The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the views of contributors.
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Unfortunately for these publications and all those talented and credible contributors, there are unethical contributors ruining the system.
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"Clearly, most board members are not campaign contributors, and most campaign contributors are not board members," she said.
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Unlike contributors who give the maximum amount at exclusive donor events, small-dollar contributors can re-up repeatedly.
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But here is the difference between Drupal/WordPress and Linux: Eighty percent of Linux contributors (9,000 developers) are paid contributors.
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The memorandum stated the foundation would publish the names of all its contributors as well as the names of all new contributors.
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"Clearly, most board members are not campaign contributors, and most campaign contributors are not board members," Dani Lever said in a statement.
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Although the responsibility for these tasks may be assigned to the contributors or to the APCD itself, it will be challenging for contributors to meet potentially varying state requirements or for an APCD to collect data from contributors' different systems.
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For now, the company will work with a targeted group of contributors to build the library and will add additional contributors over time.
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During the third quarter, the Buttigieg campaign said it has 203,000 total contributors, a jump of about 182,000 new contributors over the previous quarter.
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In place of the unpaid contributors platform, the site introduced new opinion and personal sections that will include paid contributors who will work with HuffPost editors.
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Eight out of 10 contributors to a Reuters poll had said they expected the committee to keep rates unchanged on Thursday, while two contributors expected a hike.
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Boeing and Nike were the top contributors to gains on the Dow Jones industrial average, while Chevron, Goldman Sachs and Walt Disney were the greatest contributors to declines.
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The collective's contributors have also been making memes out of contributors' inspirational quotes, as well as connecting with groups who have similar ambitions, like Keef Ward's Art With Teeth.
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But the network has dropped some pro-Trump contributors this year, and the Hollywood Reporter reported it has "benched" two other high-profile Trump backers who still work as contributors.
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That means I spend time talking with wealthy political contributors, professional fund-raisers and, increasingly, the digital masterminds who help the candidates target the millions of small contributors who donate online.
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The craft beer industry loves to showcase its women contributors.
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Secondly, Breitbart contributors rejected cosmopolitanism in favor of US nationalism.
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CNN contributors and analysts offered these assessments of his choice.
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CNN legal analysts and contributors weigh in on the decision.
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Contributors can organize and collaborate in any number of ways.
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One of the biggest contributors to toxic emissions are vehicles.
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Messler noted that the platform now has 1,500+ athlete contributors.
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Antonov was listed as one of the site's main contributors.
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Schlosser said the contributors were instrumental to the app's success.
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How much can content contributors make from licensing their stuff?
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In light of that, how did you pick your contributors?
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All contributors, he said, get paid — some more than others.
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We wanted to challenge the contributors to tap into that.
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Vice and the Frame Contemporary Art Finland are also contributors.
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There were also 1,600 contributors on a public online platform.
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Financials were the biggest contributors to gains on the STOXX.
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Trusted Flaggers and YouTube Contributors mitigate both of those problems.
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He was replaced by Jesperson, one of the project's contributors.
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Home Depot and UnitedHealth were the greatest contributors to losses.
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How many paid contributors to WordPress and Drupal are there?
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The three other contributors could not be reached for comment.
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Having contributors from beyond Kenya was "really exciting," he added.
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The contributors include the illustrators Elliot Fernandez and Emilio Lopez.
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Contributors will receive their Gotta Gos once they become available.
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These other contributors revolve around feeling supported, appreciated and safe.
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This tax bill was written for Republicans' wealthy campaign contributors.
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Financial and consumer stocks were top contributors to the fall.
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All Congress does is provide favors for their contributors, right?
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There's a reason managers earn higher paychecks than individual contributors.
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For men, liver cancer was one of the highest contributors.
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Other contributors include Sara Novic, Dominique Browning and Jacqueline Woodson.
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Contributors to the project include the Ford Foundation and Google.
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They are about doing favors for friends or campaign contributors.
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She then raised $21957,21958 from private contributors to accomplish this.
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Babel today receives an annual budget of $113,061 from contributors.
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Joe Jurado and Hallie Reed are contributors to The Edit.
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Some were key contributors, while others barely vacated the bench.
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Contributors include Melissa Febos, Kiese Laymon, Leslie Jamison and more.
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Nushrat Rahman and Omar Pablo are contributors to The Edit.
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Don't they have angry wannabe contributors accusing Wikipedia of bias?
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Yesterday alone, they raised $620,000 from 40,000 different individual contributors.
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Op-Ed Contributors Washington — The global order is in disarray.
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Those comments, and responses from our columnists and contributors, follow.
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Op-Ed Contributors WASHINGTON — It was a dark, moonless night.
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You can't raise money if contributors think you're a loser.
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Several contributors gave $23, an ode to Bain's jersey number.
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That came as welcome news to the contributors awaiting payment.
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In fact, discrimination and rejection are major contributors to dysphoria.
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He raised nearly $950,000 from contributors in January, the filings show.
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He has also raised several million dollars, primarily from smaller contributors.
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It said it wasn't able to provide details of its contributors.
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I really appreciate that they're opening the conversation to their contributors.
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The record bore less contributors, but their presences were more visible.
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Those companies were key contributors to his 22009 re-election campaign.
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There are a range of contributors to Asia's pollution, Barrett says.
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The service is called "Functional Shifts' Taxonomic Contributors" or, obviously, FishTaco.
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BuzzFeed News attempted to reach many of the high-dollar contributors.
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Are white allies active contributors to the Black, Latino, etc. groups?
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Contributors have no say in our policy analysis or editorial process.
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Its contributors include the likes of DigitalOcean, Weaveworks, ShowMax and Uber.
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The net contributors are already doing a lot at the moment.
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The biggest contributors to the increase were Iraq, Libya and Nigeria.
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This, and the opinions of our regular travel contributors, convinced us.
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Other major contributors include Synergy Resources, PDC Energy, Bill Barrett Corp.
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Today's Microsoft is one of the biggest open source contributors around.
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Time to rethink that, say contributors Levi Tillemann and Colin McCormick.
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Contributors to Republican campaigns meanwhile have been stagnant around 15 percent.
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Prior to bringing on contributors, he had worked on AM2R alone.
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Current contributors include BMW, GitHub, GoDaddy, Huawei, Red Hat and SUSE.
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Boeing, Goldman Sachs and IBM were the top contributors to gains.
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The National Science Foundation, DOE and NASA have all been contributors.
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Contributors can only give a campaign up to $2,21625 per election.
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Caterpillar, IBM and Chevron were among the top contributors to gains.
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Altogether, the ten biggest budget contributors supply only 6% of peacekeepers.
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Belgium, Finland and Luxembourg, also net contributors, lean towards that view.
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The network has also faced several sexual harassment allegations from contributors.
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Chief executives of public companies are not always big political contributors.
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There have been a few contributors to this reversal of fortunes.
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And once the debate concludes, columnists and contributors will provide reaction.
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Why would we kick out these key contributors to our economy?
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Op-Ed Contributors American political history, it would seem, is everywhere.
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"We were a contributor like many people were contributors," he said.
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German banks would be the biggest contributors with 12.5 billion euros.
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Op-Ed Contributors How did Donald J. Trump win the presidency?
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Old friends stopped speaking to Podhoretz and old contributors dropped away.
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I have 5 million individual contributors who have gone to BernieSanders.
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Fentanyl is one of the deadliest contributors to the Opioid epidemic.
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There are loud typers and sniffers, overzealous meeting holders and contributors.
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Are ballplayers the only contributors to the commonweal worthy of acclaim?
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But they aren't major contributors there right now, according to Pollard.
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There are clear genetic contributors to many traits, including behavior. 3.
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The NRA was nowhere near his top 15 biggest donor contributors.
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Those amounts are dwarfed by the largess of other major contributors.
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Will there be another application for the next group of contributors?
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The contributors sued, claiming that MNN violated their First Amendment rights.
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Your contributors sometimes report stories from odd situations, like natural disasters.
