It&aposs time for Japan to cash in on its tourism boomEarlier this month, Japan&aposs government announced a new initiative to cash in on luxury tourists.
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In season four, there was a lot that we had to cash in on, that we did cash in on in season four, and that worked really well.
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And this is going to be the biggest payday of his career, and he saw this as an opportunity to cash in on his celebrity and cash in on his fame.
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You may want to cash in on those cards then.
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Many are looking to cash in on the domestic trend.
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A war that Darktrace looks set to cash in on.
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Starbucks is ready to cash in on the retail apocalypse.
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"We've got to cash in on those situations," McDermott said.
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I wanted to cash in on the digital gold rush.
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I wasn't trying to cash in on a skateboarding trend.
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Other sellers could try and cash in on counterfeit items.
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And the art world hopes to cash in on it.
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This year, Google is beginning to cash in on those decisions.
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One trader was able to cash in on the sell-off.
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Ghana borrowed heavily, eager to cash in on future oil revenues.
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Goldman Sachs is starting to cash in on its tech investments
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The Wall Street Journal: Progressive governors cash in on tax reform.
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Justify's team wasn't the only one to cash in on Saturday.
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And some have simply tried to cash in on the experience.
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Isn't it great when capitalism attempts to cash in on feminism?
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It was time to cash in on its hard-fought victory.
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But she's in no rush to cash in on viral fame.
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Hey, Charlotte Holmberg, Jason Momoa wants to cash in on his royalties!
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The Chinese companies are hoping to cash in on surging alumina prices.
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Robert Downey Jr. is set to seriously cash in on Avengers: Endgame.
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However, Baowu is hoping to cash in on a local construction boom.
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There are a couple of ways that can cash-in on referrals.
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N are building new flight simulators to cash in on training demand.
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The country is eager to cash in on tightening supplies of lithium.
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I wish I was there to cash in on some free gold.
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Cash in on this gaming deal in the Amazon Black Friday Sale.
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This creates a gap that Keith McCarty hopes to cash in on.
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She could cash in on her chance to make some serious money.
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Avoid the lines and cash in on some early Black Friday deals.
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The artist's decision to cash-in on "damaged" art is well-informed.
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Larger investors looked to quickly cash in on the violent short-term moves.
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Robocallers were trying to cash in on the recent partial federal government shutdown.
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Still, when the Warriors would cash in on Russell remained a big question.
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She's certainly not alone in wanting to cash in on the Trump juggernaut.
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Those are the ones fast-fashion retailers are going to cash in on.
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It's clear that developers are looking to cash in on the PUBG craze.
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Other Chinese businesses are also hoping to cash in on the skiing boom.
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It is trying to cash in on cannabis without provoking the United States.
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Messenger isn't the only young platform Facebook is starting to cash in on.
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It's where I cash in on a pre-existing relationship with the actor.
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No more free passes to cash in on access to the Oval Office.
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Yet ordinary investors may find it difficult to cash in on the trend.
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Investment firms also are diving in, hoping to cash in on these trends.
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The first dozen banks only got to cash in on the first part.
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That, my friends, is where I cash in on this ex-exec glut.
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Unsurprisingly, scammers are already looking for ways to cash in on unsuspecting victims.
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There were also less subtle attempts to cash in on the Gorecki craze.
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As it did to John Leonard, who tried to cash in on this.
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Should France be able to cash in on Leonardos borrowed from Italy too?
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Grant portrays a slimy reporter who wants to cash in on the drama.
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Will I ever be able to cash in on my great fantasy teams?
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The asset-backed securities allow them to cash in on those receivables early.
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Technology companies are moving ahead, racing to cash in on recently developed technologies.
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It's all part of a push to cash in on India's internet boom.
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But for investors wanting to cash in on his idea, it's become pretty easy.
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This opened the door for scammers to try and cash in on the confusion.
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This seemed like as good a time as any to cash in on mysticism.
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Until that happens, businesses are finding makeshift ways to cash in on the action.
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Beauty giants cash in on wearable weed Pot poll: 26% want to get high
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And recently Victoria's Secret has tried to cash in on the models' workout routines.
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Evy Tea isn't the only company hoping to cash in on cold-brewed tea.
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Like Fila, some companies have been able to successfully cash in on the trend.
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This chain, based in Toledo, Ohio, is ready to cash in on the trend.
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The company also said it would help longtime drivers cash in on the offering.
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Crunch Fitness is ready to cash in on boycott threats against Equinox and SoulCycle.
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Blade joins other companies trying to cash in on India's high-end aviation market.
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Last year, some slashed leave and raised pay to cash in on high prices.
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The company also said it would help longtime drivers cash in on the offering.
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It's hard to imagine a better time to cash in on the character's symbolism.
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"I might as well cash in on it rather than everybody else," he thought.
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And, Tan Hoang Gia Trading Co. is ready to cash in on that bet.
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Mr. Bingham was wary of appearing to cash in on his friendship with Ali.
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At least for now, the Mets will cash in on the Reyes insurance policy.
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When it didn't, Rutgers was able to cash in on a spate of turnovers.
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He's probably hoping to cash in on one of the sector's most important dayparts.
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Some third-party vendors are eager to cash in on the inconvenience of returns.
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Heinel managed to cash in on her experience navigating admissions for prospective student athletes.
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Still, it's no surprise Amazon would want to cash in on a continually profitable trend.
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You don't need to purchase any other items to cash in on the free taco.
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This isn't just about letting star basketball and football players cash in on their fame.
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And now, the cannabis-loving country legend hopes to cash in on weed-related wellness.
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To cash in on China's tourism boom, many countries have greatly eased their visa requirements.
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Cloud services are also a lucrative target for anyone hoping to cash in on Spectre.
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It looks to be another way for Facebook to cash in on its many apps.
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Check out all the details ahead, along with our favorite picks to cash in on.
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Who better to help him cash in on such an effort than Bannon and Ailes?
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Basically, it looks like Vaughn is trying to cash in on the relaxed haute look.
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Will miners over react in bringing on new supply to cash in on bonanza prices?
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Bezos has created a company that's preparing to cash in on a massive business opportunity.
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Now other fitness brands aim to cash in on the high-tech home-workout trend.
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It means holders of so-called credit default swaps can cash in on the derivatives.
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For those who are able to cash in on rudraksha, the trade is quite profitable.
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Since then, a number of funds have cropped up to cash in on the boom.
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All are looking to cash in on an explosion of spending on digital video advertising.
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Hackers have been unable to cash in on the revenue they made through the hack.
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Sports teams, leagues and casinos are all looking to cash in on legalized sports betting.
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This surge in interest has encouraged top-end auction houses to cash in on Banksy.
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KFC suggests you pop that sucker in your online shopping cart, cash in on Walmart.
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But Green and Zimmer aren't the only ones that will cash in on Lyft's IPO.
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Other countries, such as Brazil, have been able to cash in on the Chinese demand.
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When those companies eventually go public, US banks expect to cash in on underwriting fees.
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He insisted that Sander Bijl was just trying to cash in on Six's own success.
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Do they want out of bonds more than they want to cash in on equity gains?
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The pitch: They could cash in on the lucrative real estate market with virtually no risk.
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Zuckerberg wants to extend that shopping trend beyond China and have Facebook cash in on it.
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The moves come as local steelmakers hope to cash in on an expected jump in demand.
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Their goal: to conjure speculative buying frenzies around new digital currencies and cash in on them.
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Sure. But just remember that you don't necessarily have to cash in on it, says Benson.
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But the present owners aren't looking to cash in on the fame of America's president-elect.
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Clearly, blockchain startups see an opportunity to cash in on the multi-billion-dollar adult industry.
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Some parents insured the lives of their children in order to cash in on their deaths.
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A range of companies has come up with some worthwhile bonuses you can cash in on.
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A range of companies have come up with some worthwhile bonuses you can cash in on.
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However, Obama is certainly not the first POTUS to cash in on speaking fees post-presidency.
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That might cause trouble for some companies hoping to cash in on the progress we've made.
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It is aggressively pursuing other major events to cash in on decades of investment in facilities.
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"It's a great opportunity to cash in on gains that you've been sitting on," Ramnani said.
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Millions of of bargain-hungry shoppers flock to the stores to cash in on big sales.
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A real estate agent in South Carolina is hoping to cash in on the presidential election.
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But the pair was forced to play up their sexuality to cash in on bigger success.
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I didn't want to cash in on the band one more time before we broke up.
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Of course, ChurchKey isn't the only establishment to cash in on the popular brew every spring.
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Making it easier for current and prospective employees to cash in on their efforts would help.
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Clinkscales, a freshman at Drake University, is now trying to cash in on his 15 minutes.
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But the FDA can't get a hold on everyone attempting to cash in on the moment.
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The lawyer also said Mr. Kelly's accusers were simply trying to cash in on the attention.
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Even Valley stalwarts are reinventing themselves to be able to cash in on this digital wave.
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Nawaz Sharif has a following and could cash in on political martyrdom to stage a comeback.
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Bitcoin has always been a favorite plaything for traders looking to cash in on sudden moves.
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Pokémon Go is the current big thing, and everybody wants to cash in on the action.
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Even better, you don't have to leave your turkey-induced stupor to cash in on the deals.
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Virtual reality is the future of gaming and now is the time to cash in on it.
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If you aren't a VIB member, unfortunately you won't be able to cash in on this sale.
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Amid the glee, businesses have looked to cash in on what some have taken to calling "Trumpomania".
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There've been no shortage of attempts to cash in on the nostalgia for Clueless in the past.
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Black people from the east also flocked west, keen to cash in on the booming ranching industry.
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Coffee shops, bars and restaurants have rushed to cash in on adding CBD to foods and beverages.
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FOX tried to cash in on all of that with their broadcast ofThe Passion on Palm Sunday.
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To cash in on the hubbub, BBC Radio 1 put together a "SFW" version of the video.
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By her late teens, she had sponsors wanting to cash in on her smile and blond braids.
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The Model One Digital feels like something a company made to cash in on a retro revival.
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These beverages are Starbucks' latest effort to cash in on the holidays through themed beverages and merchandise.
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Internet providers are simply keen to cash in on the rise of streaming video, he told me.
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Now that he's retired from baseball, the former superstar is able to cash in on his interest.
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Comcast Ventures is trying to cash in on the direct-to-consumer boom with a new incubator.
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All these factors suggest May should cash in on her relative popularity and call a general election.
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And last year she followed her head and turned pro to cash in on her high profile.
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Ghost Democracy hopes to cash in on the clean skincare boom with products aimed at young consumers.
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It's now about making something they can cash in on, and honestly, that feels kind of gross.
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Learn the Trump way to cash in on the new trillion dollar booming foreclosure opportunity in 2007.
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Going all in To cash in on the growing trend, restaurants are making big bets on delivery.
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For restaurants, testing out the products is a way to cash in on a fast-growing trend.
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But now Saul has a hold over them and could cash in on it at any time.
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It's a way to hedge against rising lease costs and cash in on WeWork's supposed halo effect.
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The bitcoin boom has resulted in more than one new way to cash in on the blockchain.
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Hulu is also trying to cash in on the "offline" viewing market, allowing subscribers to download their content.
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As voice assistant gain household penetration, more automakers are looking to cash in on consumer's acceptance of technology.
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It seems all parties are equally looking to cash in on a hot, albeit undoubtedly short-lived, trend.
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Movies offer another way to potentially cash in on nostalgia, while attracting talent with less demanding production schedules.
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The King Krule collab isn't the first time that WeTransfer looked to cash in on some cultural cache.
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Eager to cash in on the season of prosperity are two American-owned companies focused on online shopping.
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But restaurants are smiling too because the game is now allowing them to cash in on the action.
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Brands attempting to cash in on creator's audience without considering that they're also buying their personalities hasn't worked.
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Drivers have been caught doing everything from spoofing their locations to faking rides to cash in on subsidies.
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Businesses often try to cash in on New Year's resolutions by offering introductory deals and selling annual memberships.
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Its existing owners will also be able to cash in on a portion of their long-held investments.
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Cold weather as well as firmer financial markets gave traders reason to cash in on record short positions.
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Right now a Canadian collector has it, and is obviously looking to cash in on the prized whip.
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Media companies also see theme parks as a good way to cash in on demographic and economic shifts.
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However, his shock move to sink the government and cash in on his popularity is not going smoothly.
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MUMBAI, India — Amazon Prime Video is looking to cash in on India's two biggest loves: Bollywood and cricket.
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Now Barber is hoping to cash in on the growth of the marijuana business in the United States.
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French Montana smells a chance to cash in on his name with all kinds of products ... particularly perfume.
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In order to cash in on the discounts, you have to enter the promo code "THANKYOU" at checkout.
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The JavaScript name usually taken to be a quick cash-in on the Java buzz of the time.
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Hundreds of companies rode the soaring wave of investor sentiment in order to cash in on the hysteria.
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Over time, he had adopted a successful methodology that helped him cash in on market volatility and momentum.
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With 10 days left until Christmas, retailers are hoping to cash in on the final stretch of shopping.
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The 10-year rule, he said, would help screen out anyone trying to cash in on a windfall.
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Finally, we can cash in on the big prize instead of always waiting for something bad to happen.
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"American Horror Story" tried to cash in on the 80s trend with its ninth season set in 1984.
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The country is also awash in copycat names, or those trying to cash in on a popular trend.
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Nor is this the first time that a fast-food chain has tried to cash in on Christmas.
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At least one company is trying to make it easier for drivers to cash in on multiple apps.
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"Bannon seems out to cash in on the Trump base, and McConnell's critics smell blood," Mr. Cross writes.
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It also insures that Intel doesn't miss an opportunity to cash in on the recent self-driving wave.
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It also exposes another potential pitfall for companies trying to cash in on the mushily regulated mobile health industry.
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Well, one woman is making a big bet on your wishes and hoping to cash in on your jealousy.
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December marks the peak season for most retailers around the world hoping to cash in on the mad rush.
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Snap's late-stage private investors are counting on an IPO pop to cash in on their high-dollar investments.
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Unfortunately, some of that amount may be diverted by counterfeiters attempting to cash in on that with phony goods.
