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So what you really saw was a person buying time.
So what you really saw was a person buying time.
Here's the latest: • Buying time on a crucial Brexit vote.
In any case, NBC was reportedly buying time with exhaustive questions.
It can do all of those things without buying Time Warner.
"They're buying time," said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates.
" The friend said Tillerson is "buying time" and "evaluating all options.
"We're buying time, and it's of the essence," Mr. Scheu said.
If Meredith, with the Kochs' help, succeeds in buying Time Inc.
Well, yeah, but Verizon may have been better off buying Time Warner.
That leaves the Europeans and more moderate Iranian leaders essentially buying time.
He sued AT&T, unsuccessfully, to block it from buying Time Warner.
"They're buying time " until the pace of new cases of coronavirus slows.
AT&T is trying to diversify by buying Time Warner Inc TWX.
Critics, however, suspect Beijing of buying time to consolidate its maritime power.
And even if Mr. Bronfman does not end up buying Time Inc.
There were reports that Apple may have been interested in buying Time Warner.
Apple supposedly considered buying Time Warner last year, according to the Financial Times.
"This is just buying time," said Representative Mark Sanford, Republican of South Carolina.
Benioff is likely striving for impartiality after buying Time magazine in late 2018.
Buying Time Magazine, I think, is good and it's totally separate from Salesforce.
Stephenson talks about sports gambling, the potential of 5G, and buying Time Warner.
"Despite the potential benefits of buying time, many respondents allocated no discretionary income to buying time, even when they could afford it: just under half of the 818 millionaires that we surveyed spent no money outsourcing disliked tasks," the authors note.
Its people were buying time to lure back the defectors before a floor vote.
AT&T is currently in court to argue its case for buying Time Warner.
Never fails... I say 'um' because I am buying time for a proper answer.
"They kept buying time, week after week," he said in an interview over Telegram.
He had Kane and another teammate but, after buying time, hauled off and shot.
He was very, very far down the road and then ended up buying Time.
In the near term AT&T's business logic for buying Time Warner is not obvious.
There seems to be some kind of poetic symmetry in AT&T buying Time Warner.
Salesforce founder Marc Benioff and his wife Lynne Benioff followed, buying Time for $190 million.
Buying Time Warner gives AT&T some piece of the pie, even if DirecTV flounders.
Doubling down on their bet, officials were buying time until rent-producing structures went up.
I do think this is about buying time for a lot of businesses and households.
And AT&T is in the final stages of buying Time Warner, which owns TMZ.
The group had been among the parties that had expressed interest in buying Time Inc.
Apple did investigate buying Time Warner back in 2016, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Unfortunately, China pursued only the first half of that strategy, buying time and then squandering it.
"It's buying time, but we need to solve the problem of rising CO2 in the atmosphere."
UBS analysts declared "buying time" for emerging stocks, upgrading Mexico, Poland and Colombia, while downgrading Brazil.
This would not be the first time that Meredith has come close to buying Time Inc.
In addition to buying Time Warner Cable, Charter is buying Bright House Networks, a smaller operator.
At&t is buying Time Warner, RIP net neutrality and a big boost to zero-rating.
But Mr. Moffett wondered how buying Time Warner would help AT&T achieve its 5G ambitions.
Last week, Viacom accused the wireless carrier of abusing its powers after buying Time Warner Inc.
Containment through enhanced military defenses and buying time for longer-term change is our best course.
The latest ... Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff and his wife Lynne are buying Time Magazine from Meredith Corp.
It turns out that Willoughby was just buying time, sensing that a storm was on its way.
Buying Time Warner — which includes HBO, Turner (CNN, Cartoon Network and TBS, among others), and Warner Bros.
In fact, the researchers found a stronger relationship between satisfaction and buying time among lower-income groups.
It's buying time, but in reality, they are looking for the U.S. coming back to the pact.
By buying Time Warner, AT&T might effectively subsidize the cost of a more robust streaming package.
AT&T is buying Time Warner for $85 billion after overcoming a challenge from the Justice Department.
"Our results suggest that buying time has similar benefits for happiness as having more money," says Whillans.
Whillans&apos research shows that "buying time" in this way leads to greater happiness and less stress.
Second, it will not accept a prolonged negotiation process where North Korea extracts concessions while buying time.
Hsu's team have been developing their own methods of buying time for people to ride out their cravings.
One Addis-based diplomat said delaying the vote might fuel tensions instead of buying time to cool them.
In November 2017, the Trump Justice Department somewhat unexpectedly sued to block AT&T from buying Time Warner.
Red flag #10: There's a huge moral and legal difference between buying time with lies versus calculated fraud.
The Bank of Israel's attempt at keeping down the shekel is no more than "buying time", he says.
AT&T, on the other hand, is buying Time Warner at what several analysts have called its peak.
There are lots of ways AT&T can be innovative, but buying Time Warner is not one of them.
AT&T is currently in the process of buying Time Warner, and could do the same thing with HBO.
After buying time with largely symbolic concessions, a methodical campaign was launched to break the back of the opposition.
The Justice Department, working with the Federal Communications Commission, stopped Comcast Corp from buying Time Warner Cable in 2015.
The documents provided by Prime Minister Netanyahu prove Iranian leaders have been simply buying time for their nuclear ambitions.
The rule could help prevent insurers from bailing out of the ­ObamaCare market, buying time for the replacement effort.
You've got Marc Benioff, you've got Jeff Bezos from Amazon owning the Washington Post, you've got Marc buying Time.
This means that if you find yourself caught off guard by a conversation, buying time is a good strategy.
But, despite its benefits, the practice of buying time is not as popular as one might expect, they found.
