As the market becomes more bullish, the price of contracts for short-term delivery rises faster than the price of contracts for later delivery.
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New contracts will include three regional hot-rolled coil steel contracts for North America, Northern Europe and FOB China, two aluminium premium contracts for the U.S. and Europe, alumina, cobalt and molybdenum.
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Pemex has already awarded contracts for the projects' infrastructure needs, including platforms and pipelines, and since last month began awarding more contracts for the drilling and completion of new wells, said Hernandez.
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The business, which recently secured a contract for the Cathay Pacific lounges in Hong Kong, will pursue contracts for airport lounges in China, as well as contracts for stadiums, museums and convention centers.
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More obviously, the BRI has secured contracts for Chinese firms.
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He heard some shops lost their contracts for raising prices.
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ESMA also has temporary curbs on contracts for difference (CFDs).
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The contracts for studying the dam are not yet signed.
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CDT (2100 GMT) to register additional CBOT contracts for delivery.
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Conviction would bar it from government contracts for a decade.
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Contracts for the other two programs have not been released.
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He writes proposals and contracts for health care consulting projects.
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The Bureau of Prisons renewed two large contracts for GEO Group in May, and CoreCivic said in its second quarter earnings call it expected the Trump administration would mean more contracts for the company.
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Sometimes It Works Not all contracts for deeds are as contentious.
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He cited consumer contracts for telephone service, which are non-negotiable.
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He later suspended the auction of oil contracts for three years.
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No. It was contracts for "I Love Lucy" to rural America.
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Cui released two supposed contracts for the film Cell Phone 2.
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Contracts for the palaces originally went to other Saudi construction firms.
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The decision on transactions also included contracts for business and services.
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The VXX tracks futures contracts for the CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX).
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Leafly also ended contracts for 16 temporary workers, the company confirmed.
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The contracts for travel to the I.S.S. were awarded in 2014.
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The contracts for the other types will be announced next week.
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Impose draconian nondisclosure clauses in contracts for everyone who works there.
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FEMA has updated high priority national contracts for numerous support services.
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Contracts for certain fruits, chemicals and electricity are among those being considered, adding to an already considerable array of contracts for commodities that would be considered somewhat obscure in Western markets, such as bitumen and silicomanganese.
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"They might also want to start getting contracts for roofers," Puglia said.
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Contracts for aeronautics shrank compared to last year, to 454 million euros.
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A company creates millions of smart contracts for a few pennies each.
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Holmstrom's work helped how to formulate contracts for executives, the statement added.
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Britain has replaced direct subsidies with a contracts-for-difference (CfD) system.
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However, Asian buyers have previously preferred longer-term contracts for supply security.
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Futures contracts for platinum inched down 0.9 percent to $823 an ounce.
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The company also said it won contracts for 2225 megawatts in Mexico.
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It does not have long-term contracts for two of its suppliers.
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You'll still be doing single-mission contracts for 80% of the game.
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Even the lesser contracts for veterans have blown up on the Mets.
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Procurement contracts for medicines are often at a national or provincial level.
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A man seeking city contracts for his business cleaning up abandoned homes.
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Futures open interest surpassed 300,000 contracts for the first time on Feb.
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NZX already runs options contracts for whole milk powder and liquid milk.
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Contracts for the S&P 500 emini were down 4.4% to 84.25.
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Couldn't Amazon refuse to renew contracts for agencies that operate using lower thresholds?
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Prosecutors have asserted that builders paid bribes to win contracts for Olympic venues.
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The company faces being barred from bidding on Canadian contracts for 10 years.
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To this end, contracts for the necessary infrastructure will be awarded on Jan.
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The Spice Girls have signed contracts for their reunion tour ... TMZ has learned.
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The firm pointed out that it still has contracts for around 70 launches.
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Meanwhile, Pertamina will use its future import contracts for trading purposes, Setiawan said.
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DroneSeed has already signed several big contracts for spraying, and planting is next.
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The Army is expected to award contracts for the RCV-L next spring.
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Contracts for manufacturing vaccines would be submitted first to a public review board.
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A criminal conviction would bar the company from government contracts for a decade.
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Initially, LedgerX expects to list one- to six-month options contracts for bitcoin.
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This includes publishing the smart contracts for R-Token and the Regulator Service.
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A conviction would keep the company from getting government contracts for a decade.
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In many respects, contracts for deed and rent-to-own deals are similar.
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Boeing and Northrop were also awarded contracts for intercontinental ballistic missile system replacements.
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It controls contracts for public housing projects and mining and oil services concessions.
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She said she had lost a set of contracts for 2020 worth $120,000.
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Investors had been buying oil future contracts for several months, expecting higher prices.
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The auction comprises production sharing contracts for a total area of 1,385 square kilometers.
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One Minnesota nonprofit program called Bridge to Success sells homes using contracts for deeds.
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Earlier this week, Huawei said it had signed 22 commercial contracts for 5G networks.
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BAE's current contracts for design and initial supply chain work runs until June 2017.
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Contracts for the two offshore fields are due to expire in 2022 and 2023.
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He started two aerospace companies, Spectrolab and Heliotek, to fill contracts for the military.
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SNC would be banned from bidding for government contracts for 10 years if convicted.
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He preferred to go instead to Russia to drum up contracts for Italian companies.
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The rental agencies have even offered special monthly contracts for drivers on the apps.
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Similarly, CAT has been managing freight contracts for deliveries across North America since 2016.
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By late August they awarded four contracts for companies to build border wall prototypes.
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Strips are contracts that average futures prices for all monthly contracts for that year.
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On the average, January options activity logged 235,611 contracts for WTI and February 201,130.
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It has long-term contracts for accepting waste and for delivering energy and heat.
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For months, CWA has been working to negotiate new contracts for AT&T workers.
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So like other utilities, PG&E has signed some expensive contracts for clean energy.
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Contracts for next year's plans will be signed in late September, not in October.
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The notices were for the inability to deliver on some contracts for Canadian crude.
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Some have questioned whether the city can manage the lucrative contracts for the Olympics.
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And a board member who gave contracts for the condo renovation to family members.
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It also signed contracts for projects in Indonesia, Myanmar and Congo earlier this year.
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Trading in the adjusted contracts for these ETFs will resume on Tuesday, Nasdaq said.
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Customs and Border Protection has awarded contracts for around 14 miles of new wall.
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Vitiello said the contracts for each company range from just under $400,000 to nearly $0003,000.
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Instead, Kraft allegedly bought futures contracts for 15.75 million bushels, worth more than $93 million.
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The long-established benefits include full-time salaries—rather than seasonal contracts—for orchestral musicians.
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Lawmakers had been discussing overpricing of Orinoco contracts for more than a year, he added.
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Despite last year's warning signs, Carillion was still awarded contracts for infrastructure and defence programmes.
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So the two companies will lose contracts for nine facilities out of more than 180.
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Contracts for the two offshore fields are due to expire in 2022 and 2023, respectively.
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Kim acknowledged that startups expect fast decisions on equity investment and contracts for early revenue.
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SECI, a local unit of French industrial group Bouygues, has signed contracts for two blocks.
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One such policy would direct federal agencies to pursue value-based purchasing contracts for drugs.
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She suspended another five for environmental infringements and also canceled 75 contracts for undeveloped mines.
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Most of the big contracts for steel, port logistics and construction have already been concluded.
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It owns 1.94% in shares, and a further 3.21% via derivatives, notably contracts for difference.
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Even for buyers truly unable to get mortgages, contracts for deed nearly always inflict harm.
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SBM Offshore awarded contracts for ExxonMobil's third FPSO in Guyana based on its Fast4ward program.
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Contracts for the two offshore gas fields are due to expire in 2022 and 2023.
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That includes contracts for 10,000 pulmonary ventilators, 2 million face masks, and 20,000 protective suits.
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The four Nike executives who negotiate contracts for track and field athletes are all men.
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But the Chinese companies have had great success in winning contracts for projects in Africa.
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Allowing short-term contracts for discrete projects can serve the needs of companies and workers.
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Andela's recruits sign contracts for two years, but are expected to stay for four years.
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"Often what is written on the contracts for a (worker) is not honored," she says.
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Earlier this year, Amazon and FedEx ended their contracts for ground shipping and air transport.
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In 2014, NASA awarded development contracts for the commercial crew program to SpaceX and Boeing.
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They play out over years, while contracts for maintenance and spare parts can last decades.
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Under Afghan law, ministers may not hold mining contracts for five years after leaving office.
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The Navy has awarded contracts for the construction of 13 more LCSes of both types.
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However, it has won contracts for new subway cars in Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia.
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As Mr Macron repeatedly reminded voters, 80% of new contracts for young people are short-term.
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Rusal is looking forward to the upcoming "mating" season when aluminum contracts for 2020 are signed.
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Last week, Xu's company announced it had signed 22 commercial contracts for 5G around the world.
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Under CLPS, the agency will award multiple contracts for lunar missions over the next 10 years.
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Rusal is looking forward to the upcoming "mating" season when aluminium contracts for 2020 are signed.
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In that case, the notices were for inability to deliver on some contracts for Canadian crude.
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Russian oil and gas firms have gained contracts for the exploitation of hydrocarbons in Eastern Syria.
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Its loans are often at high interest rates and are tied to contracts for Chinese firms.
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Sinopec is targeting more engineering and construction contracts for refineries and petrochemical plants, said the official.
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In the 12 months to June, the cost of contracts for road freight rose by 18%.
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Nike has since said it's changing contracts for female athletes to protect their pay during pregnancy.
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The number of outright shorts dropped below 100,000 contracts for the first time since November 2015.
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The two franchise-tag contracts for Bell — 2017 and 2018 — will total a combined $26.62 million.
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Over the following months, Foxconn began issuing contracts for roads and infrastructure at the manufacturing site.
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Britain experiences technical recessions, in which output contracts for two consecutive quarters, roughly once a decade.
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Recently signed contracts for wide receivers have bumped the market ahead of Jones' average annual value.
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It also accounts for 90 percent of all healthcare related contracts for Indian IT outsourcing firms.
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Any expected Trump bump in home sales didn't materialize in contracts for homes signed in November.
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SpaceX holds more than $10 billion worth of launch service contracts for NASA and commercial customers.
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It probably didn't help that the company failed to secure crucial military contracts for flagship bots.
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We looked at average annual salaries based on current contracts for players on each football team.
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But lucrative contracts for Cuban defectors have uneven success rates, and the Mets will be cautious.
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But U.S. data, showing an unexpected drop in contracts for home resales, gave some investors pause.
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Two teams, Moon Express and SpaceIL, an Israeli nonprofit, have secured launch contracts for their spacecraft.
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That's because insurers don't have to sign contracts for next year until the end of September.
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"The aircraft sales were among the most sought-after contracts for Iran," write Mufson and Paletta.
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He became Saudi Arabia's go-to builder, earning contracts for the kingdom's most strategically significant projects.
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Hogan Lovells noted that existing contracts for steel or aluminum imports could potentially receive "grandfather" exemptions.
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In fact, contracts for major projects provide a strict framework, with construction firms paying for excavations.
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Vendors can bid on five-year contracts for one of 18 sites in parks or playgrounds.
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At the same time, Eskom became the source of jobs and contracts for the politically connected.
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Contracts for building pipelines or gas-fired power plants can last for decades at a time.
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The outbreak of World War I led to rich government contracts for condensed milk and chocolate.
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Contracts for interim managers might be three months or longer, typically six to 12 months 2.
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Traders have become more cautious, hedging risks and using instruments such as contracts for difference (CFD).
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And we should ensure that small businesses are given priority in all contracts for infrastructure improvement.
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So far this year, the Detroit-based company has landed two big contracts for undisclosed sums.
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A conviction in the case would keep the company from getting government contracts for a decade.
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Just prior to the events, VIX shorts totalled 175,000 contracts for a net position of -55,000.
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More simply: if you violate net neutrality, you won't be winning state contracts for telecom services.
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If convicted, the company will not be able to bid on government contracts for 10 years.
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GAIL has signed contracts for sourcing up to 5.8 million tonnes of LNG from the United States.
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And government contracts for big infrastructure projects are often negotiated with terms that are generous to industry.
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Federal prosecutors said that Smalley began working at PMI in March 2017, specifically on contracts for SpaceX.
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In return, State Street received three sub-custodian contracts for three of the state's big public pensions.
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He had the founding contracts for Cambridge Analytica, the company, and then we started going through stuff.
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Fewer subscribers means less revenue for ESPN, which is locked into sports programming contracts for several years.
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His government is seeking to renegotiate contracts for vital gas pipelines previously awarded to private energy companies.
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The union has been trying to agree new contracts for Eurowings staff in Germany for two years.
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Reed said that the agreement included contracts for about 165 Verizon Wireless employees for the first time.
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Eventually, Move developers will be able to create smart contracts for programmatic interactions with the Libra Blockchain.
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The Observer reports that it is believed Huawei only has contracts for "non-core" parts of networks.
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Argentina and Peru had already opened investigations into Odebrecht construction contracts for suspected kickbacks to former politicians.
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In 2015, it awarded SAIC and BAE development and testing contracts for the wheeled amphibious combat project.
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Every year, the federal government awards hundreds of billions of dollars in contracts for goods and services.
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BT has also reportedly excluded Huawei from bidding for contracts for equipment for its core 5G network.
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In 1860, the House passed a resolution charging President Buchanan for awarding military contracts for political ends.
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The CFPB earlier this month proposed a rule banning forced arbitration clauses in contracts for financial products.
