If you buy into the American way you buy into checks and balances.
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It's inclusive in the fact that anyone who wants to buy into the mission can buy into it.
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The party is going to have to buy into Sanders if they want him to buy into them.
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Proposals making the rounds include allowing Americans to buy into Medicare at age 55 or to buy into Medicaid.
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" He also said, "You automatically can buy into this.
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Yes. Does he care if you don't buy into them?
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But you don't have to buy into any of it.
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But he said he did not buy into the IPO.
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"The answer is people buy into my agenda," he responded.
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Yeah, this is where I genuinely buy into McConnell's strategy.
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It's an opportunity to buy into the market, not sell.
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Individuals will have the opportunity to buy into Medicare immediately.
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Pro athletes buy into it as a way to win.
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She doesn't seem to buy into [her bad press] though.
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It's really disheartening that people buy into his hateful rhetoric.
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"Women buy into that idea," she told CNN's Kelly Wallace.
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Does that sound like something that you would buy into?
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So, 99% of the time, I don't buy into it.
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They buy into what (coach Steve Clifford) wanted to do.
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They buy into what we want to do out here.
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They would be allowed to buy into my public option.
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And that made it easier to buy into its lunacy.
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How do we get people to buy into that vision?
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That's not the kind of stock you buy into weakness.
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TV: You're asking the audience to buy into a lot.
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But when broadcasters buy into F1, they buy the season.
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They're trying to get people to buy into their ecosystem.
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Clinton needs go even further: Her "option" only allows Americans 28503-22019 to buy into Medicare, but all ages need a viable public choice and should be able to buy into Medicaid or Medicare.
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To get there, Keuchel decided to buy into the Astros' ways.
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Getting cities to buy into the whole program has proved difficult.
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"The credit is a difficult one to buy into," he said.
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I just don't buy into that the personal can be political.
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" Luckett adds that the reason fans buy into this "us vs.
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And don't buy into the "it's the economy, stupid" claims, either.
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I mean, the Democrats aren&apost going to buy into that.
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By grouping us, we too frequently buy into the straight world.
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It was really surprising that more people didn't buy into this.
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But you'd have to get local prosecutors to buy into that.
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Just do not buy into the CCP's false and misleading narrative.
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You're trying to get people to buy into an alternative world.
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You buy into the American Dream mythology that you've earned it.
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Increasingly, the answer is they're going to buy into new markets.
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Millions of people qualify for subsidies to buy into the plans.
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They may try a compromise that the Democrats can buy into.
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Every couple of years, one comes about, and buy into fear.
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Hell, you could just let people buy into Medicare qua Medicare.
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We should encourage states to allow residents to buy into Medicaid.
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Current shareholders had until Wednesday to buy into the stock sale.
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You have to buy into the team, no doubt about it.
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Don't buy into a campaign of fear on criminal justice reforms.
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Wilson recommends investors buy into Japanese and Korean stocks in 103.
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You could buy into it at whatever level you wanted to.
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We're always willing to buy into the idea of self-betterment.
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It takes some energy and work to really buy into it.
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And many white Northerners were eager to buy into the myth.
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Some 13% favor allowing people age 50 to 64 to buy into Medicare, while 75% would allow people who don't have job-based insurance to buy into Medicaid, the government health insurance program for low-income Americans.
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"All investors look at Orsted and say: Here we buy into the future and when they look at the oil companies including Equinor they buy into the past," said head of equity research at Sydbank Jacob Pedersen.
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You find someone to fill that need and people buy into that.
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Interestingly, Bailey doesn't buy into the idea that sulfates are inherently bad.
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Cruz: To save time, I'll say just buy into whatever he's selling.
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But investors eventually changed their minds, refusing to buy into Trump's bluster.
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We didn't want to buy into the hype, but it's super tasty.
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And there are plenty of reasons not to buy into that narrative.
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As such, should we buy into Monk being a hyper-elite shooter?
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BECKY QUICK: To buy into the Permian Basin, to get more assets?
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For those who buy into it, homeopathy is synonymous with holistic health.
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You just have to be careful about what image you buy into.
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Soon they should be able to buy into all of Dell directly.
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Anti-vaxxers buy into the thoroughly debunked theory that vaccines cause autism.
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We'll see if consumers will buy into any of these people's efforts.
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Republicans buy into Trump's concept of greatness on Tuesday—if their anger
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Buying the stock is also a way to buy into his world.
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Whether you buy into it or not, fashion can get weird sometimes.
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Do you buy into that idea that governments are less sovereign today?
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Additional fighters, that gives the fan a reason to buy into it.
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Assuming you buy into the low-return future, what should you do?
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"In Chaikin's view, Marathon is a buy into this weakness," Cramer said.
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Clinton embraced allowing people as young as 50 to buy into Medicare.
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The price of the rights to buy into the cash call CRDI.MI_r.
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And even many terminally ill people buy into this line of thinking.
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These people should either be renters or buy into a bigger building.
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Thankfully, Pousette-Dart did not buy into this art world fairy tale.
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He might not get all of those to buy into his plan.
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Don't buy into the excitement and let your emotions override your judgment.
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Isn't lying, if you buy into my argument, an artifact of language?
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I don't buy into the notion of genres, perhaps for obvious reasons.
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The raise could also allow for new shareholders to buy into Premier.
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No, not everybody at his rallies buy into it, but some do.
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You guys buy into it all the time … Think what it's about.
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The raise could also allow for new shareholders to buy into Premier.
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Why should I or anyone else buy into a slowing sales cycle?
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You might as well buy into some extra power when it's cheap.
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He prefers a public option insurance plan that anybody could buy into.
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Instead of selling into stock market weakness, we buy into the weakness.
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The answer to the question is that people buy into my agenda.
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This allowed him to galvanize his employees to buy into his ideas.
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It's another challenge for millennials trying to buy into the American dream.
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You don't even have to buy into sovereign dogma to get swindled.
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Debbie Stabenow (MI) that would let people buy into Medicare at 55.
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Yet it was much more expensive to buy into an established success.
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If you don't buy into her impact, just ask her thousands of followers.
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For romantics, the auction is a chance to buy into a fabled past.
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I'm an atheist and I don't buy into the substance of religious beliefs.
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Some company is trying to get us to buy into their retirement plans.
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Should fans buy into the pessimistic talk that is now surrounding the club?
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Don't buy into anything that says it can dam the bad feelings permanently.
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"I don't know if people will buy into it in the same way."
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Genuine leadership is the ability to convince others to buy into your vision.
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And these women want to buy into a world that's built for them.
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China is also making it easier for foreigners to buy into its markets.
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First, he had to get his players to buy into a new system.
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But it preserved an option for people to buy into the ACA's expansion.
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That President Donald Trump would buy into a conspiracy theory isn't a surprise.
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But I don't buy into him being the greatest painter that we have.
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Backers invest their money in crowdfunding campaigns because they buy into the dream.
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Investors could, however, buy into companies related to Dick's survival strategy, Cramer said.
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The family could buy into the capital increase to avoid being heavily diluted.
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"I don't buy into the killer robot [theory]," he told CNBC this week.
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He implied it could buy into Milan's existing council-owned arena, San Siro.
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So why do athletes and specialised sports scientists buy into these pseudoscientific fads?
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Perhaps now, Bekele would more readily buy into a scientific approach to training.
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They could buy a catastrophic plan, or also buy into a richer one.
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The U.S. market has been slower to buy into bitcoin for real estate.
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Nor did Mr. Trump ever quite buy into what Mr. Manafort was selling.
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Players, too, expect each other to buy into the concept of the team.
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That refusal to buy into those expectations makes her a joy to play.
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Phelps, however, continues to wear the badge and buy into his own reputation.
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But Fadi doesn't buy into the myth that regional foods are so different.
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Consumers often buy into this argument, falsely convinced they're getting something for free.
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One needn't buy into the rock artiste worldview, ahem, to acknowledge Prince's genius.
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And it tells us why women themselves often buy into these ideas, too.
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Schatz's plan calls for every American to be able to buy into Medicaid.
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Anyone who doesn't buy into that philosophy is likely to get a pass.
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It's unclear just how much Carter wants us to buy into this stuff.
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They make peace and buy into the existing order when they are stopped.
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More than that, they buy into the art of the well-made bar.
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Hempstead issued a small warning for investors looking to buy into a theme.
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Bernie Sanders' single-payer health plan -- but allow anyone to buy into Medicare.
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They make it more appealing to buy into the journey side of Destiny 2.
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So I ask the Congress, let these hardworking Americans buy into the Medicare system.
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But the White House needs to buy into it and get right behind it.
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He's instead backed a plan that gives people the option to buy into Medicare.
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It makes sense if you buy into Snyder not loving Superman's boy scout image.
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They can literally buy into the look of the celebrities they most relate to.
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"Ratio is a lefty Twitter concept that I don't buy into," he tweeted Friday.
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So I do not buy into the happy, fuzzy narrative that they're changing course.
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Because then you buy into, at best, the same limitations that a cow has.
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We need everyone to sort of buy into the idea that violence is bad.
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" He added, "These people buy into all kinds of distasteful politics in our society.
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You either buy into his amazing success or you stick with something less volatile.
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Both foreigners and locals could buy into internet firms with a solid legal footing.
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"This is what I'm not going to buy into," the house flipper, 48, says.
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He doesn't buy into mass consumerism, yet his hair is perfectly styled, just so.
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Despite the concerns, most analysts are still urging clients to buy into the report.
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If I want to buy into an internet company, there are lots of choices.
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"I don't buy into the whole Mad Max scenario," says John Rubino, of dollarcollapse.
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But Americans will also be able to buy into Medicare immediately if they want.
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Sorry, once you buy into the Nintendo cardboard eco-system, there's no way out.
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There are few pure plays for investors who want to buy into virtual reality.
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Allowing people of all ages to buy into Medicare is progress toward single-payer.
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IGD's main shareholder Coop Alleanza has already committed to buy into the capital increase.
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Chris Murphy (D-CT) is proposing to let people and business buy into Medicare.
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The company allows traders to sign up and people can buy into their strategy.
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"You're trying to get people to buy into an alternative world," Jim Kay says.
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Others would give individuals 55 and older the option to buy into the program.
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Activant "can buy into the IPO and continue to support the business," he said.
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Enthusiasts predict bitcoin futures will allow large investors to buy into the cryptocurrency trend.
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Now, we get to see whether Tesla's shareholders will buy into Mr. Musk's vision.
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If investors once again buy into its growth story, the stock could rise quickly.
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"The American government, or any government, really shouldn't buy into this narrative," she said.
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Clinton has proposed her own approach, which would allow people to buy into Medicare.
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She has also called for allowing people to buy into Medicare at age 55.
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But that doesn't mean the rest of the world will buy into that plan.
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" Jones explains, "All too often, we buy into the illusion that everything is alright.
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We (nearly unanimously) buy into the myth that obscurity and quality are perfect bedfellows.
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BRMC don't seem like the kind of band who'd buy into that whole thing.
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Insist that anyone who doesn't buy into your narrative is fake or jealous. Repeat.
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So we just had to buy into that we're all here for each other.
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Yet this week's episode, "Seven-Fifty," is careful not to buy into the fantasy.
