Amazon bought into Wi-Fi tech, Verizon bought into mobile video with DreamWorks and Hertz bought into what might be the last surviving on-demand valet startup.
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From the day he was hired in 1978, his defenses bought into more than the scheme, they bought into him and took on his personality.
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Barry hasn't simply bought into a cultural myth: He's bought into his own particular strain of it, which is both egomaniacal and a little sad.
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"Bond buyers that bought into the securitization bought into the propaganda provided to them," said one investor, who asked not to be named but said he had purchased some of the bonds.
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They've bought into this other lie rooted in the real.
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It also bought into First Majestic in the second half.
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And he bought into CEO Bobby Kotick's vision, he said.
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I think we bought into it and got it done.
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Despite all this, I have bought into golf's pyramid scheme.
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Or have you just bought into it to stand out?
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Jeter bought into the mythos surrounding baseball and the Yankees.
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"Investors haven't really bought into that story," Mr. Wang added.
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Chelsea under Conte has not bought into any of that.
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So incredible they bought into it without a second thought.
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He bought into companies that mined zinc and iron ore.
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And it wasn't just journalists who bought into Holmes's lies.
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Others were intimidated and bought into a dreadful legal silence.
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Economically, it turned out to be a great thing for Michael and myself, but definitely Bob started that and Michael bought into it, and it was probably his mistake that he bought into it.
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Robinson has bought into Albemarle, Nemaska Lithium, Umicore and Clean Teq.
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In his eagerness and excitement, Beam initially bought into the bravado.
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"These guys haven't bought into the hype all year," Few said.
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I bought into the idea that gender differences are social constructs.
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Added to that, Tencent bought into Spotify by purchasing secondary shares.
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As more people bought into his vision, WeWork's value kept soaring.
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However, the decline was limited as foreign investors bought into equities.
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Have we just bought into the silly mythologies around Silicon Valley?
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Subsidized tenants bought into the scheme because it delivered obvious benefits.
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Consciously or subconsciously some black Americans might have bought into that.
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They expressed frustration that more voters hadn't bought into her vision.
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ESR has bought into other industrial real estate investment trusts recently.
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"Everyone has bought into this," said Dan MacNeill, the Cortland coach.
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When oil prices fall, traders who bought into the fund profit.
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As players, we really respect and have bought into his system.
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Conservative news outlets bought into this framing and ran with it.
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The results surprised investors who bought into Kohl's approach in recent years.
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PZU bought into Alior in 2015 and has a 32 percent stake.
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Every dip is being bought into as liquidity continues to flow unabated.
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Like many others, it bought into Trump's pre-election "America First" rhetoric.
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Bought into the vision of blowing away capitalism, opening up our world.
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We have got guys that are completely bought into what we do.
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"She has bought into half-truths perpetrated by the defense," Hughes said.
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We should have played that -- we should have bought into that more.
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And many critics of insurance inadvertently bought into the actuarial fairness argument.
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Remember, this is the same company that bought into something called HomeGrocer.
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Suddenly, they dumped the dollar and bought into the euro and yen.
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For instance, Fidelity bought into Facebook at about $25 in March 2011.
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Some members of the public have also bought into the "stealing" myth.
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Before kids I'd been happy with the mainstream; I'd bought into everything.
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Voters largely have not bought into the message, the Quinnipiac poll found.
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" Ansell wrote, among other things, that Nolan Brewer "bought into the propaganda.
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Sean Hannity has clearly bought into the conspiracy hook, line, and sinker.
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No one ever really bought into the viability of Trump's infrastructure plan.
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I've certainly bought into that mentality, having visited more than 70 countries.
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The scary thing is how many Americans have bought into this charade.
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Many of us bought into the fantasy that digital made everything better.
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Incredibly, it seems that they bought into the doctrine of expansionary austerity.
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"I bought into it immediately," Mr. de Blasio said of the idea.
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Putin has expressed his delight that the media bought into his lie.
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The tally of figures whom Bloomberg has bought into silence might surprise.
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Subban credits players who have bought into what Laviolette wants to do.
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Luckily for me, I never really bought into any of my hype.
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I had squandered the very public trust that I had bought into.
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He had a very radical belief system and the adults bought into it.
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I'm not going to be bought into not speaking up to your a–.
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Claimants bought into the cash call at 200 to 230 pence per share.
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The Dutch bought into Air France-KLM in order to offset French influence.
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Original investors' success is largely dependent on when they bought into the schemes.
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Trump, today, says it is a pointless media construct that henever bought into.
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For many of us on the left, myself included, we bought into it.
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One group that has not bought into anti-drug sentiment is Malawi's Rastafarians.
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"They all bought into the idea that Trump wasn't their problem," Madden said.
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T. Rowe Price has bought into seven businesses, such as WeWork and Houzz.
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You had some guys who really enjoyed working [narcotics] and bought into it.
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So now, many have bought into the myth that body hair is unattractive.
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Livingston bought into pretty much everything that his friend sold at Camp Barbosa.
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But it's also one that Trump's millions of supporters bought into in 2016.
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They've bought into the American dream, and we should help them find it.
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An immigrant from India, he bought into Subway's expansion in a major way.
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He ran for office as a conservative and bought into several publishing ventures.
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Trump himself has bought into this "only I can fix it" thinking. 4.
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Most people in Scotland hadn't really bought into it but now they have.
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"They've really bought into man-to-man defense," Arkansas Coach Eric Musselman said.
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Republicans have now bought into this frightening and dangerous distortion of our Constitution.
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I feel stupid to have bought into the myth even if not completely.
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They invest just enough to fail because no one's really bought into it.
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It's not clear whether the famously skeptical Twain bought into the lithium-water pitch.
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"It's never that they bought into my vision or anything like that," he said.
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People are drawn to their quotidian content because they've already bought into their personalities.
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They're bought into being upstanding community members and they've paid their debt to society.
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There's a lot of people, investors in particular, who have bought into you personally.
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And more bosses seem to have bought into Warren Buffett's view of stock splits.
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Worse, he seemed to have bought into it, as a contemporary promotional movie suggested.
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Another activist target that Starboard bought into during the quarter was Tronc Inc. TRNC.
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That's a 44 percent gain for the select investors who bought into the IPO.
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"These kids bought into everything our coaching staff asked them to do," Davis said.
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Two foreign investors were bought into the company in 2015 through Philippine Depositary Receipts.
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The Blackstone Group bought into the offering and worked as an adviser to Pershing.
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Ackman first bought into the company in 2015 with a massive $5.5 billion investment.
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"I bought into the message," he said of the Trump campaign at the time.
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I'm embarrassed by how I bought into the 'Pretty Woman' scenario of child prostitution.
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It is amazing how many Americans have bought into this propaganda in the past.
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That corporations that had bought into it, they were kind of stuck with it.
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For a long time, Americans have bought into the meritocracy, the American dream ideal.
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They bought into the deficit-hysteria of 2010-2011 in a genuinely damaging way.
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It felt like some Westerners living in Dakar had bought into that mind-set.
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"The individuals on the team bought into the cohesiveness of the unit," Speier said.
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Investors from venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz to Marissa Mayer have bought into the vision.
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They're so bought into their vision, and the vision is that code cures literally everything.
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We implemented the individual mandate to make sure people bought into the health insurance market.
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Especially if you've already bought into the Ikea smart home and own a Tradfri gateway.
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"He was very articulate in expressing that vision and I bought into it," Davis said.
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My grandparents bought into the idea that if you just assimilated you could be successful.
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I'll admit that I've bought into much of this stuff at one point or another.
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Some Democrats also bought into these ideologies, with accompanying policies of unfettered globalisation and financialisation.
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Instead, I had bought into the US idea of what a Latina women looked like.
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I bought into everything people say you should have and it didn't make me happy.
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Firstly, it helped us sign a handful of teams that also bought into the vision.
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Almost 21 farmers have already bought into ten irrigation schemes that are up and running.
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Players who bought into the games at different times pay different amounts for different ships.
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The fund bought into the Swiss bank early that year and owns 4.2 percent today.
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IFM, which first bought into Ecogen in 2003, declined to comment on the proposed sale.
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However, there are still others who stick because they have bought into the long con.
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I never bought into any of the MAGA stuff, so I can't speak to that.
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I think our generation bought into this idea that things were better than they are.
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Was her fall the result of having bought into a fabulated, "white" idea of ambition?
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With the Supreme Court's stamp of approval, our political leadership has bought into this scam.
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But I never bought into the bots narrative that everyone—not just Facebook—was selling.
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However, his comments on Sunday showed he had bought into their tough line on migration.
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It is still remarkable to see just how many fellow citizens have bought into deception.
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We bought into it, and then put up with ... It's like we're painting their fences.
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The majority of people in Northern Ireland bought into the peace process — but not everyone.
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But there are smaller groups within the community that have bought into the anti-vaccination movement.
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In addition to Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook have also bought into this thinking to some degree.
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Once you've bought into one part of the ecosystem, why wouldn't you keep investing in it?
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We never bought into that, and the market is coming back to that view as well.
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Republicans bought into internet providers' arguments that the rules discriminated against them and could confuse consumers.
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On the February 11, Jamie Dimon, quite famously in our circles, bought into his own stock.
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Most importantly, it now adds HomeKit support for anyone that's bought into Apple's smart home ecosystem.
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Similarly, 53 percent of Pennsylvanian voters and 48 percent of Ohio voters bought into this fallacy.
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Judging by the emails, it seems like Mattis bought into the dream that Theranos was selling.
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The three funds bought into the company five years ago, increasing their ownership two years later.
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"I bought into the Portugal auction last week," said David Slater, portfolio manager at Trium Capital.
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Even many Democrats, while maintaining that education is a public good, have bought into this narrative.
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The most moderate union, the CFDT, which now has the largest membership, bought into Macron's proposals.
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"We have definitely bought into the program," said Ms. MacKenzie, who still regularly attends the resort.
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Chances are you've bought into the notion that it resulted in clunky, slow, and awkward battles.
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Investors who bought into big-cap natural gas players will be rewarded for waiting, said Fisher.
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PKN Orlen bought into Unipetrol in 2005 and has long fought with minority shareholders seeking dividends.
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The Blackstone Group bought into the offering as well as working as an adviser to Pershing.
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But it quickly became apparent that Trump had not been informed or bought into the strategy.
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I never bought into the idea that what I was doing was trying to express myself.
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China Three Gorges first bought into EDP in 2011 and has invested in its renewables arm.
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Soon after that, TPG and Dragoneer, two powerful private equity firms, bought into the company's stock.
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Because we have bought into the dream that the world can be held stable and safe.
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Their words are received by an impressionable community, and many people have bought into these claims.
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I bought into her "I'm a fighter" rhetoric and I deeply admired her energy and enthusiasm.
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After Mr. Trump was elected, however, "I bought into the economic growth rhetoric," Mr. Gandhi said.
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Furthermore, many voters have bought into the hopeful, cheerful Bloomberg shown in his barrage of ads.
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But the Merval jumped 45 percent as investors bought into the beginnings of Macri's reform plans.
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Even before Mr. Trump's victory, he said, minority groups had not bought into that rosy narrative.
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As more companies bought into the idea, the week of placebo pills was here to stay.
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The Zambian women showed Margot how to wrap the fabric she had bought into a skirt.
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I asked her if she bought into the narrative that the very wealthy were the enemy.
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Cairn Energy and Faroe Petroleum - now part of Norway's DNO bought into the project last year.
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Now it seems like a few Democratic elected officials have bought into Republican tactical demonization themselves!
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But there's a much easier solution now, as long as you've completely bought into the Apple ecosystem.
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"It's a credit to what everyone bought into, from the manager's message on Day 1," Hazen said.
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Anyone who bought into his populist rhetoric on the campaign trail may be questioning this fallacy now.
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Nobody bought into it then because the social media wasn't there and racism wasn't all that real.
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Venture investors may have bought into that hype, but in both cases, public investors saw through it.
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During this Mercury retrograde, you'll find yourself reconsidering some ideas you may have bought into too quickly.
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HNA initially bought into Deutsche Bank in early 2017, amassing a stake of close to 10 percent.
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"Entrepreneurs have bought into this idea that they have to burn out to succeed," Huffington tells CNBC.
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Shares rallied on Egypt's stock market after the currency float as international funds bought into Egyptian stocks.
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The Gerkes have bought into one of the newer projects near Scottsdale in northern Tasmania (see map).
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We just need to get better every week and, I'm telling you, they have bought into that.
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I bought into the kitchen culture 100 percent and worked 80-hour weeks without a second thought.
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This is one of President Donald Trump's favorite scapegoating stories, and Ryan has fully bought into it.
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DE) has bought into a record 13 billion euro ($14 billion) share sale Italian bank UniCredit (CRDI.
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And Democrats bought into it in Franken's case -- which doesn't leave them with any high ground here.
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Weight Watchers' stock have gained more than eight times in value since she bought into the company.
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But the rhetoric from right-wing politicians was so obviously racist that very few bought into it.
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Besides, she hadn't bought into the once ironclad notion that college was a path to financial solvency.
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You bought into this religion where Steve Jobs is Jesus Christ and the iPhone is the cross.
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Even Bernie Sanders bought into it in 2016, although many environmentalists believe it actually increases global warming.
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He never bought into the argument that slashing large and small business taxes predominantly benefits wage earners.
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SoftBank Group founder and Chief Executive Masayoshi Son bought into Alibaba for just $20 million in 2000.
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Both sides of the aisle in Congress have bought into three healthcare lies: big, bigger, and biggest.
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Seth Klarman's Baupost Group bought into the company, putting on a new position with 1.7 million shares.
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Investors have for years bought into packaged loans, known as collateralised loan obligations (CLOs), for better returns.
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However, Wall Street has bought into Jeff Bezos's vision of revenue growth over huge net income figures.
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Belichick's specialness comes from being a dude who, quite simply, has almost entirely bought into the bullshit.
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Elrod and Engelhardt's questions on Tuesday had legal experts wondering whether they also bought into O'Connor's logic.
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More investors bought into the idea of a decentralized currency, seeking a safe-haven investment similar to gold.
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The rebranded Social Capital bought into high-flying startup Slack, and also led the Series A into Intercom.
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Fidelity and T. Rowe Price declined to comment on whether they had bought into the IPO this week.
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"His focus is increasingly on the group that's bought into his vision already," a former senior employee said.
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"We had 75% of institutions who bought into what we were doing prior to the attack," he says.
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Allianz, a German insurer, simply bought into Simplesurance; many insurers have internal venture-capital arms for this purpose.
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The problem is plenty of young companies and big corporations have already bought into the open office fad.
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The largest European minotaur is Auto1, a Germany-based online car dealer that Softbank bought into last year.
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But there's a passionate community of people who bought into Andy Rubin's gamble and have stuck with it.
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The media bought into the idea that Gore was a rhetorical giant and Bush was a oratorical pygmy.
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GE bought into the Alexa ecosystem fairly early on and got on-board with Google Assistant more recently.
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Nobody bought into it then because the social media wasn't there and racism wasn't f—— all that real.
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"Let's be clear: we all bought into Credit Suisse because we want to make money," one shareholder said.
