I put a little dime on her chair so you see a dime going around her hips.
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"If you have a dime of capital, that dime is invested somewhere and is giving you a return right now; if you get rid of that dime, you're going to lose the return that you're getting on that dime and you're basically going to lower your secular growth rate," he said.
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Rachel Crow's "Dime" carries on this tradition: The song is about valuing yourself — "I'm a dime," Crow reminds us repeatedly throughout the song.
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The rapper dropped a dime on "Dime Trap" ... telling us he's learned a lot lately about being a better man, and a better husband.
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And I have to tell you, during the financial crisis, during Sandy, not one dime, not one dime – and I know this first hand.
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Nearby, a 23-story office, retail and apartment tower called the Dime is rising behind the soon-to-be-restored 3983 Dime Savings Bank.
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Montreal's Dime is a collective of fun-loving locals that blew up on the skate scene back in 2010 with the release of the Dime Store Video.
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Until then, PACER will keep building a wall between Americans and the public records that they have a right to access, nickel by nickel and dime by dime.
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"I never had significant personal debt, and I built Bridgewater without borrowing a dime or raising a dime from outside equity, and I made sure it has significant savings," Dalio says.
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"The Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped that dime on Donald Trump is the same Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped the dime this afternoon on Judge Roy Moore," Bannon said.
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Turns out all you need is a single thin dime.
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But the vast majority of taxpayers wouldn't see a dime.
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Meal subscription services are a dime a dozen in 723.
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Pomeroy said the church won't be paying a dime, however.
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A little (like a dime size) goes a long way.
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Electric scooters are basically a dime a dozen these days.
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Conspiracy theories as a whole are a dime a dozen.
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"You can have them stop on a dime," says Grams.
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File sharing tools are a dime a dozen these days.
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As Cramer always says, nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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Dive watches are a dime a dozen to be sure.
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"She never wanted a dime from that man," she continues.
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Education systems don't just "turn on a dime," said Field.
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Mayorga says he hasn't gotten a dime from her since.
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I hope he's already jamming up a storm with Dime.
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Surely, he lets his children dine there on his dime?
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Yes, let's save Venice, but not on the taxpayer's dime.
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So frugal that she doesn't spend a dime on razors!
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Fitch has affirmed the following ratings : Dime Community Bancshares, Inc.
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I have to leave at the drop of a dime.
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And, repeat after me: nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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But Obama could pivot into unapologetic blackness on a dime.
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"New diet trends are a dime a dozen," she said.
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"We moved before we ever got a dime," Brown continued.
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Brown, it would not require a dime from the taxpayers.
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Parents can avoid being wrangled for every nickel and dime.
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And cheerleaders are a dime a dozen on Wall Street.
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Vegan restaurants are a dime a dozen in Southern California.
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Matt Shuham: Anonymous internet bigots are a dime a dozen.
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Some CBS directors insist they won't pay him a dime.
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Try someone who's not taking a dime from anyone else.
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Insurers that just deliver products are a dime a dozen.
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"You're not investing a dime for this lady," he said.
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Would federal contractors see even a dime of back pay?
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"My daughter's like a dime-store thug on set," he joked.
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Let me be clear, we never raised one dime for that.
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Exoplanets --- or planets orbiting other stars -- are a dime a dozen.
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The USB-C dongle is a bit smaller than a dime.
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He would host vernissages of his favorites on his own dime.
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Financial dilemmas are a dime a dozen in most people's lives.
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Men like Trump are a dime a dozen in New York.
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As Jim Cramer always says, nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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That, and a friendly budget on someone else's dime — because, duh.
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In some state prisons, including Texas, inmates don't see a dime.
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They&aposre going to try to nickel and dime the president.
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And she would basically be making amends on somebody else's dime.
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But policymakers need to be ready to turn on a dime.
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In fact, it doesn't even have to cost you a dime.
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"My daughter's like a dime-store thug on set," says Reynolds.
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Today, heroin deaths are a dime a dozen in Stark County.
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That's not something that anybody could just change on a dime.
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They can turn on a dime ... Trump is the change agent.
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The 1894-S dime was struck at the San Francisco Mint.
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For 20 years, our employees never paid a dime for it.
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Stephens says the problem is ... he still hasn't seen a dime.
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We don't have the ability to stop trends on a dime.
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Doesn't it seem "Supermodels" are a dime a dozen these days?
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And it can all be done without a dime from Congress.
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Boycotts seem to be a dime a dozen in our culture.
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"This bill won't cost the taxpayers a dime," Mr. McConnell added.
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Wilfred ran roughshod over students and profited on the taxpayers' dime.
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"We're #FullSpeedAhead without a DIME of corporate PAC money," he added.
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Those nickel and dime fees quickly added up in airline profits.
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They hadn't paid anybody a dime and then just declared bankruptcy.
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It won't cost you a dime to apply or to compete.
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More than a dime bag in one shot was a gamble.
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I hadn't stolen a dime before then, nor have I since.
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I really haven't earned a dime over the past two years.
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These big box apartments just pop up on a fuckin' dime.
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"Don't give them a dime once they've graduated, Jenny!" she said.
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Before spending a dime, think about what your sudden wealth means.
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I could spot a dime in the street 20 yards away.
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Before spending a dime, think about what this sudden wealth means.
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If you're in for the dime, you're in for the dollar.
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A dime is too little and a dollar is too much.
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BUFFETT: YEAH, WELL, IT DOESN'T MEAN A DIME OF CASH TODAY.
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"The company dime simply ceased to matter to us," said Cohen.
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And best of all, it didn't cost U.S. taxpayers a dime.
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As for America's First Ladies, they don't get paid a dime.
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Cute scarves are a dime a dozen, but cute, warm scarves?
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Groups like Everytown don't spend a dime on real gun safety.
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Hydraulic brakes by Tektro make stopping on a dime fairly seamless.
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But Price isn't the only one flying on the taxpayer's dime.
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Political action committees with silly names are a dime a dozen — "Americans for Real Good Coffee" and "Americans for Crushing It" both actually exist — and most of them never end up with a dime to their name.
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Just think of all the downloads you could do on Qantas's dime.
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"These systems are flexible, they can turn on a dime," she says.
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Every dime he earns goes to Georgia Baptist Children's Homes & Family Ministries.
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And as dime-novel versions of this story go, it's not terrible.
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I really thought he was going to be 'Not on my dime.
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But he will not bet a dime on the music streaming company.
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In your experience with the data, do we stop on a dime?
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When the fins are lowered, a tuna can turn on a dime.
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But what's the most benign explanation for Corker turning on a dime?
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And so I think 'Dime' is also sort of calling that out.
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The bike looks fun, but electric bikes are a dime a dozen.
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"Not one Democrat should take one dime from the NRA," she said.
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So she decided to fly out to Chicago on her own dime.
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Artificial intelligence-focused investment funds are a dime a dozen these days.
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"They can play something at the drop of a dime," says Visconti.
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But boy, they traded it all in for a dime-store socialist.
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It&aposs not just nickel and dime, grab one little patent here.
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I hadn&apost stolen a dime before then, nor have I since.
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Luminar, a growing startup, with a pair of oscillating, dime-sized mirrors.
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But if it's within range, don't nickel and dime on the valuation.
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Thanks to a couple of honest employees, they got back every dime.
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"And if she wants me to stop, I'll stop on a dime."
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He wanted cash because he didn't want Weill to get a dime.
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But there are certain things I refuse to spend a dime on.
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That we're Snoop Dogg with a dime bag behind the 7-11.
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They were in it, and none of those junkie fucks would dime.
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And they'll coming running full speed and stop like on a dime.
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Since Mr. Gethard's insurance doesn't cover therapy, that dime was on him.
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Well, he got very creative and reached for a few dime bags.
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"This campaign will not take a dime from corporate PACs," she tweeted.
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As a result, botánicas are a dime a dozen around the city.
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A validation that purposely misleading on the taxpayer's dime is a-OK!
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Such a seismic shift would not happen "in a dime", she said.
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All of a sudden, everyone's going to drop a dime on everybody.
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Yes, that's what ... The dime dropping is going to be the problem.
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His mother, Bessie (Kovach) DeProspero, was a clerk in a dime store.
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I will never make a dime on our neglected tropical disease vaccines.
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The tower, called the Dime, is expected to open in late 2019.
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Well, or maybe I was just able to turn on a dime.
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Startups offering artificial-intelligence-powered tools are a dime a dozen nowadays.
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Every dime of that money would be invested in obtaining additional profit.
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The far right doesn't want to spend another dime on this issue.
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The American taxpayer doesn't have to pay a dime for SpaceX projects.
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But it did not, unfortunately, guarantee a dime of funding for LWCF.
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The album has some great Southern slang, like "Yankee dime" (a kiss).
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We haven't gotten one dime from the Trump campaign or any campaign.
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We have partially joint finances and beers are on his personal dime.
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To the north, dime-sized hail pounded the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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The taxpayers won't pay a dime for his seats on charter planes.
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One thing's for sure ... Irv won't spend a dime on his tracks.
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The family walks away with every dime that is raised that night.
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"I will never spend another dime in your store," one comment said.
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And, if past is prologue, he could reverse course on a dime.