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Or, rather, I've never had the necessary funds required to buy into the hype.
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Data beyond the bucket you buy into is still an additional $12 per gigabyte.
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Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, says investors should buy into weakness.
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In some scenes, it's hard not to buy into the veteran actor's unhinged performance.
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Why buy into your own leading-man persona when you can just rent Thor's?
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That data in particular could encourage more advertisers to buy into podcasts, Lieber said.
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But you don't need a ton of money to buy into the stock market.
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Boxer said the bonds would let Americans literally buy into federal climate change work.
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Another sister was arrested because she couldn't afford to buy into the sanitation system.
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TELECOM ITALIA CONSIDERING CREATION OF VEHICLE FOR FUNDS TO BUY INTO OPEN FIBER - SOURCE
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While others have taken a more measured view, they hardly buy into the ballyhoo.
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Above all, never simply buy into the promises that potential tenants make to you.
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During that time, Americans would be allowed to buy into the new government plan.
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It feels as though people are becoming too cynical too buy into that original story.
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I think those are things that everyone can buy into whether you're black or white.
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It was a lot easier to buy into Nick Swisher because of his power potential.
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Whenever customers buy into his brand, they have a vested interest in his continued success.
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Trader Brian Kelly contended investors should not buy into Twitter until the stock gains momentum.
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Don't pass up the chance to have extraordinary experiences because you buy into these myths.
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And you have to buy into this basic notion that people don't want the cut.
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Goldschmidt suggests keeping with the style of the building you are trying to buy into.
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"The doctors make it sound very bleak, but we don't buy into that," she says.
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Cramer thinks that's good reason to buy into the sector, but only on a pullback.
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We buy into a company at some point, and we must exit at another point.
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"I don't buy into long rates moving back to the 4 percent territory," Patel said.
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Don't buy into this rally yet, said Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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The "Halftime Report " experts discussed whether it's time to buy into this beaten down name.
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The problem is that investors aren't so sure if they buy into the hype anymore.
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A successful salesperson must buy into what they're selling, and Richardson Jr. is all in.
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We don't buy into the hype cycle, but think long-term potential is under-appreciated.
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Is it a good time to buy into beat-up emerging markets stocks and bonds?
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China's General Nuclear Corporation (CGN) has agreed to buy into one third of the project.
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Brian Schatz (D-HI) has a bill to allow people to buy into Medicaid. Sen.
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"The players buy into the vegan thing from a performance point of view," he said.
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Rather, it would let all Americans choose to buy into a beefed-up Medicare program.
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Smith doesn't buy into the fatalistic notion that this type of violence is inevitable, though.
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It was a movie I could totally buy into because it was not some superhero.
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The move came after the company asked ValueAct to buy into its stock, Seagate said.
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A similar bill to allow people to buy into Medicare was recently introduced in Congress.
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Delek and Noble have agreed to buy into the pipeline to transport the gas supplies.
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But she also didn't want to buy into a bubble that looked set to pop.
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Some Democrats are equally skeptical, warning their party not to buy into the early data.
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Under the public option, people could buy into government-run healthcare if they wanted it.
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In a bull market, you'll find plenty of investors happy to buy into expensive stocks.
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Swiss, French and Dutch banks began to buy into the city of London as a
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We will keep looking for legitimate projects and we will certainly buy into token offerings.
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Pick the best stocks to buy into weakness and sell the rest to raise cash.
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Nor will it persuade the uncommitted that now is the time to buy into metals.
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The move is expected to allow institutional investors to buy into the cryptocurrency trend. Disclaimer
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"We are talking about something people are given a chance to buy into," Buttigieg responded.
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First, don't buy into the political fear mongering — this would be playing into their hands.
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But don't buy into the marketing hype surrounding specific glasses for specific varietals of wine.
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Still, a problem remains: People don't buy into blockchain applications unless they can make money.
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"I don't really buy into the idea that it's island-dwarfed Homo erectus," he said.
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The government worked hard to get people to buy into the necessity of tough measures.
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Sometimes one party just can't help it; they're just too angry to buy into it.
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The answer is that both conservatives and liberals buy into a series of Medicaid myths.
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Investors who buy into Snap will have little say in the company's strategic direction, however.
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We see current valuation as a good opportunity to buy into a high quality brand.
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Renaissance's strategy is to buy into the largest, most liquid companies entering the public markets.
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"None of this works if the president doesn't buy into this 100 percent," he said.
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Investors are using the franc as a borrowing currency to buy into higher yielding assets.
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Biden, currently leading the polls, has also backed a public option anyone can buy into.
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It led investors to buy into the private equity firm's growth story for the unit.
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Don't buy into the notion that Afghanistan can be won by means of conventional forces.
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Young Bangladeshi men buy into this less, because they are less absorbed into British culture.
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We just have to look carefully at the evidence and not buy into the hype.
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Many other users on that Reddit thread seemed to buy into the theory as well.
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And that&aposs clearly the path that we would be on if we buy into that.
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We also buy into the consensus view that the iPhone cycle should be better this year.
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It's up to you to buy into it or, in this case, just laugh about it.
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But they-- if you have a decent business, I mean, you-- you buy into a business.
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Instead, she said the government should allow people to buy into a public Medicare-like option.
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So why didn't the public buy into this let's-horde-everything theory despite the media hype?
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"We buy into the lives of our favorite celebrities through their photos on Instagram," Riaz said.
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Regardless of whether you buy into the facts or the legend, Beatty got his green light.
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If there's one trend you buy into for fall, let it be this perfectly retro fabric.
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I hope it pulls back and you can get a chance to buy into further weakness.
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With that in mind, people have become aware of their responsibility to buy into conscious consumerism.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday recommended investors buy into the turnaround story of Boston Beer Company.
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Although reviews were generally mixed, plenty of tech publications were willing to buy into the hype.
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I think if the stock is down it's a compelling opportunity to buy into the stock.
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If the goal is specific, targeted, and it resonates with your customers, they buy into it.
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But I don't buy into the view that it's going to work better in all cases.
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Even people like Le Douanier, who never left France, couldn't buy into that delusion for long.
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I'm a rational person and I don't really buy into true love forever, so I'm good!
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If you're not religious, you don't have to buy into what some see as religious overtones.
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For rappers and singers, people know what they're gonna get so they can buy into it.
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Very perversely therefore, a strong backtest almost becomes a reason not to buy into a strategy.
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Some traders, though, said they would not buy into airlines regardless of leadership changes at United.
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After that, when people bought apps and games they were also continuing to buy into Apple.
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So I'm not going to buy into let's use the Fox News Channel as a piñata.
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The Trump administration should be very wary of compromises that buy into the climate change narrative.
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Those who buy into the regime's propaganda about the MEK have clearly never interacted with it.
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You're asking a stranger to take you seriously and buy into the charade of your authority.
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By dint of the fact that I've got a real family, I buy into my version.
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It's a clean ingredient statement, it's a very functional product that doesn't buy into any hype.
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Q. But ideally, you want to get as many employees to buy into your new vision.
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If foreign investors begin to buy into Mexican debt, it could help limit the peso's slide.
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Players are attracted to teams where there is a commitment, a philosophy they can buy into.
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We can't buy into the conservative frame that the Democrats are a party of the minorities.
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Debbie Stabenow's Medicare at 50 Act, which allows ages 50 to 64 to buy into Medicare.
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" This plan would allow Americans to buy into Medicare, which is often dubbed "the public option.
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Do you buy into the argument that Trump is leading the press around by the nose?
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Then, there's a group who want to go halfway, allowing some Americans to buy into Medicare.
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If you buy into the prevailing in-house theory, the answer to that question is yes.
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Even if UK politicians belatedly buy into the idea, their European equivalents have reasons to resist.
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To some, the IPO presents a rare opportunity to buy into in a cryptocurrency supply company.
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Like with any chatbot, you might buy into an illusion of anonymity that doesn't really exist.
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Chris Murphy, who is working on a bill that would let all Americans buy into Medicare.
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First of all, I'd allow people under 240 to buy into Medicare on a voluntary basis.
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Those wanting to buy into Kik's 'Kin' token sale will be registered to register at kin.kik.
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While we're on active duty, we get used to it—you buy into this false narrative.
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With strong leadership, it's easy to buy into a long-term outlook and trust the process.
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Conversely, don't buy into the myth that a credit card will help build your credit profile.
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Most of us buy into a workaholic ethos that leaves us with little time for community.
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You don't have to buy into these values, but you'll probably still be judged by them.
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Figure out a compelling narrative around the film, and then get people to buy into it.
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Basically, you'll now be able to buy into the stock market at a very low price.
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That damage is [the] first chance for long-term investors to buy into weakness this year.
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He uses his immense wealth to buy into the political system, and so did ancient oligarchs.
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Hollywood stars were eager to buy into Uber, which they had started using to get around.
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But Wilander does not really buy into that, especially when grand slams reach the second week.
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"They obviously also buy into the message that was sent up on the Jumbotron," Popovich said.
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And even a majority of Republicans favor allowing people over age 50 to buy into Medicare.
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And I don't buy into the statistics 'cause I think they can make you really nervous.
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In addition, he cited how the smart phone maker's customers buy into the company's product ecosystem.
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But that's the natural conclusion when you buy into the bs fairytale of the American meritocracy.
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Yet Republican leaders have given no hint they'd let states buy into a Medicare public option.
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But surprisingly, some of these Democrats do not fully buy into a Medicare-for-all plan.
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"It is common trade for international investors to buy into the high yielding finance sector when they buy into the Australian economy, so the pressure especially on banks suggests some international nervousness about the outlook for Australian market," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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But Coinbase Bundle launched in September, so there was no way to buy into it in 2013.
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That said, it's still difficult to seriously buy into Front Page Tech's Google Pixel 3 Bamboozle theory.
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To buy into the myth that HIV is no longer an issue is both negligent and dangerous.
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But coffee's never been that economically sensitive — I think Starbucks is a buy into weakness right here.
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CHAFFETZ: Conspiracy theories he was talking about, that we -- the Republicans, you know, buy into this stuff.
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While Lara smiles knowingly, Bobby and his childhood friend propose to buy into the pizzeria as partners.
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He instead said he supports a public option that allows anybody to buy into a government plan.
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The problem is they consistently buy into managers when their hot streak is about to turn cool.
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If you want us to buy into your apology tour, you really need to answer this question.
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Personally, I buy into a school of thought that exists on the opposite end of the spectrum.
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Farmers can choose not to buy into big data tools, but their friends might think they're crazy.
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It just shouldn't be a grain reserved primarily for those who buy into healthy living marketing schemes.
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Not least because brands will need to see evidence of scale to buy into the Fleksyapps' vision.
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Why it matters: It's an early, earnest attempt to get countries to buy into general ethical principles.
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Investors should buy into the stock market's rebound rally on Friday, technical analyst Katie Stockton told CNBC.
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And Americans on the street appear less willing to buy into Trump's new tone than investors do.
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Essentially, they are vehicles that allow investors to buy into real estate and receive special tax considerations.
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" Kerry added, "So far, American legal theory does not buy into the so-called right to protect.
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Instead, it would mean allowing individuals and employers to buy into Medicare — basically a big public option.