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However, team owners bought into the league with the expectation that it would eventually adopt a traveling schedule.
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This was a world and a set of skills and rules that he had bought into, almost totally.
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Instead, investors don't believe they're getting what they bought into, when it comes to both strategy and personnel.
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Nobody bought into it then because the social media wasn't there and racism wasn't f— all that real.
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Born-to-lie Mr. Born to Lose is a game to her—she never bought into his bullshit.
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Qatar Airways has been interested in investing in IndiGo for several years, though never bought into the airline.
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The slide has inflicted big losses on the retail investors who had mostly bought into the household name.
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Speculation over JFK's assassination is so popular that the majority of Americans have actually bought into the theories.
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Putin said the West was willing to forgive Ukrainian politicians because it bought into their anti-Russian narrative.
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At the same time, institutions bought into ETFs from every sector except consumer staples, communication services and industrials.
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"Lyft made a mistake," one investor who bought into Lyft shares prior to the IPO told The Post.
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Fewer than 0.1% of Instagram users have bought into the hype of the platform's latest Snapchat competitor, Threads.
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And now the business community has bought into this idea -- creating products to arm girls and women better.
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I realized that I had bought into the stigma that women shouldn't be ambitious – that it was unattractive.
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Nike spooked investors — many of whom had bought into the athleisure boom — by reporting slowing sales on Tuesday.
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This is the Vatican for that whole eco-city lifestyle that people and their therapists have bought into.
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Those thousands of London Uber drivers who bought into its platform on the vague promise of a 'partnership'.
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Uber, to the millions of people who bought into the company after its IPO, is still a disaster.
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When Ryan was hired, Bills fans bought into the coach's personality, and the team's season-ticket base grew.
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On the other side are equally reputable researchers and nutritionists who haven't bought into the low-carb claims.
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Market-rate residents bought into it because it gave them first-rate apartments in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood.
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Trump seems to have bought into the new timeline, even if it's longer than what he originally said.
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Culture leads to high morale when it is intentionally shaped and bought into and lived by all employees.
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Silver Lake has bought into City Football Group, an organization that controls seven soccer clubs on five continents.
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Clinton bought into the notion of changes that might overturn the 2010 Supreme Court decision in Citizens United.
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Skeptical at first, Mr. White eventually bought into the fresh outlook he gained for himself and his work.
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AX) - nearly four times Myer's A$587 million ($447 million) market capitalization - bought into the company in March.
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More investors, seeking a safe haven investment similar to gold, bought into the idea of a decentralized currency.
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At this point either you've bought into the camera bump being functional cool or you hate its guts.
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Some of Silicon Valley's most successful entrepreneurs have bought into the "streetwear" trend epitomized by Yeezy and Supreme.
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One lawsuit was on behalf of retirees who had bought into Trump University's promises and lost their savings.
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A little hint: keep around those white shoes you bought into last fall and start leaning into statement earrings.
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And you shouldn't deny your body and your cravings simply because you've bought into a carnivore diet belief system.
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Yet for the price I paid and the marketing I bought into, the iPhone X should be more flawless.
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That both parties have bought into damaging ideas like "political correctness," and wedded themselves to an expansive federal government.
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But in the case of Celeste and many of the show's other characters, they've bought into their own lies.
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Revenue tripled, losses shrunk and, by 2010, Canadian airline Jazz bought into Pluna at a valuation of $60 million.
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They have bought into an expanded, subjective definition of harm that incorporates the alleged psychological distress caused by speech.
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Shareholders who bought into Leshi a year ago would be sitting on a negative return of over 40 percent.
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Because you get bought into it, even if it turns out tomorrow to be wrong or out of touch.
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Today's young people have bought into an idea of diversity that has evolved beyond a Black and white binary.
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Instead, American fiscal policy is being run by people who have bought into the mantra that deficits don't matter.
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I hate that I've bought into a patriarchal moulding that dictates women need to remain youthful to be relevant.
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Virtual reality has failed to live up to its hype, and mainstream consumers never really bought into the technology.
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The moon in Capricorn meets Saturn, asking you to reflect on the limiting beliefs you may have bought into.
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In Hong Kong he bought into everything from groceries to pharmacies, and supplied swathes of the city with electricity.
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"It's really validating and exciting to have so many folks that have bought into what we're doing," Angevine says.
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Unfortunately, many of our elected leaders have bought into the misguided trope that HUD's programs create lifetime welfare recipients.
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Both times I bought into it, and both times the show twisted me into coming back to my senses.
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OMV, which was one of the candidates to buy Hess assets in Malaysia, instead bought into Malaysia's Sapura Energy.
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The slide inflicted big losses on retail investors who bought into the household name in Japan's biggest ever IPO.
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But after winning the primary and the presidency, Obama reversed course and bought into the logic for a mandate.
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As they bought into this arrangement when they benefited, it is hard to see a court sympathizing with them.
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The Vietnam Stock Index increased 46.9 percent year-to-date as investors bought into the country's rapidly-growing economy.
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I wanted the ultimate punishment for my husband's killer because I bought into the myths about the death penalty.
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Also, either airport security has been privatized or the government has bought into the Uber/Facebook rating system mashup.
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Most recently, he seemed to have bought into Qanon, which some suspect to be a troll on Boomer conservatives.
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We never bought into traditional conservative economic theory ala Milton Friedman that the business of business is just business.
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It's not surprising that Harris said she has not fully bought into Sanders's Medicare-for-all single-payer proposal.
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After the 2016 election, business sentiment improved as executives bought into the president's pro-business and anti-regulation rhetoric.
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"They just don't want their kids vaccinated because they bought into the nonsense on the internet," Mr. Dinowitz said.
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Before this administration, I kind of bought into the "artists change the world" values in a very uncritical way.
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The bottom line: Blackstone bought into a bear market for energy stocks, despite the White House's much hyped deregulation.
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Those guys have bought into the system that Mel has installed and they really believe they could stop anybody.
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We bought into the belief that we can and should have it all, otherwise we feel like a failure.
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Either way, the situation isn't ideal for those who've bought into the Insignia platform for their smart home needs.
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Investors also bought into the so-called defensive sectors such as healthcare, utilities, real-estate and food and beverage.
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New Yorkers who expected better bought into the myth that tech companies are more than just self-interested businesses.
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"This aura of invincibility around Trump that some of his supporters have bought into seems to be dissipating," Williams said.
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GE ditched its media arm, plastics division and kitchen-appliances unit, and bought into health care, energy and power infrastructure.
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However, If you have already bought into that ecosystem, as I have, the One X will quickly prove itself indispensable.
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Investors have bought into it, sending Facebook's share price mostly "up and to the right" over the past five years.
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Whether or not it's part of a vigorous representation, Randazza appears to have bought into some of his clients' bullshit.
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The word "beta" is typically used to mean broad market returns, which can be bought into through index-tracking funds.
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Well, those two must-have trends just had a baby, and frankly, I'm sold (literally, I already bought into it).
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And then we bought into this tech idea of, you have to prime growth by growing, bringing in more people.
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I'd bought into the pervasive societal messaging that depressed people don't want sex and built that bias into the question.
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This experience is leaking from the internet of Google ads for the bag you just bought into the physical world.
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With each new attempt, I bought into a new nutritional theory or concept that promised to solve all my problems.
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Opposition groups were essentially forced into reliance or at least acceptance, whether or not they bought into its hardline views.
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" She also said: "I don't think you tell idealistic people, particularly young people, that they've bought into a false promise.
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Ternium had bought into Usiminas in 22 to get a foothold in the continent's largest and most protected steel market.
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They have bought into the notion that there is only one road that leads to serve as an elected leader.
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On Friday morning, right-wing radio host Hugh "The Smart One" Hewitt bought into Trump's argument: Putin's an evil man.
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The firm led Blippar's $37 million Series E in September and seems to have bought into the company's broader mission.
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He first bought into HNA subsidiaries seven years ago, through an investment vehicle that operates out of HNA's Beijing offices.
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He has also bought into the daily fantasy sports industry, which he has adamantly defended amid questions about its legality.
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"My boss and his boss had never fully bought into all I was doing," she wrote recently in Extreme You.
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If I bought into Apple's previous Thunderbolt promotions and have any Thunderbolt accessories, those will need an adapter, too ($133).
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Naively or not, the company bought into white supremacy's slightly more palatable public-facing image in shaping its policy platforms.
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Almost everyone in American politics has bought into the idea that Ryan is a pillar of GOP competence and seriousness.
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Democrats have bought into an idealistic definition of human nature and have created a losing electoral strategy based upon it.
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The WTO bought into Mexico and Canada's bizarre argument and has attempted to overrule the laws of the United States.
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But many of them bear responsibility for nurturing the same vision of widespread voter fraud that Trump has bought into.
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He should not have forgotten his childhood or his skin color, or bought into the hype of being a celebrity.
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The cornerstone backer, a Singapore-based partner of the Chinese group that just bought into Rosneft, may see greater advantage.
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Meanwhile, Boeing has bought into Embraer big time with a nearly $4 billion deal that's slated to close this year.
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"Markets appear to have bought into the immediate slowdown story," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote to clients.
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People who bought into any risky assets, whether stocks or mortgage-backed securities, at the October highs lost their shirts.
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So I never really bought into this notion that everybody is racist — because there was a black president, you know?
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Vale bought into the CSA project after facing political pressure to diversify into value-added activities like steel and fertilizers.
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This is the Vatican for that whole eco-city lifestyle that all the people and their therapists have bought into.
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So, Bobby bought Activision back in 353, he and just a few other shareholders who bought into this, for $440,000.
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Not that there's been anything like brand loyalty or disdain keeping me away, I've just never bought into the hype.
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The project with Newcastle sunk without a trace and Xu never bought into Leeds, though both stories generated significant publicity.
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Investors bought into the consumer goods manufacturer, which makes disinfecting wipes that kill bacteria and prevent the spread of diseases.
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Since then, Japanese investors have bought into at least three other deals, including the CSAM and 3i Debt Management prints.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim bought into a 1.3-billion-euro ($1.46 billion) share sale launched by Caixabank (CABK.
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Trump appears to have been bought into this dubious threat and, as he often does, is taking credit for the idea.
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Drew Barrymore has been a movie star since age 7, but she never bought into the Hollywood pressure to lose weight.
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Amazon is offering a simple, hands-free way of calling family members who have bought into the same line of devices.
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I've been living without a headphone jack for over a year and have fully bought into the Bluetooth-connected, wireless future.
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Taiwan's largest maker of two-wheelers, Kymco, finally bought into electric drivetrains this year with a scooter that uses swappable batteries.
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But there's at least one group that hasn't bought into the over-lined, brightly colored look, and that group is supermodels.
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The buyout company bought into Dutch retailer Action in 2011 and its exit strategy has long been a subject of speculation.
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I wouldn't even say Frank's much-mythologized destiny was a con, since it seems Frank bought into the idea as well.
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It's meant to offer an easy, high-quality sound upgrade for people who haven't already bought into higher-end sound gear.
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Why it matters: Breaking IPO price means that everyone who bought into the offering is now underwater (at least on paper).
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Patients and their families have bought into treatments that either don't work, cost a fortune or cause life-threatening side effects.
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As long as you've bought into "the radical notion that women are people," you probably won't find much to object to.
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Warren has effectively bought into a definition of Indigenousness that Trump established when he challenged her to prove her Native identity.
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German government bond yields rose 3 basis points to 0.058 percent, reflecting the positive sentiment as investors bought into riskier assets.
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CED bought into Kofola by buying a 42.5 percent stake in 2008 for 480 million zlotys, approximately 140 million euros then.
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Ironically, it's possible that the president and his team have bought into the Never Trump fantasy scenarios of a party revolt.
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Most of us bought into a radical individualism that, as Tocqueville predicted, cuts each secluded self off from other secluded selves.
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Jaszai bought into a small holding company called Konzum, a former retail chain operator that had sunk to a penny stock.
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Czech investor Daniel Kretinsky and his Slovak partner Patrik Tkac first bought into the ailing German company in August last year.
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Eligible players quickly bought into the concept when it was announced, with many contenders closely tracking the standings week to week.
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Many parents are angry about being forced out of school zones they feel they bought into when they purchased their apartments.
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But while the GPUs here aren't exactly "new," it's still a welcome sign for anyone who bought into the Area-51m.
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Alibaba has invested in a payments company in India, and it bought into three different e-commerce companies in Southeast Asia.
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In the months of speculation about the Tillerson ouster, many observers bought into the idea that another Iran hawk, Arkansas Sen.
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The important thing to notice is that almost the entire conservative movement has bought into one or both of these arguments.
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U.S. financial institutions TIAA CREF and USAA and asset manager Robeco all bought into the stock over the past six months.
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"I think they [have] bought into the vision that we have and what we are trying to do here," he added.
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Teaching had become more rigorous; parents had focused on things that mattered; and children had bought into the promise of education.
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But he has bought into the autocratic delusion that Trump equals America, that national interest and presidential prerogative are inextricably intertwined.
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He has so bought into the white supremacist narrative that his ideology no longer requires, in his own thinking, a label.
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He has so bought into the white supremacist narrative that his ideology no longer requires, in his own thinking, a label.
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Investors had bought into the idea that 3G's stringent, cost-cutting approach to running companies would succeed over the long run.
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"People have definitely bought into the bearish macro view," said ASR's head of research David Bowers, according to the Financial Times.
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Bernie Sanders, by contrast, has never bought into the Beltway consensus, and he is clearly committed to a very ambitious agenda.
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His opponent's self-constructed narrative, which media have bought into — experience and accomplishment — now begs to be examined a bit more closely.
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Apple will be using the widely used Qi charging standard, which is good news for anyone who's already bought into wireless chargers.
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While the Theranos debacle is juicy from a bystander standpoint, it's clearly been financially devastating for those who bought into the hype.
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Before that, many Americans bought into the belief that Jews were ethnically inferior white people and treated them as such for centuries.
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My hippie roommate fed me a lot of New Age rituals that I never bought into — until she smudged our new house.
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Managers and investors have bought into a tale of effortless disruption by an elite of firms led by the world's brainiest people.
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An estimated 3,600 merchants have already bought into Shopify Plus; among them are popular logos such as Tesla, Kylie Cosmetics and Budweiser.
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Morales, who works with mortgages in southern California, bought into a large chain's points system while on vacation in Hawaii in 233.
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Investors bought into emerging markets in late 2017 and early 2018 and lost big as both EM debt and equity were crushed.
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The warning comes too late for some Mystery Brand buyers, who say they bought into the company's promise and received inferior goods.
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Integrated Capital, part of the Abu Dhabi Financial Group, owns 10 percent of Falcon, having bought into the business earlier this year.
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But many Nest owners have already bought into an ecosystem and configured their homes that Google may arbitrarily decide to not support.
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Most fundamentally, Obama's administration bought into the propaganda that's been spread for two decades about America's public schools being in mortal crisis.
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So it would appear voters have overwhelmingly bought into Macron's style of leadership of France, Europe and perhaps the entire Atlantic alliance.