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Op-Ed Contributors EGGS over easy, home fries, bacon and toast.
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Multiple studies demonstrate that refugees are economic contributors and job creators.
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Firefighting training sites, airports, and industrial sites are also big contributors.
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The fair itself fosters friendships, with a number of returning contributors.
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It has exceeded that goal, collecting almost $1.3 million from contributors.
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That's not a large amount for regular contributors to media companies.
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Carbon gases are widely considered the primary contributors to global warming.
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Half of our contributors believe Donald J. Trump will win reelection.
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What are the biggest contributors to the pollution problems in Paris?
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Op-Ed Contributors The time has come to close Rikers Island.
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We can't remember when our contributors had so much to say.
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Rich, inclusive cultures are built around individual contributors, not company leaders.
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They were dynamic, hard working and active contributors to family life.
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From that pool of money, the agency sent checks to contributors.
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Some readers view the islanders as charming contributors to Toronto's fabric.
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Contributors to Stormfront, a white supremacist web site, praised the administration.
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Prior to bringing on contributors, he had worked on AM22R alone.
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The Ride Guru Q&A feature is being powered by eight driver contributors at this point, according to CEO and Co-Founder Ippei Takahashi, with another four "non-driving contributors" pending to start providing content soon.
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An air of legitimacy While American Herald Tribune pays some contributors like King for original content, it also republishes articles from elsewhere and then lists the people who wrote those articles as contributors to its site.
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But a perusal of GitHub's top contributors for 22017 suggests that Hansson is right: Google, Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, Facebook, TenCent, Baidu, Red Hat, and Intel employees are the most active open source contributors by a large margin.
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The 2008 memorandum is so vaguely worded – "the Foundation will publish its contributors" – that any fair reading of the document would allow for the foundation to reveal its contributors in the vague way seen on the website.
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Photo: xs:code Photo: xs:code What's more, project owners can even distribute to community contributors funds earned from subscriptions, if they wish to do so, giving them a way to pay contributors, who help make the project better.
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"We'll soon have more than 7,000 volunteer contributors," Kunce told VICE News.
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One of the star contributors to portfolio performance has been Sky SKYB.
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And most Odyssey contributors aren't in it for the money at all.
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None of the symposium contributors have a good answer for these questions.
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To keep creating such content, of course, Odyssey must continue attracting contributors.
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But retaining contributors over time is another big challenge for UGC platforms.
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CNN contributors and analysts offered these assessments of the 45th president's inauguration.
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The site will be supported by monthly contributors, rather than ad revenue.
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It and coal are viewed as major contributors to China's environmental problems.
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The contributors to global growth have shifted over the past two decades.
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Burning it is one of the single greatest contributors to greenhouse gases.
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But the dynamics that drive current members and their contributors differ dramatically.
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In its statement, NMG acknowledged it has been slow to pay contributors.
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We need to increase the base for contributors to personal income tax.
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I asked contributors to send sound that could represent what they wrote.
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Guarantee premiums, interest on loans and investment income are key earnings contributors.
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The Dodgers won without a pair of key contributors in the lineup.
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All three of whom—ROZES, MØ, and Alina Baraz—are vocal contributors.
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Also listed were major political contributors like David Koch and Pepe Fanjul.
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One of the undeniable contributors to the opioid epidemic is drug companies.
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Other contributors have included tech companies like Facebook, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
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Buttigieg's campaign is fueled by a mix of small and large contributors.
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Op-Ed Contributors Scott D. Sagan is an expert on nuclear nonproliferation.
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Shillady to faithfully cite all of the many contributors to the devotionals.
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Coral, starfish, fur, ivory, hide, feathers, teeth and eggs are all contributors.
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Here are other notable contributors, which include huge corporations and wealthy individuals.
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The contributors are based on an initial CNBC review of the filings.
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Below, find part 1 of the tips from a variety of contributors.
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Contributors who donate $5,000 can also have their picture taken with Cher.
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Hillary Clinton's top corporate contributors over the course of her political career.
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Previous installments are available in the Contributors section and at Squitieri's website.
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Below, find part 2 of the tips from a variety of contributors.
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Turner, Glenn Robinson III, and Joe Young are unproven and unknown contributors.
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A small group of contributors came to be known for their nationalism.
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Then you can invite other users to become contributors to that collection.
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Commentary by Hill contributors Perrin Beatty, Maria Fernanda Garza and Peter Robinson.
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In most countries European immigrants are net contributors to the public purse.
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Every year we review our paid contributors list across the ideological spectrum.
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Unlike higher-dollar contributors, small donors don't have to be disclosed individually.
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Contributors making between $95,00 and $110,000 will also see their contributions reduced.
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Other contributors include Sara Novic, Dominique Browning, Francine Prose and Jacqueline Woodson.
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Health stocks and financials were the biggest contributors to gains, with banks .
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Work-related tasks, equipment maintenance, and similar activities were also significant contributors.
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Canadian financial stocks were the five biggest contributors to the index's decline.
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Men from Central Asia have not been the only contributors for ISIS.
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Other contributors include Sara Novic, Francine Prose, Jacqueline Woodson and Deborah Levy.
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Other contributors include Sara Novic, Dominique Browning, Francine Prose and Deborah Levy.
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"Leptospirosis" is listed among the contributors to his death in the records.
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The New Yorker Recommends : Our staff and contributors share their cultural enthusiasms.
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Clinton has raised about $161 million overall from about 1 million contributors.
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Buttigieg, as the shiny new outsider, gives contributors someone fresh to fund.
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Earlier contributors include Francine Prose, Dominique Browning, Jacqueline Woodson and Deborah Levy.
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The views of contributors are their own and not of The Hill.
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Goldman Sachs and Boeing were also among the top contributors to declines.
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Former VICE contributors Janicza Bravo and Brett Gelman luxuriate in the confrontational.
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Those quarterly growth forecasts are based on a smaller sample of contributors.
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But they waste a ton time browsing GitHub themselves and contacting contributors.
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Reporters and contributors pitch story ideas and ask for edits in Slack.
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Nearly 2628,28503 of Harris's contributors were new donors, according to her campaign.
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They're middle managers, or maybe individual contributors, embedded deep within the organization.
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The Project Manager is a connector that brings together contributors and stakeholders.
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The pitches are frequently from regular contributors based all over the world.
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The views expressed in these commentaries are solely those of the contributors.
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Yet food, the contributors made clear, was a tool for self-expression.
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What are some of the subjects that the contributors will write about?
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Will there be other opportunities for applicants who aren't chosen as contributors?
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Op-Ed Contributors Is social media responsible for our democracy's current crisis?
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The average age of contributors today is probably in the upper 30s.
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The investments stood to affect hundreds of thousands of pension fund contributors.
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It has also been the focus of moving writing from our contributors.
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In 1970, The Times stopped publishing the names of all the contributors.
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Last year's selection featured 3 white Anglo contributors and one Latina one.
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Damaged or torn-off tags, along with human error, are also contributors.
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They are contributors to the book Pope Francis and the Caring Society.
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We asked 14 contributors -- left, right and center -- which races to watch.
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Writer Michael Musto and photographer Bill Cunningham are among the early contributors.
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Lack of labor organizing and regulations are obvious contributors to these problems.
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Wikipedia is built on the personal interests and idiosyncrasies of its contributors.
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Yet fossil fuel interests have been some of McCarthy's most loyal contributors.
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The audience — filled with Romney contributors and political allies — applauded in response.
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Durable consumer goods, especially cars, were the main contributors to the decline.
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Most of the contributors to its "Race" issue are people of color.
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That lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, was also one of Vance's largest campaign contributors.
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CNN contributors weigh in Baltimore Ravens fans, this could be your year.
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Tony Avella, a state senator from Queens, raised $725 from seven contributors.
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Eleven contributors said it had "a bit" and three said "a lot".
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It was routine for him to hunt down contributors on their vacations.
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Existing regulations and benefit mandates under the ACA are also cost contributors.
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And it's possible there are other contributors to the decrease in death.