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When well-respected people buy into something, we often assume that they've done our homework for us.
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Snapchat, however, could become a big draw for brand ads if they buy into Spiegel's quality argument.
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The turmoil led investors to buy into safer asset classes, including U.S. Treasurys and safe-haven currencies.
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"While the stock isn't exactly cheap here, ... I think it's a buy into any weakness," he said.
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The option rights to buy into the capital increase will be exercisable from Monday to July 1003.
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Hantec Markets' analyst Richard Perry said it was too risky to buy into European stocks for now.
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In digital transformation, your employees are the customer you need to convince to buy into the change.
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That route would create a government-run health plan similar to Medicare that Americans could buy into.
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The centrists would start by letting those just under the 65 age-of-eligibility buy into Medicare.
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"A lot of guys get that taste of success and buy into what they hear," Gomez said.
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Others buy into upgrade plans with their carrier that lets them change out their phone every year.
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A lot of people don't buy into it; there's a lot of cool people in these scenes.
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Rubio did not give a direct answer: "The answer is people buy into my agenda," he responded.
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Well, I don't buy into the idea that it would be a monopolistic ownership of space travel.
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It's about getting everyone to buy into a vision, like a growth mindset, and modeling it yourself.
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Instead, it would mean allowing individuals and employers to buy into Medicare – basically a big public option.
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They also discussed the extent to which they buy into the series's deterministic vision of the universe.
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It's hard to not buy into these messages that your brain and your body are giving you.
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Basically, the ETF invests in a group of stocks, and you and I buy into the ETF.
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How do you get a big multinational company to buy into such a dramatic change in strategy?
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For retailers, why should they buy into a line if they think it's about to change direction?
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And that could, in turn, drive even more people to buy into long-term bonds. Rinse. Repeat.
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"They want to destroy anybody who does not buy into their identitarian frame of politics," he continued.
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And it shapes a new narrative which Trump's supporters and media cheerleaders can buy into and adorn.
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She was an accessible personality whose lifestyle J. Crew customers could, and did, aspire to buy into.
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Last week, Reuters reported the company was in talks to buy into U.S. investment company TCW Group.
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The first generation Kindle was expensive, and value conscious customers needed some incentive to buy into it.
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Other experts, like Stanford Law School's Hank Greely, who has studied IVF, don't buy into this argument.
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Not everyone is as eager to buy into the bull thesis for this China-tied name, however.
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Washington's governor is proposing creation of a public option, a state insurance plan residents can buy into.
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On the incremental side, several different proposals would allow certain people to buy into existing public plans.
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You have to buy into that comedic approach for Snatched to work — when it works at all.
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Do you support allowing people with employer-based health care to buy into a federal insurance program?
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Between the lines: Hulu hopes customers will buy into the cheaper package when up against its Netflix competitor.
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Certainly, condoms should be comfortable, but there is no need to buy into magnum marketing ploys (or excuses).
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I make a mental note to hop on the website later to actually buy into a retirement fund.
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My brain instinctively knew I wasn't skydiving, but it could buy into the idea for chunks of time.
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In theory, the program is a strong tool for disaster mitigation, especially as more people buy into it.
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They never left my side, so why would I want buy into something that's not what I feel?
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But, more to the point of your question, why do conservatives buy into this post-fact Trump world?
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He doesn't favor progressive policies like Medicare for All, preferring an option to buy into government-run insurance.
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For this entire movie to work, viewers seriously have to buy into the chemistry of Montag and Clarisse.
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Both shows demand you suspend logic to some extent if you want to buy into the central premise.
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For one, he did buy into the regimentation for a long, long time to accomplish this Herculean goal.
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Getting approval to buy into a co-op building in New York City can be a lengthy process.
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Google is making another big buy into smartphone hardware — or at least the people responsible for creating it.
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Brian Schatz (D-HI) that would enable states to give all residents the ability to buy into Medicaid.
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Morris Mark, president of Mark Asset Management, is telling investors to buy into media companies, specifically China's Tencent.
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She clearly doesn't buy into the God's Promise hype, but we don't get much insight into her mindset.
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Investors want to buy into companies they believe are good environmental stewards, or at least not actively harmful.
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Even if you don't buy into the benefits of herbal remedies, the sudser itself is pretty damn good.
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Most financial advisors buy into the idea of the decreasing-risk glide path that target-date funds follow.
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When I asked Lamoriello about this, he told me having your team buy into your vision is vital.
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People won't truly buy into a product, service, movement, or idea until they understand the WHY behind it.
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No one would buy into Google Nest if there wasn't at least an illusion of privacy and security.
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The hard part is raising the cash and peace of mind to buy into a high-end rig.
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But European nations generally don't buy into the concept of a first lady -- let alone a first family.
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Hillary also would allow people in the 55-64-year-old age group to buy into Medicare early.
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"I would not want to buy into the FTSE at these levels," said Horizon Stockbroking director Kyri Kangellaris.
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Meek's legal team wants the judge to buy into the current thinking ... that solitary insidiously destroys the psyche.
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It's hard to say if people would actually buy into this futuristic aquatic expressionism and information sharing technology.
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It is tempting to buy into the notion that congressional initiatives can make up for interest-rate increases.
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The state has a 4 percent stake in Monte dei Paschi and can buy into the cash call.
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Chris Murphy, another potential 226 candidate, will propose an alternative: Allowing individuals and businesses to buy into Medicare.
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We do not buy (nor do we buy into a need for) non-oxygenated (non-ethanol) premium gasoline.
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Hardline activists say that young people will just never buy into the idea of living across the border.
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It's when we accept the uniform, we accept what we're told without question, we just buy into shit.
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"I work with athletes who buy into what I do and the way I do things," Treacy said.
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As a philosophy, we buy into the saying 'If you're not at the table, you're on the menu.
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I don't buy into the rather precious notion of cinema as ritual, at least not the solemn kind.
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Brian Higgins' plan to allow those 50 and older to buy into the popular program for senior citizens.
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Biden is supporting a public option to allow anyone to buy into Medicare, an idea insurers also oppose.
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Suddenly, retail stocks are back in fashion, but one technician warns investors shouldn't buy into the recent trend.
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Some multiracial people today still buy into that thinking, that the lighter their skin the better, he says.
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Several Senate Democrats have introduced a bill that would allow people aged 55-64 to buy into Medicare.
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The Dallas Cowboys became the first team in the NFL to buy into STRIVR's VR training last June.
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Chappaquiddick is skeptical of Kennedy's version of events, though it doesn't buy into the more sensational renditions either.
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People were mortgaging their houses to buy into the future growth of San Francisco and its surrounding regions.
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" CICC analyst Natalie Wu called the development "a good opportunity to buy into dips given Tencent's solid fundamentals.
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They buy into an idea that it's like a special human quality of genius or connections or whatever.
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Private equity is also ready to buy into two Australian coal mines up for sale by Rio Tinto.
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The debut of bitcoin futures on established exchanges also allows institutional investors to buy into the cryptocurrency trend.
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Would it be weird for The New York Times to buy into a piece of regional Australian life?
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Dream Kardashian clearly doesn't buy into the terrible twos theory ... not after having a magical birthday to celebrate.
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It also found many low-income Americans would simply forgo insurance rather than buy into high-deductible plans.
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Anyone who applied for that pathway would be eligible to buy into the Medicare for All system. Yes.
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New Mexico is considering a plan that would allow any resident to buy into the state's Medicaid program.
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Why are U.S. conservatives so willing to disbelieve science and buy into tinfoil-hat conspiracy theories about scientists?
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ICOs are a means for start-ups to raise capital by allowing users to buy into their platform.
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But even if you don't buy into the energy side of things, you can still benefit from them.
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The question is whether enough consumers and publishers buy into this new system to allow it to work.
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People buy into the presentation of you before they ever believe in, buy from or invest with you.
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When investors don't buy into these cheap stocks it normally means they are crowding in high growth names.
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"I think having these conversations with children earlier, they're not going to buy into hateful narratives," McEntee says.
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In my opinion, even more significant than issue-specific positions is millennials' disinclination to buy into American exceptionalism.
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Like Siegel, he says it's an opportunity for investors to buy into attractive areas after January's record highs.
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Darren Samuelsohn: I don't buy into impeachment being a weight on the impeaching party in the next election.
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Alekperov said that Lukoil would be interested to buy into the entire Bashneft, to get a 'synergy effect.
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Getting fossil fuel industry workers to buy into the proposal, particularly labor unions, may be another big challenge.
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Here's a brief update: Disney is willing to write a very big check to buy into BAM Tech.
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The digital currency flyaround • Investors are falling over themselves to buy into the initial coin offering of Block.
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Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg have proposed an optional Medicare-like insurance plan, which anyone could buy into.
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One isn't sure if it's possible to buy into the vicariousness of Ai's gesture of himself as refugee.
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Convincing early adopters to buy into educational VR systems like zSpace and Immersive will be critical for its spread.
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IF: I think the question is, are Google consumers premium consumers that like to really buy into an ecosystem?
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So don't buy into the mindset that the more unpleasant an activity is, the better it is for you.
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It&aposs a move to advance a socialist agenda and I don&apost think we should buy into it.
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The flip side is that customers also buy into the limitations of those services, which may not be apparent.
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The challenge now is to really make everyone buy into this new approach and completely overhaul Microsoft's internal culture.
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It was hard for me to buy into the danger until the final moments, because everything felt weirdly safe.
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The 4.2 percent yield is also attractive, thus he thinks Ventas is a buy into any kind of pullback.
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More contrarian, perhaps, was Kraus's advice to those who buy into the adage that founders learn from their mistakes.
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Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster advised investors to buy into the iPhone maker heading into its quarterly results next week.
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There are calculators, apps, and social media accounts that make it easy to buy into the idea of macros.
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But as the results of the poll show, most Americans aren't ready to buy into this biologically enhanced future.
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Before we can enjoy the premise, surely we have to buy into the fact that she is not pretty.
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But the public and the press were willing to buy into it because of his age and visible vigor.
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"For hedge products to have success, investors need to buy into the theme that they're reducing risk," Rosenbluth said.
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If you hear the dying screams enough times, you might buy into the idea that you can fix them.
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And that makes the diet easy to buy into, says Krista Scott-Dixon, a nutrition consultant for Precision Nutrition.
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Their uniform is a colonial relic, an antiquated symbol of wealth and masculine power that many still buy into.
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It's almost like feedback, but in our heads it's like why would women — extremely intelligent women — buy into this?
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It would let states create a program for residents with any income to buy into a Medicaid insurance plan.
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"It's a great opportunity to buy into emerging markets," said Ricardo Adrogue, head of emerging markets debt at Barings.
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He also said Amazon and Facebook as other companies to buy into in the technology space, possible as alternatives.
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That's a place that will teach you not to buy into your own bullshit, and especially not anyone else's.
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Instead, you simply put whatever you're going to buy into your bag, and leave the store when you're done.
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I cannot buy into the hate and live in fear and let that dictate my access to the world.
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He was quick to acknowledge that it took time for him to buy into a sharing-is-caring philosophy.
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Many congressmen and the Obama administration, it seemed, did not previously buy into the new interpretation outlined Tuesday night.
