Consumers buying into the denim brand are buying into the American dream.
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Most people aren't buying into the value of the technology, they're buying into the hype.
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You're not buying into today's technology or some irrelevant performance metric, you're buying into the world of effortless luxury, serious exclusivity and unmistakable brand identity.
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So we have to start buying into the scouting report and start buying into each other and start to play for each other a lot more.
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Ultimately if you're buying into shares, you're buying into the health of the corporate entities underlying and the corporate health in a lot of these entities is strong.
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Science structured its ICO to meet Securities and Exchange Commission rules, and buying into the Science ICO was not that different from buying into any other seed investment round.
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Everybody's buying into their pitching roles, and the position players are buying into the fact that, 'Hey, today I might play left field; tomorrow I might play second base.
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"It is a market where people are more comfortable buying into a bottom-up approach, buying into the mid-cap counter," said Deven Choksey, managing director at KR Choksey Securities.
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Not that there aren't benefits to buying into Apple's premium.
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It's equally important that individuals understand what they're buying into.
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The organization's survival depends on every country buying into this.
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And by giving into this agreement, we're buying into that.
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American companies buying into China are only allowed limited investment.
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Even human food manufacturers are buying into the pet industry.
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" The Fairbairns are hardly alone in buying into this "myth.
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This fact hasn't stopped people from buying into the trend.
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Read more: We're buying into a giant lie about plastic.
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"The market is buying into that sense of optimism," he said.
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Anyone who buys a token will be buying into the fund.
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People in China apparently just stopped buying into the Apple ecosystem.
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Now it's not like Watts completely avoids buying into any tropes.
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Despite the mug's popularity, not everyone is buying into the price.
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Want to acknowledge Valentine's Day without buying into the commercial messaging?
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"But they're buying into the fantasized aspect of it," Vanna insisted.
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But Morgan Stanley analyst Kimberly Greenberger isn't buying into that theory.
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Going any higher basically requires buying into a medium-format system.
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I also think you may be buying into the foodie myth.
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Geely will be buying into a potential advantage in the region.
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I'm not buying into Schiff running a legitimate operation over there.
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She hopes to help prevent someone else from buying into one.
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Some on the right faulted her for buying into unproven accusations.
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So this essentially relies on Wall Street buying into the idea.
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President Donald Trump isn't buying into the Oprah Winfrey 2020 hype.
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I'm not the only one who's buying into the wellness culture.
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Luckily, not everyone is buying into a defeatist-based economic policy.
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But not everyone is buying into Kim Jong Un's charm offensive.
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Noted tech investor Gene Munster isn't buying into Uber's initial public offering.
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Don't give me all protectionism stuff because I'm not buying into it.
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But what are we buying into when we opt for a tote?
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That saw broad buying into the euro, which pushed the pound lower.
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But it can't happen without Mr. Rousteing buying into a broader agenda.
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Buying into new brands: Amazon has done very well in private label.
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I'm not buying into theirs, but I can't speak for my colleagues.
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In the meantime, physicians seem to be gradually buying into their promise.
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Cramer revealed a list of stocks investors should consider buying into weakness.
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Companies from China have also spent heavily on buying into foreign clubs.
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Many investors were "buying into this thesis of a strong dollar," he said.
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It's the latest instance of the media buying into Trump's outrage-tweeting strategy.
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This week's Bagehot column made the mistake of buying into this optimistic argument.
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Blue-chip firms are buying into it, or developing their own research efforts.
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Investors were seen buying into some of the battered stocks in early trade.
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Scores of companies pulled deals as investors baulked at buying into new bonds.
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He's buying into Honest Foods and committing to making the company a profit.
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This shows Spotify's users are buying into its new promotion of podcast content.
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An important consideration is whether the currencies you are buying into are overvalued.
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They're buying into the joke though, acting as an audience would with Elvis.
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"Their stocks are worth buying into any major marketwide sell-off," he said.
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His charitable trust recently advised investors against buying into Nvidia at these levels.
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ET: Relatedly, traders were earlier buying into the Swissfranc, a safe-haven currency.
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By buying into Lightsource, BP is, in a sense, outsourcing its solar effort.
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And people don't know that what they're buying into is a racist story.
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This is Jessica's yoga app — and she's banking on fans buying into her.
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Surrendering to the dance is also buying into the ideology that shaped it.
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While he's not buying into the market now, he also stopped shorting it.
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But that doesn&apost mean they&aposre not buying into the handbag market.
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I've signed on to another one that gives an option for buying into Medicaid.
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Along with Tencent, Softbank, Baidu and Alibaba have all been buying into American companies.
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The host suggests, however, that Home Depot could be worth buying into further weakness.
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What support system are you buying into for the child to look after them?
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Mazda isn't exactly buying into the rush for plug-ins and self-driving technology.
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Cramer noted aggressive buying into the close for almost every group on that day.
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That suggested to him that large institutional money managers weren't buying into the rally.
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The (sizable) catch: the investors buying into the projects on CoinList must be accredited.
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France was leading the countries buying into Russian firms, followed by Spain and Bermuda.
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But as oil bounces back, some market watchers are not buying into the move.
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It looks like the bond market is not buying into hopes for economic growth.
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You said that it made sense to you when you started buying into it.
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At the end of the day, as a backer, you're buying into someone's dream.
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Buying into the coins is necessary for aligning themselves to such projects, they argue.
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The entire segment smacks of willful ignorance by buying into the perpetual foreigner syndrome.
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Unfortunately, shareholders did not appreciate that they were buying into a different governance system.
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"We aren't buying into it just yet," said Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Brian Kleinhanzl.
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They realize that they can have a lot of success buying into this approach.
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Senate Republicans, who will serve as jurors, are quickly buying into his new defense.
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Cramer said investors should spot the ones out that are worth buying into weakness.
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A Chinese company with gold-plated political connections is buying into a Canadian mountain.
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It would also allow those with private insurance the option of buying into Medicare.
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Sensing a shift toward collaborative shopping, jewelers are buying into the temporary ring trend.
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One person not buying into the talk of Rodgers' demise is Lions coach Jim Caldwell.
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First, the Buying Into Baltimore program gives home-buyers a $5,000 forgivable five-year loan.
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But she cautioned against buying into purported claims of responsibility for the attack by ISIS.
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Goldman Sachs strategists aren't buying into all the optimism surrounding the stock market in 2017.
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Israel's ambassador to the United Nations said he was not buying into the PLO threat.
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Do you think we'll see more older Americans leaving their jobs and buying into Medicare?
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Not everyone is buying into next-day delivery being the next big thing for retailers.
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Eventually he wound up at Garage Nation, buying into the prestigious UKG brand in 2004.
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Exxon Mobil is close to buying into Eni's Mozambique's assets, sources told Reuters last month.
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Eastwood -- an Academy stalwart -- isn't buying into the protests over the so-called black snub.
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Morgan Stanley said in a note this week it recommended buying into Russian local bonds.
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Or buying into a near-term dongle nightmare — depends on how you look at it.
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However, there are some Americans who aren't buying into the "Don't fight the Fed" theory.
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There are multiple reasons why the market is not buying into a more hawkish Fed.
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YOU HAVE A NUMBER OF PENSION FUNDS THAT ARE GOING TO BE BUYING INTO JUST.
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Many timeshare owners can regret buying into one as they never return to use it.
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His plan gives people the option of buying into government insurance, without forcing them to.
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This signaled market participants may not be buying into the market's rebound from recent lows.
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"Clearly investors are not buying into the reflation story," Mizuho's rates strategist Antoine Bouvet said.
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And my sense is that when people donate to me, they're buying into my agenda.
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Investors are buying into Snapchat's massive $16 billion valuation because its business is growing significantly.
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Whatever the explanation, you can save a lot of money by not buying into it.
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In that Baltimore Sun article, officials from Pioneer were quoted as buying into the idea.
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Why can't we accept that Jesus was an extraordinary moral teacher, without buying into miracles?
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And rural voters have largely hurt their pocketbooks by buying into the vilification of unions.
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Kahn-Harris said knowing which scene Matthews was buying into is important in this context.
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Most of us are guilty of buying into a food trend every now and then.
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And when it comes to the coronavirus epidemic, buying into that can be downright dangerous.
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Ayala is now buying into the financial technology and payments spaces, according to the CEO.
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But Davi wasn't keen on buying into emerging markets without the growth Chinese stocks provide.
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Feminists who push these talking points are buying into an individualistic "girlboss mentality," Magray said.
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Buying into shorter end of the market petered out, however, after a recent bull run.
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And they're buying into the Donald — that's why it had so much resonance with him.
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Renault buying into Karhoo is part of a larger trend we've been seeing of automotive companies buying into the growing world of on-demand transportation startups, in part to hedge their bets about what the future of automotive ownership and driving will look like.
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His supporters, like the rest of us, don't actually know what many of his policies are: They're not buying into his policies so much as buying into him, and that's why, much like with Trump University, he can sell them empty promises and nonsensical solutions.
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Still, the U.S. president suggested that investors should now be buying into the ongoing sell-off.
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Lilly is buying into a portfolio of targeted medicines to treat cancer driven by genetic mutations.
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What they're buying into exactly is the promise of a scalable technology stack for solar integration.
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And the farmers themselves are already questioning if it's worth buying into the cycle at all.
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The Economist: So what we have now is emotionally unsustainable, people aren't buying into it anymore.
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Oculus has been churning away at bringing down the price of buying into the Rift ecosystem.
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The Buying into Baltimore program gives home-buyers a $403,000 forgivable five-year fixed-rate mortgage.
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And because of this, the stragglers in accepting him are buying into a certain cultural conservatism.
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Of course, it's entirely possible to support carbon taxes without buying into the larger neoliberal worldview.
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Investors seem to be buying into the notion that the risk of recession has greatly receded.
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This isn't just a matter of buying into horseshoe stocks just as the car gets popular.
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E. is buying into a culture that they want their employees to be a part of.
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Jordan Belfort, the real "Wolf of Wall Street," is once again warning against buying into bitcoin.
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Central banks had extended 2018's record levels of gold buying into this year, he said.
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So escaping the surveillance net of one flavor of big tech can require buying into another.
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But that would depend on an administration buying into keeping this part of the law alive.
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One trader isn't buying into the Amazon story here, though, preferring one of its trillionaire peers.
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Economist Mohamed El-Erian, however, warned U.S. investors about buying into weakness considering the current circumstances.
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Without buying into real communities and putting faith in local leaders, there can be no redemption.
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"It has to be all the way down to the local community that's buying into this."
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Draper Associates is buying into the Aragon network's ANT token to the tune of $1 million.
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Buying into either Blu-ray or HD DVD meant betting on which format would ultimately prevail.
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But buying into this negative thinking can stop you from overcoming an otherwise totally fixable problem.
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Mr. Rosenthal says that not everyone is buying into the Trump agenda of intolerance and rage.
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They believe that sports teams, desperate to gain any edge, might be buying into a gimmick.
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However, for the time being, the market is fully buying into the optimism surrounding Trump, says Bloom.
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But given the worries about slowing economic growth, investors have been buying into the longer-term securities.
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As stocks hover near the highs of the year, however, not everyone is buying into the rally.
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When you buy an iPhone X, you're buying into Apple's vision for the future of the smartphone.
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America through the eyes of some people who are really buying into the good ol' fashioned stereotypes.
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As for the stocks, Cramer thought CBS was cheap, though both would be worth buying into weakness.
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They just wanted to encourage buying into the digital coin craze that is raising billions of dollars.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Finally, the market looks to be buying into the Fed's view on U.S. interest rates.
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For tech stocks you might want to consider buying into the teeth of this decline, click here.
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Include those and, at $16 a share, new investors are buying into a valuation of $22.3 billion.
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"I think we&aposre all buying into the whole second season," he said after the Idaho game.
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But I'm not buying into the big, ya know, Menschie the Reindeer, apps and all that stuff.
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Already not buying into Lou's (Edward Asner) famous group of friends, her disbelief only grows when Mrs.
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That's turned the once research-intensive process of peripheral buying into a relatively quick and cheap exercise.
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Decision-makers in Beijing aren't buying into the threats lobbed their way by the U.S. presidential candidates.
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Pay attention to it – 53G is important – but you can ignore buying into the hype right now.
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The problem is that the residents of Gibraltar aren't buying into the Spanish plan one goddamn bit.
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However, several well-known investors have stated that they're not buying into these companies for environmental reasons.
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For decades, Madoff convinced marks rich and poor they were buying into an exclusive private hedge fund.
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"We aren't buying into it just yet," said Brian Kleinhanzl, a bank analyst with Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
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Gilad Erdan, Israel's internal security minister, accused the EU of buying into "the lies of the Palestinians".
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If that is indeed what Oracle is claiming, I have a hard time buying into that argument.
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He transformed a system of retail, local vote-buying into a machine that spread patronage more broadly.
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"I am a strong believer in buying into companies you use or you really like," Williams said.
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It's been ingrained in me that buying into the rental company's insurance is a waste of money.
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They're all buying into an "entirely new approach to health insurance," as Clover proclaims on its website.
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When women bought Givenchy, they were also buying into a belief in long-term investment in elegance.
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Democrats are already warning that Collins is buying into a false promise to justify her tax vote.
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But believing that Quibi is the next big thing does require buying into a few basic concepts.
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The analyst said investors should wait for a better entry point before buying into Bank of America.
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Investors also had to get comfortable with the company's growth story, buying into a long term strategy.
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To onlookers, Mr. Driver may be having a moment, but he isn't buying into his own hype.
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I find myself buying into our cultural concept of age, which says I'm ugly now, a hag.
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But when buying into the world of cryptocurrencies, it can be difficult to determine what is real.
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It's hard to say how many "followers" were simply people buying into a goth aesthetic as adolescents.
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This helped to pull fresh buying into other members of the sector, including EFG Hermes and Prime Holding.
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While Powell stays the course, though, the "Mad Money" host recommended buying into the "bull market" in gold.
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There is even talk of Germany "buying into" France's nuclear deterrent if Donald Trump backs away from NATO.
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By buying into a possible combined Occidental and Anadarko, Berkshire is making a big bet on U.S. shale.
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And buying into the negative stereotypes about dating as a single parent can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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And while Apple's AirPods have been a surprise hit, not all consumers are buying into the company's vision.
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He's buying into the hot potato type of mindset, where the open man gets the shot every time.
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Lots of talk is in the air today — don't let anyone bully you into buying into their beliefs.
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But poor results at both firms have raised doubts about investors' tolerance for buying into similarly-structured offerings.
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"Traders are buying into the fact that they are expecting a very dovish U.S. Fed announcement," Haberkorn said.
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"A number of companies have been disproportionately impacted and we would be buying into this weakness," Tierney said.
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She travels to the place where people are desperate, lonely, and susceptible to buying into a pyramid scheme.
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What people are buying into is the idea of how this technology can be used in the future.
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Investors are buying into the riskiness of stocks, but they're also buying the security of the bond market.
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He's surrounded himself with a band, The Expressions, many years younger than him, all buying into his sound.
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No. 1 Gonzaga bests BYU, stays unbeaten PROVO, Utah — Nobody could blame Gonzaga for buying into the hype.
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BlackRock, sovereign wealth funds, and others have been in talks with Deutsche Bank about buying into the IPO.
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All but one of the 48 analysts covering the stock recommending buying into the Jeff Bezos-led company.
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I'm not buying into that straight away," Vandana Hari, founder of Vanda Insights, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Asia.
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London (CNN Business)Qatar Airways is buying into the one market no major airline can ignore: mainland China.
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The active mom hopes to get healthier, but isn't interested in buying into unrealistic post-baby body standards.
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It's the sound of a crowd buying into the proceedings, wholly and completely, with their lungs and hearts.
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It added that proceeds will go towards investments in growth such as buying into foreign information technology companies.
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It's a large amount of a lot of these tech companies, and that's what they've been buying into.
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This is, I'm basically buying into the Civil company, but it's not really a company, it's a nonprofit.