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With growing popularity of shows such as HBO's Vinyl everyone is looking to cash in on the nostalgia trip.
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I don't like the idea of entrepreneurs writing these forgettable books and people trying to cash in on trends.
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A number of American retailers rushed to cash in on hemp-derived CBD -- products heralded for potential wellness benefits.
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Apple's new Apple Card is going to cash in on that base human craving for devices that signal status.
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Whether the first lady would be permitted by the constitution to cash in on her mega-celebrity is uncertain.
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That ability to cash in on its users makes Facebook well-positioned for the future, advertising industry experts say.
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Both calls were prudent, but when the Astros continually failed to cash in on scoring opportunities, those calls resonated.
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No. But I oppose it on principle: It's a gimmicky way to cash in on a "crazy" food trend.
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So it's rather fortunate these were discovered by Project Zero rather than someone looking to cash in on them.
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For $18.99, dads can cash in on this deal when they dine in at a participating locations on Sunday.
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It hopes the French brand will help it further cash in on a classic cocktail renaissance among young Americans.
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And, of course, entrepreneurs are trying to cash in on the millions of people out there catching them all.
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TwentyFirstCenturyBrand is trying to cash in on the resurgence of brand-building Mildenhall is no stranger to brand-building.
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Prokopenya worked with IT firms and lawyers to draft guidelines to cash in on an emerging digital industry: cryptocurrencies.
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We've detailed four more killings where the murderers were looking to cash in on the lives of their parents.
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O'Korn was picked off on three straight possessions, but the Spartans failed to cash in on any of them.
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Try mixing it into "dirty mashed potatoes" or serving potatoes roasted to cash in on the skin, she adds.
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General Motors wants to create and cash in on operating a ride-hailing business featuring its self-driving vehicles.
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Cash is currently ruling the market, as more investors come back, looking to cash in on fast-rising prices.
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Citigroup has been trying to cash in on the strong American consumer health by revamping its credit card business.
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The startup joins a growing number of others in tech hoping to cash in on the lucrative vitamin industry.
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Some have attempted to cash in on the worries surrounding net neutrality by promising to improve lousy ISP performance.
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But Playboy's efforts to cash in on its brand — and particularly its famous bunny logo — are paying big dividends.
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It's an obvious move to cash in on the title of his hit album and recently-announced music festival.
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It's part of a move to cash in on the popularity of subscription and ad-based music streaming services.
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Disney clearly casts big names with existing fan followings in order to cash in on the built-in audience.
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Supporters of the initiative asserted that those people were coming to California to cash in on its social programs.
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Boston couldn't cash in on a power play at the end of regulation and the game went to overtime.
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This law has gotten support of Republican legislatures across the country eager to cash in on corporate campaign funding.
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But other times, it's just a blatant attempt to cash in on a trend and boost short-term earnings.
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"Any time you give Aaron those opportunities, he's going to cash in on them, especially at home," he said.
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U.S. bankers said that as campaigns targeting European firms increase, they are looking to cash in on advisory work.
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There's a "clear winner" for investors who want to cash in on the market's biggest fear, according to Citi.
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For investors hoping to cash in on President Donald Trump's market-moving tweets, monitoring his Twitter feed constantly is essential.
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For their part, both Amazon and Netflix have also attempted to cash in on the popularity of cricket in India.
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It had all of the hallmarks of a throwaway game meant to cash in on the success of the original.
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Meanwhile, developers keen to cash in on India's booming telecoms industry compete to bring panic-button style apps to market.
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Depending on how much they cough up, buyers can cash in-on between $212,000 to $5,000 in services and products.
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If you order off the Burger King mobile app, you can also cash in on a batch of $1 fries.
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Kellyanne Conway coined the now-famous phrase "alternative facts" ... and there's been a rush to cash in on her snafu.
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Most shows in the genre were animated tie-ins meant to sell toys or cash-in on a film property.
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It seeks to cash in on the fad among "millennials" for traceable craft-made products, rather than big-name stuff.
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They were the first among friends to cash in on the oil rush, but they would not be the last.
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So many executives are hungry to cash in on job offers that provide larger salaries and bonuses and other perks.
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And Amazon, which already has over 100 million registered users in India, is looking to cash-in on the opportunity.
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Traders have looked to cash in on the skyrocketing value of digital currencies as commodity prices and bond yields falter.
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A deal would also allow Mr. Sard and Mr. Verbinnen to cash in on their substantial ownership of the company.
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Netanyahu also wanted to cash in on the new Administration's enthusiasm for creating a Middle East strategic alliance against Iran.
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There, investors and consumers who bought at low prices in 2013 have sold to cash in on the price rebound.
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Part of it is doing what it takes to get in the position to cash in on your good fortune.
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But Brees' ability to play to the strengths of unheralded receivers allowed the Saints to cash in on scoring opportunities.
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As a result, more investors are looking to cash in on that trend as landlords of single family rental homes.
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If he did not invent shout shows for sports, he was among the first to cash in on them aggressively.
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While the murders remain unsolved, that hasn't prevented multiple parties -- including "Unsolved" -- from continuing to cash in on their memories.
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The breach shows how hackers are attempting to cash in on the lucrative personal-data market driven by online advertising.
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A growing handful of startups, including Starsky Robotics, Embark and TuSimple, are all trying to cash in on that opportunity.
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Investors looking to cash in on this type of deal have turned to syndicated conservation easements, whereby multiple investors participate.
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But that doesn't mean other places won't try to cash in on what they see as New York City's misfortune.
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Now I am trying to figure out how to cash in on all of this, though without buying Bitcoin myself.
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"It's like, 'Oh, we know who that guy is now …" Fortunately, he's been preparing to cash in on that cachet.
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Technology companies also have an opportunity to cash in on a wave of infrastructure spending that Trump has promised, Hippeau said.
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Fiat Chrysler is joining a list of companies offering hackers the chance to cash in on bugs they find in products.
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AOL is hoping it can cash in on the social-media-photo-editing craze by launching a new app called Switch.
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App users have gone cuckoo for catching 'em all, and the beauty industry is planning to cash in on the mania.
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Basketball players have a limited time to cash in on their skills before their bodies either give out or age out.
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Private equity investment into the China health, pharmacy and self-care space has boomed, as investors cash in on rising incomes.
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As student loan debt skyrockets, more financial services companies are looking for ways to cash in on the growing national problem.
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And these aren't small events, meant to cash in on the gravity of WrestleMania with a few cheap, no impact shows.
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TV execs tried to cash in on his popularity with "The Don Rickles Show" in 1972 but it was short-lived.
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Beauty and baby products are key segments that could cash in on the popularity of South Korean pop culture in China.
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The truth, however, is that modern life presents many temptations for retired officers to cash in on their decades of experience.
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Legislators in the Venezuelan government have called it an attempt to "illegally" cash in on oil that's still in the ground.
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Hoping to cash in on the high demand, Hong Kong-based Four Seasons Furniture has launched a French oak furniture collection.
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Airlines are already rushing to cash in on this and the travel boom is eroding Asia's structural surplus of jet fuel.
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Jaunt also hopes to cash in on one of America's biggest televised events — next year's winter Olympics from PyeongChang, South Korea.
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It's a time of year when wings chains typically cash in on sales from tailgates and people watching games at home.
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Smelters have been staying alive only because they have been able to cash in on rising prices of metal, traders said.
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"You had a lot of bad science fiction for a while, all trying to cash in on 'Star Wars,'" Cameron said.
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By investing in ecommerce and payments, Facebook gains an opportunity to cash in on its existing audiences in all-new ways.
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Shares of other small companies, which have surged on their own plans to cash in on the cryptocurrency craze, also dropped.
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Boston will, however, be able to cash in on its lottery-protected Clippers pick after Los Angeles unexpectedly made the playoffs.
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Some even pay one credit bill with another card so that they can cash in on as many rewards as possible.
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Some farmers are also looking to cash in on hemp, which is used to make CBD oil, the trendy "wellness" product.
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Lex isn't impressed: It reckons Slack and other holdouts risk missing their chance to cash in on the stock market run.
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Financially pressed news organizations are not being shy about seizing the moment to celebrate — and cash in on — their aggressive independence.
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Japan is looking to cash in on an increasing number of well-to-do travelers, according to travel research site Skift.
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Having failed Paul returns to Italy and decides to cash in on the one asset he does have access to: himself.
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Boyette might have resisted the temptation to cash in on her Adele tickets, but others were happy to part with them.
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Far too many workers have watched corporate executives cash in on corporate stock buybacks while they get handed a pink slip.
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Paul Callan, a former prosecutor, said lawyers also will want to avoid potential jurors seeking to cash in on the experience.
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But if you're looking to cash in on the health benefits of wearables, it might be better to just buy one yourself.
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It's tax day, everyone — that special time of year when chain restaurants cash in on our collective angst by offering us discounts.
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The truth is that Smith, the WBC's third-ranked contender and intercontinental champion, has yet to truly cash in on his success.
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Other countries, like Venezuela, have tried to cash in on the cryptocurrency boom by launching their own fake money on the blockchain.
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As I reported earlier, Fadell negotiated a vesting schedule for Nest employees to cash in on the Google acquisition two years ago.
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Critics questioned whether Trump would be attempting to cash in on her high-profile status as first lady of the United States.
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Aroldis Chapman — widely considered one of the most dominant relief pitchers in baseball — is looking to cash in on his elite status.
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Investors seemed to cash in on the week's surge ahead of any potentially bad news related to the coronavirus over the weekend.
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The Fed once again avoided hiking rates, and gold could cash in on the benefits should the Fed keep up recent trends.
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Now, competitors keep cropping up, looking to cash in on the athleisure market and oust Nike from its position in the industry.
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On Friday evening, Barron's highlighted an options strategy for investors looking to cash in on Beyond's stock volatility when it reports earnings.
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We strongly recommend nobody else takes valuable art and tries to cash in on what history will judge a simply brilliant stunt.
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Savvy sellers have tried to cash in on the attention, selling Judge's out-of-print memoir for hundreds and even thousands online.
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When I see such things built into Windows, I'm immediately put off by the cynical attempt to cash in on every user.
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Many hosts also appear to cash in on viewers' voyeuristic tendencies by letting people watch them drive, cook, eat or just sleep.
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Customers can cash in on the deal from now until July 30 by simply bringing in the coupon available on their website.
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To enjoy myself seemed to be to cash in on capitalism and to feed on the misfortune of those weaker than myself.
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Accepting the GIP offer gives shareholders the opportunity to cash in on an investment that took a decade to turn a profit.
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Things are looking up for biotech and health device startups wanting to cash in on VC dollars or go public this year.
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It is also sure to attract many migrant workers from Sichuan, a province of 80m people, to cash in on Tibet's tourism.
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Turnquist was born and raised on a farm in Alexander; Constantino's family moved there from California to cash in on the boom.
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The foundation is leading a charge to educate musicians who want to cash in on lucrative paychecks for playing in Saudi Arabia.
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International banks have long hoped to gain better access to the Chinese market in order to cash in on its growing wealth.
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With smartphone sales growth slowing in China, India is also becoming more important for those looking to cash in on the opportunity.
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Catalyst took Callidus public in 2014 at C$14 a share and long hoped to cash in on the distressed lending business.
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Professional landlords and investors are moving people out so they can cash in on those claimed millions of the short-term industry.
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The owners and founders, George Sard and Paul Verbinnen, would be able to cash in on their substantial ownership of the company.
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Old, mainstream apartment developers are rushing to cash in on the change, and co-living is already disrupting the Chicago rental market.
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For these groups, "fighting trafficking" means more policing and surveillance, along with greater opportunities for them to cash in on the crackdowns.
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Fitness brands are trying to cash in on people's threats to quit Equinox and SoulCycle due to the brands' chairman's Trump ties.
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And several people who knew Armstrong believe he would have felt that the attempt to cash in on his fame was unseemly.
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But other companies are eager to cash in on those seeking hard seltzer with higher ABVs, especially as younger drinkers ditch beer.
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After purchasing two hats and two T-shirts, Ms. Foster, 62, marveled at Mr. Trump's ability to cash in on his name.
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But unlike most would-be influencers, Aniston likely won't be needing to cash in on Instagram ads and other #SponCon anytime soon.
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"Sadly disappointing, this book is just trying to cash in on the popularity of Austen's characters," one angry reader wrote on Goodreads.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Countries around the world have been eager to cash in on the rising spending power of Chinese travelers.
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TikTok overtook YouTube and Instagram in U.S. downloads last year, and news organizations are now trying to cash in on its audience.
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Traders are looking to cash in on the trend, then, with big short bets that will pay off if retail keeps underperforming.
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Urban Necessities reportedly sent a letter to consignors after people started to try and cash in on the athlete&aposs signature merchandise.
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Additionally, those same big institutional investors tend to trim their holdings and cash in on some profit in their portfolio in January.
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New York (CNN Business)Wells Fargo, reeling from a series of scandals, is failing to cash in on the booming American economy.
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Unlike many other toy crazes, fidget spinners offer a wild-wild west for global capitalists looking to cash in on the craze.
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This has presented an opportunity for European merchants, especially luxury brand stores, looking to cash in on an influx of tourists, Palmer said.
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For decades, television networks have attempted to cash in on the name-recognition of hit movies to create a "sure thing" television series.
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The hottest postelection trade isn't cooling off yet, and one trader is looking to cash in on a further rally for the financials.
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Turns out he did, and one of those aspiring candidates has just decided to make a bet he can cash in on it.
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To grow its revenue, Twitter is looking to cash in on more video ad dollars, competing with YouTube and other online video services.
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For investors looking to cash in on long-term technologies, Alphabet offers a wide-ranging window into what the future may look like.
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It has a long list of competitors with similar aspirations who might cash in on the success of the technologies before Alphabet does.
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Taking Heller's story to TV -- and a service like Hulu, eager to cash in on his promotional cachet -- surely enhanced his creative latitude.
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"This is yet another lurid production in an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson," the statement reads.
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"This is yet another lurid production in an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson," the statement read.
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On the stand, Zuckerberg described the charges as an attempt to cash in on Facebook's $2 billion acquisition of Oculus, announced in 2014.
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So far, some of its releases resemble mockbusters, direct-to-streaming titles designed to cash in on popular theatrical releases from bigger studios.