In September, Benioff and his wife, Lynne, announced they were buying Time magazine for $190 million from Meredith Corp.
That once you guys said, "We're buying Time Warner," that would trigger off a whole series of other things?
Why it matters: Fortune is one of several magazines that Meredith has been trying to unload since buying Time Inc.
The (Japanese) government's stimulus plan is designed to help domestic demand, but without broader reforms they are just buying time.
Chatter about potential mergers has picked up after AT&T recently announced it was buying Time Warner for $85.4 billion.
But just to be sure that buying time tends to cause greater life satisfaction, the researchers conducted a randomized experiment.
But whether or not Alvarez was buying time before facing Golovkin, fans are finally get what they've been asking for.
I think he's actually buying Time Warner because it's something to do with his money, rather than return to shareholders.
Though wealthier people tend to experience more time-stress, the beneficial effects of buying time aren't limited to the wealthy.
The price turned out to be too high for Mr. Drahi, and Charter Communications wound up buying Time Warner Cable.
Brian Deese, who served as a senior adviser on climate change to Mr. Obama, said the E.P.A. was buying time.
"AT&T is buying Time Warner, and thus CNN," he said at a campaign rally when the deal was announced.
Richard Blumenthal said, was simply protecting the Saudis as they were "buying time and buying cover," while retiring Republican Sen.
That leaves diplomacy, which has the presumptive virtue of buying time against a decaying regime while allowing deterrence to work.
Five parties, including Meredith Corporation and a group led by Edgar Bronfman Jr., have indicated interest in buying Time Inc.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and his wife Lynne Benioff announced last September that they were buying Time from Meredith Corp.
Meredith Corporation, the publisher of Better Homes & Gardens and Family Circle, had also indicated its interest in buying Time Inc.
They go through this ritual every year to lure advertisers into buying time for commercials "upfront," and at a discounted price.
Mrs Sturgeon, then, must respond to the enthusiastic calls for a new referendum, especially in her own party, while buying time.
Meredith Corporation is buying Time Inc for $2.8bn (£2.1bn)—and it has some controversial financial backers: the conservative billionaire Koch brothers.
Justice Department lawyer Craig Conrath said the government's first two witnesses would discuss their companies' negotiations in buying Time Warner content.
Reuters also reported, citing a source, that the Justice Department will sue AT&T to prevent it from buying Time Warner.
I'm experiencing a post-grad school existential crisis and buying time trying to figure out what to do with my career.
Judge Leon determined the DOJ did not prove that AT&T buying Time Warner would lead to higher prices for consumers.
The negotiations help him navigate a precarious moment in his nuclear program, buying time to expand, conceal, and deploy his arsenal.
The surveys established a link between buying time and happiness, but the researchers wanted to see whether one causes the other.
The government is boiling Venezuelans like frogs in the proverbial pot while buying time to survive until the 2018 presidential election.
Apple is not interested in buying Time Warner at present, people familiar with the thinking at the company told CNBC on Wednesday.
And now AT&T must prove it didn't make another mistake buying Time Warner "at the top of the market," Moffett said.
By buying Time Warner, AT&T has a better foothold not only in the content, but can bolster its digital advertising business.
Apple had looked into buying Time Warner — which agreed to be bought last week by AT&T — The Wall Street Journal reported.
"AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration," Trump said on Saturday.
Republicans wary of being associated with propping up the ACA could sell it as a stopgap, buying time to overhaul the system.
But that was nearly a decade ago, and now we've had years when young adults have entered their prime home-buying time.
Big Brands: Just Buying Time Struggling to innovate, large corporations in consumer and retail have suffered a steady decline in market share.
By buying time early, Priorities USA hopes to target its advertising to precise shows, and, to potentially lock in better ad rates.
"Kim Jong-un is buying time," said Lee Byong-chul, a senior fellow at the Institute for Peace and Cooperation in Seoul.
PK: Yeah, I mean, I still don't, I believe that he's not really providing the real answer to why he's buying Time Warner.
The statement led to speculation that Elkann and the FCA board might just be buying time, waiting for a buyer to come along.
The Trump administration probably won't prevent AT&T from buying Time Warner, but it might force the company to sell some key assets.
Venezuelan officials this week said they were able to secure a better loan-for-oil deal from China, buying time on debt payments.
The result is a dealmaking frenzy, with AT&T buying Time Warner, and Disney and Comcast fighting over bits of 21st Century Fox.
By buying Time Warner — one of the most prestigious producers of television and film today, with brands including HBO, CNN and Warner Bros.
Buying Time Warner gives AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted media assets.
"He added: "Asking people to stay at home and shutting down population movement is buying time and reducing the pressure on health systems.
In general, buying time increases Americans happiness about 0.77 on a 10-point scale, with similar increases in the other countries, Dunn said.
Then there's Marc Benioff, the C.E.O. of Salesforce, the cloud computing company, who recently with his wife made news by buying Time magazine.
In the U.S., the company's Xperia-branded smartphones don't even register as a blip on most people's radars when it comes to buying time.
And one of the guys who was there — longtime AOL executive Ted Leonsis — said in hindsight that buying Time Warner wrecked the company's momentum.
Viacom — which owns MTV, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central — has accused AT&T, which owns DirecTV, of abusing its powers after buying Time Warner Inc.
Already we've seen Netflix spend $6 billion on programming content in 2016, Amazon is spending $3 billion and Apple reportedly considered buying Time Warner.
They think, by buying Time Warner, they'll be able to create new kinds of online video and also sell what's known as targeted advertising.
She did so, she said, with an eye to buying time until fellow tree lovers could get there to help her stop the felling.
The effects of Dunn's study remained strong across all socioeconomic groups, suggesting that everyone can benefit from buying time instead of the latest thing.