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But the big number his campaign will tout is the total number of small donors who have bought into his insurgent campaign.
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" She added, Kim "obviously has not read all of the actual evidence -- she has bought into half truths perpetrated by the defense.
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Trump apparently bought into the case against the tie-up — and went ahead and blocked it, giving Broadcom little space for recourse.
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MARKETS The dollar jumped and traders bought into the safe-haven yen after Britain's Brexit deal was plunged into uncertainty, spooking investors.
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But others had bought into the hype of FitBit and were dedicated users for months before the bloom was off the rose.
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I run a parody account that pokes fun at the ever-escalating hilarity of these devices, yet I've bought into them frivolously.
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Foreign buyers bought into the Trump buildings as the developers dropped their prices after the crash, according to Dezer and local realtors.
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"I never bought into the axis-of-adult narrative," Carafano said of the idea that Tillerson, McMaster and Mattis temper Trump's policies.
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If Uber is really changing both transportation and work worldwide, maybe Saudi Arabia just bought into something bigger than we can imagine.
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"We've bought into a system that nobody believes in, but everybody walks around like something real is going on," he told me.
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London-based BP is already developing a major gas project and France's Total has bought into several exploration licences in both countries.
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Institutional investors, by and large, have not bought into the cannabis industry in a significant capacity because of restrictions around the drug.
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Alibaba bought into Snapdeal and Paytm via multi-hundred-million-dollar investments in 2015, and the pace has only quickened since then.
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After all, they peddled this conspiracy theory, the president bought into it, and that's how it commanded our attention for a week.
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ET. Cashin also said he believes the market hasn't bought into the fear that the Trump administration can't get its agenda done.
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But right to the end, relatively few of my listeners bought into the crude nativism Mr. Trump was selling at his rallies.
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Students are encouraged to trust the system they have bought into with tens of thousands of dollars and years of their lives.
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Would all of New York City, and all of its businesses, have bought into a citywide shutdown with two cases of coronavirus?
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And his Republican assistants in the legislature have so bought into Trumpism that they now know that they will share his fate.
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Newspaper and television stories bought into preliminary versions of what happened in Washington, which encouraged readers and viewers to do the same.
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When I started doing comedy nine years ago, my favorite comedian was Louis C.K. I totally bought into the cult of Louie.
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But the file of winners is bigger than just those who bought into the stock before it listed: • Gig economy start-ups.
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I eventually moved out of the apartment my boyfriend and I had bought, into my own place in the Silver Lake hills.
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"I bought into a 1950s Leave It to Beaver marriage...and [Daniel] stole my whole life," Betty told The Los Angeles Times.
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But the simple fact that a diamond is a diamond wasn't the reason behind why generations of Americans bought into buying them.
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Offering some relief, the mining sector advanced 0.5% as investors bought into stocks that tumbled last week over concerns about Chinese demand.
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However, Weld said he has not bought into every environmental idea put forward by his Democratic counterparts — especially the Green New Deal.
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It is a myth that Mr. Trump seems to have fully bought into, given his defense of "beautiful" Confederate statues and monuments.
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"In reality, as alleged, customers only bought into the Defendants' fraudulent scheme," CFTC director of enforcement, James McDonald, said in a statement.
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On health care regulations, though, the whole G.O.P. bought into Trump's nonsense, eliminating the Obamacare requirement that all individuals buy health insurance.
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It's time for Dorsey to deliver something tangible to those who bought into his plea for patience almost exactly 15 months ago.
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T for a second time, seeking to appease U.S. activist hedge fund Elliott Management which has bought into the Japanese semiconductor equipment manufacturer.
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In part, it provided a way for defense lawyers to justify the violence based on racial stereotypes—stereotypes that the jury bought into.
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Rank-and-file voters bought into movement conservatism as an expression of cultural grievance and racism, not deep commitment to limited government principles.
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And Americans were lost in the (0% fat) sauce, consuming these cookies and chips by the boxful because they'd bought into the hype.
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A national security adviser whose views were seen as far outside the mainstream, Flynn bought into conspiracy theories and made anti-Islamic statements.
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It's the latest in a surge of over-the-top (OTT) services trying to woo consumers who never bought into traditional cable television.
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Some might be better for you if you've already bought into the company's ecosystem, or want more flexibility out of your camera gear.
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I am also practicing loving kindness, when I can, for people who have bought into toxic messages about body size and gender performance.
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Yes, but: That doesn't mean in all cases companies' that bought into the blockchain or bitcoin hype haven't followed through on their announcements.
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And that was before Barr publicly bought into the narrative of Trump and his supporters that FBI investigators spied on Trump's 2016 campaign.
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King Street's proposal is the first sign of dissatisfaction among the foreign funds that bought into Toshiba last year, the Journal reported. on.wsj.
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Although Anbang might have overpaid on its international forays, it bought into domestic banks and property developers when they were priced more cheaply.
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Nonetheless, not all Germans bought into this consensus, and many of them gravitated toward AfD as the only party publicly voicing their concerns.
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One analyst attributed the stock's plunge to its shift in strategy, saying many investors had initially bought into the company's "asset-light" approach.
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"As I've discussed twice before, Davis's own actions demonstrate that he had fully bought into the depraved Manson family beliefs," Mr. Brown wrote.
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He bought into the racist birther movement, claiming Barack Obama wasn't born in the US, eventually becoming the loudest voice making the claim.
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Both men use stories of predatory sexual behavior to feel powerful, and Goldman Properties has either ignored Choe's behavior or bought into it.
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Maybe the Don Draper fantasy that so many whiskey drinkers bought into years ago just isn't potent enough to escape reality in 2017.
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If we seek reasons to believe we're persecuted, we'll find them, as I did everywhere once I bought into the white supremacist narrative.
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Sinopec Kantons bought into the project in January 2012, aiming to develop a 2.6 million-tonne storage facility worth more than $800 million.
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Econet-owned pay TV firm Kwesé bought into the company's Africa business in February 2018, therein creating the rebranded "Kwesé Iflix" joint venture.
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But neither bought into the view that the need to stop reductions to the balance sheet has much to do with the economy.
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But the media bought into the chaos, at least a little, which could have disastrous effects to security-concerned owners of AMD products.
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I have never bought into the Scientological nature of most wine training programs, but those that do are rewarded with Chotchkie's-worthy flair.
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He enlisted the help of members of his "Royalty" collective, a group of creative—not television writers—who have bought into Glover's vision.
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U.S. investor H/2 Capital Partners owns the majority of the bonds, having bought into the debt at a discounted price since 2015.
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On England's southwestern coast, a community built by the Duchy of Cornwall is attracting residents who have bought into Prince Charles's housing philosophy.
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"Political risk is much higher in a state-controlled company, considering the upcoming presidential elections," said one investor who bought into the IPO.
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" Over the past nine months, millions of people bought into the Sanders campaign "not so much because they were betting on Bernie winning.
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In 2017, investors bought into new cryptocurrencies generated through so-called initial coin offerings, a fundraising practice that gave rise to multiple scams.
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They've already bought into a corrupt system, acceding to the teacher's demands, and signing the petition is tantamount to an admission of guilt.
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They bought into a credible long-term story where each company had a big moat, strong momentum, and a large total addressable market.
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Instead, they appealed to hedge funds and other opportunistic investors, who bought into the SPAC only to take advantage of the structure's inefficiencies.
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And from the standpoint of someone who's already bought into the idea of President Trump, it's not clear what these attacks amount to.
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One year into Trump's presidency it's clear that not everyone has bought into his vision to make America great again, including many Republicans.
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And instead of investing in existing plants, in 2016 PGE bought into the Polish Mining Group, the European Union's largest producer of hard coal.
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Ahead of what Cramer believes will be a no-deal result, he suggested investors that haven't bought into stock yet shouldn't buy until Monday.
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According to Urrunaga, Mantuano said he had bought into a concession with large stands of trees approved for harvest by the national forest authority.
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She says that she never bought into the goth aesthetic growing up in North London, but that she loved the music hub of Camden.
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They bought into the best league, the most up-and-coming league, which is built to go into China and all these different places.
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But he said he didn't fully grasp, until 41 Woodbine became his, the complicated story of race, class, and home that he bought into.
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"I was so hopeful based on Pam Knight's recommendation and determination to get him in and quick that I bought into it," she wrote.
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It's better for all of us if our citizens are voting, because what that means is they're bought into the idea of our democracy.
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In 2016, investors have bought into Comerica and Morgan Stanley; Citigroup lacks an activist but has Seth Klarman's Baupost Group among its newest shareholders.
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He also said that U.S. ride services company Lyft was better priced than rival Uber when his investment firm Kingdom Holding bought into Lyft.
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In April 2018, PM was trading at 20x+ PE, as investors bought into an 8%+ ex-FX rev CAGR growth narrative, driven by IQOS.
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Meaning that for those fans here who have bought into the mythology of the "Star Wars" galaxy, there's been plenty of time for spoilers.
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Alabbar has said he plans to use Aramex and Kuwait Food Co (Americana), another company he bought into last year, to deliver Noon products.
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Paige has fully bought into the version of the truth that her parents have sold her, and welded her own budding ideology onto it.
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This war on cops in pop culture and in parts of our politics created a toxicity, a toxicity that the Dallas shooter bought into.
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She'd bought into the notion that finding The One is the answer to all your problems, whether loneliness or career stress or childhood abandonment.
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We Mini drivers often wave as we pass by one another, recognizing that we've bought into a small, almost cult-like community of motorists.
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That's because Hastings bought into the fundamental principle of "The Innovator's Dilemma," the 1997 business strategy book by Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen.
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The better choice, and really the only choice if you have bought into the Mar aesthetic, is the crème brûlée in a marrow bone.
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Even if you think it's a good idea because you've bought into generations of anti-immigrant scapegoating, wasn't Mexico going to pay for it?
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I've been talking to people on Capitol Hill, and a number of them seem to have bought into Big Tech's latest scare tactic: China.
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It bought into early funding rounds and lent hundreds of millions of dollars to Neumann through mortgages and a WeWork share-backed credit line.
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"I think the people who wished they'd bought into the market two weeks ago are buying in now," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said.
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Some public school districts, like Lockport City in New York and Broward County in Florida, bought into this narrative and installed facial recognition systems.
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Its share price has soared 45 percent since its initial public offering and prominent investors like Warren E. Buffett have bought into the company.
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Taylor Made Farm, a leading thoroughbred operation in Kentucky, had bought into the champion and spent the summer of 21 determining what to do.
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He bought into the theories of Havelock Ellis, the founder of modern sexology, that linked artists' work and their sexuality, particularly concerning female artists.
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Fiscal conservatives have bought into the bill as an opportunity to restructure Medicaid, and yanking those provisions could cost considerable support on the right.
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If Nvidia is promising to just put the games you've already bought into the cloud, why can't it do that with every publisher's game?
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You were never going to beat Floyd in a boxing ring, and I never bought into Conor McGregor actually having a chance of winning.
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Shares in several portfolio companies have fallen since their IPOs, but Son says the Vision Fund bought into the companies at much cheaper valuations.
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I am also less frightened flying in business, probably because I have bought into the American notion that nothing bad happens to rich people.
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The company had little scientific evidence to make that claim, but much of the health care industry bought into it, and OxyContin prescriptions soared.
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In other words, over the years some European leaders have bought into the Iranian propaganda that portrays the leading Iranian resistance organization as insignificant.
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Some billionaire nonsense is racist and classistThe clumsiest and most obvious billionaire nonsense that Bloomberg has bought into comes with a helping of racism.
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Here's how: I bought into the idea that talk in the kitchen was just talk, and that a thick skin would indeed protect me.
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No small number of liberals bought into that, and "Get Out" is an all-out assault on their complacency, a bloody mockery of it.
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"Sports science was starting when I started and bought into by the time I stopped," said Martin, who retired from the professional tour in 2004.
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It's important to recognize when an individual hasn't bought into the change and say, OK, we need to find someone who can commit to this.
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Many employees of the energy giant bought into the company's sales pitch so much that they put all of their retirement savings in its stock.
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"Wellness is a four-trillion-dollar industry — depending on how you measure it — that a huge number of people have bought into," he tells me.
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Not that the thousands of Chinese punters who have bought into the Zhengzhou ferro-silicon market are experts in the world of ferro-alloys either.
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I bought into the "fucked up artist" archetype for years and wrote off my drinking and using as synonymous with being a creative human being.
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"Given 5G's role in national critical infrastructure such as utilities and transport, it's understandable that geopolitical considerations are being bought into the discussion," Chappell said.
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Aston's investors bought into what was to become, at a projected cost of $22008 million, the largest project in the Gaydon, England-based company's history.
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U.S. regulatory filings on Monday showed some influential investors, including billionaire financier George Soros, bought into gold through exchange-traded funds in the first quarter.
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Additionally, Doppler Labs is launching some new audio processing powers, based in part on feedback from the early adopters who bought into Here Active Listening.
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Although it might have overpaid on many of its international forays, it bought into domestic banks and property developers when they were priced more cheaply.
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" Applied Materials Inc: "When I was doing a piece earlier today about what stocks should be bought into weakness that are undeservingly down — it's AMAT.
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Northerners, for their part, quickly bought into the concept: by 2015 over half of them knew the term, according to IPPR North, a think-tank.
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For example, from Glassman on down, those who have bought into the community don't care about what others outside the group think of their devotion.
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In general, the image of an American president wielding a big stick plays well with voters who bought into Trump's "Make America Great Again" conceit.
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Enel is one of several foreign firms which bought into the Russian power sector over the last decade when the state monopoly was broken up.
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Even the band who embodied the spirit of the Williamsburg's post-9/11 cultural renaissance never really bought into the stories told about the neighborhood.
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For example, our European allies never bought into our policies in Vietnam, and many important European nations refused to participate in the invasion of Iraq.
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Steve Auth, a self-described "long-term bull" on equities, is one of those who bought into the open on Monday after the election results.
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What's great about this is that the people at the party, who have bought into the myth of Axe, really believe in his outlaw status.
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The league even bought into the fake math of an outside consultant to see how it can avoid being left out of the Playoff field.
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"We've had countless years of having early exits, and I think now we've really bought into what he preaches," defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk said of Hitchcock.
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When he visited Addis Ababa in September, Pitsiladis found that Bekele had bought into some of the prescribed rehab program but not all of it.
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"She's gotten away from that and she's bought into her own mystique, which has certainly tarnished a bit in the last few interviews," she added.
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CDP is also a shareholder of infrastructure fund F2i which bought into No. 2 player 2i Rete Gas in 2009 and now holds 203 percent.
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But the 99-year Darwin lease was the first time the Chinese had bought into a port of a close American ally hosting American troops.
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Those upcoming rulings will reveal a great deal about how much FERC has bought into gencos' arguments and plans to support MOPR-type price hikes.
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"The market has not bought into the Fed's hawkish rhetoric," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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Sure, sometimes it's because someone hasn't bought into the mission of your business or organization — and when that's the case, you have a bigger problem.
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Americans have long bought into self-improvement schemes that advocate eliminating toxic people from our lives and unspecific but urgently harmful toxins from our bodies.