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Until Saturday, he at times seemed to be buying into the dour punditry that was writing him off.
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COBRA allows people to continue buying into their existing health plan, even after they have been laid off.
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E. S. Barr & Co. invests in publicly traded securities as if it were buying into a private business.
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But progressives should be wary of buying into the Trump administration's and religious right's framing of the issue.
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He had to know he was buying into an institution, a sacred place they weren't willing to change.
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ServiceNow has built a $34 billion company by automating IT, and other companies are buying into the space.
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Market jitters and poor post-IPO share performances had scared investors away from buying into any sizable offerings.
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Jones told CNBC that investors keep buying into companies like Apple because they think they are the future.
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"The more you can share there and get the team buying into the milestones, the better," he said.
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Isn't it possible to admire Jesus' message in the Sermon on the Mount without buying into the miracles?
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Even though all of these predictions sound rosy, Cramer warned investors against buying into cannabis stocks at Monday's levels.
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Screenshot: FXVarious members of the Trump administration, including the president himself, are famous for buying into crazy conspiracy theories.
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JPMorgan recommended buying into blue chip, dividend-paying exporters that stand to benefit the most from a weak sterling.
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A lot of things we can't control, obviously, but I think not buying into the things said about us.
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Ok let's face it, the X1D is absurd, but for that money, you're at least buying into some innovation.
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Like the Keurig before it, the Kuvee is all about buying into an ecosystem in order to experience variety.
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Of the 195 deals announced, 175 were domestic while only 179.43 were from foreign investors buying into Japanese companies.
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So, if the trend starts to stall out, aligning with $17, you don't want to be buying into here.
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The Republican Party may have renewed efforts to repeal Obamacare, but millions of people keep buying into the plan.
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Italy's state-owned bad loan manager SGA owns 5.4 pct of Carige after buying into the lender's cash call.
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The U.S. shale oil producers themselves aren't yet buying into the idea of an initial tax-driven WTI surge.
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Differentiator: So why KKR, given that stock price undervaluing could also be an argument for buying into, say, Apollo?
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Some market analysts warned against buying into the dollar's strength, however, saying financial conditions appeared to be tightening globally.
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A growing number of companies in the People's Republic are buying into local lenders that need to raise capital.
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Italian press had reported Capital Research had boosted its position as top investor by buying into the cash call.
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This requires buying into the moral relativism at the heart of Trump's deny, distract, deflect and divide rhetorical strategy.
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"Global investors are buying into the Aussie exposure," said Mathan Somasundaram, a market portfolio strategist with Blue Ocean Equities.
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Buying into it as an equity investor requires not just that it be true, but that it be sustained.
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Buying into initial coin offerings (ICOs), as the sale of digital tokens is known, can be far more risky.
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However, some market analysts warned against buying into the dollar's strength, saying financial conditions appeared to be tightening globally.
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Buying into new features that shape emoji could mean giving tech companies the power to control our creative expressions.
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Some were even buying into this fight being a legitimate test of Rickson's ability based on Takada's worked matches.
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And maybe stop buying into the whole "drinking is actually good for your brain" thing—'cause it's just not.
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House Democrats issued their own report on Benghazi Monday, which accuses Republicans of buying into conspiracies around the attack.
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Just the kind of stock that you need to be buying into weakness that we're getting from the coronavirus.
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"Investors have been wary of buying into companies that are exposed to this pricing reform," the Visium letter said.
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Those buying into Snap's offering did so even as warning signs have flashed over the company, based in California.
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Buying into Bank Danamon would nicely round out the regional presence of the $403 billion Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.
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Investors have learned that "it's different this time" is the most dangerous rationale for buying into a market bubble.
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Rather than buying into a company run by a messianic overlord with an insatiable demand for cash, investors balked.
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Mr. Gold said some investors were buying into the I.P.O., but not to hold Snap for the long term.
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Technically, Western sanctions do not prevent foreigners from buying into the Eurobond as they do not target sovereign debt.
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McDonald's has been one of the most notable chains to avoid buying into the fake meat craze thus far.
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People aren't buying Camp Flog Gnaw tickets 'cause Tyler's album's out; they're buying them cos they're buying into Tyler.
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Many retail investors have fled the market already, buying into the perceived safe-haven of gold, bonds and U.S. dollars.
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Some market analysts warned against buying into the dollar's strength, however, saying that financial conditions appeared to be tightening globally.
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After years of not buying into meditation, Puddicombe was "the person who turned me from skeptic to believer," says Gates.
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Stocks may be "cheap" on a valuation basis right now, but value investor Scott Black isn't buying into this market.
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A lot of the festival's allure came from buying into the transportive possibility of drone music to achieve ecstatic transcendence.
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Now the judge is buying into it, saying I&aposm going to let them decide if they really want asylum.
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Fans of Garden State were buying into a personalized playlist assembled by an artist with a growing cult of personality.
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I was also buying into the lie that curvy women are told, that wearing prints will make them look larger.
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What I do take more seriously is the media generally basically buying into Hamas propaganda by juxtaposing these two things.
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Jordan Belfort, notoriously known as the "Wolf of Wall Street," has also warned investors against buying into the bitcoin frenzy.
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After leaving Microsoft, Allen became an investor through his company Vulcan, buying into a diverse set of companies and markets.
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Trader Tim Seymour said he thinks coal prices have bottomed and that buying into the space is a "sustainable" trade.
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The spree extends to primary production, with Chinese bidders buying into Australian winemakers, acquiring farms and bidding on dairy makers.
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But Lansdorp said investors wanting a piece of Mars One are buying into a content company, not a technology firm.
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But some Republicans aren't yet buying into the idea that Cruz could emerge as the savior of the healthcare effort.
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Another estate agent looks askance when a Bosnian woman asks about buying into a new holiday complex in nearby Hadzici.
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I think people are buying into a venture model that they think has a return profile, that it actually doesn't.
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"I thought I was buying into it, but I wasn't," she said, referring to the punishing ethos of traditional ballet.
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The company's market debut in May gave investors their first shot at buying into the growing market for meat substitutes.
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Anything less than that means buying into an industrialized system of mass egg production, be it conventional or cage-free.
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People aren't buying into VR and, as Carless observed, the outside funding sources that help drive game development are disappearing.
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But as far as skincare is concerned, buying into the idea of a magical "perfecter" is a recipe for disaster.
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The metaphor is so convenient that even I, sentimental as I am, feel a little embarrassed for buying into it.
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Still, the phones will continue to come pre-loaded with Amazon apps, so you're still buying into the retailer's ecosystem.
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We know this because at the time, writers were writing these stories about Jeter, and buying into all of it.
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"Threats like these are common tactics scam artists use to trick victims into buying into their schemes," the I.R.S. says.
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This means that in some cases, investors are buying into a bond guaranteed to lose money if held to maturity.
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You could follow Alex Robert Ross on Twitter, but wouldn't you just be buying into our Celebrity Industrial Complex, dude?
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"(The NRC is) definitely buying into what the BJP said they would do when they came into power," said Munoth.
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According to HP's website, buying into the instant ink system allows you to stop worrying about ever buying ink again.
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Silver Lake, a Silicon Valley-based technology investor, has increasingly shown an appetite for buying into sports and entertainment ventures.
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CoinList CEO Andy Bromberg on CNBC Tuesday cautioned investors to be careful of fraud when buying into initial coin offerings.
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You're buying into the mission, and where you work in Silicon Valley says a lot about you and your values.
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When the fight was announced, I vowed that I would not be bamboozled into buying into this fistic vaudeville act.
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I mean, I recommended index funds to lots of people and when they do it they're buying into 21.4 businesses.
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But experts warn Paltrow, Hudson, Hadid, Gomez, Jenner, and other celebrities are buying into a common myth about coronavirus prevention.
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Mr Buffett is brilliant at buying into monopoly profits, but he does not start companies or gamble on new ideas.
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But low oil prices, the climate crisis and geopolitical risk could deter international investors from buying into its mammoth IPO.
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SoftBank would use the proceeds to invest in growth, such as buying into foreign information-technology companies, the Nikkei said.
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Include those in the calculation and, at $16 a share, new investors are buying into a valuation of $22.3 billion.
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Moreover, it would have prevented Iridium from "doing shareholder friendly things like a dividend and buying into shares," Fitzpatrick said.
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While Binger is bullish on the company's operations, he is cautious about buying into the stock after its breakneck rally.
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The heavy buying into the company came as foreign money continued to flow into China's $8.1 trillion A-share market.
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Once casual investors realize they've been buying into "what is essentially a huge fraud," Calacanis said, the cryptocurrency will tank.
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A company called Frank wants its backers to feel good about buying into its crowdfunding campaign for a new Android phone.
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For that reason, investors who want some exposure to all of the world's biggest markets should strongly consider buying into China.
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With rates in Canada and elsewhere likely on hold for some time, investors are buying into defensive stocks that offer dividends.
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Trader Tim Seymour said if he's buying into retail stocks he's shopping for names giving out big dividends, such as Gap.
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They aren't partying because they feel they should be, or because they're buying into something they're being sold or scared into.
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Thankfully, buying into the service doesn't cost very much, and it will grant you access to more than just online gameplay.
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This included buying into stocks of companies that are in one way, or another, affiliated with the app, according to Collett.
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With the restructuring, people who are buying into Facebook with what's called "Class C" stock will not have any voting rights.
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Frankly, that's buying into an archetype invented by men and carried on by the dudes who still run things in music.
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Still, there's some pleasure in earnestly buying into the narrative behind Ghenov's work rather than dismissing it as a conceptual gimmick.
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It's probably going to be a perfectly capable phone, but at this price, what you're buying into is the module ecosystem.
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They're also about buying into the future a tad bit earlier than everyone else and getting to experience something truly unique.
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Regardless of what your reasons are for buying into Bluetooth headphones, B&W has a winning product with the P7 wireless.
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"We have to be careful of buying into the rhetoric which reinforces the fact that 'sustainable fashion' is expensive," she says.
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We'll likely see even more mutual funds buying into private operations, because there are simply less companies coming to market today.
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However, in a twist, Son said that SoftBank is also considering buying into Uber's arch-enemy in the U.S., Lyft, instead.
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He spotted buying into some Chinese bank AT27.00s such as those of China Construction Bank and Postal Savings Bank of China.
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The company has set an expected ship date of December 4th, but, as always, be mindful when buying into crowdfunding projects.
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"We want to just make sure that we're buying into these businesses at prices that make sense to use," he said.
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"The guys are buying into a style of play that puts us into a better position to defend," Carlisle told reporters.
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Public-market investors are increasingly wary of buying into money-losing tech startups, and other IPOs have been delayed as well.
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Chinese insurance companies have found a way to make money on breakups — and more and more couples are buying into it.
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Back in 2016, Aerosmith lead guitarist Joe Perry told USA Today he wasn't buying into his longtime bandmate's move to country.
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"It's a massive confidence boost; you now have a regulated public company in Japan buying into a crypto exchange," Kelly said.
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Cerberus is known for buying into troubled companies and fixing them, but not so much for gun-for-hire turnaround advice.
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As the man in Arizona has shown, buying into this sort of rhetoric can lead to high-risk behavior at worst.
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The game's 2010 sequel, No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle, was criticized for buying into everything the original poked fun at.
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Jada and Jordyn are like fam, and it's clear Jada wasn't buying into the rage the Kardashians felt over the scandal.
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It can also put a chill on the I.P.O. market, making investors wary of buying into other big deals to come.
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We need to think a little bit harder about what we're participating in before buying into the diet book industrial complex.
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But foreign interest in buying into Aramco might have been dented by the mercurial reputation of its chairman, the crown prince.
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But there's something dangerous about buying into the idea that technology must evolve at the expense of our right to privacy.
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Markets have been buying into domestic shares amid hopes that Johnson, who has said that he will deliver Brexit by Jan.
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"General Mills is buying into a thesis that I've been pushing for years, and that's the humanization of pets," he said.
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"Most people were buying into the market in anticipation of improving economic and earnings expectations, which just didn't materialize," Stovall said.
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He said the group is talking to various states about allowing small businesses the option of buying into a government program.
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He said the group is talking to various states about allowing small businesses the option of buying into a government program.
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Markets have been buying into domestic shares amid hopes that Johnson, who has said that he will deliver Brexit by Jan.
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In the theater we have no problem buying into the conventions that allow them to operate according to their own rules.
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Investors aren't buying into Nordstrom's plan to become the "best fashion retailer in a digital world" over the next five years.
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So instead of taking a risk and buying into the international casino giants, he recommended turning to the domestic gaming market.
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The core of its investing strategy is identifying founders with disruptive ideas and buying into their visions for the long haul.
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Essentially every elected or appointed official in that party has chosen to defend Trump by buying into crazy, debunked conspiracy theories.
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To a large extent investors are buying into KKR and their ability to improve the business in a reasonably tough market.
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"I'm just disappointed," she concludes, "that they're buying into the notion that you can't sell the truth to the American people."
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" "It felt like selling into strength on the back of the G20 news than any chasing or buying into that news.
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We believe that buying into false promises or accepting partial concessions will only further empower Trump to victimize our fellow citizens.
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Major corporations such as Apple, which just announced a $1 billion investment into a new Austin campus, are buying into Texas, Gov.
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Foreigners have been buying into Egyptian government debt, lured by high yields after the central bank floated the Egyptian pound in November.
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French drone maker Parrot is also buying into Apple's new Playgrounds initiative, adding support for its Mambo, Rolling Spider, and Airborne drones.
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Prior to buying into the wedding and special-events planning business in 1990, he hired the company to plan his own wedding.
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While buying into IPOs is a new strategy for Salesforce, the company has been active in start-up investing for a decade.
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Icahn, for example, undertook a major public campaign to get Apple to increase stock buybacks after buying into the company in 2013.
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And that fashion, no matter how much of it men are buying into, can still be conceptual for the sake of inspiration.
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They're usually buying into a dream of well-paying jobs, transformative economic investment, and at least one high-profile ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Investment company Tikehau Capital has bought a 23.43% stake in the company buying into a reserved capital increase of 25 million euros.
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Now, seven years after opening its doors, the kingdom remains open, but few tourists seem to be buying into the fairy tale.
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That type of level tends to indicate that many of the people who were considering buying into stocks have already done so.
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Instead, it walks you through common mistakes rookie sellers make, like buying into the typical sales hype, and how to avoid them.
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But rather than buying into one that's already established, like Bitcoin, what might be more likely is Facebook creating its own coin.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not buying into it by chasing stocks or panicking out of them.
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The Trump administration, however, isn't buying into the country's new digital currency, which has been called "snake oil" by some financial experts.
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The Chinese government hopes to install 5 million parking lots that are electric… Even the Chinese OEMs are buying into flying taxis.
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Stablecoins offer a way to deposit money ahead of buying into Bitcoin, Ethereum or other tokens more quickly than a bank account.
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Investors should consider buying into five companies across different industries as the earnings outlook remains weak, Goldman Sachs' David Kostin said Tuesday.
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The ThinkProgress blog says the CDC is buying into thinking that also blames women for dressing provocatively and wearing too much makeup.
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At times it can seem as if she is publicly reckoning with the personal trauma of buying into the failed military campaign.
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It focuses on investing for the greater good; in this case, buying into the health of the forest but still making money.
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Biden, in contrast, wants to give people the option of buying into Medicare, while allowing private insurance to remain as an option.
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"We're actually committing to it, as a coaching staff, everybody's buying into it as players," Ingram told reporters of the running game.
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Much of this money was Chinese flight capital, but Country Garden has tried to make buying into Forest City seem almost patriotic.
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By putting a fixed dollar amount into the same investment every month, you're buying into the market regardless of where prices are.
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"The market has not been buying into the group's recent run of form," Neil Wilson, senior market analyst at ETX Capital, said.
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When you invest a lump sum all at once — like a refund — you're buying into the market at a single price point.
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Back in 2017, antivirus magnate, and sometimes presidential candidate/fugitive John McAfee was buying into the hype about Bitcoin's surging value, hard.