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Maybe it's a very real case of a big company trying to cash in on something a broke, independent creator poured themselves into.
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In the meantime, we'll see if his inability to cash in on them in this first contest costs him permanently in the polls.
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I even gave him a hall pass to forget my name a few times, which he still has yet to cash in on.
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It is timed to cash in on the festival: day one of a pig-year in the Chinese zodiac falls on February 5th.
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Domestic ownership of agriculture is seen as crucial for Australia to cash in on global food demand and to keep tax revenues onshore.
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The world's largest game publisher, Tencent (also the developer behind China's largest messenger WeChat), for instance, could not cash in on popular titles.
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In the southernmost province of Hainan, officials are hoping to cash in on a space-launch site that became operational there in 2016.
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He also said these companies are paying dividends and buying back stock, allowing investors to cash in on a lot of the earnings.
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It's the outdoor apparel company's first venture into sneaker culture, and it hopes to cash in on a growing trend of sneaker crossovers.
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That has spurred mills in the world's top steel producer to reopen once-shut rebar production lines to cash-in on soaring prices.
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Oil could be in for some longer-term trouble, according to one trader who's looking to cash in on an oil market fall.
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The first, released in 1995, was a quickly produced, modestly budgeted picture designed to cash in on the success of the TV show.
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Audeze's LCD23.5 Classic cans are exactly the sort of product that could exist merely to cash in on a famous name and pedigree.
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Hedge funds loaded up on tech stocks at their fourth-quarter bottom, just in time to cash in on the double-digit rebound.
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Slender Man is a creation that's so undeniably of its time that it's shocking Hollywood didn't try to cash in on him earlier.
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Retailers can cash in on SNAP by offering potato chips, sodas, string cheese, and bologna—without ever stocking healthful foods on their shelves.
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"The Drop" is already taken The series is one of several upcoming shows attempting to cash in on EDM's recent surge in popularity.
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Nike, Under Armour and Adidas not only cash in on merchandising rights but also gain broad exposure to millions of viewers and fans.
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Foreign investors are rushing to cash in on a bonanza in Iran since UN economic sanctions from the West were lifted in January.
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In fact, APB—the nation's leading brewer—has already joined the craft movement in an attempt to cash in on the global trend.
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Some of the waistbands use misspellings such as "Calven Klain" and "Oalvin Klein" in an attempt to cash in on famous brand names.
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By shrewdly using Netflix to showcase and cash in on these lesser-known properties, Marvel once again appears to be winning the war.
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His popularity has risen -- not that he needs to cash in on it right now, since he has four more years in office.
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Hygge was never a lifestyle, but it's certainly marketed as one over here by people wishing to cash in on the Scandi-zeitgeist.
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Fox Media LLC filed a trademark application for "OK, boomer" in the newest reported attempt to cash in on the wildly popular phrase.
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But as banks cash in on collateral for loans and income from projects slows, hopes for avoiding a bankruptcy proceeding are fading fast.
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It's another example of how startups are hoping to cash in on our ever-growing obsession with using tech to hack our bodies.
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For years, US broadband providers have quietly implemented monthly usage restrictions in a bid to cash in on the rise of streaming video.
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This is one of the best trip delay insurances on the market and it&aposs pretty easy to cash in on this perk.
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Lobbyists' inability to meet with lawmakers and administration officials face to face hasn't stopped them from trying to cash in on their connections.
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To cash in on the crossover and SUV craze, lots of other high-end car companies are building them for the first time.
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Breeders increased chicken production to cash in on an expected upturn in demand during the Muslim Eid al-Fitr holidays earlier this month.
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Gaming console makers Nintendo, Sega and Sony have sought to cash in on nostalgia by bringing out smaller versions of their older products.
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"The suffering is too great for me to cash in on it … it is the most heartbreaking thing in the world," he wrote.
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A farmer with Herdwicks, on the other hand, has to wait ten months before he can begin to cash in on his flock.
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Former politicians and law-enforcement officials who once opposed legalizing recreational marijuana have now joined or formed companies to cash in on it.
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Some of them are his former followers, perhaps angry at him for disowning their beliefs while continuing to cash in on their insecurities.
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Now hotels and tour operators are attempting to cash in on the trend, rolling out packages targeted and designed for the exhausted mother.
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Local ownership of agriculture is seen as crucial for Australia to cash in on global food demand and to keep tax revenues onshore.
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The firm plans to cash in on the ongoing "renaissance" in Europe's tech sector, according to Siraj Khaliq, an investment partner for Atomico.
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But the book, at once heartfelt and disturbing, raises an awkward question: Are ex-players trying to cash in on their head injuries?
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Cities around the country are looking to cash in on the market's fast growth with video game theme-parks and e-sports venues.
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If you can't make up your mind as to what kind of deal you want to cash in on, we're here to help.
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From noise-canceling to over-ear to classic earbuds, we've rounded up all the headphone deals to cash in on this Cyber Monday.
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For example, General Mills has taken steps to cash in on the organic trend, most notably with the acquisition of Annie's in 2014.
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Some routes saw discounted prices of up to 29%, prompting many Americans to cash in on the opportunity to travel on the cheap.
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Brands, which owns KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell, hope to cash in on that success and sell its China operations this year.
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With its taco promotion, Burger King is likely trying to do more than just cash in on a specific, popular menu item, Saunders noted.
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Meanwhile, Joyce is at home, having wasted no time in sending the greedy Lonnie, who just wanted to cash in on Will's death, packing.
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When it was unveiled at last year's I/O, Home felt like little more than Google's attempt to cash in on the Echo's success.
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A variety of fast food chains are running deals, so we rounded up everything you need to know to cash in on the offers.
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Great for advertisers on the platform to try to guide footfall and nifty for customers who want to cash in on their Swarm obsessions.
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Robert De Niro has received quite a bit of criticism in recent years for appearing to cash in on big-budget, low-quality films.
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The significance: It's 2 days before Uber goes public, and its investors get to cash in on one of the biggest IPOs in history.
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If we allow Geithner and those who come after him to then cash in on that value we are doing ourselves a huge disservice.
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When the courts ignore the shakiness of the science linked to glyphosate, trial attorneys stand to cash in on millions, even billions of dollars.
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It wants to cash in on the nostalgia of Allied Assault's Normandy level without doing anything of the things that made said level interesting.
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The film ultimately feels like a belated and soulless attempt to cash in on the "YA" craze, from the Lemony Snicket-alike title onwards.
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In Abhishek Sharma's "Parmanu – the Story of Pokhran", which he co-produced, Abraham attempts to cash in on the chest-thumping genre of nationalism.
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Amber Rose is a "queen slut" for shamelessly trying to cash in on her Slut Walk ... so says "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Benzino.
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The other reason is because Novavax just happens to be the kind of speculative biotech that investors want to cash in on right now.
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The remarks were not overlooked by minority Democrats, who bashed the billionaire Republican for seeking to cash in on the economic misfortunes of others.
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Now Colombia hopes to cash in on a new cannabis-based bonanza, set off by legalisation in parts of the United States and elsewhere.
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The idea that Loria is about to cash in on taxpayer largesse is enough to leave Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez mighty steamed.
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Earlier on Tuesday a senior Treasury official said the government was working with CDP to study options to cash in on state-owned assets.
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Uber isn't the only techie trying to cash in on truckingThe investment shows Uber leadership believes that profitability can be found by disrupting trucking.
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Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman, said the settlement would send a clear message to other companies looking to cash in on state contracts illegally.
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We realize that CES is a collection of devices that cash in on our biggest issues, and that we have a ton of them.
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Finding the next President from within the family ranks is the logical step to being able to continue to cash in on the presidency.
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To cash in on such popular appeal, former intelligence officers often cross over into spy fiction — Greene and le Carré both served in MI6.
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Canada's largest chain of pharmacies is looking to cash in on Justin Trudeau's green rush, as they test the waters on selling medical marijuana.
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The creation of the World Wide Web in 1989 sparked the rise of dot-com startups looking to cash in on the internet revolution.
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Instead, he profited enormously as a real estate lawyer representing corporate clients who hoped to cash in on his personal relationship with the president.
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The ramp-up in shipments helped Fortescue cash in on higher iron ore prices after a tailings dam disaster in Brazil curtailed global supply.
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During the interview, Hunter Biden moved between muted apologies and indignant denials about alleged efforts to cash in on his father being vice president.
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"Me walking into the bank to cash in on my sugar daddy’s life insurance after his untimely passing," wrote another Instagram user.
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The ramp-up in shipments helped Fortescue cash in on higher iron ore prices after a tailings dam disaster in Brazil curtailed global supply.
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After leaving office, many cash in on lucrative corporate board, lobbying, media and other positions that leverage the spidery, conflicted relationship network they've developed.
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Just as Facebook (FB) makes money by selling user information to advertisers, brokerage firms can cash in on where they send customer trade orders.
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However, inventory and traffic planning can be a challenge for retailers hoping to cash in on billions of dollars during these prime shopping days.
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The frenzy that followed led companies of all sorts to adopt the tech label and to cash in on the wealth of available capital.
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White was intercepted once, and Ridder threw two interceptions and lost a fumble, but neither team could cash in on any of the turnovers.
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Make room for a new villian on the 'Star Wars' block -- Lucasfilm is finally prepping to cash in on the legendary "Death Trooper" character.
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With less than two weeks to go until the Rio Olympics, those working out ways to cash in on the brand include drug dealers.
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They are selling burgers and we are making original music it is no way derivative or an attempt to cash in on their market.
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Perfecting mid-roll video ads would be the best-case scenario, and would help Facebook finally cash in on advertisers' massive TV ad budgets.
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The E-sports and gaming industry is growing rapidly and it has already become a world that big brands are looking to cash in on.
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As in the movie Network, where 1970s-era domestic terrorism is given a prime-time slot, TV executives could cash in on the shock value.
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"You try to help the team whenever you can, and today I got an opportunity so it's nice to cash in on one," Hayes said.
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With discrepancies originating from official channels, we could see fraudulent minds cash in on the situation and make things worse for the rest of us.
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Created to cash in on the success of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Street Sharks were a team of anthropomorphic sharks who fought crime.
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But such funds may not be the best way to cash in on the most lucrative parts of retail using ETFs, some market watchers say.
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Now Althea, a Seoul-based start-up, is trying to cash in on the trend by making inroads into southeast Asia's growing e-commerce market.
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Instead, this liquidity event was mainly a way for TransferWise employees — existing and presumably former — to cash in on some or all of their stake.
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The company also is looking to cash in on the platform accessibility offered by ARKit and ARCore with smartphone-optimized AR functionality in their app.
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So in the never-ending grab for content, it only makes sense that networks and studios are eager to cash in on a viral meme.
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If you have a finite amount of skills, goals, or business opportunities you can cash in on within your life, that means being incredibly choosy.
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Cory Booker had a solid performance Wednesday night in the first of two Democratic debates — and immediately looked to cash in on voters' newfound curiosity.
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Even O'Reilly's book publisher at MacMillian (The Holt List), is standing with the fallen network host, perhaps hoping to cash in on Bill's misogynist ways.
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The next couple of years, the burden of follow through will be on the many hardware partners looking to the cash in on Alexa's success.
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Mizuho's Yamamoto expected traders to cash in on long positions in Brazil's real that were largely taken up in the weeks ahead of Sunday's poll.
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On Tuesday, the government of Estonia's e-Residency program announced a plan to cash in on its forward-thinking reputation with an Initial Coin Offering.
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Seeking to cash in on massive U.S. crops, barge lines ordered new barges and converted open-top vessels previously used for coal into covered barges.
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Hailey Baldwin is taking getting "wifed up" to a whole new level ... filing legal docs to possibly cash in on her hubby's famous last name.
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But Matthew Hudak, a senior toys and games analyst at Euromonitor International, said the company would struggle to cash in on trends in toy sales.
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Deutsche Telekom, which declined to comment, has been trying to sell the unit for years, hoping to cash in on a recovery in the business.
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If President Trump were wiser here, he'd continue to cash in on his genuine tweeting but avoid sending out the most potentially personally damaging messages.
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The deal reflects a push by global companies to cash in on India's fast growing economy, including sectors such as retail, consumer goods and technology.
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An emerging class of criminals with slightly greater skill has turned ransomware into a sure way to cash in on just about any network intrusion.
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Meanwhile, several of the other payments that Avenatti alleges Cohen received show that he had been trying to cash in on his relationship with Trump.
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Many social media users pounced on the promotional spot titled "Jump In," accusing Pepsi of trying to cash in on the Black Lives Matter movement.
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That means customers can cash in on a buy-one-get-one-free promotion when they purchase a holiday drink between 2 and 4 p.m.
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But at these elevated levels, prices are also susceptible to disappointing data points and profit-taking as traders look to cash in on recent gains.
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Sanders is looking to cash in on the political capital he's earned through the primary season by taking the party in a more progressive direction.
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The company's stock shot from $8 a share to more than $40, as investors wanted to cash in on the craze of all things crypto.
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Shoppers looking to cash in on Amazon's Prime Day were met with website glitches that prevented them from completing their purchases on Monday, CNBC reported.
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How other companies from around the world flocked here to cash in on supplying Nissan, making things like auto parts, car seats and dashboard instruments.
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Another casino opened its doors on the Atlantic City boardwalk on Thursday and is hoping to cash in on New Jersey's new sports-betting law.
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Iran and its proxies, who were instrumental in helping the Assad regime change the direction of the war, want to cash in on their investment.
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Mr. Cooper pressed Ms. Clifford on whether she was not coming forward to cash in on her affair now that Mr. Trump had become president.
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While legislation was passed in 1996 banning the determination of a fetus's sex, it has continued to thrive as doctors cash in on the trend.
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Meanwhile, consumers in top Asian hubs sold their physical gold holdings this week to cash in on high prices with many opting for cheaper silver.
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But how they will cash in on the games and stay on the right side of government censors might prove to be a tricky question.
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But it's not just a modern-day throwback hoping to cash in on nostalgia, like we've seen from HMD's resurrections of classic Nokia hardware lately.
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Here's the list: Publication date: August 20173, 2017 No, this isn't some slapdash attempt to cash in on the popularity of DC's biggest hit movie.