For most of us, buying time "helps us regain a feeling of control over everything that is going on in our lives," Dunn explains.
Trump regularly depends on his children for counsel, and buying time with them could be a means to get the ear of their father.
And it didn't matter if they were rich or poor: People benefited from buying time regardless of where they fell on the income spectrum.
"I think what we're doing right now is buying time until something else, like a vaccine, becomes available," Morse said of the global quarantines.
He expects market highs to return during the next quarter and said the prime buying time is in the next three to eight months.
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But buying Time Warner may not be enough to thwart the freight train of competing products from Netflix, Google's YouTube, Amazon Prime and potentially Apple.
FireEye said that it is ultimately a value decision for the victim, and can sometimes be useful in buying time to mitigate an ongoing attack.
In fact, the Iranian regime's position seems to be one of buying time until 2020, when it hopes the next U.S. president will take office.
Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Saturday, buying time for the state to administer an election as it struggles to respond to the escalating coronavirus outbreak.
Cities like St. Louis saved people by quickly imposing restrictions on social gatherings and using quarantine methods, buying time while researchers worked to develop vaccines.
Before that, the Iranian leadership had mostly not reacted openly to Mr. Trump, buying time while they tried to figure out what makes him tick.
In recent months, five parties, including the Meredith Corporation, the publisher of Better Homes & Gardens and Family Circle, had expressed interest in buying Time Inc.
While Trump, who campaigned as a populist, has talked tough on media mergers such as AT&T Inc buying Time Warner Inc, and singled out Amazon.
When Cramer took a look at the compilation of all of the market's positive changes, he recognized that nothing is actually solving problems — just buying time.
You will dive behind cover to hold off encroaching Stormtroopers, buying time while your buddy frantically races to solve the puzzle that unlocks the next door.
The reason why is the same reason why AT&T is buying Time-Warner, which is the media landscape, the media business is just getting smaller.
Mr. Benioff told Andrew that he informed the board when he began thinking about buying Time, and emphasized that the magazine would be separate from Salesforce.
He believes DOJ has a chance if it can convince the appeals court that consumers will feel some harmful effect from AT&T buying Time Warner.
Buying time means finding off ramps for de-escalation, reducing the volley of our largely empty but risky threats, and North Korea freezing tests in response.
In their place, Trump's campaign is planning a limited ad campaign, buying time on four cable stations: Fox Business Network, Fox News Channel, MSNBC and CNBC.
The new cabinet level talks, the government official told Reuters, would be a way of buying time rather than opening FTA talks at an early stage.
Justice Department lawyer Craig Conrath said the government's first two witnesses, whom he did not identify, would discuss their companies' negotiations in buying Time Warner content.
Buying Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks will turn Charter Communications, a mid-size cable company, into the country's No. 2 home Internet provider, after Comcast.
But she is also buying time in blue states in what her campaign described as an effort to block any Trump efforts to expand the electoral map.
Bouteflika has been falling back on a strategy which has worked with the opposition in the past — buying time to search for opportunities to divide and rule.
But buying time only matters if it is linked to a clear plan for enhancing readiness and a reliable surveillance strategy to signal whether containment is working.
"This money on the operating side is buying time so that the modern signals, the modern rails, all of that, can come online over time," he said.
Since announcing its bid in October 2016, AT&T has maintained that buying Time Warner would help the company compete against tech companies like Amazon and Netflix.
AMARG's plane, while older than the ones on the front line, can still prove to be very valuable assets in buying time to get new planes built.
Turner CEO John Martin thinks the U.S. Department of Justice is going to lose its bid to block AT&T from buying Time Warner — Turner's parent company.
Rallying around privacy, encryption, and ephemeral messages — while buying time to build out new businesses around commerce and payments — seems to be as good an idea as any.
The White House, which is still looking at proposals from government contractors, seems to be buying time — asking for some funding first while it decides how to build.
The results held even after controlling for income, so it doesn't seem as if buying time is merely an indicator of being wealthier, which may also increase satisfaction.
Soon an Imperial shuttle follows, and after R2-D2 hands off a lightsaber you're deflecting bolts from a group of Stormtroopers, buying time for the Falcon to escape.
The government argues that Leon was wrong to reject their economic argument that AT&T buying Time Warner and gaining control over its popular programming would hurt customers.
Rather, he is buying time for further work on the regime's nuclear weapons program all while trying to create tension and division within the U.S.-South Korea alliance.
Delrahim said that some of these point at the decision to sue to try to stop AT&T from buying Time Warner "as a supposed bellwether," he said.
Trump is a long-time critic of AT&T unit CNN, and the Justice Department sued to stop AT&T from buying Time Warner, CNN's parent, but lost.
Richard Blumenthal accused the Saudis of "buying time and buying cover," calling for an investigation that included US involvement and Turkish audio and visual records of the event.
At the very least, Trump is buying time: it can take months or even years before disputes get resolved through WTO bodies or are settled outside between the sides.
Meanwhile, consolidation in the industry has seen Rolling Stone sold to Penske Media in December 2017 and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff buying Time magazine for $190 million last September.
Former FCC chairman Julius Genakowski, now a partner with The Carlyle Group, is troubled by the U.S. Department of Justice's efforts to block AT&T from buying Time Warner.
The U.S. wireless carrier is in the process of buying Time Warner for $85.4 billion in a deal that is expected to close by the end of the year.
That bill includes a two-year delay of the damaging effects, buying time for Republicans to write their own legislation that would prevent 22 million people from losing coverage.
But against France, her holdup play was again vital, buying time for a tiring team that was defending valiantly with (almost) all hands for most of the second half.