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Contracts for "Made in Germany" goods were down 2.5 percent on the month, the Economy Ministry said.
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The deal topped recent contracts for quarterbacks Joe Flacco of Baltimore and Aaron Rodgers of Green Bay.
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Of course, my job as an agent is to always get the best contracts for my clients.
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By 2017, when the scheme collapsed, Litespeed had gotten roughly $250 million in contracts for Bloomberg offices.
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Futures contracts for the U.S. benchmark West Texas International briefly traded below $20 per barrel on Monday.
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Many local residents, by contrast, are turning to risky seller-financed transactions such as contracts for deed.
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On Tuesday 21,220 contracts for the Brent front-month LCOc260 and 260,23 for WTI CLc1003 changed hands.
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Waha contracts for March and April have been at mostly negative levels since January, according to Refinitiv.
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On Tuesday 21,220 contracts for the Brent front-month LCOc260 and 260,23 for WTI CLc1003 changed hands.
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Both contracts, for Boeing and General Electric Aviation, respectively, have a February 7 due date for response.
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The max contracts for those players may not look so good for the Nets down the line.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods were down 0.4% from the previous month, the Statistics Office said.
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Last autumn, Rusal signed fewer sales contracts for 2019 for its value-added products due to sanctions.
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Insurance companies would have no incentive to renew contracts for doctors being paid above in-network rates.
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Brent has flipped into backwardation, meaning prices for immediate delivery are higher than contracts for future shipment.
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NO NEW OIL SUPPLY CONTRACTS FOR 2020 SIGNED BETWEEN BELARUS AND RUSSIAN COMPANIES AS OF TODAY - BELNEFTEKHIM
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Purchasers of platinum, palladium and futures contracts for the metals accused the defendants of having from Jan.
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"We think it will triple again this year because of some big contracts for us," he said.
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Mears has been awarded contracts for Scotland, Northern Ireland and the North East, Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Demand for fixed-price contracts, for example, has prompted Anglo to develop its capabilities in financial derivatives.
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Seller-financed deals, which include contracts for deed and rent-to-own leases, are loaded with risk.
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They want to strike forced arbitration from employee contracts for all potential grievances, not just sexual harassment.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed a lawsuit on Tuesday in federal court in Michigan to require an investment firm that is a major player in the market for high-interest installment contracts for buying homes — called contracts for deed — to comply with an earlier demand for documents.
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Air Canada has not signed formal contracts for the 45 planes, which will be the larger CS300 version.
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Funding for pending government contracts for wall prototypes is untouched — those contracts were funded through the 2016 budget.
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Historically, one contractor — the Israeli-based Elbit Systems — has grabbed the lion's share of contracts for this equipment.
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Last year, its administrators launched a fully automatic credit card shop, and offered contracts for just about anything.
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It did not get contracts for three of its gas-fired power stations - Medway, Keadby 1 and 2.
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More recently, the U.S. Department of Education finalized rules barring the clauses in contracts for for-profit colleges.
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Although — to our knowledge — no NHS trusts have yet signed new contracts for Streams with the ad giant.
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The payoffs brought Odebrecht and Braskem contracts for around 100 projects, many of them to build public infrastructure.
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Folha alleges that some of these firms purchased contracts for up to 12 million reais ($3.2 million USD).
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The good cheer spread to E-mini futures contracts for the S&P 40 which climbed 226 percent.
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The stock market floatation would follow Cosworth showing sales from new contracts for hybrid engines and sensor technologies.
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The company reported that it had $9 billion in aerospace contracts for 2015, double its total in 2014.
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Between 2014 and 2017 buyers were signing shorter-duration contracts for smaller volumes, making financing difficult to complete.
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Between 2014 and 2018 buyers were signing shorter-duration contracts for smaller volumes, making financing difficult to complete.
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Employee tensions began to surge this summer, when labor contracts for about 12,000 Marriott workers started to expire.
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TransCanada expects to award contracts for the construction to four consortiums within the next two months, Gateman said.
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Developers used to have to prove they had rental contracts for buildings before they could even get financing.
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The types of regulations called for range from increased requirements around family leave to standardization contracts for musicians.
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She stepped up her crackdown on Tuesday, cancelling almost a third of the country's contracts for undeveloped mines.
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Contracts for goods 'Made in Germany' were up by 1.0 percent on the month, the industry data showed.
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However, contracts for construction, events, transportation and merchandising and other vendor opportunities are certain to be doled out.
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It's world leading and we provide support for companies like BAE to secure contracts for UK-made equipment.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods were down by 7.4 percent on the month, the Economy Ministry said.
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A successful criminal prosecution would bar SNC-Lavalin from bidding on any federal government contracts for 10 years.
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There's no clear way in these contracts for borrowers to renegotiate the terms of it or to refinance.
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The firm has won no other state contracts for principal construction work, according to the state procurement database.
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Last year, the government in Kabul signed two contracts for exploration of copper and gold in the north.
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Under current laws, SNC-Lavalin could be banned from federal procurement contracts for 10 years if found guilty.
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The group said its units won contracts for a total amount of 2100 million euros, mainly in Europe.
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He said Bright Machines has signed contracts for about $100 million in sales over the next 18 months.
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They had sold contracts for lychee and longan orchards and promised investors hefty returns, according to the report.
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To help fill the need, the Mets traded veteran players on expiring contracts for seven minor league pitchers.
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And contracts for September wholesale deliveries rose 23 cents a gallon, signaling the worst is yet to come.
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NBA contracts for players at the top of the league have gone up, up, up in recent years.
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The Transportation Department has also awarded contracts for an additional 26 design-build projects, including the Kosciuszko Bridge.
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You can have a scholarship which spares you from working at McDonald's on provisional contracts for 4 years.
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Yet even informal unemployment suffered at the start of 2018 as contracts for temporary holiday-season workers expired.
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Major League Baseball teams have signed some eye-popping multi-year contracts for marquee players in recent weeks.
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The Information Technology Industry Foundation will hold an event on social contracts for data at 85033:30 p.m.
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Contracts for goods 'Made in Germany' were down by 0.6 percent on the month, the Economy Ministry said.
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The health ministry says it has saved 1.9 billion reais in seven months with new contracts for medicines.
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Contracts for existing homes fell 2.3 percent last month on an annualized basis, the seventh such monthly drop.
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GAIL has also signed contracts for sourcing up to 5.8 million tonnes of LNG from the United States.
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If convicted in the Libya case, SNC-Lavalin will be banned from federal government contracts for a decade.
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Last autumn Rusal signed fewer sales contracts for 2019 for its value-added products (VAP) due to sanctions.
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The company faces being barred from bidding on Canadian federal procurement contracts for 10 years, if found guilty.
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Maersk said the loss of contracts was a one-off because APM Terminals signed 2.063 contracts for new volume.
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EFP deals allow holders of contracts for the same month to exchange their futures positions for a physical delivery.
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The snow is melting, and so, apparently, are Netflix's contracts for fantastic genre shows like Angel, Buffy and Firefly.
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In March, Acwa Power signed financial contracts for the $700 million Rabigh-3 IWP desalination project in the kingdom.
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Corn and wheat futures also firmed, steadying after the benchmark contracts for both grains dipped to three-month lows.
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The other new products are minor metal molybdenum plus two regional aluminum premium contracts for U.S. Midwest and Europe.
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That deal came with lucrative contracts for militant leaders, as well as job training and stipends for foot soldiers.
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And key security partner Saudi Arabia recently struck an array of deals with Moscow, including contracts for Russian weapons.
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It is often cheaper to direct tasks by fiat than to negotiate and enforce separate contracts for every transaction.
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On the other hand, the company was winning larger, often high-profile contracts for networked lighting projects, he said.
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However, the new attorney general could reverse or delay the phasing out of contracts for Bureau of Prison facilities.
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Second, states should open government contracts for programmes like Medicaid only to insurers that take part in the exchanges.
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The majority of crude oil contracts for cargoes originating from Southeast Asia are priced off of benchmark Brent crude.
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Utilities were reluctant to sign contracts for offshore wind power, which is generally more expensive than on-shore power.
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The company procured the LNG through one of its three long-term purchase contracts for Indonesian supply, said Sato.
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The policy, which grew out of 903 race riots, reserves a large share of government contracts for Malay businesses.
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Legal provisions in contracts for financial instruments could prevent their sharia-compliance from being questioned after they are issued.
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Huawei has so far managed to boost revenue by aggressively securing contracts for fifth-generation networking equipment, Bloomberg said.
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There are also many hurdles that could be put in the way of procuring the contracts for construction permits.
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Elbit has already signed contracts for SupervisIR, including with European countries, executive vice president of marketing Ran Kril said.
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It would not apply to arbitration clauses tucked into contracts for cellphone service, car rentals, nursing homes or employment.
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Many workers sign contracts for the job, then are forced to sign less favorable contracts once the job starts.
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A British court recently convicted two British businessmen of bribing Kenyan election commissioners to get contracts for printing ballots.
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The LME already has contracts for steel scrap SSCc3 and for steel rebar SRRc2, a type of construction steel.
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In the wake of the financial crisis, contracts for deed and other seller-financing arrangements have had a resurgence.
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The CME Group and the Chicago Board Options Exchange have announced plans to offer futures contracts for the cryptocurrency.
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Multi-year contracts for large volumes is often carrot enough for suppliers to invest in the new machinery required.
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The company has also signed contracts for sourcing up to 5.8 million tonnes of LNG from the United States.
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IVRCL will be forbidden to bid on any further contracts for two years after the last termination, he added.
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The other new products are minor metal molybdenum plus two regional aluminium premium contracts for U.S. Midwest and Europe.
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Betting that the litecoin price, then about $22016, would rise, he bought contracts for long positions using borrowed money.
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The mine's other unions earlier this year opted to extend their contracts for 15 months, leaving negotiations until 2018.
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Berlin is also reviewing sales that have already been approved, including contracts for patrol boats that are under construction.
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WIPP's Blueprint calls on Congress to create socio-economic set-asides within these contracts for women-owned small businesses.
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Most endorsement contracts for runners — which account for the majority of their income — have specific performance thresholds for compensation.
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Private contractors, some of them ex-military, have received millions in federal contracts for detention centers and tent cities.
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When construction work started, he won initial contracts for work like erecting fences around the property and clearing trees.
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The Afghan minerals law prohibits senior officials from bidding on mining contracts for five years after they leave government.
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That money was then sent to phony companies, which were supposed to fulfill state contracts for services like education.
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One such policy under discussion could be to direct federal agencies to pursue value-based purchasing contracts for drugs.
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The Pugliese family's companies made more than $100 million off the masonry and concrete contracts for the eight buildings.
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A: So, he kind of just cut to the chase and said here's contracts for my next three films.
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Last month, a top Greek court ruled against government plans to extend short-term contracts for state sanitation workers.
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Investors ought to sell three 5-year Treasury futures contracts for every one 30-year Treasury futures contract bought.
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Last September, the HUD signed contracts for the furniture with an Indiana-based furniture retailer, according to The Guardian.
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Mr. Khurana, 63, is retired from his job writing contracts for Cuyahoga County, and his wife is a homemaker.
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Kuwait Petroleum Corp negotiated its 2017 term contracts for diesel and jet fuel at lower premiums earlier this week.
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Maersk said the loss of contracts was a one-off because APM Terminals signed 18 contracts for new volume.
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Some market operators did not even have supply contracts for the information system deliveries that were needed, it added.
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Futures contracts for U.S. crude CLc5003, known as West Texas Intermediate (WTI), topped $2500 a barrel in early October.
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Copper futures contracts for March delivery hit a session high of $2.771 a pound, the highest since May 29, 53003.
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A U.S. Labor Department spokesman said Ramos worked on IT contracts for the labor statistics bureau from 2007 to 20083.
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All the employees there are currently in full-time positions and have contracts for more than 40 hours a week.
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S. trade tensions drove client activity, but contracts-for-difference revenue fell due to new regulatory curbs on online trading.
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Nodal, a futures exchange based in Virginia that launched in 20183, offers 1,000 power and gas contracts for 100 locations.
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Beyond contracts for national security launches and large satellites, SpaceX's Falcon Heavy is also under consideration for lucrative exploration missions.
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Both China and India, the world's biggest fertiliser consumers, usually sign their contracts for potash purchases earlier in the year.
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Since the trader bought these contracts for $9.65 in premium, the breakeven price would be below Salesforce's 52-week low.
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"We have reimbursement contracts for our basic care and medical care services with most major German insurance companies," Lienert says.
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AI might pinpoint atypical clauses in contracts, for example, but it cannot decide if the anomaly is a deal-breaker.
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Federal "pay to play" regulations prohibit donors to certain politicians from receiving advisory contracts for two years after the donation.
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It is often cheaper to direct tasks by fiat than to negotiate and enforce separate contracts for every last transaction.
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"It was a shopping list, but the Saudis haven't actually signed contracts for most of it," says an American diplomat.
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Huntington Ingalls has built and delivered 28 DDG 51 (or Arleigh Burke-class destroyers) and has contracts for seven more.
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Authorities are advised to establish the general approach to be applied in determining contracts for partial tear-up in advance.
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PG&E has more than 250 contracts for renewable power that represent $57 billion in investment, it said last month.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), a division of the Department of Homeland Security, awards contracts for private immigrant detention facilities.
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In addition, it has contracts for long-term shipments on pipelines and access to storage and export terminals as well.
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Cunha faces another trial for allegedly receiving $5 million skimmed from Petrobras contracts for two drillships in 2006 and 2007.