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In the beginning, he bought into the company's ethos, and he was also drawn in by comparatively higher pay and the lure of health insurance.
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There was rarely any trouble from the punters, though, as they were all on acid or ecstasy and generally bought into the communal, artistic vibe.
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Mr. Trump respects Mr. Adelson's success as a global casino, convention and hotel mogul — businesses that the president has bought into on a smaller scale.
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And they say the Trump team never bought into the so-called "psychographic method" Cambridge chief executive Alexander Nix was peddling to US political campaigns.
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And he went about the business of discrediting institutions to the point that people bought into" it," the South Carolina congressman said, according to NBC.
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It was a device I knew I'd bought into when the operator asked whether we were ready, and I honestly couldn't say that I was.
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Third, Trump has bought into a caricature of Obamacare's condition that heavily informs his thinking on both the politics and the policy of the AHCA.
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But many doctors, under pressure to treat pain more seriously, bought into the messaging from those decades and prescribed a ridiculous amount of painkillers to patients.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Singapore's Temasek and Britain's Metric Capital have bought into Nusr-Et steakhouse owner D.ream in a deal valuing the Turkish firm at $1.2 billion.
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Fidget spinners were cute while they lasted, but we never quite bought into the idea that an adult could fiddle with one and not look silly.
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When Rockhold returned to the cage, Dave Branch came out and surprised those who bought into the fluke by promptly putting Rockhold on wobbly legs again.
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Steven was 653 when he bought into the farm along with his sister Paula (who now runs payroll); his two eldest sisters declined a partnership offer.
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A lot of our mothers have bought into machista culture; they say we shouldn't spend so much time with boys, that it's dangerous for a girl.
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And sometimes it was subtle, like in the way they fully bought into the Southern California American dream, with its peach stucco two-story tract homes.
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They are, in fact, ordinary men who have bought into a culture that believes women can be gamed, persuaded, or—at its worst—coerced into sex.
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No one wants unready tech on public roads, but for anyone who has bought into the technology's promise to save lives, the delay is a bummer.
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I've never fully bought into the less-is-more school of sexiness, but Albert may have made a believer of me with his goodbye to Victoria.
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In a statement, the Milan bourse said only one institutional investor had bought into the cash call, which ended on Friday, taking a 0.01 percent stake.
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One partnership Mr. Hu formed bought into a $1.08 billion offering of debt convertible into shares in LeEco's electric car start-ups, Faraday Future and LeSee.
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I reached out to a few folks on Craigslist to find out why they're selling their FitBit, and if they ever really bought into the hype.
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All of them bought into Stern's vision, and all of them saw a need for a department dedicated to showing the league's players at their best.
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Which is like, you have bought into the same narrative that everybody else has, which is that there's only one way to grow fast. Uh-huh.
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Even Pelosi herself has publicly bought into this fantasy, pushing conspiracy theories about Vladimir Putin controlling American foreign policy and teasing "cold hard evidence" of collusion.
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Smaller investors who weren't expecting the guidedown sold the stock on Thursday, but buyers who expected it bought into Starbucks on Friday morning, erasing its losses.
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This is a risky strategy that is likely to alienate companies that operate chatbots on Viber, as well as brands that bought into a bot strategy.
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He bought into the chain in 1987, when it claimed fewer than 20 stores, and helped expand it to more than 3,19373 locations within seven years.
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In the context of the Premier League, none of this matters: The league as a whole — even Mourinho, it seems — has bought into the same doctrine.
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One reason, I believe, is that parents have bought into the idea that digital technology — smartphones, video games and the like — are neurobiologically and psychologically toxic.
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One partnership Mr. Hu formed bought into a $1.08 billion offering of debt convertible into shares in LeEco's electric car start-ups, Faraday Future and LeSee.
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I bought into the dumb rhetoric that they were peas in a pod, two sides of the same coin, and it was time for real change.
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They're wisely ignoring the pleas of their purported leaders at ethnic affinity organizations, which have completely bought into the racial spoils system produced by racial preferences.
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Mr. Vekselberg bought into some of the Columbus Nova-managed funds through his Russian conglomerate, the Renova Group, which operates in the energy industry and elsewhere.
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LONDON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - * Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures has bought into blockchain-based trading platform Vakt with $5 million in new shares, Vakt said on Tuesday.
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The WiFi Smart Plug should look fairly familiar to anyone who's bought into Wemo's smart home equipment — it's effectively identical to the Wemo Mini, just smaller.
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Dallas (CNN)In 2007, Chad Houser bought into a popular bistro in Dallas, and his dream of being a top chef and restaurant owner was fulfilled.
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So many Asian-Americans I grew up with bought into the expectations the dominant culture placed on them and did everything they could to meet them.
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And then when Apple bought the company Beats a few years ago, they basically bought into wireless headphones because Beats makes a lot of wireless headphones.
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Others on Twitter have been brainstorming alternatives for Google services, which can be a rather daunting challenge for people who have bought into the Google eco-system.
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It's not anything like a major shift, but it suggests that some Syrians haven't necessarily bought into Nusra's salafi-jihadist vision for the future of the country.
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They may have bought into the project as much for emotional as financial reasons, caring about the brand and perks, such as preferential entry to the park.
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With well over 14,000 likes and 15,000 shares, the image spread across the social network and inspired anti-Semitic comments from those who bought into the disinformation.
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The people who bought into this believe we had a new paradigm that allowed to banks to create value out of nothing and to do it safely.
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The fund also participated in the initial public offering (IPO) of Uber Technologies, the largest of the 68 IPOs it bought into during the quarter, it said.
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But you're right, there was a phase in the early part of this century where all the liberals really bought into Richard Dawkins, but it's gone now.
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Whereas, with tech, I think a lot of our culture has bought into the idea that there are these figures of emancipation, and liberation, and social leveling.
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But thousands of ordinary Spaniards who bought into the bank's listing a year before its bailout are still pursuing it through the courts, arguing they were misled.
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"I have never seen any company, before that or since then, where every single person at the company [had] bought into the CEO's mission statement," she says.
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This is to say that I think the series has bought into the irony of Offred's vivid inner life, contrasted with how meek she behaves in reality.
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Investors bought into the hype, pushing the price up to astronomical levels, with some reportedly even taking out mortgages or betting their entire life savings to invest.
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And for people who have already bought into Moment's lens system, which lock the lenses into place using a phone case, it'll likely be the better option.
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The basic problem is that Wall Street investors bought into Twitter's 2013 initial public offering expecting to get a fast-growing tech company like Facebook or Google.
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There were the True Believers: Trump supporters who have bought into the campaign's narrative that the media can't be trusted and is obsessed with smearing their candidate.
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"It's a very powerful rally but it doesn't look like investors have bought into it," said Geoff Dennis, head of global emerging markets equity strategy at UBS.
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He's aware of his status, and uses it as a weapon, but he's also bought into his own legend enough that he assumes he's immortal and impervious.
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Which means if you've already bought into Mass Fidelity's system, the raD works both as a good portable speaker and to help expand your speaker network further.
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Somewhere along the line, they bought into this fiction that one has to choose between the environment and business, which is just a complete falsehood and absurd.
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An investor who bought into the FTSE 100 index in January 2015, when Conn took charge, would have pocketed a 4.53% total return, according to Refinitiv data.
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If you're one of the many people who have bought into these popular screeds on the supreme importance of the democratic process, let me ease your mind.
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When I read this book in late 1999, I bought into the need to always be looking for opportunities and to live my life at full throttle.
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I'd bought into being paranoid, into never letting up, and as a result, I was uncomfortable with feeling like there was not any slack in the system.
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Time is measured in 'WeWork years'The millennial employees who had bought into Neumann's vision were working hard — harder than many said they had worked in their lives.
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"The most dangerous myth that we have bought into as a society is not the myth that climate isn't changing or that humans aren't responsible," she said.
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As I chatted with teams of developers about their projects and thoughts on Buterin, it was clear that many had bought into the cult of his personality.
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Although we are (hopefully) not using a racist term to refer to this virus, many of us have unwittingly bought into a particular paradigm for understanding pandemics.
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It doesn't appear that Trump has bought into the idea that expanding testing could lead to a solution for the situation the country has found itself in.
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Even mainstream media outlets that typically fact-check the president seem to have subtly bought into Mr. Trump's "both sides" narrative regarding right- and left-wing extremism.
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Despite all the articles and exposés, the tell-all books and documentary investigations, it still isn't clear why anyone bought into the hoax known as JT LeRoy.
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England had been terrible at big tournaments for a decade or more, so the news media bought into the narrative that expecting anything better would be silly.
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Nine major newspaper publishers – McClatchy, Hearst, Gatehouse, Morris, Belo, Swift, BH Media Group, Lee and the Chicago Sun-Times -- have bought into Chicago-based content aggregator Aggrego.
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"We really bought into the ethos of trying to make change from inside rather than outside, or taking more of a rah-rah approach," Mr. McCoy said.
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I was set up to be the tower-of-strength big brother, a surrogate parent, and my three younger sisters and my younger brother bought into it.
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And while equity investors have clearly bought into CEO Elon Musk's vision, helping push Tesla's market cap past Ford's and General Motors', many fixed-income accounts are skeptical.
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"For the average person who has bought into the idea of the United States as a world leader, leading democracy, they may find the results surprising," said Brook.
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Long legislative efforts are annoying for everyone involved, but the reason they're undertaken is that the process leaves members feeling heard, and feeling bought into the end result.
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For better or worse, I've come around to the convenience of Apple's tiny wireless buds—or at least, I understand why so many people have bought into them.
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The Topix subindex for foods added 1.3 percent as risk-averse investors bought into defensive stocks, while the air transportation sector rose 1 percent after oil prices fell.
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You know, I bought into my first business in 1942 and you know, they didn't notice that I did, but just imagine all those headlines at that time.
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Anyone who is fully bought into Messenger or WhatsApp is naturally going to be a little bit more at home here than those who use those apps sparingly.
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Investors in particular bought into the tech sector, which recorded $1.2 billion of inflows, and healthcare with $1.1 billion — its biggest inflows in 18 months, the bank said.
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Kanye has clearly bought into the in-your-face machismo that Trump's campaign merchandise represents, but that wasn't the only element of Trump's aesthetic Kanye showed admiration for.
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Ackman's fund bought into Valeant when the stock was trading near $190 a share and he watched it surge to $260 a share during the summer of 63.
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"If a brand is really bought into that idea and notion and wanting to make significant change, then usually we think that there's a path forward," Raub said.
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Investors bought into this vision and the company hired a large team of engineers and designers, built world-class facilities and retail shops, and spent heavily on marketing.
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In each case, at least some of the women tried to speak up in some way, only to be ignored or cajoled or bullied or bought into silence.
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Major semiconductor supplier Samsung, for example, said in January that demand would recover in the second half of the year, and Wall Street has bought into that story.
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Many of the young people who have bought into ISIS' worldview, traveling halfway across the world to join its so-called caliphate, did so after being radicalized online.
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Shaquille O'Neal and Alex Rodriguez are teaming up now to dominate a new sport ... they've bought into NRG Esports, which owns League of Legends and Counter-Strike teams.
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Since 2014, SingPost has bought into several firms, including New Zealand's Famous Pacific Shipping (NZ) Ltd and Australia's Couriers Please Holdings Pty Ltd to boost its logistics capabilities.
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She designed clothes that she wanted to wear and did it with such courage, conviction, and finesse that millions of women and men worldwide bought into her vision.
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Sources told CNN that many of Trump's top advisers are fully bought into the chief of staff change, but little clarity has been provided about the reporting structure.
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That quibble aside, Home is a strong competitor to Alexa, especially if you rely on Google services or have bought into the Chromecast ecosystem for your home entertainment.
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Banco Inter is SoftBank's first investment in a Latin American bank, although it has bought into at least one other fintech in the region, Brazilian lending platform Creditas.
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" And this: "I'm really glad that I took the time to go to South Africa because I might have maintained the same position that I had bought into.
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"It's something that a lot of people could have bought into early on, like maybe five to 10 years ago, and now the value is skyrocketing," said another.
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I know immediately that they have bought into the false equivalency nonsense, and additionally are conflating the casting of a ballot with an endorsement of a candidate's shortcomings.
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For example, not only Trump but also senior senators like Charles Grassley have bought into the false claim that people protesting Brett Kavanaugh were paid by George Soros.
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People seem to have bought into it, too: Everyone these days seems to have a hustle—and a side hustle and maybe a gig or two as well.
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I questioned the values that I first bought into when I became a Marine: the belief in honor, courage and commitment that was instilled by our drill instructors.
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And she started some of her own brands during the course of her career, including Sugarpova candy and Sugargoop, a sunscreen brand which she bought into in 2014.
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Some Somali immigrants in Minnesota, having bought into the widely discredited theory that the vaccine causes autism, refused to have their children inoculated against measles, mumps and rubella.
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The current scandal may well disillusion some donors who unquestioningly bought into the narratives and images presented over the years by powerful, government-linked and subsidized aid organizations.
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In Asia, Shanghai crude oil futures made a strong debut in terms of volume as investors and commodity merchants bought into the world's newest financial oil trading instrument.
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Google may be content with Stadia's early progress, but that hasn't been the case for plenty of folks who bought into the early adopter-focused Founders Edition program.
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Finally, Apple TVs are on the pricier end of things, but they're slick and largely hassle-free streaming boxes for folks who have already bought into Apple's ecosystem.
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Investors bet on the promise that Zenefits could streamline employee healthcare benefit management — and apparently bought into the idea that it was growing at a rapid-fire pace.
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Democratic voters never bought into his argument that winning election in a state carried by Mr. Trump was sufficient evidence that he should be the party's presidential nominee.
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The media attention has begun to fade a bit, but the economic pain of the smaller players who bought into a once fledgling part of the economy hasn't.
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But everyone bought into the narrative, especially the media, painting it as if it was going to be a much more transformative opportunity than it ever could be.
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EPGC bought into Metro when its shares had hit an all-time low last year after the company cut its outlook due to poor performance at its Russian operations.
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Other assets are owned by international funds that bought into Sao Paulo real estate at its trough and aim to book a profit before Brazil's highly unpredictable October elections.
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Hedge funds including Elliott have bought into Sky in recent months and other vocal shareholders such as Crispin Odey have demanded that the independent directors secure a better deal.
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Germany-based Union Investment, which manages around 343 billion euros ($380 billion) globally, bought into dollar bonds belonging to Coca-Cola's Turkish bottler Icecek (CCI), and conglomerate Koc Holding.
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Investors — many of them from overseas and not the traditional Silicon Valley set — have bought into that and valued the company at more than $20 billion on private markets.
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Stefan's status as a "good German" who never bought into Hitler's agenda (and in fact is quite outraged when it's suggested he might have) is never really in question.
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The media has largely bought into Huawei's "strong" half-year results today, but there's a major catch in the report: the company's quarter-by-quarter smartphone growth was zero.
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EP bought into Metro when its shares had hit an all-time low last year after the company cut its outlook due to poor performance at its Russian operations.
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Now, with season 3 finally, finally set to premiere July 30 on Adult Swim after over a year and a half, it's about time you bought into the hype.