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But low oil prices, the climate crisis and geopolitical risk could deter investors from buying into the partial privatization of Saudi Aramco.
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With Facebook, you're buying into a promise of never ending revenue growth with a user base of 2 billion people and growing.
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Trump praised Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro -- a leader with autocratic tendencies in his own image -- of buying into his "fake news" narrative.
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It's a problem, especially when brands are so keen on commodifying self-care (and when I'm so keen on buying into it).
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Yet, Wall Street is overlooking the fundamentals of a healthy business and buying into a company that sells more hype than substance.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not buying into it by chasing stocks — or panicking out of them.
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Governor Carney is known to be looking for more domestically generated inflation before fully buying into what look like robust CPI numbers.
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Like many new stadiums and arenas, Daytona is buying into the notion that less is more, with several other racetracks having already downsized.
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The wealthy investors buying into the deal most likely know of at least some of the risks and can afford to lose money.
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More people appear to be buying into the concept, and Getaway bills itself as a way to "test drive" the tiny living aesthetic.
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Instead, she said, it's time we stop buying into the notion that our value is tied up in the size of our bodies.
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But it's not just Americans who are buying into their symbolism; according to Bloomberg, in 2017 Levi's European sales rose by 20 percent.
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"You need to have the passion for what you are buying into and make sure your values align with those of the franchisor."
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Bolzle told CNN that 12 of this year's participants already bought houses in the city, and the people are buying into the community.
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They don't accept an America that takes a backseat to global climate leadership, and they aren't buying into the "economy versus environment" mindset.
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There are ways to celebrate Valentine's Day without buying into the saccharine, rose-colored empire built up around the idea of romantic love.
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"I think we have to wait for more certainty, more clarity, and less risk before we start buying into this weakness," Cramer said.
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The Buying into Baltimore program gives a $210,2000 credit to potential homeowners, who must use the money toward purchasing a home in Baltimore.
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Investors were buying into the company's potential to produce as much as 300,8003 kilos of weed by the end of 2020, Cramer said.
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Rather than buying into unproven health claims about the body's pH levels, though, focus on the other benefits of the foods it promotes.
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Since success really can be almost anything, everyone should be involved in defining your communal idea of success and then buying into it.
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Analysts attribute some of this week's gain to self-managed super funds (SMSF) buying into the market and net purchases by international participants.
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The Elysee official acknowledged France had not recognised the deepening mistrust inside Nissan, but said that France was not buying into conspiracy theories.
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"I think they're both worth buying into weakness—anyone selling these two stocks here I think maybe get their head checked," he said.
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For investors, that means the chances of buying into some of the most important companies of this era just took a major hit.
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For most people, the privilege of staying at a vacation rental means buying into an expensive timeshare program, plus paying monthly maintenance fees.
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Buying into these features means giving tech companies the power to shape our creative expressions in ways that further enrich the companies themselves.
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Unlike many other wearables, even ones that run Google's platform, when you buy an Apple Watch you're buying into Apple products in general.
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Going by INSEE's survey, households are not yet buying into the idea that a sustained recovery in the labor market is taking hold.
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"For investors buying into the fund, such large premiums are a disaster waiting to happen," Sumit Roy wrote in an analysis for ETF.com.
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But whether or not people are buying into Kerr's professed wellness habits, the lifestyle she has described is part of a larger trend.
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No longer will you have to worry about whether you are buying into a bubble or need to know when to get out.
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The Elysee official acknowledged France had not recognized the deepening mistrust inside Nissan, but said that France was not buying into conspiracy theories.
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You can't fault these people for doing this—it's their job, everyone's got rent to pay—but you can stop buying into it.
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Buying into initial coin offerings (ICOs) can lead to the total loss of an investment, said the head of a top European regulator.
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"We reinforce his Teflon-ness by buying into this," said Jennifer Palmieri, a former senior aide to Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama.
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The firm believes that the constant application of these disciplines protects portfolios from the temptation of buying into investment fads and "popular" stocks.
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I planned to take it because it seemed like a good idea, but I didn&apost really understand what I was buying into.
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But by buying into Saudi Arabia's sectarian narrative and by backing its war in Yemen, the Trump administration is helping to perpetuate sectarianism.
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For me, buying into the Mayo pain program meant giving up my braces and straps and, with the greatest reluctance, my sitting cushion.
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Putting aside quarrels about the specific numbers, one can accept the broad truth of Pfaff's data without necessarily buying into his position completely.
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Financials inched up on a stronger Australian dollar , with investors buying into select, large-capital stocks to increase their exposure to the currency.
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"You're buying into a market with incredible volatility, and it's spreading," said Johnson, who is also a member of the CNBC Advisor Council.
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I have supported a number of them, starting with buying in a public option through the Affordable Care Act, to buying into Medicare.
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It's not necessarily looking good since the US Copyright Office is buying into the cable industry's obfuscation over the other proposals enabling piracy.
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Asked about foreign investors buying into Italian banks, Visco said the nationality of shareholders was not important but rather "their capacity to guarantee stability".
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Buying into Mediaset is part of Bollore's strategy to expand into southern Europe and transform the French company into an integrated European media powerhouse.
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" "If we can look beyond what's happening today politically and a group of investors says 'I'm buying into Apple,' that's a hugely positive sign.
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And now, some automakers are buying into what they found, despite long-held fears of giving up too much control to outsiders like Google.
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"[T]he move into mainstream America always means buying into the notion of American blacks as the real aliens," wrote Toni Morrison in 241.
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Additionally, the Chaikin measure has been positive since mid-January, which can indicate that big institutions are buying into the stock, he pointed out.
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The funds are expected to be sturdy given many investors are buying into mutual funds through monthly instalment schemes called systematic investment plans (SIP).
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Investors are buying into Canadian insurers as a better bet to benefit from higher interest rates than the country's banks, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
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General Mills, struggling to lift sales of its cereals, yogurts and snacks, purchased Blue Buffalo, buying into the high-end organic pet food craze.
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Despite its steep price tag, Amazon seems to be making a safe bet by buying into not only Tolkien's world, but Jackson's as well.
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"So, between a global synchronized recovery and a better U.S. economic backdrop, you want to be buying into weakness, not selling it," he said.
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GameMine customers aren't buying into one title, they're buying a rotating cast of titles that update regularly, are unlocked and ad-free, he said.
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So I do not like the idea of buying into these distributional tables of what you're talking about is what we call static distribution.
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But Morgan Stanley isn't buying into this counterintuitive idea — and they're backing up their bearish call on global equities with three broad dynamics.1.
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McConnell, who is 74, soft-spoken and known for problem-solving without leaving fingerprints, isn't buying into this approach, according to Senate GOP aides.
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"That said, Visa, an erratic trader prone to vicious dips, I think would absolutely be worth buying into one of those dips," he said.
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Airbus had first looked at buying into the C-Series in 2015 but did not invest, worried about the technical risks in its development.
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Hurdles include internet competition, a millennial demographic not buying into the "shopping experience," and rising gas prices and interest rates eating into discretionary income.
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They were the right clients because by buying into the beta program, they had already indicated they wanted and needed this type of help.
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If you're buying into a volatile, illiquid corner of the market, you should be prepared for how your investment will react to new information.
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As a generation, millennials have a reputation for hopping on board with any product that is minimally branded, or buying into the experiential economy.
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Maybe the toughest thing for Saban quarterbacks is buying into the mind-set that calls on them not to win the game single-handedly.
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It's sometimes difficult to examine the roots of violence and deeper questions of nature versus nurture without buying into a criminal's narrative of themselves.
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He went home and lamented to his wife that he had made a big mistake buying into Mr. Obama's message of hope and change.
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Large-cap blend ETFs were the most popular, Folsom said, but even those buying into the equity market were more focused on defensive positions.
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That all, of course, raises the question of why someone would be interested in buying into a poorly-considered ICO in the first place.
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The list of cities with 25G support just isn't expansive enough yet for most people to justify buying into the ecosystem with expensive hardware.
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Tech companies have been slowly but surely buying into streaming rights for live sports just as those companies are also investing in live video.
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We're making work that people are excited to be a part of, and so I think when they come here, that's what they're buying into.
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And if you rub Tamblyn the wrong way— say, by buying into centuries-old misogynistic ideals — she'll confront you, head-on, in her own way.
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Lower oil prices tend to pressure metals because they deter investors from buying into commodity basket funds and allow smelters to produce at lower prices.
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Some of those thoughts are indeed "brutally honest," as the Hollywood Reporter put it, and it's clear that not everyone's buying into the same buzz.
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Emerging markets may be outperforming U.S. markets this year, but Brian Kelly of Brian Kelly Capital isn't buying into these markets at their current levels.
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Not even sell-side analysts—a notoriously gullible bunch, not exactly known for their skeptical thinking (trust me on this)—aren't buying into this yet.
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It makes buying into Ring's cloud subscription service to store video backups, and perhaps a Ring Chime Pro as well, a lot easier to digest.
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"Now that it's basically just a meme, it's hilarious to see so much of the internet collectively buying into this idea," he tells The Verge.
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Make sure to do your due diligence before buying into pricy products that claim to solve all your skin's issues without any effort at all.
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"We recommend buying into trade-newsflow-driven market weakness as the stronger growth is what should ultimately prevail," said JP Morgan equity strategist Mislav Matejka.
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Asked whether the Italian government was considering buying into Fiat Chrysler if the merger went ahead, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said he saw no reason.
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Ecclestone said before Sunday's race that "honestly, sincerely" he did not know whether Liberty were buying into the sport and had nothing more to say.
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The bank's management will hold a meeting in London with some funds interested in buying into the company's share capital, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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"If anything we will be looking to sell into rallies rather than buying into dips," said Daniel Lockyer, senior fund manager at Hawksmoor Investment Management.
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It was the kind of quirky banter he'd become known for, and it felt like even he wasn't buying into the hype this time around.
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In race after race, Democrats have thrown in the towel — buying into to the conservative claim that abortion is a losing issue for the left.
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But, if you are a founder telling his team that we are disrupting the food industry, then your entire team is buying into that idea.
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He said those buying into bitcoin may be assuming that it will be widely adopted by institutions and central banks, but they could be wrong.
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Q. Alibaba seems to be buying into new areas that could be considered vanity projects, or projects that assist the Chinese government with soft power.
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He has already started a new venture after buying into a listed shell company and raised 150 million pounds from external investors to make acquisitions.
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The tweets appeared to be a negotiating tactic directed to SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, who pulled back from buying into Uber following its exec turmoil.
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" Brady, who led the Patriots to a 33-3 win over the Steelers on Sunday night, said he wasn't "buying into any hype or potential.
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"It's very clear to me that the average American citizen loves this president and they're not buying into all of this impeachment nonsense," Starnes said.
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Thomas Finke, chairman and CEO of Barings, said his firm was looking at getting a stream of income from buying into assets other than bonds.
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Eli Lilly said on Monday it would acquire Loxo Oncology for about $8 billion in cash, buying into a portfolio of targeted medicines to treat cancers.
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It also sounds like From Not To Hot is buying into the problematic idea of the "revenge body" epitomized on Khloé Kardashian's new show, Revenge Body.
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The Telegraph newspaper said on Monday that the state-run oil company was hoping to lure ExxonMobil, China's Sinopec and BP into buying into the company.
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Really, my main problem with the module system is that there's only one of them, so you're buying into a whole ecosystem based entirely on trust.
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" His advice to other potential franchisees: "Do your research and make sure you are buying into a franchise that is growing and has a good reputation.
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Snap is selling non-voting shares in its IPO, which means that the investors buying into the company will not have any say on its direction.
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Even though it may seem like we're constantly buying into new trends, the fact of the matter is, our closets look a whole lot like yours.
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It has also not yet been determined if investors would be buying into revenues coming from the reserves themselves or another part of the company's operations.
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Whether it's ray tracing, DLSS, or Nvidia's many other changes and improvements, you're buying into this complex new architecture with a promise of what's to come.
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Rahul said there are about 1,000 users on the app already, buying into the promise of being able to filter feeds according to areas of interest.
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It isn't clearly exactly which companies are on the committee's investigation list, but already two of China's largest platforms for buying into ICOs — ICOage and ICO.
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"I repeat, we have various tools," said Yudayeva when asked if the central bank itself is considering buying into OFZ bonds issued by the finance ministry.
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Buying into the misconception that advocating and negotiating for yourself is only for "pushy broads" is like relegating women to a permanent Mad Men secretary status.
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Oil majors have also been expanding gas operations and buying into electricity-related projects among efforts to future-proof their businesses for a lower-carbon world.
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All of these perks are designed to make owning a Nest feel less like purchasing a standalone product and more like buying into a robust ecosystem.
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Instead of buying into the new hype of beauty highlighters, Martin keeps it extremely simple with a beauty product you probably already have in your bathroom.
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Ronick said that its users ended up buying into the decline of 2016, with 10 times as much money deposited as withdrawn so far this year.
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The only thing particularly different about the Disney-Fox deal is that it's a content company buying into distribution, as opposed to the other way around.
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This could undermine enrollment for 2018, which could in turn crash the whole system (since the system works as a result of everyone buying into it).
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But it seems for every savvy news consumer, passing around the "joke" with the correct amount of irony, there's a credulous conspiracy theorist buying into it.
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To the credit of acting manager DeMarlo Hale, he wasn't buying into any suggestion that this could be a good time to go on the road.
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"Foreign investors are continuously buying into selected index heavyweight stocks, resulting in the upmove in the market," says Deven Choksey, promoter, K R Choksey Investment Managers.
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The final framework, however, would only apply to deals backed by assets originated in a EU member state, dissuading European buyers from buying into UK deals.
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" The group of staffers also accused Brazile of buying into "false Russian-fueled propaganda, spread by both the Russians and our opponent, about our candidate's health.
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Buying into stock market dips has worked very well over the last decade, but UBS strategist Francois Trahan says he thinks it's past its expiration date.
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Some of the Chinese investors are apparently buying into these luxury homes in the city state as a safety bet against the U.S.-China trade war.
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Click through to find the summer It items that are taking over Instagram and let us know which popular duds you'll be buying into this summer.
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"I'll say this: if the market takes this well-telegraphed rate hike poorly, that might be another chance to do some buying into weakness," he said.
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"It's a system which depends entirely on new investors buying into this game, at prices that make sense for existing investors," Byrne said over the phone.
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"In many ways, you're buying into a lifestyle experience without having to commit to anything," said Leighton Candler, a Corcoran Group agent who represents the penthouse.
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Regulators in the United States and Singapore have highlighted the risks of money laundering and fraud that investors face when buying into a digital token sale.
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The emergence of the China Horse Club reflects the rise of partnerships across the industry to reduce risk by pooling capital and buying into proven horses.
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If you're buying devices in the near future, there's now a good chance you'll actually end up buying into and taking advantage of the new standard.
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And to do that, many are striking partnership deals or buying into nimble start-up competitors as an alternative to building out costly internal technology projects.
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"Given the uncertainty with local politics, investors are just cautious at the stage with buying into South African assets," ETM market analyst Ricardo Da Camara said.
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But I think all four are worth buying into weakness as long as you scale into them gradually on the way down, starting in tomorrow's session.
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Anybody buying into the WeWork or Peloton IPOs should bear that in mind as they try to model when and whether either company might become profitable.
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This is just a blog to tell you that, in my opinion, virtual reality for gaming has reached a level where I'd be happy buying into it.
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At the end of last year and during January's market correction, Hodges began buying into metals and resources stocks, which had been out of favor for years.
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Also, if you're thinking about buying into a mutual fund before the end of the year, check to see if it has already distributed its capital gains.
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"The buyer will be buying into an operators position with Murphy's stake, therefore having the know-how and will to be an operator is important," Siow said.
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But let's admit it: Valentine's Day is a fake holiday anyway, and everyone celebrating in the conventional ways is kind of embarrassing themselves by buying into it.
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"It never feels good when you are buying into the weakness, but we think 12 months from now, you are going to be very happy," he added.