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Then it stops on a dime and begins to retrench in 2018.
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And that doesn't mean dropping a dime to me or anybody else.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The SR of '5' and SRF of 'NF' reflect Fitch's view that Dime Community Bancshares and Dime Community Bank are not considered systemically important and therefore, the probability of support is unlikely.
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"'The Bezos-Amazon-Washington Post that dropped that dime on Donald Trump, is the same Bezos-Amazon-Washington Post that dropped the dime this afternoon on Judge Roy Moore," he told an audience in New Hampshire on Thursday night.
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Sincerely,Stopped on a Dime Dear Dime, Figuring out the money part of marriage can be even more stressful than figuring out the sex part, since it also involves intimacy and vulnerability but doesn't often reward you with pleasure.
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Bluetooth headphone receivers are more or less a dime a dozen these days.
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"I always tell people, good coaches are a dime a dozen," Swinney said.
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"My daughter's like a dime-store thug on set," he jokes to PEOPLE.
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Until recently, many drillers reinvested virtually every dime earned into hiking oil production.
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And yet here we are, with USB sticks the size of a dime.
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" It's also a counterintuitive situation: "I never paid a dime for my opioids.
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But I also feel like President Trump can turn that on a dime.
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She's also popped up on several home shows including Design on a Dime.
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Private flights, on the federal dime, while the rest of us fly coach.
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But then we got to 'dime,' and we were like, 'Oh, that's fun.
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Attempts at dime-store social psychology are unlikely to lead to better journalism.
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Not one dime to one major food bank, one major pantry in Jersey.
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" And he said, "Oh, pretty girls like you are a dime a dozen.
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Great sales are a dime a dozen, if you know where to look.
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He hasn't dropped a dime for the $5k a month obligation since July.
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I have complete control of this account, but I've never touched a dime.
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I was going to do it on my own dime for the interwebs.
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NEW YORK – Caught in the city with a doobie or a dime bag?
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Sometimes, she'd pay what she could; other times, she didn't pay a dime.
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Would you like to hear him while I'm out here on Columbia's dime?
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But Mashable, which sells advertising to companies like Blind, didn't see a dime.
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Ice cream and cake chains are a dime a dozen — but cheesecake chains?
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Only a single Dow stock, Procter and Gamble, was positive (by a dime).
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To this day, he's never touched a dime of his "Tonight Show" money.
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To this day, he's never spent a dime of his "Tonight Show" money.
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Junior forward Malik Dime had 264 points, six rebounds and seven blocked shots.
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Over the next few months, I spent every dime I had on cocaine.
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Some chunks are as big as a truck, others smaller than a dime.
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At a measly dime per minute of audio, I've become a profligate transcriber.
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The unwitting buyer is unlikely to see a dime of this money again.
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Kenny calls Lee a "dime store psychiatrist," and Lee continues to provoke him.
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"The administration has documented every dime of the $1.9 billion dollars," DeLauro said.
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It is about his shocking use of private jets on the taxpayer dime.
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And we did it without a dime of lobbyist money or PAC money.
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Nearly every dime spent on ethanol stays right here in the United States.
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Once inside, you can drink to your heart's content without paying a dime.
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He was a mohel -- he gave circumcisions and he never took a dime.
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Her message was: Never spend a dime when you can spend a nickel.
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Backers of the bill say taxpayers should not end up paying a dime.
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This agency inflates the profits of the politically connected on the taxpayer's dime.
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"Every dime will be accounted for, and that is key," Ms. Angard said.
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It expects, however, that the program won't cost the federal government a dime.
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Indeed, Hunter Biden insisted he did not made a dime on the deal.
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TG&Y was a five-and-dime store that went defunct in 2001.
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"Not a single dime in taxpayer money is involved in this," he said.
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"We're not going to ever make a dime on this," Mr. Gillenwater said.
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"At the time, it was every dime I had," said Mr. Mlodinoff, 33.
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This time, though, Simpson stands to make not one dime from the telecast.
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It feels like another lifetime ago that ESPN's Daily Dime was, well, daily.
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The Dime format was the brainchild of an ESPN editor named Royce Webb.
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His parents — small-business owners — would have spent their every dime, of course.
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Refiners can't just turn on a dime when the heavy crude gets sidelined.
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Some of them were flown to the remote, tropical destination on Qualcomm's dime.
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"Please stop your dime-store psychoanalysis," she wrote in an impassioned Facebook post.
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He has shown a remarkable ability to do a 180 on a dime.
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Of course, you lose that "seed money," never receiving a dime in return.
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People assume that if Congress changes a law, everything changes on a dime.
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Now Low is planning a trip to Germany with his girlfriend on JPMorgan's dime.
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"They want me to come to meetings, pre-production, but on my own dime."
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The dog rabies whispererPhoto: GettyMedical quacks and charlatans are sadly a dime a dozen.
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Meanwhile, companies like Dell and Apple continue to nickel and dime you for storage.
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My husband's mom was retired, so could come at the drop of a dime.
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Such a plan won't cost taxpayers a dime, he said, and will improve efficiency.
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That means, for instance, recognising a gun, as it's pulled in a dime store.
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But Wyatt told the Oklahoman his clients likely won't collect a dime from Caswell.
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Trump is often ideologically supple and could turn on a dime on the dispute.
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Mostly it involves trying to pull up everywhere smelling like dime sacks and cognac.
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This is about the size of an American dime seen from four kilometres away.
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But even without spending a dime, I've gotten kind of addicted to Clash Royale.
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But the company has apparently never paid a dime for the prolific product placement.
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Lots of times, they'll offer to pay me, but I've never taken a dime.
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Superpower origin stories are a dime a dozen in today's hero-soaked media landscape.
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Wars have been fought over it, and gold scams are a dime a dozen.
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Doing something nice for yourself that feels expensive, but won't cost you a dime.
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Consider this a delightful opportunity to consume free calories on a large company's dime.
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Get ready to rock this summer — all without spending a dime on concert tickets.
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Billionaire playboys: They're a dime a dozen in the world of superhero movies, right?
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George and Willie Muse, sideshow performers for dime museums and circuses including Ringling Bros.
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Stories of odd experiences with less-than-stellar products are a dime a dozen.
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It's gonna take so much and I don't want to nickel-and-dime it.
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So I'm actually making money that day, you know, without laying out a dime.
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We will not try this case in the media or pay them a dime.
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She needs to be able to qualify leads on the stop of a dime.
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MARKETS have a habit of turning on a dime and surprising the unwary commentator.
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The cost is being passed onto the consumer; NFL owners don't lose a dime.
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"The public wants every dime they can be given," Senator Orrin Hatch told CNN.
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What if you could check off your travel bucket list on someone else's dime?
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A small sample of his blood filled the "nanotainers," no bigger than a dime.
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The completed parts are bright orange, purple, and red, and resemble dime-store candies.
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Source: Bespoke Investment Group For stocks, things could change on a dime these days.
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Washington took a 48-46 lead on a layup by junior forward Malik Dime.
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"He never asked for a dime," said Kailey Young, one of Deputy Garafola's neighbors.
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But anyone watching stocks this month knows that sentiment can turn on a dime.
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Three-quarters of those families are placed in hotel rooms on the city's dime.
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But the 50 other cops that were here are all on the county dime.
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And you don't have to pay a dime to use any of these tools.
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"Sealing the deal," so to speak, is pretty simple — and doesn't cost a dime.
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"I haven't made a dime on any of the ones I've made," she said.
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"Jason is a great guy and he deserved every dime he made," she said.
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"The taxpayers won't pay a dime for my seat on those planes," said Price.
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A mouse can enter your apartment through an opening as small as a dime.
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She picks up a book that reads, One Batch, Two Batch, Penny and Dime.
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Need a dime for an inexplicably positioned pay phone, but you don't have one?
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For nearly another two years, they'd prepped Them's Fightin' Herds without seeing a dime.
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The Trailer Park Boys are going to Europe—on the Nova Scotia government's dime.
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It turns on a dime, and I overcompensate, expecting the resistance of the Adder.
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The U.S. ethanol industry has not received a dime in federal subsidies since 2202.
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On his way he fished a dime from the pocket of the paisley robe.
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He paid a security guard $50 a month — and not a dime in rent.
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"The taxpayers won't pay a dime for my seat on those planes," Price said.
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He dropped a bundle, but check out our gallery ... won't cost you a dime.
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If you went to a five-and-dime, you could buy postcards of lynchings.
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Natasha says she's never seen a dime from the song's release ... hence her lawsuit.
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"These [psychological] systems are flexible, they can turn on a dime," Cikara told me.
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It's an "expensive note," Bernstein adds, not one of those "dime-a-dozen" ones.
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This is not the time to nickel and dime people on paid time off.
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Now Mr. el-Sisi wants him to paint his home, on his own dime.
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Heidl departs on a dime for business lunches that may or may not occur.
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"Not a dime of taxpayer money was involved in the construction," Mr. Braman insisted.
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O'Keeffe cavalierly neglected to paint any while she was in Hawaii on Dole's dime.
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They kept everyone up to standards and troops didn't have to pay a dime.
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Human beings shifting the course of their global civilization on a dime is possible.
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He knows how to change the narrative on a dime by making outlandish statements.