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"The secret is not to buy into b------t about aging," like the perception you lose your sex drive.
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"We want the American people to buy into whatever it is that we are trying to present," Cummings said.
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Why not let novels stimulate emotions all they will and readers buy into them as intensely as they wish?
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People usually buy into an ICO because the coins are cheap and could offer big returns in the future.
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But does the public buy into what the science shows about the implications of failure to reduce greenhouse emissions?
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Judge Paul V. Niemeyer suggested that the Supreme Court will not buy into the use of Trump's campaign statements.
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But apparently enough customers were convinced to buy into Paltrow's latest health hoax and sell out of the eggs.
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So it ends up lashing out at its own voters when they refuse to buy into that story line.
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China is also reportedly working on regulations to ease rules so foreign firms can buy into its security firms.
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Analysts appear to buy into Facebook's vision, though it has not articulated how it will adapt its ad model.
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Beneath the sheen of new phones and watches was an unspoken ultimatum: Buy into Apple's lifestyle or become obsolete.
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It's hard to buy into Thoreau's concept of self-reliance while knowing that his mother was doing his laundry.
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Getting local audiences to buy into the triennial may be more important than luring the globe-trotters, some suggest.
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They didn't really buy into economic nonsense; it would be more accurate to say that economic nonsense bought them.
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"It allows you to target the subsidy to those willing to buy into the system," said Mr. Lansberg-Rodríguez.
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Most people, especially overachievers, buy into the flawed premise that success is attained through two things: money and status.
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Gail: I don't buy into the theory that liberals are going into some kind of left-wing Trumpist tailspin.
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Even liberals themselves often buy into these claims, berate themselves for having been condescending and pledge to do better.
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Technological revolutions aren't meant to be messy, but rather products of perfection that the public can easily buy into.
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"The purpose of Medicare for all is defeated if there are other plans people can buy into," he said.
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Arya and Sansa buy into Littlefinger's flimsy scheme (at least until they compare notes with the all-seeing Bran).
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With the acquisition, Fox becomes the second big old-line network to buy into the ad-supported streaming business.
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Selling stock, even at a discount, will require Mr. Musk to find investors willing to buy into his dreams.
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" For Ms. Guthrie, "flat visibility is about refusing to buy into the narrative that women without breasts are disfigured.
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Especially as a celebrity, it can be tempting to buy into a lifestyle she can't really afford, she says.
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The public editor's take: If this fell more into the category of press criticism, I'd buy into the idea.
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"It's so weird and eerie to see that people buy into this stuff," he added of Mr. Trump's supporters.
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The individual mandate also forces people to buy into a system in which they may not want to participate.
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If you take away anything from this speech, let it be this: don't buy into society's definition of success.
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Investment company Salt Financial said recently that it may actually pay early investors to buy into its new ETF.
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He supports building on the Affordable Care Act by adding an option to buy into a public health plan.
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But McCarthy's statement Thursday reinforces signals from other senior Obama officials that the administration doesn't buy into that push.
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This latest plan seems to buy into the idea that "general obligation" (GO) bondholders should be favored over others.
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Having the largest 25G network would be a marketing advantage as customers look to buy into the exciting technology.
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Later in the show, he reveals when investors should take a chance and buy into the newly public Bill.com.
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The senator said that was the wrong way to look at it and that people "buy into" his agenda.
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I respect -- you can ask that question, and I can tell you that I -- people buy into my agenda.
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I just don't want to buy into the funerary industry where it costs $7,500 for a plot with gravestone.
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"I refuse to buy into the idea that you need acrimony and tension to create great work," he said.
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Would you support allowing people who are covered with employer-based health insurance to buy into a federal program?
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Would you support allowing people who are covered with employer-based health insurance to buy into [a federal program]?
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Oil Search in turn used the money to buy into the Elk Antelope gas field being developed by France's Total .
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Or do you buy into this notion that we need to be so politically correct and give balance to everything?
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When you buy into an ETF, you may think you're spreading out your risk across hundreds of high-yield bonds.
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In 2017 she introduced a bill to allow people between 55 and 65 years old to buy into the program.
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From high prices to a dearth of video sources, there are many things to consider before you buy into HDR.
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It's not too late to buy into this record stock market rally, investment expert Katie Nixon told CNBC on Friday.
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If you value both your time and your money the smartphone is the one — the only one — to buy into.
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Follow-on offerings of publicly listed companies have also rebounded, demonstrating investor willingness to buy into new sales of stock.
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Which is precisely the sort of media-driven hyperbole that Boeheim refuses to buy into, one way or the other.
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Or maybe you buy into the idea of AirPods as a status/fashion symbol (no judgments here, it's a thing).
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"I'm not so sure I buy into that argument," Arthur Dong, a professor at Georgetown's McDonough School of Business, says.
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Trader Pete Najarian also said investors "probably want to be in Facebook" if they choose to buy into social media.
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Chris Murphy, would also allow employers to buy into a beefed-up version of Medicare as their health care plan.
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Just because I didn't buy into the moralizing zeal didn't mean I didn't think it was a pretty good thing.
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In many instances that's true, and as apps adapt to buy into Apple's world view then that will only improve.
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It's a move that could let Wall Street firms, college endowments and high-net-worth individuals buy into the sport.
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But should gold maintain its current levels, the GDX will be a solid buy into the summer months, he said.
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"Dictator" is the work of a novelist who refuses to buy into the fashionable dismissal of politicians as inherently contemptible.
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And ironically, despite their lack of practical definition, they also present a totality which makes them difficult to buy into.
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Bottom line: Don't buy into the spin that says the investigation into Russia's attempts to influence our elections is over.
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The CNBC "Fast Money " traders debated whether to buy into retail stocks on Cyber Monday or look outside the sector.
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Whether you buy into the idea of planetary retrogrades or not, finding anything to blame sure can be a relief.
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From lavenders to lilacs, and even pastel violets, Easter-ready purples are proving to be the color to buy into.
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A killer app is an application you love so much you buy into a whole new way of doing things.
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He's here to live his best life, not to buy into whatever pre-packaged adventure the hosts have to offer.
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When you're already deep into an Instagram blogger's profile, it's only natural to want to buy into whatever they're selling.
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She also has suggested allowing some working Americans to buy into the Medicare government health insurance system for the elderly.
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He said upfront that Victoria's Secret is selling a fantasy and suggested that not everyone has to buy into it.
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That means existing GoPro users don't have to buy into a whole new accessory ecosystem to enjoy the Osmo Action.
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We need everybody to buy into this and some of CODE2040's most visible and successful champions are white men.
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They lose if we buy into a "both sides" argument that turns these children into hostages for immigration legislation negotiations.
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If they listen and go 'HERE, MARGARET, HAVE A LISTEN TO THIS, IT'S NOT BAD,' I can buy into that.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is suggesting that investors buy into Funko, the $2800 million toymaker that sells pop culture-related collectibles.
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He wanted to write the script first and make sure that we would all buy into his vision of this.
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The thinking was that getting the nation's banks to buy into the central bank would support and legitimize the institution.
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But my initial impression is that anyone who's already sensitive to spoiling wine won't buy into Kuvée's 30-day guarantee.
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Leave it to Ashley Graham to keep it refreshingly real — and inspire some festival-going fashion we'd realistically buy into.
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And there are only certain times you can buy into the fund or unload your shares (thus, the "interval" tag).
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"Yes, this is a difficult moment, but there are high-quality stocks you can buy into weakness here," Cramer said.
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Unfortunately, too many immigrant families buy into these ploys only to sink themselves and their loved ones into financial ruin.
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Check. Focusing on characters that refuse to believe zombies are real, because who could really buy into such a thing?
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Many buy into "propaganda" they see on television or online and don't take time do their own research, he said.
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When it comes to the trade war, Cramer said it's still too early to buy into the most recent news.
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They should not once again buy into the false narrative that taxes need to be raised before government can spend.
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Here's how it works: Investors buy into the bond, and the money is drawn as needed for forest restoration work.
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Automaker's are treading lightly as dealers no doubt have to buy into the idea and implementation of vehicle subscription services.
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One solution is a public option, which would give Americans the choice to buy into a program run like Medicare.
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"Global investors generally buy into the large caps, which is dominated by the banks, miners and the staples," added Somasundaram.
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The question now is whether Tesla's shareholders will continue to buy into Mr. Musk's vision and vote for the deal.
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Cramer agreed with the upgrades, recommending that investors carefully buy into some shares ahead of the company's next earnings report.
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"CEFC is looking to further boost its presence in Russia and buy into En+," one of the sources told Reuters.
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The change means that part-time workers will no longer be able to buy into medical coverage through the company.
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Check the minimum investment amountMost index funds require a minimum investment to buy into, typically anywhere from $1 to $3,000.
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" Cruz said "left-wingers" believe in staying neutral in the conflict because "they buy into the media's false moral equivalency.
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We would thus ignore the current jitters and buy into the current weakness, particularly with dividend season almost upon us.
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When you have that many guys helping that you can trust, you can pretty much buy into any defensive scheme.
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On Wednesday, Justice Anthony Kennedy, whose vote may be the only one in play, appeared to buy into that illogic.
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He gave status-quo answers to get good grades, but he didn't buy into all of it, especially dark matter.
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According to board-certified dermatologist Dr. Michael Swann, when you buy into a full line, you're probably getting filler products.
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The legislation, set to come out this fall, would let all people and businesses buy into Medicare through Obamacare's marketplaces.
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Hey, it's great that almost anyone can buy into the zeitgeist of current-season trends nowadays without breaking the bank.
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So you buy it, you buy into it, and you fuel the continuation of this endless cycle of blinkered nostalgia.
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You have to buy into that mission to really give it all that you have – you can't waver on that.
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This week though they said investors used brief sell offs when North Korea tensions have spiked, to buy into stocks.
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"By purchasing two single earrings and wearing them together, you essentially buy into two trends in one go," she said.
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Even if you buy into that, how could he allow himself to become the cheerleader of the porn star presidency?
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In the past, employees needed to work at least 20 hours a week to buy into the health-care plan.
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On Friday, stock investors in the United States had a chance to buy into this fast-growth, cash-burning model.
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All good ideas, but Wolfe has no road map or magic wand to get most Americans to buy into them.
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His views on health care are centrist; he would allow people to buy into Medicare, a proposal embraced by Mrs.
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"I would urge everyone to take a deep breath and not buy into the talking points and the hyperbole," Sen.
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Wouldn't it be good if anybody could buy into Medicare at a price they could afford just to create competition?
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So you may just get your chance to buy into weakness sooner than you think, and it will be sudden.
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When voters don't feel engaged or respected, they fail to vote, or worse, they buy into a dangerous, nationalist ideology.
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John Petrides, portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, said it's still too early to buy into any of these stocks.
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"I wouldn't be inclined to buy into the FTSE, this side of the referendum," said Horizon Stockbroking director Kyri Kangellaris.
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If you buy into the trait model, it's relatively easy to choose a leader: you look for a leaderly personality.
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Despite a rocky start, founders like Spiegel have good reason to be confident that investors will buy into an IPO.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Investors are falling over themselves to buy into Alibaba's debut on the Hong Kong stock market.