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And ConsenSys has no shortage of competition — from tech titans to new fintech startups ready to cash in on the boom with greener blockchain solutions.
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And earlier this month, Coca-Cola announced the acquisition of Fairlife, which sells lactose-free milk, to cash in on interest in specialty dairy drinks.
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Monaco knows its place, knows that sooner or later it will have to cash in on its prospects and allow them to fly the nest.
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Fiat Chrysler aims to double Jeep's global sales by 2018, hoping to cash in on a strong demand for sport utility vehicles in emerging markets.
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Luckily, all we have to do to cash in on a good deal is click "add to cart" whilst on the couch in our PJs.
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The increase in popularity has seen the once sleepy town transformed, with budget hotels, bars, and nightclubs seeking to cash in on the tourist boom.
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The jump was partly driven by independent refiners as they rushed to cash in on low oil prices before their import quotas expire in December.
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Eaton Vance's Eddie Perkin is betting that the Trump tax cuts will become a reality, and he's positioning his portfolio to cash in on it.
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Riot Blockchain's stock shot from $8 a share to more than $40, as investors wanted to cash in on the craze of all things crypto.
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Firearms sellers, eager to cash in on what has become a vanity item, argue that silencers should be regulated no more tightly than gun purchases.
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While Canadians cash in on their ability to buy legal cannabis, other parts of the world are finding other plants that offer similar health benefits.
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One offers the opportunity to cash in on the popularity of North Korean beer with an initial $2.4 million investment in a new Wonsan Brewery.
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This way, he said, more value can be created in the public markets, giving retail investors a chance to cash in on high-growth startups.
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Rival resellers are looking to cash in on the booming market, including thredUP, which branched into luxury last year, and established players like Vestiaire Collective.
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Ahead, find nine ways to cash in on all the discounts and freebies, including free crystals and face masks that'll help you recharge for the crusade.
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So, no "rival" company could put out a game six months after CDPR's called Cyberpunk 2078, looking to cash in on the previous game's public visibility.
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Black Friday is the most famous shopping day of the year, with millions of bargain-hungry shoppers flocking to stores to cash in on dramatic sales.
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Monday is President's Day, and whether or not you want to celebrate our current President (ahem), you can still cash in on all the sweet deals.
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The company's potential partnership with Snap seems like a natural next step in its aggressive push to infiltrate and cash in on our every waking moment.
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And Shetland hopes to cash in on the next big thing: the decommissioning of old oil rigs, which will soon require billions of pounds of investment.
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It's about to be Pride season, the time of year when brands cash in on "diversity" and emblazon a bunch of crap with the rainbow flag.
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There has certainly been hype, with a bevy scammers setting up fake websites and campaigns to cash in on the interest, as TechCrunch wrote last month.
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His breakthrough idea was to cash in on his four decades of media exposure with a political message that uniquely combined victimhood, bragging and patriotic obfuscation.
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Staff wore "Make Turnberry great again" hats—a reference to Mr Trump's campaign slogan and, critics say, an attempt to cash in on his political power.
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As the price of cryptocurrencies has skyrocketed in recent months, the prevalence of such schemes has multiplied as criminals seek to cash in on rising prices.
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The cannabis industry is seen as the fastest-growing business in America and a number of tech companies are looking to cash in on the trend.
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The anxiety-reducing handheld spinners are so ubiquitous that dozens of developers are trying to cash in on the phenomenon with fidget-spinner themed mobile apps.
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Investigators zeroed in on Meza after he initially lied about his relationship with Merendino and tried to cash in on the handwritten will after the murder.
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On his blog, Tracy called them "alleged parents" and accused Lenny and Veronique Pozner of fabricating their son's death certificate to cash in on the tragedy.
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After Pokémon Go become a veritable cultural phenomenon, some enterprising souls took to Craiglist to cash in on it, peddling their success with the mobile game.
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It's a good idea to get there early in the morning, since only the first 100 consumers will be able to cash in on this promotion.
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In the physical market, gold buying stalled in top Asian hubs this week as consumers sold back bullion to cash in on the steep price rally.
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Most recently, U.S.-based ConocoPhillips' actions to seize PDVSA assets to cash in on a $2500 billion arbitration award have added to the firm's export issues.
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Expect analysts and investors to ask how Snapchat plans to cash in on Discover, and retain user attention and engagement once Facebook's rival feature is live.
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Because of the scarcity of the hotly anticipated device, sellers have been scalping their pre-order confirmations on eBay, hoping to cash in on consumer demand.
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The hedge fund industry overall loaded up on tech stocks at their fourth-quarter bottom, just in time to cash in on the double-digit rebound.
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Like Polaroid before it, the company is now a shell of its former self and this is encouraging parasitical partners to cash in on its brand.
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As Europe's thirst for coffee and chocolate grew, merchants keen to cash in on the crops started establishing vast plantations wherever the plants could be cultivated.
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Dig a bit deeper, though, and it soon becomes clear that this is much more than a cheap attempt to cash in on a popular franchise.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French tycoon Vincent Bollore is looking to cash in on the music industry's revival with plans to sell up to half of Vivendi (VIV.
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The tournament is a marketing exercise to cash in on the global appeal of the game in far-off places from where the clubs normally play.
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Suddenly everyone is going crazy for crypto, and as bitcoin futures are becoming a reality, one trader has a way to cash in on the action.
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And its partnership with P27 Nordic Payments Platform could further expand its noncard business and help it cash in on the potential of real-time payments.
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"Corey Lewandowski has spent every minute since the 2016 election scheming to cash in on Trump's presidency," party spokesman Josh Marcus-Blank said in a statement.
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Bell is in a tough spot, made tougher by his teammates today, because he is running out of time to cash in on his obvious value.
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Are these channels actually being targeted unfairly, or are they trying to cash in on a trend, feigning Milo-style martyrdom on behalf of "free speech"?
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"–in ANOES (2010) in a clear attempt to cash in on the modern horror trope of Creepy Kid stuff "Now why don't you just fucking DIE?
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Salgado isn't the first former Amazon worker to cash in on selling what he knows about the company's inner workings, and he won't be the last.
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Analysts at brokerage Brian Garnier on Friday suggested Clozel could be offered to keep control of the experimental drugs portfolio and cash in on the rest.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)India is the world's biggest emerging digital economy, and Silicon Valley's top companies have invested huge sums to cash in on it.
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Its 100 or so residents once perceived the artist as a "bit of a weirdo," but have since tried to cash in on Mr. Warhol's roots.
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Mr. Lazarus opened his first store, Children's Bargain Town, which sold furniture, in 1948, seeking to cash in on the post-World War II baby boom.
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As their domestic cigarette revenues fall, both Reynolds and Philip Morris are attempting to cash in on other opportunities, such as the burgeoning e-cigarette market.
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Both founders are well aware that murals are hot commodities for developers looking to cash in on the artistic cachet of the neighborhoods they build in.
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And it appears to be giving him the chance not just to cash in on Trump campaign's promises but push his own pet causes as well.
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On one side are companies eager to cash in on consumers' willingness to pay higher prices for natural products by slapping "all natural" labels on them.
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Hoping to cash in on Warhol's fame, the village tried in the 1990s to set up its own museum to display pictures lent by Warhol's brothers.
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These revivals are scheduled just as New Jersey's casinos scramble to cash in on another way of separating gamblers from their savings: wagering on sporting events.
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Netflix investors should "ring the register" and cash in on some profits after the stock bounced on its mixed earnings report, CNBC's Jim Cramer recommended Thursday.
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U.S. homeowners today are getting richer by the minute, but they are less likely to cash in on their newfound wealth than during previous housing booms.
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" stock had attracted a raft of short sellers going into the quarter, people betting that they could cash in on an instant decline, " he said Tuesday.
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The trend has spread as a range of Canadian companies in other lines of business have tried to cash in on the country's legalisation of cannabis.
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Developers who had sought to cash in on high prices have been forced to offer deep discounts and other incentives — if they can sell at all.
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Developers who had sought to cash in on high prices have been forced to offer deep discounts and other incentives -- if they can sell at all.
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Poor provinces have absorbed heavy environmental costs from breakneck industrial growth, while weak education systems left them poorly positioned to cash in on China's tech boom.
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One popular example was that Carl Williams was the first large-scale importer, before he began pressing inferior copies to cash in on their cult status.
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Companies such as Walmart and Amazon have committed tens of billions of dollars, looking to cash in on India's massive market of more than 1.3 billion people.
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Moments after news broke that Prince passed away on Thursday, people flocked to auction and trading sites like eBay to cash in on Prince records and memorabilia.
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Besides, are we really supposed to pretend that the world's going up in smoke before the studio can cash in on the new round of teenaged mutants?
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Even regional specialty stores like Geppetto's Toys, with 10 locations across Southern California, are doubling down on efforts to cash in on up-for-grabs toy dollars.
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These days, there's no lack of boring social media videos from corporations out there — trying to cash in on whatever it is those elusive millennials are into.
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The factory would begin with a skeleton crew of managers and engineers, one that the company hoped to beef up to cash in on the land incentives.
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But he had already set in motion a gold rush-like frenzy of European entrepreneurs who flung open print shops to cash in on his technological earthquake.
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Gold buying stagnated in India as local rates soared, though some investors used temporary price dips to buy, hoping to cash in on a further leg up.
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It came down to choosing people who we felt were passionate about what occurred with our son and didn't want to just cash in on our story.
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On top of ticket sales, it has now found another way to cash in on their popularity — by releasing a 2018 calendar featuring pictures of the pair.
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Now, Macca might be trying to cash in on the prominence that's been renewed since his last album, 2013's New, with a record out September 7.
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Read More Cramer: Cash in on the power of homework, price It seems to Cramer that executives are really starting to embrace the concept of a spinoff.
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Then she went off on Teresa's alleged non-stop partying lifestyle, and joked (we think) that TG's already found a way to cash in on Joe's downfall.
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While tech companies say they are excited to cash in on the opportunity, industry watchers point up the order's silence about funding and sparse specifics (The Hill).
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Huberdeau's shot was stopped, but Barkov, who had provided a screen in front of the crease, jammed home the rebound to cash in on a power play.
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In one, Danielle Brooks (Taystee, on "Orange Is the New Black") plays an African-American real-estate agent hoping to cash in on a changing Bed-Stuy.
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Two of our top former intelligence officials have apparently decided to make up for time lost in low-paying jobs — and cash in on their patriotic service.
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However, alumina producers have been shipping more cargoes overseas this year to cash in on a favorable arbitrage between domestic and international prices amid tighter global supplies.
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Asian hubs also saw high volumes of scrap gold coming on to the market as customers resorted to selling back gold to cash in on higher prices.
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Many opportunists looking to sell their services seem to boil down to a millennial cliché: overeducated, underemployed and eager to cash in on their 1990s-childhood nostalgia.
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But crude output has this year been declining more slowly than in 2017 as companies step up developments to cash in on the higher crude oil prices.
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The sales have sparked controversy among some of those who knew Armstrong; they believe he would have disapproved of the attempt to cash in on his fame.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the ultimate corporate insiders, board members are presented with plenty of opportunities to cash in on their sector knowledge and connections.
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Likewise, Conte will be keen to show off to his EU partners the VIP welcome he will get at the White House, and cash in on it.
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Millions of Americans are heading back to the stores this week to cash in on sales and return those gifts that just didn't work out quite right.
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White former Texas A&M University quarterback Johnny Manziel couldn't cash in on his market value any more than black former Auburn University quarterback Cam Newton could.
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The series inspired dozens of knock-offs; Surfing, rollerblading, and, of course, BMX games all started hitting the shelves, trying to cash in on this new industry.
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However, hundreds of companies have created a complex ad ecosystem to cash in on "tonnage" ad spend that's reaching nearly $60 billion in the United States alone.
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Time Warner is looking to further cash in on an eight-film franchise that has already earned more than $7 billion in box office revenue since 2001.
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Gold logged its first weekly loss of the year as persistent dollar strength prompted some traders to cash in on this week's rally to two-month highs.
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But before Musk and his brother could cash in on their first big venture, the bootstrapping brothers had to rough it by living in their small office.
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Meanwhile, Attorney General William Barr is asking federal prosecutors to crack down on fraudsters looking to cash in on the virus through fake cures and email scams.
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Iran has struggled to cash in on the accord, partly because of remaining unilateral U.S. sanctions that have deterred major Western investors from doing business with Tehran.
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By the early 90s, snack companies were racing to cash in on the trend by advertising "low-fat", "reduced-fat", and "light" versions of popular snack foods.
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The big picture: U.S. farmers have an opportunity to cash in on the outbreak in China, but only if the two countries can reach a trade agreement.
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With its rockets, Allen's Stratolaunch Systems Corp is trying to cash in on higher demand in the coming years for vessels that can put satellites into orbit.
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Dimon joked that even his daughter bought some bitcoin, looking to cash in on a trend that has seen it soar more than 300 percent this year.
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New York (CNN Business)McDonald's is trying to cash in on Americans' growing appetite for chicken sandwiches while upping its game in the increasingly competitive breakfast segment.
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Before he decided to cash in on the cannabis craze, Osborne was a minister for eight years in Salt Lake City, Utah (though he's not a Mormon).
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New companies hoping to help investors in every phase of the process — and cash in on their growing demand — have ranked large local markets for potential returns.
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"The artist is at once the creative, developer, marketeer, and venture capitalist, placed to cash in on any commercial success," the press release for the exhibition notes.
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"Narcos" producers are warning Pablo Escobar's brother to back the hell off trying to cash in on the popular Netflix show's name and fame ... according to docs.
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It starts when a (typically) Western company, eager to cash in on a product made popular by the social internet, contracts a Chinese factory to make it.
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" — former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio), BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE "The Republican Party has gone dormant.
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Ownership of farmland is a sensitive issue in Australia amid concerns that foreign buyers are snapping up properties to cash in on a boom in Asian food demand.
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How can we unlink the two when the idea of transparency is what so many artists cash-in on to make their fan bases feel close to them?
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The tiny country is now poised to cash in on one of its most valuable assets — but at what cost to Yasuní's countless inhabitants, and to the world?