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The FCA said its review of the industry found "areas of serious concern" in Britain's contracts for differences (CFDs) market.
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Ethiopian Airlines already has contracts for maintenance work with two Nigeria-based carriers, Arik Air and Medview Airline, he said.
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Iron ore miners were also hurt by a near 5% fall in Chinese futures contracts for the steel-making commodity.
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In an auction on Monday, BI sold contracts for a one-week reverse repo at a rate of 5.50 percent.
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Morales began renegotiating energy contracts for a bigger share of the profits, a move that ultimately many companies agreed to.
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Contracts for cobalt sulphate, nickel sulphate and lithium carbonate or hydroxide - chemicals used in rechargeable batteries to power electric vehicles.
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The UAW remains focused on negotiating and finalizing strong contracts for our members--especially during this round of auto negotiations.
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And, Oshkosh Defense has secured significant contracts for its Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV), which is replacing AM General's Humvee.
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And the Cleveland police have taken notice, soliciting contracts for body armor and other protective gear ahead of the event.
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If it loses, the lawsuit could cost Oracle hundreds of millions of dollars in federal contracts for violating employment law.
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Camp residents say the government has awarded the contracts for many of the camps to NGOs run by political workers.
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VICE News previously uncovered over half a million dollars worth of contracts for training and equipment with Academi in 2015.
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Chesapeake also renegotiated gas transportation contracts for other mid-continental shale plays with rates 36 percent lower starting July 2016.
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But they have been doing small demonstrations for customers, who are waiting with their signed contracts for the green light.
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The mayor's office is responsible for granting contracts for services, and a new mayor could end or reassign lucrative contracts.
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So money is usually siphoned off by politicians and business allies through contracts for services or construction, A.N.C. officials say.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump used the Defense Production Act to direct General Motors to "prioritize federal contracts" for ventilators.
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The pending home sale index — a forward-looking indicator that tracks signed contracts for home purchases — dropped sharply in July.
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At the same time, the executives at Bloomberg and Turner would inflate the cost of the contracts for the work.
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Gold has tempered its rise slightly in recent days, and is currently near $210,230, looking at futures contracts for December.
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The contracts for the 2026 and 2030 tournaments probably cost more, but much less than they would be worth today.
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He resigned in 2018 to take a job in Southern California, where he now negotiates contracts for a technology company.
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Harbour was not alone in buying cheap homes in need of major repairs and selling them through contracts for deed.
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Theoretically, the operators that showed solid teacher and pupil attendance and learning gains would be given contracts for more schools.
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Authorities in New York sent subpoenas to several companies to determine how common contracts for deeds were in the state.
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Under the City Charter, the comptroller's office can reject contracts for only certain reasons, including corruption in the procurement process.
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Fan is among China's best known film stars, commanding million-dollar contracts for her performances in dozens of Chinese productions.
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"Nobody is changing contracts for now," said one oil trader consulted about the issue who asked not to be identified.
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Last week, bin Salman swept through Pakistan with $20 billion worth of "contracts" for its new Prime Minister, Imran Khan.
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"It's the classic revolving door," said Scott Amey, who leads investigations into government contracts for the Project on Government Oversight.
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In fact, insurance contracts for 2018 are binding and any changes made to Obamacare would take effect in later years.
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And it has signed contracts for only $14.5bn of the $110bn-worth of arms purchases that Mr Trump likes to tout.
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Oman crude futures, launched in 2007 by the DME, are the only liquid futures contracts for Middle East crude in Asia.
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"Some exports contracts for Bangladesh, Vietnam and China could not be fulfilled due to the sudden rise local prices," Ganatra said.
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The KEPCO consortium is preparing to sign financial and project contracts (for Thabametsi) within 2018, according to its May quarterly report.
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Huawei has been iced out of bidding on massive contracts for American, British, and Australian communications infrastructure like upcoming 5G networks.
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Focusing on renewable energy also gives Google the opportunity to set fixed-price contracts for power in areas of high volatility.
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GERMAN FACTORIES: German industrial orders dropped far more than expected in April as factories lacked new contracts for big ticket items.
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Oil continued its minirally, with futures contracts for Brent crude, the international benchmark, trading 7 percent higher at $31.27 a barrel.
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At the time, NASA claimed that contracts for these missions could equal a combined $2.6 billion over the next 10 years.
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Cushy contracts for permanent workers, with high severance pay and lengthy appeals procedures, make it costly for bosses to sack them.
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It was the second most powerful agency in the country based on government contracts for the constantly updated OxyCap hardware alone.
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And that's on the small side — some other big defense contractors rely on government contracts for more than half their sales.
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It has pre-sold more than 96 percent of its LNG production under long-term contracts for the next 20 years.
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But uncertainty over how to treat outstanding Libor-based contracts for accounting purposes is threatening a smooth transition to new rates.
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Earlier the Kremlin said Russian military specialists are in Venezuela to service pre-existing contracts for the supply of Russian arms.
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Last year the World Bank barred it from winning contracts for 18 months, and Dutch authorities are investigating allegations of bribery.
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National Grid said 13 companies have won contracts for the Demand Turn Up scheme which will run from May until September.
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"In the current situation of complete uncertainty, Rusal cannot sign contracts for next year," a source familiar with the matter said.
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Pérez spent the following years growing his business, exploiting Spain's booming construction industry and procuring numerous contracts for his new company.
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The deal will not involve Telkom Kenya's extensive real estate holdings and some government contracts for unspecified services, the company said.
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company has recently concluded a large number of contracts for oil exploration in the sub-Saharan region.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia's specialists were in Venezuela to service pre-existing contracts for the supply of Russian arms.
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Contracts for most of the cast are up on that date, and Miranda's co-star Phillipa Soo will also be departing.
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Companies have added them to tens of millions of contracts for things as diverse as cellphone service and nursing home care.
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Often issues with homes that are sold through contracts for deeds emerge only once local municipalities bring cases against the sellers.
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Contracts for deed are similar in some ways to the subprime lending that contributed to the housing bust in this century.
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Lawyers working for a firm can characterize themselves as "associates" in a pass-through business that the firm contracts for services.
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She suspended another five for environmental infringements and also canceled 75 contracts for undeveloped mines, actions she said were above board.
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Home Depot Inc and Intuit Inc also signed contracts for new wind projects for the first time in the first quarter.
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There are websites that allow you to compare annuity terms and prices and financial advisors will assess contracts for a fee.
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"Buyers are still two years away from being able to take out (new) long-term contracts for big projects," Coleman said.
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Moody's added, "Fixed-price incentive contracts for development work are becoming more common," even as the cost-plus contracts are declining.
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Having individual VA hospitals negotiate their own contracts for medical supplies and equipment creates enormous redundancies and waste in the system.
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Thales did not respond to a request from Motherboard for information on its current government contracts for social media surveillance technology.
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As the futures contracts near expiry, traders buy them back and sell more contracts for a date further in the future.
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Hong Kong's South China Morning Post reported that Fan's studio denied she had ever signed separate contracts for a single job.
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Construction contracts for new stadiums, training facilities, athletic residences, roads, expanded transportation hubs and other large-bill items are under review.
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Futures and options contracts for crude oil, natural gas, power, coal, emissions and soft commodities are traded on ICE Futures Europe.
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In another case, Nader promised Broidy over a $1 billion in contracts for his private security company in exchange for deals.
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More franchises and a competing league led to the first seven-figure contracts for stars like Bobby Hull and Derek Sanderson.
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Meeting Saudi Arabia's targets would require contracts for a series of new facilities to be awarded by the end of 2020.
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Huawei says it has signed 24 contracts for 2200G, and is working with more than 22018 wireless carriers on commercial tests.
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Renewable energy contracts for Google had resulted in more than $3 billion in new capital investment across the globe, he said.
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When the contracts for deed fall through, Harbour "churns the property through the process anew," often to a new prospective homeowner.
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The guild earned concessions on options and exclusivity, meaning writers won't be trapped in yearslong contracts for those short-order shows.
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The two-year-old probe has unveiled a scheme in which companies traded contracts for bribes with members of Rousseff's coalition.
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Did he use his influence or perceived influence, as the son of a U.S. vice president, to obtain contracts for Burisma?
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In 2017, the Air Force awarded here Boeing and Northrop Grumman separate contracts for the early engineering phase of the program.
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The analyst said multiple "key production sharing contracts" for the company expire in 2021 through 2023 and are up for renewal.
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In 2017, the Air Force awarded here Boeing and Northrop Grumman separate contracts for the early engineering phase of the program.
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By the 21999s, the group had become a fixture in forests of Latin America, often under government contracts for literacy programs.
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One recent study gave incentives to patients by entering them into lotteries or into deposit contracts for meeting weight loss goals.
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It pulled job listings off its website for a warehouse under construction near Columbia and canceled contracts for the new facility.
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He negotiated lucrative television contracts for Major League Baseball and was an architect of baseball's own early television venture, The Baseball Network.
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Robert Doggett, Texas RioGrande Legal Aid's general counsel, says contracts for deeds "take advantage of people's desperation" and can worsen neighborhood blight.
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"This is a case about lying and cheating to get large state construction contracts for hundreds of millions of dollars," Zhou said.
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Even so, open interest on the Shanghai Futures Exchange's aluminium contract is now above 1 million contracts for the first time ever.
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The Twitter backlash was immediate, and within a few hours, advertisers started pulling out of their contracts for The Sean Hannity Show.
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Five years later he joined Northrop as chief of the division that held the parachute contracts for the Gemini and Apollo programs.
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Energy supplier SSE secured capacity contracts for nearly 2.8 GW of electricity generation capacity for gas-fired, hydroelectric and pumped storage capacity.
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Chinese importers and U.S. exporters could instead try to renegotiate contracts for delivery after September as the next U.S. harvest gets underway.
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Prosecutors accused Davidson of participating in schemes to bribe soccer officials to secure millions of dollars in sports marketing contracts for Traffic.
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Calendar spreads (price differences between futures contracts for delivery in different months) are closely linked to the expected level of oil inventories.
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Futures trading volume is expected to hit 463 billion contracts for the year, a 12 percent increase over 2015's 3.2 million.
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The AbilityOne program funnels about $3 billion per year of taxpayer money to fund contracts for goods and services across the country.
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Construction steel rebar contracts for October delivery on the Shanghai Futures Exchange closed 1.5 percent higher at 3,22.5 yuan ($21) a ton.
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The term refers to the expiration of contracts for stock index options, index futures and options during the final hour of trading.
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German companies have already experienced disadvantages resulting from China's political calculations, when it comes to the awarding of public contracts, for instance.
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In recent months, they have worked to undo regulations barring the fine print from contracts for nursing-homes and for-profit colleges.
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As part of reforms to its electricity market, Britain replaced direct subsidies for renewable power with a contracts-for-difference (CfD) system.
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For example, all of the $2.5 billion in 22018 counterdrug funds is now committed to contracts for 242 miles of wall construction.
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"We expect to award contracts for the most significant works in the near future," Posiva President Janne Mokka said in a statement.
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Delta Air Lines earlier said it exited hedge contracts for 2016 at a cost of $100 million to $200 million per quarter.
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The rapeseed futures and options contracts for the August 2019 expiry month and onwards, which were due to be listed on Feb.
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She also canceled 75 contracts for undeveloped mines for being in watershed areas that she said would threaten water supply and quality.
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Graduates find themselves working temporary contracts for years at a time or doing internship after internship while hoping to secure a job.
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Subsea 22 said combining the two companies would make them better equipped to handle large offshore engineering contracts for the oil industry.
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Komarov said Rosatom is close to signing final contracts for the Bolivian plant as well as for Egypt's first nuclear power station.
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Ma said the developer would not sign formal contracts for 45 of the units he bought and did not return the deposits.
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The ministry has pushed back, saying it would be too unwieldy to award separate contracts for production and sustainment of the planes.
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Britain's Serious Fraud Office confirmed that it is investigating some of the contracts for civilian aircraft awarded to Airbus in emerging markets.
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And funding fair contracts for 45,000 faculty and staff members who have worked without raises for six years is our highest priority.
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Air gaps are required in order for companies to be authorized to handle sensitive data and contracts for agencies like the CIA.
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More recently, she brought preliminary charges against the company for allegedly using restrictive contracts for smartphone manufacturers using its Android operating system.
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"The V.A. is now working to make modifications that will optimize the contracts for compatibility with the Mission Act," Ms. Mandreucci said.
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Her mother is a senior lawyer in Baltimore specializing in government contracts for the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
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Futures contracts for gasoline and ultra-low sulfur diesel strengthened after reports of a fire at Citgo Petroleum's Corpus Christi, Texas refinery.
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Experts believe more institutional money will flow into bitcoin as several derivatives exchanges prepare to introduce futures contracts for the digital currency.
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Bitcoin has risen as exchanges such as the CME Group and Cboe Options announced plans to launch futures contracts for the currency.
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The memo recommends canceling the enlistment contracts for the recruits awaiting basic training and then halting the program altogether, the reports say.
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The two countries reached a civil nuclear agreement in 2005, but it has yet to yield any contracts for U.S.-based companies.
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TransCanada has been working to line up long-term contracts for the pipeline, which can carry an estimated 830,000 barrels a day.
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Mr. Slim, in turn, saw a chance to expand his cellphone empire and win contracts for the expansion of the Panama Canal.
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Other major airlines in the U.S., including Delta, JetBlue and Frontier, do not have contracts for the planes, according to Boeing's website.