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But Novaes, who has profited as an early adopter, said it's not too late to buy into the various coins.
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It would be ... to not buy into the delusion that the necessary price to become successful is burnout and exhaustion.
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Let's buy into Ocasio-Cortez's case that costs would shrink if the government, rather than the free market, ran things.
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And I think it's a great buy into any tariff-related weakness that you know is coming down the pike.
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And he insisted that Alienstock — and he, Matty Roberts — was a brand Area 51 believers would want to buy into.
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Is there a vision of a decarbonized future that could actually be awesome — that people will want to buy into?
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Jonathan Krinsky, chief market technician at MKM Partners, said in a note Monday investors should "buy into" tech's recent pullback.
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Morgan Stanley is also bearish and recommends clients buy into defensive stocks, which are less tied to the economic cycle.
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It's cultist, Mr. Harper added, to convince workers to buy into their own exploitation with a change-the-world message.
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But if we buy into the logic of carb-restricted diets, then it implies acceptance of a lifetime of abstention.
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The bounce that we got a couple of days in equities was just a trap for people to buy into.
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"The demand for safe, legal abortion is a demand that many people have been able to buy into," Cavallo said.
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And when people talk about the healing energy of rose quartz crystals, well, you better believe I buy into the hype.
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Brian Schatz (D-HI) laid out his plan to allow every American to buy into Medicaid if their state allows it.
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Trader Guy Adami said the collective thought for inaugurations is to buy into the swearing-in ceremony and sell the inauguration.
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How else can you build stars if a fighter's own countrymen and women aren't willing to buy into what you're selling?
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"I think as a team we're starting to buy into that mindset that coach (Scott Skiles) keeps on preaching," Smith said.
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Without that, it will become increasingly difficult to get your staff to buy into your vision and drive the business forward.
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Do you have a sense yet of how much the premiums would be for people who want to buy into Medicare?
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The partnership is a "smart move" and a small price for Sarepta to pay to buy into potential competition, he said.
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This has the Pavlovian effect of giving his words a believability (at least for those who buy into the cultural stereotype).
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Be especially wary if you're randomly contacted by someone you don't know encouraging you to buy into a specific microcap stock.
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" She understands how the game works, and plays her part happily, but adds vehemently, "I don't buy into winners and losers.
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"Lyft is down because all the people who want to buy into the ride-hailing business have become disillusioned," Menlo said.
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Katz also said investors looking to buy into a FANG stock should stay away from Amazon because of its high valuation.
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In the West people generally need deep pockets before they can afford to buy into products such as money-market funds.
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Essentially, these governments want an endorsement and "getting the U.S. to buy into their narrative would be the victory," Dworkin said.
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His supporters seem to buy into the idea that he's a handsome prince on the verge of turning into a president.
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Instead, Wolfe focuses on science as propaganda, part of America's psychological offensive designed to convince people to buy into American ideology.
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A weaker dollar boosts gold prices by making it cheaper for traders outside the U.S. to buy into the precious metal.
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"Let us not buy into the plan of these terror groups to inflame the feelings of our other religions," he said.
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Spectacles' $130 price point is a lot less than some alternative ways to buy into the new hotness (regardless of functionality).
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Anything that inflated housing or other asset prices helped older owners and hurt younger people trying to buy into those markets.
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" This was not majority rule: "Everyone had a veto, which meant everyone had to buy into every decision, business or art.
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Microsoft is trying to make it simpler and cheaper — up front, at least — for customers to buy into its Surface lineup.
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But I do not buy into a group of scientists who have in some cases found to be manipulating this information.
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It is exactly what CoStar CEO Florance envisioned a year ago, when he made a multimillion dollar buy into the technology.
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And, unlike Audible, Google isn't asking users to buy into any kind of a subscription service to listen to the books.
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I also knew that in order for people to buy into sustainability, it had to be something they would already buy.
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On explanation for the far-reaching crash could involve how altcoin markets work; people often use bitcoin to buy into altcoins.
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"I know a lot of socialists that don't give a shit about sports, but buy into the Sixers," Larry told me.
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Backers invest their money in crowdfunding campaigns because they buy into the dream of the people who put the campaign together.
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Koffler criticised Berlin's willingness to intervene, saying the security concerns about letting China's Yantai buy into Germany's nuclear industry were overblown.
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But if you buy into the lies, you may as well be buying everything else these deceptive Instagrammers are selling you.
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If Jones is getting fewer people to buy into his worldview, he'll have difficulty maintaining a mass audience for Infowars supplements.
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The analyst outlines three reasons why he's ready to buy into Apple again: Get the best of CNBC in your inbox
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So far we've had zero layoffs due to the acceptance by our people and their willingness to buy into our future.
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And when there's a boxing promotion behind it, it speaks to how easily people buy into the foolishness of it all.
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The source said the Atlante 2 fund would only invest in non-performing loans and would not buy into bank equity.
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There are many evangelical Christians who are intellectuals, who do not simply buy into right-wing — or left-wing — political views.
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"Since UnitedHealth had already pulled out of the Obamacare exchanges, I'm tempted to say it's a buy into weakness," Cramer said.
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In order to buy the deal, investors have to buy into the adjustments and cost savings forecast, the first investor said.
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It is one thing to endorse allowing young people to buy into Medicare, which is a bad idea, but not crazy.
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Do you buy into that vision, a more Marxist-leftist vision, or a more nationalist-Kemalist vision, or an Islamist one?
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Siegel doesn't buy into the belief that the only way to achieve disproportionate growth is by breaking rules and the law.
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Once the money is transferred, it will remain in a holding account of sorts until you buy into the index fund.
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His vision is bigger and bolder than the last king's, but only a fool would buy into it without some skepticism.
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"He has got us really a good, solid game plan that is easy to buy into and get behind," Mickelson said.
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Part of the issue some of these companies have is that you need to buy into the groupthink to work there.
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When you buy into the Internet of Things (IoT) and cobble together a smart home, the results can be life-changing.
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Banco BPM, which now owns 15 percent of Anima, pledged to buy into the share issue and keep a significant stake.
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If you buy into the Silicon Valley hype, we'll all be riding around in self-driving cars in a few years.
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While Stoknes concedes that individual actions alone can't solve the climate problem, he doesn't buy into the idea that we're powerless.
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I'd allow people to buy into Medicare, the so-called public option, and I'd use Medicaid the way President Obama did.
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I could never buy into an alien that had the benefit of hiding his alien-ness simply by donning his spectacles.
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Brian Schatz (D-HI) told Vox this week that he's preparing a bill that would let more Americans buy into Medicaid.
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One of the things that I'm interested in is the narrative that we buy into as soon as a case breaks.
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"2016 is probably a bit early to buy into the reform story," said Charles Robertson, global chief economist at Renaissance Capital.
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We could also shift away from an employer-sponsored system by allowing people to buy into our single-payer system, Medicare.
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Here's the thing: To buy into this entire premise, you have to believe, as Wade does, that the OASIS is good.
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Green means you hear music in everything, yellow means you're ambivalent, and gray means you don't buy into Fluxus as music.
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They don't buy into the illusory rhetoric of waiting for the law to be repealed — they're fighting for more than that.
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Conveniently, Facebook ignores decades of research demonstrating that those who have consumed untruths are unlikely to buy into the corrected version.
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In the memo, Nadella seemed to indicate Reller and Bates were leaving the company because they didn't buy into Nadella's vision.
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Three Senate bills introduced by Democrats would allow people to buy into Medicare or Medicaid, while maintaining a private insurance market.
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"It's much easier to be a sheep and buy into the narrative than it is to decide for yourself," he said.
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Privately, many Republicans say that they do not buy into all of Trump's deeply disturbing, topsy-turvy policies toward authoritarian regimes.
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Thus getting people to buy into your purpose and take ownership of it gives you the support needed to pass legislation.
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With today's announcement, the company hopes to entice a hundred million more Spotify users to buy into the Sonos sound garden.
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We are seeing that 'buy the dip' mentality creeping in as big long-term investors like to buy into these weaknesses.
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When you buy into an environmentally focused ETF, you might not be expecting to own a stock such as Procter & Gamble.
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Retail experts are also hesitant about whether American customers would buy into the holiday, despite brands' growing enthusiasm toward Singles Day.
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If not, it says that the Algerian people didn't buy into what the candidates, and then the new president, were selling.
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He's covering every angle he can think of, and ten per cent or more of American voters will buy into it.
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A whole world of choice is opening up to consumers who want to test out — or fully buy into — meat substitutes.
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By being able to communicate well, charismatic leaders are able to promote their vision and persuade others to buy into it.
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Investors have rushed to buy into fintech firms this month despite no clarity on when Beijing will launch its digital currency.
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Democrats in Congress should build upon another proposal by the coalition: allowing some people near retirement plan to buy-into Medicare.
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If you want Medicare, if you lose the job from your insurance, from your employer, you automatically can buy into this.
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RUBIO: I -- there -- that is the wrong way to look -- first of all, the answer is, people buy into my agenda.
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It is a real "problem" only if the media buy into the dubious claims made by the fans on the sidelines.
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The current dip in global markets could actually give investors an opportunity to buy into Asian stocks and bonds, analysts said.
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Since I refuse to buy into society's demands about what a "perfect" wedding looks like, we're going to D.I.Y. this thing!
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Among Democratic primary voters in the Fox poll, 78% said they favored allowing all Americans to buy into the Medicare system.
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Another bill would give every state the option of letting residents buy into Medicaid, the government health program for poor Americans.
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Even more — roughly three-fourths — were somewhat or strongly in favor of allowing people to buy into various government health plans.
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You want them to buy into old-school witchcraft but also old-school Christianity, a kind we don't really practice anymore.
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Brian Schatz (D-HI), for example, has offered a bill that would allow every state to let residents buy into Medicaid.
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An important influence appears to be whether people buy into the notion that a habit is under or out of their control.
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And I think the market will fully buy into our story when we've demonstrated consistent growth in profitability over a period time.
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Luckily, none of the other women seem to buy into Dorit's campaign that Erika was intentionally trying to show off her goods.
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Gray also finds it difficult to watch a show for two hours a week and not buy into it a little bit.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese oil and gas conglomerate Sinochem is looking to buy into Singapore-listed Noble Group, Reuters has reported.
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Prosecutors said in court that after hitting hard times, Wilhelm asked Murray to buy into his floundering business, the court clerk confirms.
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It involves, among other things, examining your feelings and deciding whether to buy into them, whether to let them carry you away.
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The Chinese state-backed conglomerate aims to buy into the island's technology sector as a step toward building China's own semiconductor industry.
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For example, if someone has a 60-40 split in stocks and bonds, continue to buy into the market in that proportion.
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It's difficult to get me to truly buy into a new adult drama that doesn't have the sudsiness of Shonda Rhimes attached.
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Yet for one analyst, a subsequent pullback in the space is giving investors a chance to buy into J.C. Penney's turnaround story.
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If you buy into the current hype around this year's Academy Awards, Casey Affleck is the current front-runner for Best Actor.
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To make this work, Eiland said Harvey needed to channel the expected anger into improvement and to "buy into" the new duties.