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Biennials carry the impossible mandate to tackle important themes through many contributors.
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ACLU contributors, including some of its most generous contributors, are strong anti-Trump zealots who believe that the end (getting rid of Trump) justifies any means (including denying Trump and his associates core civil liberties and due process).
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Some wealthy contributors are so disgusted with representatives in Congress asking them for money so they can give it to other candidates and thereby be elected to leadership positions that the contributors are considering closing the money spigot.
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Contributors to the first issue consisted of longtime New Republic contributors, including the historian Timothy Snyder, the law professor and former Obama regulations czar Cass Sunstein, the foreign policy writer Robert Kagan and the dance historian Jennifer Homans.
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Since the project's launch, there have been 710 contributors to the project according to its statistics, and the project (attempting to empathize its non-Google monopoly) notes that more than three-quarters of those contributors don't work at Google.
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The party's major contributors are starting to become increasingly vocal in their impatience.
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The rich are disproportionate contributors to the carbon emissions that power climate change.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) recently joined NBC News and MSNBC as political contributors.
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The biggest contributors to the Dow's 100-point jump were Boeing and Caterpillar.
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On Thursday night, Selden showed that he could be one of those contributors.
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GoFundMe said on Thursday that all contributors will be refunded for their donations.
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Other contributors to increased mortality include stroke, diabetes, Alzheimer's disease and kidney disease.
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Republican Strategist Ed Rollins and Democratic Strategist Jessica Tarlov, both Fox News Contributors.
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The new campaign asks contributors to talk about their commitment to fighting ALS.
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This past year, VICE contributors traveled the world and told us their tales.
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The private banking, wealth and asset management businesses are smaller contributors to earnings.
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Finally, to complete the circle, the beer was served to the original contributors.
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Caterpillar, Chevron and Exxon Mobil were also among the top contributors to gains.
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The media company's more "mainstream" contributors are also finding life after The Rebel.
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PEOPLE contributors are also on-hand to offer insight into the cultural phenomenon.
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Ralph hosted frequent livestreams, hourlong streaming bullshit sessions with contributors to his site.
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"Hillary Clinton's only loyalty is to her financial contributors and herself," he said.
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It can repay today's contributors with money from future participants not yet born.
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Among the biggest and fastest-growing contributors to the gridlock are delivery vans.
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These stocks have also been the biggest contributors to the extended market rally.
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As far as I'm concerned, David and Eric and I are just contributors.
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At least half a dozen other starters and significant contributors are battling injuries.
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The "Big Four" banks were among the top contributors to the main index.
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Murray Energy was among the biggest contributors to Trump's bid for the presidency.
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Some contributors tally up the cars that they can count in the images.
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Op-Ed Contributors Mr. Gillis is working on a book about climate change.
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So, as a percentage of contributors, the 90% that she cited is true.
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Energy is also one of the biggest contributors to first-quarter earnings growth.
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Early contributors seemed to have little idea what the sub's purpose might be.
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The views of contributors are theirs and not the views of The Hill.
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Weifund's platform utilizes Ethereum's Smart Contract capabilities to offer customizable solutions to contributors.
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One of the key contributors in this growth is access to fast broadband.
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So with a small number of contributors, we can have a small mission.
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The views of contributors are their own, not the views of The Hill.
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Contributors include Rebecca Solnit, Carina Chocano, Jill Filipovic, Katha Pollitt, and Sarah Hollenbeck.
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Streaming will be me (hi), alongside Waypoint contributors Kate Gray and Sayem Ahmed.
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The husband-and-wife team were two of the network's best-known contributors.
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The contributors shared a statement describing the purpose of Co-Op via email.
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More than 1,000 contributors to the project will also split $2 million equally.
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Here are The Hill's Top 8 Contributors posts about finance and the economy.
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Op-Ed Contributors SAUDI ARABIA is dismayed by President Obama's Middle East policy.
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J.P Morgan and Goldman Sachs were also among the biggest contributors of gains.
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"Promotion and academic rank are contributors to salary and to respect," Hingle added.
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Clinton in the kind of rarefied small setting typically reserved for wealthy contributors.
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These factors have both been suggested as possible contributors in Muhammad Ali's case.
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Views of contributors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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Several other former Fox News employees and contributors work in the Trump administration.
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Op-Ed Contributors Europeans are coming to realize that Brexit is changing Europe.
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Ethereum, dash and waves were also among the top negative contributors, Pantera said.
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Op-Ed Contributors IT'S been a rough few months for Google in Europe.
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View the entire list of contributors for the physical copy of Blond below.
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Fischer hopes that the company can change the economics for open source contributors.
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The wedding industry is considered one of the major contributors to Nigeria's economy.
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But we've known about these contributors to food insecurity for a long time.
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The rest of the contributors are recruited directly from the Seeking Arrangement community.
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Hyperallergic's Los Angeles-based contributors share their top exhibition choices of the year.
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Dung beetles are widely recognized as important contributors to farm cleanups, as well.
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Gun laws and access to firearms are not the only contributors to violence.
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It could be a model for the nation, two Op-Ed contributors write.
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Transportation and the power sector are the two largest contributors of carbon emissions.
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With some 150 contributors, each installation takes about two years to put together.
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Only the most prolific and longstanding contributors get paid; others contribute for free.
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For now, though, he's hosting the project on GitHub and looking for contributors.
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Romm recounts how difficult it was to get contributors to address her subject.
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Of that group, two coaches, three contributors and 10 players will be inducted.
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Op-Ed Contributors Imagine your mother needs to move into a nursing home.
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Op-Ed Contributors It is now two and one-half minutes to midnight.
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Throughout 2016, a number of our contributors wrote about the situation in Syria.
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Harris received contributions from 138,000 contributors, a campaign source told CNN on Tuesday.
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In return, the contributors get "bragging rights," said Distinctive Assets founder Lash Fary.
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Tagliabue is a finalist in the contributors category, and the vote is Saturday.
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Banks were also the biggest contributors to gains in major blue chip indexes.
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"All contributors must provide a copy of a U.S. passport," the invitation says.
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She must also clear a donor threshold of 200,000 contributors for December, however.
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In these roles, they work as individual contributors rather than overseeing a team.
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He booked a Super Bowl suite to court prospective contributors to his fund.
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The platforms, of course, are the main contributors to our frictionless sharing environment.
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You can also check out ValueWalk on Facebook, Twitter and Yahoo Finance Contributors.
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One of the well-appreciated contributors to childhood obesity globally is food marketing.
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So yeah, we have a lot of very longtime contributors in this space.
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Op-Ed Contributors BOTH of us have raised serious questions about prostate cancer screening.
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Sometimes, contributors have been accused of improperly putting a thumb on their own scales.
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This is part of a two-week discussion on transgender issues, with ten contributors.
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A new study suggests that some other overlooked factors might be contributors, as well.
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The third category is the contributors wing, which is reserved for influential non-fighters.
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I'm so grateful to have two of music's most respected contributors by my side.
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One of the biggest contributors to overcrowding, apart from all the people, is chairs.
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" He added that his products, like the museum, are "important contributors to our society.
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Now called American Greatness, it has a masthead with non-anonymous editors and contributors.
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Mirantis started as one of the first OpenStack distributions and contributors to the project.
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Moreover, the EU is losing one of its biggest net contributors because of Brexit.
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Among the contributors may be the Chinese Internet giants that have fueled the boom.
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Proceeds from the book would be shared with contributors and help fund the nonprofit.
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Contributors share photos of the packages they've received, often drowning in paper or plastic.
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The Hillary Victory Fund operation allows Clinton to collect $350,000 checks from wealthy contributors.
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Seven contributors had forecasts of $1.50 or higher, the most since before the referendum.
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Op-Ed Contributors Over decades, several truths have emerged about United Nations peacekeeping forces.
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His foundation is one of the biggest private contributors to work on global health.
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Big GOP donors on the sidelines Other expected contributors, though, have yet to commit.
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Chromium is the open-source version of Chrome, that contributors like Beaufort work on.