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"The taxpayers won't pay a dime for his seats on charter planes." http://bit.
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Ordering expensive office furniture on the taxpayer dime (Housing and Urban Development Secretary Carson).
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But this series already spun once on a dime, and may do so again.
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Laura, a total dime at 26, kept it sexy in a tiny white bikini.
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"States do not pay one dime in the cost of food stamps," he said.
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The Northam side hasn't spent a dime in that market in the last month.
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"He never received a dime in connection with anything in fall 2008," Naftalis said.
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After all, the 45th President is hardly a scrimper himself, on the public's dime.
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Perhaps the saying is true: dime con quién andas y te diré quién eres.
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"We got caught three times with dime bags," she said on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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In fact, he has yet to spend a dime of his "Tonight Show" money.
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I ordered a large, and when the counterman brought it, I proffered a dime.
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But if your situation is simple enough, you shouldn't have to spend a dime.
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"Every dime that we're talking about for disaster relief is borrowed," Mr. Perdue said.
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We're told A-Rod is standing firm ... he will NOT pay her a dime.
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He's changed Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" into a street banger that runs for ten thousand miles—and now this, a reimagining of Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" into a slow meditation on what it means to be hustling "Dime After Dime".
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"The Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped that dime on Donald Trump is the same Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped the dime this afternoon on Judge Roy Moore," Bannon said at a dinner of conservative activists in Manchester, New Hampshire, Thursday night.
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But Mr. Ayers has not received a dime, and it is unclear if he will.
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" Hariri noted that his father helped put 113,211 students through college "on his own dime.
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That package authorized construction of the wall, but didn't provide a dime for the plan.
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A nymph longhorned tick, left, and an adult female, right, placed on an U.S. dime.
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She even gave him a dime in change, which he kept as a lucky charm.
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I wanted to see if I could survive off of mostly popcorn, on their dime.
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"I don't take a dime of PAC money: no corporations, no special interests," O'Rourke said.
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The financial system was stabilised without costing taxpayers a dime and the auto industry rescued.
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With it, you can make video calls instantly, and it doesn't cost you a dime.
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Uproxx Media Group — owner of sites like HitFix, Dime and Uproxx itself — has been acquired.
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It was a way to compensate for my insecurities and I never saved a dime.
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Naturally, the Trumps are not the first first family to take trips on taxpayers' dime.
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Najib is also staying at Trump Hotel in Washington, D.C., on the Malaysian government's dime.
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She's small and nimble, and quickly turns on a dime of you need her to.
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President Trump and his family are not the first ones to travel on taxpayers' dime.
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The Republican National Committee is not spending a dime to help either one of us.
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Someone dropped a dime on the can tosser, and then Ja Rule went to work.
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Fast forward to now ... Z says Tyga hasn't paid a dime of what he owes.
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I'm not a career politician — and I'm not taking a dime of corporate PAC money.
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"It is not possible to nickel and dime a health emergency without consequences," Warren said.
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But never has there been a truffle human, until Chastity Desaulniers, from Dime Box, Texas.
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Healthy people who already went to the gym merely did so on the company dime.
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Finally, this is a city and department that will nickel and dime itself to death.
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"I mean, look what Bob's doing, what I call nickel-dime process crimes," Dowd said.
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Soon enough, he'd invited her to fly out to the Indio concert on his dime.
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Restaurant jobs are a dime a dozen, so I'm guessing I might have done that.
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Booker said his campaign "didn't take a dime" from political action committees or federal lobbyists.
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Hall has graded 30 million coins in his career, including the dime that sold Thursday.
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" The bottom line is, as Cramer always says, "No one ever made a dime panicking.
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He even offers to take Fred, Jughead, and Archie out for dinner on his dime.
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BloomAPI sits on top of existing systems, integrates quickly and doesn't cost doctors a dime.
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That suggests "that households have saved every last dime from lower pump prices," Murphy said.
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Many well-known brands started out growing slowly and methodically on their founders' own dime.
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Now Uber can share in the growth of the Chinese market without spending another dime.
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It should also be noted that EF won't make a dime out of this exit.
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There are lots of people who played Dots' last game, TwoDots, without spending a dime.
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It's a win for all three parties involved and the advertising doesn't cost a dime.
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Scott's personal bank account meant that national Republicans did not have to spend a dime.
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And back in 1926 you could buy a whole plate of food for a dime.
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"The taxpayers won't pay a dime for his seats on charter planes," the agency said.
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Yet Tillerson's hard-hitting approach played an important role in pushing Russia off the dime.
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We're going to have to turn on a dime and head toward this new policy.
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Please. Not all of us plebeian moviegoers can expense our snacks on a company's dime.
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Over the past three years Dime has elevated Valdez from cult-hero to God status.
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It's called tanning lotion and it's something you never have to spend a dime on.
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In a dime store, he found a Japanese-made toy noisemaker with a flutter valve.
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Call it the education of Mark Zuckerberg and Silicon Valley, but on the world's dime.
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Then came the dime, followed by the token — the singular currency of New York City.
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Elsewhere in tech: Amazon is collecting local taxes, but several cities aren't seeing a dime.
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Last year, he visited his parents in Nepal without paying a dime for the flight.
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Within six hours, those blisters had each grown to half the size of a dime.
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I don't want them electioneering on my dime — separation of church and state, you know.
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But while that is safer for now, these things tend to turn on a dime.
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So the lead-up to Dime Day was, naturally, marked by widespread anger and controversy.
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So this might mean an oligarch's daughter who hasn't spent a dime yet — but might.
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I went to them and tried to borrow some money and couldn't get a dime.
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The one on his leg was the smallest, less than the size of a dime.
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And not one dime into criminal justice efforts […] We know what criminal justice efforts do.
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And her ability to just drop names like that on a dime – it scares me.
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But first, she wanted to take advantage of being in Europe on someone else's dime.
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Stories can turn on a dime: in the space of a page, comedy becomes tragedy.
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"He invited Celtic musicians from Scotland, on his own dime, to join us," Green said.
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He uses his body stealthily, and brings his voice into sharp focus on a dime.
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Malls disrupted the town square; superstores and category-killers disrupted the local five-and-dime.
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"He has never taken a dime of their money," said Sanders senior adviser Jeff Weaver.
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I quietly pat myself on the back for not spending a dime on lunch today.
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It marked her arrival as a pop superstar who could still turn on a dime.
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Ideas are a dime a dozen, or so they say; it's all in the execution.
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The United States economy is a big ship, and it can't turn on a dime.
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Before raising a dime, look up your state's campaign-finance laws and follow them carefully.
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Sebastian Spering Kresge opened a five-and-dime store in downtown Detroit bearing his name.
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If you don't want to spend a dime, these are the best free subscription services.
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Penny was so good at selling cycling back then that Armstrong started calling him Dime.
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About two hours north of Franklin, dime-sized hail pelted the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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He insisted he never took a dime, and there is no evidence to contradict him.
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We're also told he hasn't paid their children's tuition or sent a dime for utilities.
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"The Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped that dime on Donald Trump is the same Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped the dime this afternoon on Judge Roy Moore," Bannon said at a dinner of conservative activists in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Thursday night.
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"The Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped that dime on Donald Trump is the same Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped the dime this afternoon on Judge Roy Moore," Bannon said at a gathering of conservative activists in Manchester, New Hampshire, on November 9.
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I decided to go have my fun, and I thought girls were a dime a dozen.
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Halle Berry needs to get off the dime and tie up loose ends with Olivier Martinez.
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" Berkshire owns more than 5% of Apple and sees that stake growing "without spending a dime.
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The pickles can't have any holes bigger than a dime in them, either, or they're tossed.
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Single number four, "One Dime A Day" and its accompanying film clip premiere today on Noisey.
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Tesla (TSLA) became a major force in the auto industry without spending a dime on advertising.
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We don't expect industry pivot on a dime from 30 or 50 years of tax policy.
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This certainly goes for Amazon packages, for which reports of theft are a dime a dozen.
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Battery packs are a dime a dozen these days, and a must for any gadget lover.
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DIME provides three levels of privacy for users: Trustful, Cautious, & Paranoid, in a user-friendly interface.
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I relished the opportunity to watch dozens of new videos each month on someone else's dime.
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He tends to change, like, on a dime, where he'll be going to a certain location.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla is making Elon Musk a lot richer without paying him a dime.
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All you need is a dime-sized amount of product combed evenly through towel-dried hair.
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During Sandy, the Sandy – the big Sandy benefit, the big 9/11 benefit, not one dime.
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Click here to learn how the Equifax breach lets ID thieves have surgery on your dime .
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Still, the average price per gallon is a dime less than it was a year ago.
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The administration turned on a dime, endorsing the reports and evading questions about Trump's old criticisms.
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" Mark tweets "Feel free to protest all you want, but not on my time or dime.
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While blowdryers are a dime a dozen, a great one is not easy to come by.
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They are able to modify their production lines on a dime to churn out new products.
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WE WANT TO LEARN, WE WANT TO GROW, WE WANT TO DO IT ON OUR DIME.
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"Presidents can and do turn on a dime," Ms Gottemoeller says, more in hope than expectation.
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"African American women who are on the liberal side are a dime a dozen," Cannick says.
