note that a supernova like this one probably won't threaten the planet "for the rest of its existence," astronomer Robert Quimby told Mashable via email.
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Despite being one of the youngest teams in the NBA and having zero playoff series wins since 2013, Boston was a strong option, armed with a boatload of draft picks, an All-Star point guard in Isaiah Thomas, and a brilliant head coach in Brad Stevens.
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Many are the children of the immigrants who came by the boatload in the late 1970s and 1980s, escaping economic devastation and repression under Jean-Claude Duvalier, the despotic Haitian ruler aided by the United States when it was buttressing anti-Communist governments in the Caribbean.
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The cruise lines have faced crises before, from their ongoing battles with the norovirus, which can tear through an entire boatload of passengers causing gastrointestinal problems, to the 2012 sinking of the Costa Concordia, whose captain ran it aground off the coast of Italy, killing 32 people.
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You can always stay home and prep for the Emmys by binging on "Game of Thrones" and "This Is Us." AND FINALLY Wet and wild It was a close encounter of the wet kind when a humpback whale said hello to a boatload of tourists in Alaska.
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DeMaio's experience being hung out to dry by LGBT advocacy organizations that only support Democrats, and the "boatload of venom" he endured from the left as a gay Republican, led him to a specific distaste for an LGBT establishment whose primary constituent is the Democratic Party.
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A Major Dark Net Market Is Down and Users Are Worried They Got ScammedAlphaBay Market, a prominent dark web marketplace that facilitates the sale of drugs and other…Read more ReadIt's common for dark net markets to suddenly shut down and make off with a boatload of bitcoins.
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I didn't want to be on a sitcom where I made a boatload of money and then could do films but didn't do a ton, but have a bunch of money and bought a cool house in L.A. and totally rehabbed it so it's no longer ranch-style.
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As my Reuters colleagues Diane Bartz and Dan Levine reported, U.S. District Judge John Coughenour of Seattle determined that Amazon is liable to the parents of children who bought items like "a boatload of doughnuts, a can of stars, and bars of gold" while playing supposedly free apps.
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As with some of heavy metal's other late great bands—Black Sabbath, Motley Crue—Slayer stands to make a boatload of money from this final tour, which will be long enough that the band members will most likely not want to make eye contact with one another afterwards.
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But he's already delivered a boatload of evidence that can back up what he told Maddow — in the form of texts, photographs, videos, WhatsApp records, and voicemails shipped to House impeachment investigators, right up to the night before they formally delivered the articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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That should prevent his companies from actively using his presidency to make money, but the problem is that they will passively make a boatload—they've already seen a jump, in part because foreign governments are paying lots of money on suites and hotel parties in a blatant attempt to gain favor.
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Here is a strange thing that happened: An FBI-affiliated Twitter account, which had been dormant for a year, sent out a boatload of tweets on Sunday, then released 129 pages of documents on Tuesday related to the FBI's investigation into Bill Clinton's controversial 2000 pardon of donor Marc Rich.
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" Sometimes people just... Maybe they went to a live event or they went to, whether it's a conference or something like that, and they posted a boatload of photos from an event and their audience was like, "Oh my gosh, I just got 903 photos from this person, it's too much.
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They have one of the best coaches in the league in Brad Stevens, a promising young core that includes Isaiah "20163-A" Thomas and Evan "Meatwad" Turner, a wealth of cap space, and a boatload of first-round picks, including what should be a very high one from the Brooklyn Nets.
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Taylour Paige as Zola is absolutely mesmerizing to watch as the film's moral center as stripper Stefani (Riley Keough, who purposely leans hard into cultural appropriation) convinces her to travel south to make a boatload of money, and plunges our heroine — and herself — deeper and deeper into a Floridian nightmare.
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READ: House Democrats Just Dropped a Boatload of Impeachment Documents That Look Really Bad for Trump Yovanovitch, who served as ambassador under Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump until 2019, was recalled last May following allegations from conservative media, boosted by Donald Trump Jr., that she was undermining the administration.