The argument for a sitcom surviving such a high-profile change -- beyond practical considerations about buying time for the network and propping up its lineup -- could be another matter.
It's also the reason the appellate court should have reversed outright rather than buying time for the president by sending it back to the trial court for another look.
Quayle, vice president under George H.W. Bush, said he "not going to get into Paul Ryan's head," but believes the speaker was buying time with those comments because Texas Sen.
Ailing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has abandoned his bid for a fifth term in power but stopped short of stepping down, raising suspicions on the street that he is buying time.
But there are a couple twists to this one: Benioff is buying Time magazine, not Fortune magazine and Money magazine, as many employees at those titles had been hoping for.
The groups argued that after buying Time Warner, owner of HBO and TNT, AT&T would have the incentive to restrict sales of that programming to cable and online channels.
We see Maduro using his same old tactics, pretending to be interested in a dialogue, when we all know he is just buying time: tap, tap, tapping us all along.
Contacts are maintained and Costa asked the European Commission to allow Portugal to vary the VAT on energy according to consumption levels, thus buying time and some margin of manoeuvre.
As recently as March, five parties, including the Meredith Corporation, the Des Moines, Iowa-based publisher of Better Homes and Gardens and Family Circle, expressed interest in buying Time Inc.
AT&T successfully defended against this charge, arguing that the economics behind buying Time Warner only made sense if the company made programming available to as many people as possible.
Mr. Trump opposes AT&T buying Time Warner, but his opposition is seen as having roots in his tense relationship with CNN, rather than any broader views about corporate consolidation.
Contacts are maintained and Costa asked the European Commission to allow Portugal to vary the VAT on energy according to consumption levels, thus buying time and some margin of maneuver.
Contacts are maintained and Costa asked the European Commission to allow Portugal to vary the VAT on energy according to consumption levels, thus buying time and some margin of maneuver.
Trump took his complaints further, promising action to prevent AT&T from buying Time Warner, the parent company of CNN, which he argued would concentrate too much power in one company.
Many regional experts question whether North Korea's government is simply buying time, engendering goodwill in order to loosen economic sanctions that have crippled the country's already poor and state-controlled economy.
Critics and some diplomats see China's compliance as a stalling tactic to show it was engaging in diplomacy, while buying time to expand and fortify its presence in the Spratly archipelago.
By holding out, Ryan is buying time for House Republicans to roll out their election-year agenda in hopes it will help shape the GOP presidential nominee's own general-election platform.
When Meredith first considered buying Time in 2013, talks fell through because Meredith reportedly did not want to buy four of the best-known titles: Time, Fortune, Money and Sports Illustrated.
First there was cable and satellite TV consolidation, with Charter buying Time Warner Cable (after Comcast's attempt was denied by regulators), Altice acquiring Cablevision and Suddenlink, and AT&T buying DirecTV.
To help investors determine if this rally is just buying time or the real deal, Cramer went down the list of changes he saw that helped to get the market's mojo back.
Analysts say she is buying time by stonewalling the investigation, hoping for the uproar to subside or for the National Assembly or the right-leaning Constitutional Court to vote against impeaching her.
State Prosecutor Peter Ong said the rebels are "merely buying time by deceiving the Philippine government in entering into peace talks" because their main agenda was to overthrow the duly constituted authorities.
Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, accused the Saudis of "buying time and buying cover," calling for an investigation that included US involvement and any Turkish audio and visual records of the event.
Buying time Trump could find himself browbeaten into joining reluctantly with American allies to censure the Saudis for what appears to be a gross act of inhumanity and contravention of international law.
It could well be that the president is buying time to gather more intelligence; he could also truly hope the pressure will create a success on immigration that has long eluded him.
Buying Time Warner will have given AT&T a seat at the table when it comes to video and other entertainment, and now it is adding more technology to help monetise that content.
Talk of buying Time Warner naturally brings to mind AOL's disastrous 1999 acquisition of Time Warner, which over 15 years later is still remembered as the most catastrophically failed merger of all time.
The latter examples work by filling people up quickly, but they all work by buying time, particularly the grapefruit as the slow, strategic method of eating one can lead to a craving forgotten.
One of the most high-stakes antitrust battles in recent memory is about to unfold in court, as AT&T argues its case for buying Time Warner, despite objections from the Justice Department.
Brussels will this week hold off on launching a disciplinary process against Italy's rising debt levels, buying time for Rome's populist government to reach a deal and avoid being hit with budget sanctions.
Capturing reptiles alive has the benefit of buying time for processing the meat, because the reptiles begin to rot if they aren't placed in a cooler within an hour of death, Ziemba said.
So to help investors determine if this rally is just buying time or the real deal, Cramer went down the list of changes he saw that helped to get the market's mojo back.
U.S. Representative Hank Johnson, a Democrat From Georgia, also pressed Delrahim on whether the Trump administration intervened in the Justice Department's decision to sue to stop AT&T Inc from buying Time Warner.
Charter — which struck its own megadeal by buying Time Warner Cable — spends about $10 billion a year on content already, which Mr. Rutledge says accounts for much of the expense of cable packages.
His postgame interviews all came via an interpreter, though you could tell that he understood the questions and appeared to be using translation as a way of buying time to compose his answers.
Viacom, owner of MTV, Nickelodeon, BET and Comedy Central, accused AT&T of abusing its powers after buying Time Warner Inc, which owns the Warner Bros Hollywood studios and HBO premium cable network.
Getting immunity from exposure is a costly and dangerous approach, so the best strategy remains not getting infected in the first place and buying time until researchers can develop and deploy a vaccine.
Some austerity measures will be inescapable, and Mr. Fernández's attempt to create social pacts among stakeholders is essentially a way of buying time and complicity for a scenario that will be unmitigatedly grim.