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JEHMU GREENE, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: Well, Pete, they are not doing it on the taxpayers&apos dime.
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The lens itself is partially collapsable and tapers off to about the size of a dime.
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Yes, Google has the server-side ability to change the look of Messages on a dime.
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It stops and stutters, levitates, descends, rushes forward at frenetic speeds and stops on a dime.
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Asked then about Community Choice, Lewandowski began with his "I haven't been paid a dime" line.
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"This certainly raises the near-term floor, but this sentiment can change on a dime too."
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The rep says Wale never saw a dime and the ex-manager never returned the cash.
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Congressional Republicans would never have agreed to create more "free" insurance plans on the government's dime.
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Over his 17 years with the network, Leno reportedly saved every dime of his NBC salary.
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She walked with us to the pool, to the library, and to the five-and-dime.
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As recent market history shows, that can change on a dime as companies release their reports.
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Others say Benchmark can turn on a dime if it feels its payday is at risk.
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Coulter on a dime turned fiercely anti-Trump and started lambasting him as soft on immigration.
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The review began following reports Pruitt would frequently travel home to Oklahoma on the taxpayers' dime.
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As for the other sisters, they travel at the drop of a dime, so stay tuned.
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Thanks to the magic of inflation, what cost a penny in 1950 requires a dime today.
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He's never made a dime yet he is sitting there on the front of my poster.
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Rather than a "dime store New Deal," he promised small government, individual liberty, and states' rights.
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No matter how well it seems your life is going, things can change on a dime.
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"They know well that groundwater availability in Florida can turn on a dime," Mr. Gross said.
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I loved the clues for ARMHOLE, REIGN, DEF, DHS, EMAILING, DELETE, EDU, TRIOS, DIME and RYE.
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Food pins are a dime a dozen, yet somehow I've never seen a good nachos pin.
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Psychedelic experiences, notoriously, can go either way—tales of bad trips are a dime a dozen.
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He remembered taking his wife for a nice dinner to the Palace Café, on Peterson's dime.
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"It's hard to just up and stop on a dime," Spade tells CNN from his home.
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"Our goal has not been to squeeze every last dime out of our players," he wrote.
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Biden knows the stakes in South Carolina -- and will spend every dime he has to win.
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Some of the bricks outside the houses have dime-size holes intended as homes for bees.
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CNBC's is tired of watching the stock market swing from bullish to bearish on a dime.
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"I was just trying to stop on a dime to get some more yards," Tate said.
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And if we get this information from the experts, it could move us off the dime.
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If there were any naysayers in my family, 'This will never… you'll never make a dime.
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Before planning to spend a dime, think about what this sudden wealth means — financially and otherwise.
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They wouldn't take a dime in return, though the four-hour trip cost more than $300.
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But consumers love Google and Facebook since they do not pay a dime for their services.
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Fate Vincent Winslow was sentenced to life without parole for selling two dime bags of marijuana.
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They don't turn on a dime and neither did I. This was partly out of habit.
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The full-page look, in print, is what I miss even more than the Weekend Dime.
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She can turn on a dime between conversational speech, pure-toned soprano singing, and Dadaistic noise.
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Before spending a dime, think about what this sudden wealth means: not only financially, but emotionally.
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All of these are great options, and some of them don't cost the company a dime.
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To this day, comedian Jay Leno hasn't touched a dime of his "The Tonight Show" money.
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But they also have to contend with sponsored posts, where the platforms don't see a dime.
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I wanted to depict how these guys can turn on a dime and become incredibly scary.
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These days that stake would be worth $70 billion, but Wayne hasn't seen a single dime.
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Instead, it simply requires that any such development be undertaken entirely on the developer's own dime.
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To this day, he says he still hasn't spent a dime of his "Tonight Show" cash.
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He hates spending on clothes and still hasn't touched a dime of his "Tonight Show" money.
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JLawr reaction GIFs are a dime a dozen, and her appearances on talk shows regularly go viral.
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The beliefs of the hosts can change on a dime, as long as it suits their agenda.
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It seats three, hauls ass, turns on a dime, and gets more than seven miles per gallon.
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But let&aposs not characterize her as maybe she sold a dime bag on the street once.
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Before giving a dime, look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites like Guidestar.
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I told him California has a history of millionaires running for public office on their own dime.
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If I'm not in a hurry, I'm picking up the dime; in a hurry, I'm walking past.
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"If a TSA employee even takes a quarter or a dime, they would be fired," she said.
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Google Photos makes it possible to store a lifetime of memories, often without paying a single dime.
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" Jamie Lynn responded, "haha nice try, but I have NEVER been paid a dime from my sister.
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We get a round of beers on the manager's dime and I get a Boulevard on tap.
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There were some discussions today, you know, it was a dime over that in the negotiation process.
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They should simply protest on their own time, and on their own dime, like any other American.
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His aides were also asked to pick up his dry cleaning — all on taxpayer dime, of course.
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Imagine a world with a space penny, a space nickel, a space dime and a space quarter.
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They're also a dime a dozen, though, and skeptics might be able to see beyond their bluster.
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But the president could buy all that stuff without adding a single dime to the defense budget.
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Jokes about Trump's hair are a dime a dozen, but his tiny orifice is less often noticed.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan turned on a dime to rise 1 percent.
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Neon is cliché, LEDs are a dime a dozen, and those arm-waving inflatable things are everywhere.
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We've rounded up eight of the worst side hustles that will probably never earn you a dime.
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He demands that Aldrich reshoot the ending to Baby Jane on the soundstage, on his own dime.
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It is how you panic, though, and there you go: no one ever made a dime panicking.
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Take for example when Archie gets a suit made at the Blossoms' behest (and on their dime).
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That means five quarters and a dime and you're good to go every month for five years.
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Things get a bit messier in the race for the nickel and dime left over after that.
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The obvious issue now will be when and if the estate gets a dime out of him.
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Malik claims he didn't touch a dime of Plein's money and even sent it back to him.
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They are extracting a resource – your data – and selling it for billions without paying you a dime.
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"We could sell 10 billion smartphones and we wouldn't make a single dime in profits," he added.
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You can dispute the charge directly from your online credit card statement without ever paying a dime.
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It might be warm during the day, but the weather can turn on you in a dime.
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Turning games and apps into nickel-and-dime storefronts doesn't improve anything other than the developer's profitability.
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In the street supply, the nickel and dime bags, yes, there is evidence for fentanyl [contaminating] cocaine.
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"I knew I was never gonna pay a dime because I didn't have [the money]," he says.
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I never got an infection, and one month later, I ended up with a dime-sized scar.
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And even though there are now countless hashtags, Messina never made a dime off of the idea.
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This speaks to a mindset from a time where MLSers were almost literally a dime a dozen.
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And all of this happened without a dime of federal funding and without an act of Congress.
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In truth, there are lots of ways to start learning about personal finance without spending a dime.
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Before giving a dime, look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites like CharityWatch.
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Though his children won't be seeing a dime of their inheritance, they're understanding of their father's goodwill.
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"Now is not the time to say that we're going to nickel and dime Israel," Graham said.
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Any person with a scab larger than a dime could come to my apartment in Coney Island.
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I grew up in Minnesota, where lakes are a dime-a-dozen and summer is punishingly humid.
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It gets ultra trippy, two dimensional images gaining and lessening depth at the turn of a dime.
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"He has never taken a dime from the sales," said one of the bookstore's owners, Mary Wolf.
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Pettine has also worked safety Ibraheim Campbell in as a linebacker in "big" nickel or dime packages.
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It can then fine carriers — a dime per call — for each illegal call reported on their networks.
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Einhorn claims Carbonaro peddled the show as his own thing ... without crediting or paying her a dime.
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Harden feigned a drive before stopping on a dime to go back behind the 3-point line.
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No matter what benefits the unions negotiate on his behalf, he shouldn't have to pay a dime.
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"I found out that 79% of the millionaires we talked to didn't inherit one dime," he says.
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Directly below the lung there was a patch of purple tissue, a little smaller than a dime.
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Indeed, its parent company's stock slid 56 percent on Thursday, closing at about a dime per share.
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We talked to financial and food experts alike for their tips to dine out on a dime.
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I know that fiercely attentive men can sometimes turn furious on a dime when women assert themselves.
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"Most people are in complete denial that your life can change on a dime," said Dr. Jackson.
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Residents there described him as amiable and not shy about asking for a dime or a nickel.
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In South Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a 23-story tower is rising beside the landmark 1908 Dime Savings Bank.
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It is in the classroom, and those teachers like myself are not getting a dime from that.
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Inside was a pair of gold-plated dime-coin earrings he had crafted while we were chatting.
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He needed every last dime; between 2007 and 6503, Finau cashed one PGA Tour paycheck, for $7,960.
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Fish-out-of-water scenarios are a dime a dozen, and "Anything" has a dollar to spare.
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Sanders: Well, I can't -- you know, I can't rattle off to you every nickel and every dime.
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That never happened, but Price stayed active, traveling frequently on pricey private jets -- on the government's dime.
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He took this job today to work hard for us and he didn't accept a single dime.
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If the company is guilty of mistreating vulnerable kids, they should never get another dime from taxpayers.