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To buy into much of what the skin-care industry is selling, to a certain extent, you have to believe in magic.
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Perhaps most distressing to owners is the fact that once you buy into a timeshare it is almost impossible to get out.
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So far, SeaBubbles has found no shortage of investors that buy into its vision of sleek, Uber-esque travel over the waves.
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Cleanyst is at least a less costly bet on bag-squeezing technology, and customers can buy into its ecosystem starting at $99.
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But should investors buy into World Series participants, the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros, or other baseball teams, in the first place?
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For those trying to buy into a co-op building in New York City, the application process can be lengthy and stressful.
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In the interim, they would have the option to buy into Medicare or another publicly run option that does not currently exist.
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I don't pretend to be a bastion of mental health, but I cannot, for reasons of self-preservation, buy into Schmid's insanity.
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Back in 2015, when the project was at its peak, it was difficult to recommend anyone really buy into the presumed vision.
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Habeco, which controls 20 percent of Vietnam's beer market, also attracted investors keen to buy into an area of high growth potential.
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Retail investors can already buy into special purpose acquisition companies, which act like concentrated buyout funds (albeit with slightly more shareholder protections).
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Investors buy into such debt partly because of the spread over benchmark German Bunds and the ECB deposit rate of minus 0.4%.
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He speaks directly to those Americans who feel neglected or on the fringe, those who can no longer buy into empty bromides.
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And if you buy into this way of thinking, seeing single people is threatening, especially if you see people enjoying single life.
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It is time for all of Africa's leaders to buy into the implementation and practice of clean energy in a major way.
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Delek, Noble and Egyptian East Gas have agreed to buy into the East Mediterranean Gas Company's pipeline to transport the gas supplies.
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If they wanted their land back from Israel, they would have to play by American rules and buy into the peace process.
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"Co-participation is very powerful because people will buy into a service if they've had a hand in producing it," he said.
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And once you buy into a lighting system, you're more-or-less stuck with it, so you'd better make the right choice.
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"I'm also in favor of what's called the public option, so that people can buy into Medicare at a certain age," Mrs.
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Brian Schatz (D-HI) is now proposing to allow every American to buy into Medicaid, should their state agree to allow it.
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Second, even if you buy into this logic, the U.S. already has plenty of "limited nuclear options" short of all-out war.
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But experts have found that allowing healthy people to buy into an insurance market separate from sick people could destabilize the system.
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"If the stock sells off a little bit and you still like it, dust settles, then we buy into it," he said.
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The most powerful force that propels an asset's price higher is the accurate or inaccurate narrative that droves of investors buy into.
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But of course a lot of people, including a lot of famous and creative people, were eager to buy into the myth.
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Yet there's no question that many voters — including, almost surely, a majority of white men — will indeed buy into that vision. Why?
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The S&P 500 gives investors an option to buy into 500 of the largest companies in the US with one purchase.
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Likewise, it's easy to argue that investors who buy into companies with multiple classes of shares know what they are getting into.
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Once the futures launch, many large investors restricted from directly purchasing bitcoin will be able to buy into the digital currency trend.
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But the current generation of young people — the most open-minded in history — cannot buy into this narrative of self-blaming forever.
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The derivatives allow institutional investors to buy into the cryptocurrency trend and could pave the way for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
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The thing is, younger people also can be short on patience, and patience is what you need to buy into this series.
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As gut investors, we also buy into stories more than hard data, and many would agree this speculative investing ends up messy.
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Unburden whatever you may be holding in'... We always joke around on set, saying, 'I can absolutely buy into what they're selling.
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And Marshmello's looks so childish that it almost seems like a mockery of our willingness to buy into these types of gimmicks.
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There also already is a Medicaid buy-in model: More than 40 states successfully allow the disabled to buy into the program.
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Why are HCPs so able to convince huge chunks of the population to buy into what they're selling and vote for them?
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During this four-year transition period, anyone could buy into Medicare coverage until they're eligible in what's known as the public option.
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Set up a tip jar and at least a few people will buy into a divvied-up subscription model for content providers.
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He didn't buy into the "go big or go home" ethos; instead, he earned a fortune — and was roundly ridiculed for it.
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"It's very difficult to buy into this vision of a new stadium, when we've seen no real evidence of it," he says.
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Fee-only advisers work for a flat fee or flat percentage, so they don't make money when you buy into specific investments.
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Asked on whether Sberbank would buy into the Russian finance ministry Eurobond, Gref told reporters that it was too early to say.
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Still, the stock sold off, giving investors what Cramer saw as yet another opportunity to buy into an "extremely well-run" name.
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In order to buy the deal, investors will have to buy into the adjustments and cost savings forecast, the loan investor said.
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Biden promises to continue that trend by building on Obamacare, particularly with a public health insurance option that anyone could buy into.
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It is also true that the Browns and Jacksonville Jaguars exist, so don't buy into that Any Given Sunday mantra too hard.
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He issues a 10-year bond, double the maturity that the current government has managed, demonstrating that investors buy into his vision.
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And I for one will not buy into the idea the terrible and strange stuff that went on cancels all that out.
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People of all backgrounds are more than willing to buy into a dream, but it has to be at the right price.
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It's just like, yes, if you want to buy into one of these programs, you should be able to do it. Next.
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"I don't buy into the narrative that any one ethnic group owns admissions to these schools," he said in a television interview.
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One question for investment bankers is whether beaten-down investors would be prepared to buy into a rush of regional capital deals.
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In real life, I'd imagine she wouldn't chase him at all (in part because I do buy into queer readings of Jo!).
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But he did not change his fundamental conclusion or buy into the notion that Clinton's defeat represented a harsh verdict on Obama.
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Brian Schatz, himself a Medicare for all cosponsor, that would allow Americans to buy into the Medicaid program for the low-income.
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Still, Erlam raised the possibility of a quick rebound in markets as dealers look to buy into assets at a cheap price.
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It might be time to buy into small-cap stocks even though they are lagging their large-cap counterparts, some strategists say.
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If you buy into the idea of Ryan's bouncing back against the Chiefs, why not stack him with Jones in daily leagues?
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The next mobile internet revolution has started, but that doesn't mean every person should buy into every aspect of it right away.
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Top shareholder EXOR, the holding company of the Agnelli family, has committed to buy into the capital increase pro-quota, Juventus said.
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What if persons 55 and above would be allowed to buy into Medicare with the payment of an unsubsidized market based premiums?
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After proving it could charge more for new iPhones, the company has quietly increased the price to buy into the newest models.
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Having hit an all-time high on Tuesday, Visa's stock has been notoriously tough to buy into at lower levels, Lang said.
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Norinchukin Bank is among them and is understood to be in the final stages of securing approval to buy into euro CLOs.
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And parents pay top dollar to buy into neighborhoods zoned to "good" public schools that can be as exclusive as private ones.
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By purchasing a $550 watch, or a $3,000 bicycle, hip consumers buy into the revival of one of America's great industrial cities.
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" The chancellor last year said, "I just don't buy into the narrative that any one ethnic group owns admission to these schools.
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I don't know if I buy into the whole theory but I have a lot of traits consistent with being a HSP.
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One would let people who don't have other insurance coverage buy into Medicaid (as long as their state opted into the program).
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But I can't bring myself to buy into the consensus that he is therefore incompetent and unprepared to run US foreign policy.
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Pressed on whether he would reject campaign donations from the N.R.A., he kept repeating, "They buy into my agenda," to no avail.
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And although Mr. Yang thinks some Republicans would eventually buy into universal basic income, it's a near certainty that most would balk.
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The industry culture is designed to buy into that con, that destructive, specious fantasy of elegant men from a more "civilized" age.
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Too many younger feminists buy into the canard that second-wave feminism was exclusively a white, bourgeois affair, unconcerned with race and class.
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But I don't really buy into that because I find that environmental reasons are more of a thing people like to write about.
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Some progressives, like Green, are even comfortable with the term being applied to the various proposals to allow all Americans buy into Medicare.
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For instance, he's rejected a government takeover of the health care system and proposed instead to allow more Americans to buy into Medicare.
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But she said she didn't feel strongly about whether there should be a single-payer system or an option to buy into Medicare.
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To make this work, Intel needs to work with the entire ecosystem, starting with the IoT device manufacturers to buy into this system.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not to buy into it by chasing stocks or panicking out of them.
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"I don't buy into this idea that I could walk down the street and say, 'That lady's got an atrophied forehead,'" he says.
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"If people buy into it in their personal lives, we can make this happen with a growing economy and minimal pain," Clegern said.
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But the myth that climate science is up for debate isn't the biggest or most dangerous falsehood that people buy into, Hayhoe says.
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For little more than those prices, you can buy into Philips' much more flexible Hue smart lighting system, which even offers cheaper bulbs.
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As more advisors buy into passive management, many recognize that there's little use in spending their time creating customized portfolios for every client.
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Mindy immediately assumes her ex wants to buy into her flailing practice to "control" her, which is something Old Danny would definitely do.
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It's game-on in a new effort to get millennials to buy into Obamacare — and strengthen the financial performance of health insurance plans.
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Despite the big market moves of late, there is still time to buy into the rally, strategist Robert Pavlik told CNBC on Thursday.
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When Google makes it a one-button process and the effect is better than the Portrait mode, I'll buy into the software magic.
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Also, these aren't crayons — he doesn't buy into that kind of commercialism — they're literally scraps of charcoal that he whittles with his pocketknife.
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"I think our humor actually sells the fact that we are brother and sister, and you can buy into our history," he adds.
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Is there enough demand from investors to buy into all of the IPOs that are expected to come down the pike this year?
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He was awake when many in his generation were asleep, but far too smart to ever buy into anyone else's pre-packaged ideologies.
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This led to average Joes wondering what they were missing and trying to figure out how to buy into this whole Bitcoin thing.
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No matter where your success takes you, the minute you buy into the hype and their praises, you'll lose focus and fall off.
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Then there are the others that would allow all Americans to buy into government insurance (like Medicare or Medicaid) if they wanted to.
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If the previous commercial focused on convincing adults to buy into Nintendo's new approach to gaming, this one is all about the teens.
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But the language of mysticism was seductive; I started to really buy into the idea that these rocks were guiding me to them.
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For decades, American foreign policy makers have been trying to convince US allies, including those in the Gulf, to buy into this mythology.
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I know you didn't buy into the trend five years ago, or even a year ago, but I think the time has come.
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"I think that any hope that we're going to buy into ruining healthcare in America, there's not a chance of it," he said.
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The legislation would let states create a public option by expanding Medicaid eligibility to any individual who wants to buy into the program.
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"Allowing companies to have ownership of future materials gives venture capital firms incentive to come here and buy into these opportunities," Schneider added.
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As stock market volatility piles up, investors might be asking themselves if it's a good time to buy into the market's latest dips.
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Others can choose to buy into the plan instead of private insurance, and coverage will eventually become free for everyone, the campaign said.
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Then the NRA indoctrinated GOP leaders, asking them to buy into the concept of armed political violence and spread it to their constituents.
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Rick has always insisted that he can't possibly be happy or caring because he's just too smart to buy into all that bullshit.
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Beyond a fundraising event for the company, the ICO offers an opportunity for would-be investors to buy into the Omise Go network.