Buying time does not sound appealing, but since war, total North Korean capitulation, and Chinese abandonment of its buffer state are off the table, it is our best option in the near term.
Why it matters: This is a boomerang on AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson's argument to regulators when buying Time Warner, that his company is now competing with tech giants like Amazon and Netflix.
Discussions about Apple buying Time Warner did not get beyond a preliminary stage and never included Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, nor his Time Warner counterpart, Jeff Bewkes, people familiar with the matter said.
Viacom, the owner of MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, and Comedy Central, accused AT&T of abusing its powers after buying Time Warner Inc, which owns the Warner Bros Hollywood studios and HBO premium cable network.
Together, Kay and Sprey worked in secret to develop an aircraft that could cover ground troops from an enemy advance, buying time for grunts to regroup or get out with an aerial weapons strike.
Trump is certainly saying this for the wrong reasons, but as AT&T is rumored to be buying Time Warner this weekend, it's a good time to note that he's partially — if accidentally — right.
Your peers likely understand that we're seeing a typical North Korean playbook unfolding: Proliferate insults alongside weapons: Name-calling is the North Korean way of buying time, time they use to make more weapons.
AT&T, which first proposed buying Time Warner more than a year ago, says it is now "uncertain" when that deal will finally close, because it's in talks with the U.S. Department of Justice.
"On the one hand, we're buying time and Trump is not going to bomb in the spring," said Gordon Flake, chief executive of the Perth US-Asia Center at the University of Western Australia.
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has formally asked for another delay to the country's exit from the European Union, buying time to thrash out an alternative Brexit plan with her political opponents.
What if instead of an acquisition of Time Warner, AT&T just spent $8 billion a year on content creation, the way Netflix is — would that be legal, but buying Time Warner is not?
AbbVie announced its plans to acquire Allergan in June to give it control of lucrative wrinkle treatment Botox and buying time to seek new growth before its blockbuster arthritis treatment loses U.S. patent protection.
Buying time could provide a buffer against such time famine, thereby promoting overall well-being and happiness, according to the study, which published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday.
"We think that geoengineering of glaciers... could delay much of Greenland and Antarctica's grounded ice from reaching the sea for centuries, buying time to address global warming," Moore wrote in Nature earlier this year.
Trump is a long-time critic of the cable news channel CNN, a unit of AT&T, and the Justice Department sued to stop AT&T from buying Time Warner, CNN's parent, but lost.
"The Saudis very clearly seem to be buying time and buying cover, but this action raises more questions than it answers," the Connecticut Democrat told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" Friday night.
Are they buying time to continue their bombardment on behalf of the Assad regime to further decimate what's left of the opposition, which would be a grave disservice to any kind of eventual cease-fire?
With 3x2 now making a small-scale comeback, thanks to Microsoft, Google, and some others (including Huawei), you've got another question to ask yourself when it comes to laptop-buying time: Widescreen or not widescreen?
Critics of North Korea now say that the country never intended to give up its nuclear program, and that it used the deals to win temporary economic incentives while buying time to develop nuclear weapons.
The No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, which is buying Time Warner for $85.4 billion to gain control of channels such as HBO and CNN, said the new service would be rolled out from April 6.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The judge hearing the Justice Department's lawsuit to stop AT&T from buying Time Warner ordered the department on Monday to seek permission to give the two companies access to rivals' pricing data.
Recruits in the program still do not know whether the Army will allow them to complete their service and get citizenship, or is merely buying time while it rethinks its strategy for forcing them out.
In media, notable examples under Trump include DOJ seeking to block AT&T from buying Time Warner, Sinclair being blocked from buying Tribune Media, and the major divestiture requirements on T-Mobile's deal for Sprint.
In reality, what may end up happening is that through this mechanism, the Europeans will end up just buying time until the November elections to keep the outer shell of the nuclear deal in place.
For AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, buying Time Warner is a way to set the company apart from its key rival, Verizon, which has done its own content deals by acquiring both AOL and Yahoo.
"If people are using their money to buy material goods, it's likely going to bring less happiness than buying experiences, buying things that bring you closer to other people, and buying time-saving services," Donnelly said.
This year there will be questions of whether there's more consolidation due in the cable space, with the Lions Gate-Starz deal following Charter buying Time Warner Cable and French giant Altice purchasing Cablevision and Suddenlink.
"AT&T is buying Time Warner, and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," he promised at a rally.
Although the project of the club's stadium in Rome is formally going ahead, despite recent scandals, Rome's mayor Virginia Raggi and a majority of politicians in her 2300-Star party are buying time, il Messaggero reported.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods may not be imposed until early June, administration officials said on Wednesday, with public consultations and potential tariff revisions buying time for negotiations to forestall them.
He sees it, like the stalled Geneva peace process, as a form of displacement activity in which the Obama administration "pretends to have a policy, but is really just buying time and running down the clock".
This is what flattening the curve means; buying time for doctors to treat patients without being overwhelmed and for the scientists to create vaccines and treatments to mitigate the potential fatal effects of this novel virus.
The cold shock is meant to slow cell death in the brain that occurs when the brain's supply of oxygen is cut off due to severe blood loss, buying time for a potentially life-saving surgery.
In yet another example of absentee ethics within Supreme Court politics, several Justices last week essentially condoned pay-to-play politics, giving the OK to rich donors buying time, resources, and special treatment from government officials.
The company, which is in the process of buying Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion in an effort to turn itself into a media powerhouse, has sought to compete by bundling mobile service with video entertainment.
While this will take time and Deutsche's business model still needs work, agreeing a settlement with the DOJ would help alleviate the pressure on the bank, buying time for asset sales and possibly another capital hike.