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"Some foreigners are buying into bonds and also we have seen some foreign inflow into the stock market," said a currency dealer, asking not to be named.
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But with $15 million in funding at a valuation over $100 million, top investors like NEA and Hollywood royalty like CAA are buying into the avatar startup.
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Read These Stories NextThe 6 Colors To Invest In For Spring24 Runway Trends We're Buying Into — & You Will Be TooIs This Already The It Coat Of Fall?
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Now, seven years after overcoming her disordered eating and no longer buying into cultural norms that equate healthy with slim, she's finally loving herself—and her body.
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Of course, buying into the art music context of the Velvet Underground is not necessary in order to be deeply affected by their look and their music.
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"Put it all together, and Diageo is exactly the kind of foreign stock that is worth buying into any sell-off caused by domestic worries," Cramer said.
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That makes this laptop's position much clearer: it's yet a cheaper way of buying into the Yoga line, while still getting a lot of the same options.
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Dommermuth told Reuters last week the move to raise the stake to 25 percent was a defensive move aimed at blocking rivals from buying into Tele Columbus.
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How this affects our girls, our future women, and sets them up to keep buying into an unfair power balance that ought to have already been toppled?
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When Uber went public earlier this month, some of its deep-pocketed "crossover investors" like BlackRock and Tiger Global Management reportedly opted against buying into the IPO.
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They're also dependent on everyone from the responding police officer to the district attorney "buying into it," so to speak, and wanting to let those people off.
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FCC officials said that Adrian Abramovich of Miami apparently made 85033 million "spoofed" robocalls in an attempt to lure consumers into buying into vacation packages and timeshares.
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The problem was that we were still buying into the same idea of counterculture, the idea that you could break the system merely through acts of nonconformity.
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Contrast that sentiment to this herd of fantastically valuable, fast-growing tech startups and it's no wonder the world outside Silicon Valley isn't buying into the pitch.
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Asked if he hoped a possible Fillon win would facilitate Rosatom buying into Areva, Rozhdestvin said that following the election Rosatom would work with the new government.
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It said Norway could sell fossil fuel assets and also review its strict investment rules to allow buying into more renewable sources, such as wind and solar.
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Sellers will have less incentive to put their homes on the market, because most have near-record-low rates and would be buying into significantly higher rates.
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Hundreds of people are buying into the concept, with The Y-Combinator-backed venture has a Kickstarter campaign that's already more than $100,000 over its fundraising goal.
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The 2010 Affordable Care Act, which passed when Biden was former President Barack Obama's vice president, largely excluded the undocumented from buying into U.S. health-care programs.
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With U.S. stocks on the climb thanks to bullish institutional buyers, Cramer figured investors would start to get hesitant about buying into a market that's heating up.
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Plus, you get more Daily Cash back if you use the card to buy Apple stuff, which is an extra incentive to keep buying into Apple's ecosystem.
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Trahan says that makes the situation today different from what investors have dealt with throughout the US recovery, and it makes buying into market dips much riskier.
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FCC officials said that Adrian Abramovich of Miami apparently made 96 million "spoofed" robocalls in an attempt to lure consumers into buying into vacation packages and timeshares.
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It is about buying into the idea of danger and glamour that you can safely partake in but without having to do any of the bad stuff.
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Moving into 217-22017, we expect even more investment activity and we'll likely see more large corporations buying into entrepreneurial startups for learning, talent and R&D.
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Most notably, the industry could be hit hard if policymakers wind up passing a provision that bars non-EU entities from issuing or buying into the sector.
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The central bank has already said earlier this month that foreign investors were returning to Russian bonds and were seen buying into OFZ bonds in late May.
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For them, Clumio wants to become the one-stop-shop for all things data protection — and its investors are obviously buying into the company's vision and momentum.
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Broadcast companies are buying into the mantra that bigger is better, especially if it increases their power over cable companies, which pay broadcasters to retransmit their stations.
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"There's lots of potential risks there, one of which is the danger to the consumer from buying into this stuff," Haldane said in a BBC television interview.
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But investors are buying into the idea that the worst could be over soon, and the economy will recover rapidly in the second half of the year.
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According to Atomico, its new vehicle is Europe's largest single "pure-play" venture capital fund, meaning it only starts buying into start-ups at the early stage.
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BUYING INTO DEFICIT STORIES Nickel was the best-performing base metal last year and analysts are looking for more of the same over the next two years.
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The U.S. stock market is at an all-time high and investors keep buying into it when nothing is happening, according to a top Wall Street strategist.
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Soybean futures fell, with traders waiting for concrete signs of progress in trade negotiations between the United States and China before buying into a beaten-down market.
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Buying into a scam could be financially ruinous, for example, so you'd want some very strong (and probably nonexistent) evidence that a get-rich-quick scheme works.
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Asked about the possibility of Orange buying into Telecom Italia, Renzi said that any foreign investors with resources and ambition were welcome to enter the Italian market.
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Much of my objective is just to take the bad choices off the shelf because most people are buying into the system without understanding the real consequences.
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"I'm not sure anybody in Alabama, other than those who are worried about their own political fortunes, are completely buying into allegations against Roy Moore," Gray said.
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The players as well have had to embrace the new dietary requirements and are buying into the idea that a vegan diet can even boost their performances.
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But you, meaning the public, buying into the idea that it can't happen for you because of what your life looks like right now, doesn't serve you.
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In Singapore, the Bank of Singapore and Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have engaged with the community while also warning investors of the risks of buying into ICOs.
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If an investor believes oil prices will peak next year, the case for buying into energy stocks becomes more urgent, since they typically correlate closely with crude futures.
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Despite Wall Street banks' underperformance compared to investing benchmarks in 2016, their investors are buying into executives' plans to boost returns in what has been a turbulent market.
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"The special dividend is the sweetener and investors would be buying into it right now just to get exposure to it," said CPS Capital associate director Dale Raynes.
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But just as clearly, we seem to have passed a tipping point of sorts, with planemakers and top airlines buying into what they see as a forthcoming trend.
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"A lot of the [corrections officers] here, they really are buying into this," said Weitzel, who is nearing the end of his 12½-year sentence for bank robbery.
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NYT op-ed columnist Charles Blow wasn't buying into the softer version of Trump: I will say proudly and happily that I was not present at this meeting.
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The cloud stocks have lost their mojo amid the market's recent declines, but that doesn't mean some players aren't worth buying into the continued weakness, Cramer said Friday.
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The bottom line: Physical retail is under severe stress, regardless of ownership structure, but private equity is almost always buying into mature industries that are prone to disruption.
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Livongo Health shares surged as much as 62% in their stock market debut on Thursday, the latest sign that public investors are buying into the digital health trend.
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"I'm not buying into any OPEC freeze, but we still think oil is going to trend up," said John Conlon, chief investment officer at People's United Wealth Management.
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"FMC is still cheap here and it is worth buying into any weakness as we head into their next earnings report in less than three weeks," Cramer said.
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Foreign investors have been buying into Indian shares apart from those in other emerging markets this year, bringing the total net investments in the year to $1.73 billion.
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Malacalza last raised its stake in Carige in mid-2015 by buying into an 850-million euro cash call the bank carried out after failing the ECB tests.
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I worry that distinction will confuse readers, in part because it's hard to imagine a politics of resentment succeeding if the individuals buying into it aren't themselves racist.
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Without spending a chunk of change, you're buying into a flexible system from a veteran brand that has a good chance of staying around for quite some time.
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But then I'd doubt myself again, think I was buying into someone else's sophisticated bullshit again—so ubiquitous and insidious and clever these internalizations of someone else's bullshit.
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There are signs that investors have started rotating out of cyclical sectors like financials while buying into defensive ones, said Larry McDonald, founder of The Bear Traps Report.
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That's really the thing with the Super Nt: When you buy one, you're not just getting a new tech toy; really, you're buying into an entirely new hobby.
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Buying into the Hong Kong airlines would help Temasek get an aviation foothold closer to mainland China, in a market dominated by Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd (0293.HK).
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A majority of Democrats and independents favor all four of these options, but only buying into Medicare or Medicaid garners the support of about two-thirds of Republicans.
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Now isn't the time to judge others for buying into sexual violence myths, but to enlighten them to the complexities of the issue and engage in civil discourse.
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At the end of the showcase (April 5), design newbies could potentially hit the holy grail of the first steps toward "making it": Saks buying into their line.
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However, PayPal took a much bigger bet this year that, like the Uber investment announced today, underscores how it is also evaluating and buying into larger marketplaces, too.
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These are nuances you might not catch sober but will surely obsess over while stoned—the majestic Americanness of it all, the comfort of buying into the lie.
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His videos are well-made and straightforward, and he'll often demonstrate real-world applications to argue for why a new technology is worth buying into or skipping altogether.
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Many people are buying into new digital tokens with the assumption that those virtual currencies will appreciate over time at levels similar to bitcoin, or its rival ether.
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Facebook is essentially buying into the argument conservatives have laid forth — that mainstream news outlets have a liberal bias and that conservatives need special consideration in the process.
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Mr. Zelensky's critics are not buying into his rags-to-riches tale, however, saying his success is indicative of the entrenched power of wealthy business interests in Ukraine.
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For some financial sponsors, however, buying into the lower middle market can be part of a long-term plan to expand a business aggressively through add-on acquisitions.
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Make it a priority to be human again — to work hard and to rest hard without buying into the idea that we'll fail at life if we rest.
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"Second, with the U.S., Cineworld is buying into the most mature market in the world," he said, adding that he believed other countries would present "more growth opportunity".
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Moreno noticed that the money flow index, a momentum indicator based in part on trading volume, made a sharp upturn recently, meaning big institutions are buying into Honeywell.
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I not only signed onto Medicare-for-all, but I also signed into a Medicare buy-in, I also signed into a novel idea of buying into Medicaid.
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"LuLaRoe tricked consumers into buying into its pyramid scheme with deceptive claims of high profits and refunds for unsold merchandise," Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson told Business Insider.
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It's not like a new pair of shoes, a car, or even a house; you're buying into a communal experience, and the returns on your investment are intangible.
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Obamacare enrollees who receive subsidies to purchase health insurance would be able to put those subsidies towards buying into Medicare, just as they do now with private plans.
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Pretty much all of the problems here appear to be on the software side, which means Ikea could still improve the Trådfri system into something that's worth buying into.
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What most western reports missed is that the "shareholders" the Shinil Group was saying would receive dividends from the treasure were actually people who were buying into its cryptocurrency.
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Still, it's possible to wince at the sight of chimps -- especially those shown communicating via sign language -- being confined to tiny cages without fully buying into the "personhood" designation.
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Asked about the possibility of Orange buying into Telecom Italia, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said any foreign investor with resources and ambition were welcome to enter the Italian market.
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If you're a die-hard University of Michigan alum planning on raising the fourth generation of Wolverines, buying into the state's prepaid plan might not be a bad idea.
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Bond yields, while more stable in recently but lower Thursday, were tanking in early August as investors were dumping stocks and buying into the perceived safety of U.S. Treasurys.
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Others who are buying into unicorns are similarly hoping the companies will go public someday or else that they can turn around and sell the shares for more later.
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But as a consequence of too many people buying into that nonsense, we've got a president who actually has problems with controlling his impulses and letting emotion overrule reason.
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" Reiterating Smith's point about escapism, Kingham advises buying into the fantasy and frivolity of the decade: "Investing in luxurious clothing doesn't always need to be about simple timeless pieces.
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Maybe none of this matters to both the NY Post and Supreme's demographics, but it's worth knowing in case you thought about buying into the hype this time around.
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Verizon, lastly, has made no secret of its interest in buying into media properties to add a new wave of business to its traditional roots as a telecoms carrier.
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With an increasing number of households buying into virtual assistants like Google Home and Amazon Alexa, it's important to keep in mind that these devices are designed to listen.
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While Oculus and PlayStation are all about the exclusives, HTC is buying into Valve's SteamVR system, which hopes to ensure that one piece of content will play across headsets.
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The company closed a $6 million Series A round in March of 2017, so investors are definitely buying into Elvie's vision to build a global female health tech brand.
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But the endgame with this device is to get people using Under Armour's health and fitness apps and, ultimately, buying into Under Armour's whole suite of products and apparel.
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The president and his supporters are buying into outmoded thinking about the utility of spending on the State Department, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and other international agencies.
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More huge mainstream stars are buying into the eSports biz -- with Drake and Scooter Braun buying an ownership stake in 100 Thieves, the brand founded by gaming legend Nadeshot.
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Foreign investors have been buying into Indian shares as part of a shift to higher-yielding emerging markets, bringing the total net investments in the year to $13 billion.
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Lombard Odier, one of Europe's largest private banks, based in Switzerland, said on Wednesday it recommended buying into fixed-income instruments issued by Russia over the next 12 months.
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Fans generally supported the owners throughout the lockout, buying into the narrative that the league was in danger due to economic forces and the players made too much money.
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By buying or destroying Nike headbands, consumers can feel that they are literally "buying into" an identity that may not actually be that stable or fixed to begin with.
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"I think we're going to see more brands buying into what we're trying to champion, which is to find the people who already love your category and your brand."
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Not buying into the hype of an imminent economic meltdown, he provides three reasons why the US will sidestep a recession in 2019 and through the end of 2020.
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With U.S. stocks on the climb thanks to bullish institutional buyers, CNBC's Jim Cramer figured investors would start to get hesitant about buying into a market that's heating up.
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Rocko has always resonated as a character because he's always struggled with whether or not buying into the latest, shiniest thing—whether modern life, really—is actually worth it.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday that he doesn't blame investors for buying into the bitcoin frenzy, but once again he warned that the digital currency's run could end badly.
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Buying into one of these funds means betting on a burgeoning, if volatile, sector and pinning the green in your wallet to your hopes for a more verdant future.
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St. John's Coach Chris Mullin says he sells prospective players on what he never regretted buying into: the Madison Square Garden atmosphere on the night of a big game.
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You could argue that his firm has made more money out of F1 than even Ecclestone has managed – a reported $4.4 billion, despite only buying into it in 2006.
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"The people in Nevada who are solid Trump supporters aren't buying into this idea that now he's suddenly becoming a Trump supporter," said Chuck Muth, a conservative blogger here.
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Regulators in the United States and Singapore have in recent weeks highlighted the risks of money laundering and fraud that investors face when buying into a digital token sale.
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But in the last year, I've come close to buying into at least a couple trends that I later found out were at best bogus, at worst downright dangerous.
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In his Tuesday interview with Brendan Kennedy, CEO of medical marijuana producer Tilray, Cramer warned investors about buying into the company's red-hot stock because of Tilray's lofty goals.
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Instead, they would get a set amount of money and, depending on where they lived, it may or may not cover the cost of buying into the public program.
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The Choose Medicare Act envisions that individuals and companies would cover their costs for buying into Medicare, meaning actuaries would need to determine what those premiums would look like.
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At least four of Collins' Republican House colleagues followed suit, buying into Innate in January when the company traded at an all-time high of about $1.20 per share.
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And you can just see how angry people were—they weren't buying into this We should be grateful because the recession is over, and Barack Obama has brought us back.
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Putin can weaken us just like he is trying to weaken Europe if we start buying into notions that it is okay to intimidate the press or lock up dissidents.
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The structure of the bond limits any downside, the sources said, adding the advantage of buying into Anglo American, whose portfolio includes diamonds and platinum, was to diversify Agarwal's holdings.
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You are buying into a digital lifestyle, which means the car you drive, the watch you wear, the phone you use, the smartphone device you use, they should be connected.
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But if you plan to rely heavily on Android apps, you're basically buying into the start of a journey, replete with odd-looking presentations of familiar apps, bugs, and crashes.
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But if you plan to rely heavily on Android apps, you're basically buying into the start of a journey, replete with odd-looking presentations of familiar apps, bugs and crashes.
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"Many in the national media are buying into the argument from the other side that the issue here is where they came from, not what's in the emails," Pence said.