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I really don't know how many Android fans who've bought into Google's ecosystem would favor CarPlay over Android Auto, but maybe Apple's in-car software is your only choice.
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But question marks remain about potential compensation for institutional shareholders who also bought into the listing for more than 1.2 billion euros and which Bankia has not provisioned yet.
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While Berkowitz is no stranger to hated holdings—he bought into AIG and other beaten-down financials soon after the 2008-09 crisis—investors lately haven't been loving it.
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Predictably, that meant only the most enthusiastic consumers bought into the long-awaited coming of consumer-ready VR. Despite those hurdles, Oculus is gradually gaining a loyal user base.
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And then I also got a team of really great producers involved who sort of convinced them ... It's never that they bought into my vision or anything like that.
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"Mayor Pete bought into that concept of let's work together," said John DeSalle, president of Hoosier Racing Tire and a member of three-county regional authority that was formed.
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Jack finally decided to stop deferring his dream to start this construction company and Rebecca, after the initial hesitation, kind of bought into the adventure in a fun way.
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His later, self-produced comedies fail because they're self-indulgent and lazy to the point where we're watching a wealthy man who's bought into the cynicism of his brand.
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Stock in start-ups has proved enticing to hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds and other investors, some of which bought into companies like Facebook before its initial public offering.
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Its CEO Per Brilioth said Avito had produced an internal rate of return of some 37 percent for the investor that bought into the company when it was founded.
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Whether or not anyone actually bought into the ruse, the tactic is emblematic of a conviction still widely held: Fast food is, by and large, food of the poor.
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But many of the Republicans feeling the need to get in line behind Trump have bought into the myth that he has widespread support — including from women and Hispanics.
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Many hedge funds bought into NXP months ago in a bet the deal would succeed but investors and analysts had pointed to reasons to hold on to the stock.
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For years an argument has been formulated, and policy makers have bought into it, that says we over-penalize criminals, sentence some people disproportionately and prison costs too much.
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In time, I have no doubt the same will happen in Michigan, Wisconsin, West Virginia and other states that have bought into the mathematically impossible arguments of repeal proponents.
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Last year, when Schorling and Hexagon CEO Ola Rollen bought into fingerprint sensor maker Next Biometrics through their high-tech focused Greenbridge Partners, shares nearly doubled on the day.
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Hawks like Mattis are pushing for America to develop a new generation of nuclear weapons to intimidate Russia and China, a policy Trump has bought into on nationalist grounds.
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Grace told CNBC that years ago many wealthy people bought into a "myth" that herdsman collected hair to make shahtoosh from bushes that Tibetan antelopes had rubbed up against.
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It's also that we've bought into the myths that we could get such things with a much smaller footprint and that we earn all our money without anyone's help.
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He pointed to trends in seeds and meat snacks, two categories Conagra has bought into earlier this year with Thanasi Foods, maker of Duke's Meat Snacks, and BIGS Seeds.
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The latest fundraising for Careem lifts investment in the firm to $500 million from $350 million last December when government-controlled Saudi Telecom Co. (STC) bought into the company.
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Once they went public, many of these companies saw their share prices skyrocket as investors, mostly retail buyers, bought into the sexy story of making an illicit drug legal.
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Air Canada pushed 4.2 percent higher to C$27.51 as investors bought into its plan to expand routes and cut some prices to compete against low-cost new entrants.
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At the same time, a group of funds that bought into Cortefiel's debt in Europe's secondary loan market has mandated financial restructuring advisers Houlihan Lokey to represent their interests.
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It is the first time Formula One, whose digital strategy includes a new F1 TV streaming offering due to go live next month, has bought into an external company.
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Existing backers who have already bought into the vision include Foxconn, Intel, IDC-Accel and Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, who invested via his Redmount Ventures fund.
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It was about how we'd bought into outsider drug culture as rebels, being anti-authoritarian, but really we got into it so deep we were just mutilating our lives.
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Air Canada pushed 2.5 percent higher to C$27.06 as investors bought into its plan to expand routes and cut some prices to compete against low-cost new entrants.
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But it's also possible that China, however tentatively, bought into the American-led order for a reason, and that the decline of this system will hurt Beijing, as well.
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But given how cheaply the firm bought into the company, it did not have to aggressively invest in later rounds after 2011 in order to maintain its ownership position.
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But as the series has gone on, it appears in some ways to have bought into its own hype too much, and in doing so has weakened this critique.
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Valeant was the sort of company that Pershing Square should have bet against rather than bought into, but shorting stocks wasn't a big part of what the fund did.
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That meant I, with my beautiful iPhone SE, was out of the running — along with about a billion other people who hadn't bought into the dual-camera thing yet.
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These short-term effects may eventually wear off, though the Saudi government will be reluctant to see local investors burned after they bought into the crown prince's prize project.
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Trump himself has bought into that Russia-fueled theory, as it conveniently allows him to say he was the victim rather than the beneficiary of foreign interference in 2016.
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One person trying to help guide the company through its current problems is Bill Gurley, a venture capitalist at Benchmark, the firm that bought into Uber six years ago.
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In the six cases Reuters examined where Fidelity bought into investments that were already held by F-Prime, Fidelity funds became the largest or one of the largest shareholders.
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Shanghai-based fund manager Shen Weizheng said he bought into BBMG not based on fundamentals, but confidence he could resell the shares at a higher price to other mainland investors.
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Amazon consistently ranks highly in consumer-trust surveys, and users who've already bought into the Alexa experience at home likely won't hesitate to bring it into their hotel room, too.
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One of the officials acknowledged that the White House proposal would be a "much heavier lift" than Graham's asylum proposal and that not all Republicans have bought into the plan.
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Hill GOP moderates buck their leaders Until that point, Trump had bought into the theory from his aides that it was time to smoke out disloyal members with a vote.
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Funds bought into copper's rally from a December 22014 low of $0623,2062 to a December 22009 high of $22016,167 but the collective net long peaked just shy of 30,000 contracts.
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But the Nunes memo episode goes to show just how much conservatives have bought into the story that Trump-Russia probes are simply partisan efforts by Democrats and law enforcement.
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The dollar jumped and traders bought into the safe-haven yen on Thursday after Britain's Brexit deal with the European Union was plunged into uncertainty, spooking investors across currency markets.
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Einhorn's Greenlight Capital bought into Brighthouse, MetLife's former U.S. retail life-insurance business, at an average cost of $57.92, according to a letter sent to clients and seen by Reuters.
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At $175, it's an easy enough sell to those who've already bought into the Misfit ecosystem, but standing out among hybrid smartwatches is getting tougher and tougher by the day.
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The 259.67-year German bund yield fell 256.11 basis points to -26% as investors bought into the benchmark euro zone bond, although yields were above the record low of -0.727%.
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By comparison, investors who bought into Shell or BP, where Hayward was CEO until 2010, saw the value of their shares declining by only 10 percent over the same period.
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The news the world's biggest online retailer had bought into one of Europe's fastest growing tech companies sent shockwaves through the sector, hitting shares in European rivals Just Eat , Takeaway.
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The rand hit 10-month highs against the U.S. dollar this week, as investors bought into higher yielding assets on expectations that interest rates in G7 economies would stay low.
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The news the world's biggest online retailer had bought into one of Europe's fastest growing tech companies sent shockwaves through the sector, hitting shares in European rivals Just Eat, Takeaway.
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On the other hand, if you lived in Maryland and bought into that state's plan, you prepaid about the same amount — $2140,2529 for a year of tuition and mandatory fees.
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The company it bought into, formally known as Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA, was founded in the 23.476s as a state enterprise producing flat steel principally used in automobiles.
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The mom and pop stock investors of the mid-'22006s were the perfect suckers, and they bought into the Trump Casino & Hotel Resorts IPO to the tune of $22009 million.
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Parent company Mad Street Den was founded in 2014 and it raised $1.5 million a year later; Sequoia then bought into the business via an undisclosed deal in 2016. Vue.
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In other words, people have bought into a zero-sum politics in which their group only wins if the other group loses, and the groups are defined along racial lines.
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But the Obama administration—and many Democratic elected officials along with it—fundamentally bought into the Big Lie of the school reform movement—that American education is in widespread crisis.
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UL} bought into Frieda River in 2015, in line with moves by Chinese companies to pursue offshore copper mines to feed demand in the world's biggest user of the metal.
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SocGen, which bought into Rosbank in 2006, reported losses in Russia in 2014 and 2015 due to stiff competition from domestic players, mostly state-backed banks, and an unstable economy.
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It appears they bought into a belief — relentlessly pushed by teachers unions — that charter schools are not legitimate public schools, and to support them is akin to opposing public education.
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Navel-gazing about Bitcoin's future aside, many people have recently bought into Bitcoin due to its skyrocketing price, and presumably many of those people just lost a lot of money.
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Funding from Etihad Airways, which bought into Air Berlin in 2011, has helped keep it afloat and the Abu Dhabi-based airline provided an additional 250 million euros in April.
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The company it bought into, formally known as Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA, was founded in the 1950s as a state enterprise producing flat steel principally used in automobiles.
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Fans clearly bought into it ... maybe too much ... because they thought her speech was slow and slurred as she talked about her ongoing custody battle with Guy Ritchie over Rocco.
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Furthermore, having bought into the new equity at a discount, the state could even stand to benefit from the BMPS transaction, says Gildas Surry, senior analyst at Axiom Alternative Investments.
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Clinton — partly because they've bought into a misleading media image — and plan to express that dislike by staying at home or voting for someone like Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate.
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In April, China Everbright Group, a state-backed financial firm, bought into Albania's international airport while China Cosco Shipping Corporation purchased a 67 percent stake in Greece's Piraeus Port (OLPr.AT).
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Much of its research and development has gone into developing a smart assistant platform that works on its own for those who haven't already bought into an Alexa or Siri.
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For anyone who bought into the years of message-board mythmaking and industry whispers surrounding the Avalanches' absence—guilty as charged—the truth ended up being a bit, well, unsurprising.
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Apple's subscription services are specifically designed for customers who have bought into the company's product line, which limits their reach when compared to far-reaching services like Netflix and Spotify.
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The fundraising for Careem lifted investment in the firm to $500 million from $350 million last December when government-controlled Saudi Telecom Co. (STC) bought into the company, Reuters reported.
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Rocio: We do have to pay property taxes each year, but the fee was waived because Disney's Riviera Resort, the property we bought into, wasn't yet open at the time.
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Jessica Knoll's brilliant piece should be a must-read for every girl and woman who has bought into the myth that our self-worth is measured in inches and pounds.
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One was the people I work with and I felt a huge commitment because they ... If you were at AOL at that time period, you have bought into our strategy.
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John Mutter, a professor at Columbia University and expert on disaster mortality, said he never bought into the official tally, given how difficult it is to evacuate from an island.
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Olshan says she "unfortunately bought into Ms. Charles' advertising and self-promotional promises but never received the level or type of services they contracted to receive," according to the suit.
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The mom-and-pop stock investors of the mid-'22006s were the perfect suckers, and they bought into the Trump Casino & Hotel Resorts IPO to the tune of $22009 million.
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For example, Singer's activist fund recently bought into SoftBank, the Japanese tech investing juggernaut, seeking to have it repurchase up to $20 billion in stock and improve its governance practices.
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As the acclaimed Netflix series has gone on, it appears in some ways to have bought into its own hype too much, and in doing so has weakened its critiques.
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But the Federal Trade Commission found that over a four-year period, 98 percent of people who bought into the program as salespeople lost more money than they ever made.
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Kennedy's moves against Markey, who served in the House from 1976 to 2013, are infuriating many senior Democrats who served with Markey and have bought into the system of seniority.
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While some people bought into the Insta Story, others lashed out at the theorists for buying into stereotypes that women living with chronic illnesses exaggerate or make up their pain.
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They're always pushing us to deliver, and a lot of the drivers have kind of bought into this idea that it's important to deliver all the packages, which it is.
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Nevertheless, it's a very cool platform and makes the Quest a better sell than it was for users that are deep into VR and already bought into the early generations.
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The question has taken on new urgency as the Trump administration propagates falsehoods about voter fraud, climate change and crime statistics that large swaths of the population have bought into.
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But if you're a true retro gaming connoisseur and you have already bought into Analogue's hardware, the DAC looks like the best way to get that proper old-school experience.
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Russia has become China's top oil supplier with deliveries in excess of 1.5 million barrels per day while Chinese conglomerate CEFC has bought into top Russian oil producer Rosneft (ROSN.MM).
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This created a political crisis in America, as the public, media, and politicians bought into the idea that punitive measures were necessary to combat the breakdown of society's moral fabric.
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Putin, speaking at a financial forum in Moscow, said the West was ready to forgive Ukrainian politicians their shortcomings because it bought into the anti-Russian narrative Kiev is promoting.
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"Many American factory workers bought into the promise of the president's trade policy reforms, but they are still waiting for results," said Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing.
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According to the investigators, Cooperman bought into Atlas Pipeline Partners ahead of a deal, using his status as one of its largest shareholders to acquire nonpublic information about an upcoming transaction.
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Mexichem will pay some $1.5 billion, acquiring a 61 percent stake owned by private equity and buyout firm Permira, which bought into Netafim in 2011, before it roughly doubled in value.
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As I'd attended an Ivy during the early aughts, I'd bought into the idea that the 'degree was all that mattered' rather than practical experience or the rigor of your major.
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Celebrity manager Mayah Riaz told Business Insider brands pay James so much because he has a higher reach than other advertising methods, and that fans are "bought into" his life online.
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Poul Erik began his career in the offshore oil industry, but in 2019 he bought into a fishing vessel made by his father, who has been a fisherman all his life.
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Still, the possibility to redeem at all is an advantage over those investors who bought into peer funds which have given no indication of when the withdrawal ban will be removed.
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I think what we've bought into is an idea that comes out of Silicon Valley and from the hippies, that leadership is always bad and that collective wisdom should decide things.
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Belkin has already connected Wemo with the Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa, so owners who have bought into other smart assistant systems have already had other ways to control their gadgets.
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Julie Wainwright has now raised more than $120 million from investors who have bought into the idea that lots more people are going to start buying and selling used clothing online.
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Under Medicare Extra, it's true, you could end up switching from one employer-sponsored insurance plan to another, or from an employer who offered Cigna to one who bought into Medicare.
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We got Rick out at LAX when we asked about the HUGE move in the video game world last week ... when Shaq and Alex Rodriguez announced they bought into eSports franchises.
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WE HAVE A VERY TENURED FRONT LINE TEAM, GENERAL MANAGERS IN THE STORES, DISTRICT MANAGERS AND MERCHANTS AND THOSE INDIVIDUALS REALLY BOUGHT INTO OUR STRATEGY, WE'RE TRYING TO DO THREE THINGS.
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The way she cries in that diner shows she understands the gravity of what she's undertaking, and the ultimate fallacy of that fantasy — even if she bought into it temporarily, too.
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In other words: If you've bought into the Internet of Things, now is the time to make sure your "smart" device isn't being hijacked by hackers to take down the internet.