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To cash in on the higher margins as much as possible, some state refiners are buying fuel from private competitors to sell abroad, further draining local fuel inventories.
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Shop it for 30% off, and cash in on extra savings when you shop a two-pack (one for you, one for a friend!) of the indestructible stuff.
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Total raised: $1 millionLast round: $1 million pre-seed roundKey investors: UndisclosedSwimply is a peer-to-peer poolsharing startup that lets homeowners cash in on their swimming pools.
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The entire eclipse lasted less than 3 minutes, but the town hoped to cash in on the biggest event to happen in the small town in recent memory.
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Diego Lopez, a fourth-generation coffee exporter who retired and now has a farm, has planted 22 hectares of robusta and aims to cash in on rising demand.
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Franco purchased the Spanish-style house in 2012 at $775,000, so the actor is hoping to cash in on the California real estate boom in a big way.
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EA launched "Apex Legends" and "Battlefield V Firestorm" during the quarter to cash in on the popularity of battle royale games such as "PUBG" and Epic Games' "Fortnite".
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The new prime minister forced the vote two months ago to cash in on his popularity and usher in what he calls the last stage of the revolution.
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Unfortunately, the immense popularity of CryptoKitties is unlikely to be repeated, at least not by clones hoping to cash in on the novelty of blockchain-based crypto collectables.
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This year's volatility created ample opportunity for retail traders to buy the dips and cash in on run-ups, said Steven Quirk, head of trading at TD Ameritrade.
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Mexican foodsellers have more incentive to shoulder the hassle and expense of licensing because they are confident that they can cash in on sweet poisons such as margaritas.
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Real estate developers and their properties are getting an opportunity to cash in on power management and surplus energy production thanks to a new company called Blueprint Power.
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Growers who have not yet planted corn could switch acres to soybeans to cash in on the U.S. aid payments, if the program is based on 2019 acreage.
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Actual 5G networks for your phone won't be ready for some time, but AT&T isn't letting that stop it from trying to cash in on the hype.
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Obviously, anyone paying attention to potential Coinbase API hints or other subtle backend signals is likely doing so with the intent to cash in on such a surge.
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But experts say the country needs to undertake major government restructuring and to curb its population growth rate if it wants to cash in on the economic reforms.
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Tommy Wiseau may not have been able to cash in on his post-Disaster Artist fame for a starring role in the next Joker movie, but worry not!
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If the Rams lose, they will open the door for the Bears, who would still have to triumph against the Vikings to cash in on a second seed.
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The aim is to cash in on the flood of Go players hunting for pokémon out in the real world, while advertisers promote their brands within the game.
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Jamaica is looking to install airport kiosks where tourists can obtain permits to legally purchase marijuana, in an effort to cash in on the country's burgeoning weed industry.
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During the heady days of the Wii, there were only a scant few non-Nintendo games that managed to cash in on the short-lived motion control craze.
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The question is whether cryptocurrencies are gradually being accepted as a legitimate asset class, a cynical attempt to cash in on a bubble or a mix of both.
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At present, such regulations are often lax, and local residents have rarely won the needed protections from local or state governments eager to cash in on the boom.
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Bank stocks have also gotten a lift because investors believe they will face less regulatory pressures and cash in on higher interest rates, which help their lending margins.
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The surge in market volatility earlier this month provided the perfect opportunity for hedge funds and other speculators to cash in on what have been extremely profitable trades.
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But creative investors could potentially cash in on the property restoration and disaster-recovery sector's growth and profitability by looking at its supporting industries, said Roseman at OWRS.
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Laremy Tunsil was shown smoking weed on his own verified Twitter account just minutes before he could finally cash in on years of excellence on the football field.
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That category includes another 26 percent of the work force, meaning that fully 80 percent of workers may not be able to cash in on Ms. Pelosi's rhetoric.
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Venture capital firms and drug companies have looked to cash in on the scientific discoveries, said Brad Loncar, the founder of an investment fund that focuses on cancer.
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Kris' insurance company got the car after declaring it totaled, and then sold it to a random guy who's now trying to cash in on the Kardashian name.
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If public sales become too risky, then it will still be the elite who are able to cash in on the success of startups, blockchain-related or otherwise.
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It instead has been marketed as the next great American novel, in what looks like a crass attempt to cash in on the humanitarian crisis at the border.
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For months, agents in Washington have been playing the guessing game about who would be the first Trump insider to cash in on a book about the administration.
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As a landowner, Parker wants to cash in on the ever-rising fad for a coastal existence and for the bodily benefits that it is rumored to bestow.
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The deal expands Olam's reach in the pasta market in Nigeria, as it looks to cash in on the growing demand of wheat-based products in the region.
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It has become the vehicle of choice for ambitious plaintiffs' attorneys seeking to cash in on companies that have good intentions but are noncompliant in calling their customers.
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Those who want to double-down on doughnuts can also cash in on the deal twice as the offer is limited to two per customer at participating locations.
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Other Silicon Valley institutions Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, and GV (formerly Google Ventures) round out the top five venture firms ready to cash in on the 2020 IPO parade.
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The accidental leniency represents one of the unintended consequences states may face as they race to cash in on the popularity of products made with or from hemp.
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The accidental leniency represents one of the unintended consequences states may face as they race to cash in on the popularity of products made with or from hemp.
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Mobile phone carriers and retailers have been looking to cash in on the trend, offering discounts on the accessories as a way to lure players into their stores.
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The answer, of course, is that many ICOs were just trying to cash in on the then-skyrocketing value of cryptocurrency—or were just thinly veiled fronts for scammers.
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Mind The WeatherIf there is a time to cash in on good weather juju, it's now — and with any luck, Washington D.C. will be relatively warm and partially sunny.
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HSBC's investment banking business has also struggled in recent years as it lost a string of senior executives and saw U.S. rivals cash in on booming domestic stock markets.
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While some potential victims were likely smart enough to see through the ruse, others, eager to cash in on the ICO craze, simply gave their money to the hackers.
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But if you're debating whether or not to cash in on the deal, you should probably act fast — the offer stands until June 10, 2019, or while supplies last.
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She will wholeheartedly make the case that Instagram is a societal good, but she has strong feelings about "influencers" branding themselves as activists to cash in on corporate sponsorships.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's eponymous business seminar program created a class to teach students how to cash in on U.S. mortgage foreclosures during the housing crisis.
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She tweeted her plea, but the jury is out on whether the fan who caught the flying hair will return it, keep it, or cash in on e-Bay.
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"This is yet another lurid production in an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson," the Jackson estate said in a statement in January.
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That has made it easier for tribes looking to cash in on an agribusiness boom, turning their coveted savannah into fertile farmland with the know-how of white farmers.
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Though of course neither Acton nor Koum will be around to cash in on the stock uplift as Facebook imposes its ad model onto a whole new unwilling platform.
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The hotel chain is hoping to cash in on "the most exciting, dynamic market in the world," chief commercial officer Stephanie Linnartz told CNN Business in a recent interview.
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U.K. businesses are nonetheless keen to cash in on China's growing consumer class among its 1.3 billion population but, aside from exports, their toehold within China itself remains small.
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The steel industry churned out record volumes in July a rush to fill a supply gap caused by government-mandated capacity closures and to cash in on high margins.
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Earlier this year, another Indian messaging platform, Hike, rolled out an electronic payments service in its app to cash in on the growth in digital transactions in the country.
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Rihanna's rubbing it in her father's face -- she's the only one who's gonna cash in on the family name ... it's as plain as the designer shades on her face.
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Canada is set to legalize the production, sale and consumption of recreational marijuana, prompting a wave of deals by companies to cash in on the market and secure supply.
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For numerous companies, security and privacy was an afterthought as they rushed to connect everything and anything to the internet and cash in on the internet of things craze.
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Two Chinese-designed and largely Chinese-manufactured sport utility vehicles will be launched on Tuesday as the new venture aims to cash in on Mexico's booming domestic car market.
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Airbnb recently released data to support this hypothesis, showing that many of the site's hosts list their homes specifically to cash in on periods of high demand (see chart).
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Read MoreTax-refund fraud to hit $21 billion, and there's little the IRS can do The fake tax returns are part of how cybercriminals cash in on big breaches.
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The entrepreneur dropped out of an International Monetary Fund-funded PhD program in the United States five years ago to cash in on the growing digital economy in Cambodia.
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Of the dozens of companies vying to cash in on the tutoring business, it is by far the largest, having raised $825 million in investment capital since its founding.
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The risk is that some would buy government bonds and cash in on the difference in interest rates, helping themselves but doing nothing for the rest of the economy.
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Chinese mills earlier ramped up output to cash in on strong profit margins, with steel prices driven higher by production curbs as part of Beijing's campaign for clearer skies.
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TRNDlabs, (which, it should be noted is an actual drone company), released a video today announcing their attempt to cash-in on the Pokémon Go craze with the Pokédrone.
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While sponsors are always on the lookout to cash in on an instant hit, Sindhu's team said it is looking beyond those seeking a short piggyback on Olympic glory.
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Eventually Sharapova would cash in on Ostapenko's generosity with the Latvian offering up 63 break opportunities and the Russian converting three - more than enough to take the first set.
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But special interests are taking advantage of this confusion by hiring armies of accountants and Washington lobbyists to dodge taxes and cash in on the complexity of the code.
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The legal marijuana industry may be young, but its path to celebrity endorsement is already well-tread, as several connoisseurs have rushed to cash in on a boom time.
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Vinci Partners, which has controlled BK Brasil since 2013, is seeking to cash in on the outlook for accelerating economic growth after the nation's harshest recession in a century.
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As California scrambles to regulate its recreational weed industry after voting to legalize it last year, growers have been ramping up production to cash in on the burgeoning market.
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There was, again, no sign that Saudi Arabia or other big producers had boosted output significantly to cash in on higher prices or to compensate for the Venezuelan decline.
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Cardullo's grand slam enabled the Rockies to cash in on the wildness of Bud Norris, who started in place of Rich Hill and walked three batters in the first.
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But big corporations are increasingly maneuvering to cash in on today's so-called hypebeast culture, creating anticipation around merch "drops" and cultivating a devotion to athleisure logos and lifestyles.
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One is also poised to cash in on the Instagram-driven food world, where chefs are willing to pay extra money for novelty items like rare herbs and flowers.
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If you're just hoping to cash in on whatever free time you have at home that you would otherwise spend trolling Instagram or binge-watching Netflix, then proceed ahead.
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The company joins a host of firms looking to cash in on China's battery boom, which has been spurred by the growing popularity of electric vehicles in the country.
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Perhaps, with time, Generation Q will feel less like an opportunity to cash in on something long beloved and more like a real, successful effort to say something new. ●
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The rent inflation is a symptom of the speculators who are pouring into the area to cash in on tech money, says Hankins, the lawyer who has represented Cucalon.
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Bollore is seeking to cash in on the growing public demand for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, which have propelled UMG's profits over the last four years.
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Bollore is seeking to cash in on the growing public demand for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, which have propelled UMG's profits over the last four years.
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The French president, Emmanuel Macron, visited Cairo recently to sign weapons deals, the latest of several European countries to cash in on Egypt's appetite for multibillion-dollar arms purchases.
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Richie's attempt to cash in on several major movements—including punk and hip-hop—that showrunners Martin Scorsese and Terence Winter manage to reduce largely to Richie-centric storylines.
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In November, Rio officially bankrolled a $21.3914 billion futuristic iron ore mine in the resource-rich Pilbara region, aiming to cash in on the rising Chinese demand for finer ore.
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That differed from the dominant approach in 2007, when the company started and several other businesses were trying to cash in on India's growing appetite for e-commerce, he said.
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The new American market is also a huge opportunity for media companies, leagues and teams to cash in on sports book operators' need to reach betters through advertising and marketing.
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Amazon is pouring billions of dollars into original content now, though, which means it can afford to move quick and take risks to cash in on opportunities before they dissipate.
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Unfortunately, this "Tales of the City" is afflicted by issues that beset too many revivals, offering nostalgia but failing to do much more than cash in on its name recognition.
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Google wants you to know that it's on a rampage against bad ads—a problem that has become especially pressing as fake news sites try to cash in on clicks.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that the show sounds like a recursive nostalgia loop, designed to cash in on our seemingly endless appetite for fetishizing the not-too-distant past.
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It was, even legalization advocates argued, a flagrant display of would-be members of the pot industry trying to cash in on a movement motivated primarily by social justice issues.
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" A Trump University advertisement released in the case said one of its free investor workshops would explain how to "Cash in on one of the greatest property liquidations in history!
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The new U.S. sports betting market is a huge opportunity for media companies, leagues and teams to cash in on sportsbook operators' need to reach betters through advertising and marketing.
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Producers of the main ingredient of aluminium have been shipping more cargoes overseas this year to cash in on favourable arbitrage between domestic and international prices amid tighter global supplies.
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For now, though, strong commodity prices are continuing to boost the performance of industrial firms such as steelmakers, which have cranked up production to cash in on robust profit margins.
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The transaction would give Golden Gate Capital a chance to cash in on a portion of its long-held investment in Infor, though it would continue to control the company.
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So, if you're looking to treat yourself after all that holiday stress or want to cash in on that Sephora gift card from grandma, here's your chance to save big.
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Beauty and retail giants are trying to cash in on the hype: Just step into your nearest American Eagle, Sephora or CVS for CBD-infused lip balms, mascaras and moisturizers.
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LONDON, May 1 (Reuters) - Offer levels for heavy grades remained high on Wednesday as sellers sought to cash in on a global shortage due to reduced Iranian and Venezuelan exports.
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ET on February 3, retailers, broadcasters and sponsors will be waiting to cash in on the biggest sporting event in the U.S. CNBC takes a look at who makes what.
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But sometimes these events can have a surprising charm to them, too, able to evoke our fondest memories even while they try to cash in on the very same thing.
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The company, last month, also unveiled its new campaign to market its jeans ahead of the back-to-school season and cash in on the stretch and distressed jeans trend.
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Some traders had been increasing metal shipments to the United States since December, hoping to cash in on the tariffs, said a source at a metals warehousing company in Singapore.
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Unclear who Adrien will fight next ... but if he's looking to cash in on an exhibition match -- we know there's a boxing analyst out there that'd be a PERFECT fit.