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Tom O'Halleran (Ariz.) and Kurt Schrader (Ore.) offered the Taxpayers Don't Incur Meaningless Expenses (Taxpayers DIME) Act.
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Turns out, they're a dime a dozen, with an estimated 25,000 idioms alone in the English language.
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Oprah seems to have no problem doing that on the drop of a dime ... or a body.
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Its size and fast-moving economy give it the ability to redefine industries almost on a dime.
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Why, you may wonder, should anyone kick in a dime for this not-at-all-worthwhile cause?
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Price-hiking sneakerheads were criticized on social media for using a tragedy to make a quick dime.
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Many of the other countries haven't spent anything, and many of them will never pay one dime.
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Her father, Harold Stone, was heir to a fortune built from a five-and-dime store chain.
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" That's why Cramer is always drilling down on another cardinal rule: "Nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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The reversal contributed to the sense on Capitol Hill that Trump's positions can turn on a dime.
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Will the Democrats have the political guts to add a nickel or a dime to the tax?
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Exercising that right should not require paying the government a dime a page or anything at all.
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There are reports he paid around $5 million, though Kobe claimed he never paid her a dime.
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We're a dime a dozen, generally represented in popular media as vapid bimbos with half a brain.
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If 'artists' create this kind of thing on their own time fine, but not on my dime.
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However, he says when the movie was released he got no credit, nor was he paid a dime.
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Musou games are the dime novels of gaming—nobody sings their praises, but people sure are buying them.
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But no country, including the United States, has actually put a dime of that money on the table.
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Meantime, Luque isn't hiding from the notion that avocados of other origins might benefit on the brand's dime.
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Side note ... Tony's kicked in some cash to send kids from Harlem to the movie on his dime.
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The library, a media-borrowing service that doesn't cost a goddamn dime to use, is one such institution.
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Anything you buy comes on the agent's dime or from a line of credit extended by a bank.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 252 (Reuters) - Tesla is making Elon Musk a lot richer without paying him a dime.
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My grandmother, almost 22.50, looks back fondly to the days when a slice cost a dime in Brooklyn.
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There are so many ideas out there that it seems like they are becoming a dime a dozen.
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PORT WASHINGTON "On Your Radar With WFUV's John Platt," Caravan of Thieves, Roosevelt Dime and Matt Nakoa. Jan.
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Mr. Offutt doesn't seem to go in for "dime-story psychology," as he calls it at one point.
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Check out the video at the top for more hidden costs of fighting crime on your own dime.
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"Burton says Carrey portrayed himself as the "grieving, good guy" but "never paid a dime of funeral expenses.
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To throw salt in the wounds, Langdon drops one final bomb: his grandmother dropped a dime on him.
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Scott Pruitt got himself a fancy car fully equipped with bullet-resistant seat covers on the EPA's dime.
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Nonetheless, because of Pennsylvania's convoluted syringe laws, its syringe exchange programs haven't seen a dime of that funding.
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It's a dime-rack symphony — "a '57 Chevy running on melted-down Crystals records," one critic called it.
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That said, D.G. told us the Lakers should look at other free agents before paying Isaiah a dime.
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His Prior had a sly intelligence that landed, on a dime, in the play's moments of real tenderness.
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Second, it's useful for when you travel abroad, since calls over Wi-Fi won't cost you a dime.
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And electric vehicles, of course, don't need gasoline, so their drivers don't pay a dime in fuel taxes.
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I felt the pressure that comes with seeing and being seen while watching Fetty Wap on Google's dime.
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"Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Jessica Dime got a boob upgrade by downsizing ... from triple Ds to singles!
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She says she went to treatment for 8 months before returning to the House all on Hef's dime.
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"She was unpretentious and extremely grounded — incredibly hardworking, but laughed at the drop of a dime," Kaufman recalled.
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What's more, it shouldn't cost you a dime; your insurance company should cover the cost of the replacement.
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Clere told me that he spent "every last dime of my political capital" to get the bill through.
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"We turned on a dime, with literally every single person here, 140 people, working an angle," she said.
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"The Republican plan does not 'force' any bank to raise a dime of new capital," Mr. Hensarling said .
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Like the Kid, Hansen revels in the lingo of tabloid and tale, of dime novel and detective story.
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But private charter schools and voucher programs, not a single dime in my administration will go to them.
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Meek will reference Rolex by name 34 times in his songs and not receive a dime for it.
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They're college graduates who've returned home to party on their parents' dime in between undergrad and grad school.
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You can listen to your favorite news site without having to spend a dime or worry about internet.
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Things turned on a dime when Aquaria made a joke and The Vixen said it was not funny.
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He never touched a dime of his pension, saved over 300 sick days and never owned a car.
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The contest serves as a good reminder that it's possible to make tasty, healthy meals on a dime.
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Now, Democratic leaders say they won't support any bill that includes a dime of funding for Trump's wall.
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While all that travel sounds expensive, the pair has managed not to spend a dime on housing costs.
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And lawmakers still have yet to approve a dime, on a package they've been debating since last December.
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Worlds of Wonder had to nickel and dime it into something that was at least somewhat reasonably priced.
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"Once Upon a Dime" was a fairy tale about the origins of money set on an imaginary island.
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Hundreds gathered at midnight to witness the last nickel and first dime fares at the Times Square station.
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A retiring bishop has purchased a $2.3 million, five-bedroom home on the Diocese of San Jose's dime.
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Easy to see why Brody is falling for Josie, she's a total dime and knows how to ride!!!
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Take a small pinch of seed-infused mud and roll it into a dime-to-nickel-size ball.
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She used her mastery of timing to wow her Siegfried (Chase Finlay) with stop-on-a-dime phrasing.
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The bottom line is that visiting "Fantasy Island" -- even on someone else's dime -- isn't a trip worth taking.
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"It's funny, funny, funny, and then it suddenly turns on a dime, and it's deeply sad," he said.
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The other Cabinet officials facing questions have largely centered on travel and trips taken on the taxpayer dime.
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There are jobs for which you can travel on your employer's dime that pay over $100,000 a year.
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I have not made a dime off your case and I have devoted a great deal of time.
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Already, approximately one-fourth of the prison inmate population are illegal immigrants being housed on the taxpayers' dime.
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"You can talk for an hour and a half, and it doesn't cost you a dime!" she said.
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"These people haven't sent a dime abroad," Erdogan said in a speech, adding that Kilicdaroglu was "telling lies".
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In reality, she only got paid a "featured extra" fee, and she never saw a dime of residuals.
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But the owners of AoD -- SKWS Enterprises -- say Amber hasn't put a dime into ownership of the club.
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Mr. Trump's lies are dime novel, pulp fiction, heart-pounding, mesmerizing and that's where they derive their power.
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Trump's children have also gone on some questionable trips, often related to the Trump Organization, on taxpayers' dime.
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Then again ... most people don't get fired, then catch a private jet home -- on your old boss' dime!
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The pub offered her a partial refund, but she insisted that she wasn't paying a dime for anything.
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Open source software has made it possible to build a website without paying a dime of licensing fees.
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That means you can watch all of the action this Sunday without giving Vince McMahon a single dime.
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To be honest, I could give a damn whether or not Weinstein ever makes another movie or another dime.
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A source connected to the case tells us this was no settlement though -- Terrence didn't pay her a dime.
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He spent every dime he could gather on one night in what was, he admits now, a real gamble.
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The story of Holley's childhood in Jim Crow-era Alabama reads like the plot of an 1800s dime novel.
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"Millennials in particular want ease of access and ease of use on their dime at their convenience," Hill said.
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Photo: GettyAs cable TV slowly slouches toward the grave, providers are wringing every last dime they can from Americans.
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" Jamie Lynn responded by saying, "haha nice try, but I have NEVER been paid a dime from my sister.
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The two drank in hotel bars, visited a personal trainer, and ate in fancy restaurants, always on Sorokin's dime.
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PORT WASHINGTON "On Your Radar with WFUV's John Platt," featuring Caravan of Thieves, Roosevelt Dime and Matt Nakoa. Jan.
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Let's face it, once you get them on the dole, they are going to take every dime they can.
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Radical created a Facebook page for Prototype and reached half a million followers without spending a dime on advertising.
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Pilots have the flexibility of flying however they'd like, whether that's turning on a dime or doing barrel rolls.
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"At the end of the year, they can return the stuff and never pay us a dime," Smith said.
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For 22018 months, on the taxpayer's dime, you lied every day from the podium in big ways and small.
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Below, she chronicles her adventures of eating at 11 restaurants in less than a week without spending a dime.
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Or, I've heard of cases where they watch every dime being spent and they want receipts and it's crazy.
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Not a dime of the remaining $5.3m would go to the estimated 129m Google users whose privacy was breached.
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Soon we were playing half a dozen or more times a week, and I still hadn't paid a dime.
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Based on previous circumstances, however, Canaccord Genuity's chief market strategist told CNBC that could easily turn on a dime.
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Radiation detectors and dime-sized disks of plutonium and cesium used to make sure the detectors were working properly.
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A homeless man bought his own home after saving every dime he earned selling newspapers for over five years.
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On Friday, it was a 14-degree high, so soup was a dime and a few pennies (plus tax).