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Yet the bond investor said he believed that something had clearly gone wrong for those, like him, who had bought into the bonds with the belief that they would be repaid.
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Einhorn's Greenlight Capital bought into Brighthouse Financial, MetLife's former U.S. retail life-insurance business at an average cost of $57.92, according to a letter sent to clients and seen by Reuters.
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Last year he exited a position in PayPal, acquired a stake in VMware and bought into the tracking stock for Dell as the company was plotting its return to public markets.
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Inversora Caros, which already owned 27.4 percent of FCC, said its stake had increased to 36.6 percent after it bought into a 709.5-million-euro rights issue, which ended last week.
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In the late 203s, Bush bought into 220 percent of the Rangers, along with some of his oil buddies,using his father's relationship with the previous owner to seal the deal.
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Low-income households have bought into the myth of healthy food being expensive, spending their grocery money—or SNAP proceeds—first on meat, eggs, cereals, and baked goods, the researchers say.
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Khe Sanh likewise took hold of the American public, which bought into the notion of a pivotal battle that would leave one side sprawling and the other limping to final defeat.
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To be fair, the general public has never bought into Keynesian economics; as far as I know, most voters, if asked, will always say that the budget deficit should be reduced.
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It says that roughly 21 percent of current season-ticket holders have bought into the new building, which is privately financed on private land, despite price increases and expensive seat licenses.
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Sadly, some Democratic candidates bought into the Republican campaign of vilification, under the guise of "regime change," in an effort to influence independent and other voters in purple and red states.
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Before you know it, you've automated the window coverings, installed a video doorbell, a security system, and bought into whole-home audio with an integrated smart assistant to control it all.
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The main advantage here is that once you have bought into the Brilliant system for your smart home setup, you won't need to get a new Brilliant Control for every room.
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Were the whirlwind fantasies I'd bought into — in the lyrics, and in the story of a hopeless small-town romantic who'd worked her way up the Billboard charts — all a facade?
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What the Bloomberg campaign seems to have bought into is that, when you lean into the potent combination of content creation and shamelessness, any reaction it provokes is a good reaction.
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The yen, which jumped earlier this week as investors bought into a currency considered a safe store of value in times of stress, traded up 0.1% at 109.06 yen per dollar.
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Barbie, it seems, has been watching Goop Lab, and bought into the capitalist notion that self-care means a medicine cabinet stocked with $12 face masks, rather than going to therapy.
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"Current analysis, which I'm not fully bought into, suggests that 2 rear fins with separate airframe-mounted legs will be lighter, so this is the plan for Mk1/Mk2," Musk said.
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A lot of parents have bought into what we're doing at our organization and we're going to try to continue to grow this thing because the game of football is special.
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But Brexit gives them an argument they didn't have before, which is: Nationalists bought into a peace process in 1998 with the UK, and 20 years later, the UK abandoned it.
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I'd always bought into the idea that cooking required having ingredients close at hand, but she suggests trying a different way, and planning to get things out before cooking and replace them.
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One of Cartica´s largest holdings is a 4.4 percent stake in railroad company Rumo SA. The hedge fund bought into a 2.6 billion reais ($794 million) share offering earlier this year.
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"There were record nondealer awards because investors have bought into the reflation trade idea and are willing to pay up for inflation protection," said Ian Lyngen, head of rate strategy at BMO.
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In recent months Nestle has bought into U.S. food delivery business Freshly, Sweet Earth meatless food and Blue Bottle Coffee and Schneider said it would keep identifying opportunities as well making divestments.
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I was in the minority that bought into Google's promise of a fundamentally different approach that would signal a direct challenge to Apple's iPhone, but the Pixel was still just the beginning.
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That means plenty of people have made money, but a lot of people who bought into the cryptocurrency in hopes of a similar rise in 2018 are (at least thus far) disappointed.
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Fifty years after the fact, EW asked Beatty if he bought into that bit of myth-making about his film — whether Bonnie and Clyde, in fact, was responsible for the New Hollywood.
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Most people who follow Trump on Twitter have likely already bought into his message, so he's not influencing or shaping the message with undecided voters who he needs to reach to win.
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In contrast the firm's wealth-management income has grown sharply since the crisis, and has become even more central to its operations since it bought into Citigroup's wealth-management business in 2009.
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MOSCOW, May 25 (Reuters) - Alfa Bank, one of the largest privately owned Russian banks, has bought into a 10-year Eurobond issued by the finance ministry, TASS news agency reported on Wednesday.
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Hannah's sunny optimism that her mother will find someone, even when she's not looking for it is the kind of hogwash that she's bought into, out of self-preservation, foolishness or both.
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Rodger was a frequent poster to PUAHate, a site for men who bought into the PUA worldview, realized it was a scam, but still viewed women as objects that they were owed.
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He bought into a partnership in a small financial advisory firm, but the work had been slow and he needed the extra income to take care of his wife and three kids.
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He forgot the cardinal rule of managing expectations, one he had learned in 2003 when he bought into a horse called Ten Most Wanted, a strong contender to win that year's Derby.
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Poland's government, run by the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party, has argued that the country is too dependant on foreign investors, who bought into Polish assets in the 1990s and 2000s.
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While the market's path is always unknown and could come back down before the calendar turns to 2020, the year looks like an opportunity lost for those who bought into the pessimism.
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With Spaces, those who have bought into the Oculus ecosystem can connect their Facebook accounts and dive into an environment where communication isn't about chat messages, but voice and avatar body language.
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Friedman, who joined Cramer for an exclusive interview, said he bought into the Restoration Hardware parent's shares four times in the last year just to prove his confidence in the new strategy.
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It had sought 12.4 million euros ($13.4 million) in compensation out of its 70 million euro investment, while in total institutional investors bought into the listing for more than 1.2 billion euros.
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It was already part of a joint venture with Vanke to invest in logistics, and bought into Szitic Commercial Property in Shenzhen, China, which manages more than 30 malls across the country.
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But in my district a lot of the voters have bought into the repeated dialogue that it was rammed through, that the Republicans did the same thing the Democrats did to healthcare.
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We bought into the argument that high-wealth locations like Seattle could easily absorb a $15 minimum wage, while rural Washington state might only be able to tolerate a $13.50 minimum wage.
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Foreign investors bought into his liberalising vision after the 2015 election, with Wall Street chiefs such as Jamie Dimon, boss of JPMorgan Chase, proclaiming that Argentina had come in from the cold.
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And for all the pleasures of "I told you so," those of us who never bought into the Merkel mystique should not pretend that she's delivered some sort of catastrophe just yet.
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They bemoaned a decade of broken promises, many of them made by the Conservative Party, but bought into Mr. Johnson's idea that the political elite, and not his party, were to blame.
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Bankia had to book extra charges in 2015 to cover potential legal costs linked to claims by small investors who bought into its flotation in mid-2011 and argue they were misled.
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Amazon's rising investments have been a worry for investors, but for the most part they have bought into founder and Chief Executive Jeff Bezos's vision of building the business over turning profits.
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Total and Norway's Statoil have bought into Brazil's lucrative sub-salt deepwater oil fields while ExxonMobil Corp bought assets in Papua New Guinea to meet growing Asian demand for liquefied natural gas.
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Maybe we've closed our eyes because many of us have bought into the myth that more money, more opportunity, and more institutions — no matter their compositions and ideologies — are better for everyone.
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The Swedish crown, which has fallen in August as investors concerned by the prospect of a global economic downturn bought into safe havens, rose 0.4% against the euro to 10.709 crowns per euro.
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"If a brand is really bought into that idea and notion and wanting to make significant change, then usually we think that there's a path forward," B8ta president Phillip Raub told Business Insider.
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According to Conover, lawyers spent years running a disinformation campaign, which much of the media bought into, holding up the McDonald's coffee lawsuit as an example of a supposed epidemic of frivolous lawsuits.
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I resigned myself to the high probability that I'd want the iPhone X when I bought into the iPhone Upgrade Plan last year, so I'm likely going to just follow through with that.
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If you've already bought into the Sonos experience with the smaller Play 1 or Play 5 speakers, you can configure them to work with the Playbase to create a totally wireless surround system.
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The movie is built on the idea that you've heard about but never bought into Star Wars, and it sweeps you along with a surprising amount of humor and some wonderfully earnest characters.
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In another Canadian investment, Buffett bought into Home Capital in 2017 when the Canadian alternative mortgage lender was under pressure and made a big profit by largely exiting the position late last year.
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Soccer fans in the U.S. long ago bought into the idea of watching the world's top clubs in action and Americans have always demonstrated that they will pay to see the world's best.
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If you've completely bought into the Amazon eco-system, including music subscriptions and shopping, then having Alexa easily accessible from your car while you commute to and from work will certainly be useful.
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COLOMBO, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares gained for a fifth straight session on Wednesday to hit a more than five-week closing high as foreign investors bought into blue-chips, boosting sentiment.
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COLOMBO, March 13 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose for a second straight session on Friday as foreign investors bought into risky assets with some improvements in the communal violence-hit district of Kandy.
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And, again, a public personally bought into specific future healthcare apps and outcomes is likely to be far more supportive, and far less suspicious, of a commercial entity asking for its health data.
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A brilliant scholar who went to all the elite schools, he had bought into the nationalist rhetoric of his youth, but his stint in the military was causing him to have serious reservations.
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MI The bank's IPO is set to flop after only 1 percent of shareholders and very few institutional investors bought into its 1 billion euros share sale, Corriere della Sera said on Wednesday.
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With Alibaba shares more than doubling this year, investors seem to have bought into the company's move away from its "asset-light" origins to target a larger slice of China's overall retail market.
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"What voters are looking for, in most cases, is just someone who will be respectful of their concerns and isn't bought into this bicoastal view of what the Democratic Party is," Bredesen said.
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Still, many bought into the notion that, say, a photo of a collapsing building and a computer generated version of that are the same, because they have the same effect on our eyes.
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Cramer bought into Alder's model and came out in support of its stock when the company's CEO, Randy Schatzman, came on "Mad Money" in June of 2015 and again in January of 2016.
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His victims were often so young as to not realize what was being done to them, but had also bought into the stoic philosophy of a sport in which pain is a constant.
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But such criticism is unlikely to harm Trump among his most committed supporters, who have bought into his claims of "dirty cops" and "scum" operating in a "Deep State" at the Justice Department.
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The $3.3 billion Strategic Capital Holdings fund started three years ago bought into Marathon Asset Management, a $13.43 billion credit specialist, and Magnetar Capital, a hedge fund firm with $13.7 billion to invest.
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The cat, named Lady in a Fur Coat, was bought into the Dane County Humane Society in December and immediately began treatment for chronic ear infections and hematomas, spokesperson Marissa DeGroot told CNN.
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In his new book, "From the Ground Up," which Schultz is currently promoting, he said the sale was a "tremendous mistake," admitting he "had squandered the very public trust" he had bought into.
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They say she has bought into focusing on Iowa, where her campaign has structured more one-on-one settings for her to woo supporters or at least enjoy herself in otherwise difficult days.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Racing Point will become the Aston Martin factory Formula One team from 2021 after their Canadian billionaire owner Lawrence Stroll bought into the ailing British sportscar maker on Friday.
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Inspired by the testimony of other mothers facing a similar problem, and knowing that doctors had no solution for Hayden's allergies, Ms. Hanson bought into the Thieringer program known as allergy release technique.
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There were several false starts to that rally as funds bought into the zinc deficit narrative only to be wrong-footed by sudden, large-tonnage deliveries of zinc into the LME storage network.
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Without some reality checks, Democratic primary voters might be gulled by the left-wing version of the fairy dust Trump voters inhaled when they bought into promises about Mexico paying for the wall.
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We have, Mr. Pollan notes (especially in "Water"), bought into the idea that we are way too busy to cook, and by "cook" he means create something, not thaw something out and microwave it.
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Match Group originally bought into Hinge last year, per CNN Money, and Hinge isn't abandoning the relationship branding as it plans to scale up:Match Group said it acquired its initial stake in September 2017.
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COLOMBO, July 7 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose for a second straight session on Thursday and posted their highest close in more than one week, as foreign investors bought into banking and diversified stocks.
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He warned that – while he doesn't accept this notion - markets have now bought into the thesis that "fiscal policy is going to come and rescue us all" and drive the resurgence of nominal GDP.
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While technically the label hasn't gone anywhere, Skechers has been relegated to a space of hardcore Kardashian fans who bought into Kim's "shape-ups," nostalgia for heelies and roller skate sneakers, and suburban parents.
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After all, 2017 was defined by quick and dirty cash grabs, where investors bought into a new ICO token or altcoin, watched the value climb, and then quickly sold it for the next one.
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Mosley bought into the plan presented by defensive coordinator Wink Martindale, who challenged the Ravens to set the tone and not wait for Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to dictate the game's pace to them.
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The purchase might seem like an odd pairing but at its core is similar to the other recent deals in which large traditional (primarily television) media companies have bought into the digital media market.
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Trump is in the trouble he's in because he bought into Rudy Giuliani's conspiracy theory that Ukraine was out to get him in 2016, and allegedly sought to bully Ukraine into investigating that claim.
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They claim the proletariat revolution never spread to these shores, not because of the economic and political destitution of socialism, but because the American working class bought into the great and evil capitalist lie.
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We've seen other smartphone startups come and go (remember Nextbit's Robin, which, for all its promise is basically dead), with the early adopters who bought into them ultimately losing out for having done so.
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Melania went further and bought into her husband's argument that he couldn't have harassed or assaulted a woman he deemed unattractive, even though such behavior is not about desire but power, control and hostility.
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So if it turns out it's a company that thrives but went public later, there's no real harm there… I haven't really bought into the theory of companies waiting too long to go public.
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" Despite thinking he would get a good return if Big Tobacco bought into the e-cigarette world, Johnson said, "There was something about it that made me say, we're going to pass on this.
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Seeing no other alternative but Hillary Clinton as president, they bought into Mr. Trump's "drain the swamp" promises to upend Washington and forged a bond over their mutual contempt with the Republican Party establishment.
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Her roommate, Erin, seems to have bought into the God's Promise program, so Cameron gravitates toward the obvious misfits, Jane (Sasha Lane) and Adam (Forrest Goodluck), who grow marijuana in the woods beyond campus.
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Many of those companies registered under obscure addresses, with little capital registered in their names, and often they were formed in clusters shortly before they bought into Anbang — findings that echo the Times report.
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But in this instance, it was just the awkward compliment of someone who unfortunately has bought into the idea that all grown-ups want to pass as young — even, in this case, ridiculously young.
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"People inexplicably bought into that sale, precipitating a downward market death spiral that took us all down with them," said Adam Lindemann, the collector and dealer, referring to Mr. Hirst's all-Hirst Sotheby's auction.
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And because they bought into a multifamily community, they will not have to worry about landscaping or snow removal, and will be able to use the community gym, swimming pool, dog park and clubhouse.
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But with Lowry and DeRozan having perhaps the best seasons of their careers, and their supporting cast appearing to have bought into a team-first approach, the Raptors may prove to be Cleveland's biggest challenger.
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But it looks an awful lot like people bought into CryptoKitties looking for a quick return on their investment and are finding that digital cats don't always go up in or even hold their price.