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So every additional dollar raised means the contributors will get paid that much more.
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Some fundraising emails to Clinton's existing base of contributors could raise the necessary funds.
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An analysis of Uber campaign contributions distilled this difference among Democratic contributors in 2016.
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KS: But I do think we're consumers of it, versus contributors to it, more.
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And if we don't start to be contributors to it, we're captive of it.
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Other contributors wrote anywhere from 11 to a high of 53 posts that month.
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Caterpillar, Goldman Sachs and Chevron were the top contributors to gains in the index.
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We invited writers, activists and CNN contributors from different generations to hash it out.
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I want transparency in communication, both from our leadership and from our individual contributors.
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Plastic straws are one of the top contributors to marine pollution, environmental groups say.
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JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs were top contributors to stocks' closing higher on Friday.
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Exxon and BP were the second- and third-largest contributors earlier in the session.
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Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson, among the biggest contributors, have donated almost $6 million each.
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The reason is simple: these industries are some of the country's strongest economic contributors.
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The consensus among the hosts and contributors is: 'Why didn't she say anything then?
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The company also is developing a similar learning experiences for leaders and individual contributors.
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Other contributors here, like The Beatles and Elliott Smith, feel even more left-field.
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Biden's campaign has been behind in spending on Facebook ads that often entice contributors.
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Almost every economic analysis finds that legal immigrants are net contributors to the economy.
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The brick industry is one of the country's significant contributors to hazardous air pollution.
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Microsoft is now the top organization with the most open source contributors on Github.
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Clinton, if elected, would lack the courage to challenge her friends and political contributors.
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The Raptors, like the Blazers, are dealing with plenty of injuries to key contributors.
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We're also featuring a Spotify playlist of songs from Race/Related readers and contributors.
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Contributors to DonorsTrust are mostly anonymous, except for well-known conservative financier Charles Koch.
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Where it's coming from Fertilizers are thought to be one of the leading contributors.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, have are with their longstanding contributors.
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Most every economic analysis finds that legal immigrants are net contributors to the economy.
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The photo essays of Smith and other contributors to Life magazine were early inspirations.
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Or pretty much any reform that would make big-money Democratic campaign contributors unhappy.
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About 22 percent consider unemployment and low wages to be major contributors to stress.
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Conservative group American Action Network is also on the list of million-dollar contributors.
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And most important, let's end the ability of wealthy campaign contributors to buy elections.
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Our Op-Ed columnists and contributors will be writing all day about the results.
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Under both Republican and Democratic presidents, top ambassadorial posts routinely go to campaign contributors.
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Originally, The Times sent Moët & Chandon to contributors whose submissions were selected for publication.
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The network frequently interviews the president, and he often cites its anchors and contributors.
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Many of these same contributors are now donating large sums to his presidential campaign.
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There are so many different elements and contributors that go into the whole experience.
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Why it matters: The Koch brothers are some of the GOP's biggest financial contributors.
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It's all open source, of course, and the team is always looking for contributors.
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Other contributors include singer-songwriter Beth Orton, Pulp's Jarvis Cocker, Gavin Turk, and more.
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Looking at where each candidate's outside contributors live presents some interesting contrasts -- and similarities.
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A dozen of 27 common contributors between that poll and this upped their forecast.
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One of McCaskill's biggest contributors is Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook.
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It's the top political contributors to Republicans," Lambert said Monday on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Sumner didn't play Tuesday, but the Musketeers had their usual wide assortment of contributors.
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CNN contributors Van Jones and Jeffrey Lord went at it on air last night.
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Contributors included Michelle Obama, the feminist writer Roxane Gay and the actress Julianne Moore.
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Contributors skew older as a group, although perhaps not as old as you'd think.
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As part of that revamp, 13 college contributors were selected — from 20,000 — as correspondents.
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Mr. Brennan was one of several contributors whose writing careers At War helped start.
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Joe Jurado, Ebony Miranda, Claire Haug and Ian Caveny are contributors to The Edit.
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They also hope new contributors will add to it, to make it more complete.
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The defense lawyers in the two cases were big contributors to Mr. Vance's campaign.
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There will be live excerpts from ballets featuring roles originated by the book's contributors.
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Cool Cousin gives you access to contributors in 40 large cities around the world.
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The network also recently signed the columnists George Will and Bret Stephens as contributors.
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Why was it important for you to have mainly black contributors for the project?
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Howard's scoring dominance was expected but aiding the cause for Marquette were other contributors.
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He collected $2000 million from donors who gave less than $26.1, counting 224,23.6 contributors.
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Contrary to xenophobic rhetoric, immigrants pay taxes and are net contributors to the economy.
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The Jasmine Brand has freelance writers and contributors who find scoops and write stories.
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Agribusiness is among the top contributors to deforestation, which decimates wildlife populations, scientists say.
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" Its message to would-be contributors, fronting its website: "The world needs your camera.
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Apple shares rose 1.34% and were among the biggest points contributors on the Dow.
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Op-Ed Contributors THERE'S quite a paradox when it comes to our health data.
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Contributors build their mathematical models using historical stock pricing data put together by Numerai.
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"CNN has a right to tap or drop contributors at any point," Johnson said.
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"While most community contributors are there to help, abuse can happen," the post warns.
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Did the Trump inaugural committee accept money from foreign contributors or commit other crimes?
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Op-Ed Contributors Today is the first day of the 115th United States Congress.
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Op-Ed Contributors IOWA CITY — This article has been updated to reflect news developments.
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Apple and Amazon are among the biggest contributors to the gains at the open.
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Op-Ed Contributors WASHINGTON — Over the past year, Republicans have made their priorities clear.
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Op-Ed Contributors Senator Robert Byrd helped save the Affordable Care Act once already.
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The candidate was recorded speaking to "wealthy contributors" about his campaign against Barack Obama.
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But researchers there are active contributors to both AI safety and AI capabilities research.
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"By sharing the operational responsibilities for Kubernetes with contributors to the project, we look forward to seeing the new ideas and efficiencies that all Kubernetes contributors bring to the project operations," Google Kubernetes Engine product manager William Deniss writes in today's announcement.
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The personal work of all contributors is on display in an adjacent gallery under the title Friends of Friends, in a rare and generous nod to the often unrecognized creative contributors to the execution of a featured artist's vision on this scale.
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But we've grown a lot—our network of contributors is way more established and streamlined.
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Oil giants Royal Dutch Shell and Total were the fourth- and seventh-biggest contributors, respectively.
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It is also one of the single biggest contributors to carbon dioxide emissions on Earth.
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Contributors, who are from Colombia, Iraq, Syria, and other countries, use only a first name.
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With such a vast conglomerate of contributors, there's bound to be a difference of opinion.
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Joining me now for reaction, they&aposre Fox News contributors, Allen West and Richard Fowler.
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Op-Ed Contributors Mr. Yoo is a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Today it's still obscuring the identities of staff and contributors through the use of pseudonyms.
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Goodson did not pull any punches with his lineup, and neither did the show's contributors.
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As one of Hyperallergic's original contributors, An Xiao Mina is no stranger to Hyperallergic readers.
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What appears to be missing are foundation records on donors and contributors for these affiliates.
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But as the 196 other Edge contributors pointed out, there are noteworthy things happening elsewhere.
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After that, there were 17 different designs, involving a number of contributors including Andy Warhol.
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Contributors to the BG&E2 partnership will be paid digitally in January 2019 through Hyperwallet.
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One of the major contributors to Lord Hanson's wealth was the burgeoning American coal industry.
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He also noted that India and Argentina were the largest contributors to idiosyncratic country risk.
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It is also one of the main troop contributors to NATO's training mission in Afghanistan.
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Other contributors to MS include environmental factors such as age, gender, infectious diseases, and geography.
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Among the contributors and challenges explored: Rosario Dawson takes on the Flint, Michigan water crisis.
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For September's primary debate, candidates need to have raised funds from at least 130,000 contributors.