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The number of contracts for net short positions against the pound rose by more than 15,000 for the week ending June 21.
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It is not about getting the contracts for the sake of getting the money, the contracts, I just wanted to feed people.
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FCA said it has fixed-price contracts for most raw steel through 22018, but would see increases in 2115 at current prices.
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Before he met Scott Bond, Simon Raine was just a guy who tendered cleaning contracts for a few nightclubs across the country.
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The ink had barely dried on new three-year contracts for Kyle Lowry and Serge Ibaka when the questions started flowing in.
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Both are based in Columbia, S.C., and work closely with Harbour in collecting payments on contracts for deed and marketing its homes.
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Contracts for annual supply are typically not agreed until around the time of the Asia Copper Week conference in Shanghai in November.
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The state's minority- and women-owned business program, which promotes government contracts for underrepresented groups, expires at the end of this year.
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Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar's commander in chief, attended a military fair in Moscow and signed contracts for new weaponry and military hardware.
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In the production of Parasite, contracts for each individual ensured a maximum 903-hour workweek, minimum wage, overtime fees, and meal breaks.
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CME futures contracts for physical U.S. aluminium premiums jumped from 13 to 15 cents per lb as the news broke on Friday.
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The changes affect new contracts for "non-dedicated" facilities — those that house both criminal and immigration detainees, primarily county and municipal jails.
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But under this administration, the increase in the number of centers means more lucrative contracts for private prison companies like GEO Group.
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Tesla has developed or won contracts for similar installations elsewhere in California, and in a handful of other American states and overseas.
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The minister also said new oil and gas contracts for international and domestic companies would focus on enhancing rates of oil recovery.
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Sell stops, fund liquidation and losses in CME's cattle markets pressured the exchange's hog contracts for a sixth straight session, said traders.
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German services union Verdi, which represents cabin crew, is seeking a substantial pay increase as well as local contracts for its members.
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The government last month asked the companies regulator to ban Odebrecht from state contracts for 20 years after it acknowledged paying bribes.
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There's a famous photograph of Crawford and Davis signing their contracts for the film, and "Feud" excavates the melodrama behind that moment.
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The builder is also eyeing government contracts for reconstruction efforts in northern Peru, which was hit by devastating floods earlier this year.
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Arbitration clauses with class waivers are now commonplace in contracts for things like cellphones, credit cards, rental cars and nursing home care.
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Valeo said its sales performance would pick up gradually throughout 2019 thanks to new supply contracts for cameras, lighting and electrified transmissions.
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After the leak, which infuriated ministers, Deloitte agreed not to bid for government contracts for six months, the British news media reported.
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At the moment, there are separate negotiations and contracts for every drug from every company, and those prices are not made public.
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Dan Boyle of the Rangers and Matt Cullen of the Penguins turn 40 this year and don't have contracts for next season.
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Robert Doggett, Texas RioGrande Legal Aid's general counsel, says the contracts for deeds "take advantage of people's desperation" and can worsen neighborhood blight.
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United Technologies -- Carrier's parent company -- earns about 10% of its income through federal contracts for products including engines for F-35 fighter jets.
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The Air Force is expected to award up to two contracts for the program but the earlier comments by Mattis may add uncertainty.
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There's been push back on his Twitter attacks on the pricey contracts for Air Force One and now the F-35 stealth fighter.
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"It's a desperation move," said Bruce Hartley, who owns Hartley Grain in Tipton County, Indiana, and canceled contracts for customers swamped by rains.
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That said, contracts for the sale of "goods" are governed by specifically promulgated rules set forth in the Uniform Commercial Code (or "UCC").
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The six-year-old start-up with a team of 30 already has contracts for payloads from the private sector and scientific community.
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Hedge funds and money managers cut their bullish positions in COMEX gold contracts for the eighth straight week in the week to Jan.
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Mopani said it had served notices of non-renewal of all contracts for development support services at the Mindola north and central shafts.
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However, talks with the pilots' union for new contracts for 5,000 pilots broke down earlier this month and have so far not resumed.
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It also sees opportunities in project finance as public-private partnership contracts for water and renewable energy start to be awarded, Bertamini said.
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Futures contracts for Brent crude, the international oil benchmark, traded below $28 on Wednesday, but were back in the $30 range on Thursday.
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The company has contracts for 1 million square feet or more of new office space in the city to hire still more employees.
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Most of China's economic diplomacy to date has been bilateral, allowing it to win loyalty, reward friends and secure contracts for its companies.
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T-Mobile is offering to pay off current satellite contracts for DirecTV and Dish customers with a prepaid card totaling up to $500.
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Under the terms of the agreement announced today, Amazon will no longer include such clauses in its contracts for the next five years.
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The price spread between Brent futures contracts for deliveries in June and July 2016 has even flirted with backwardation this week (tmsnrt.rs/1Q9cr20143F).
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Adrian Zenz of the European School of Culture and Theology in Kortal, Germany, has looked at procurement contracts for 73 re-education camps.
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"Contracts for the supply of electricity and gas were concluded and signed without having obtained an informed agreement from consumers," the watchdog said.
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NASA has contracts for Artemis with Boeing and Lockheed Martin, among others, to build its massive "Space Launch System" rocket and Orion capsule.
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Other corruption investigations, including one looking into the awarding of contracts for new submarines and warships, are still swirling around the prime minister.
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An index measuring signed contracts for home sales fell in August for the third straight month, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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"Mandatory arbitration" clauses that block customers from filing or joining a class-action lawsuit appear in contracts for a wide variety of products.
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Under "Buy America" legislation, foreign companies that win contracts for federally funded projects must use some U.S. materials and build U.S. production plants.
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A court conviction would bar SNC-Lavalin from bidding on government contracts for 10 years, possibly forcing it to cut jobs in Quebec.
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All financial derivatives originate from these contracts for food commodities that were used to stabilize the price of bread thousands of years ago.
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It might also introduce additional cash-settled contracts for molybdenum, cobalt and aluminum premiums, adding to existing physically-settled contracts in those products.
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The CME has said it expanded block trading in agricultural products to boost trade in thinly traded markets, including contracts for deferred delivery.
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Delta Air Lines Inc earlier said it exited hedge contracts for 2016 at a cost of $100 million to $200 million per quarter.
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He argued that these terminals often come with onerous contracts for the business owner, and they're not a great experience for consumers, either.
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The LME said this week it plans to launch spot and futures contracts for gold and silver in the first half of 2017.
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The clauses, often hidden in the fine print of contracts for financial services, prevent consumers from being able to settle disputes in court.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Defense Department said on Wednesday it had awarded contracts for submarine maintenance and modernization to General Dynamics Corp (GD.
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Supply contracts for large consumers now typically include clauses allowing generators to divert power to residential users and essential services such as hospitals.
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Kier, which has contracts for major construction projects in Britain including London's Crossrail link, is set to report half-year results on Wednesday.
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The second item will overhaul the market for "special access" contracts for broadband that are crucial to businesses like banks and wireless services.
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Bank: Citi Investment: Participated in $20 million Series B in JanuaryArea of focus: Blockchain platform to build smart contracts for finding financial products
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Speculators cut their net long positions in COMEX gold and silver contracts for the third straight week, in the week to Oct. 3.
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Five years ago, the government adopted new rules allowing agencies to set aside specific contracts for bidding only by companies owned by women.
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"Power plants signed a large amount of import contracts for January and reduce consumption of high-price domestic thermal coal," another trader said.
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Van Wagenen, who played college baseball at Stanford, has brokered nine-figure contracts for stars such as Ryan Zimmerman, Robinson Cano and Cespedes.
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Fan disappeared from the public eye in July after Chinese media leaked that she had used "yin-yang contracts" for her movie roles.
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Going part-time would effectively dislodge the ensemble from the top tier of American orchestras, which have year-round contracts for their musicians.
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In perhaps the choicest twist of fate, some $300 million in new contracts for wall construction cannot be awarded until the shutdown ends.
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Talent managers help influencers connect with brands and negotiate contracts for sponsorship deals either directly or through an influencer marketing agency like Obviously.
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Arbitration clauses with class-action waivers are now commonplace in contracts for things like cellphones, credit cards, rental cars and nursing home care.
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The second order will streamline the installation process by requiring agencies to use standardized forms and contracts for installing antennas on federal buildings.
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Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster and has contracts for roughly 80 percent of big music venues, recently ran afoul of the Justice Department.
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The wider U.K. economy is at risk of slipping into a technical recession where gross domestic product (GDP) contracts for two consecutive quarters.
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The company said it had been hit by delays in the award of new contracts for aerial emergency services in Italy and Spain.
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Microsoft has been making itself into a formidable contender for government cloud contracts, for both cloud computing infrastructure and cloud software and applications.
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The contract will be awarded the same day that the government will auction potentially lucrative exploration and production contracts for 10 other blocks.
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The Kremlin said in March that Russian military specialists are in Venezuela to service pre-existing contracts for the supply of Russian arms.
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The BRSA has stipulated that banks now cannot run swap contracts for no more than 25 percent of the equity that they hold.
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Airtel Kenya has previously said the merger would not involve Telkom Kenya's extensive real estate holdings and some government contracts for unspecified services.
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French power contracts for 2018 delivery hit a record high of 43.55 euros ($51.36) a megawatt hour (MWh) on Wednesday, up 2.35 percent.
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Mr. Shanahan will have to leave oversight of that project, as well as big Boeing contracts for other planes and satellites, to others.
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Second, Trump might be distracted by the prize of winning multibillion-dollar contracts for US nuclear construction companies in desperate need of business.
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SPD deputy Manuela Schwesig urged the conservatives to compromise on abolishing fixed-term contracts for workers and reforming Germany's public-private healthcare system.
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That's what happens when you've murdered your roster with bad contracts for years and now you're stuck when the cap barely goes up.
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Like the 2016 Hitman, the sequel features crowdsourced contracts for you to complete if you're a particular glutton for rigorous challenge under intense constraints.
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"We expect more positive contract news over the summer, including potentially contracts for telecoms infrastructure and government department outsourcing," Brent wrote in a note.
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Last year proved to be a momentous one for bitcoin, with trading giants like CME and Cboe introducing futures contracts for the virtual currency.
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She eventually earned a master's degree in health care administration and now works for the Travis County government, managing contracts for social service programs.
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The situation is completely different for the leading firm in information technology, SAIC, which depends on government contracts for 78 percent of its revenue.
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The NBA's collective bargaining rules—which mainly govern contracts for players and team-building protocols—are messy and complicated, even for some league staffers.
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As a result, NASA has been scrambling to give out contracts for key vehicles that it needs to pull off such a monumental feat.
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It noted that in January 2016, Brazil agreed contracts for 30-year operating licenses on five hydropower concession lots, including 29 existing power plants.
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The Education Ministry has pledged to offer some 150,000 new Fies contracts for students enrolling in the first semester of 2017, the officials said.
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Huawei touted its 5G business in its statement on Monday, saying it has signed 40 commercial contracts for 5G with leading global carriers. 2.
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The AbilityOne program that manages contracts for the blind, the National Industries for the Blind, is not named in or affected by the legislation.
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Back in the studio days they had very restrictive contracts for the stars, which meant that a star was bound to a particular studio.
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Iraq is trying to renegotiate contracts for investment and development of new oil fields that it has with companies including Exxon, Shell and Lukoil.
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The real prize of SpaceX's technical achievement, however, is that it will now have access to lucrative government and military contracts for large satellites.
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A spokesman for Sachem Head declined to comment beyond Wednesday's regulatory filing, which declared contracts for difference over 6.2 million shares expiring July 2020.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 28 (Reuters) - French power contracts for coming weeks and months rallied on Friday after news of further reactor delays prompted covering purchases.
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"Cheniere is in fabulous shape, " Shear said, adding that the company has secured contracts for 87 percent of its liquefied natural gas export terminals.
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Mahathir said last month the "unfairness" of contracts for Beijing-backed projects were a key issue he would raise during his visit to China.
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Trading in spreads - or the difference between oil contracts for delivery in different months - has also climbed, as producers locked in prices for 2020.
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The output would help fulfill fuel contracts for Russian, Chinese and other customers and reduce purchases of fuels for domestic use, the documents showed.
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Several Brazilian cities have decided to improve the lot of nearby small farmers by setting up contracts for them to supply urban school canteens.
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That scheme involved the improper recognition of revenue for "perpetual license" contracts for software and the execution of fraudulent round-trip transactions, prosecutors said.
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In September Fitzgerald made decisions in CDC's Atlanta headquarters involving $28.6 million worth of private contracts for electronic data-keeping relevant to opioid prescriptions.
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In recent months, Harbour has sold more than 600 homes with existing contracts for deeds in place to other investment firms and individual investors.
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It has been barred by auto safety regulators from entering into any new contracts for airbags that use ammonium nitrate without a drying agent.
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Contracts for deed make gouging possible, because unlike traditional mortgages, there is no appraisal or inspection to ensure that the loan amount is reasonable.
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" NASA is accepting proposals from "all domestic commercial providers" this spring for "commercial lunar payload service contracts for surface delivery as early as 2019.
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Three suppliers will be offered contracts for the next phase, and two final winners will be announced in December this year or early 2017.
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Hedge funds and money managers reduced their net long position in COMEX gold contracts for the seventh straight week, in the week to Oct.
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Also this week, Japanese authorities raided the offices of construction firms for suspected collusion over contracts for an $80 billion high speed train line.
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The CME said about 1,049 contracts for January – the equivalent of 5,103 bitcoins — had traded versus Cboe's roughly 3,860 contracts representing one bitcoin each.