"Around the world, increases in wealth have produced an unintended consequence: a rising sense of time scarcity," write the authors of "Buying Time Promotes Happiness," which was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
NBC News reports Sanders has spent about $1.3 million on ads in California, with most of that money — nearly $1 million — buying time in the Los Angeles market, where he is outspending Clinton by 2 to 1.
The lack of action now raises new questions of whether Japan really is running out of options, or whether the BOJ is buying time, adjusting to its last policy shocker, while it awaits a government stimulus plan.
Reuters exclusively reported on Friday that Russia wants to strike a short-term deal with Kiev on gas transit to Europe when the current 10-year agreement expires, buying time to complete pipelines that will bypass Ukraine.
"AT&T is buying Time Warner, and thus CNN," he told his audience, calling the proposed merger an example of a media "power structure" that was working to suppress his vote and the voices of his supporters.
Seven years on, the academic - one of the first to promote protective oyster reefs through his research - warned the measure was buying time, but as sea levels rise with climate change, more drastic action may be needed.
Among the reports detailing the detection and spread of a new resistant species, are proposals for reversing the situation, buying time for new antimicrobials to be developed, and finding long term solutions to this seemingly insoluble problem.
And it comes after Trump's regulators approved Rupert Murdoch's deal to sell many of his Fox assets to Disney but tried unsuccessfully to prevent AT&T from buying Time Warner, whose assets include CNN, a favorite Trump target.
While a Lightning to 3.5mm jack dongle won't work, other dongles, including Apple's own Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter, can allegedly reset the one-hour limit, possibly buying time for someone looking to break into a device.
The drafting of the code has been met with widespread scepticism, with some experts convinced China's uncharacteristic support for it is aimed at placating Southeast Asian states while buying time to completes its military installations in the sea.
World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Wednesday said actions such as social distancing were "buying time" but that they needed to be paired with widespread testing for countries to get the coronavirus pandemic under control.
What's more, the decision to approve the merger casts a suspect light on the Trump DOJ's earlier effort to stop AT&T from buying Time Warner, making that look more like political retaliation against CNN than sober antitrust analysis.
The second is failing to recognize that the policies of social isolation–mitigating the spread of the disease, and buying time until more satisfactory testing and contact tracing regimens can be put into place–reduce the ultimate economic damage.
As a result, many party officials are neither rushing to oppose her nor racing to her side, instead staying on the sidelines and doing what politicians often do when they are uncertain of what choice to make: buying time.
"Hannity hates this deal too, so there is not really a way for us to get a moderating voice into this conversation short of buying time on Hannity's show this week, and running an ad like this," he added.
These customers will keep paying AT&T as long as the traditional pay-TV bundle survives, and buying Time Warner — which includes networks CNN, TNT, TBS and HBO — allows AT&T to have a say in the future of content.
Charter bought Time Warner, and as a result of buying Time Warner, their position has been that they want to leverage the larger size, the scale that they have now, to achieve better economics with ... They want to pay less.
Katsunori Kitakura, a strategist at Sumi Trust, a Japanese asset manager, said he believed the Bank of Japan was essentially buying time with its small move on Friday and would take more decisive action once it assessed the government's spending plans.
Now, as one of its successors again seeks a formidable business empire by buying Time Warner, lawmakers, analysts and advocacy groups are closely watching to see if the union, or any that follow in its wake, poses harm to consumers.
AT&T, also the No. 2 wireless carrier in the U.S., announced in October 2016 that it was buying Time Warner to diversify its revenues and also become a media powerhouse that could attract consumers by bundling entertainment with mobile service.
Buying Time Warner is the final step in what AT&T calls a "vertically integrated" conglomerate: One part of the company would produce "Game of Thrones," Batman movies and CNN, and then make them available on satellite TV, smartphones and tablets.
To its Palestinian supporters, the one-state idea is bitter consolation after decades of striving for statehood under the Oslo peace accords, which many believe has achieved little aside from providing cover, and buying time, for Israel to expand settlements.
In this way, he hopes to keep Ukraine permanently destabilized, fueling domestic discontent at Kiev's inability to end the occupation, buying time to buy back the influence Russia lost by invading and bullying Ukraine into a Russian sphere of influence.
But first, he aims to counteract Mr. Robot and Wellick's murderous Stage 2 plans, by convincing E Corp executives to change how the company digitizes its records — tough luck, aboynamedg00 — and buying time by manipulating shipping manifests and Coenesque delivery drivers.
Speaking one day after tensions over AT&T's negotiations with the Justice Department spilled into the open, Mr. Stephenson said that selling the news network "doesn't make sense in the context of what we're trying to accomplish" by buying Time Warner.
Preliminary research suggests travel restrictions could be effective in temporarily delaying the spread of coronavirus by a few days, if not in stopping it entirely, and that could be valuable in terms of buying time for governments and communities to prepare.
The ruling from the bench — in effect, the judicial version of buying time — followed a flurry of legal volleys by each side concerning the fate of CBS, which Ms. Redstone hopes to merge with its fellow National Amusements media company, Viacom.
One of the potential downsides here is that this is a cyclical thing, that right now everyone wants to marry content and distribution, so you've got AT&T buying Time Warner, and Verizon buying Yahoo and AOL, but especially Verizon.
AT&T, the No. 2 wireless carrier which already owns satellite television service DirecTV, is in the process of buying Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion in an effort to turn itself into a media powerhouse that can bundle mobile service with video.
AbbVie/Allergan - Drugmaker AbbVie Inc said in June it would acquire Allergan Plc for about $63 billion, giving AbbVie control over the lucrative wrinkle treatment Botox and buying time to seek new growth before its blockbuster arthritis treatment Humira loses U.S. patent protection.