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Can they convince an investing public that has been suspicious of any rallies for years to buy into a sunnier outlook for stocks?
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And now, some Democrats are pushing Medicare buy-in which would allow anyone 85033 years or older to buy-into the Medicare system.
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Some of my friends' families completely turned their backs on them because they don't buy into the religion anymore, or because they're gay.
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China's gold demand should be at least steady in 2017, with some upside as consumers buy into rising prices in local currency terms.
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Other more incremental proposals, like letting people buy into Medicare if they so choose while preserving the existing system, are polling even better.
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To believe in Kevin Gates is to buy into him completely, to follow the weird, winding path of his career with resolute faith.
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The same cognitive dissonance that informs the refusal of so many to buy into Leicester's results also informs the way Ranieri is perceived.
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The source said it is not certain that KEPCO would buy into NuGen and that it was one of several options under review.
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As they have convinced others to buy into their vision and expanded their customer base, Gola believes their youth has been an advantage.
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That is also a striking departure from the Obama administration, which explicitly excluded undocumented immigrants from being able to buy into public programs.
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While Musk may not yet fully buy into the coronavirus fears, he finally said he will try to help respond to the pandemic.
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Whether you buy into the sheer emotionalism of his choreography is a matter of taste; his skill as a dancer is a fact.
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Ms. Steen said she sometimes clashes with other recovering addicts who buy into the notion that buprenorphine is just another opioid, a crutch.
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Another approach would be to let people buy into Medicare at some point before they become eligible for the program at age 65.
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It is aspirational, but it is an unusually achievable aspiration: In New York City, you can buy into the Starbucks lifestyle for $21990.
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The next generation, and even the older generations, are understanding that, whether you completely buy into global warming or not, there are trends.
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The win for "Parasite" is a win for Asian-Americans only if Asian-Americans buy into the prevailing generic notions around Asian culture.
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The governor said a few weeks ago that a $600,000 contribution might be the ticket to buy into an "adopt a station" program.
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But we should not buy into the idea that we can endlessly spend money and pass the cost on to the next generation.
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International investors will watch how the company handles disclosure and regulatory requirements before considering whether to buy into a potential future international listing.
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But none of that matters if people aren't going to buy into the smart home because they are (rightfully) concerned about security issues.
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Huffman expressed deep regret, saying that her desire to give her daughter every opportunity led her to buy into the arrangement with Singer.
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Acknowledging that your blindness, selfishness and fear compelled you to buy into a man who is selling you out may take more time.
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Also, Democratic lawmakers in both chambers have been refloating more moderate bills that would allow younger Americans to buy into Medicare or Medicaid.
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We'll also consider some of the most popular ESG strategies, including ways in which investors can buy into the socially responsible investing movement.
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The art movement has origins in graffiti on walls and public transport, but art investors found a way to buy into those works.
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Clinton instead proposed the somewhat scaled-back step of adding a public option and allowing people 55 and older to buy into Medicare.
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It seems a simple enough proposition: Give people the choice to buy into Medicare, the popular federal insurance program for those over 65.
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It seems a simple enough proposition: Give people the choice to buy into Medicare, the popular federal insurance program for those over 65.
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The Nevada legislature passed a bill Friday that would allow anyone to buy into Medicaid, the public program that covers low-income Americans.
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If the new health care company permits outside firms and individuals to buy into whatever they create, that could set off a revolution.
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If you buy into them and their marketing technique, they could do wonders for attracting the kinds of Instagram followers still using Pinterest.
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Immigrants are most willing to buy into American culture when they sense that it accepts them as fully fledged members of American society.
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It's not just Trump calling certain black countries "shitholes" that should alarm any black person tempted to buy into divisive anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Those cheaper prices might be enough to entice enough users to buy into its services, and help the company grow its desired advertising revenue.
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I buy into the psychology of texting, and I do wait to respond to make it seem like I'm less interested or super busy.
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Don't buy into the 'American Dream, life is linear' myth of going from college to grad school to corporation to home ownership to ... whatever.
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And even if you have the best wrestlers in the world, it won't be a good match if the crowd doesn't buy into it.
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With the hitting both all-time intraday and closing highs, investors may wonder if it makes sense to buy into stocks at these levels.
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His advice to other potential franchise owners is to carefully consider whether you want to build everything yourself or buy into an existing system.
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She said he seemed to buy into racist tropes about Asian women's deference, telling her they were discreet and knew how to keep secrets.
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Yet convincing customers to buy into AI's potential now, at what is still a pretty nascent stage in the tech's development, remains a challenge.
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Railpen had also been an investor in Kobalt Capital's previous $350 million fund, raised in tranches to help the company buy into music copyrights.
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Respondents were more bullish on letting people buy into Medicare, with 51% saying it's a good idea and 30% saying it's a bad idea.
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However, its usual bold floral and gingham prints can be quite intimidating if you're looking to buy into the trend for the first time.
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A pickup in oil prices and a more stable currency have improved economic prospects in Nigeria, prompting investors to buy into the stock market.
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After going online, weeping as I typed the words "Kylie Jenner lip kit buy" into Google, I soon discovered it was completely sold out.
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Gillibrand told an AARP forum Tuesday she supports allowing Americans to buy into Medicare and eventually making it an earned benefit like Social Security.
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Donald Trump's fiery rhetoric has presented investors with a rare opportunity to buy into mega-cap internet stocks, closely followed analyst Gene Munster says.
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Attracting investors to buy into Brazilian airlines might not be easy due to jet fuel taxes and falling domestic traffic due to the recession.
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What's unique about crypto and blockchain relative to other retail [offerings is that it's] possible for the average person to buy into the frenzy.
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Consider it a time when everything is briefly on sale and buy into broad market funds or individual stocks you believe in long term.
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But rather than shy away from equities, Dwyer notes investors can use the pullback as an opportunity to buy into the next leg higher.
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In the last few decades, however, this seems to have crystallized into a gender stereotype which men and women buy into in equal measure.
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Before we get into that, though, I want to kick off with something else: Do you buy into the idea of techfin versus fintech?
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But Wall Street veterans including Samana caution that investors should not buy into the idea of a Chinese recovery too quickly — turnarounds take time.
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Although that is common with ICOs because investors buy into a product roadmap that will developed with the funds raised via the token sale.
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In the U.S., you couldn't even buy into the modular future unless you were on Verizon since the phones were exclusive to the carrier.
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If you want health-care coverage, you'll have to either buy into the other country's insurance plan if allowed or purchase a private policy.
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Workers buy into this, so when they experience situations that would ordinarily be thought of as sexual harassment, they don't identify it as such.
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" The reasoning behind revitalizing the coal industry: "If you can guarantee me that the wind's going to blow tomorrow…then I'll buy into that.
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Investor Zhu Haifeng said he didn't buy into the unicorn funds, which have a lock-up period of three years, because of the risk.
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The entire economy rides on the principle that for few to find success, many need to buy into the promise of it, Wissinger said.
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The reliance on digital currency for the business model does present another challenge, though, as getting people to buy into this could be tricky.
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One possibility is a vote on a somewhat less dramatic proposal, like allowing people to buy into Medicare once they reach age 50. Rep.
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So one thing they could do is take the credit they receive from us and use it to buy into their employer-sponsored insurance.
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"The success of [welfare] depends on whether caseworkers and clients buy into the ideology of the institution," a sociologist writes in Selling Welfare Reform.
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While he does not support of "Medicare for All," Biden said people should have the option to buy into Medicare if they want it.
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Editorial Health policy experts have long argued that Congress should let older Americans buy into Medicare before they become eligible for it at 65.
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There's a lot of remaining questions about how this ecosystem will work and how many people will buy into it in the first place.
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Bitcoin futures would allow institutional investors to buy into the digital currency market without directly investing in bitcoin, which regulations prohibit them from doing.
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Brian Higgins, secured an assurance last month from Nancy Pelosi to prioritize a plan to allow people 50 and older to buy into Medicare.
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Refusing to sound like a politician running for president or to buy into the media narrative makes him unique in a pack of sameness.
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But the opportunity to buy into "good" neighborhoods with "good" schools that de Blasio wants to protect has never been equally available to all.
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An accessible price point also lets more customers buy into the brand: The Eva Mendes for New York & Company line tops out at $129.95.
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But, when Silva is announced to fight, you can't help but buy into it, entrapped in the pure excitement he produces in plentiful supply.
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I was the only panelist who did not buy into the premise that the Senate is broken (the other three panelists were political scientists).
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They buy into their own character and often, however gracefully, ultimately descend into a caricature of whatever they set out to be decades before.
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Investors have been spooked by worries about the global economy, and were in no mood to buy into companies that produced positive earnings surprises.
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His plan includes a new "public option" that would allow people to buy into a program his campaign says would be similar to Medicare.
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I check my Ameritrade account and it looks like a good time to buy into a company that has been on my watch list.
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Castro's health care plan, by contrast, is aimed at covering all Americans automatically, without the added step of having people buy into the plan.
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Several U.S. Democratic lawmakers have introduced different versions of expanded Medicare, such as allowing people aged 50 and older to buy into the program.
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Neumann also reorganized the IPO structure to give a tax advantage to WeWork's founders and other insiders over those who buy into the IPO.
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Then you get the people who want to buy into Medicaid and they call it Medicare-for-All and all this other stuff, right?
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Should the push for universal health coverage involve Medicare for all, or simply the right for everyone to buy into an enhanced Medicare program?
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"I just don't buy into the narrative that any one ethnic group owns admission to these schools," he said on Fox 216 New York.
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You have to bring people along, and I usually like to tell people why we're doing something to help ensure they buy into it.
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He was also perhaps its most fervent evangelist, openly boasting at the Capitol that he had convinced friends and acquaintances to buy into Innate.
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If powerful institutions or constituencies do not buy into the terms of the pact, they can act as spoilers, leaving the new government weak.
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Bernie Sanders' Medicare-for-all bill -- instead pushing to lower the age when people are allowed to buy into the government health care program.
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As part of his deal for joining the Galaxy Beckham was given the chance to buy into an MLS franchise at a reduced price.
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Belief in the MAGA narrative would probably encourage people to buy into the stock market, even at elevated levels, thinking it will go up.
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It opened up fun and challenging fitness classes to a much larger group of participants who previously couldn&apost afford to buy into them.
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During the dot-com bubble of the '90s, valuations were driven sky-high by investors eager to buy into internet and high-growth companies.
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"We're going to 'Medicare for all' for everyone but we're going to give all people the choice to buy into the system," she said.
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It is no surprise that individuals left to their own devices enthusiastically buy into hot markets and abandon ship at the worst possible time.
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Just before staking his claim as heir to the Obama mantle, Castro asserted Biden had said patients would have to buy into his plan.
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Top shareholder Exor, the holding of the Agnelli family, is committed to buy into the capital increase pro-quota, Juventus said in a statement.
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In the coverage of this report, those who don't buy into the climate orthodoxy are given short shrift, if they are mentioned at all.
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Investors might be loathe to buy into a coin based in China due to some of its crackdowns, such as banning digital coin issuances.
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Law firm Ashurst says such changes could affect many Middle East Islamic investors who buy into real estate through unit trusts and offshore funds.