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In a plea agreement, Odebrecht admitted giving nearly $800 million in bribes to leaders and individuals in order to get contracts for construction projects.
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Contracts for German goods fell 0.9 percent after a revised drop of 0.2 percent the previous month, data from the Federal Statistics Office showed.
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Bills, a former assistant transportation commissioner, helped obtain millions of dollars in contracts for Phoenix-based Redflex Traffic Systems, part of Redflex Holdings Ltd.
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Although SpaceX won contracts for two security missions with the Air Force back in 2015, this X-37B launch hadn't been announced until now.
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The deal switches the focus to Spain, Germany and Mexico — all races without contracts for 2020 and at risk of dropping off the calendar.
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And finally, it wanted to create a pay-as-you-go option to avoid customer lock-in and long-running contracts for Talkdesk customers.
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Brussels argues that it has kept the essence of the deal, so far signing contracts for 4.7 billion euros and disbursing 3.2 billion euros.
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Last off-season, they guaranteed nearly $100 million in contracts for Jay Bruce, Todd Frazier, A.J. Ramos, Jose Reyes, Anthony Swarzak and Jason Vargas.
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The idea was to put a name and face on the people who were profiting from war through defense contracts for the arms trade.
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The Agalarovs are wealthy developers who have received several contracts for state-funded construction projects, a sign of their closeness to the Putin government.
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Chicago soybeans futures contracts for May delivery fell 2 percent, closing at around $10.15 per bushel, retracing some losses after a 5 percent plunge.
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Hotel housekeepers, bartenders, and other staff grew frustrated with Marriott over the summer, after the labor contracts for about 12,000 workers started to expire.
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Examining 23 new contracts for shelters, auditors concluded that shelter providers named their own prices with little pushback from the Department of Homeless Services.
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The contracts for these missions are potentially worth billions of dollars combined and could ultimately give companies an edge in future Air Force competitions.
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Producers have typically insisted on long-term contracts for expensive projects to convince banks to fund them, along with the link to oil prices.
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Her team has never disputed that Clinton, as part of her contracts for the speeches, required that they not be taped in any form.
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Mandatory arbitration clauses block customers from filing or joining a class-action lawsuit and appear in contracts for a wide variety of financial products.
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Verma also has come under fire for spending millions of dollars on contracts for Republican communications consultants, whose jobs entailed boosting her public profile.
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There's too much front-office esoterica — one appendix lists clauses from rooftop-seating contracts for buildings around Wrigley Field — but Cubs fans won't mind.
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These companies have made money by selling lucrative long-term contracts for business software, in which sales reps earned generous commissions on each contract.
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To fill that gap — and fulfill a state mandate to add storage to its energy portfolio — the utility awarded several contracts for battery storage.
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Now, some see Black Panther ushering Marvel into the future as contracts for its Avengers cast members — who are mostly white and male — expire.
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Startups and established commercial heavyweights like SpaceX are now competing for potentially lucrative contracts for other tasks, such as ferrying cargo to the moon.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods were up 0.6 percent, figures from the Federal Statistics Office showed, undershooting a consensus forecast of 1.5 percent.
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Last month, the company acquired cryptocurrency portfolio app Delta and will controversially offer access to Saudi Aramco&aposs IPO via contracts for difference (CfD).
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Insurers have to submit their final rate requests next week, though they don't have to commit to signing contracts for 2018 until September 27.
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The administration should also allow existing contracts for purchases of aluminum or steel to go through duty-free to avoid project disruptions, they wrote.
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Several aerospace firms are meanwhile expected to announce contracts for aftermarket services - a growing area for the industry thanks to powerful new data analytics.
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Southwest Key has received more than $1.3 billion in federal grants and contracts for the shelters and other services in the past five years.
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That's different to ICE competitor CME Group, which introduced its own futures contracts for the digital currency in 2017 which paid out in cash.
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Russian state oil company Rosneft, for example, has notified customers that future tender contracts for oil products will be denominated in euros rather than dollars.
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A lawyer for Harbour and its founder, Charles A. Vose III, said it was not responsible for renovating homes it sells under contracts for deeds.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods were down 2.0 percent on the month, the Economy Ministry said, marking the biggest monthly fall in nine months.
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Specifically, one trader bought 500 of those 115 call contracts for 70 cents each, betting that the stock could rise above $115.70 by Jan. 25.
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Since June of last year DIUx has awarded $100 million in contracts for 45 pilot projects in areas including artificial intelligence, autonomous machines and space.
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High-end homebuilder Toll Brothers reported a sharp 29 percent annual drop in the number of signed contracts for homes in its fiscal fourth quarter.
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"The one for India will be faster...but the issue of time difference has to be resolved on (the contracts for) U.S. stocks," Tsai said.
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New power contracts for wind facilities are up 39 percent so far this year, with the majority coming from corporate and other nonutility purchasers. Amazon.
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November - Takata agrees to halt new contracts for ammonium-nitrate inflators in the United States, phase out manufacture and sale of such inflators without desiccant.
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"We had completely restored equipment at the plant to working condition, had figured out all the contracts for supplying energy and raw materials," Eremin said.
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Union UFO has been trying to agree new contracts for Eurowings staff in Germany for two years and has been threatening industrial action for weeks.
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The report was the latest setback for the group, which has contracts for major projects including London's Crossrail link, following a profit warning last week.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods were down 1.2 percent on the month, the Economy Ministry said, marking the biggest monthly fall in six months.
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That's one of the issues that Vuong's union, Unite Here, is bringing up to Marriott this year as it negotiates contracts for around 10,4003 workers.
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Biden would also bar employers who illegally oppose unions from bidding for federal contracts for a set period -- a policy enacted during the Obama administration.
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Turkmenistan's economy had boomed until 2015, supported by high energy prices and gas exports, and the government awarded megaproject contracts for new factories and highways.
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If Cook plays along their could be "cost-saving measures" that magically shift money from public education to help "modernize" classrooms with contracts for iPads.
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Airbus, which currently services nearly all German military aircraft, and the other companies, urged Berlin to award separate contracts for buying and servicing the helicopters.
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At a higher level, blockchain protocols like Dharma will set up smart contracts for the credit economy that allocate capital in the most efficient way.
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A mobile subscriber base tends to be more loyal, as people are locked into contracts for 24 months, says Mitsunobu Tsuruo of Citigroup, a bank.
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"The group of military specialists is (in Venezuela) in the context of our agreements and contracts for military-technical cooperation," Interfax quoted Gil as saying.
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But he said he would not trust those who had signed the contracts for Mexico and would ensure the pacts were favorable for the country.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods climbed by a revised 0.7 percent in October, an upward revision from a rise of 0.5 percent previously reported.
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The arrest and a police mug shot showing a disheveled looking Woods raised speculation that his multimillion dollar contracts for product endorsements could be jeopardized.
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The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) proposed a coordinated crackdown on sales of rolling-spot forex contracts, contracts-for-difference (CFDs) and binary options.
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On Wednesday, health insurer Cigna Corp said it had reached new reimbursement contracts for the cholesterol medicines based on how well they perform for patients.
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Manufacturing orders rose 1.0 percent, after contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods rose by an upwardly revised 4.1 percent in August, Economy Ministry data showed.
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Money managers increased their net long position in COMEX gold contracts for the sixth straight week to April 25, U.S. government data showed late Friday.
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A breakdown of the February data showed demand for intermediate goods soared while appetite for consumer products rose and contracts for capital goods edged up.
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Two Colas Canada units have secured 300 million Canadian dollars in contracts for the construction and maintenance of the Southwest Calgary ring road in Alberta.
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Conversations about CVS's contracts for Amgen's drug and competitor Praluent, which is sold by Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc and Sanofi SA , are under way, he said.
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The company has also been cutting costs by shipping more products by sea instead of air freight and by renegotiating vendor contracts for cheaper prices.
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On Thursday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed powerful new rules that, if approved, will prohibit class-action bans in contracts for consumer financial products.
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On Wednesday, he said in a television interview that under his government, those who held bonds or contracts for the airport would not be affected.
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The data analyzed however, shows that 22 units have not even awarded FGD installation contracts, while contracts for nine others were only awarded in 2018.
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Anti-corruption prosecutors have gone after high-level politicians across all parties, exposing widespread graft and a pattern of granting public works contracts for bribes.
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The new energy law introduces production sharing, participation and risk services as new types of contracts for companies partnering Sonatrach, replacing the old concession contracts.
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The data analysed however, shows that 22 units have not even awarded FGD installation contracts, while contracts for nine others were only awarded in 2018.
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The goal is to shave off some of the peak gas demand, thereby reducing the need for new pipelines and natural contracts for the utility.
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That was the most since July 2014 and surpassed open interest in the live cattle market of 251,962 contracts for the first time since 2013.
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He has promised to review dozens of outstanding oil and gas exploration contracts for corruption, potentially delaying hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign investment.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump announced he was invoking the Defense Production Act to require GM to "accept, perform, and prioritize" federal contracts for ventilators.
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More than a decade ago, NASA under the George W. Bush awarded the first contracts for companies to take cargo to the International Space Station.
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Prosecutors said the money was meant to secure contracts for a mysterious, private Chinese conglomerate, CEFC China Energy, which has global ambitions and enormous wealth.
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Should SNC-Lavalin be convicted, it could be barred from federal government contracts for a decade, potentially crippling its business and eliminating many Canadian jobs.
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Allegations of abuse have persisted over the years at Shiloh, which has received about $30 million in federal contracts for migrant youth services since 2009.
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In Detroit, for example, cheap homes sold on contracts for deeds have consistently outpaced the number of homes sold in the city with traditional mortgages.
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In total, Lafayette Group has received more than $10 million in contracts for work related to the network, now called FirstNet, according to government data.
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Why it matters: Github is the latest company facing pressure from within for accepting government contracts for work that enforces the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Contracts for day-ahead delivery were lifted by higher demand and less nuclear availability in France, and an expected drop in German wind power supply.
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Contracts for day-ahead delivery were lifted by higher demand and less nuclear availability in France, and an expected drop in German wind power supply.
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If that number sounds low, it's because we're accustomed to reading about players signing multi-year contracts for sums north of a hundred million dollars.
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MLB super-agent Scott Boras, who negotiated nearly $1 billion in player contracts for the upcoming season, challenged the analytical approach to baseball team management.
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Go deeper: The end of Trump's manufacturing renaissance Two key U.S. manufacturing indexes have diverged sharply Key manufacturing index contracts for the fourth straight month
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The awarding of the contracts for a border wall comes as the government assesses the damage from Hurricane Harvey, which has devastated parts of Texas.
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On Wednesday, WH Smith said integration was progressing well and it had won contracts for eight more stores in the United States since the deal.
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Boeing's timeline already causes a one-month gap, at minimum, in NASA's contracts for seats with Russia, and the first launches of Boeing and SpaceX.
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For that reason, the memo recommends canceling the enlistment contracts for the recruits awaiting basic training and then halting the program altogether, the reports say.
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Over the last two decades, his companies were granted contracts for dredging, barging and shipping by Tata Power, often renewing them without a bidding process.
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The Federal Statistics Office said contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods rose by 2.0 percent after a fall of 0.9 percent in the previous month.
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Emails provided to BuzzFeed News by one subcontractor show that they provided new contracts for Hall Consultants to sign that were sent to the Messams.
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JD.com made the announcement during French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to China, which is likely to yield major contracts for blue-chip French companies.
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Bapco awarded late last year $4.2 billion in contracts for the project to a consortium of firms comprising TechnipFMC, Samsung Engineering and Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas.
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This week, it emerged that contracts for the women's team mandate that signers acknowledge that, to the best of their knowledge, they are not pregnant.
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It comes days before the administration was set to begin reviewing bids and offering contracts for the logging of old-growth timber in the forest.
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In 2013, the World Bank banned SNC-Lavalin from bidding on contracts for a decade to settle a corruption inquiry into its activities in Bangladesh.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods rose by 0.3 percent after falling by an upwardly revised 3.5 percent in January, data from the Economy Ministry showed.
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A lawyer for Harbour and its founder, Charles A. Vose III, said the firm was not responsible for renovating homes it sells under contracts for deeds.
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Bankrupt Emerald Oil Co settled a dispute with midstream companies over contracts for gathering its products, opening the door to the oil producer's sale next week.
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"Achhe din is only for the rich, the businessmen who get fat contracts, for the rest of us it has been a let down," he said.
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During the depths of the downturn in 2015 and 2016, many service companies offered deeply discounted fixed-price contracts for 2016 and 2017 to win business.
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On July 27th the justice secretary, David Gauke, ended 21 contracts for outsourced probation services two years early, after the companies failed to meet their targets.
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The Census sales figures are based on signed contracts for homes, not closings, so they reflect buyers out shopping during the month, when rates were rising.
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Pentagon chiefs have created a new Office of Commercial and Economic Analysis whose mission includes scouring defence contracts for Chinese companies, down to third-tier suppliers.
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Contracts for key actors like Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, and Scarlett Johansson are all set to run out after the last Avengers movie.
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That is in line with some rich countries that have highly regulated labour markets: around 30% of Spanish workers are on fixed-term contracts, for example.
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Earlier this month, OPM said it was awarding four contracts for "investigative fieldwork" to KeyPoint, CACI Premier Technology Inc, SCRA LLC and Securitas Critical Infrastructure Services.
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Last week, the agency awarded four contracts for concrete wall prototypes and the latest contracts will be for prototypes of walls made out of other materials.