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To judge by the roster of contributors, this disparate nation consists mostly of distinguished literati.
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Our thought bubble: Many contributors answer the "which is the best hacker movie" question incorrectly.
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Dams and reservoirs are the top contributors to major connectivity loss of sections of rivers.
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The states of Pará and Mato Grosso were the largest contributors to the deforestation increase.
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Trusted Flaggers and YouTube Contributors, the programs specific to YouTube, also get invited to events.
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Goldman Sachs, Caterpillar and JPMorgan Chase were the top contributors to gains in the Dow.
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They and other contributors will challenge you to rethink your approach to changing the world.
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Raul A. Reyes is an attorney and member of the USA Today board of contributors.
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ITC Ltd rose 1.7 percent and was among the top contributors to the index gains.
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My contributors and I try to tackle things like, what do your stepkids call you?
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But with so many possible contributors to sexual pain, I don't know that anyone's is.
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Views expressed by contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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Home Depot and Comcast (parent company of NBCUniversal and CNBC) have also been big contributors.
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The views of Contributors are their own and are now the views of The Hill.
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Organic EBITDA growth and re-development EBITDA growth were the primary contributors to the improvement.
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Several studies have found that EU migrants, unlike non-EU ones, are net fiscal contributors.
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Doing so would mean that contributors to the foundation would be indirectly footing the bill.
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Experts and highly skilled contributors need no longer be physically present to solve remote issues.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill. .
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They still market very heavily these products that are major contributors to our health problems.
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Supporters argue they protect the rights of residents who are valuable contributors to a community.
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Smoke from the fires is one of the major contributors to northern India's pollution crisis.
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The school prominently posts the names of all contributors to the 100-percent-participation campaign.
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The idea was to make the stolen tokens worthless and enable contributors to receive refunds.
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Donald Trump Jr. attended the event, Rosser said, along with Bailey and many other contributors.
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As many as 36,000 of those donors were first-time contributors, according to the campaign.
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Brian Schatz, Bridenstine would not say if humans were the primary contributors to climate change.
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Walsh had also been offered a contributors role that disappeared when things between them soured.
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We don't need to know the identities of the individual contributors to do this, however.
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In the bureau's first few months, Middleton and Hencher were among its most prolific contributors.
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Nigeria and Pakistan, two major contributors, both face international security challenges and have experienced coups.
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But for many, the familiar stable of contributors is starkly at odds with their worldview.
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That said, Linux did take off, gathering first tens, then hundreds and thousands of contributors.
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Oil giants Royal Dutch Shell and Total were the fourth and seventh biggest contributors, respectively.
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We're really, really open to hearing from people right now, like potential contributors and writers.
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And most of the dosh came from low-income contributors whose donations averaged $27 apiece.
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Courtesy of his army of small-dollar contributors, Sanders already had a lot of money.
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"The average age of contributors when I started was in the low fifties," Shortz estimates.
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Lawfare's contributors—and Wittes in particular—have not held back when writing about President Trump.
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Last week, several of our contributors and people around the newsroom wrote about making friends.
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You're there to serve the people, not to serve yourself, not to serve your contributors.
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The Edit Contributors to The Edit weigh in on what being 183 meant to them.
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Op-Ed Contributors Linda Brown wasn't allowed to attend the Sumner School in Topeka, Kan.
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Read by a full cast of contributors, including Angie Thomas, David Levithan and Jason Reynolds.
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He says "mega-projects", such as Istanbul's third airport, are major contributors to the economy.
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Other major contributors include South Korea's Samsung Electronics, Finland's Nokia and several companies in Japan.
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The other contributors declined to be interviewed or did not respond to requests for comment.
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Long-running dynasties have relied on finding key contributors late or out of the draft.
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Contributors will include Carmen Maria Machado, Larissa Pham, Kiese Laymon, Samantha Irby, and Kima Jones.
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Outside contributors' opinions and analysis of the most important issues in politics, science, and culture.
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Over all in the first quarter of 2019, Mr. Sanders touted more than 525,000 contributors.
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The two panels with girls in blue ink — that's from one of your Rookie contributors?
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Op-Ed Contributors Partisan fights in Washington can leave the impression that we're hopelessly divided.
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Those copyrights determine how a song's contributors get paid, and how much they are paid.
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Oil giants Royal Dutch Shell and Total were the fourth- and seventh-biggest contributors, respectively.
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The time gap, and the pay gap, are key contributors to the gender wealth disparity.
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Dancers from New York City Ballet perform excerpts from roles originated by the book's contributors.
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Two Hyperallergic contributors compiled a directory of some of their favorite galleries, museums, and nonprofits.
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Op-Ed Contributors President Trump's plan to deport millions of people appears to be underway.
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You can see more about the top puzzle contributors to The New York Times here.
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These come from freelance contributors across the United States and Canada, both regulars and newcomers.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the problems of The Hill.
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"Dreamers have become essential contributors to American companies and the American economy," the companies wrote.
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Across the state in Baltimore, diabetes and hypertension remain among the biggest contributors to deaths.
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Dunn: Far more important is the number of contributors than the amount of the contributions.
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Other speakers from the 2016 conference are regular contributors to the white nationalist website VDare.
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Op-Ed Contributors Liberal Americans have been distraught since Donald J. Trump's victory last month.
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As contributors in the food cycle, farmers and ranchers know we have improvements to make.
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Raul A. Reyes is an attorney and member of the USA Today board of contributors.
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Both men lag behind Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, who has 45 billionaire contributors.
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Asset management and brokerage fees continued to be the largest contributors to revenue in 20153.
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Op-Ed Contributors It looks as if Republicans want to bring back health care rationing.
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The remaining 17 contributors said they were not confident, mostly citing expectations for elevated inflation.
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However, this also precludes the independent scholars or individual contributors like me to participate actively.
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Op-Ed Contributors Immigration has become one of the most polarizing issues of our day.
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One of the most significant contributors to climate change shows no signs of slowing down.
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Hyperallergic Weekend's Albert Mobilio received a grant, as did contributors Taylor Aldridge and Emily Colucci.
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All written by "readers who are welcome to become contributors," as Glukhovsky himself calls them.
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Creative Growth artists are the magazine's sole contributors, and its publishing is a community effort.
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Australia's 'Big Four' banks were the biggest contributors to losses, falling between 0.2% and 0.8%.
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Right, so for a while then, HuffPo moved to really heavily leaning on unpaid contributors.
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Demand a government that represents us and not just a handful of campaign contributions, contributors.
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Its Top Contributors program recognizes people who field questions from users on its product forums and through a program called "Help on Social" that allows contributors to specify which products they are experts in (such as Hangouts or Maps) and answer questions via Twitter.
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OP-ED CONTRIBUTORs Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, is facing the biggest challenge of his career.
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Contributors may also receive a state income tax deduction, depending on the plan (fees also vary).
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Many contributors, however, talk about how they fear sharing those sentiments with family, friends and neighbors.
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He has loaned his campaign $22017 million and raised nearly $100,000 so far from private contributors.
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Beef production is one of the most significant contributors to global, man-made greenhouse gas emission.
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The agencies will engage corrupt contributors and agree to pay their fee for writing the article.
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Facebook, Mozilla and Craigslist founder Craig Newmark are among the contributors to the News Integrity Initiative.
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Of those contributors, 68 percent have given to a campaign to help a person in need.
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They now hold assets worth 10.2 billion euros ($11.43 billion) for just over 7 million contributors.
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A plethora of wealthy campaign contributors support the FCC's decision, including (obviously) the broadband providers themselves.
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"I had numerous flight instructors and contributors to my training to figure this out," Cox said.
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One of our Dutch contributors experimented with a "hangover-free beer" and claims it actually worked.
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FOX News contributors Mollie Hemingway and Byron York discuss the ongoing fallout from the Helsinki summit.
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The United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan and Sweden were this year's top contributors to the fund.
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The campaign will compare the names of individual contributors with leadership teams listed on corporate websites.
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The blog now has more than 280 contributors and receives more than 13,000 views each month.