Once Connor arrives, he takes Alicia and Travis, who spent the episode buying time by leading the other boy who boarded on a boat tour, pretending he needed to do a million Boat Things to get The Abigail started without a key.
AT&T executives have said buying Time Warner, the owner of cable channels like HBO and CNN, is a way for the company to diversify its revenues and give AT&T a competitive edge in the wireless market through ownership of content.
The move is, in some ways, a concession to a turbulent media environment driving large-scale M&A, with AT&T buying Time Warner and Disney acquiring most of Fox — both deals seen as consolidation in preparation for a streaming-centric future.
"Asking people to stay at home and shutting down population movement is buying time and reducing the pressure on health systems, but on their own, these measures will not extinguish epidemics," WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday in Geneva.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," he said.
AT&T, which repeatedly clashed with the FCC under President Barack Obama over major industry regulations, said last year one benefit to its buying Time Warner is that the programming company is "lightly regulated compared to much of AT&T's existing operations."
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power," he said after the deal was announced in October.
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump said Tuesday that intelligence officials had delayed briefing him on their conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 election and suggested, with no evidence, that they might be buying time to assemble a more substantial case.
If North Korea is unwilling to commit to specific metrics and instead seeks short, vague statements such as those produced in the Six Party Talks (2003-07), it would be an indication that they are just buying time for the Kim regime.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said.
The Justice Department is awaiting an appeals court decision on its bid to stop AT&T from buying Time Warner and is reviewing a planned merger by T-Mobile and Sprint, which would reduce the number of national wireless carriers from four to three.
The Justice Department sued in November to stop AT&T, the No. 2 U.S. wireless company, from buying Time Warner for $85 billion because of concerns that it could raise prices for rivals and pay-TV subscribers and hamper the development of online video.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," he said in a speech.
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's central bank is buying time for the economy to exit a soft patch without the aid of lower interest rates, economists say, by forecasting growth so weak it would take a surprise blow to activity for the economy to undershoot its estimates.
SHANGHAI/NEW YORK (Reuters) - China's central bank has driven off foreign yuan bears with a combination of intervention, regulation and more than a little help from a shift in the U.S. Federal Reserve's stance, capping risky outflows and buying time to stimulate a wobbly economy.
AT&T has long argued that buying Time Warner won't reduce competition because AT&T's mobile network, satellite TV service DirecTV and high-speed internet solutions don't directly compete with any of Time Warner's content businesses, which include HBO, CNN and the Warner Bros. studio.
The leaders also disagreed on the idea of setting up a precautionary credit line from the euro zone's ESM bailout fund, instead buying time by telling their finance ministers to work out more details of how this would work over the next two weeks.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said in October.
Vipin Narang, a nuclear affairs expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, added that North Korea is also buying time to continue to expand and improve its missile and nuclear force, and negotiate the terms by which it is accepted as a nuclear weapons power.
The key to the device are the nanoparticles of copper and iron, which hold onto molecules by their carbon and oxygen atoms, buying time for hydrogen to make the leap from the water molecule fragments onto the carbon atom, researchers explained in a release.
The temporary general license pushes out the timeline for them to have to do that, and could be a way of buying time until Congress could pass legislation proposed in September that would provide $1 billion to those carriers to help them replace Chinese equipment.
Kim Myong Gil, who was the North's main negotiator for the Stockholm talks, didn't clearly say whether the North would accept the supposed U.S. offer and said the country has no interest in talks if they are aimed at buying time without discussing solutions.
Both Trump and Pompeo appeared to be buying time for the Kingdom on Thursday saying they were waiting on the results of both Saudi Arabia and Turkey's investigations into the matter before issuing a definitive statement about Khashoggi's death and any possible US action.
That's why when he and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are insisting on space for the Saudis to conduct an investigation, it looks a lot like they are buying time for the kingdom to construct a cover story that could help the storm blow over.
In the 1980s and '90s, when an adviser left a wealth management firm — usually to go to a so-called wirehouse, or national brokerage firm — the firm the adviser was leaving would file an injunction in hopes of buying time to persuade clients to stay.
"There was relief as the United States set the initial tariffs at 10 percent, rather than the expected 25 percent, seen by some as a gesture that it was buying time for further negotiations," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management in Tokyo.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said during a speech in October.
WE'RE BUYING TIME WARNER FOR $100 BILLION INCLUDING DEBT AND THE'VE BUILT THIS AMAZING FRANCISE, DISTRIBUTING THEIR CONTENT BROADLY AND DEPPLY ALL OVER THE WORLD AND THE IDEA THAT WE'RE GOING TO COME ALONG AND START TO CONSTRICT THE DISTRIBUTION OF THIS CONTENT MAKES NO ECONOMIC SENSE.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said in a campaign speech.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Justice Department filed a lawsuit to stop AT&T, which owns DirecTV, from also buying Time Warner, at least partially because of concerns that AT&T would use Time Warner's films and movies to force rival pay TV companies to pay more for content.
"AT&T is buying Time Warner, and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," he said during an October 2016 rally in Gettysburg, PA, according to the Wall St. Journal.
Protocols have changed since the Columbine High School massacre in 1999, but the evolving situation in the club led the police to use both the current tactics of moving forcefully against a gunman, and the former strategy of stalling and buying time to draw the gunman out.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump remarked in a speech on Saturday.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," he said from the campaign stump Saturday.
The Justice Department has sued to stop AT&T, owner of DirecTV and the No. 2 U.S. wireless company, from buying Time Warner for $85 billion because of concerns that it could raise prices for rivals and pay-TV subscribers and hamper the development of online video.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," he said at a Pennsylvania rally.