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"The complainant stated that the article had been detrimental to their professional standing and had resulted in the loss of contracts for their business," it adds.
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A group of researchers at ETH Zurich have created an Ethereum smart contract scanner that will check your smart contracts for bugs, exploits or potential problems.
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To help fund wind projects, Britain has said it would hold subsidy auctions, offering so-called contracts for difference (CfDs), every two years into the 2020s.
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Kickbacks and corruption Corruption watchdogs blame so-called "tenderpreneurs" -- individual councilors who get kickbacks for awarding dodgy government contracts -- for fueling corruption at the local level.
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Two months ago, Brent contracts for delivery in 18 months' time were trading at a discount of $1.00 to those for delivery in six months' time.
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It breaks the monopoly that the United Launch Alliance, a Boeing-Lockheed joint venture, has had on National Security Space (NSS) contracts for the last decade.
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Takata would stop producing airbag inflators after it completes production of replacement parts and fulfills existing supply contracts for them with automaker clients, the sources said.
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Hedge funds and money managers decreased their net long position in COMEX silver contracts for the first time in two months in the week to Aug.
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Contracts for the work will be closely scrutinized after tiny Montana-based company received a $300 million no-bid contract to help rebuild the power grid.
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In addition to automating contracts for things like sales deals, Ironclad can be more general purpose, producing and managing the flow of offer letters, for example.
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The company, which provides an online trading platform for retail customers to trade contracts for differences (CFDs), achieved strong volumes in crypto currency CFDs, it said.
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Closed-shop bureaucracies can be short of essential skills, such as the ability to analyse data, manage big projects or write contracts for outsourced public services.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian military specialists are in Venezuela to service pre-existing contracts for the supply of Russian arms, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday.
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He wanted the country to know he wasn't standing for bad deals anymore, so he renegotiated the contracts for Air Force One and the F-35.
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Contracts for goods 'Made in Germany' were down by 0.6 percent on the month, the sharpest fall since April, after increases in the previous two months.
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On the recordings, Robinson confides she is nervous about being set up by a board of directors she claims has been fraudulently awarding contracts for decades.
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"The Obama blacklisting rule empowers government agencies to deny employers federal contracts for alleged violations of various federal labor laws and various state laws," she said.
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Both Verstappen and Ricciardo, also a race winner this season, already had contracts for 2018 but the focus will now be on the Australian's next move.
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The company is shifting more of its business model to wireless operations, and as such, needs to design new contracts for those that expired in August.
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Brazil last used options in 2013, when it offered contracts for farmers to sell up to 3 million bags to the government at a fixed price.
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Bulgarian authorities have already said that Belene could be built without state guarantees or obligatory long-term contracts for the government to purchase power from it.
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By reclaiming our place as the world leader in nuclear technology innovation, the United States can capture a growing share of these contracts for new nuclear.
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A Super Hornet deal would generate new in-service support contracts for industry in Canada's aerospace hub of Quebec, where existing CF-18s are now maintained.
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Hedge funds hold almost 8.5 long positions in the crude and fuels futures and options contracts for every short position, the second-highest ratio on record.
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Contracts for deeds and other seller financing transactions have been around for decades, often used by family members or friends to sell properties to one another.
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Now, five years later, she has built a practice from her home office in suburban St. Louis negotiating contracts for rabbis and cantors — 125 so far.
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The stated rationale for contracts for deed is that low-income buyers cannot qualify for mortgages — the same line that was used to justify subprime lending.
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Labor Ministry data show a year-on-year fall of 29.4 percent in new contracts for regular, open-ended employment in the second quarter of 2016.
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"By April 2020 we expect to award the contracts for the current licensing rounds in the Benguela and Namibe basins," ANPG board member Belarmino Chitangueleca said.
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Mr. Jones, also 27, works in Houston as a trader of futures contracts for natural gas and electrical power for a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell.
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Right now the FAA is the agency responsible for approving payloads and contracts for private U.S. companies to fly missions to orbit or for re-entry.
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The Federal Statistics Office said contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods rose by 2.6 percent after an upwardly revised drop of 1.6 percent the previous month.
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Nonetheless, analysts found that contracts for future installations outpaced actual installations in the third quarter, so they expect growth to be stronger in the coming quarters.
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The CFTC in July granted New York-based LedgerX, a bitcoin options exchange, the first ever license to clear and settle derivative contracts for digital currencies.
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Since the closure is expected to be extended but ultimately temporary, the main impact has been on nearby futures contracts for deliveries in February and March.
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The move mirrors that of its U.S. rival CME Group Inc , which has launched cash-settled U.S. premium contracts for aluminium and copper in recent years.
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Michelle Bayer, who handles De La Soul's publishing administration, said that phrase's potential absence on the group's contracts for samples could complicate matters for Warner Music.
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Another buyer of Harbour homes with contracts for deeds in place is New York Mortgage Trust, a publicly traded mortgage real estate investment trust, or REIT.
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He notes that the Chicago Mercantile Exchange now has futures contracts for bitcoin, and that money management giant Fidelity is dipping its toe into bitcoin trading.
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John Bills, 54, a former assistant transportation commissioner, helped get millions of dollars in contracts for Phoenix-based Redflex Traffic Systems, part of Redflex Holdings Ltd.
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There are no significant sports rights available right now, with most major leagues locked into massive TV contracts for the better part of the next decade.
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Railmakers awarded federally funded contracts for rolling stock in the United States will be required to complete 70% of the order with American content next year.
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French and European electricity contracts for delivery next week rose sharply on Wednesday as forecasts showed consumption was expected rise due to the expected cold weather.
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She followed it by cancelling 75 contracts for undeveloped mines and just last week banned open-pit mining, which she blames for causing extensive environmental damage.
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The other most-active contracts - for delivery in October and January 23 - have also each fallen around 15 percent this month, signaling growing long-term pessimism.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods were down by 2.2% on the month after rising slightly in March and April, data from the Economy Ministry showed.
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A new administration in Istanbul could end the flow of major city contracts for construction projects and city services that have been granted to favored businessmen.
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And Trump's order calling for migrant families to be detained together likely means millions more in contracts for private shelter operators, construction companies and defense contractors.
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He served as commissioner under three very diverse mayoral administrations and won the trust of union leaders while negotiating scores of contracts for 300,000 municipal employees.
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President Trump officially invoked the Defense Production Act to compel General Motors to fulfill contracts for ventilators as the country battles the spread of the coronavirus.
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The closings had an immediate impact on the gasoline market, where contracts for September delivery were up about 4 percent in New York trading around midday.
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Plus, the cost of most TV shows starts to increase substantially after season five or six, when actors start to renegotiate their contracts for more pay.
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The firms also signed two 20-year contracts for Aramco and its trading arm to supply 250,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude from January 2020.
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In a field that so far has relied largely on show-by-show contracts for intimacy directors, a salaried position with benefits is a significant step.
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The existing timeline already causes a one-month gap, at minimum, in NASA's contracts for seats with Russia and the first launches of Boeing and SpaceX.
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Debbie Baker, owner of an independent meeting planning company, said she was waiting to sign hotel contracts for a Las Vegas meeting scheduled for the fall.
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Keeping tabs on the number of homes sold through contracts for deed or rent-to-own deals is difficult because the transactions are not always recorded.
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On Friday, palm oil contracts for April on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange were trading around 3,060 ringgit ($691) a tonne, down less than 1 percent.
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Authors have rushed out a shelf full of books, and contracts for more are still being signed; universities and think tanks are awash in panel discussions.
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He built a unit of 120 officers, many of whom came from local and nearby forces, according to employment contracts for the squad reviewed by Reuters.
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He built a unit of 120 officers, many of whom came from local and nearby forces, according to employment contracts for the squad reviewed by Reuters.
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The Obama administration began phasing out contracts for private prisons in the summer of 2016 but the Trump administration reversed the move soon after his inauguration.
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They said the OMB released the hold last Wednesday and the administration had begun to "obligate" it, or finalize contracts for how it should be spent.
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Over the years, Mr. Raynor sat across the table from Mr. Ross on numerous occasions, whether negotiating contracts for textile workers or for auto parts workers.
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NASA has added five companies to the list of vendors that are cleared to bid on contracts for the agency's Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program.
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Contracts for coming months are pointing to higher prices, or "contango," Lee pointed out, which will encourage investors to hold bitcoin and sell the futures contract.
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The deal to replace the Indian Air Force's ageing fleet of Soviet-era fighter jets is one of the biggest contracts for such planes in play.
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For years, the company struggled to conclude joint contracts for flight attendants and maintenance workers following the 2010 merger of United and Continental, hurting workers' morale.
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These contracts — called contracts for deed — have become more prominent since the financial crisis because of a lack of smaller mortgages in urban and rural communities.
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Most recently, with little fanfare, the Trump administration terminated contracts for health care "in person assisters" in 73 cities, including Chicago, Dallas, Cleveland, Miami and Philadelphia.
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They also claim that the beachfront apartment supposedly given to him by a construction company he arranged contracts for is neither his nor his deceased wife's.
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He detests the macho, the violence done to men, the lack of guaranteed contracts for professionals and the young college men who wind up torn and discarded.
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The cartel makes telling demands of the mayors, Mr. Ramírez said — for example, contracts for valuable building projects or the right to name the town police chiefs.
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Examples of contracts for deeds and reports by housing code officials in Akron, Ohio, citing problems with some homes sold by one of the larger contract sellers.
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In July, the CFTC granted New York-based LedgerX, a bitcoin options exchange(here), the first license ever to clear and settle derivative contracts for digital currencies.
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The simple promise of reserving 30% of locally tendered government contracts for businesses headed by young entrepreneurs opens up so many possibilities for young people like myself.
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The company has not won any federal contracts in the past or handled contracts for the state of Texas, based on a search of government procurement databases.
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Huawei Technologies on Tuesday said it has secured more than 25 commercial contracts for 5G, slightly above the 22 the Chinese technology giant had announced in November.
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With contracts for wind power, big corporations are able to lock in electricity rates for 10 or 15 years, according to AWEA Chief Executive Officer Tom Kiernan.
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The European plane maker has asked governments to renegotiate contracts for the military transporter, which has now led it to write off more than 6 billion euros.
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The following is a timeline based on Walmart's lawsuit: 230-22019 Walmart signs at least 220 contracts for solar systems with the company later bought by Tesla.
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But new contracts for consumer financial services would have to explicitly state that such clauses cannot be used to stop consumers from participating in class-action lawsuits.
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An early version of Crime&tech's software assessed the "Mafia risk" of some 4,000 firms that placed bids on contracts for Expo 2015, a fair in Milan.
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The Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKEX), which bought the LME in 2012, will be launching dollar-denominated mini contracts for six base metals in the coming months.
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The Federal Statistics Office said contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods were down by 2.5 percent after a downwardly revised drop of 1.1 percent the previous month.
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Assuming the Lakers don't foolishly agree to any long-term contracts for the rest of this summer, they will loom over the league as its predominant destination.
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One recent poll showed two in every three French people backed contracts for rail workers that would no longer guarantee a job for life and early retirement.
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Today, it was reported by several major publications that NASDAQ, the second largest stock exchange in the world, plans to launch futures contracts for Bitcoin next year.
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Partly in response to all this, India has warmed to America in recent years, signing small-scale military co-operation agreements and contracts for some American arms.
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That's the idea that's racked up $13 million in staffing contracts for Jyve, an on-demand labor platform that's coming out of stealth today after 3.5 years.
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Outside, residents played a game of pickup soccer with a group of workers from China who are executing contracts for a raft of new buildings under construction.
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Dark Overlord members even write-up psuedo-contracts for their victims, detailing the amount to be paid, and that the victim should not communicate with law enforcement.
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Polyus said it has already signed sales contracts for all of its 22020 production of antimony concentrate and is preparing to make its first delivery, to China.
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The New York Times reports disgruntled television anchor Cui Yongyuan leaked two contracts for one of Fan's upcoming movies, Cell Phone 2, in May of this year.
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Polyus said it has already signed sales contracts for all of its 22020 production of the metal and is preparing to make its first delivery, to China.
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Spreads between Brent futures contracts for different months in the second quarter of 2017 have been especially volatile, probably as a result of speculative trading (tmsnrt.rs/2mnlXIG).
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Bosasa had been served with a 30-day notice to cancel contracts for nutritional services at seven facilities where it fed more than 46,000 inmates, Masutha said.
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The projects on offer include a production-sharing contract for the shallow water Ayin-Batsil area, and license contracts for the onshore blocks, Ogarrio and Cardenas-Mora.
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In reality, permitted volumes have outpaced actual contracts for gas, showing that the permitting process has not necessarily prevented gas from reaching markets that desire the imports.
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Oscar De La Hoya says he's one step closer to getting Chuck Liddell back in the cage ... telling TMZ Sports he's "finalizing contracts" for a Liddell vs.
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The Federal Statistics Office said contracts for "Made in Germany" goods were down by 0.9 percent after a revised plunge of 3.9 percent in the previous month.
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It is also bracing for potentially significant fines and has warned it might get barred from some government contracts "for some period of time" following the investigations.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods edged up 0.3 percent after an upwardly revised jump of 2.5 percent in the previous month, the Federal Statistics Office said.
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Fox News has declined to renew contributor contracts for longtime political commentator George Will, Republican strategist Ed Rollins and actress Stacey Dash, according to a network spokesperson.