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At close of market on Friday, the company was trading at SEK 51.75; great reason to celebrate for the people buying into the crowdfunding campaign — they bought at SEK 33.
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"Firms postponed deals, cautious of the impact [on] exchange rates and questioning what they will actually be buying into, unaware of how future negotiations will affect them," the report said.
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After buying into Alitalia in 2014, Etihad pledged to return it to profit by 2017 by reducing costs, turning Rome into an intercontinental hub and expanding lucrative long-haul operations.
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And buying into Celgene because you believe that ten blockbuster – blockbuster, not just ten drugs, but ten blockbusters will come out in the eight years is a lot of risk.
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Vivendi said it planned to continue buying into Mediaset to become its second largest shareholder if possible, which could mean acquiring between 10 to 20 percent of the Italian firm.
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Hertz is just one of many investments for Icahn, whom over the years has made a fortune by buying into companies and advocating for change in management, operations or both.
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It's an idea that's becoming disturbingly popular—and now that enough folks are buying into it, the conspiracies about what our planet might "actually" look like are only getting wilder.
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"We believe one should be buying into the current trade-driven weakness for a stronger growth in the second half, focusing on exporters," wrote JP Morgan equity strategist Mislav Matejka.
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Asked whether Rosatom would consider buying into Areva, Andrey Rozhdestvin, head of Rosatom Western Europe, said it would be willing to consider a stake in Areva NP and in NewCo.
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Between France and the recent Dutch elections it looks like Europe as a whole isn't buying into the hyper-nationalist, white supremacist movement that fueled both Brexit and Donald Trump.
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Foreign investors have been buying into Indian shares as part of a shift to higher-yielding emerging markets, bringing the total net investments to $6.31 billion so far this year.
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De Blasio said he was not "buying into" the 27-member panel's reported borough-based proposal for replacement jails, but added that he wants as few new facilities as possible.
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Buying into natural resources at a time of very low inflation and, in large parts of the global economy, the threat of deflation, is not an easy thing to do.
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"Calls to the FINRA Securities Helpline for Seniors (HELPS)[here], have exposed troubling scenarios of senior and unsophisticated investors buying into sales pitches for speculative energy- based investments," FINRA said.
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Young millennials and members of the generation that follows may just be buying into a stereotype that is perpetuated by the news media, and for which scholars carry some blame.
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While some people bought into the Insta Story, others lashed out at the theorists for buying into stereotypes that women living with chronic illnesses exaggerate or make up their pain.
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The consequences of buying into the charcoal hype be mild, like wasting money on your $8 juice because the nutrients are absorbed by the charcoal, but not by your body.
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The government has tempered aggressive targets to bring in partners to work in joint ventures with Pemex, after foreign firms balked at the high costs of buying into those projects.
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Long-term interest rates remain low by historical standards across most of the world, suggesting that global bond investors aren't fully buying into a return to stronger, more consistent growth.
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After buying into Alitalia in 2014, Etihad pledged to return it to profit by 2017 by slashing costs, turning Rome into an intercontinental hub and growing lucrative long-haul routes.
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We've already managed to blur the line between Hollywood "reality" and real reality, with just enough voters buying into Donald Trump's mogul facade to put the television tycoon into office.
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Asked by host Saagar Enteji about the Culinary Union "buying into the media Bernie Bro narrative" with its comments, as well as tweets in support of the union by Sens.
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But an owner who wants to buy and support the TNR of yesteryear is buying into a market that makes it much harder for the TNR of yesteryear to thrive.
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The pragmatic Merkel is now on her third US president and appears to be looking to find a way to forge a relationship with Trump without buying into his political values.
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But now that Dollar Tree has started renovating the Family Dollar locations — creating value in the process — the "Mad Money" host thought it was time to reconsider buying into the stock.
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It said it planned to continue buying into the firm to become its second largest shareholder if possible which could meaning acquiring between 10 to 20 percent of the Italian firm.
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"We've had some clients buying into it," said Jonathan Roy, advisory investment manager at Charles Hanover Investments, adding the restructuring had diluted the share price, but had now alleviated funding concerns.
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The SEC accused Cooperman of buying into Atlas Pipeline Partners ahead of a deal, using his status as one of its largest shareholders to acquire nonpublic information about an upcoming transaction.
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Google will have to have improved the situation enough in the past few months to make it worth buying into such an expensive product, instead of going with a traditional Chromebook.
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If you like consuming nootropic supplements because you believe it "boosts" your brainpower somehow, that's your choice — but not buying into the claims would be the even smarter thing to do.
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The idea was that even if someone refused to buy their own coverage, they'd still be buying into the risk pool that helps fund insurance for the people who use it.
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Vivendi, which is chaired by French billionaire Vincent Bollore, has increased its stake to almost 15 percent since buying into both Ubisoft and related mobile phone games company Gameloft last October.
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SoftBank is considering an IPO for its $100 billion Vision Fund, which would require some regulatory jujitsu to avoid U.S. regulatory prohibitions on non-accredited investors buying into alternative investment funds.
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But as an app for people who are buying into Moment's lens ecosystem, it makes sense to add more and more powerful features since those users are probably looking for them.
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We want to be sure that the management team that we are buying into is ready and wants to work with us that the shareholders of the selling company are comfortable.
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The UAE marketed the "Emirates" by building a global airline, grafting the brand onto football clubs, investing heavily in promoting Dubai as a tourist destination and buying into blue-chip corporations.
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The state-controlled group is looking at taking equity stakes in foreign companies or buying into sectors offering high-end energy solutions, Luigi Ferraris said on the sidelines of a meeting.
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The Nikkei Asian Review reported Samsung was interested in buying into Sakai Display Products, the joint venture between Sharp and Hon Hai, on the condition the Taiwanese manufacturer exited the partnership.
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Once no one is "outperforming," a handful of managers takes more risk, and "Generation No. 22000" moves toward adjusting for growth (buying into companies with a good price/earnings/growth ratio).
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Though it isn't selling single-serving wine pods, it is allowing for that same type of single-glass experience; and buying into the system locks customers into future purchases from Kuvée.
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A younger generation of women right now, some of them are buying into second wave feminism's "sex work is abuse," but I think many more of them can see past that.
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Both Fine & Raw and Raaka just had their biggest holiday seasons, meaning that people are either buying into the idea that unroasted is better—or that the chocolate really is good.
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For these investors, in some sense it is the digital equivalent of buying into a bakery with no baker, no menu and no assurance that the ovens will even be delivered.
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In August 2012, the world's largest retailer received "restricted" approval to raise its stake in Yihaodian and became the controlling shareholder with a 51 percent stake by buying into its parent.
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In Hong Kong, the broader market rose to its highest level since June 843 on the back of extended buying into Chinese lenders and market heavyweight Tencent before declining 284 percent.
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I mean, I'd be open to doing more stuff like this, sure, but I want it to come from the same place I guess where I was buying into the story.
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The firm has been busy in recent months, buying into Italian menswear company Corneliani and cyber security firm Coresec Systems, as well as numerous real estate assets in the United States.
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To the players he recruits, he is selling what he never regretted buying into — a New York experience, the Garden atmosphere on the night of a big game in Midtown Manhattan.
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The result was a constant cash-burn, despite "doing everything right" — everything was working, but it wasn't working in a sustainable, manageable way, and I'd ended up buying into the hype.
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Instagram. People buying into the idea of an internet diet — where they consciously limit their use of apps each day — could be even worse for Facebook than Apple's data-sharing blockers.
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" To illustrate how ludicrous he found it, he described people buying into brain fitness programs that help them do "neurobics in virtual brain gyms" and "swallow 'neuroceuticals' for the perfect brain.
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While a reassessment of the role our gadgets play in our lives is healthy, many people are buying into a self-defeating fallacy that ironically makes it harder to dial back.
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Mr. Flowers, a former Goldman Sachs partner, made a fortune buying into Japanese banks nearly 20 years ago, but struggled with some of the investments he made during the financial crisis.
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But I like buying into services that actually complement my behaviors — PlayStation Plus makes owning a PlayStation 4 better, Netflix and Amazon Video make owning a streaming device better, et cetera.
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But it is undoubtedly true that Medicare-for-all, as a slogan, is more popular — as are some of these more incremental policies, like giving people the option of buying into Medicare.
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Another space investors might want to consider buying into is health care, particularly managed health-care providers like UnitedHealth Group and Centene, and large drugmakers like Merck and Johnson & Johnson, Cramer said.
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Why does buying into the corporate bond market, a $50trn market globally, with $1.5trn in issuance last year in America alone, still require calling up a trading desk most of the time?
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But Idahoans like Mayville and the volunteers who've flocked to the cause are sick of doing nothing and buying into the idea that progressive change is not possible in a red state.
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For instance, he's currently buying into Russian oil and gas stocks, which might seem crazy to the average investor, but it makes a lot of sense to him as a contrarian play.
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Buffett's self-proclaimed flubs aside, Cramer touted the investment guru's legacy, from buying into best-of-breed companies trading at discounts to his unrelenting optimism about the future of the United States.
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The bank believes Nucor and Steel Dynamics could emerge with better market share and healthier profit margins, but warns that Steelmaggedon should deter most long-term investors from buying into the space.
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One day, unaware that his microphone was still on, the now-famous drifter calls his supporters stupid idiots for buying into his B.S. and revealing how easy it was to fool people.
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"If you're looking for something that's safe or has good growth rates, if you're buying into an area where valuations are hugely elevated, that doesn't really look safe to me," he said.
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The results broke down along partisan lines, according to the AP. More Americans said they were open to buying into a government program than a single-payer plan, according to the survey.
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Effectively she was buying into the idea that for a woman to wield power in what was historically a man's world, she had to pretty much dress like a man — but brighter!
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Reached this week, Northam's campaign manager, Bradley Komar, said he doesn't know much about the Wisconsin congressional race but said his own race demonstrated the danger of buying into the national narrative.
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Absolute returns are an important factor with Tesla, but it's indisputable that buying into the mega-rallies and epic swoons is now significantly more expensive than it was just six months ago.
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At the same time that Bloomberg is being called out on his housing bubble zombie, Pete Buttigieg is facing justified criticism for buying into another zombie idea — the obsession with government debt.
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But the documentary is an ever-timely reminder of the consequences of buying into the Hollywood idea that war can be limited, surgical and over with in about an hour with commercials.
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If you buy this, you're buying into the community as much as the device—and Pine64 has a really interesting community right now, one that will become fundamental to its future growth.
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Even so, we had no difficulty buying into Astaire and Rogers as the ideals we aspired to, the people we intended to be before our two left feet got in the way.
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Buying into the idea that getting into a particular school will make one better educated and more successful, many parents believe that any expense is worth entry into one school over another.
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As well as paying tens of millions for foreign players, Chinese team owners have spent hundreds of millions of dollars buying into European clubs, hoping to tap their coaching and marketing expertise.
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ACP has been an active buyer of infrastructure of late, buying into London's Thames Tideway Tunnel, the city's new "super-sewer" project, and Germany's motorway service stations group Tank & Rast in 2015.
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The fact that anyone is still buying into that line, even as Iowa becomes less and less representative of the nation at large, is largely the fault of the political press corps.
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The problem with buying into such an on-trend look, of course, is wondering if it's still worth doing so — and if it is, how much you should really be spending on it.
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After buying into Alitalia in 2014, Etihad pledged to return it to profit by 2017 but the turnaround faltered in the face of competition from low-cost airlines and high-speed rail services.
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And if an entrepreneur's family, like hers, was being sued by the state of Massachusetts for misleading officials on the dangers of OxyContin, then people might think twice before buying into the brand.
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"We'd be pretty aggressively buying into this weakness," said Katz, who believes it has paid off to get long certain stocks into similar dips, particularly for those investors with a long-term horizon.
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The bottom line is that — in a very similar way to Apple Watch Series 1 — with AirPods, you are buying into the future while not quite knowing what the immediate benefits will be.
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We did that and more and yet we believed it was okay to turn on the ones who had less, buying into the idea that there was only room for some of us.
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Other market participants are wary of buying into the market during the fall months, when crashes have historically happened, especially as volatility creeps up ahead of an election fraught with uncertainty, he said.
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SHANE STEVENSON Yemen country directorOxfam Oxford I was dismayed to see The Economist buying into an all-too-common narrative among conservationists in Africa that vilifies pastoralists ("Cows, cash and conflict", November 11th).
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Asked about Engie's interest in buying into German peer Innogy, Kocher said Engie is not considering any major acquisitions and is focusing on organic growth, although she did not rule out smaller acquisitions.
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The Essential Phone is nearing shipment, and today company founder Andy Rubin published a blog post clearly meant to make customers feel confident with buying into a completely new and unproven electronics brand.
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It&aposs preposterous and I don&apost think it&aposs so surprising that you have a person like this but it is surprising that you have people voting for her, buying into that.
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Speaking at the same forum organised by the Moscow Exchange, Central Bank First Deputy Chairman Sergei Shvetsov said that U.S. investors were buying into rouble-denominated OFZ bonds despite talks of more sanctions.
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Groups like Brandalism have executed this sort of takeover before, although its leaders chose to operate outside of the system rather than buying into it for their 600-poster Paris anti-ad campaign.
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Amid heightened volatility in the markets this year, Ahmadi also added that thematic investing — which broadly refers to buying into areas the could benefit from long-term trends — was the way to go.
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When Moorman cradled Paik's "TV Cello" against her bare skin, or when she donned a 60-pound brassiere made of two small televisions, musician and artist were definitely not buying into technology wholesale.
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Everyone, it seems, is still buying into the galvanizing metal's enticing narrative of supply shortfall, something of a stand-out in a sector that is more worried about the weak state of demand.
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Rankin truly doesn't subscribe to any sort of mystical thought (as one can hear on "In Undertow" when she sings about not buying into astrology, the one recognizable autobiographical moment on the record).
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Everyone, it seems, is still buying into the galvanising metal's enticing narrative of supply shortfall, something of a stand-out in a sector that is more worried about the weak state of demand.
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What would it actually mean to do one of these contests in a way that wasn't just about selling the idea of America or buying into American exceptionalism or just trying to win?
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He highlighted some funds that bet against oil or China, or others that are tailored to a rising interest rate environment, adding that some investors are buying into wider index funds on weakness.
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"For a few days we contemplate non-residents entering our market," said Artem Zvonarev, a trader at VTB Capital, adding that foreign players were buying into the rouble and Russian OFZ treasury bonds.
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To the alt-right, being redpilled means being stripped of politically correct illusions about diversity and buying into ideas that run on a spectrum from opposition to immigration to full-on white supremacy.
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It's a given that buying into the smart home means offering up more private data to companies, but it's important that users know precisely what's on offer, so they can make informed decisions.
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Buying into the premise requires a bit of leeway to get started: During high school, Davidson's Zeke dated the older sister of Mo (Griffin Gluck), and remained his pal after they broke up.
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The customer experience went beyond the physical store setting: Shoppers were buying into the idea of healthful, organic living with a strong environmental consciousness and a consideration of where their food came from.
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"The best parallel is in late-'90s, mid-2000s skateboarding, where skateboarders started making seven-figure salaries, and started buying into the car culture, the jewelry culture and the apparel culture," she said.
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"Family," Laura Steinel's lightweight first feature, relies on audiences buying into the old chestnut that difficult women would be happier (or just easier to be around) if forced to care for a child.
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Whole Foods was by far the largest deal Amazon has made in its 25-year history, as the e-commerce company is better known for building new products than buying into new markets.
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Rosa DeLauro that would move everyone who doesn't already have private insurance from their employers into Medicare -- and allow those who do have private insurance the option of buying into Medicare instead. Sen.
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But Ubisoft hasn't been alone in buying into the esports hype, especially as more traditional publishers also race to adapt to the modern games business with esports generating much of the needed content.
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There can be a little bit of sticker shock when you start to think about buying into all the newest wellness and beauty trends applying itself to the new year, new you craze.
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But Issue 215 is in some ways a downscaled version of the Portuguese approach, so some lessons can be drawn — and they suggest that the critics of Issue 250 are buying into hyperbole.