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The rapid success of Bristol's Opdivo in treating lung cancer, a major commercial opportunity, has driven up sales forecasts as doctors have bought into the idea of using immune system-boosting drugs to fight cancer.
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Once we had mental capacities significant enough to produce systems that could do things for us, it is absolutely unsurprising that we totally bought into that paradigm and wanted to automate everything that we could.
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Investors bought into equities for most of the session as they hoped Washington and Beijing would be able to settle their trade spat, even after higher U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods took effect on Friday.
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Acing an exam might net you a few points toward your social stats, like knowledge and charm, but the real power here is that you've bought into the fantasy of being a high school kid.
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Disney and Pixar's 2007 animated feature Ratatouille tried to convince the world that it is perfectly acceptable for a rat to hang out in a restaurant, but one Disney fan never bought into that idea.
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But if users bought into the promise — that they could work out as much as they want, whenever they want, wherever they want — ClassPass simply wouldn't be able to maintain that $100 unlimited price point.
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Best of both worlds... Sources who've spoken to Trump privately over the past few months say he's never fully bought into the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the election to help him win.
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That feeling of emptiness usually so synonymous with waking up on the Saturday of an international weekend was conspicuous by its absence, as droves of us bought into the Icelandic, Northern Irish and Albanian dreams.
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The real tumor is the way you and I and everyone we know have bought into the idea that worth is the same thing as wealth, and that we have no responsibility to one another.
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I was lucky that she never bought into "tough love," a strategy based on the idea that cutting a drug user off from everything that is familiar will somehow be a motivator to get clean.
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The magazine's billionaire owner, Philip F. Anschutz, bought into the plan — or so it seemed — and its editor in chief, Stephen F. Hayes, set out to increase the size of the staff by a third.
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The brothers bought into that vision in the early days of bitcoin, when it was worth around $8, after cashing out some of the wealth they'd earned in Facebook stock from their settlement with Zuckerberg.
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Many people on Wall Street have bought into that idea, and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the owner of the New York Stock Exchange both allow traders to buy and sell derivatives based on Bitcoin.
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Paige, who along with her boyfriend has so far visited Game Of Thrones sites in Croatia and Northern Ireland, is one of the many fans who has bought into the TV tourism trend big time.
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"I know that we will start out 2020 probably owing hundreds of thousands of dollars to our retail partners, who bought into Good Genes at our previous wholesale price versus the new one," Riley said.
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Kylie Jenner wants to turn a big pile of dirt she bought into more cash -- 'cause she's listing her $5 million lot for a bit more than she purchased it for ... just 10 months later.
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Trump is likely to blame Ryan and his chief of staff, Reince Priebus, the source said, since he "bought" into Ryan's plan and helped convince Trump to get on board, according to another senior administration official.
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The 10-year yield spiked as high as 2.64% in the wake of the election as traders bought into renewed optimism about President Donald Trump's ability to pass business-friendly legislation through a Republican-controlled Congress.
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Mr. Flewitt said the company's small group of shareholders, who are led by Mumtalakat, the sovereign wealth fund of Bahrain, have bought into a strategy of forgoing dividends and reinvesting profits into increasing the company's value.
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It's the characters who've bought into antiquated norms who are shown to be most limited by them, among them the local police chief who refuses to even consider that a woman might be capable of murder.
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Both the Fox network version, Honor Thy Father and Mother: The Menendez Murders and the three-hour CBS version, Menendez: A Killing in Beverly Hills, bought into the contentions about the financial motive for the murders.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors bought into European safe-haven government bonds again on Thursday, rattled by U.S.-China trade tensions, concerns about a slowdown in global growth and fears that Italy may break European Union fiscal rules.
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But that's important to point out — just because when pharmaceutical companies ran ahead and doctors bought into this idea that opioids are good for treating chronic pain, there really wasn't any good evidence to support that.
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At the accelerator, the investors would characterize the idea of a "social good" as noble but unrealistic; even if they bought into the idea, other investors probably wouldn't, leaving them taking on all of the risk.
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CBD is the wave of the future (or at least the current wellness trend I've bought into) and CBD-infused sublingual strips are an arguably more evolved way to chill out your nervous system before traveling.
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If you're looking for a tool that will let you experiment in 360 degrees right this moment, the Gear 360 is a good place to start — but only if you've already bought into the Samsung ecosystem.
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Put yourself in the mind of someone who may have bought into the iPhone Upgrade Program with the launch of the iPhone 7 last year (it's not hard for me since I'm one of those people).
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Henry Kissinger, Nixon's junior partner in the great China project, readily bought into the first step, the part that was enfolded in Nixon's understanding with Mao Zedong: at some point, Taiwan must be absorbed by China.
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When the next recession hits, the United States will face the very painful consequences of having bought into the conceit that the Federal Reserve could do a better job than market forces in setting interest rates.
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It's just that, aside from a couple of interesting tricks targeted at users who have already bought into the Samsung ecosystem, there's not much here that helps the headphones drown out the noise of stiff competition.
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London-based Chenavari and Italy's Credito Fondiario, a bank and bad loan specialist, have bought into the cash call as part of deals to take on - respectively - Carige's consumer credit unit and its bad loan business.
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The race racketeers have discovered fertile ground in the educational arena because many educational institutions have bought into the idea that any disparity, whether in performance or representation, is assumed to be the result of racism.
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The statement, in which he put "Iran on notice," is a clear sign that the Trump administration has fully embraced the Iran hawks and bought into Saudi Arabia's Iran-centric view of the war in Yemen.
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Furthermore, the last 10 sessions have seen the small cap Russell 20163 index gain 11 percent while the S&P has risen 8 percent, as investors have also bought into the more volatile small-company space.
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The ultimate example of a man who bought into the Trump madness is Michael Cohen, his longtime lawyer and self-described "fix-it" man whose office, hotel room and home were recently raided by the FBI.
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" Tuller told Reuters in emails in October that he considered the Cochrane Review to be "fraught with bias" and said its authors have bought into "delusions that these studies (the ones they reviewed) represent good science.
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With far more money on hand than I'd bought into the game with, I decided to poke around the community and learn a little bit more about the after-market value of some of these ships.
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" Tuller told Reuters in emails in October that he considered the Cochrane Review to be "fraught with bias" and said its authors have bought into "delusions that these studies (the ones they reviewed) represent good science.
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When Motherboard reached Rindfliesch for comment, he confirmed that he is not an employee of the company, but is a "shareholder," meaning he bought into BitClub Network's mining pool program, and refers others to the company.
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At the very least, the university should admit that it has bought into a political system that actively discriminates against members of a religious minority because of an overwhelming fear of Iran and hatred of Shiites.
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The individual mandate was a tax on people who refused to carry health insurance under the law, and was meant to ensure healthy and sick people alike bought into an insurance plan and kept prices reasonable.
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What I mean to say is the 1970s has not only NOT brought these people the happiness they have all been striving for, but they're all incredibly disappointed because of the bullshit they bought into. But!
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If you grew up trusting in the permanence of the American experiment in government and bought into the "shining city on a hill" idea for the American form of democracy, it is time to freak out.
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Once the darling of Silicon Valley, Theranos had a reported $9 billion valuation and employed hundreds of workers who bought into its mission to create a cheaper and more efficient alternative to traditional blood testing methods.
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COLOMBO, June 13 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares on Tuesday hit their lowest close in more than five weeks due to profit-booking in blue chips, although foreign investors actively bought into the island nation's risky assets.
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Doctors blamed the epidemic on sour breastmilk, tight corsets, bad air; it took a while before they grudgingly bought into the germ theory of disease and started to wash their hands between patients and after autopsies.
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"The fact that there's already a new plan that the entire senior management team has bought into makes it somewhat easier for Manley as his successor," said George Galliers, a London-based analyst with brokerage Evercore ISI.
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Like NYU and the Guggenheim, the Louvre has bought into the UAE government's branding scheme, where Gulf capital and international prestige are spent at the cost of the very "universal human values" that these institutions purportedly espouse.
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But he bought into a false narrative in September 2016 when he claimed there was little difference between Clinton and Trump, saying it was embarrassing to see the US have two "proven liars" as the presidential nominees.
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The suit alleges, instead of taking the victim at her word about the rape, Alexander had bought into "rape denialism," seeking to discredit her by looking at what she was wearing or if she had been drinking.
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"We bought into a process that's nebulous, that wasn't laid out anywhere … we pour our soul and heart to explain why we feel a certain thing," said Nilsa Orama, chairperson of Community Board 11 of East Harlem.
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Investors who bought into Genel at 11 pounds ($13.8) a share in early 2014 were left with 60 pence on Tuesday as reserve cuts, an oil price collapse and Iraq's fight against Islamic State hammered the stock.
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If they are not bought into submission by the first mover, some of the most famous copycats reinvented the original and made it better: Mercado Libre is much more relevant in the e-commerce space than eBay .
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Enel, one of several foreign companies that bought into the Russian power sector after the state monopoly was broken up in the past decade, is selling the Reftinskaya plant to switch its Russian focus to wind energy.
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Zamora bought into the little-known, debt-ridden firm for just 264.9 million pesos ($5.2 million) in August to get a share of a $5.3 billion telecoms sector which for years have been dominated by PLDT (TEL.
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They may have been obsessed with capital allocation, but they bought into deeply unfashionable things, from decrepit cable-TV networks in rural America (John Malone at TCI), to the makers of Twinkies (Bill Stiritz at Ralston Purina).
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But it turns out that the upper reaches of the C.I.A. bought into the story, and launched a mind-control program in a desperate effort to counter the nonexistent threat that it had helped conjure into being.
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So in case the people around your table bought into crypto last year and didn't get out in time, it might be a good idea to treat the subject like politics, keep quiet and pass the gravy.
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White bought into the tour as an owner in 2014 and took it to the Los Angeles area last year, at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, where rain forced the cancellation of many of the art installations.
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Yes, it took me a quarter century to say that I had been assaulted, because I actually bought into the myth that by winning Miss America and being a public figure, that I had asked for it.
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However, to prevent an outcry from retail savers, the bank said it would put forward a specific proposal for high street investors who had bought into a 2 billion euro junior bond that it issued in 2008.
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LONDON, July 8 (Reuters) - Investors who bought into Turkey's opportunistic $2.25 billion bond sale last week have been left baffled and battling buyers remorse after the sudden sacking of the country's central bank chief over the weekend.
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The Garmin promises twice the battery life, however (8 hours versus the Jet's 4) and costs $100 less — and for bikers who've already bought into any of Garmin's other biking products, it might be an easy decision.
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If one bought into Fields's vision, that is essential, as there will likely be far fewer consumers buying cars in 2025 than there are today, many owners expected to switch to sharing services like Uber and Lyft.
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Cath Kidston Chief Executive Kenny Wilson said Baring has already proved invaluable in helping develop the brand in Asia, increasing its presence from 91 to 133 Asian stores since Baring bought into the company two years ago.
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Trump Latino voter support averaged between 220006 to 2202 percent in numerous polls, to the dismay of — well — few, since everyone bought into the monolithic theory that Latinos were voting as one big enormous anti-Trump block.
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Players on the Warriors' roster have bought into Kerr's system and as a result set a single-season record by earning their 73rd victory on the final day of the NBA's 82-game regular season on Wednesday.
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In movies like Pariah or Love & Basketball, the female leads see their mother as an unnecessarily traditionalist presence, but this movie starts from the perspective of a woman who has already bought into her mother's restricting worldview.
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"In Vancouver, which has a great startup ecosystem, a lot of those companies and a lot of the research organizations have really bought into this idea of being part of something bigger and more substantive," he says.
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Given her comments over the weekend, where she publicly bought into the conspiracy theory that Russian President Vladimir Putin has something on the president, it is becoming more and more clear that she agrees with her base.
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He has the unbridled enthusiasm of a well-bred salesman, throwing around terms such as "incubation" and "globalism" in ways that can sound like a pitch — but one that it seems many museum directors have bought into.
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Friedman, who joined CNBC's Jim Cramer for an exclusive interview on "Mad Money," said he bought into the Restoration Hardware parent's shares four times in the last year just to prove his confidence in the new strategy.
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The Weezer-cover-"Africa" cycle, a dream-come-true for one hero-child and an unexpected source of joy for soft-rock enjoyers everywhere, has sustained itself largely because Weezer have so gleefully bought into the joke.
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After TPG bought into Creative Artists, the agency decreed that all but its most senior agents could no longer stay at the luxurious St. Regis in New York, according to "Powerhouse," a 2016 book about the agency.
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The company is still worth more than it was in the private market, but investors who bought into the I.P.O. are under water and may not want to take on more risk in start-ups like Pinterest.
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The segment of Trump voters who bought into "Pizzagate" — the infamous conspiracy theory that imagined a powerful pedophile ring at a Washington pizza restaurant — and tune into Alex Jones's Infowars is now eager to believe in Spygate.
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Phill Drobnick, the coach of the American men, said he suspected that this was the first Olympics in which every team in the field had bought into a fitness program in the run-up to the Games.
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Perhaps you had your own tablet or smartphone for the child to play games on and you decide it's time for them to get their own, but you've already bought into the rich app ecosystem surrounding Android.
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Industrial stocks traded higher, with the benchmark's top percentage gainer Downer EDI recovering some of its losses from the previous session as investors bought into the stock on expectation of a potential upside in the longer term.
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"We like this sector for the exposure to domestic economic recovery and for the exposure to interest rates," said Francesco De Astis, head of Italian equity at Eurizon Capital SGR, which bought into the Credito Valtellinese issue.
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And the news media, I'm sorry to say, both bought into the narrative that deficits were our most important problem — abandoning the usual conventions of reportorial neutrality — and took G.O.P. claims of fiscal probity at face value.
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Last year Poland's government, which says that the country is too dependent on foreign investors who bought into Polish assets in the 1990s and 2000s, snapped up a third of the country's second biggest lender Bank Pekao.
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With a possible escalation in the months-long dispute and fears about what it would mean for the Chinese and then the global economy, investors bought into the dollar and sold currencies linked to China's economic fortunes.
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" During a recent telephone interview, Russell said his goal was to examine that notion "by having a superhero who's bought into this ideology being forced to confront somebody who has a completely different approach to human dynamics.
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But in an interview with VICE News focusing exclusively on foreign policy, Sanders was eager to wade into international waters and argue that many Democrats have bought into a peace-through-strength, militaristic approach to the world.
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Investors ignored the fact that its annual losses exceeded its revenue and bought into the idea that the kids' preferred platform was going to be a juggernaut because just think how much longer those kids will be alive.
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As the gamers who bought into this aesthetic when we were 15 start sliding into our 30s and 40s, it often seems less like we're defining ourselves by our gamer identity, and more like we're in arrested development.
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Unfortunately, some bad owners who have bought into scientifically unsupported anti-vaccine propaganda have begun choosing not to vaccinate their dogs, fearing that choosing to properly inoculate their canines will give them dog autism, the Daily Beast reported.
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If it turns off this service, it could hurt thousands or even hundreds of thousands of sites that bought into this promise a long time ago and have no easy way out of what's become a bad deal.