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While Microsoft is the big-name tech partner, Mark Stephens, director of acquisition and operations for IVAS, told me that 13 companies won contracts for the system.
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Given his history in Georgia — the state with the highest large-scale poultry production in the U.S. — will Perdue promote fairness in contracts for all small producers?
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CME Group, which has historically only competed with the LME in the copper space, has been rolling out new contracts for other metals at an accelerating rate.
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The company said it has signed more than 20 commercial contracts for 5G equipment and technology, but didn't disclose the companies or countries involved in those deals.
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Also, the Brent forward curve shows contracts for future delivery are cheaper than spot supplies, a condition known as backwardation which makes it unattractive to store oil.
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The London Metal Exchange also said last month it was planning to launch spot and futures contracts for gold starting in the first half of next year.
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"The group of military specialists is [in Venezuela] in the context of our agreements and contracts for military-technical cooperation," Gil said, according to the news service.
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Additional studies and contracts for work on prototypes of the aircraft and an engine would be launched at the Paris Air Show in June, the statement said.
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Temporary funding has delayed private-sector contracts for a range of services and purchases, including information technology upgrades and plans to protect federal computer systems from cyberattacks.
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SBM Offshore was also at the top of the European benchmark, after the Dutch supplier of oil rigs was awarded contracts for Exxon Mobil's Liza development project.
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In that case, W.J. Howey owned large tracts of citrus groves in Florida and sold real estate contracts for some of the land to finance future developments.
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Battery Point Financial, founded by Jeremy Healey in 2130, is focusing exclusively on buying homes in smaller cities to sell them to buyers through contracts for deeds.
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"We look at it as a loan, not as an opportunity to repossess," Mr. Mumma said, with respect to contracts for deeds and homes bought from Harbour.
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"We signed contracts for 100-103 beans for the January-March period but because of bad weather 80 percent of the beans were above 115," he said.
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Iran's top authority, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said last month that no new oil and gas contracts for international companies would be awarded without necessary reforms.
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These initiatives allow private aerospace companies to compete for NASA contracts for spacecraft that can deliver food, experiments, and other essentials to the International Space Station (ISS).
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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection said yesterday contracts for the wall on the Mexican border will start to be awarded in mid-April, the AP reports.
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The document said the funds would be enough to cover a handful of contracts for wall prototypes, but not enough to begin construction of an actual barrier.
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They also give the government the right to tear up and renegotiate contracts for natural resources like gas or minerals, and remove the right to international arbitration.
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All the contracts for professional athletes — all their salaries are public: This is how much the best quarterback makes, this is how much LeBron makes a year.
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Government contracts for goods and services — which, officials have told me, can account for up to 50 percent of the total budget — offer easy opportunities for graft.
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Futures contracts for the Dow Jones industrial average, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq hit their exchange-enforced limits on losses on Wednesday morning, Bloomberg reported.
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EGGS * The Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) said on March 4 it would raise trading limits and margins on its egg futures contracts for May and June delivery.
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It vaulted to Silicon Valley fame by offering low-cost tools for other startups before winning larger contracts for established tech companies with seemingly endless travel budgets.
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He posted on Weibo what appeared to be two contracts for an upcoming film, a sequel to one of her early successes, "Cell Phone," released in 2003.
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DCE * The Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) said on March 26 it would raise trading limits and margins on its egg futures contracts for May and June delivery.
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Top providers like EE, Three, O2, and Tesco Mobile have all launched promotions to kick-start the new year, with big savings on contracts for every budget.
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The fear was "if inflation went up a whole bunch they wouldn't be able to reprice their contracts for a long period of time," Del Deo said.
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Contracts for "Made in Germany" goods rose by 0.3 percent after falling by an upwardly revised 3.5 percent in January, data from the Federal Statistics Office showed.
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The bullish views are mostly expressed in contracts for energy and industrial stocks, while the consumer discretionary and utilities sectors are seen to have the most downside.
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A supervisory board member told Reuters that although it was difficult to alter legally binding contracts for managers it would be the right thing to waive bonuses.
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The central bank on Thursday offered naira-futures contracts for five-year settlement for the first time, priced at 379.81 naira to the U.S. dollar, traders said.
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Verizon (VZ) – Verizon dropped annual contracts for Fios TV and internet customers, eliminating the traditional bundles and allowing customers to select internet, tv, and phone packages separately.
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Trojan Holding, which own a number of construction companies including Trojan General Contracting, has worked on large contracts for developers including Aldar Properties, Emaar Properties, and Nakheel.
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The liquidity agreements that the FSB wants to expand are separate contracts for banks to supply additional liquidity in a timely manner if CCPs face significant shortages.
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He is open, for instance, to PG&E keeping its role as power provider of last resort, which would involve maintaining some power-procurement contracts for backup.
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The next so-called contracts for difference (CfD) allocation round for renewable energy technologies such as offshore wind will open by May next year, the government said.
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It may be too expensive to walk away from their contracts for Russian equipment, but they could face sanctions for buying the spare parts to maintain them.
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Simon tells CNBC the next 30 to 45 days are critical for farmers in the state as they start to lock down contracts for next year's crop.
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And as the state changes the way contracts for major projects are negotiated — a needed fix — there should be far more transparency about bidding and procurement processes.
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GL EVENTS SA: Gl Events said on Thursday it signed 1003 contracts for a turnover of 70 million euros and raised its revenue growth target for 2019.
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"Both sides are committed, and there are scenarios in the contracts for violation of commitments or in case of force majeure to deal with those cases," he said.
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He said the contracts for swapping fuel would be published by the end of next week, though "clarifications" were needed before the crude oil contracts could be published.
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But EEF's Warren said the government already helps low-carbon investment though other schemes, such as its contracts-for-difference which provides a guaranteed price for electricity production.
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Hedge funds now hold just three bullish long petroleum contracts for every bearish short one, down from a ratio of almost 9:1 on April 23 (tmsnrt.rs/2InCFG8).
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The banks said in separate statements they would pay the fines after the antitrust agency started court proceedings over foreign exchange contracts for the Malaysian ringgit in 2011.
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He hadn't heard of BB cream until after college, but now Nam is famous for his flawless skin — even nabbing modeling contracts for makeup brands in South Korea.
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The fire, which broke out on May 1, has forced three major oil firms to warn they will be unable to deliver on some contracts for Canadian crude.
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Operators, who tie phones into their networks with mobile line contracts for calls and data, were also racing to determine the impact on their businesses from Google's decision.
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He installed an associate as the city's "chief technology officer,"gaining control over millions of dollars in no-bid city contracts for thingslike computer systems and crime cameras.
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In February, she ordered the closure of 22 of the Southeast Asian nation's 41 mines to protect water resources and later canceled dozens of contracts for undeveloped mines.
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MindSpark also provides quality assurance testing on Fox's TV production side, where contracts for videographers and lighting technicians are changing and new vendors and freelancers are being added.
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Cade found evidence of bid-rigging on contracts for five stadiums, including the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro, Arena Pernambuco near Recife and Estádio Mineirão in Belo Horizonte.
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In October, President Muhammadu Buhari sacked the country's top civil servant, accused of having inflated the value of contracts for aid projects, part of a suspected kickback scheme.
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The Air Force added it would soon award Boeing contracts for the first two batches, 19 aircraft in total, with a pre-negotiated combined value of $2.8 billion.
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We already signed contracts for Baselworld so we're likely to be in Basel, but we might also organise a separate event in January to present our new models.
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Commodity-backed ETFs are a good way to gain initial exposure to this part of the market, while savvier investors may consider buying futures contracts for specific commodities.
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Since a 2011 Supreme Court decision allowing the practice, almost every U.S. company has included "mandatory arbitration" clauses in contracts for services from nursing homes to mobile phones.
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"Certainly job starts have gone back on large projects," he said, adding contracts for the HS2 high-speed rail project had been pushed back by about a year.
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In the watershed race for dominance in the space industry, new entrants including SpaceX and billionaire Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, compete for lucrative contracts for military launch services.
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The 14 have bought a package containing the bidding documents and terms of the contracts for the 11 exploration blocks to be auctioned, it said in a statement.
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However, six out of the top 13 H-1B visa recipients in 2014 were IT-focused companies headquartered in India that focus on selling contracts for temporary employment.
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Notably, Google's policy follows Facebook's lead in banning ads for risky financial services like binary options as well as futures exchanges and speculative contracts for difference alongside cryptocurrencies.
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The derivatives, known as contracts for differences (CFDs), allow traders to bet on whether premiums of the four Nigerian grades versus the Brent benchmark will rise or fall.
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The nation's top consumer regulator, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, recently began an informal inquiry into seller-financing arrangements, which are commonly referred to as contracts for deeds.
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Last July, the service awarded contracts for the first PON effort to several companies, but that effort involved only prototypes for the automatic rifle version of the NGSW.
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Unfortunately, there's a tendency to focus on the flashy outliers, which are the handful of regional celebrities who have negotiated individual contracts for a lifetime of financial support.
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The most famous of those, the former national security adviser Sambo Dasuki, is charged with dishing out $2 billion worth of fake contracts for helicopters, aeroplanes and ammunition.
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Sunnarborg pointed out that futures contracts for the bitcoin offshoot were trading lower and that major bitcoin developers, or "mining pools," were dropping their support for the split.
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Statistics on the number of homes sold through contracts for deeds are hard to come by because not every state requires contracts to be recorded with the county.
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A Super Hornet deal with Boeing would generate new in-service support contracts for industry in Canada's aerospace hub of Quebec, where existing CF-18s are now maintained.
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Meanwhile, hedge funds and money managers increased their net short position in COMEX gold contracts for a sixth straight week to a record in the week to Aug.
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Citing emails and receipts they had obtained, the outlets reported that Ivanka Trump was directly involved in negotiating contracts for the accommodations roughly a month before Inauguration Day.
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TMR, another small IT company in northern Virginia that contracts for the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI, is concerned about that too.
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Google also said on Wednesday it would stop ads for financial products like binary options and synonymous products, contracts for difference, rolling spot forex and financial spread betting.
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Esper approved the Department of Homeland Security request Monday for the additional construction after contracts for the previously approved barriers cost less than expected, according to the documents.
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Zangeneh said contracts for oil infrastructure development were typically around three years long and would not be greatly affected by any OPEC agreement made at the current meeting.
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The VA plans to award the contracts for regions one through three by the end of 85033 and for region four by January 2019, according to Tester's letter.
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According to the police statement, contracts for the construction of the stadium were inflated by a total of 77 million reais ($23.4 million) to fund bribes to lawmakers.
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He said the Canadian company is launching an "open season" to actively seek out contracts for the $85033 billion pipeline with a capacity of 830,000 barrels, through September.
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James has advocated for player rights throughout his career — from opening doors for players to switch teams easily, to structuring NBA contracts for greater flexibility and higher salaries.
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According to court documents, it built a global, multimillion-dollar trading empire selling futures contracts for French wine to thousands of rich collectors and investors over the Internet.
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Cuba could still insist that a portion of the salaries for the Cuban players be directed to the country's sports agency, which typically administers foreign contracts for players.
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Firms could still use arbitration clauses in contracts for new customers, but they would have to specify (with language supplied by the feds) that class actions are permitted.
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We already signed contracts for Baselworld so we're likely to be in Basel, but we might also organize a separate event in January to present our new models.
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The Cincinnati Reds agreed with Manager Bryan Price on a one-year contract with a team option, and all the coaches have also been offered contracts for 2017.
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The company, which does not currently own New York assets, intends "to fully support" the agency's review of the use of contracts for deed, said spokesman Doug Donsky.
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The law already bans mandatory arbitration clauses in financial contracts for military service members and in mortgages (the largest consumer financial market), yet the financial sector remains strong.
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Soon after, Mr. Weinstein invited Ms. Dunning to a hotel in Midtown, where he wanted her to sign contracts for parts in movies he was producing, prosecutors said.
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In Chicago, Epstein has spent big on contracts for Lester, starter John Lackey and outfielders Jason Heyward and Ben Zobrist, but only after building a dynamic young nucleus.
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So far, the extra money that NASA needs to start letting contracts for a crewed lunar lander has been excluded from the continuing resolutions that Congress has passed.
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The world's top two cocoa producers set a fixed $400 a tonne 'living income differential' (LID) in July on all their cocoa contracts for the 2020/21 season.
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Separately, the Commission also launched an investigation into public service delegation contracts for maritime services to Corsica awarded in June last year, saying that they constitute state aid.
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And all of these contracts for readings and $50 invoices for services rendered rear their heads again around now, their ghosts returning to haunt me via 1040 forms.
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Chicago-based Warranty, a unit of U.S. private equity firm TPG, provides extended warranty contracts for an array of items including home appliances, automobiles, mobile phones and electronics.
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As customers move online to make purchases and seek out contracts for services, small and medium-sized businesses have the opportunity to build new relationships and market share.
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In the spirit of Atlanta's first black mayor, Maynard Jackson, he said, his Administration would set aside twenty-five per cent of federal contracts for minority-owned businesses.
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In September, Army recruiters canceled hundreds of enlistment contracts for foreign-born recruits, though the Pentagon denied that it had ordered such a cancellation, The Washington Post reported.
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Russia has maintenance contracts for weapons sold to Venezuela under late President Hugo Chávez, including air defense systems, fighter jets and tanks, that are worth billions of dollars.
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For property rentals, landlords and renters are encouraged to sign longer term contracts, with special incentives to be given for those who sign contracts for more than three years.