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But for Natixis Asset Management Asia, greater volatility in the Malaysian market presents an opportunity to buy into the growth story of Southeast Asia.
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"If you were to ... buy into this Goldman call, you have to believe that something else is going to catalyze this stock," she said.
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Some would enable older Americans who are not yet eligible for Medicare to buy into that program — at age 50 or 55 or 60.
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It would also join a list of about a thousand other reasons not to buy into the unpasteurized cheese trend sweeping hipster neighborhoods everywhere.
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This book does not buy into the idea that you can learn about a country's soul by spending a few days traveling across it.
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The big picture: Roughly a dozen states have expressed some interest in allowing people who currently aren't eligible for Medicaid to buy into the program.
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The men, or whatever they call themselves, who buy into this ignorant and sexist treatment of an entire body of thought are left with what?
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Whether or not you buy into that tradition, wouldn't it be great if there was a way to actually stick to your goals year-round?
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And I think what&aposs particularly scaring people is there are two Donald -- and I never buy into this, but there are two Donald Trumps.
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With deals to buy into everything from financial services to Spanish soccer club Atletico Madrid, Wanda said on Monday revenue rose 19 percent last year.
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But he has since changed his mind, coming out in favor of a more mild option to allow people to voluntarily buy into Medicare instead.
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The idea, best exemplified in the Medicare for America bill, is that any American would be allowed to buy into a government-run insurance plan.
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I don't think it's as simple as smartphones, [where] the people would buy into a particular ecosystem and then lock in and everything around that.
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As I mentioned earlier, Google is pricing a two-pack for $269, but there are other ways to buy into Google's Wi-Fi router ecosystem.
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Indeed, if they don't kill Obamacare soon, the next step will probably be an enhanced program that lets Americans of all ages buy into Medicare.
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Back home in her own cherished closet, MacGraw doesn't buy into trends, but prefers to wear pieces of clothing and jewelry that are beautifully crafted.
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If The Bachelorette really wants us to buy into its leading lady's love story, they're going to have to let go of her last one.
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Golden Gate Venture's Lauria echoed those thoughts, adding that it could light up e-commerce verticals, which Alibaba could be hungry to buy into, too.
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In the meantime, expect Facebook's revenue growth to slow down while the company gets advertisers to buy into Stories and its vertical video ad formats.
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"What I am always preaching is, hey guys, try to think integrated," he told Reuters when asked why he did not simply buy into China.
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If policymakers buy into the technical and economic assumptions in the paper, it has big implications for the direction of state, local and national policies.
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More people than ever seem to buy into the crazy notion that in the near future we'll be buzzing between rooftops in private, autonomous drones.
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We buy into some version of the intentional fallacy: the notion that art is about having a clear-cut intention and then confidently executing same.
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SHARE PRICE GAINS Investors buy into such debt partly because of the spread over benchmark German Bunds and the ECB deposit rate of minus 0.4%.
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" But, he added, "we're only going to buy into companies that we think have brands and that have the volume that is worth doing it.
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Goldman Sachs Chief U.S. Equity Strategist David Kostin said it is time to buy into growth stocks as last week's sell-off is largely over.
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Don't act like you didn't watch the below scene and buy into it 100 percent, because Jeff Goldblum can say anything and we'll take it.
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Tim Kaine (D-VA), one of the sponsors, says he could foresee a future where large employers are also allowed to buy into the plan.
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That fundamental difference made it that much easier for me to buy into the illusion of Dr. Grordbort's Invaders, even with Magic Leap's current limitations.
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It's scary to think that we've created, and constantly buy into a situation that will probably lead to our own demise — but it's also freeing.
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There are huge numbers of people in our community that do not buy into the nine-to-five, sell your soul for health insurance lifestyle.
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I thought it might be hard for teenagers to buy into meditation without meaningful bio feedback, which is at the root of what we're building.
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Banor Capital's portfolio manager, Francesco Castelli however said he didn't buy into the belief that the country's banking system was heading for a mass default.
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Surround yourself with hungry, brilliant individuals who not only buy into your philosophy, but who are all willing to work just as hard as you.
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"What we're going to do is allow as many people who want to buy into the crowd sale over a two-week period, " she said.
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With deals to buy into everything from financial services to Spanish soccer club Athletico Madrid, Wanda said on Monday revenue rose 19 percent last year.
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"Trump's themes are not just the purview of Republican voters; there are independents who buy into a watered-down version of Trump's nativism," she says.
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In 2015, the value of fintech deals and the number of investments hit all-time highs as investors clamored to buy into budding start-ups.
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Can Amazon provide enough value to get people people to buy into this and the creep factor of an Amazon video camera in their bedroom?
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The key question is whether enough smartphone users can be convinced of the value of switching their keyboard to buy into Fleksy + ThingThing's big vision.
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Will liberal donors buy into this new identity, fashioned by a group whose leaders have shown no real investment in liberalism as a governing project?
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Of course, there are a fair number of women who buy into the alt-right's conception of the deeply sexist fantasy that is an ethnostate.
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Sidney Pearce doesn't buy into the hype that millennials are financial flakes who would rather buy a Venti latte than invest in a retirement fund.
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Most importantly, these apps have incentivized disillusioned users like Brown to buy into the project of salvation -- both their own and, in turn, their community's.
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Mokhtari said he expects banks to dip further with uninspiring earnings, due next week, and would look to buy into the sector at that point.
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R: First I think I give the value proposition in a succinct and formidable manner where they can truly understand it and buy into it.
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Plus, we often buy into the idea that "green" products — especially beauty products — require us to look worse in order to feel better about ourselves.
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The only people who still buy into the fiction that she is a progressive are her friends in the Democratic Party and the Washington media.
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Some view it as the gateway to universal coverage, while others are content allowing people to buy into a government healthcare plan if they chose.
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But Ward said he didn't buy into fears that expanding e-commerce and delivery fulfillment would siphon customers away from Walmart's brick-and-mortar locations.
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As we talk to clients, they're starting to capitulate and value players that weren't involved in this space are starting to buy into the space.
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His public option plan, which would allow anyone to buy into the Medicare program, would cap out-of-pocket drug spending at $85033 per month.
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It makes no sense to undercut a key policy victory by the president to buy into a future of complexity and conflict on international taxation.
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This fund dropped a whopping 923% in 2008, which surely convinced some active investors that it was time to sell and buy into something else.
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At first the deal is likely to revolve around pay TV business which could see the French group buy into Mediaset unit Premium, it said.
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One of Google's incentives to get people to buy into the Stadia Founder's Edition is the ability to choose your Stadia username before regular folk.
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First, by passing into law a new type of public option that allows people between the ages of 55 and 65 to buy into Medicare.
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PA) has agreed to buy into the forthcoming flotation of DWS, the asset management company being listed on the stock market by Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE).
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Something that we didn't buy into, that we didn't expect, and because it's so unprecedented, it is by its very nature difficult to perceive. Absolutely.
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The other unique aspect of the Motif platform is its ability to buy into a basket of stocks, rather than just an exchange-traded fund.
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I don't buy into societal beauty standards that say being tan makes you more attractive, but for me, it's just about how I perceive myself.
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This one is more narrow than some others in the Medicare for all realm: It would let people buy into Medicare starting at age 50.
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Mr. Trump's success has always derived from the implication that to embrace him, to buy into his brand, was to enter his fantasy luxury universe.
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We are a long way from that better world, in part because so many seemingly well-intentioned people buy into the precepts of rape culture.
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When you talk about that for a few minutes, you get people to at least buy into the idea that history can recontextualize people's actions.
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In the book, you describe how economic elites continually persuade lower- and working-class whites to buy into a system that so clearly disadvantages them.
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And even if she doesn't buy into the whole need of investigations, which she — depending on if Barb is a Democrat or not — she doesn't.
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A charismatic leader with a near-billion-dollar exit under his belt, investors and founders alike were quick to buy into Kan's vision and advice.
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Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii said on Tuesday that he would introduce a bill that would explicitly allow states to let people buy into Medicaid.
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But there is a better way to provide insurance to the 11 million beneficiaries of Obamacare plans: Allow them to buy into the Medicaid system.
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That IPO "offers the only opportunity for investors looking to buy into the rapidly growing fast-food sector in Brazil," said the first fund manager.
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His health care plan, which would create a public health insurance plan that people could buy into, would cost $1.5 trillion, according to his campaign.
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So far, the space agency is largely depending on the "coolness factor" to get Americans, particularly Congress, to buy into going back to the moon.
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In Amazon's early days, it was Covey who had persuaded Wall Street to buy into Bezos's long-term vision when the company was losing money.
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Even after they&aposve passed the age when most kids figure it out, they still seem to buy into the guy in the red suit.
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Cramer, the host of "Mad Money, " said Monday that Netflix's disappointing results could give investors an opportunity to buy into other high-quality tech stocks.
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As Apple starts prioritizing services over hardware anything could be possible—and the need to buy into the ecosystem could become a lot less necessary.
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Biden has instead endorsed a public option that allows people buy into government plan but leaves much of the current health care system in place.
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Netflix's "disappointing" earnings report could have just given investors an opportunity to buy into other high-quality tech stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Monday.
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Even with stocks at around record highs, people who buy into the market now will do better in equities than bonds over time, Fink said.
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Others have not been financially successful, he said, because they operate on the notion that older adults will have the equity to buy into them.
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Another lawmaker in that coalition, which has 101 members, said it might make more sense to allow people to voluntarily "buy into" Medicare or Medicaid.
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So if you buy into it at a lower tier, can you later upgrade your game, to enjoy the extra elements that higher backers receive?
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But how much can we ever expect the general public to buy into self-driving cars if they haven't trudged through rain, slush and snow?
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Industry groups in Washington have mobilized against every kind of government health care expansion, from single payer to letting 50-year-olds buy into Medicare.
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Medicare X (Bennet, Kaine and Higgins): Likewise, small employers eligible for ACA coverage could buy into Medicare under this legislation, but large employers could not.
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Sanders 'wrong' on health care Bennet called for universal health coverage and said he supports a "public option" that would allow people to buy into Medicare.
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Not Me Speaking to WGN radio in Chicago before her first official day representing Weinstein, Rotunno explained why she doesn't buy into the Me Too movement.
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If their wholesomeness and kindness is an integral part of what they're selling, do we deserve to know the entire truth before we buy into it?
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Like the current "clean eating" trend, it's a simple concept, and an easy one to buy into: fat is bad, eat less and you'll be healthier.
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While it's not clear which force will prevail in retail, Grasso argued that investors who want to buy into the retail sector should look at Amazon.
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But more immersive video means bigger files, which presents a problem: if you want users to buy into a new format, you can't make them wait.
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Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) is now stepping into the fray with a plan that would allow Americans 265 and older to buy into the Medicare program.
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Those discussions led tech companies themselves to buy into the "time well spent" movement (even as they continued to undermine the trust users place in them).
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This is the narrative that fans are supposed to buy into: that Chuck has some darkness, sure, but he needs saving, not punishment for his crimes.
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Big franchisees also did not buy into the idea of McDonald's pricier burgers initially, mindful of the cooking time required for these made-to-order burgers.
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