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So when we sat down with Tim Cook this weekend I got the chance to ask him what he thought and how he found out that Berkshire was first buying into shares of Apple.
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Before parting ways, we talked about the challenges of transitioning from the streets to buying into a new, unfamiliar life as a professional artist surrounded by friends trying to make it out as well.
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Chris Murphy (D-CT) and Jeff Merkley's (D-OR) Choose Medicare Act would basically add an expanded Medicare option to the Obamacare exchanges, and give employers the option of buying into it as well.
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Goldman Sachs also isn't buying into the optimism, telling clients this week that investors have grown too confident that tax cuts and other initiatives from Trump's administration will have a major impact on business.
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Having a trailer to add to their campaign — and thus let backers understand what the series was — helped, but just by buying into the series, backers felt like they were a part of it.
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Still, not everybody is buying into the industry's confidence, warning the fast rise of cheap renewable power generation, backed up by improving battery technology, would increasingly take market share away from the gas industry.
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Otherwise people will be buying into 60% Bitcoin via the fund and they'll be selling Bitcoin aggressively just because new assets are added given that Bitcoin is about 40% of the market right now.
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In short, this is VAIO's problem: With offerings that are not competitive in price or looks, it becomes hard to justify buying into what was once good, when so many better alternatives are available.
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There is so much support available for anyone struggling to find this balance, so don't despair, and absolutely seek help before buying into anything that promises to change your life by changing your diet.
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Also buying into the promise are seasoned entrepreneurs in India — Rahul and Movin raised seed funding from Redbus founder Phanindra Sama and TaxiForSure's founder Raghunandan G. "Ours is not a commerce platform," Rahul said.
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The Minnesota Timberwolves brought in head coach Tom Thibodeau over the summer in large part because of his reputation as a defensive mastermind, and the young roster might finally be buying into his philosophy.
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Instead, Biden said, he favors expanding former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act to allow Americans the option of buying into such a system -- but retaining private insurance for those who are already covered.
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These investors seem to be buying into a number of things when it comes to NFX, which was originally founded as a kind of accelerator program for startups growing so-called network effects businesses.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - Brazil-focused Jandaga Mines raised 123 million pounds ($2.9 million) from listing its shares in London on Thursday, taking advantage of investors' concerns over buying into South African platinum businesses.
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Global investors in risky assets who are buying into the recent rally are thus betting that China either continues its current course of action or is very adroit in dismounting from the credit tiger.
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Investors are buying into the Spotify-backed Swedish company's theory that piping the right music into such food outlets or retail stores will encourage coffee drinkers or shoppers to linger longer and spend more.
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However, more important is the fact that markets are not really buying into the hype regarding OPEC's resurrection, and so there is nothing really for the U.S. dollar or U.S. bonds to react to.
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COLOMBO, Aug 20.96 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares ended at more than 7.43-week high on Monday as investors bought beverage and banking shares amid foreign buying into the island nation's risk assets boosted sentiment.
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Maintaining a strict rebalancing discipline means buying into stocks when they're heading south, which allows investors to earn that much more when a period like the second and third quarters of 2009 comes around.
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Read more: Brownlee visited Providence, Rhode Island — the closest city to him that supports 5G — to see whether or not the hype around 5G is warranted, and whether it's worth buying into right now.
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A non-deal roadshow has already tested investor appetite for buying into the company, which has carried out four funding rounds in the past to raise just over S$400 million, the sources said.
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The event was meant to woo Wall Street into buying into the automaker's all-electric vehicle plans, but some took away another message as well: GM has Tesla in its crosshairs more than ever.
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Barranco: Now I&aposve got this stupid dongle that I&aposve lost literally three times in order to listen to my music, and I&aposm not buying into the whole AirPods things, I refuse.
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And if Wingstop meets its long-term growth targets, which include boosting the store count by over 10 percent per year, investors will kick themselves for not buying into the story sooner, he said.
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"Whilst buying into an apart-hotel development might seem restricting, they are much more hassle-free in terms of maintenance, and owners need never worry about linen changes and washing the towels," he said.
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Before long, tontines caught on across Europe, prompting the English mathematician Edmund Halley (of comet fame) to draw up actuarial tables in 503 to help potential investors assess the wisdom of buying into tontines.
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Traders are buying into domestically-focused shares as they still believe the Conservatives will win a majority next month, which could potentially put an end to Brexit delays, CMC Markets analyst David Madden said.
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The president is among millions of Americans buying into gun companies - often unwittingly - as mutual funds have increased such holdings to record levels, according to a Reuters analysis of institutional investment in firearms companies.
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So at that point, it's like, Let's calm down a little bit about how we have record numbers of people buying into the Libertarian agenda and all these people excited about the Green Party.
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Tesla's Model 3, with its lack of grille and, well, anything at all on the dashboard beyond a giant touchscreen, is the kind of car that makes you feel like you're buying into the future.
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It is basically the old adage of buying into the rally, 'buying on blue' (or green as it has become) and maybe at some stage selling on red -- dressed up as one almighty momentum trade.
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KURTZ: Well, but that -- OK. (LAUGHTER) KURTZ: But you seemed to be buying into the notion that journalists should be shocked that under the constitution, President Trump potentially has this opportunity to name another justice?
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"No one's really buying into Brock, because of the speculation that Peyton will come back," said Plummer, another former Arizona State star who led the Broncos to the A.F.C. championship game after the 2005 season.
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According to the Journal's report, the move by Chinese bank regulators to bar foreign investors from buying into the China-based start-up forced it to take capital from other backers at a lower valuation.
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But by focusing on those individuals' shortcomings, wasn't I buying into the argument that there was a good way for these social networks to operate, even during a time of crisis or during divisive elections?
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Michael Bapis, managing director of Vios Advisors at Rockefeller Capital Management, said Wednesday on "Trading Nation" that the recent outperformance in gold and gold miners is justified, but he's not buying into the rally yet.
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Italian daily Il Messaggero reported on Friday BPER was studying, with adviser Goldman Sachs, the possibility of buying into BPER's initial public offering or signing a sub-underwriting deal to backstop the imminent share issue.
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Back then, too-cool customers would still pretend like they weren't buying into the upwardly mobile strip mall culture that The Coffee Shop was selling, with its $20 bags of Sumatran beans and havarti sandwiches.
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The U.S. initiative to engineer a political transition in Syria -- as far-fetched as it may seem as the vicious civil war grinds on -- depends on the Saudis and the Iranians buying into the concept.
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The new capital raising plans come at a time when Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings has expressed interest in buying into Hong Kong Airlines and its unit Hong Kong Express Airways, Reuters reported last month.
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Healthineers' management has said it will catch up quickly with established diagnostics competitors, but Sebastien Buch from fund manager Union Investment - a top 10 Siemens shareholder, which is buying into the IPO - voiced some doubts.
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Instead, deep-pocketed investors are buying into the continent's stocks - and trimming their stakes in the United States, where stock markets have been at record levels - in the hope some bargain shopping will pay off.
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Tokens are digital assets that investors may purchase during ICOs, and they usually have some sort of bespoke functionality—in some cases, voting rights or profit dividends—in the app the investor is buying into.
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My friends told me I was buying into mass hysteria — at the time, Peru barely had any recorded cases and the university had only been talking about quarantining students returning from CDC Level 3 countries.
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Bitcoin rose above $5,000 for the first time last week, chalking up a more than fivefold increase this year as investors shrugged off warnings on the risks of buying into the booming digital currency market.
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Tim Seymour, who is founder and chief investment officer of Seymour Asset Management and runs the Amplify Seymour Cannabis ETF (CNBS), advised investors to take their time if they're considering buying into the downtrodden group.
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NBA champ John Salley ain't buying into the rumors that LeBron James is unhappy with the Cavs ... but if the King decides to bail on Cleveland again, he's got the perfect destination in mind -- L.A.!!
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This is something that'll be frustrating for people buying into Apple's ecosystem: if you have a MacBook, an iPhone, and a pair of Beats Solo 3s, you'll need three different cables and up to two adapters.
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It invested billions of dollars to develop grassroots soccer academies, brought high-profile players and managers into China from overseas, and is buying into global soccer assets from Italian club Inter Milan to England's Manchester City.
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The Chinese services were ideal for buyers, offering a one-stop solution to buying into ICOs, and companies selling tokens, since they could almost guarantee that a chunk of the token sale would come from China.
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COLOMBO, June 1 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose for a second straight session on Thursday, posting their highest close in nearly one week, in high turnover with foreign investors buying into the island nations' risky assets.
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We talk about anonymity, but that's a misdirection: Look at Facebook comments—there's a lack of consequences and people aren't buying into the norms of a community and are imposing their own thoughts on what's possible.
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Property investors have been buying into student flats, health centres and care homes, favouring their long leases and steady tenants over retail and offices, which have been hit by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Nonetheless, Goldman Sachs warned investors against buying into this rally in commodities as current market views on "reflation, realignment and re-levering have driven a premature surge in commodity prices that we believe is not sustainable. "
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Major sports owners and teams are buying into pro gaming, like Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Wesley Edens gets into the ring with a purchase of League of Legends championship rights and player contracts for $2.5 Million.
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Even portfolio managers with a reasonably bullish view on the price of oil are thinking twice about buying into Aramco because of uncertainty about the true extent of the company's — and effectively the Kingdom's — oil reserves.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings has expressed interest in buying into Chinese conglomerate HNA's Hong Kong-based carriers, Hong Kong Airlines and Hong Kong Express Airways, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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The latest semi-annual reports from Chinese mutual fund houses show that institutional investors are increasingly buying into blue chips, with asset managers targeting market leaders in sectors such as banking, insurance, home appliances and automobiles.
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Since the standard iPhone 11 isn't said to come with this feature, getting the baseline Pro model means you'd be buying into Apple's latest tech — without having to spend an extra $100 for the Max version.
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Yet the majority of Russians remained loyal to Putin, buying into an "us versus them" rhetoric and stoically trudged through the two-year recession that followed as oil prices slumped, adding insult to Russia's economic injury.
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Energy stocks tumbled Wednesday as oil sank after an eight-session win streak, leading Rich Ross to warn investors that there's only one level at which they should be buying into the sector at this point.
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And Europe's Securities and Markets Authority said that it may restrict retail investors from buying into derivatives that let investors bet on the price of virtual currencies without owning them outright (so-called contracts for difference).
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Smart's players showed all evidence after the game of buying into his vision, repeating his koans like "keep chopping" and "humility's a week away," and emphasizing that they were concerned exclusively with winning the next game.
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The rebirth under Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, who is now also the Aston Martin chairman after buying into the sportscar maker and whose son Lance drives for the team alongside Mexican Sergio Perez, transformed the situation.
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Per Business Insider, sources now say that the promise of buying into a New York landmark once owned by President Donald Trump (who admittedly drove it into bankruptcy) is not enough to attract investors to the deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - While Turkey's economy flounders, some foreign funds are buying into everything from fizzy drinks firms to automakers to banks as they winnow out likely survivors in the country's beaten down corporate bond and equity markets.
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Stanley Majcher, a portfolio manager of the $1.4 billion Hotchkis & Wiley Mid-Cap Value fund, is buying into overlooked financial and energy stocks because he considers them less risky than utility companies or REITs with higher valuations.
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"I think these slowdown stocks may continue to fall here, but the higher-quality ones are absolutely worth buying into weakness, so long as you buy them gradually on the way down," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Yet, with her guidance and thoughtfulness, Prato pushes against the surface, locating herself within and the people and landscape of Hawai'i without buying into visitor thinking — this is not a musing on mai tais and hula events.
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That means that they are essentially buying into the hope that Snap will eventually grow into a huge company, and are playing the long game that CEO Evan Spiegel and his team know what they are doing.
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But if you're dead set on getting the latest Moto Mod to justify buying into the Moto Z line, here's how to get started using the new Moto 3603 when it goes on sale later this week.
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The time-honored Dogs of the Dow investment strategy has long been used by investors to mark a new year by buying into the 10 members of the Dow Jones Industrial Average that pay the highest dividend.
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Foreign investors have been buying into Indian shares apart from those in other emerging markets this year, with Friday marking their 30th consecutive session of purchases, bringing the total net investments in the year to $5.85 billion.
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As U.S. markets climb to new highs and the Dow Jones industrial average comes within points of the 20,000 mark, investors may be making two mistakes if they are waiting for a decline before buying into equities.
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"The fact that customers are not buying into the brand at full-price is because the brand has lost its direction and isn't producing collections that are particularly compelling," said Neil Saunders, managing director at GlobalData Retail.
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We are playing that good road-style hockey when you have nothing, you have to get it in deep and live to fight another day, and I think our guys are really buying into that right now.
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"It sounds like one in three Americans are watching too much CNN and MSNBC, buying into a lot of the conspiracy theories that they're peddling relating to this Russian meddling in the elections," she asserted on Hill.
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Buying into companies based on environmental, social and governance factors, has become a hot trend on Wall Street, spawning a new industry that sells investors company ratings based on those factors and funds dedicated to rated companies.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Institutional investors hoping to profit from cobalt, this year's high-flying metal, are buying into companies that are smaller than their usual fare to gain exposure to an industry supplying the burgeoning electric car market.
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Mr. Putin can weaken us, just like he's trying to intimidate Europe, if we start buying into notions that it's OK to intimidate the press, or lock up dissidents, or discriminate against people based on their faith.
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Starting in August of this year, Quebecer Dominic Lacroix collected funds from investors buying into an Initial Coin Offering (ICO)—basically a fundraising round wherein people buy digital tokens from a startup—for a token called PlexCoin.
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Axios spoke with Box founder and CEO Aaron Levie about what surprised him in the Dropbox numbers, how the market should view Dropbox vis-à-vis Box and what he makes of Salesforce buying into the IPO.
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"Everyone sort of had that fear of missing out" at the start of 2020, Bartolini said, adding that it led investors to start "buying into sectors," driving sector ETF inflows to a January record of $7 billion.
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What is particularly astounding about this spectacle is that the Republican Party -- which prides itself as having won the Cold War by facing down Moscow -- is effectively buying into a conspiracy theory energetically advanced by Russia itself.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's Anbang Insurance Group and HNA Group both considered buying into German insurer Allianz SE this year as part of plans to become global financial powerhouses, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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They're buying into an entire "bourbon experience," from whiskey-themed boutique hotels in downtown Louisville to trendy restaurants with "curated" whiskey lists to fleets of tour buses carting bachelorette parties and corporate retreats from distillery to distillery.
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Another way to play the strength in retail, which Cramer said could also boost shares of Target, Costco and Amazon, would be by buying into the SPDR S&P Retail exchange-traded fund, or the XRT, Williams suggested.
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"The original idea of buying into the IPO of Farfetch was that ... play on e-commerce in the luxury space, driven by how under-penetrated online sales were in the space," Marvin Fong, an analyst at BTIG said.
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Or was I subliminally buying into cultural anxieties about racial hygiene, which the Irish musicologist Melanie Marshall, speaking at a symposium at Columbia University last month, suspected to have driven the preoccupation with "pure" voices in Thatcher's Britain?
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Allan Roth, CFP and founder of Wealth Logic, an hourly-based financial planning firm, said investors ought to think twice before buying into the notion that they should reach for higher returns by taking more risk with stocks.
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Having a whole bunch of smart objects like lights, appliances, and thermometers can make life a little more convenient for businesses, but buying into the internet of things can also make those same businesses more vulnerable to hackers.
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Ultimately, buying into the Anti-Snore Wearable comes down to whether you want to wear a band around your arm all night and whether you think your phone and this company's app can truly tell when you're snoring.
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"We are buying into an operation with cash flowing today so we expect this to have a strong impact on the overall cash flows over the next year or two," Gold Fields Chief Executive Nick Holland told Reuters.
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Craig Johnson, senior technical research analyst at Piper Sandler, said in the same "Trading Nation" interview that while he liked the strong technical charts of Regeneron and Campbell Soup, he'd wait for a pullback before buying into either.