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But many of its contributors will inevitably end up working at other outlets — or already do.
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Verizon closed 3.3 percent lower as one of the greatest contributors to declines in the Dow.
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Soaring rents and stagnant wages are the main contributors to poverty, but not the only ones.
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For $250,000, contributors get a photo, golf outing and can participate in a round-table discussion.
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According to the foundation, they have 300,000 contributors and 90% of donations are $100 or less.
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Indeed, some of the largest contributors to the budget are not currently members of the council.
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Financials were the biggest contributors to gains, recovering after the risk-off start to the week.
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This is part of a one-week discussion on a second Brexit referendum, with ten contributors.
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For Prometheus that means 20 active maintainers, more than 1,000 contributors and more than 13,000 commits.
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New digital coins linked to the project, called "Tezzies," have yet to be issued to contributors.
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But overall, studies, notably by the OECD, suggest migrants are typically net contributors to public finances.
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Other contributors include French Minister of Culture Fleur Pellerin, and actresses Isabelle Adjani and Charlotte Gainsbourg.
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Such an aesthetics, the contributors suggest, could become the primary discourse for political and social engagement.
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The contributors to this issue prove that patience in photography is about more than sitting still.
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Some people have died, though; that's how long I've been doing this—my contributors are dying.
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But looking at percentage of money raised, small contributors gave only 24% of the total raised.
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The Celtics know this, and aren't afraid to part ways with even their most beloved contributors.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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Contributors for the magazine are drawn from across the gaming spectrum, covering developers and critics alike.
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The views of contributors of are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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During an ICO, contributors typically send digital currencies like Bitcoin and receive new tokens in return.
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ABC News doesn't have a standalone section, but runs opinions and analysis from contributors on occasion.
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Too many contributors are being asked only for campaign money, not advice, separating citizens from leaders.
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The Tezos fundraiser was structured as a donation, though some contributors believed it was an investment.
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Chavez discouraged his contributors from expressions of raw anger, and encouraged messages of love and solidarity.
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The roundtable, with Wilmore and show contributors Rory Albanese and Robin Thede, focused on cultural appropriation.
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Since they tend to be young, employed and taxpaying, migrants are net contributors to the state.
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"There's been like 46 contributors, and this is over just two days," Almutawa tells The Verge.
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Q. One of your contributors, James Leibold, draws a distinction between ethnic conflict and ethnic protest.
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A. One thing all the contributors found is that policies didn't take effect simultaneously across China.
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Until the network launches — and no date is set — contributors to the fundraiser will receive nothing.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the views View the discussion thread.
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"China growth has actually been one of the critical contributors to demand for oil," he said.
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Coal is one of the biggest contributors to carbon in the atmosphere--a significant greenhouse gas.
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The Hill contributors John Feehery and Peter Fenn join A.B. Stoddard to take your campaign questions.
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How partners communicate about these things is one of the biggest contributors to overall relationship satisfaction.
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The group asked contributors if the content of their tributes could be transferred to the museum.
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He has also lumped Japan with China and Mexico as big contributors to America's trade deficit.
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The sector was also one of the largest contributors to earnings growth in the first quarter.
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The favored construction companies and unions are usually big contributors to political campaigns, including Governor Cuomo's.
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Countries that had contingents in Malakal — Ethiopia, India and Rwanda — are among the largest troop contributors.
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We left space for narrative details and asked contributors to provide any snapshots they could find.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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Here's a video in which I and other contributors and partners explain the magazine's focal point.
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Op-Ed Contributors Hillary Clinton is favored to become the next president of the United States.
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RANDY KENNEDY 'ALMA THOMAS' By Ian Berry and Lauren Haynes (and other contributors); Prestel; $49.95; tang.skidmore.
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For many people, credit cards will be one of the biggest contributors to high-interest debt.
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Erin's fine with what I'm doing ... we're on the same show together, we're both CNN contributors.
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Sanders's campaign has raised nearly $85033 million from about 2 million contributors, according to the Post.
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Op-Ed Contributors In many ways, there has never been a better time to be alive.
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Thanks to 3,161 individual contributors, our campaign raised just over $85033,000 in the first 40 days!
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Raul A. Reyes is an immigration attorney and member of the USA Today Board of Contributors.
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If contributors are uncomfortable with having their identities revealed, there is an easy solution — give less.
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In the past, the transition period was ripe for the influence of campaign contributors and lobbyists.
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James Bovard, author of "Public Policy Hooligan," is a member of USA TODAY's board of contributors.
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The views expressed by Contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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We know that well-heeled campaign contributors receive preferential policies in return for their financial support.
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One of the main contributors to plastic waste comes in the form of disposable water bottles.
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So I'm delighted with the contributors, the people who have been sharing their histories of delusions.
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"You tick off the Jew When you write what is true," one of the contributors wrote.
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"Our members are contributors to our community, not customers, consumers or users," notes the project FAQ.
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Supporting both guards on the wing will be an athletic, versatile fleet of two-way contributors.
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Edwin Encarnacion and Michael Saunders, two key offensive contributors from last season, departed via free agency.
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Banking stocks fell, with HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank among the biggest contributors to the decline.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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Clinton, by contrast, has celebrated immigrants, both legal and illegal, as important contributors to American society.
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The views expressed by the contributors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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And he's built a bigger army of grassroots supporters and contributors than Obama did in 2008.
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This is the office manager, executive assistant, junior engineer, individual contributors in marketing, finance, and administration.
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For Democrats, Mr. Trump himself has proved a unifying message when seeking out financial industry contributors.
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In a series of tweets on Friday, Mr. Stone insulted several CNN news anchors and contributors.
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Amanda Gorman, Tim Hatton, Claire Haug, Kevin Liao and Hallie Reed are contributors to The Edit.
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Minds describes itself as an "anti-Facebook" and "crypto social network," and rewards contributors in bitcoin.
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Last year, the company dismissed multiple contributors and writers, many of whom were critical of Trump.
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Previous contributors include David Bailey, John Baldessari, Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry, Paula Rego, and Yinka Shonibare.
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The Manhattan Neighborhood Network disciplined two contributors after a film received complaints for allegedly inciting violence.
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That our government belongs to all of us, not just Super PACs and wealthy campaign contributors.
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Until the network launches – and no date is set – contributors to the fundraiser will receive nothing.
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China is now one of the leading contributors to the United Nations budget and peacekeeping operations.
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"These are contributors to how long and deep this downturn is going to be," she said.
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Each week, the newsletter highlights original stories published by the At War team and guest contributors.
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A roundup of things T editors — and our contributors — are excited about on a given week.
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Op-Ed Contributors BUENOS AIRES — President Evo Morales of Bolivia seems obsessed with staying in power.
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NEW YORK The Metropolitan Diary column on Monday misstated the surname of one of the contributors.
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Op-Ed Contributors Scrutiny is mounting on the world's largest publicly traded oil and gas company.
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And throughout women are major contributors to the show's queer rewriting of history and art history.
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At the same time, some raised questions about streamlined training as potential contributors to the mishaps.
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It paid dividends this spring as she tripled her haul from small contributors to $19.2 million.
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Instead he defrauded contributors of $87,000, which he spent on designer clothes, expensive meals and trips.
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Then, Haugland was one of Mr. Cuomo's largest contributors as he ran for a third term.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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Private companies are the largest contributors to GDP growth and employment, so this naturally juiced performance.
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The Web Foundation also cites the governments of France and Germany as contributors to the principles.
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It has also said he received donations from 300,000 new contributors in the last fundraising cycle.
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And the pressure, from conservative pundits and Breitbart contributors, doesn't just get dismissed, it goes unnoticed.
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Op-Ed Contributors The Justice Department announced on Wednesday that the crafting giant Hobby Lobby, Inc.
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Women and nonbinary contributors report frequent harassment from their fellow Wikipedians—trolling, doxing, hacking, death threats.
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At the Bulwark, he writes alongside contributors like Jeff Greenfield, Molly Jong-Fast and Stuart Stevens.