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Mr. Winslow desperately needed the money, so he helped the officer buy two dime bags for a $5 profit.
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Facing Andreu's sharp tongue and backbone of steel, Armstrong's legal team would have earned every dime of its fees.
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Listen, I, I wouldn't take a dime from them now, but this was a time when they were Democrats.
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Brigitte Macron would be breaking significantly with French tradition by hiring staff on the taxpayer dime (or taxpayer euro).
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Another hacker, Dio Vento, also got into hacking when he noticed that difficulty hacks were a dime a dozen.
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Last weekend, the Dime challenge returned to Montreal, offering the largest purse in skate history at $1,000,000 Canadian dollars.
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Our sources say the show was shot as a documentary and, as such, the subjects didn't get a dime.
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Rob Gronkowski is tight end for the Patriots, and revealedthat he hasn't touched a dime of his NFL earnings.
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I run through a red light, a car stops on a dime and the driver leans on her horn.
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Grifters are a dime a dozen, and Silicon Valley hubris designed to draft off the wealthy is hardly news.
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Put differently, for every dollar in wealth the average white family has, the average black family has a dime.
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We have good news for you, digital bookworms — you can get in a good read without spending a dime.
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Lindsay went on Russian TV and said Egor was a slacker who didn't contribute a dime to the relationship.
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Galarraga's post-punk mutterings continue on the upcoming record, as they characteristically erupt into hardcore verses on a dime.
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So this dime-store chic that replaced this once-brilliant glamour, that seemed perfect for a private eye story.
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She's been there more than 25 years and has trouble saving a dime and certainly no path to retirement.
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Without having to put up a dime of his own money, Trump would receive a cut of the profits.
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Mining crypto is expensive, and with numbers like that, who can resist doing some mining on someone else's dime?
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You are not funny,' " Douglas said of Moonves, who allegedly told her she would not "get a f—— dime.
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Self-made millionaire Eugene Lang set his kids up for success by not leaving them a dime, for example.
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As a child, he sold sketches to other children on the school bus for a nickel or a dime.
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The value of such assets dropped nearly 63 percent in real terms, even if you never spent a dime.
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The difference is, updating energy transportation infrastructure promises major economic gains without costing a dime of consumers' tax dollars.
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Joan responded on a dime to news events like Tinkerbell, perhaps because she grew up poor during the Depression.
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In fact, he got nothing -- not one dime more than had already been allocated by Congress to border security.
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Donald J. Trump proudly acknowledges he did not pay a dime in federal income taxes for years on end.
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Take former host of NBC's "The Tonight Show" Jay Leno, who saved every dime of his "Tonight Show" money.
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So far, Fahrenthold has dug up five charities that didn't receive a dime that Trump claimed he sent them.
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But Brennan's dime-store philosophizing was just the opening soliloquy of a day of well-choreographed, perfectly dull theater.
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Doesn't it bother you that someone worth $10 billion—according to Trump—didn't pay a single dime in taxes?
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And so it went over the course of the day, changing gears on a dime with each new patient.
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Salty opinions are a dime a dozen, but a video of a mama seal teaching its baby to swim?
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Hertzfeldt didn't see a dime, was not pleased, and unlike many professional animators, hasn't touched the advertising industry since.
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So check it out on their dime before paying $220 a month plus a $230 initiation fee to join.
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A toddler can be poisoned by swallowing a dime-sized flake of lead paint, or by ingesting paint dust.
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She made repeated visits to Hubert's Dime Museum in Times Square, which offered live acts, so-called freak shows.
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My grandmother paid her grandchildren to memorize poems: a nickel for the short ones, a dime for the longer.
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He largely prefers nickel, dime and even dollar (seven DBs) packages, but the 49ers live primarily in base personnel.
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"Make sure you capture every dime you spent in that period, I don't care what it is," he says.
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He says they only 86'd Gordon after discovering she was drinking ... on the job, and on their dime.
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Of course, there are those who can't squeeze out an extra dime after spending money on the basic necessities.
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"We are, at Dime, trying to be an employer of choice, a place people want to come," she said.
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But the 50,000 backers who put money into the project aren't expecting to get a dime back, Vaughn said.
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I was skeptical — waterfalls in Brazil are a dime a dozen, and I've seen at least a dollar's worth.
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The not-one-more-dime camp, in part, is taking a bright-line stance against the detention of children.
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And it stayed that way for nearly half a century, until 1948 when it went up to a dime.
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Even if Pelosi wanted to take the trip on her own dime, Trump may have blown up her spot.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $1.32 million That's what a 125-year-old dime sold for at a coin auction in Chicago.
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He fakes right, spins to the left, stops on a dime, swishes a jumper from behind the garbage cans.
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Donna knows something Betty doesn't, though: There's now a new code, one that can hypnotize Betty on a dime.
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"All of this was done on my own dime; the landlord didn't pay for a nail," Mr. Bloom said.
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That can include lavishing you with gifts or insisting that you account for every nickel and dime, Vasileff said.
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A surprising favorite of mine was Dime, a striking bottle with a simple name, but a rather surprising taste.
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Then there was the matter of money: Even as flexing flourished, many of its practitioners weren't seeing a dime.
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It is easy, he added, to collect 224,173 to 217,2200 of the dime-size plants in a single sweep.
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Pruitt and Zinke have also come under fire for using private planes at exorbitant cost on the public dime.
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"I would not, on my dime, send a private attorney looking for some server in a foreign country," Rep.
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"He's never taken a dime of any special interest money," said Howard Wolfson, a top adviser to Mr. Bloomberg.
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He also became famous for his extemporaneous promos—natural, effortless wordcraft dropped on a dime for whoever would listen.
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The federal government should renew the Emergency Unemployment Compensation program so these new benefits don't cost states a dime.
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It's something you can really only do right when you're alone, with goop you've acquired on your own dime.
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He had free legal because of his daddy, and he was just keeping the legal dime running on me.
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DMX is no longer on lockdown in the NYC area ... but only if he's traveling to make a dime.
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Between 203 and 220, the feds say, Menendez took several lavish trips to the Dominican Republic on Melgen's dime.
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Mystery shows are a dime a dozen; any such show that wants to stand out must add something unique.
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Both Carter and Botting say they didn't get paid on several occasions -- and haven't gotten a dime since July.
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"The Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped that dime on Donald Trump is the same Bezos Amazon Washington Post that dropped the dime this afternoon on Judge Roy Moore," Bannon said Thursday at a dinner of conservative activists in Manchester, New Hampshire, referring to Washington Post owner and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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"You can't get a dime between them," said Ken Blackwell, a senior domestic policy adviser on the Trump transition team.
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"And I really spent every last dime that I had starting it, not even knowing if it would be successful."
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The resulting translucent, dime-size product doesn't look like skin, but researchers can manipulate it to test for certain reactions.
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The fund was "domiciled" in the central bank and "NNPC did not independently spend a dime" of it, it added.
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In the finale, Dolores and Teddy's (James Marsden) heroic reunion turns on a dime from heartbreaking farewell to cynical fundraiser.
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So I poured a dime-sized amount into my palm and slowly started sprinkling it vertically from root to tip.
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The travel, the hair and makeup, the fancy dresses — all those expenses add up, and on the contestant's own dime.
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DJ Paul says hip-hop wars are a dime a dozen these days, thanks to Biggie-Tupac opening the floodgates.
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Pruitt regularly flew first class and stayed in luxury hotels on the taxpayer's dime, prompting investigations into his travel spending.
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Per Randolph, the company apologized, and offered to replace the botched DVD for a real one, on the company's dime.
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Discovering a new bath bomb is like finding a new hair trend out of L.A. — it's a dime a dozen.
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Run two empty bottles in upward motions along your cheekbones for a tightened effect — a like laser on a dime.
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"It's like they are jumping over a dollar not to chase a dime, but to chase a penny," Berger said.
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If I had a dime for every time I've rinsed off a mask and wondered, What did that even do?
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Few problems are as much of a headache for the modern corporate worker as buying things on the company's dime.
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I wouldn't take the Bamboo GTX to its top speed and try to stop on a dime; that's just reckless.
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But most of us need devices that can react and adjust on a dime, and this is not that device.
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FedEx also raised its full-year guidance by a dime on both the upper and lower end of its range.
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You'll need to do that on your own dime, unless you are the lucky recipient of "friends and family" backing.
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Allowed me to fly you all over the world and then snuck out to see your ex on my dime.
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I flew back to Japan (on my own dime this time) and hand-delivered his award over sake and sushi.
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Sources close to Rihanna tell us her management knew nothing about the gig and the singer never collected a dime.
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The Dime crew, being the lucky and magical Canadians they are, found Joe straight away, working at a grocery store.
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Once they filled up their piggy banks, they'd spend their earnings at their favorite dime store, Patterson's on California Avenue.
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If you left it there for another 10 years without adding another dime, it would grow to more than $43,000.
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Beauty trends are a dime a dozen, but it takes one high-impact fad to stand the test of time.
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"When the shit hits the fan, you can't turn on a dime and say 'I need cyber now,'" Slowik says.
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Toward the end of the performance, Katy offered to buy the entire audience "all drinks" on her dime, per eyewitnesses.
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So maybe let's go easy on the dime-store psychology and myth-building just because he picked up a cup.