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The tech giant is best know for its ride-hailing platform but has been diversifying its business for some time — getting into food delivery (Uber Eats) and buying into the micromobility trend (with Jump e-bikes and scooters).
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But not all regulatory experts are buying into the dangers of activated charcoal, and some, like Luca Bucchini, managing director of Italian regulatory consultancy Hylobates, told BakeryandSnacks that the regulation surrounding the carbon black health claims are too ambiguous.
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Its owners have subsidised the growth of the sport in America for years on the understanding they were buying into a protected club; were they suddenly to face the risk of relegation, those investments would likely come to naught.
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"The expectation is that the concentrate market will soften in the second half of the year whereas the traders and producers are not necessarily buying into that story," he told the Metal Bulletin Zinc Conference in London last week.
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Polls show most Americans don't favor an impeachment battle and immovable support for Trump among his base, so many Democratic lawmakers are buying into the conventional wisdom that impeachment could consign them to the same fate as 1990s Republicans.
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"I even made the case to do some buying into weakness, so of course, I was quickly dismissed as a ridiculous perma-bull in the face of the inevitable collapse that we have all been waiting for," Cramer said.
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"The general sentiment is I should be buying into a split Congress, because it probably means nothing will happen out of Washington," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist and senior portfolio manager at SlateStone Wealth LLC in New York.
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Agarwal began buying into Anglo American through a JP Morgan mandatory convertible bond in March 2017 and announced he was buying a second tranche in September 2017, taking his holding in the mining group to a total of 19.3%.
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To use it, you need a thousand-dollar gaming PC. Gamers are already buying into this package, but for average consumers, the ones Facebook envisions using Social VR in the not-too-distant future, it's a prohibitively expensive proposition.
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Foreign oil firms saw the cost for buying into the joint ventures as high, officials and oil executives said, because the fees include a share of what Pemex has already spent in exploring oil and gas at those fields.
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I look at these new hard drives and have a hard time immediately buying into the idea that they're going to last me a long time, which is a big part of the purpose of an external hard drive.
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It's easy to understand why: Whether it is implicitly or explicitly comparing ourselves to peers; buying into the façade of perfectionism perpetuated by social media; or, for high schoolers, joining the rat race of college admissions, impostorism is everywhere.
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With one of Roaming Man's G3 devices — and buying into their 4G Wi-Fi plans — you can switch off the mobile data capabilities of your cellphone and know exactly how much connectivity is going to cost you each day.
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And gyms have been only too happy to present themselves as the solution to our supposed lack of self-esteem while simultaneously encouraging us to continue buying into the idea that our physical appearance is what ultimately defines us.
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And I am kind of seeing things different now and just knowing it is going to be a matchup, but it's not going to be something where history repeats itself and the past and buying into the same thing.
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Healthineers' management has promised growth from its Atellica platform by catching up quickly with established diagnostics competitors, but Sebastien Buch of fund manager Union Investment — a top 10 Siemens shareholder, which is buying into the IPO — voiced some doubts.
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She followed up with a plan to implement her proposal in two stages, offering the option of buying into the current Medicare program for seniors, followed by legislation to end existing private plans by her third year in office.
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But demand for Latin American currencies has dipped this week, with investors buying into the dollar as the latest clutch of data showed U.S. economic growth picked up slightly in the third quarter, rather than slowing as initially reported.
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You cannot mandate that individuals purchase insurance they cannot afford, and you cannot force insurers to cover anyone who comes knocking if there isn't a mandate forcing plenty of healthy people to offset their costs by buying into the system.
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SoftBank Group plans to sell some 30 percent of SoftBank Corp, raising around 2 trillion yen ($1403 billion) that would go towards investments in growth, such as buying into foreign information-technology companies, the Nikkei newspaper said without citing sources.
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"It has just been risk-off buying into the long (Columbus Day) weekend ... You look at the charts, it has really been a one-way trade of lower yields," said Justin Lederer, Treasury analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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Under a plan drawn up by Italian authorities to avert their collapse, the country's Interbank Deposit Protection Fund - which is financed by domestic banks - will pump 427 million euros into the three lenders buying into a capital increase, the sources said.
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So while belief in the "deep state" spans both parties — with more than 70 percent of each partisan group expressing belief — it's not clear if respondents were buying into a conspiracy theory or just expressing a more general frustration with Washington.
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I'm not cautioning consumers against buying into new technology – the only way these devices get better, smarter and more adroit is with mass adoption – but buyers do need to recognize that the world of connected devices is different than unconnected devices.
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It's the latest in a series of stumbles — including buying into mining at its peak and splurging on buybacks when its stock price was high — that suggest Chief Executive Doug Oberhelman isn't a great judge of his own business cycle.
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Indeed, Hamas's dedication to resistance against Israel; a deteriorating economic situation in Gaza; Israel's blockade of the strip; more Hamas tunneling along the border into Israel; and no prospect of Hamas buying into diplomacy -- all make another confrontation seemingly inevitable.
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The company's global reputation will suffer from this incident, no matter how quickly it's resolved, as both consumer and commercial customers will be wary about buying into a company that might at any point be left without an OS upgrade plan.
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They said Cai's rationale was that by buying into German companies - among the global leaders in industrial manufacturing technology - Chinese firms could gain the expertise they badly needed, and in return the Europeans could win access to growth opportunities in China.
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Buying into this sort of victimhood is a toxic way to read a toxic character — not only does it allow readers to ignore the conservative political implications of Rorschach's beliefs, but it leads them to pump up an undeserving star.
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To be sure, it's not entirely clear that major retailers would end up buying into this, especially after they've negatively trained consumers to just pop over to Google or Amazon to find a product because of poor janky search engines.
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Essentially, they are now betting on a steeper rise in rates and yields at the short end of the U.S. curve than they had previously, buying into the Fed's guidance of two more rate hikes this year and three next.
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When Wu Qiang spent 500 million yuan to take over a Yixing cement plant with annual output of 2.4 million tonnes in 2010, following his father into the cement industry, he thought he was buying into a money-printing machine.
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The near-elimination of the premium of nearer-dated Brent crude futures prices over those contracts for delivery further into the future suggests traders and investors are not buying into the idea that there will be a real squeeze on supply.
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Before the Linxens deal, Tsinghua Unigroup accumulated a stake in Germany's Dialog Semiconductor Plc, buying into share price weakness as the Anglo-German chipmaker faced uncertainty over its business relationship with Apple, its largest customer, towards the end of last year.
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Palmer, a law school dropout, made his first fortune in his early 5003s by selling beach property in Queensland, before buying into a string of mining tenements in Western Australia just as the mining boom was set to take off.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin smashed through the $5,000 barrier for the first time on Thursday, jumping as much as 2003 percent on the day as investors shrugged off the latest warnings on the risks of buying into the booming cryptocurrency market.
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An "Upgrade" on Lending Club Investors aren't buying into a peer-to-peer lending company, as Lending Club was in its earliest days, before it began to rely heavily on Wall Street investors to fund the loans on its platform.
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Konta's huge improvement over the last year has come on the back of intensive work on the mental side of her game, so it was no surprise that she was not buying into talk of grand slam titles on Sunday.
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Major names on Wall Street and in the Republican establishment are buying into Mitt Romney's run for Senate, particularly as Republican lawmakers are looking to him as a future leader within a congressional caucus that is struggling to find its identity.
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It's easy to luxuriate in the atmosphere the show conjures, in its knowing references to the pop culture of that moment -- from movies to TV to video games to Radio Shack -- without fully buying into all of the individual parts.
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J. Dale Harvey, portfolio manager of the Poplar Forest Partners fund, said he has been trimming his energy and materials shares exposure and buying into brick and mortar retailers whose stocks have come under pressure as Amazon continues to expand.
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Two sources told Reuters last week that Italy's ruling coalition was considering the idea of state-run Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) buying into Autostrade as a way for the state to regain some sort of control of the asset.
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Pershing Square began buying into the under-performing railroad around late September 2011 and mounted one of the hedge fund industry's bitterest and most closely watched proxy battles, only to win seven seats on the company's 16-member board in 2012.
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When asked if he is worried about being "too early" in remaining bullish to "keep buying into this weakness," Parikh said that while the market may be risky at the moment, long-term rewards could be awaiting in the future.
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Coincidentally, similar to how AdKnowledge acquired AdParlor to expand into social, so too will Fluent be using the asset for a similar end, it seems: the plan will be to fold social media strategy, planning and buying into its wider services.
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In those days, backlash against the anti-gluten craze was at its peak, and the bubble-bursting Penn Jillette in your family undoubtedly dropped a couple internet truth bombs about how dumb you were for buying into a pseudoscientific fad.
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But it could avoid doing so given the sensitivity of the issue and just say that by buying into Aramco, investors would gain access to the world's cheapest reserves, still controlled by the state, according to sources briefed on the offering.
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The best path to achieve those objectives is with Medicare-X, my plan to create a strong public option that provides people with the choice of buying into that option or keeping the insurance they receive through their employer or union.
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The best path to covering all Americans with high-quality, affordable health insurance is with Medicare-X, my plan to create a strong public option that provides people with the choice of buying into that option or keeping their private insurance.
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In the news release announcing the Disney deal, Mr. Murdoch said he would spin those businesses and a handful of other properties, including the 213th Century Fox lot in Century City, which Disney is not buying, into a newly listed company.
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Giles Farrer of consultancy Wood Mackenzie said Total's acquisition of the stake in Tellurian and Monday's announcement that BP is buying into projects in Mauritania and Senegal are signs that the majors are going big on small-scale LNG projects.
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Google has spent the past few months retroactively revealing that early adopters who paid $130 are buying into a glorified beta test — with few games, many missing features, and a wireless controller that requires a wire on phones and PCs.
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Perhaps the best solution would be to create a collection that makes O.A.R.s feel special without buying into the emblematic stereotypes that so often come with the uniforms of a nation; that abstracts and globalizes identity instead of erasing it.
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I've been pretty skeptical while writing about trailers for the second Kingsman movie — I know the film's a satire, but its trailers always make the film seem to strike such a strange balance between buying into spy tropes and actually critiquing them.
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When members of the public bought shares in Uber in 2016, by buying into a Morgan Stanley vehicle named New Riders LP, they received no information about Uber's income, expenses, or balance sheet, and had no assurances that the company was financially viable.
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The Senate is just buying into the carbon-accounting loophole that the European Union has been exploiting: Burning wood pellets doesn't actually give you a carbon footprint of zero, it's just a sneaky way to have your cake and eat it too.
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Given the rise of voice-based computing and voice assistants, the company has the potential to cede some portion of the market as consumers end up buying into the larger ecosystems provided by the main tech players: Siri/HomePod/Apple Music vs.
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Noting reliance on emerging markets was much higher for firms in Europe than in other developed regions, he said he would still recommend clients buying into such firms — though he cautioned against companies with more than 15 percent of sales generated in China.
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More from Invest in You:Josh Brown on Uber: Why I'm not usually a fan of buying into IPOs on day 1Josh Brown: How to protect your nest egg in volatile times Josh Brown is CEO and Co-Founder of Ritholtz Wealth Management.
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He still recommends Canopy, backed by a $4 billion investment from Constellation Brands, as best of breed in the sector, but there are others also worth buying into weakness such as Cronos, which is backed by a $1.8 billion investment from Altria.
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Buying into his father's fears that being gay would mean a life of exclusion and professional strife, he believed the therapists' claim that homosexuality is a myth and that he could have the same feelings for girls that he did for boys.
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The stock jump suggests that investors are buying into Apple's narrative that iPhone sales is no longer the bedrock of the business and what matters is growing the number of active devices that can generate recurring revenue as users buy additional services.
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Together with Macy's — whose recent edition of The Edit features the latest and greatest fashion-forward pieces of the season — we tapped a group of R29 staffers with serious style smarts to help us assess which spring trends are actually worth buying into.
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Witnessing the 4% pop this week in the Materials Select Sector SPDR Fund, a market-cap-weighted index that counts the stocks of Linde and DowDuPont among its top holdings, CFRA's Todd Rosenbluth says investors should consider buying into this economically sensitive space.
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And for all of you who are buying into the media narrative about the horrors perpetrated on children who were kept temporarily in HHS custody who&aposve crossed the border -- the kids who have crossed the border illegally, consider an actual horror.
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OMV and Gazprom have worked together for five decades and have deepened their cooperation since Rainer Seele took over OMV two years ago by buying into and swapping assets for stakes in Siberian fields and helping to finance the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
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"I think buying new offerings in a hot market is something the average investor should not think about at all." said Warren Buffett on CNBC Thursday, when asked about buying into the Lyft IPO, which is scheduled to begin trading on Friday.
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While Fidelity has been investing in private companies for more than 20 years, it has been buying into more unicorns lately due to the lack of IPOs, says Andrew Boyd, head of global equities capital markets at the Boston-based mutual fund firm.
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The film also captures the vaguely hilarious response to the experience from the wider world -- again, much of it via social media -- with many harboring scant sympathy for wealthy 20-somethings who got fleeced after buying into the illusion that McFarland was selling.
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UNIPOL, BPER, BANCO POPOLARE The insurer is interested in taking a stake of between 2 and 5 percent in cooperative lender BPER and is also looking at the possibility of buying into the rights issue of Banco Popolare, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.
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Because Nvidia has its hands in so many red-hot areas of tech, Cramer thinks that, unlike the highly overvalued stocks of the dotcom era, Nvidia could have far more room to run and is worth buying into its next leg of weakness.
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" At a parliamentary committee hearing in September, Ms. Foote said the Conservatives had skimped on training for the 500 workers hired to run Phoenix, "versus actually buying into what IBM had advocated as the amount of training that really needed to take place.
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Ranging from $30 to $140, the offering is currently available online and in select J.Crew and New Balance stores, meaning if you, like us, have been waiting years to admit you're a fan of athleisure, these are the pieces worth buying into.
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That data point evaporated when Cisco snapped up the company just days before it debuted publicly, basically taking away an opportunity to gaze into the crystal ball and see whether or not people would be feeling good about buying into these companies.
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" On speculation that Salesforce buying into Dropbox IPO is M&A prep: "I don't want to ruin the drama, but I would say that Salesforce investing or not investing has almost no bearing on whether they'd buy or not buy a company.
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And the process of selling a coin offering is relatively simple, where companies create their own cryptocurrency, write a document known as a white paper to describe the service that they're building and hope enough people are interested in buying into the sale.
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Now, even as profits slump a bit, Wall Street is buying into an industry that has helped kill legislation that would've tackled egregious billing practices and secretive contracting, scored potential repeals of the Affordable Care Act's taxes, and neutered most drug pricing proposals.
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"I think that if an investor really wants to be buying and holding this and buying into the vision, they do so on dips, they do so months ago when it looked like the company was really going to fall apart," Tatro said.
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HONG KONG, Nov 1 (Reuters) - A unit of Anbang Insurance Group is among investors buying into Datang Environment Industry Group Co Ltd's up to $330 million Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), according to IFR which cited a term sheet of the deal.
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I doubt the good folk at CMIG know a mountain from a mogul, and the long-term strategic purpose of buying into a small ski resort in a coastal location that is seen as particularly vulnerable to global warming isn't instantly obvious.
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"Ideally, though, Boroden wants to get this [one] at a better price, because if Shopify gets hit again, she thinks it's worth buying into weakness as long as it doesn't fall through its [floor of] support in the $280s," the host said.
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Dealers said foreign buying into government securities has slowed with the fall in interest rates while the central bank has been buying dollars from the market to accumulate reserves to meet the targets set by the International Monetary Fund under a $1.5 billion loan deal.
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Buying into this idea could make some women feel as though they need to perform their orgasms rather than just enjoying them, while also making men suspicious about whether their partner actually had an orgasm and anxious about whether their own sexual performance was adequate.
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A pair of law school professors steeped in the academia of activist investors decided to play activists in real life, buying into a small NYSE-listed real estate company (Tejon Ranch, led by CEO Gregory Bielli) and agitating for change (such as a sale).