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Meanwhile, we're in the midst of the worldwide right-wing populist uprising which has led governments around the world to treat desperate refugees like nonhuman scum; turning them away by the boatload in Europe; imprisoning them on a godforsaken remote island in Australia; tearing children from their parents and caging them in America.
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Here's a glimpse into what summer camp would look like if you had a boatload of money ... Mark Zuckerberg, Roger Goodell, Robert Kraft and a whole host of rich people converged on Sun Valley Resort in Idaho this week to have talks about what rich people should do with their riches next.
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But things got off to a slow start Monday night at the so-called warehouse party that is not exactly hosted by Mr. Boehner (it is put together by lobbyists who charge a boatload to sponsors), but it has been closely associated with him, the star guest and lobbyist pal, for several conventions.
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"Visitors think when we smile we are happy but we smile because we have no other choice," he said, telling us how he watched a boatload of people drown in the Mediterranean without being able to help them, and saw 20 of his companions die on the journey from Sudan across north Africa.
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The Good High-quality build-quality • All-day battery life • Loud, clear front-facing speakers • Smooth, speedy performance • Expandable storage The Bad Awkward power button key • Glass back scratches easily • Average VR headset The Bottom Line Alcatel's Idol 4S, which bundles a VR headset and other goodies, offers a boatload of value for only $399.99.
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The Miami front office's intentions became rather clear after the team traded away left tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Kenny Stills to the Houston Texans in exchange for a boatload of picks in the next two drafts — a move that was said to have threatened to spark a "revolt" from the Dolphins' players.
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Civil War's opening weekend was Marvel's biggest debut for a solo superhero movie (although technically it features a boatload of Avengers, as well as the introductions of both Spider-Man and Black Panther to the Marvel Cinematic Universe); and only Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Jurassic World, The Avengers, and Avengers: Age of Ultron have outpaced its opening weekend.
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All your favorite stores start getting them in by the boatload — and good thing they are, because when you're forced to try on your pair from last year to see if they still fit (and somehow it hardly ever does?), you're going to be on the hunt for some to wear day in and day out.
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The cruel and unusual scam punishes Twitter users looking for a good deal on a boatload of food from popular chains—all you have to do is send a few dollars via Paypal to someone who will then place an order on your behalf for food that normally costs five or six times as much money.
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"There is a boatload of people who think he's god-like, and then there are people who are very mediocre toward him -- in Richmond and the [southeastern] Tidewater region -- and then there's the greater Washington DC area, where he's nothing short of fingernails on the chalkboard," said one GOP strategist familiar with the Gillespie camp's thinking.
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READ: House Democrats Just Dropped a Boatload of Impeachment Documents That Look Really Bad for Trump The House voted to impeach Trump for attempting to pressure Ukraine to announce an investigation of one of his top 2020 election rivals, Democratic former vice president Joe Biden, and for then attempting to block the Congressional investigation into what happened.
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GLOW's dazzling third season delivered a boatload of what we love about this series: whip-smart comedic timing, devastating dramatic turns, ample screen time for stars Betty Gilpin and Alison Brie, rich woman-centric narratives, a whole bunch of glitzy costumes — hell, we even got a wrestling-themed Christmas special and a Geena Davis guest spot!
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He's been named a finalist because he's made a boatload of money for the NFL and it's not even a little coincidental that this honor comes less than a year after he spearheaded a campaign to bring the Rams back to Los Angeles and into a stadium and campus that will print boatloads of more money for the NFL.
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As January faded into memory and February began, we saw the return of a (likely intoxicated) Ken Bone, Mark Zuckerberg claim he's actually happy we're using Facebook less, Apple continue to make a boatload of cash selling iPhones (though perhaps not as many as it would like), and we finally put an end to the debate over which milk-like substance is best.
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It is here that we are introduced to a cadre of characters unfamiliar to the Western genre—Greek, Turkish, and Arab camel drivers from the Eastern Mediterranean who have arrived in America with a boatload of dromedaries, which are the first of their kind to set foot on the continent since their progenitors died out in the last Ice Age.