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The $15 billion global feminine hygiene market is notoriously lucrative, and Eustace wants New Jersey to be the first state to cash in on pot products for women's menstrual cramps.
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" Michael's estate has also repeatedly denied the allegations in the film, calling it "another lurid production in an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson.
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Hoping to cash in on Chinese New Year festivities, the company is now promoting a 15-jar gift set for -- take a deep breath -- the discounted cost of £888 ($1,200).
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The UPS My Choice Deals program, first reported by Reuters, appears to mark the first time the world's largest package deliverer is hoping to cash in on shippers' products directly.
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Chinese tourists have been ramping up their number of trips and spending overseas, a windfall for airlines and tourism operators who have been looking to cash in on the boom.
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BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (2015).
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Those actions include questionable spending by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and other Cabinet officials, and Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's apparent efforts to cash in on his proximity to the president.
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Whatever you'll need, once you're organized and have researched the best way to cash in on your trip, you can prep so you're ready when you're on the road.3.
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It's clear, however, that sports leagues, teams, the gaming industry and the states themselves all see PASPA's downfall as a chance to cash in on billions of previously elusive dollars.
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" Mary Poppins Returns" starring Emily Blunt (out December 19) is bound to be super(-califragilisticexpialidocious), which is why Disney is going to cash in on the remake as much possible.
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John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE.
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Less than three percent of Bitcoin addresses are home to more than a single Bitcoin, though so HODLing might not be the smartest way to cash in on the trend.
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With only two tech IPOs so far in 2016, and poor market returns for the majority of those already public, companies are turning elsewhere to cash in on their efforts.
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It found that 28 percent of Philadelphia's landlords refused to even consider voucher holders, some candidly citing the low subsidies and their desire to cash in on a hot market.
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Unfortunately for unicorns and their moment in the sun, having a giant company like Starbucks cash in on a trend is often a precursor to the death of said trend.
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And the episode shows how after Mr. Trump's election, Mr. Manafort sought to cash in on his brief tenure as Mr. Trump's campaign chairman even as investigators were closing in.
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The company isn't looking to cash in on the current (ill-advised) panic-buying trends, which see supplies of hand sanitizer sold out or dwindling across major retailers and Amazon .
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And, although this theme has been uttered by many, ranging from T.S. Eliot to William Shakespeare, not enough people cash in on the rewards this message provides in real life.
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Vivendi, controlled by French billionaire Vincent Bollore, is seeking to cash in on the music industry's revival, driven by a growing thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services.
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The automaker is attempting to cash-in on the reputation of an already-established brand while removing any "negative baggage" of the gas-guzzling, environment-harming Hummers of the past.
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"Rex Tillerson hid climate science so it could cash in on disaster, instead of transitioning his company to a position of true leadership," said Annie Leonard, executive director of Greenpeace.
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He clearly hadn&apost learned his lesson from a video he posted in 2018 where he tried to cash in on rapper Mac Miller&aposs death in a similar way.
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Eager to cash in on the nascent super-luxury end of that market, Bentley, Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, and even Ferrari are rolling out SUVs to compete with this Lambo.
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Industry experts say the ceasefire could create new prospects for farmers — but won't undo the missed opportunity to cash in on China's pork shortage, partly due to African swine fever.
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However unseemly it might be for a family member to appear to cash in on the vice president's name, no authorities in either country have alleged illegality by either Biden.
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They have backed developers with individual investments of as little as 500 euros ($561), and allowed savers to cash in on rising prices, with returns of 5 to 7 percent.
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To celebrate his 50h, the artist better known as Jay Z has returned his entire music catalog to Spotify where he's sure to cash in on this gift to subscribers.
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He surrendered a run-scoring double to Astros first baseman Yuli Gurriel in the second but made sure Houston didn't cash in on two additional baserunners later in the inning.
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The post-9/11 glow on America's mayor has long since faded, and all that's left to cash in on is his proximity to power and those who wield it.
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That's why millennials are far more likely to cash in on a flight deal or turn to their social networks for hotel advice than enter a long-term loyalty program.
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Continuing to cash in on the boom in exchange-traded funds, the world's largest money manager ended 3003 with $6.29 trillion under management, up 22 percent from a year ago.
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Sweden has seen a construction boom in the last couple of years as builders try to catch up with a rise in the population and cash-in on surging house prices.
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Trae Patton/NBC Christina is the latest star to cash in on the pastel hair craze, going a subtle shade of lilac with the help of Shah Karegar from Salon Benjamin.
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And finally, this week sports marketing expert Rick Horrow went to the Walmart Northwest Arkansas Championship LPGA golf event, where he explored how corporations can cash in on major sports events:
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Barack Obama's former attorney general is thinking seriously about a run, but Joe Biden is likelier to run and seems better positioned to cash in on any nostalgia for that administration.
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Some cities, have thrown themselves—out of desperation or to simply cash in on some easy PR from the local news—into a fight they seem all but destined to lose.
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The new product, which could serve as a competitor to Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods' meatless patties, may also help Dr. Praeger's cash in on demand for realistic alternatives to meat.
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Attempting to cash in on India's Diwali festive season, WhatsApp's India rival Hike Messenger today announced it is bringing popular Diwali-themed game 'Teen Patti Nights' on its instant messaging client.
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And, despite recently granting some wiggle room by finally allowing landscape and portrait uploads, Instagram is still all about squares, so Fujifilm is trying to cash in on a similar look.
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The deal, announced on Monday, is the latest in a sector where technology and construction firms are looking to cash in on growing interest for energy savings and smart grid technology.
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Now, 25 years later, Disney has remade the classic with its sights set on the coup of a century: an attempt to remake the movie and cash in on that nostalgia.
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It was also a time of VR mania, with a dizzying number of prototypes and startups trying to cash in on the VR craze with their own hardware or software take.
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Even though Lamborghini once made a Hummer-esque SUV (and tractors), the 2019 Urus is its attempt to cash in on a lucrative market for high-performance (and high-priced) SUVs.
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If your salon has yet to cash in on the multi-masking trend, don't worry: It's beyond easy to get the same DIY treatment in the comfort of your own bathroom.
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Eaze is making the bet on high growth now to cash in on a good piece of those profits later, telling TechCrunch this was the reason for the Series B raise.
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It is just one of hundreds of puppy-grooming parlours, animal hotels and doggy day-care centres that have sprung up across China to cash in on the booming pet industry.
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Instead, they belong to an increasingly valuable class of e-scooter start-ups that's looking to cash in on the rideshare economy by offering an autonomous alternative to cars and bikes.
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Black Friday is also a great time to cash in on travel and hotel deals, and airlines like Wow Air, Delta, and Ryanair have offered majorly discounted flights in the past.
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And it might also be true that a lot of this repurposed stuff might not actually be good so much as a blatant attempt to cash in on a recognized brand.
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Along with paid-up sponsors, official merchandisers and big-money teams, many other vendors will cash in on Sunday, Burton said, although it's almost impossible to put a figure on it.
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The Bangalore-based startup is one of half a dozen that launched in the country in the last few years to cash in on urban India's newfound taste for sex toys.
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BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE: Imagine it.
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Then in 2011, Deutsch tried something radical; the agency decided to leak Volkswagen's Super Bowl ad a week early on YouTube in a bid to cash in on all the hype.
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The widow of original "Cocaine Cowboy" Jon Roberts is getting double-crossed in a deal Jon made to cash in on his life story ... according to the lawsuit she just filed.
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The legal uncertainty is frustrating startups trying to cash in on the surging popularity of CBD and is likely keeping large food and beverage companies on the sidelines, industry executives say.
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The RealReal is facing growing competition from rival resellers looking to cash in on the booming market, including thredUP, which branched into luxury last year, and established players like Vestiaire Collective.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the best strategies to cash in on the dollar's slide since Donald Trump's election victory is a rather exotic one: buying local emerging market currency bonds.
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Judging from the sheer size of the packed room, I also suddenly understand why musicians like Derulo are so eager to cash in on the growing popularity of group fitness classes.
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He doesn't want to cash in on his bitcoin fortune, but plans to spend the money on research (and only slowly, as not to push down the bitcoin price), he says.
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The suit, obtained by PEOPLE, claims that William wanted to cash in on his wife's $1 million life insurance policies and their joint assets, including a waterfront mansion worth $1.5 million.
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Made by Nigeria for Nigerians However, some enterprising young Nigerians have seized the initiative and are looking to cash in on the vacuum created by the sold out official Nike jerseys.
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On Monday, China's statistics bureau reported record daily crude steel output of 2.67 million tonnes in June as producers rushed to cash in on hefty margins despite stepped up environmental curbs.
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A wide variety of companies have moved swiftly to try and cash in on what, according to one consultant, could grow to be a market valued at about $19 billion annually.
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Lest he be tempted to cash in on the vogue of his silk-screen style, he immediately phoned a friend in New York and ordered him to destroy all the screens.
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Branson founded space ventures like Virgin Galactic and Virgin Orbit to cash in on burgeoning demand for space travel and launch services for a boom in the number of smaller satellites.
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That created headaches for customers and for the company, which scrambled to adjust limited time offers so customers had a chance to cash in on the deals they were looking for.
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In a CNBC "Squawk Box " interview, Asher stressed that companies rushing to cash in on the Supreme Court's decision to open up legal sports betting across America need to act responsibly.
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"Un-American," in the lexicon of Representative Denny Heck, Democrat of Washington, describes people in Donald Trump 's orbit who seek to cash in on their positions when dealing with Russians.
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Some locals had never heard of cryptocurrency before their utility bills increased last winter and they learned that start up ventures rushing to cash in on the Bitcoin boom were responsible.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - For fervent backers of President Trump's plans for a border wall, there are plenty of ways to show support – and multiple merchandisers eager to cash in on their devotion.
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The luv bus is back San Francisco is gearing up for the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love, and plenty of people are aiming to cash in on hippie nostalgia.
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If you're in Miami this weekend, make sure to pay these artworks an IRL visit to cash in on likes and FOMO re-grams from your friends and frienemies back home.
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A popular technology company that has helped launch thousands of online retail sites has become a favorite tool for fly-by-night businesses looking to cash in on the coronavirus pandemic.
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There has also been concern that online sellers are attempting to cash in on a public health crisis by price gouging and/or targeting internet users with ads for substandard masks.
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He had never collected Dogecoin for himself, and had resisted efforts to cash in on the currency's success, even turning down a $500,000 investment offer from an Australian venture capital firm.
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The first impulse, obviously, is to cash in on those unclaimed paintings, before strange things begin to happen, for reasons that Gilroy doesn't appear compelled to invest much time in explaining.
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A wide range of Cuban and U.S. businesses have been racing to cash in on the travel surge, with Airbnb becoming one of the major beneficiaries of Obama's relaxed travel rules.
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" Gaming giants have been looking to cash in on the rise of mobile gaming, with Nintendo having recently released a mobile version of its Mario Kart franchise called "Mario Kart Tour.
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Other networks, like FX and AMC, tried to cash in on the trend and ordered their own adult, often anti-hero-specific series, including The Shield, Breaking Bad, and Mad Men.
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This is what's fundamentally dangerous to Democrats about media scrutiny of Joe Biden's son Hunter's and his brother James's attempts to cash in on the family name in their business dealings.
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It may have been an attempt by property owners to cash in on the prestige of the Broadway name, or by the city to relieve traffic congestion on the original Broadway.
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Corporations have a long history of trying to cash in on countercultural movements, and Coca-Cola's "I'd like to buy the world a Coke" ad is only the most iconic example.
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And when Republicans began to sour on then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) in 2014, Brooks vocally encouraged others to challenge BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE.
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Jones and Massie, two frequent foes of former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio), maintained that the measure wasn't meant to personally undermine BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE.
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This look persists now that cannabis is legal in many states, and even extends to smoke shops that only opened in recent years to cash in on the rise of vaping tobacco.
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The move could put Samsung in a better position to cash in on the growing demand for chips that will power 5G devices, self-driving cars and devices that use artificial intelligence.
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Meanwhile, Yoti says it has developed a "private and secure" browser-based age verification solution called ProveMyAge, as it looks to cash in on the U.K.'s upcoming new Digital Economy Act.
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It's a unique economy filled with avid collectors, product-flippers, scam artists, thieves, automated bots and entrepreneurs that seek to cash in on a market with massive demand and potentially high returns.
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In order for women to cash in on investing opportunities, here are some key things that every woman should know: When you invest, the initial amount you deposit is called the principal.
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The move also speaks to the flexibility of Amazon's delivery operations — that it can drop in a few lockers over a weekend, then cash in on the uptick in sales from attendees.
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Even after the asset hit a two-year high on Wednesday, Andrew Keene of AlphaShark is preparing a way to cash in on an expected drop in the popular gold ETF (GLD).
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Apparently Donald Trump isn't too busy crusading against windmills and picking posthumous beefs with former first ladies to start plotting ways to cash in on his presidency once he's out of office.
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Various manufacturers, distributors and others were all too ready to cash in on the market opened by OxyContin in 1996, and other companies' activities and deceptions did much to fuel the epidemic.
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"Some marketers, in their quest to cash in on the situation, suddenly started hoarding products," the state oil firm said in a statement, again calling on motorists not to panic buy fuel.
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The stock is still less than half its value in late 2013 after its initial public offering, when investors had high hopes Twitter would cash in on its fast-growing user base.
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One of the ideas was to notify taxpayers when a tax return had been filed in their name, which would help get ahead of scammers trying to cash in on fraudulent returns.
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So to help you cash in on your dream Insta moments, we're partnering with the brand-new Google Pixel 2 smartphone to unveil our catchall guide for capturing the perfect 29Rooms photos.
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America's nuclear industry is urging Congress to pass legislation within the next couple of weeks that would allow two pairs of financially struggling nuclear reactors to cash in on expiring tax credits.
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To cash in on the possibility, Gordon is looking to buy the February 135-strike calls and sell the February 1403-strike calls for $2.15 per share, or $215 per options spread.
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A stronger dollar spurred investors to cash in on a second week of oil price gains, with the focus remaining on the market's rebalancing as the global glut faced unplanned supply outages.