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In order to get the bill passed, Trump has also committed to supporting two pieces of legislation before the end of the year that would help partially alleviate the spike in insurance premiums that would come from fewer people buying into Obamacare's individual market.
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Rosen, who has reviewed countless FDDs during his career while representing hundreds of entrepreneurs buying into franchise systems, said reading these documents in their entirety is essential research, but there are the sections of the FDD that are the most important for entrepreneurs to understand.
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Ed Keon, managing director and portfolio manager of QMA, a multi-asset manager owned by Prudential Financial, said he has been buying into the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund, the ETF that tracks the S&P financial sector, in the last couple of weeks.
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And there are even clear-headed reasons to support Parker himself, which have nothing to do with buying into conspiracy theories about taking down the black man or why his rap sheet, hidden in plain view, grew to prominence so close to the film's debut.
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And the bill would also boost disclosure requirements around derivatives, in an effort to prevent investors from buying into a company and making secret side investments that that company's value would fall, allowing them to turn a profit by worsening the company they invested in.
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Dealers say foreign buying into government securities has slowed with the fall in interest rates while the central bank has been buying dollars from the market to accumulate reserves to meet the targets set by the International Monetary Fund under a $1.5 billion loan deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some of Europe's biggest venture capital firms are buying into sales of new virtual coins or asking their investors to give them the freedom to do so, in a sign of mainstream investor backing for the booming but controversial crowd-funding tool.
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So let me give you a synthesis — let's hope Ollie's stock comes down, perhaps after it reports in less than three weeks — because this is exactly the kind of name that's worth buying into a pullback because the long-term story remains very much intact.
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MILAN (Reuters) - U.S. fund Cerberus Capital Management is among potential investors interested in Italian bank Creval's turnaround plan but it is too early to say whether it will also commit to buying into the lender's planned share issue, a source close to the matter said.
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Miku is monetized through Crypton selling the software that allows one to make her music, as well as offering up the opportunity to see her live, or buying into her fandom through purchasing her merchandise, or even by having her face emblazoned on a racecar.
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They love having you pursue your co-stars and unlocking steamy cutscenes the developers have stowed away, and we—at least, judging from the fan art—love trying to seduce our partner of choice and buying into the sexual fantasy these games provide, however limited.
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Asked if she was firm in wanting to eliminate that kind of coverage, Warren told reporters Monday that "one of the options that is certainly under discussion" is to instead give employers the option of buying into Medicare, rather than forcing people into Medicare.
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The medical industry is actively lobbying against Medicare-for-all, but as Vox's Dylan Scott reported, doctors, hospitals, insurers, and pharmaceuticals have pushed back against everything from single-payer to public option proposals to even lowering the age for buying into Medicare to 55.
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We keep purchasing them for each other, buying into the fantasy that Siri or Alexa or Google can make someone's life easier by scheduling their appointments and managing their time and telling them how to put on makeup or make a butternut squash lasagna.
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Or maybe the best way to say this is that there are three possible stories about how supply chains might increase the costs of trade war, and while two of them are right, I suspect that many economists are buying into the third, which isn't.
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"After another panicked week where doom and gloom dominated the headlines, I want to help you identify stocks that are worth buying into weakness and I think these twenty stay-at-home economy plays" are perfect picks for a potential pandemic, the host said.
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I suppose there's some part of Whiteley that believes, especially in episode three where Monica runs a practice so hard that one of her injured male cheerleaders is reduced to heaving tears, that buying into the extreme nature of Monica's coaching style is unhealthy.
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The polar opposite of Levi (who, by the way, philosophically leaned conservative), Barr is administering a justice that goes after Trump's targets — even to the point of buying into loony conspiracy theories — and seeks to help protect shady associates of the president from just punishment.
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When I wrote my first book, Body Drama, my goal was to educate teenagers about the plethora of airbrushed and digitally enhanced photos in magazines and on social media, and to warn them about how buying into the fakeness could be damaging to their self-esteem.
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PERRY: Well, the voters are being, I think, you know, are being, I think, a little bit influenced now by this wave of protectionism and that is the danger that I see is that people are now kind of buying into the make America first protectionism.
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This could explain why investors are cautious about buying into UK-focused companies like Pure Gym, which had announced its plan to float just last month and hired Jefferies and J.P. Morgan as global coordinators, Credit Suisse as joint book runner and Rothschild as financial adviser.
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It said that Creval's main shareholders - led by French entrepreneur Denis Dumont who holds a stake of nearly 6 percent in the lender - had expressed interest in the bank's restructuring but it was too early to say whether they would commit to buying into the cash call.
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Everyone has a unique collection of influences and a unique sound in their head, and it's just a matter of having faith in that, and being true to that and being innovative with your own sounds, and not buying into what's on the Top 40 right now.
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With Windows 2020X, the company's making it clear that you're buying into a distinct experience — one where a Courier-like device can seamlessly let you move a physical keyboard around on top of its glass screens, and reflow apps around it to let you keep on working.
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First, by buying into the future of "one-port-fits-all" granted by USB-C, and second, the confidence of having a pair of solid, noise cancelling earbuds, so you're not disturbed the next time someone tries to solicit their mixtape while you're walking down the street.
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Activist shareholders have been buying into SAB shares in recent weeks, hoping to benefit from a higher cash offer from AB InBev, after the fall in the sterling made the cash offer look less attractive than a special cash-and-stock offer aimed at two large shareholders.
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Though the structure has drawn some criticism for not giving stock market investors the opportunity to have input, some people close to the company have argued that investors can "vote with their feet" by not buying into the IPO if they are not comfortable with the arrangements.
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Chewy pitched its stock to investors as a way to buy into the trend of "pet humanization" by owners who are increasingly treating pets as a part of their families, as well as buying into an industry which has historically held up well in economic downturns.
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In the process, they will have to do something arguably more difficult: Acknowledge that the Democratic Party has lost its way in recent years on education policy, with many buying into the bad ideas and faulty assumptions that led Obama to double-down on Bush's failings.
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Standouts like Hustle, which raised $30 million last May, show that investors are buying into the proposition that these companies can build lasting businesses serving Democratic and progressive political campaigns and corporate businesses that would also like to rally employees or personalize a marketing pitch to customers.
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Many small companies and some larger ones are jumping into the new wave of IT with both feet by buying into cloud-based products that can be used in the office, on the go on your phone and maybe even through your watch or Echo speaker.
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Now, buying into this OLED futurism isn't cheap, and the ThinkPad X1 Yoga with OLED starts at $1,682 right now, but I'd say this is a much more enticing use of the technology than Apple's thin strip of it above the keyboard (aka the Touch Bar).
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"My sense has been that provisions that look like regulations — such as lowering the age to 55 for buying into Medicare — tend to be viewed as such by the parliamentarian, meaning that they would require 60 votes," says political scientist Sarah Binder, an expert in congressional procedure.
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It is rare that professional sports teams go on the selling block, and leagues such as the N.F.L. and N.B.A. demand comprehensive information on who is buying into the club, and where their money came from, as well as assurances that it will continue to flow.
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Always, he thought he would find a way out of his fix, a way to make everyone whole: taking over a bank, buying into a macaroni company, turning much of the American freight and passenger fleet from World War I into his very own steamship line.
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"After another panicked week where doom and gloom dominated the headlines, I want to help you identify stocks that are worth buying into weakness and I think these twenty stay-at-home economy plays" are perfect picks for a potential pandemic, the "Mad Money" host said.
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This norm did not exist before the late 1960s, and began with how much harder it became to get a low-skill factory job at that time; it then was reinforced by a new ideology that questioned buying into the norms of an inherently racist system.
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Given that Vanessa's death early in the film informs the rest of Deadpool's arc, then is gleefully reversed in the mid-credits sequence, Deadpool 2 raised the question of whether Reese and Wernick were knowingly commenting on the Women in Refrigerators trope or simply buying into it.
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The in-home smart displays are basically sophisticated video chat boxes (with scary microphones and cameras!), and they've certainly got some fancy tricks that might lead even a rational, self-aware human to consider buying into Facebook's bullshit, and in the process, potentially trading in privacy for convenience.
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While the clear implication was of a rate hike soon, perhaps at the first post-election meeting in December, this confidence is hard to reconcile with its own projections, which show more and more evidence that the Fed is buying into the narrative of long-running secular stagnation.
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For starters, the fact-checkers seemed to be overly credulous in buying into Mercatus's counterspin: The Post even stated that "the main point" of the study was to show the $32 trillion in new federal spending and the tax increases that would be necessary to implement Medicare-for-all.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - A refinancing transaction for driveline system maker American Axle & Manufacturing is expected to be shelved as a softening in the equity and corporate debt markets is making investors wary of buying into new leveraged loans that could lose value in the secondary market, sources said.
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In technical regulatory terms, this means Facebook is known as what's called a "controlled company" that is exempt from certain standard Securities and Exchange Commission investor protections in exchange for making fulsome disclosures about the fact that if you buy Facebook stock, you are buying into a controlled enterprise.
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These apps all work differently, but they're based on the same idea: If millennials won't — or can't — save and invest money the traditional way (by buying into financial products like CDs, money market funds, and Roth IRAs), maybe they can be tricked into doing it by a computer.
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Vinci Airports President Nicolas Notebaert signalled uncertainty over Britain's departure from the European Union next March had cut the price of buying into Gatwick, and forecast any hit to UK economic growth after Brexit was likely to be offset by a rise in tourism due to a weaker pound.
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The Bulls already knocked off two teams with plans to contend with the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Eastern Conference crown in the Boston Celtics and the Indiana Pacers to kick off the season, and all the new players seem to be buying into the team-first concept so far.
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After first buying into the firm in March 2014, the letter said Parvus had been supportive of the owners "despite the many operational missteps and weak share price performance", which Gensmann said included the implementation of its Trafalgar platform, which had left it a "market share loser online".
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The A$14.9 million ($10.43 million) investment in Digital Asset Holdings would help to cut costs, speed up transactions and make them more secure, ASX said in a statement, as it joined a slew of other financial firms that are buying into the technology originally developed for cryptocurrency bitcoin.
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"When we equate intercourse and sex and call everything that comes before intercourse 'foreplay,' we are buying into the cultural script that sex should proceed as follows: foreplay (just enough to get her ready for intercourse), intercourse (during which both women and men orgasm), and game over," Mintz said.
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Totally. The Indiegogo page is very light on any kind of specifications as to how this will work, other than this totally reassuring sentence: Given the lack of details, anyone who backs this product is buying into this crowdfunding campaign essentially on faith (or more faith than usual).
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When Glenn Simpson, founder of the research firm Fusion GPS, testified to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence last November about Russian interference in the presidential election, he spoke of patterns "suggestive of money laundering" and of "Russian mafia figures" and "various criminals" buying into Trump properties.
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Read more: Some marketers say AT&T's big plan to reinvent advertising is taking shape but worry that it will shut out competitors"On the hiring front, it's been good because you see more traditional TV companies buying into OTT in terms of what they're selling," SpotX's Benn said.
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"It's sort of become almost a cliche that this has been the most hated bull market of all time, and I have a hard time buying into that," said Doug Ramsey, chief investment officer of the Leuthold Group LLC, whose firm offers a bear fund, the Grizzly Short Fund.
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Buying into the bizarre brand of MMA an openweight tournament provides—the Japanese, of course, being the masters of putting on a night of good ol' freakshow fights—many of those fans yearning for a glance at JMMA's golden era were excited at the prospect of Silva vs.
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"The idea that they are making a distinction that is basically buying into what the white nationalists are trying to sell is deeply troubling," Becky Monroe, the director of the Stop Hate Project at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Pair those questions with the general defensive growing pains that rookies show at events like this—Maker pulled off the near-impossible feat of fouling out of a 43-minute game with a 10-foul limit in the Bucks' third game—and I'm buying into the hype just yet.
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Sadly, rather than fighting a system that undermines the principle that everyone has an equal right to public resources (while enriching the test prep industry), too many Asians have chosen to preserve the status quo by buying into racism against blacks and the white supremacist system built on it.
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Intermittent fasting — which typically entails eating only during a set window of six to eight hours each day — may be trendy among big names like Twitter's Jack Dorsey, Jennifer Aniston and former NFL star Rob Gronkowski, but actor and health enthusiast Mark Wahlberg isn't buying into the fad.
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"They have some very aggressive cost cuts, and the reason as to why people are buying into them is this business review committee was run by John Wilder, who is pretty much regarded as one of the most powerful and successful names in the power industry," he told CNBC.
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So says Larry Glazer, managing partner at Mayflower Advisors, who argued in a Tuesday interview on CNBC's "Futures Now" that barbell investing — a strategy that involves buying into low-risk, stable assets as well as riskier speculative investments — is putting U.S. investors in an "extreme and dangerous" position.
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What I mean by being Serious is buying into inside-the-Beltway conventional wisdom — the kind of conventional wisdom that in 2011, with unemployment still catastrophically high and interest rates at historic lows, created an elite consensus that we should stop worrying about jobs and focus on … entitlement reform.
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Al Sharpton, who led a campaign in support of the Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, late last year after Trump announced plans to end it, told BuzzFeed News that he was not among the figures that spoke with White House officials about buying into its immigration plans.
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Newly released figures from TripleMint, a residential real estate start-up based in New York, points to a shift in the countries most interested in buying into the city's active housing market, which attracts more than its fair share of domestic and international buyers and remains one of the world's priciest.
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I'm not buying into [House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Graham: Schiff comment on inquiry findings 'full of crap' Democrats set stage for Watergate-style TV hearings MORE (D-Calif.)] running a legitimate operation over there.
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And it was about announcing its new ARM-based laptop, the Galaxy Book S. But underlying all of these announcements was the implication that when you go with Samsung, you're not just getting access to its hardware; you're also buying into its entire ecosystem of apps, device partnerships, and marketing clout.
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Yet a majority of Republicans in Congress are climate deniers — many of them buying into the notion that climate change is a hoax perpetrated by a vast international scientific conspiracy — and even those, like Marco Rubio, who grudgingly admit that global warming is real oppose any significant action to limit emissions.
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Amy Klobuchar and former Vice President Joe Biden pointedly sought to portray 38-year-old Buttigieg as too green for the White House, while Sanders argued that Buttigieg's reliance on big-dollar donors meant that he was buying into a corrupt system and would be beholden to big-money interests.
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"With each Apple product that a customer buys, I think they get tighter into the ecosystem that's the reason that they're buying into it is they like the experience, the customer experience, and so from that point of view I think each of our products can drive another product," Cook said.
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It is a stop-gap measure that, in essence, is being taken because the Marines made a pair of bad decisions in the past - to wit, putting all their eggs in the F-35B basket, and not buying into the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet as the Navy did.
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The big changes are: eliminating the mandate that forced people to buy health insurance in favor of tax credits to incentivize buying into the market phasing out Obamacare's Medicaid expansion allowing insurance companies to charge the elderly up to five times more than the young Trumpcare — as it's now known — is already controversial.
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" "When I first joined the group I thought it was kind of cute because it was an Asian meme group and there were just jokes about boba and food," they said via Twitter DM. "But now I think it's mostly moderate East Asians buying into stereotypes and not thinking critically about themselves.
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So we fool ourselves into buying into anything that purports to any kind of newness because doing so is a way of sustaining a myth of resistance, even if we know that that myth is no more true than the idea that buying a Diet Coke negates the effects of a Big Mac.
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"Of course, it's going to take time when a new coach comes in and changes it completely — it's going to take time for everyone to start buying into his message," said the Washington senior Kevin King, a safety who was recruited by Petersen's predecessor, Steve Sarkisian, and has watched the transition take place.
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For those convinced that Trump and Company would never have colluded with Russia to steal an election, consider this: Shortly after buying into the U.S.F.L. (and having initially praised the league), Mr. Trump arranged for a secret meeting with Pete Rozelle, the National Football League's commissioner, inside a suite at Manhattan's Pierre Hotel.
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