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The 220006 election will also cast an increasingly long shadow as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE gears up to run for reelection and a boatload of Democrats ready presidential campaigns.
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The Grand Prize finalists: These are Amazon's 6 best small businesses of 2019Woman-owned: These are Amazon's 6 best women-owned small businesses6 under 30: These are Amazon's 6 best small business owners under 30BONUS: The small retailer's ultimate guide to partnering with Amazon so you can make a boatload of money with fewer risks, from small-business owners and Amazon itself
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"I bet the numbers show a 20 percent increase over last year's Prime Day, which I expect to cause a boatload of retail analysts to come out of the woodwork and downgrade any retailer that is still standing that they haven't downgraded yet," Cramer said, adding that only then might the market find a bottom for some of the hardest hit brick-and-mortar names.
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Repatriating U.S. dollars The old tax system encouraged U.S. companies to leave profits earned overseas rather than bringing them back to the U.S. That outraged Obama, who created the term "economic patriotism," by which he meant U.S. companies had a patriotic duty to bring those dollars back and pay a boatload of additional taxes — so he could redistribute that money to mostly Democratic voters.
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THE WHAT ARE THE NEW RULES AWARD FOR MAKING NICOTINE MORALLY AMBIGUOUS AGAIN To Juul, which has made a ridiculous boatload of money and more importantly made a lot of people seem very silly as they moral-panic about vaping as if it is the same as smoking, and others seem just as silly as they moral-panic about that moral panic as if vaping has been guaranteed on stone tablets to have no deleterious side effects at all.
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Read more: We ranked every NFL team's situation heading into the 2019 seasonThe Dolphins' front office all but committed to a year in the tank just before the start of the season when the team traded away left tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Kenny Stills to the Houston Texans in exchange for a boatload of picks in the next two drafts — a move that reportedly was met with a potential "revolt" from the Dolphins players.
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Fullscreen animations Emoji replacement Some of my favorites new things include: Sending handwritten messages, drawing all over your photos, Snapchat-style, before sending, sending fullscreen effects (balloons, fireworks, lasers, etc.), sending messages that remain hidden with "invisible ink" until the receiver swipes them open, viewing previews of website links, easily sending GIFs, getting predictive emoji (emoji shows up for words as you type so you don't need to go searching for them, not to mention the boatload of new emoji to pick from) and automatically replacing text with emoji.
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Read more: China's aircraft carriers have a boatload of glaring weaknesses — but the next carrier could be a 'huge step forward'Read more: The Navy's newest supercarriers can't deploy with the new F-35 stealth fighters, and Congress is not happy about itAnd, in May, the Navy admitted that the advanced weapons elevators on the Ford, systems required to quickly move ordnance to the flight deck to increase the aircraft sortie rate and the overall lethality of the ship, will not be working properly when the carrier leaves the shipyard to rejoin the fleet in October.
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Software and apps to power your businessStarting with spreadsheets: The ultimate Excel guide to go beyond bookkeeping and save money on software costsManaging projects and people: 5 low-cost apps that entrepreneurs and freelancers can use to juggle projects and boost productivityUpping your influence: The top 10 Instagram apps all entrepreneurs should use in 2020 to boost their following and get a boatload of new customersDesigning a unified brand: The top 16 ways all entrepreneurs should be using the hot self-marketing app Canva in 2020 to distinguish their brand and win more customersMarketing your idea: 5 apps entrepreneurs can use right now to create stunning pitch decks and marketing materials that will reel in funding and new customers
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Smarter, not harder: The top 10 Instagram apps all entrepreneurs should use in 2020 to boost their following and get a boatload of new customers Brands that have rocketed their social followingStart small: The millennial cofounders of a phone-case startup reveal how they contact and work with 'micro-influencers' on Instagram to hype their products and boost annual sales to $10 millionUse the customers you have: The CEO of a $100 million buzzy lingerie brand reveals how a hype squad of over 100,000 loyal customers tests products, posts on Instagram, and drives retail foot trafficTargeting the younger generation: A toy startup has perfected the viral Youtube marketing strategy for reaching kids in 2019.
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