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Lovato, you will recall, dated Jonas's brother Joe after they both appeared in Camp Rock, the Disney Channel original movie that attempted to cash in on the success of High School Musical.
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" You'll probably say to your date "I'm so glad I no longer have to secretly hope to cash in on a loved one's life insurance policy in order to afford a Tesla.
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But the travel chaos is a boon for transport apps Didi Kuadi and Uber, which added new features including cross-city ride-sharing services to cash in on the heavy travel period.
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If Cohn were to sign with a book publisher, it would be the latest move by the former Goldman executive to cash in on his life experiences since exiting the White House.
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Despite a drop in exportable wheat supply worldwide, U.S. exporters have yet to cash in on the deal and total sales for the current marketing year sit at a nine-year low.
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The big picture: Venture capitalists continue to pour money into health care, hoping to cash in on the next big drug discovery or get a different piece of the $3.2 trillion pie.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's exports of alumina soared to their highest since at least 2014 in October as Chinese producers of the aluminum raw material continued to cash in on a global shortage.
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Global poultry producers hoping to cash in on South Korea's craze for fried chicken and beer face a market crowded with local birds that have clipped prices and profits for Korean growers.
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John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio).
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As we previously reported, Drake is launching the More Life Growth Company ... hoping to cash in on the crop craze by selling everything from vapes to pipes, rolling papers, hookahs and more.
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The brand is also attempting to cash in on the natural beauty market, which reached $13.2 billion in 2018 as people increasingly opt for products free of chemicals and other artificial ingredients.
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President Trump is looking to cash in on the Mueller Report ... because he's asking his supporters to buck up for his re-election campaign and send a HUGE message to his haters.
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We've noted repeatedly how rising privacy worries have resulted in a notable rise in this kind of fraud as scammers try to cash in on consumer concern, creating an ouroboros of dysfunction.
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One big problem in restricting who can take part in the bug hunts is the risk that hackers who find vulnerabilities but can't cash in on them will look elsewhere for reward.
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"PepsiCo's stock had attracted a raft of short sellers going into the quarter, people betting that they could cash in on an instant decline, " the host of CNBC's "Mad Money " said Tuesday.
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The "get big or get out" mentality assumed by federal and state politicians looking to cash in on international trade deals and industrial agriculture campaign contributions left the citizenry searching for crumbs.
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And this flick tries to do a few too many things; most egregiously, it's an attempt by Netflix to cash in on one of the most popular titles in its streaming vault.
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"This is yet another lurid production in an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson," the Jackson estate said about Leaving Neverland in a statement in January.
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Set in 1985 in Los Angeles, "GLOW" is based on Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, the real-life league and low-budget TV franchise that sought to cash in on that decade's wrestlemania.
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Only last month H&M sought to cash in on the impact of her socially conscious, street-inflected message, releasing a line of sustainably produced sweatshirts, supersize hoodies, bucket hats and beanies.
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Quick-thinking Chinese entrepreneurs, though, went ahead with their attempts to cash in on the now-immortalized moment, with smartphone cases featuring Liang and Zhang already on sale on e-commerce sites.
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Gold fell and was on track for its first weekly loss of the year as persistent dollar strength prompted some traders to cash in on this week's rally to two-month highs.
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It is a loss for the common global heritage if, as some fear, the thieves melt down and disassemble the centuries-old pieces to try to cash in on their raw value.
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Listen to John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE.
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BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE ripped into Sen.
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The Devils failed to cash in on the power play, but Subban returned to the ice and promptly charged at Stars defenseman Miro Heiskanen to earn another visit to the penalty box.
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Cyber Monday was all weekend long Online shopping deals are no longer relegated to Cyber Monday as retailers cash in on consumers' growing willingness to shop from the comfort of the couches.
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And the results of court cases over rights for virtual items such as games software will have impact far beyond online players looking to cash in on their digital swag, he said.
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Newcomers do have the ability to cash in on a two-for-one deal, and bulk packages help reduce the overall cost-per-class, but to go often requires a substantial investment.
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But will Judge feel some impulse to cash in on his earning power relatively soon, given that he will not be a free agent until before his age-31 season in 2023?
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He claims Stormy was concerned Trump would sue her for breaking the hush agreement when she started making deals -- presumably to cash in on her alleged sexual encounter with the President-elect.
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By Tuesday, her bosses called her into a meeting—not to compliment her one-handed biking abilities or offer her advice on how to cash in on her viral fame—to fire her.
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Whitbread said it expects to open 4,000-4,500 Premier Inn rooms in the U.K. and Germany in 2019, aiming to cash in on the trend of holidaymakers and business travelers towards cheaper accommodation.
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Singapore is better positioned than any other Asian country to cash in on an increasingly digital world, which should help protect it as trade takes hits from all directions, a new report says.
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This week Rovio is launching a sequel to its successful venture into the film industry, "The Angry Birds Movie" released in 2016, and is hoping to cash in on it later this year.
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US names have flooded the European market to cash in on ultra-low rates, compounded by the launch of the ECB's corporate bond purchase programme in June, which sent demand for paper soaring.
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He says what we were seeing in the last couple of years was a ramp-up of "tourist investors" in the space — eager Silicon Valley VC's hoping to cash in on the trend.
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But the legal crowdfunding sites of six of the people caught up in the probe show how they have been able to cash in on the outrage and sympathy created by the investigation.
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However, some analysts said now might be a good time to sell positions to cash in on that rebound, given signs of weak corporate results at the start of the quarterly earnings season.
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Also among its goals was a push to promote two-parent households and marriage, drawing heavily from dubious ideas that women were using out-of-wedlock births to cash in on welfare checks.
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Experts believe this is a result of heavy investment in the marijuana business, which is causing pot production to exceed demand as big-money speculators try to cash in on the emerging market.
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Nintendo's NES Classic released on Thursday for $59.99 in the U.S. is already being sold on eBay for $1,000 as savvy sellers look to cash in on the short supply of the console.
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But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced nor objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on the guilt.
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Is it time that the IOC finds a new solution, one that gives official advertisers the premium placement they pay for while also allowing athletes to cash in on their often-fleeting influence?
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The acclaimed author of "Water for Elephants" had hoped to cash in on the Hatchimal craze to support a philanthropic effort to free a supposedly innocent man from prison, according to Philly Voice.
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Premium prices paid this year for acreage in the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico, the largest and fastest growing oilfield, has smaller companies looking to cash in on their holdings.
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Some have fired shots at Markle&aposs alleged betrayal of her family over the years, and at least one admits to giving her father, Thomas, ill advice to cash in on staged photos.
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Bregoli is not the only star to cash in on being a rebel but if she hopes to achieve long-term social media success, she has to evolve beyond the controversy, said Sharma.
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Tesla's lifestyle products tend to cash in on the brand appeal of the electric carmaker and its very publicly engaged chief executive Elon Musk, and the new Tesla Wireless Charger is no exception.
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The success of the TV show, which had 20043m viewers at its peak and ran until 2015, led Mr Trump to create a flurry of ventures to cash in on his enhanced fame.
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But Mr Hammond also welcomed "potential interest" by Chinese companies in the UK steel sector, as David Cameron's government attempts to cash in on its new status as Beijing's "best friend" in Europe.
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Europe threatens a tough response if U.S. tariffs trigger a trade war, Iraqi psychotherapists work to rehabilitate the 'Cubs of the Caliphate' and Chinese retailers try to cash in on International Women's Day.
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For the past six years, U.S. refiners from Texas to Philadelphia have bought every barrel of crude they can lay their hands on to cash in on a golden era of healthy margins.
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A quick look at the top charts on the Apple App Store or Google Play offers a glimpse of how many other games are trying to cash-in on the "Battle Royale" formula.
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However, the publicly released FISA material describes interactions with Russians that could have applied easily to myriad other "Beltway bandits" who regularly cash in on foreign contracts, including leading figures of both parties.
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The move will come close on the heels of a string of tie-ups between online taxi services and automakers, keen to cash in on the rising demand and popularity of these services.
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Anthony Scaramucci's absurdly brief gig in the White House is going to pay off big-time, and help make the rich man even richer ... IF he chooses to cash in on making speeches.
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They said BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE did same.
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Worse, his second-in-command just lost his pension after more than 20 years with the bureau, while Comey is about to cash in on a book and publicity tour potentially worth millions.
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With $103,000 in seed money and a little ingenuity, three 30-something Italians found a way to cash in on one of American millennials' most iconic habits: paying big money for avocado toast.
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" David Rothkopf, in Foreign Policy, was only slightly more generous: While Mearsheimer and Walt "may not be anti-Semites themselves," he allowed, "they made a cynical decision to cash in on anti-Semitism.
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John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio), Sen.
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Isn't John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE a Republican?
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The country's production in the month jumped 27 percent to 66,000 tonnes from a year ago as farmers increased tapping to cash in on the price rally, the board said in a statement.
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Many Olympians have only a short window in which to cash in on their quadrennial spike in endorsement demand, and those who break the rule can face disqualification or have their medals stripped.
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Dropbox's initial public offering could pave the way for other unicorns to soon go public, letting their early investors and founders cash in on huge investment gains that currently only exist on paper.
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Foy, however, will not be able to cash in on that promise: The series is replacing its leads for season three, when Olivia Colman will step into the role of Queen Elizabeth II.
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A once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse is providing a great business opportunity for hotels and airlines, who are looking to cash in on the event — the first of its kind since 1918.
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Hundreds of new staffers were rushing in, eager to cash in on a booming startup with an altruistic mission: making cigarette smoking, the leading preventable cause of death in the United States, obsolete.
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Whether there was an overt attempt, first by Hawkins and then by the filmmakers, to cash in on "Gone Girl," I cannot say, but in both cases an enfeebling example has been set.
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Suge Knight could be in prison for the rest of his life, but he doesn't want to go out a broke man ... so he's entrusting Ray J to cash in on his name.
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Analysts say the trend is fueled by lot owners looking to cash in on a booming real estate market and developers seeking to build on what are often the choicest sites in town.
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Toni Basil's hit music video for "Mickey" got jacked by JibJab so they could use it to cash in on their musical e-cards ... according to a new lawsuit filed by the singer.
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Filed in the Southern District of New York, the latter indictment alleges that Avenatti impersonated an unnamed client to cash in on the advance of a book deal he helped broker in 2018.
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There's James Franco in two equally compelling iterations: both as broke-but-honorable barkeep Vince and as his less-scrupulous twin brother, who convinces Vince to cash in on the burgeoning porn trade.
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The liberal approach of former president Jimmy Carter meant the weed-smuggling community had been relatively benign—hippies with a modicum of business nous and the connections to cash in on the times.
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He also led the political operation of former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) and served as the executive director of BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE's leadership PAC, the Freedom Project.
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The stinky, spiky durian is set to become Malaysia's next major export as the Southeast Asian nation rushes to develop thousands of acres to cash in on unprecedented demand for the fruit from China.
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S. authorities have charged "a suspected Ukrainian computer hacker and several traders" with attempting to cash in on "market-moving corporate earnings news" stolen from Securities and Exchange Commission systems, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
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Photo: BalticServers/WikimediaIt takes a lot of electricity to mine bitcoins, and as more miners try to cash in on the crypto craze, the amount of energy required to win new coins increases accordingly.
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Founded in 1998, Too Faced is one of the many growth-oriented brands that have sprung up to cash in on the struggles of some older rivals to capture the interest of millennial shoppers.
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The "Future of Transportation Stack," produced by VC firm Comet Labs, counts 263 companies, most of which you've probably never heard of, all of them vying to cash in on the nascent automotive revolution.
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All kidding aside, I was half-anticipating this whole thing, the Nokia 3310 and its particular flavor of Snake, to be a cynical exploitation ploy to cash in on people's fond memories of youth.
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A steady stream of U.S. CEOs make their way to India every month, looking to cash in on a country that is increasingly seen as a rare growth spot in a bleak global economy.
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So it should come as no surprise that Wall Street is looking to cash in on the popularity of the ESL, Overwatch League, League of Legends World Championship and other esports events as well.
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In the episode, titled "Franchise Prequel," the South Park gang dons their superhero costumes in order to cash-in on the superhero movie/TV craze brought on by Marvel (and followed up by DC).
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And rather than act like a crew staving off emergency with an all-hands-on-deck spirit, Obamaworld largely acted like victorious conquerors and took the opportunity to cash in on the private sector.
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So this means that, during the blackout period — aka when a good chunk of the world is actually watching the Olympics and the Olympians — athletes are not allowed to cash in on the attention.
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Details are now surfacing about more than 1.5 million unauthorized Wells Fargo bank and credit card accounts created on behalf of unwitting customers by bank employees hoping to cash in on new account bonuses.
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Lumo, valued at $41 million according to Pitchbook, now plans to open up its proprietary tech stack — including software, algorithms, applications, and hardware — to third parties hoping to cash in on the wearables market.
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Vivendi, controlled by billionaire Vincent Bollore, is seeking to cash in on the growing public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, which have propelled UMG's profits over the last four years.
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The Internet of Things is all the buzz in large businesses today, with lots of companies spending a great deal of time and money to try to cash in on the hot new trend.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Liberty Media is looking to expand the number of Formula One races, hoping to cash in on the glamorous appeal of its newly acquired asset, chief executive Greg Maffei said on Wednesday.
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Why it's a big deal: There once was an expectation that lots of private equity firms would file for IPOs, both for expansion capital and so that management could cash in on brand equity.
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Some stores and brands should be strong through the end of the year, but investors who want to cash in on the holidays need to be thoughtful shoppers when it comes to retail stocks.
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John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) as Speaker.
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Now, Zhongxian's government has seized upon another plan to reinvent its economy: a 13 billion yuan ($211.60 million) online gaming complex that it hopes will cash in on China's fast-growing e-sports market.
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"Middle Eastern players should at the very least be able to sell some additional volumes from stock in the current environment and cash in on the rising price," said JBC analyst Michael Dei-Michei.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's steel mills churned out record amounts of the construction material in June as producers rushed to cash in on hefty margins, even as a trade spat between Beijing and Washington intensified.
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At the same time, US names are expected to continue flooding the European market to cash in on the low rate environment following the ECB's decision to cut all three of its interest rates.