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Speaking after a Dallas Cowboys intersquad scrimmage Sunday, owner Jerry Jones said new contracts for quarterback Dak Prescott, running Ezekiel Elliott and wide receiver Amari Cooper will get done.
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Economically, some cities have been able to actually save money by entering into long-term contracts for renewable energy that beat the rates they were previously paying for electricity.
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Since the worst of the oil price declines are concentrated in contracts for delivery in the next few months, investors aren't necessarily panicking about a prolonged oil price slump.
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AXA said it had insured shipping and shipments for Iran by non-Iranian parties following the 2015 nuclear deal, but has suspended taking new contracts for such marine insurance.
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Almost all contracts for the sale of existing property in China have some "yin-yang" element, according to Denny Jiang, a former banker and recent home buyer in Beijing.
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At the end of May, NASA announced the award of more than $250 million in contracts for specific payload delivery missions that were intended to take place by 2021.
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Union officials have said the deal would cut about 400 jobs and cut wages by 20 percent compared with the pay stipulated in national collective contracts for the sector.
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The lawmakers, in a letter to Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen, said that the FBI and U.S. Marshals Service recently spent more than $120,000 on contracts for LTT exercises.
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By preempting MWC, the world's largest conference for the wireless industry, the White House hopes to send a signal that future contracts for cutting-edge technology must prioritize cybersecurity.
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Chipotle plans to deliver 20 percent margin and $10 of earnings per share by implementing efficiency on food and labor costs, normalizing promo costs and renegotiating contracts for supplies.
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Large copies of the contracts for their services hung on the wall of the gallery, and the dancers clocked in and out, underlining the idea that this is labor.
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As Turkey has made inroads into the region, by fostering close relations with Somalia's government and securing contracts for Turkish firms, Gulf states have tried to push it back.
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Contracts for goods 'Made in Germany' fell by 20183 percent on the month in April after a downwardly revised drop of 1.1 percent the previous month, the data showed.
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On May 24, the day before OPEC last meeting, Brent futures for December 2017 were trading at a premium of 99 cents per barrel over contracts for December 22012.
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United States Steel Corp and ArcelorMittal USA, a unit of ArcelorMittal, have been negotiating new labor contracts for about 31,000 workers represented by the United Steelworkers union since July.
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A strike vote could give Unite Here Local 54 bargaining committees more firepower in negotiations over new contracts for the 6,20163 cocktail servers, cooks, housekeepers and other hospitality workers.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods decreased by 0.9 percent after a downwardly revised drop of 0.2 percent in the previous month, data from the Federal Statistics Office showed.
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Cui released these two alleged contracts for the film Cell Phone 2, revealing that Fan's "official" salary was around $1.56 million, while her actual salary was at $10 million.
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"We are currently in discussions with all of the largest payers within the U.S. around reimbursement for Zolgensma, and there's high interest in completing contracts for that," he added.
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The company has signed contracts for more than 3 gigawatts of new solar and wind energy since it began such efforts in 2013, it writes in a blog post.
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The Burbo Bank extension has already secured a minimum price for the electricity generated through Britain's contracts for difference (CfD) scheme of 150 pounds ($200) MWh for 15 years.
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Nodal, a futures bourse, offers 1,000 power and gas contracts for 100 locations and offers a gas contract for the Henry Hub delivery point, the U.S. gas benchmark location.
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The agreement included the loss of about 400 jobs and a 20 percent wage cut compared with those stipulated in national collective contracts for the sector, union officials said.
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Ericsson fell about 12%, the most on the STOXX 600, after warning costs related to winning new contracts for its network business would hit profit margins later this year.
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Elliott, a hedge fund with a track record of intervening in takeovers, said on Monday that it holds a 1.7 percent interest in GKN through contracts-for-difference (CfDs).
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This would impact clients - including companies, other banks and investment funds - who have taken out contracts for products such as derivatives, loans and swaps which are booked through London.
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Ethanol trade in the cash market at the Kinder Morgan Argo hub is used in contracts for the biofuel across the country, and is also baked into international contracts.
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On Friday, Lebanon expects to sign its first exploration and production contracts for two of the offshore blocks with a consortium of France's Total, Italy's Eni and Russia's Novatek.
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Because businesses fear being burdened with such employees, 90% of new hires are now for temporary jobs, and young people can be stuck with short-term contracts for years.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The trading arm of Australian bank Macquarie Group has filed a lawsuit against Jupiter Marketing & Trading, alleging the U.S. firm breached contracts for oil purchase and storage.
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Unlike in oil markets, where standardized GT&Cs like BP's provide a framework for traders to refer to, in LNG markets, companies typically draft separate contracts for every deal.
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The ESMA said it has been concerned about products including contracts-for-difference (CFDs), rolling spot forex, and binary options for retail investors for a considerable period of time.
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After all, the auction of the government's "contracts for difference" grants a 22017-year subsidy to the winners, whereas for decades taxes from North Sea oil subsidised the government.
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Mexican Energy Minister Rocio Nahle said at the same event that Mexico would tender six contracts for the plan to build the country's first oil refinery in four decades.
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Pemex, struggling financially with high debt costs and flagging oil production, has come under scrutiny for mismanaging and overspending on contracts for everything from oil platforms to safety films.
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The United States has long banned federal contracts for foreign companies that sell monitoring or blocking technology to Iran, but the U.S. government has had difficulty identifying such firms.
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New futures contracts to be launched may include lithium, graphite and manganese, while additional contracts for the already tradeable nickel, copper, cobalt and aluminium will be explored, he said.
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Coking coal is a major export earner for Australia and, even though volumes will be hit, the higher price should get locked into contracts for the entire second quarter.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee is urging the Pentagon not to cancel contracts for more than 1,000 foreign-born recruits who were promised citizenship for enlisting.
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Castlelake would like Renuka to transfer all cane supplying contracts for a period of three years, but the Indian firm would agree to a shorter period, of two years.
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Last year, Argentina banned Odebrecht from bidding on public works contracts for 12 months, and the company sold its stake in a subway project in Buenos Aires, the capital.
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"There's a whole underbelly of real estate that's not through traditional sale," said Robert Doggett, general counsel for Texas RioGrande Legal Aid and a critic of contracts for deeds.
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The loans were used to help Quinn unwind a 29 percent stake in Anglo built up via contracts for difference, instruments that do not have to be publicly declared.
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Page 60: Medicare patients and doctors who decide not to accept Medicare can sign private contracts for services, but those patients could be on the hook for huge charges.
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Another reason for the push to develop smaller fields is that talks with the majors on revising their contracts for operating the giant fields in southern Iraq have stalled.
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Factories saw their orders slump by 2.1 percent in April after contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods rose in the previous two months, data from the Economy Ministry showed.
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The Financial Conduct Authority published on Tuesday a "Dear CEO" letter sent to firms selling so-called "contracts for difference" (CFDs) such as spread bets and "rolling spot" forex.
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A mafia trial is under way after news broke in late 2014 that a criminal ring had allegedly been skimming millions of euros off city hall contracts for years.
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In addition, SpaceX has announced contracts for two Falcon Heavy launches of commercial satellites, and the company has won two competitions to use the rocket for national security missions.
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They traded starter Tanner Roark to Cincinnati on Wednesday for reliever Tanner Rainey but have plowed $525 million into contracts for starting pitchers Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg and Corbin.
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Industry Minister Denis Manturov, who took part in Wednesday's unveiling, said contracts for commercial orders of Aurus cars would be signed from next month, the RIA news agency reported.
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That year, Turnkey had contracts for about 25 home elevation and reconstruction projects (averaging about $2000,240 each) in Long Island, totaling $230 million in sales, according to Mr. Lawrence.
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That's because many contracts for products like credit cards and bank accounts have mandatory arbitration clauses that prevent consumers from joining group lawsuits, forcing them to go it alone.
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Contracts for "Made in Germany" goods were down 1.2 percent on the month, the Economy Ministry said, compared with a Reuters consensus forecast for a rise of 0.2 percent.
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Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra said the review will prioritize so-called concession agreements, or contracts between the government and private companies, for public utilities and contracts for foreign loans.
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One development that may help is Brent crude's flip into backwardation, when the price for immediate delivery of crude is higher than the price of contracts for future delivery.
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The most aggressive rebels are part of a secret commando organization that targeted businesses like Mr. Vergnes's, which had brokered a handful of Spanish wine contracts for French clients.
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Plus500, which facilitates trading of contracts for differences (CFDs) internationally, pointed to "heightened volumes of trading across global financial markets" in the recent period, without disclosing the time frame.
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Harbour, which raised more than $60 million to buy homes, last year began to sell off, to other investment firms, hundreds of houses with contracts for deed in place.
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Some $697 million the central bank sold in one-month forward contracts fall due later this month, traders said, with contracts for July delivery quoting the naira at 279.
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The company's defense unit gained from two international missile defense orders received in the third quarter, and also booked contracts for its Patriot missile-defense system worth $1.1 billion.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank announced an auction on Friday of up to 20,000 contracts for currency swaps, offering up to $1 billion of these instruments.
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The cap is made of 100% waterproof nylon with an elastic-lined band that expands and contracts for a snug fit that won't let a drop of water inside.
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Traders said negotiations for fourth-quarter contracts for seaborne coking coal are at stalemate as steel mills balk at producer offers that are more than double third quarter prices.
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Factories registered a 0.7 percent drop in orders in July after contracts for goods made in Germany rose by 0.9 percent in June, data from the Economy Ministry showed.
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British firms' $35.1bn of sales trumped those of French ones, at $23.2bn, though the figures swing from year to year as contracts for new warplanes are signed and delivered.
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The immediate goal of Trump's blinkered attitude throughout, which the President cited earlier this week, was to preserve contracts for purchase of American arms worth more than $100 billion.
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Their scheme, prosecutors said, was to extract money from the company in return for the congressman's help in securing federal contracts for Wedtech to build things like Navy pontoons.
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In 2013, Australia became the first country to provide full-time contracts for leading female cricketers, and the top players there are now paid more than $100,000 a year.
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A criminal conviction would have barred the company from bidding on government contracts for a decade, potentially leading to major job losses in Quebec, where it has its headquarters.
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It would prevent companies from putting arbitration clauses in employee contracts for employment, which forces individuals to agree to never file a lawsuit in federal court against the company.
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DU * AWARDS AED 430 MILLION WORTH OF CONTRACTS FOR DUBAI'S DEIRA ISLANDS * SAYS CO HAS INVESTED NEARLY 7.5 BILLION DIRHAMS IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS FOR DEIRA ISLANDS SO FAR, MORE ARE DUE SOON * DEIRA ISLANDS NIGHT SOUK, WITH MORE THAN 5,300 WATERSIDE SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS, IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND DUE TO OPEN IN 2018 * DEIRA ISLANDS IS EXPECTED TO HAVE POPULATION OF 250,000 AND TO CREATE 80,000 JOBS Further company coverage:
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In 2014, SpaceX and Boeing received contracts for $2.6 billion and $4.2 billion, respectively, to develop so-called space taxis that can ferry astronauts to and from the space station.
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Government officials are also taking more foreign trips - around 40 expected this year - to help win new contracts for the country's military technology makers, vehicle manufacturers and light arms producers.
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The Italian oil contractor said on Thursday it had signed with Eni contracts for off-shore drilling in Mozambique, Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea for total value of $2225 million.
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Paul is also starring in Apple's anthology series Are You Sleeping, with Deadline reporting that the show's actors are only in one-year contracts for a season-long character arc.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods fell by 3.9 percent in January after surging by a revised 3.0 percent in the previous month, data from the Federal Statistics Office showed.
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Contracts for German goods slumped by 4.2 percent, data from the Economy Ministry showed, compared to a fall of 2.1 percent in January, revised from a drop of 2.6 percent.
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"ASIC is concerned that retail investors have suffered, and are likely in future to suffer, significant detriment from binary options and contracts for difference (CFDs)," it said in a statement.
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Russia has reportedly signed more than $11 billion worth of contracts for maintenance and arms, including air defense systems, tanks, fighter jets, and attack helicopters with Maduro's predecessor, Hugo Chávez.
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A man who lived through the Las Vegas shooting told us about an increasingly common part of the aftermath of such attacks: intense pressure to sign contracts for legal representation.
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Money poured into construction contracts for cronies and vanity projects like a bridge over the Bosphorus, a vast airport in Istanbul and Mr Erdogan's 1,100-room, $615m palace in Ankara.
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Its fresh order intake reached 9.468 billion euros, up 3003 percent from the same period last year, thanks in part to radio contracts for the London Underground and French military.
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In court, Li said as president of Costa Rica's soccer federation, FEDEFUT, he accepted bribes to award contracts for media and marketing rights for matches and for sponsoring team uniforms.
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He added that there had been some "firm" enquiries from buyers, mainly for single initial shipments of 2 million barrels, with the potential for discussing term contracts for next year.
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The office of Colombia's attorney general said last week it was investigating "possible environmental damage" in the area as well as the way contracts for the work had been awarded.
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Details: Existing home sales rose 11.8% in February, but buyers signed 1% fewer contracts for existing homes, month-over-month, and pending contracts were 4.9% lower than a year earlier.
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Ahmad Zahid, also the former home minister, was accused of using his position to receive bribes in exchange for helping companies win contracts for ministry projects, the news agency reported.
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However, there is a growing sense that something has to change with this franchise, and soon – if only because the contracts for the original Avengers are about to run out.
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In states with competitive power markets, power generators usually do not sign long-term contracts for gas capacity, preferring to buy gas through short-term or spot contracts when needed.
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