The Justice Department sued in November to stop AT&T, the No. 2 U.S. wireless company, from buying Time Warner for $85 billion because of concerns that it could raise prices for rivals and pay-TV subscribers as well as hamper the development of online video.
They think by buying Time-Warner they'll be able to create new kinds of online video and also sell what's known as targeted advertising or addressable advertising where they'll figure out, they'll marry AT&T's data with Time-Warner's content and sell ads at a higher rate.
To prove that it would not abuse any increase in power that buying Time Warner would afford, AT&T said that it had offered rival distributors the same sort of deal that the government allowed in the last big vertical media merger: Comcast's purchase of NBCUniversal.
Nearly all observers—journalists, politicians, even those in Yanukovych's immediate entourage—assumed that Yanukovych, after years of skillfully playing the West and Russia off one another, buying time and extracting favors from each side, would sign a long-awaited trade-association agreement with the European Union.
News of competing interest in some of Murdoch's assets broke even though the U.S. Justice Department was preparing a lawsuit to block AT&T Inc, the largest pay-TV provider in the United States, from buying Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion, according to a source.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said in a campaign speech at the time.
AT&T has long-maintained that buying Time Warner is what's called a vertical merger, meaning AT&T's mobile network, satellite TV service DirecTV and high-speed internet solutions don't directly compete with any of Time Warner's content businesses, which include HBO, CNN and the Warner Bros. studio.
Risky as even surgical conventional strikes against North Korea may be, the dangers of continuing patient diplomacy are far riskier: 1) Buying time for sanctions and diplomacy to peacefully disarm nuclear North Korea means entrusting our lives to a mutual assured destruction (MAD) relationship with the psychopath in Pyongyang.
Mr. Kim's flattery of Mr. Trump with beguiling letters and episodic meetings offering vague assurances of eventual nuclear disarmament, some outside experts say, are part of what they call the North Korean leader's strategy of buying time to improve his arsenal despite all the sanctions on North Korea.
Analysis: Thae Yong-ho, a member of North Korea's political elite who in 2016 became the highest-ranking diplomat to defect in years, said in an interview with our Beijing bureau chief that Mr. Kim had no intention of giving up his weapons and was just buying time.
Go deeper: Thae Yong-ho, a member of North Korea's political elite who in 2016 became the highest-ranking diplomat to defect in years, said in an interview with our Beijing bureau chief that Mr. Kim has no intention of giving up his weapons and is just buying time.
"AT&T is buying Time Warner, and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," the then candidate inveighed on the campaign trail in Pennsylvania during a furious final push for the presidency last October.
Smith didn't see a limited QB. "He's so good and can really put the ball wherever he wants, from any position on the field whether he's moving right, moving left or staying in the pocket, buying time for his guys, he can make any throw that you can imagine," Smith said.
Because of how the label made its money on rock music at the time, they needed an album—and rather than buying time for Primitive Radio Gods to record one, like a buzzy single might allow for nowadays, the song required the band to immediately release whatever they had lying around.
"As an example of the power structure I am fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN — a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said during a speech in Gettysburg, Pa. View the discussion thread.
Another key part of AT&T's filing To show that it would not abuse any increase in power that buying Time Warner would afford, AT&T said that it had offered rival distributors the same sort of deal that the government allowed in the last big vertical media merger, Comcast's purchase of NBCUniversal.
Even though North Korea is extremely unlikely to give up its nuclear weapons, they have a strong interest in enhancing the prestige of their leader as an equal to the American president, positioning themselves as nuclear-armed peacemakers and buying time to allow them to improve their nuclear weapon and missile arsenals.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said in a campaign speech in October when the deal was first announced.
"Either Kim Jong-un's New Year's resolution to be a nice guy is real or his smiles and soft messages for Seoul are a ploy for buying time and money to perfect his own nuclear posture review," said Lee Sung-yoon, a Korea expert at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
"As an example of the power structure I'm fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," Trump said in a campaign speech after the deal was first announced in October.
AT&T's key thesis in buying Time Warner is that the combined company could speed up the development of new types of online video (which it would own), and drive bigger profits by marrying AT&T's consumer data with Time Warner's TV content to sell targeted advertising, which is worth more than the usual advertising.
AT&T has transformed itself into a media colossus by buying Time Warner, and understanding how the company plans to use its incredible array of content from HBO, CNN, TNT, and others in combination with its huge distribution networks across mobile broadband, DirecTV, and U-verse is important for anyone who cares about tech, media, or both.
He did not know about the MCAS, it's true, but he had just experienced a violent runaway trim after flap retraction, and you might think he would have had the wherewithal to leave the flaps alone and throttle back to slow or, alternatively, pull into a climb to achieve the same result while also buying time.
"As an example of the power structure I am fighting, AT&T is buying Time Warner and thus CNN — a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few," he said in a policy speech in Gettysburg, Pa., laying out the first 100 days of his administration.
With a president who ran for office almost never having talked about the war, a coterie of political advisers who bitterly oppose deeper American engagement in it, and a national security team dominated by generals worried about the consequences if the United States does not act quickly, the decision could succeed in buying time for Mr. Trump and his advisers to fully deliberate over what to do in Afghanistan.
But unlike AT&T (which bought DirecTV and is in the process of buying Time Warner) or Comcast (which bought NBCUniversal and invested in companies like BuzzFeed and our own Vox Media), Verizon's plan is far more lowbrow: it's going to churn out as much cheap content as it can from AOL and Yahoo and tell advertisers it can do a better job of delivering eyeballs because it has better ad-tracking capabilities than Google and Facebook.

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