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ED's rebirth as 'Oh Internet' is derided on the site to this day, often portrayed as a betrayal, an attempt to cash in on a community's hard-earned infamy before sanitising the lulz away.
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The former Olympian has done everything one can possibly do to earn a title shot, and yet he was deprived of the opportunity when the UFC opted to cash in on a Bisping vs.
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The company is far from the first to try to cash in on feelings of nationalism, but renaming the brand temporarily is a new tactic for a company known for spending big on advertising.
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On top of that, the process would have to be rapid, so North Korea couldn't cash in on relief from U.S. sanctions while dragging its feet on denuclearization, then walk away from the deal.
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Trump has spent the last year dragging his most valuable asset through the mud, and there are plenty of signs that it's having a real impact on opportunities to cash in on his fame.
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John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) was Speaker.
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Beijing is poised to cash in on the goodwill it could earn by taking on leadership in dealing with what for many other governments is one of the most urgent issues on their agenda.
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The Moon is in creative Water sign Pisces today, illuminating the financial sector of your chart and encouraging you to reflect on how you might be able to cash in on your many talents.
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She had so much life and laughter and love and sensuality in the beginning with Troy, and I wanted to really cash in on that with a lot of color and patterns and things.
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And now the race is on to see who can cash in on the tweet, proving that at this absurd juncture in American political history, one man's angry, garbled tweet is another man's goldfefe.
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In an age where Korean taco trucks and poke bowl restaurants seem to be everywhere, the approach might seem another attempt to cash in on a rising American appetite for international culinary mash-ups.
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It was nearly impossible to find enough publicly traded teams and leagues to create a large basket of stocks, and there were already tracking stocks designed to cash in on an individual player's endorsements.
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As the "sharing economy" has expanded and morphed into a seeming catch-all term for companies that connect strangers through technology, equity investors may be able to cash in on the technology-driven trend.
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China's infamous "trademark squatters" — people who register the names of famous brands and people and "squat" on them in the hopes that they can cash in on it — have flocked to the Trump brand.
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On Twitter, some argued that with head coach Ed Orgeron set to cash in on a $22020,22020 bonus for the team&aposs championship win, the players were entitled to a little bonus as well.
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The olds in charge of social media over at America's premier morning show wanted to cash in on the meme-ification of Lebron James crying after the Cleveland Cavaliers won the NBA Finals Sunday.
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TOKYO, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Japanese shares edged lower on Tuesday ahead of Christmas holidays, as some investors booked profits to cash in on a recent rally sparked by a preliminary U.S.-China trade deal.
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It is time to cash in on this momentum and take the necessary steps that will set us on a course to launch human missions to the surface of Mars no later than 2033.
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Rosenstein also said that cryptocurrency -- a favorite of hackers because it is not regulated and helps them cash in on their crimes anonymously -- poses a "new challenge" that the government is working to address.
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Columbia Records was hoping to cash in on the success of the 1968 album "Switched-On Bach," a synthesizer take on the classical composer, but it wasn't sure how to market the new record.
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Vibration has brought pleasure to millions of people over the years; as long as sex toy manufacturers have been able to cash in on that, there's been little motivation to innovate or explore other options.
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To cash in on this growing market, several startups have popped up in the last few years — including Nutrigene, a startup combining the vitamin business with another lucrative avenue of revenue in consumer DNA analysis.
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After inclement weather puts a damper on their day, Captain TJ Ott and his crew break their dry spell to cash in on a payday of more than $12,000 after catching two giant Bluefin tuna.
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H.R. McMaster is shopping a book around to publishers, his agent confirmed to BuzzFeed News, becoming the latest figure in the Trump orbit to seek to cash in on the surging appetite for politics books.
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To cash in on the 24-hour offer, download the app, select the rebate in the Restaurants and Bars category, and then visit your favorite restaurant or bar for a free beer on Father's Day.
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Hillary Clinton is launching a concerted effort to pull that image apart, beginning with highlighting quotes from 2006 and 2007 where the real estate mogul speculated he could cash in on a housing market crash.
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The Times wrote that there's no indication Trump or other members of his administration were aware of the negotiations with Ecuador, but noted that Manafort was hoping to cash in on his ties with Trump.
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Addressing parliament over the political turmoil unleashed by Salvini, Conte accused the League chief of seeking to cash in on his rising popularity in the polls and trigger early elections, putting planned reforms at risk.
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Salvini had repeatedly promised the 53-month old government would last a full five-year term and appeared confident his move would trigger early elections, allowing him to cash in on the League's surging popularity.
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At the end of the 19th century, bakeries were likely looking to cash in on the latest dessert fad: Matching dark and light elements in one dessert, like chocolate frosting layers in a vanilla cake.
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It also means that the country's existing populist leaders—the likes of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, on the far left, and Marine Le Pen, on the nationalist right—have failed to cash in on the movement.
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It's even become a pervasive meme — well before E232018 even kicked off — that the conference this year would be overflowing with battle royale copycats and graphed-on game modes to cash in on Fortnite's success.
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As for all the only children out there, never fear: It'll only be a matter of time before the brand rolls out another icy-cold, delicious giveaway you can cash in on all by yourself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's biggest oil traders are gearing up to cash in on big disruptions that could hit the shipping fuel market in just over a year due to new U.N.-mandated environmental rules.
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Rap has been exploited and pilfered by outsiders who want to cash in on the lucrative industry before and has seen those same outsiders, despite any good intentions, easily prevail over their more credible peers.
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This year, some ice cream shops are sweetening their deal and starting the made-up holiday a couple days early, while others require you to download their apps to cash in on the free treats.
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The book will also "touch upon events over the past couple of years," according to a Random House spokesperson who spoke to the AP. Go deeper: Journalists cash in on Trump's Washington with book deals
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It will also make it possible for Iran's allies, which stood by their partner during the sanctions era, to cash in on joint projects and benefit from the technology Iran is developing on their soil.
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The group, controlled by billionaire Vincent Bollore, is seeking to cash in on the growing public thirst for subscription and ad-based music streaming services, which have propelled Universal's profits over the last four years.
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M.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.
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In 2000, the ketchup giant introduced EZ Squirt, a kid friendly bottle of Heinz that came in the ever-appealing shade of 'Blastin' Green,' in an attempt to cash in on the first Shrek movie.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Plastic surgery and dermatology clinics in South Korea are looking to cash in on President Park Geun-hye's enthusiasm for "aesthetic injection" treatments, including one with human placental extract, despite her deep unpopularity.
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In another flashback scene, we learn that 15 years ago, Lucious was ready to cash in on the Empire Vegas deal (the same exact one Andre is working on?) until Juicy and Rafael robbed him.
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Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-R.I.).
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The production increase also comes as China has shuttered some mills to help curb choking pollution and ramped up environmental inspections, suggesting that newer mills have ramped up operations to cash in on fat margins.
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Now that the Olympics has added three-on-three basketball as a medal-worthy competition, the usually street ball/playground-based game is big time, and Ice Cube is about to cash in on it.
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Republicans' recent electoral losses in Alabama, New Jersey and Virginia suggest that voters may well decide to cash in on their insurance policy next November and flip control of one or both houses of Congress.
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BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE announced his resignation two months later.
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I.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Michael Jackson's estate on Thursday condemned on Thursday an upcoming documentary about alleged child sexual abuse by the late singer as another "outrageous and pathetic attempt" to cash in on his fame.
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Opponents such as BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE and former Sen.
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There are few resources in this world more valuable than sleep — and it looks like mattress startup Casper has found a way to cash in on everyone's obsession with getting a little more shut-eye.
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"Gary Byrnes joins the ranks of Ed Klein and other 'authors' in this latest in a long line of books attempting to cash in on the election cycle with their nonsense," spokesman Nick Merrill said.
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The launch of the shopping feature, which is already available in more than 35 countries, is another example of Google's efforts to cash in on the rapid growth in the number of Indian internet users.
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For decades, corporate giants like AT&T, IBM, Microsoft and Xerox have tried, in varying ways, to organize research-oriented groups in hopes of finding ways to cash in on emerging technologies before their competitors.
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Broader worries about the quality of teams looking to cash in on ICOs are common, and some funds say that far from being a threat to the venture capital model, most ICOs are a fad.
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Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE and Rep.
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So I'd absolutely explore trading him—though the team's best shot to really cash in on him may have been at the trade deadline that just passed, especially with the way he's looked since then.
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There's still little crossover between "women's clothes" and "men's clothes," particularly in the workplace, despite certain high street chains' attempts to cash in on gender fluidity (Zara launched its first genderless collection earlier this year).
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Don't go two-for-one at the end of a close game, because way back when, real coaching men like Bob Knight never realized how to cash in on getting more possessions than their opponents.
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But telecommunications companies — hoping to cash in on what is predicted to be $250 billion in annual service revenue from 5G by 2000 — are pushing to build the system as quickly and cheaply as possible.
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They prey on people looking to sell their gold to cash in on the high prices and on people looking to buy gold for its traditional role as a storehouse of value in uncertain times.
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Mr. Viafore, 46, was to be Ms. Graswald's third husband, and authorities building the case argued her motive was to cash in on his hefty life insurance policies, about $250,000, to which she was entitled.
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The League governed with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement for 14 months before Salvini pulled down the coalition last month in an attempt to trigger early elections and cash in on his surging popularity.
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J.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.
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That means that a Bixby speaker would likely be attempting to cash in on brand loyalty — that is, wooing customers who are particularly tapped into Galaxy phones or the SmartThings ecosystem by promising better integration.
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The deck shows how Amazon is increasingly vying for TV ad dollars, joining companies like Roku that also want to cash in on viewers&apos shift to streaming TV.Click here for more BI Prime stories.
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H.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.
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The notion of tying debt-limit hikes to dollar-for-dollar spending cuts is often called the "BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE rule" since former House Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) advocated for it.
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Obama will talk about health care at a Wall Street conference put on by Cantor Fitzgerald LP. But Obama certainly isn't the first POTUS to cash in on the presidency, and he hasn't set any record.
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SZ) said on Tuesday its board had unanimously approved a joint venture with Israel's Phinergy and another Chinese firm that will make aluminum batteries, its latest bid to cash in on China's electric vehicle (EV) boom.
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Smith's inked up physique dominated the Internet when he refused to put a shirt on following the NBA Finals -- and a Cleveland-based clothing company saw a huge chance to cash in on the topless attention.
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Turns out, plenty of A-list stars do cash in on these trips and retreats, and some of them even end up liking the places they go so much that they return of their own accord.
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Refiners in Europe, Asia and the United States, from the mighty ExxonMobil down to smaller players such as Italy's Saras, amped up the proportion of gasoline they churned out to cash in on record driver demand.
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Salvini had repeatedly promised that the 14-month-old government would last a full five-year term and appeared confident his move would trigger early elections, allowing him to cash in on the League's surging popularity.
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In their haste to cash in on the CBD rush, Sharp has seen plenty of prospective hemp farmers dive in without doing their research first, a problem he expects to grow if the farm bill passes.
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Conagra, which owns brands like Slim Jim and Hunt's ketchup, bought Pinnacle Foods (the maker of Bird's Eye, Hungry Man, Duncan Hines and others) in an attempt to cash in on demand for convenient frozen food.
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Ownership of farmland, especially by Chinese investors, is a sensitive issue in Australia, one of the world's biggest agricultural exporters, as foreign buyers snap up properties to cash in on a boom in Asian food demand.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - HMD Global, the Finnish start-up looking to reinvigorate the Nokia phone brand, unveiled the Nokia 13 on Wednesday, hoping to cash in on rising consumer demand for high-quality audio and video features.
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Former FBI Director James Comey is now a world-famous notetaker, so I guess it makes sense he'd cash in on that habit with a book deal now that he has a little more free time.
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Total deliveries rose from the third quarter to 90,700 cars, but missed forecasts, which had been influenced by analysts' expectations of a surge in buyers looking to cash in on the tax credit before year-end.
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Either way, JWoww says Sammi missed a huge opportunity to cash in on her "Jersey Shore" fame, even if she's in a "different place" now ... post Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, whom she dated during the OG run.
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Following Okta, and before that Mulesoft and even Snap, Yext seems to have capitalized on the open so-called "IPO window," with investors and executives looking to cash in on the appetite for new tech IPOs.
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TOKYO, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks edged down in thin trade on Monday, snapping a nine-day rally as a pullback on Wall Street prompted investors to cash in on outperformers such as exporters and banks.
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J.) and Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.
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Reuters had reported in February Intermédica had hired banks to manage an IPO, with controlling shareholder Bain Capital LP looking to cash in on growing investor appetite for shares of Brazilian healthcare and personal services firms.
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Va.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-R.
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Yet it's still too soon to know if other states can similarly cash in on legal sports betting, hailed as a big-league revenue generator to boost underfunded education, social services, infrastructure and other government programs.
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J.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-R.
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Y.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-R.
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UKFI has recommended scrapping plans to sell some of those shares via a discounted offer to the general public, risking disappointing thousands of small investors hoping to cash in on growth at Britain's biggest mortgage lender.
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In this case, the activists hope to cash in on excitement around the Permian basin, which covers Western Texas and parts of Eastern New Mexico and which has been the center of the U.S. shale revolution.
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J.) and Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.I.).
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D.), Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-R.
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Steel mills, in particular, continue to run at full tilt to cash in on fat profit margins and build up inventories ahead of expected government curbs on production to reduce choking air pollution over the winter.
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Last year, when Newcastle United was relegated from the Premier League, it knew it would have to cash in on its two most salable assets, the French midfielder Moussa Sissoko and the Dutch wing Georginio Wijnaldum.
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Twitter, Facebook Inc, Snapchat and YouTube are all competing to keep or recruit top video talent as they seek to cash in on the wave of televison-style advertising that has been moving to the internet.
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His father threw away his acting talent to cash in on a lucrative but soul-deadening melodrama; his mother was a morphine addict who blamed herself for a toddler's death; both of his sons committed suicide.
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I.) and Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.I.).
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A number of startups have raced to cash in on men taking care of themselves—Hims, Bulldog, and War Paint market themselves as male-focused wellness brands—and that can muddy the water for any newbie.
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M.) and Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (R.I.).
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