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And the lasers are quite precise, able to target an area the size of a dime from 10 miles away.
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" DCCC spokeswoman Meredith Kelly said the spot aims to illustrate Handel's "losing repeatedly and living high on the taxpayer dime.
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Given that seeming financial disparity between the two men, why would Hannity never pay Cohen a dime for his services?
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The one thing, as others have mentioned she knows not to ask me for a dime outside of her salary.
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In the past hundred years or so, single-payer proposals for the United States have been a dime a dozen.
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I am 25 years old and down to nearly my last dime, but I come from a very wealthy family.
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Even if users loved Pied Piper at an acceptable rate, none of them have actually paid a dime for it.
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When it comes to travel that's booked online, thieves aren't looking for a vacation to the Caribbean on your dime.
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After ignoring a problem for a long time, markets have a tendency to radically revise their views on a dime.
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" That's why Cramer is always drilling down on one of his most important rules: "Nobody ever made a dime panicking.
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While attending kindergarten, Frank crafted books and sold them to his teacher at a nickel to a dime a piece.
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Social planning apps are a dime a dozen, but none have risen to become a mainstay in our digital lives.
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I sunburn on a dime — so I have packed, not one, but three bottles of SPF 100 for tropical vacations.
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"These things are going to be a dime a dozen," said one Democratic strategist involved in planning a presidential campaign.
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Finally, will anyone track the activities of Don Jr. and Eric Trump as they roam the world on our dime?
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Whataburgers are a dime a dozen in Texas, but in the South Texas city of Hidalgo, the clientele is unique.
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They've got to get off the dime quickly so that they can start reporting to the American people about it.
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Amazon never made a dime on books and at $5 a month, it won't make any money on music streaming.
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Performers travelled to venues like the Bronx and Queens Museums, and from Baltimore, D.C., and Chicago on their own dime.
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The kids then educate Banks about the difference between a nickel ($5 worth of crack) and a dime ($10 worth).
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" For people like Ms. Milich, who are "doing the right thing," he asked, "why do we nickel and dime them?
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NOOK'S FRIEND: They picked up four pieces and made a dime bag of weed on the way through the alley!
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That is about as much as 10 Honda Civics, and it means the cranes cannot be moved on a dime.
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El domingo, no te pierdas nuestra cobertura completa de los Oscar (y dime cuál es tu película favorita este año).
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Landlords have emerged as the real winners in New York's housing market, benefiting from brokers' labor on the renter's dime.
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It&aposs a tricky problem even in well-developed Silicon Valley where seasoned tech execs are a dime a dozen.
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I'm one man, on my own dime and my own time, and I had a lot of people against me.
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If Pruitt truly needed dictator-level security and motorcades, he wouldn't fly coach when he's traveling on his own dime.
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"Cadillac is recognizing that it's a crossover world, but they've been slow to get off the dime," Mr. Peterson said.
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" Dr. Seldin held those inheritors to a high standard, sometimes leaving students trembling with his signature rebuke: "Here's a dime.
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"What's powerful is that ideas can change on a dime," Obama said as we pulled up to Air Force One.
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Some turned on a dime at the sight of a camera to melt away into the canopy of beach umbrellas.
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"I'm bridging the concepts," explained Ms. Tomei, who can turn on a dime from gleeful self-deprecation to quiet introspection.
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We're the babysitters who beg to come over, an offer that's hard to refuse since we don't charge a dime.
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Most attendees do save a bit of money by eating and drinking on someone else&aposs dime, The Times reported.
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Dime appears to be popular with a number of wine drinkers, scoring an average score of 89.8 on Cellar Tracker.
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And they also know that almost none of the players featured in those videos will get a dime of it.
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" On the flip side, "If I don't get good use out of it, I'm not going to spend a dime.
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Here's how: Before giving a dime, look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites such as CharityWatch.
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Parsons, a former lawyer, became CEO of Dime Bancorp in the 1990s just before the savings-and-loan crisis struck.
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"Listen, I wouldn't take a dime from them now, but this was a time when they were Democrats," Booker said.
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The EPA later said Pruitt has a "blanket exemption" to restrictions that usually preclude such flights on the taxpayers' dime.
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Trump is right that too many NATO members are getting close to a free ride on the American taxpayer's dime.
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The minute you put any tough material in front of him, you can see him just flip on a dime.
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Look at airlines, where customers put up with discomfort and nickel-and-dime fees in exchange for cheap base rates.
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WrestleMania turned on a dime from good to bad, which made the whole thing a middling exercise in the average.
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So far, this technique has been prototyped with images of the Foundation trilogy on discs the size of a dime.
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Next, apply a dime-sized amount of styling cream, like Sebastian Professional Sublimate, to tame frizz and add a slight sheen.
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In China, custom shops for building parts on the fly are a dime-a-dozen, and labor is plentiful and cheap.
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They're too big to play with modern nickel and dime packages, and they're too quick to play them with base formations.
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All good news, not a dime paid, like in the case of Obama or Clinton in showing peace through strength works.
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"I will not fund another dime to allow (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) to continue its manipulative tactics," she later added. Rep.
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Viral cat videos are a dime a dozen, but this one is helping homeless animals get adopted and boosting shelter donations.
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Another Montrealer who understands the importance of creating work that stands the test of time is Dime art director Vincent Tsang.
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In its docs, Lloyd's says it wants the judge to rule it's free and clear to NOT pay Kanye a dime.
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Now if Trump were simply spending his weekends at Mar-a-Lago on his own dime, that would be one thing.
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That means you can walk into a Taco Bell during your lunch break and walk back out without spending a dime.
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Immediately, Okimura wondered if she would be allowed to travel with the team, as she often does on her own dime.
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By the way, the NFL loves that as this minor league functions without a dime of cost to the league's owners.
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So certain parts groove a little bit, and then they will switch on a dime, and that's where I get that.
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All without a dime coming from the pockets of the veterans; the money comes straight from other aspects of Sharp Decisions.
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"An agency like ICE, which repeatedly and systematically violates human rights, does not deserve a dime," said Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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The earbuds, which are comfortable and about the diameter of a dime, are actually tiny little computers with built-in microphones.
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Millions of voters were willing to believe that Democrats won office by giving free stuff to the lazy on their dime.
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It's all in good fun, and the honorees frequently travel to the ceremony on their own dime to accept their awards.
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You'll get complimentary car washes whenever you want at your local dealership with a yearly detailing on the Blue Oval's dime.
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Candidates that are perfect fits for job titles such as database engineer or software architect simply aren't a dime a dozen.
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Ski jackets are a dime a dozen at Outdoor Retailer, so it takes something special to make one truly stand out.
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Even amid the occasional dime-store horror, Cundieff was intent on presenting black life as layered and vast and emotionally thorny.
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Washington senior F Malik Dime will miss his fourth straight game with a broken pinky finger on his right hand. 3.
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And it didn't cost Fox a dime, actually saving the network money by no longer having to pay Beck's high salary.
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But when banks hold securities explicitly guaranteed by the government, they do not need to set aside a dime in capital.
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The pricing for options larger than 2TB stays the same, and you'll still get 15GB of storage without paying a dime.
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"American politics is freaky and can turn on a dime and in the other direction in one news cycle," Bannon said.
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There's no longer an Uber driver in the front seat to take the car to get detailed on their own dime.
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Under the Fly America Act, federal employees, contractors, and consultants have to use U.S. carriers when flying on the government's dime.
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Skate contests are 90 percent boring, but the Dime Glory Challenge has been such a refresher to that stale-contest format.
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Interestingly, the company said it hasn't spent a dime on user acquisition, since it sits at the checkout for its partners.
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His efforts can turn on a dime from acidly psychedelic rock to uneasily introspective chamber and lush Wall of Sound pop.
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Work requirements poll well: If you're getting benefits on the government's dime, shouldn't you be expected to pull your own weight?
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Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have said that, because 16 years ago I was outspending myself and couldn't save a dime.
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Still, many Americans have been mandated into unions by liberal elites who want to spread their message on someone else's dime.
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Ahead, we've listed five exciting occupations — and their average income — that pay you to explore the world on someone else's dime.
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She sells more blow to pay the lawyer who has taken on Blue's case, slinking into clubs, dime bags in hand.
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Your luck can change on the dime in New York City — and rain will likely have something to do with it.
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Debt-consolidation offers are a dime a dozen, but a strategic consolidation can help you save money and simplify your finances.
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Pioneers, hunters, and cowboys make their names—Texas Jack, Calamity Jane, and Bill Hickock, among others—and become dime-novel celebrities.
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But biotech is an uneasy fit for a culture steeped in software, and online companies that can turn on a dime.
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He didn't spend a dime of the cash he'd brought along, instead saving it for bus fare to return to Ohio.
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In the aisle, a clerk tied dime-size packs of salmon eggs together in delicate mesh, tempting bait for resident steelhead.
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Nye started talking to banker clients—he represented Barclays and Visa in his consulting firm—about these nickel-and-dime schemes.
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So state officials are boasting that the $135 million, 350-room oceanfront hotel and conference center won't cost taxpayers a dime.
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" Matt asks him what the rhyme means, the one from the children's book, about "One Batch, Two Batch, Penny and Dime.