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I've long bought into the notion that messy people are smarter or more creative, self-serving, yes, but also validated by a University of Minnesota study that found being in a disorderly environment stimulates a release from conventionality.
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He heads into Axe's office and tells him something Axe mostly already knows: Wendy bought into the Ice Juice short right before it bombed, and she did it from the office of the Southern District of New York.
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Longtime SCL director Alexander Nix was named its CEO (he has since been suspended); Republican hedge fund manager and Breitbart investor Robert Mercer reportedly bought into CA, while Steve Bannon, also an investor, joined its board of directors.
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A number of asset managers bought into financial stocks during the final months of 2016 after Trump's surprise victory suggested that tax cuts and a reduction of regulatory burdens plus higher interest rates could benefit the financial sector.
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The CNBC "Fast Money " trader illustrated that, while oil has been in a bear market during the past month, investors have bought into the commodity amid oversold conditions during the past week leading to gains of 8 percent.
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Slim and Koplowitz had signed a shareholders pact after the Mexican bought into a previous rights issue at the end of 2014 forbidding either to hold more than 29.99 percent of the capital for at least four years.
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But the problem with leaving it up to either implied context or vague terminology is that a huge portion of Alabama voters have bought into the conspiracy theory that these allegations are a liberal attempt to smear Moore.
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Hundreds of thousands of retail investors who bought into Bankia's listing saw the value of their shares almost completely wiped out as a result of the bailout at the height of Spain's banking crisis, triggering lengthy legal action.
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Genevieve: I admit, I've never really bought into the "Renée is a secret spy" theory, and I still think it's a big red herring — but one this episode made an effort to dangle in front of our faces.
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And it's an image that some Cubans -- those who succumbed to his charisma and passionate oratory which painted the suffering of the present as necessary stepping stones for a better future -- bought into, at least for a time.
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Certainly not the ones who fought beside our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, people who bought into American values of freedom and pluralism and were willing to lay down their lives to bring that hope to their country.
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Given that the lock-up period is about to end for institutional investors, that could spell even more trouble for the company — as institutional investors who bought into the company before its public offering may look to sell.
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The company had a blockbuster debut on March 23 as investors bought into the biggest technology initial public offering in more than a year, with shares closing up more than 35 percent in their first day of trading.
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While Trump has since modulated the way he equated Putin's "who, us?" denials of election interference with the united allegations of the US intelligence community, he has never completely bought into the idea of Russia as a foe.
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Poland's government, run by the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party, has said the country was too dependant on foreign investors, who bought into the country in the 1990s and 2000s and aims to buy back strategic assets.
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Poland's government, which is run by the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party, says that the European Union's largest former communist country is too dependant on foreign investors, who bought into Polish assets in the 1990s and 2000s.
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The investment represents the first time an investor has bought into a local Grab country unit, and the goal is to strengthen Grab's position in Thailand — a market with 70 million consumers and Southeast Asia's second-largest economy.
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He says he got into the wireless phone business when he walked into a shop to buy a phone and a "fed up" business owner offered to give him a phone if he bought into the business instead.
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In 2017, under the editorial direction of Sarah Harrison Smith, Amazon picked "Little Fires Everywhere" as their No. 2 book of the year, but publishing had already bought into Ng's vision: "Little Fires Everywhere" sold for seven figures.
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In this case, Bannon flooded the zone with a ridiculous story not necessarily to persuade the public that it was true (although surely plenty of people bought into it) but to create a cloud of corruption around Clinton.
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Analysts predict that about 90 percent of Uber's stock will be available for sale — but as noted by CNBC, many of those shareholders would be selling at a much reduced rate from when they originally bought into Uber.
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By then, my siblings and I had bought into the belief that to succeed in this country you had forfeit your cultural identity, so we would constantly encourage our mother to go to adult school and learn English.
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" James McDonald, head of enforcement at the CFTC, said "the defendants here preyed on customers interested in virtual currency, promising them the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin when in reality they only bought into the defendants' Ponzi scheme.
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Imagine you're a mid-level collector of contemporary art who bought into the New Leipzig School painters in bulk, and not just the evergreen Neo Rauch, but also Matthias Weischer, Martin Kobe, Christoph Ruckhäberle, and all the others.
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The mortgage interest rate tax deduction is now capped at $750,000 of home value for future sales, which means that if you already bought into this market, you better hope it stays a cash market or BTC reaches $50,000.
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While there were many who sincerely bought into the concept of 'The Great White Hope' at the time, the promoters who organised Johnson's bouts must have realised that – as well as being racist – it was an enormously lucrative notion.
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There, the company bought into the refining industry in 1988 by acquiring a 13 percent stake in Texaco's operations, and this has over the years morphed into the 50-50 joint venture with Royal Dutch Shell known as Motiva.
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If you haven't already bought into the Sonos brand and can do without a couple of extras, the Polk Command Bar delivers a clear improvement from your TV’s speakers, and the Alexa integration is just as good.
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Throughout the book, you mention various "genetic indicator" studies that we've bought into that have been disproved — like you said that there's little proof that women with a certain waist-hip ratio are actually more fertile or genetically better.
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The report said the Los Angeles-based fund had bought into a 13 billion euro ($14 billion) share issue that UniCredit successfully completed this week, in a boost to new CEO Jean Pierre Mustier's strategy to relaunch the lender.
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According to CNN, Clinton sounded off during an event in New Jersey on Wednesday night, saying that Trump is trying to do to the American people what he did to those who bought into his real-estate training program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dyal Capital Partners, the Neuberger Berman Group unit that takes minority stakes in hedge and private equity fund firms, has bought into credit investor Sound Point Capital LP, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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These cities have bought into the idea that other transit upstarts, urbanist wonks, and billion-dollar companies have: scooters are the next big thing, the killer app that will deliver eco-friendly relief to the globe's traffic-choked metropolises.
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MADRID, May 19 (Reuters) - Spain's state-controlled lender Bankia said on Thursday it had so far paid out 1.2 billion euros ($1.35 billion) in compensation to small shareholders who bought into its ill-fated stock market listing in 2011.
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" – to Cosmopolitan in 2012 • "If someone doesn't seem to want to get to know me as a person but instead seems to have kind of bought into the whole idea of me, and he approves of my Wikipedia page?
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Penn State fans have bought into those excuses, because fans want some sort of optimism, but the truth is, Franklin just isn't that good of a good coach, and the loss to Pitt was more evidence to support that.
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"The craft beer community is at its most critical moment since its inception as larger brewing corporations have bought into our grassroots movement, irrevocably changing the marketplace," Bill Covaleski, founder and brewmaster of Victory Brewing, said in a statement.
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While the firm had made its name by executing trades relatively quickly, stat-arb funds took Schonfeld and others' human-run strategies and supercharged them, with positions sometimes bought into and sold out of in a matter of seconds.
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It would be understandable if Petr Cech, Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil simply bought into the group complacency and ended up haunted by the spectre of the bottle-jobs they replaced, turning into meek shadows of their former selves.
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We've collectively bought into a fallacious binary that says women are the "fairer sex" — fundamentally more beautiful, gentler, less sexually aggressive, and less threatening — while men are ever and always poised on the cusp of violence and sexual depravity.
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Oblivious to the truth of the kingdom that he was romancing, he bought into and promoted the idea of the Saudis as forward-thinking fixers who would make his self-aggrandizing delusion of peace in the Middle East happen.
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The awards circuit run for the film has revealed that director Peter Farrelly has, in essence, fully bought into the movie's central notion, which is that racism can be solved if we just get to know each other better.
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Rocket shares have rallied in recent weeks on hopes that online food takeaway firm Delivery Hero and meal kit company HelloFresh could float soon, as well as news that Emaar Malls has bought into its Middle East fashion site.
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But on the other side of the trade were money managers who didn't think the Fed's hike would have such a drastic impact and bought into sectors that had been performing strongly before the hike, like technology and retail.
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That report said the hesitance was in part due to needing guidance from rumored Tesla buyout partner Softbank, which the PIF has invested $45 billion into, and in part because the PIF had already bought into Tesla rival GM Cruise.
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What Huawei didn't say in its 'robust' half-year results The media has largely bought into Huawei's "strong" half-year results today, but there's a major catch in the report: the company's quarter-by-quarter smartphone growth was zero. 3.
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And for Jake and Zane, they bought into the system of living there, adopting struggle, adopting that making-do lifestyle, and being present—basically adopting that Kenyan attitude toward living—that's when the altitude and all that other shit evens out.
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It may have made business sense to focus more on the better-selling PS4, but it was a betrayal to fans like me who bought the First Edition Bundle and bought into their vision of 'console quality games on a handheld'.
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The very nature of viral fake news is that it's mostly likely to be shared by people who have already bought into a partisan or ideological worldview, with pro-Trump fake news largely shared by Trump supporters to other Trump supporters.
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I would have been embarrassed to have had even a glancing acquaintance witness how readily I bought into the "Walking Dead" scenario, how much I clamored to be the one to take charge of saving us from death by fake zombie.
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MC) has so far paid out compensation of 358 million euros ($397.7 million) to minority shareholders who bought into its ill-fated listing, its chairman said on Tuesday, as it seeks to close a painful chapter and return to private hands.
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Investors bought into the dollar after Bloomberg reported that Washington was preparing to announce tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports by early December if talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping fail to ease the trade war.
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By the time it arrived, users had already bought into the Android and iOS ecosystems, and developers, who were already building apps for two mobile operating systems, had little desire to add a third, far less lucrative one to their roadmaps.
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Though the release window has shrunk some in more recent years, the studios haven't yet fully bought into the idea of much smaller windows to cater to the audience who will never go to the theater to watch their movie.
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Why have Americans bought into the false depiction of people from the Middle East as terrorists and undocumented Latinos as rapists, but not assumed a similar blanket fear of white males, even when high-profile crimes are attributed to this group?
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The allegations came after Russian authorities approved Fortum's purchase of up to, but not more than, 50 percent of Uniper, dealing a blow to hedge funds that have bought into the German company in hopes of a higher follow-up bid.
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COLOMBO, April 26 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares closed higher on Wednesday after two straight sessions of losses as foreign investors actively bought into blue chips, with the net stock buys touching nearly 15 billion rupees so far in the year.
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SARA EISEN: And just one more: on the whole Bristol-Myers can stand on its own, which is a big part of your thesis here, I mean, you bought into the stock, right, after the deal or around the deal.
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As part of its focus on digital products and services, Sberbank has bought into media company Rambler and announced plans to invest up to $1 billion into a new joint platform for taxi services and food with another internet firm, Mail.
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But for all this attention to detail, he has failed to end years of endemic economic underperformance, disappointing many who had bought into his image as a "Demolition Man" out to vanquish the vested interests that have dragged Italy down.
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RCIF, set up by sovereign wealth fund the Russian Direct Investment Fund and China Investment Corp, bought into Detsky Mir slightly more than a year ago and its internal rate of return on the investment exceeded 90 percent, it said.
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"Geopolitical issues in Saudi Arabia over the weekend and into today drove the price of gold up," said David Meager, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures in Chicago, citing investors who bought into gold as a safe haven.
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"The contestants live in an echo chamber of other women who have bought into, or at least are incentivized to demonstrate, the belief that the bachelor is the ideal man," a licensed clinical psychologist named Jessica L. Dubron told INSIDER.
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The president himself has bought into the ruse in his race to funnel ever more money to the Pentagon and promote arms deals to countries like Saudi Arabia, even over the nearly unified objections of an otherwise incredibly divided Congress.
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Credit Suisse's share price has recovered a little in recent months, amid tentative evidence of Mr Thiam's restructuring, but the shares are still languishing at barely a quarter of the price at which Qatar first bought into the bank in 2008.
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The issue is deeply problematic for many Republican lawmakers, especially in districts that bought into Trump's immigration message in last year's election, raising doubts over whether a legislative fix is feasible and whether the promise to Flake will be honored.
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After skimming some of the studies GAINSWave collated and presented on their website, I bought into the idea of having my best-ever erection and quickly booked an appointment at my nearest GAINSWave provider—Healthy Point Medical Center in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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"Trading activities are really low and quite a number of investors that bought into recent primary issues have locked the paper away, so a lot of the new issues are trading flat to reoffer levels," said one debt syndicate banker.
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He found support for a new opera house from the premier, or governor, of the state of New South Wales, Joe Cahill, a stout union man who bought into the idea that Sydney needed big ideas for a big future.
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It is understandable, in the initial panic to slow the disease, that public health messaging has emphasized the importance of social distancing, but in order to keep people bought into that strategy, it's necessary to be clear about what comes after.
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"If you're going to be buying real estate on Sanibel Island, you've already bought into the environmental side of things and you probably already get it," said Kyle Sweet, the superintendent at the Sanctuary Golf Club, the island's only private course.
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It might be embarrassing to admit to that now, aged 23, but it's not hard to see why a whole generation of young millennials bought into the genre's vacuous beauty in the first place; there was something quite unifying about it.
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Its ambition to create a vast nuclear and energy group when it bought into the company in 13, taking on the French state's stake, never came to fruition, and Alstom has since narrowed its focus on the transport and rail sector.
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True, advocates of austerity tried to claim otherwise; for a while, a lot of policymakers bought into the doctrine of "expansionary austerity," in which slashing government spending in a depressed economy would somehow lead to a big rise in private spending.
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Or maybe you bought into the hype about pomegranate juice as an antioxidant superfood, only to learn from an illuminating new book that the health-promoting evidence for this expensive fruit drink derives mainly from $20 million of company-sponsored research.
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In assembling his case (the one quibble being he could probably do with fewer close-up shots of blood being drawn), Gibney makes a lot of folks who bought into Holmes' spiel look awfully foolish with the benefit of hindsight.
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Funding from Etihad, which bought into the airline in 2011, has helped to keep it afloat in recent years, but the Abu Dhabi-based airline has been reviewing its European investments after they failed to bring it the profit it expected.
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Such defiance was not heard again as the administration suddenly found itself waging a Global War on Terror after the 9/11 attacks and bought into Beijing's line that China and the U.S. were "strategic partners" in the anti-terrorism project.
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The fourth impeachment inquiry in American history was launched because Trump bought into discredited conspiracy theories that Ukraine -- not Russia -- had hacked the Democratic National Committee while pushing that country's new President to investigate the family of his chief political rival.
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There were EU flags everywhere; everyone I talked to said it was fantastic; they had just finished a new subway line in Sofia that had been partly funded by the EU. They had very much bought into the idea at the time.
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Soaking in the sooty, trash-studded remnants of a recent storm, the 31-year-old, Richmond, VA-based producer—who is here to begin the work on his debut LP—says that he's never bought into the dream of living in New York.
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And with that flood of new Tesla owners, many expect the demographics and the level of engagement of this consumer base to evolve from people who bought into a larger mission and the man behind it to people who, simply, bought a car.
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Hayward, who drew heavy criticism over his handling of the BP's Deepwater Horizon blowout and by stating "I want my life back", departed from BP in 2010 and bought into Genel, then a private company, in 2011 together with financier Nat Rothschild.
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