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Op-Ed Contributors Science and technology have powered America's economic engine for more than 70 years.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A hedge fund powered by ideas from anonymous contributors is attracting some prominent investors.
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According to the paper, many of Trump's biggest campaign supporters were contributors to his inaugural fund.
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"Its executives have been consistent financial contributors to Republican candidates," the Washington Post reported in 2014.
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Other high-profile contributors to the Vision Fund include Apple (AAPL) and US chipmaker Qualcomm (QCOM).
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He took in an astounding $80 million from individual contributors during his 203 Texas Senate bid.
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The views expressed by Contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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We ask our regular contributors, many of whom live overseas or roam the globe, for ideas.
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The views expressed by contributors are their own ad are not the views of The Hill.
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Op-Ed Contributors The heart of the Antiquities Act of 1906 is a mere two sentences.
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The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this product are those of the contributors.
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Op-Ed Contributors Georgia is on the cusp of a very important decision about nuclear energy.
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Op-Ed Contributors TEL AVIV — When Vice President Mike Pence spoke to the Knesset on Jan.
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Big picture, Toronto has a rapidly progressing core simmering beneath its veteran, All-Star-caliber contributors.
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As freshmen, they were contributors on the ninth-seeded Shockers team that made the Final Four.
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Other contributors included hair stylist Nadine Baptiste, makeup artist Umber Ghauri, and makeup director Salwa Rahman.
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Outside contributors' opinions and analysis of the most important issues in politics, science, and culture. Sen.
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Yeah, although it's kind of funny to think of all of the fights over paying contributors.
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He chose to press on as much for his team of contributors as much for himself.
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In other words, government serves the needs of all people rather than just wealthy campaign contributors.
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If you find a bug or vulnerability, you can submit it here (although you'll need to make an account first), and it seems the company will be updating a leaderboard of top contributors and featuring the top three contributors on the bug bounty program's main page.
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Two companies involved with the plant's construction are among Mr. Wilson's biggest contributors, according to campaign records.
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Estimize contributors expect earnings of $3.24 per share, reflecting a 2 percent decline from a year earlier.
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It's described as "a JavaScript library for building user interfaces," and has nearly 1,300 contributors on GitHub.
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Of the half dozen former and current Odyssey contributors Backchannelspoke with, perceptions of the site's reputation varied.
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Instead, it's words typed out, added to via other contributors, and shared via platforms like Google docs.
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The group's tax filings show a mix of contributors including companies, plaintiff law firms and labor unions.
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The modern understanding of addiction stresses treating addiction as a medical condition, with social and environmental contributors.
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He will join an already sizable conservative contingent in the Post's rotation of regular op-ed contributors.
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Ben was one of the first people to come forward when I asked for contributors on Twitter.
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CNN owner AT&T (T), Disney (DIS) and IBM (IBM) were also among the top 20 contributors.
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Contributors would share their weekly pitches in the group, which editors would "heart" to approve, said Spies.
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The media have also fallen victim to partisan scepticism—certainly among audiences, if not also among contributors.
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They are major contributors of new cells that replace the cells that were lost due to injury.
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Those views appear to have solidified from last month, with more common contributors picking those two options.
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The campaign did not identify any contributors Friday who pledged funds without following through in actual donations.
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All of the first week's articles can be found here, along with responses from the original contributors.
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A daily check-in instrument asks contributors to rate their mood, productivity, and energy on a scale.
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Saudi Arabian Mining Co (Ma'aden) was one of the main contributors to the rise, climbing 1.8 percent.
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Snapchat touts a network of more than 150 million daily active users globally who can become contributors.
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Clinton has left the campaign trail repeatedly to fly to other cities for receptions with bigger contributors.
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Companies in heavily regulated industries such as banking, health care and energy are among the largest contributors.
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But just as men are equal partners in conception, they can be contributors to fertility problems, too.
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Researchers have proposed dozens of potential environmental contributors to autism — including air pollution, pesticides, antidepressants, and viruses.
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Other major pro-legalization contributors include Drug Policy Action ($500,000) and WeedMaps ($500,000), a marijuana dispensary finder.
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Among Citi's Asian subsidiaries, CTL is one of the important contributors to the group's liquidity and earnings.
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The singer was among a long list of "contributors" recognized for their work on the hit musical.
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Contributors include Shaun Coleman and Matt Conover, co-founders of CloudVolumes, and Trident Space founder Nick Karangelan.
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The views expressed are his alone and not those of the Institute's Board, contributors, or advisory councils.
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Typically, cable news contributors work part-time for a news network providing on-air commentary and analysis.
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Contributors compare the officially documented heights of pokemon with their perceived heights on the long-running cartoon.
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The move could help strengthen Yik Yak communities by making their best contributors more visible and trusted.
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This is depressingly indicative of the competitive state the rising contributors of the games press are facing.
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Despite (or maybe thanks to) its expansive network of crowdsourced contributors, Local Motors only employees 130 workers.
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Other big contributors to final power bills, renewable support fees and grid transport costs, were relatively stable.
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The average donation was around $21.5,21, a figure that's slightly skewed by some of the biggest contributors.
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Op-Ed Contributors WE'RE now getting an idea of just how expensive breaking the law can be.
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Toyota Philippines is among the top income contributors of GT Capital, which is valued at $3.2 billion.
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As suspected, contributors such as Rostam, Jamie xx, and Yung Lean all made appearances on the record.
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According to the "Areas of Worklife" model, workload is only one of the six contributors to burnout.
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It creates more shelf space for contributors who might be agitating for a show of their own.
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The Journal reported that many of the president's biggest campaign supporters were contributors to his inaugural fund.
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And crucially, there is the network of contributors that Mr. Haspiel seems to inspire and move among.
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The Golden Knights have achieved their unprecedented early-season success thanks to an unlikely committee of contributors.
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At the same time, Conagra will try and balance innovation with high-margin, reliable contributors, Connolly said.
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The company and its employees are major contributors to lawmakers, both Democrats and Republicans, on Capitol Hill.
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Owners are also large contributors with nearly two-thirds giving to a political candidate last election cycle.
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He furnished his new commissioner's office with $55,000 worth of Texana and taxidermy, courtesy of his contributors.
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The views of expressed by contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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The NAS study found that their descendants are also net contributors to funding government at all levels.
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An all-star list of contributors includes Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah, Kevin Young, Mitchell Jackson and Edwidge Danticat.
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Op-Ed Contributors SINCE the year began, police officers have killed 210 people, roughly three a day.
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Op-Ed Contributors Washington — THE growth in the nation's prison population has been nothing short of staggering.
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It has since been embroiled in controversy and has yet to issue any tokens to its contributors.
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The EU will lose one of its big net contributors, the second largest after Germany in 2015.
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Under the proposal, the I.R.S. would no longer be told the identities of contributors to these nonprofits.
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Federal investigators are also looking at the nonprofit; several contributors also gave money to the Senate campaign.
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Not much will change for us, the contributors of Noisey, who actually got paid to write this.
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His Patreon page today has 26 contributors providing him with $6473,2647 in funding per month ($2317,2188 annually).
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A couple of contributors report that the reproduction is taped to the wall of their writing rooms.
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Op-Ed Contributors MINNESOTA'S Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is one of America's most popular wild destinations.
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Op-Ed Contributors Together, the two of us have 179 years of life experience and 13 grandchildren.
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After a dinner of shredded beef, the state officials and political contributors, some in pajamas, drank beers.
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The Lightning played without a pair of major contributors: right winger Nikita Kucherov and defenseman Victor Hedman.
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The first campaign lasted nine days and collected $3,630.88, about $86,93 in today's dollars, from 117 contributors.
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This same philosophy of "citizen journalist" contributors was one he defended on the predecessor to WT:Social, WikiTribune.
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The website considers its commenters so valuable that last year BaT began hosting barbecues for frequent contributors.
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Mr. Rechnitz donated directly to Mr. de Blasio's campaign and bundled more than $40,000 from other contributors.
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Many contributors tack commentary on to the stories they've just told ("that's why I love New York").
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Op-Ed Contributors We learned on Tuesday that three billion Yahoo email accounts were compromised in 733.
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The Edit, a newsletter created specifically for college students and recent graduates, is looking for five contributors.
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In January, we announced that we were seeking to bring on five regular contributors to The Edit.
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About $9.5 million came from contributions; $5 million from government grants, and $4.5 million from unnamed contributors.
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Last week, contributors to the PGP protocol GnuPG noticed that someone was "poisoning" or "flooding" their certificates.
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The maximum from all contributors is pegged to the annual gift tax exclusion, currently $463,000 a year.
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Most of our contributors are women, and quite a few are queer, gay, and non-binary people.
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Its purpose is to reward the most reliable contributors and to encourage them to contribute more often.
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It's also a recognition that, generally speaking, puzzles from regular contributors require less editorial time and effort.
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Other contributors have reported that they were told to cover their mouths with bandannas or coffee filters.
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Other contributors have reported that they were told to cover their mouths with bandannas or coffee filters.
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" He concedes, moreover, that The Times's "Op-Ed columns and contributors are overwhelmingly anti-Trump, every day.
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Mr. O'Rourke and Ms. Klobuchar were the only other candidates to top $3 million among such contributors.
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"All contributors are expressly asked to affirm they are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident," he said.
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Fill in the other album information — title, description, date, location; you can also add co-contributors here.
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Jordan Schakel, one of the Aztecs' core scoring contributors on the year, was held scoreless on Saturday.
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"We're going to become significant contributors, but we want access," Mr. Rechnitz said he told Mr. Offinger.
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Here The New York Times music critics and contributors choose 21 ECM albums to begin the exploration.
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Mr. Clinton largely defended the visits, saying that the guests had stayed as friends, not as contributors.
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Further contributors to pollution are municipalities' garbage, a significant quantity of which ends up in our waterways.
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Several contributors from g0v responded by partnering with the government to start the vTaiwan platform in 2015.
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The footage in the current edit of the film is from Dorris and hand-selected other contributors.
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Whether they will be net contributors to our common well-being depends on what we do now.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones of The Times and other contributors to The 1619 Project won a special award.
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The list of contributors at the bottom of the briefing grows longer every day, Mr. Goldman said.
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Twenty-four of 49 common contributors from last month revised their forecasts to show a stronger yuan.
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The U.K., which has been one of the EU's key contributors, left the bloc on January 31.
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The views expressed by the contributors are their own and are not the views of The Hill.
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Sheary (51 points) and Guentzel (26 points) have been solid contributors on Pittsburgh's first line, complementing Crosby.
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Many of the program's regular contributors — Marcia Coyle, Tamara Keith and Amy Walter among them — are women.
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Haugland Group was suddenly one of Mr. Cuomo's largest contributors as he ran for a third term.
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Neither the Times nor Time magazine reported that ACLU contributors were inspired by the John Oliver show.
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Getty Images says it has 200,000 contributors who rely on the photojournalism agency to make a living.
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Luxury brands Porsche and Audi remain key profit contributors, making up around 23.4 percent of group EBIT.
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Are Mulvaney's campaign contributors are knocking on the CFPB's door to collect a return on their investments?
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Apparently there are not enough private-sector contributors interested in telling America's story for its own sake.
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Such is the case with OxyContin, one of the most important contributors to America's current opioid epidemic.
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But O'Rourke had contributors from every single state last quarter, an analysis of the FEC records shows.
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It is crucial that we hold the president to the same standards we demand of other contributors.
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One of the greatest voices, musicians, contributors and collaborators to rock n roll music has passed away.
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"DNC says having >65,000 individual contributors will be a debate criterion," Buttigieg (pronounced boot-edge-edge) tweeted.
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The network's deep well of contributors and political pundits ensures that the Trump show is always rolling.
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Thousands and thousands of other recipes collected and developed by our reporters and contributors are on Cooking.
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Privately, his circle has fretted to supporters about the optics of his early reliance on larger contributors.
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Salem Media, which owns RedState, froze site tools Friday morning, blocking access to all contributors and bloggers.
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For the day, mining stocks were the biggest contributors to gains, with the subindex adding about 210%.
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All are shared under a Creative Commons license, with over 100 contributors from 15 countries to date.
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And there's more ... a bunch of contributors give accounts of their divorces and how they navigated them.
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Contributors Matt McDermott and Bernard Whitman argue the arrival of this rainbow wave will fundamentally change American politics.
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Real change never takes place from the top down, or in the living rooms of wealthy campaign contributors.
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Our investigation of school and classroom factors, however, does point toward two contributors to the black-white gap.
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Management specifically called out labels like Urban Decay, Too Faced, Clinique and Lancome as contributors to its growth.
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We have editors and contributors Peter Rubin, Angela Watercutter, and K.M. McFarland turned up and ready to go.
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Contributors included 863 institutions, research centers and public authorities, as well as representatives of industries and tourism businesses.
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As mentioned above, the early open-source projects leveraged the community as key contributors to the software base.
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YouTube said in a blog post on Tuesday it would roll out the feature to other contributors soon.
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Net contributors, chiefly Germany and France, would face higher payments and net recipients would see their benefits cut.
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Unfortunately it would seem that not all contributors to last week's discussion realise that this is the case.
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We have included contributors with whose views we agree and disagree; we have hosted debates on controversial subjects.
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More than any other remaining candidate in the race, Biden is reliant on major contributors for campaign cash.
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Akasaka spent the last year working with a team of contributors to develop accessibility guidelines for the app.
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European economies are expected to be among the largest contributors to the global slowdown, according to the IMF.
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Because they were present at the creation and they are no longer major contributors to the core code.
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Interested contributors can download the "Hack Pack" and open-source code available on the site to get started.
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Op-Ed Contributors LAST month, President Obama inaugurated yet another way to encourage Americans to save for retirement.
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To the contrary, as many contributors have noted, having the choice makes the gift of life more precious.
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The Trump Foundation has received more than $25,000 in each of the past 10 years from outside contributors.
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What we need to do is to stand up to the big money interests, and the campaign contributors.
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In fact, we are one of the largest per capita troop contributors to the international mission in Afghanistan.
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As part of the partnership, Google will be modifying its image search to improve attribution of contributors' work.
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The seven mandatory private pension funds manage assets worth 10.2 billion euros for just over 7 million contributors.
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More blurry is their research on the non-genetic (or environmental) contributors to autism, like pollution or medications.
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They now hold assets worth more than 10 billion euros ($11.14 billion) for just over 7 million contributors.
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More than 75% of common contributors from last month either downgraded their growth outlook or kept it unchanged.
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Comet Interceptor will involve scientists and engineers from University College London, Edinburgh University, NASA, JAXA, among other contributors.
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Turrell is quite literally shining a light on these and other contributors to Germany's cultural and historical heritage.
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As the Slutist collective grew, Korvette began to notice a charmed connection between contributors' spiritual and sexual identities.
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Here to react, investigative reporter Sarah Carter and The Federalist Mollie Hemingway, both are fox news contributors. Molly?
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The number of opposing Design Museum contributors has grown to 40 since the initial release of the statement.
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The Tezos fundraiser was structured as a donation, though some contributors say they believed it was an investment.
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Over three-quarters of common contributors to the latest and last month's poll strengthened their 12-month outlook.
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In Skirpan's opinion, striking the right balance between encouraging contributors and supervising them will remain a collective effort.
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I think also it's important to let scenes breathe and to not frame the contributors simply as victims.
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Contributors who chipped in $500,000 could attend a dinner with Vice President Mike Pence and his wife, Karen.
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One thing experts emphasize: There is no single pathway to radicalization, and there are many contributors to radicalization.
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And yet coal, iron ore, gas and oil are huge contributors to the country's exports, power and employment.
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And this year Facebook also paid its biggest single bounty ever, $50,000, to one of its top contributors.
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