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Play your cards right and you might earn enough money from the airlines to take your next trip on their dime.
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As an oyster shucker and purveyor, he's been dealing with those who try to nickel-and-dime growers over the years.
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Prosecutors said Gola White's son Doneil White, who was killed in 2012, had been a nickel- and dime-bag drug dealer.
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At the same time, Congress should not allow any president carte blanche to enjoy unlimited personal travel on the taxpayers' dime.
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I would hope that if the arms deal were for a dime instead of $110 billion, our president would act honorably.
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" She wanted a passport and the chance to see Mexico on the company's dime: "I'd never get to do this otherwise.
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Mr. Trump "can shift on a dime, and he has many unformed policy positions," said Representative Charlie Dent, Republican of Pennsylvania.
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In the Bush years, the GOP cut taxes, expanded Medicare, and started two wars without paying for a dime of it.
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On any given day in Albuquerque, you can grab a dime bag of America's most famous meth for only a buck.
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These days, seasons just don't know how to stay in their lanes: The weather, like dancers, can turn on a dime.
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And that's how I got myself, in a roundabout way, hooked up with Robert Altman and "5 & Dime" in New York.
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Absent notice and good reason, work lunches out, at the boss's behest, should be on his, her or the company's dime.
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The Auditor General, responsible for ferreting out abuses of the taxpayer dime, begins coming through every dollar of every Senator's spending.
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Even if the property owners prevail, it will be a long time before they see a dime, given appeals, Nolen said.
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Mexico says it won't give a dime for Trump's border wall, but Trump says it will pay for all of it.
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But the Navy has left scheduling up to individual captains, and three-quarters of ships still use the five and dime.
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The money they hustle up or that their family sends them, every hard-earned dime of it, is spent on drugs.
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Here, it seems merely sensible to ask how much foie gras you have coming before the tab shifts to your dime.
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The body shop owner gets to keep the extra cash from the insurance company, and you have not paid a dime.
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Things could change on a dime and remembering to get life insurance may not be top of mind when they do.
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"I've never made a dime from any association with my brother Joey and it's just wrong to imply otherwise," he said.
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I was genuinely unsure whether Gene would dime on the lad, but he does, albeit reluctantly and without saying a word.
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"Dear @realDonaldTrump: Republicans who don't believe in climate change & want to dismantle environmental protections are a dime a dozen," Lieu tweeted.
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A tiny frog smaller than a dime, discovered in 2012 in the rainforests of New Guinea, is the world's tiniest vertebrate.
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That's why he never touched a dime of his "Tonight Show" money: "It would go directly into a bank," he says.
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He claimed he had not made "one dime in profit from the six years" managing Ruiz through multiple drug-related suspensions.
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"Even if it's a difference of a nickel or dime, that could become a couple hundred dollars in savings," DeHaan said.
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The airlines shouldn't get a dime from American taxpayers unless there are so many strings attached it can support a 23.7.
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Before any major Democratic candidate for president has raised a dime, the president's 2020 campaign has already raised over $40 million.
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As I maybe should've guessed given Fleabag's ability to morph on a dime, Killing Eve is a little bit of both.
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The photo depicts a sandwich cut in half—with a tiny, cubed portion of it tucked neatly inside a dime bag.
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It's hard to pass up what's right in front of you, especially when it's food you couldn't afford on your own dime.
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Super NES clones aren't a dime a dozen—really, in many cases, they tend to be in the $40 to $70 range.
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And as far as I know, the United States and the president haven&apost paid a dime for any of that. True?
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If K.C. prefers more speed, rangy-but-undisciplined rookie Dorian O'Daniel or dime safety Daniel Sorensen will play alongside Anthony Hitchens. 240.
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But they didn't pay a dime to Payne to sit in a parking lot and broadcast herself laughing at a Wookiee mask.
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New cryptocurrency projects are a dime (or less) a dozen, but the legitimacy of an established name can make all the difference.
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Ballin' On A Budget is a New York City guide to living the high life on a dime starring your host Awkwafina.
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Ariana told friends she was rushing over to NBC, and they dropped a dime on her and gave Pete the heads-up.
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We were coming home from picking up some Chinese food and wehad two little dime bags of marijuana we'd just picked up.
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Read: The planet hunter searching for another Earth So many exoplanets Exoplanets --- or planets orbiting other stars -- are a dime a dozen.
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What's more, Trump's unfiltered use of Twitter — on display Wednesday morning — makes it easy for him to change things on a dime.
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CVS is launching a new model next year that guarantees every dime of a drug rebate goes back to employers and insurers.
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With less than three months until the election, Donald Trump's presidential campaign has still yet to spend a dime on TV commercials.
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The game swings wildly from very chill present-hunting to almost overwhelming periods of being hunted, and it turns on a dime.
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Are we so shortsighted that we cannot spend the extra dime now to protect California's people and ecosystems for generations to come?
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So, you have all this push behind it-- we like to buy things where nobody's making a dime selling them to us.
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"He's a fantastic partner in crime, the most generous man that makes the world laugh and cry on a dime," Aniston said.
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Available from: Luna Powerbanks are a dime a dozen these days, but RavPower is making some of the cleverest ones out there.
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In the 1800s, museums were the dime variety packed with "freaks" and oddities as often as they were scholarly organizations of knowledge.
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At a dime a shine, it took 300 of them to get enough money to buy his mother a new cooking stove.
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He slashed the tape open with a box-cutter and found a paint-roller with dime bags of white powder taped inside.
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Some of the most effective management strategies — saying "thank you," showing you care, and providing feedback and praise — don't cost a dime.
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"To this day, I still haven't touched one dime of my signing bonus or NFL contract money," Gronkowski, 30, said in 2015.
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Horne claimed that he sent the couple goods worth $129,052.51 and advanced costs worth $75,000 — but he never received a dime back.
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Congress should support local government efforts to create jobs, save energy and boost consumer choice without spending a dime from public coffers.
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And finally, Chris Hemsworth feels like an essential part of the Hollywood landscape, rather than just another dime-a-dozen pretty boy.
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Now, the entrepreneurs have 40% of the paid electricity market in Abuja, all without spending a dime on marketing, according to Ufaruna.
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Their conversations are always frivolous, talking about the Benz they had, the clubs they went to, and the dime pieces they fucked.
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We broke the story ... law enforcement sources tell us Tekashi dropped a dime on the alleged trigger man in the Keef shooting.
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The women right now seem to have everything in hand, but this is Big Brother and things can turn on a dime.
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TMZ broke the story, Mariah was trying for more than a year to get Nick off the dime and sign divorce papers.
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"If we were gambling, and every time I bet a dime you had to bet a dollar, would you play?" he asked.
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In 1997, one of the oldest five-and-dime retailers sold its last pair of socks and milkshakes in its namesake stores.
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The company has raised over $200 million and notched a valuation north of $1 billion, all before earning a dime in revenue.
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He listens to everyone and no one, changing his mind on a dime, doing whatever the last person told him to do.
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Except Michigan secretly canceled half those fines and no one can really say for sure if the company ever paid a dime.
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American town squares are often ghostly, but Bentonville's centre is cheerful, with a Walmart museum in Walton's original five-and-dime shop.
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"Dear 45, I ain't Kanye," T.I. wrote of the minute-long video acting as a promo for his new album, Dime Trap.
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The kind of places that can serve up soigné cocktails on a dime, so that you can get right down to business.
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Bamz turns on a dime with each line, making a case for himself as the calmest dude on the island of Manhattan.
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Citrus Sharp Nostalgia pins are a dime a dozen, so there are a few classic concepts I'm surprised to see so infrequently.
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He can pivot from a self-laceration to a threat on a dime, changing his delivery from scarred to tough for emphasis.
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Baugh released an ad last month -- which ran locally on cable -- knocking Rohrabacher for taking trips on taxpayers dime to promote Russia.
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National security thinkers commonly use the acronym "DIME" as shorthand for the key elements of U.S. power — diplomatic, informational, military and economic.
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"Just do a Google search to remind yourself that freelancers are a dime a dozen," said Kristi Grigsby, a freelance marketing consultant.
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The Twin Cities were hit with dime-sized hail that formed piles along the roads, the Minnesota Department of National Resources reported.
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Lawmakers and staff who settled sexual harassment claims in the past on taxpayers' dime would have to reimburse the Treasury, with interest.
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The problem is that nuclear reactors, and even gas- and coal-fired generators, can't switch themselves on and off on a dime.
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There's a catch though ... he says he won't pay a dime for it, and has a pretty good reason as to why.
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Unlike Medicare-for-all, Higgins said his bill wouldn't cost the federal government a dime since people would pay their own way.
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But when the president&aposs inner circle are some of the people dropping the dime on the president, do you hide that?
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"It saved me from having to declare bankruptcy, and it allowed me to close my store without owing a dime," she said.
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Terrible product ideas are a dime a dozen, but what about ideas that are fascinating, and perhaps executionally sound, but conceptually flawed?
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Dime probably spent nearly as much money on the 20-minute confetti shower (main image) that rained down after JS landed it.
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You have nothing to lose It won't cost you a dime to apply or, if you're selected, to participate in Startup Battlefield.
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There are dozens of worthy nonprofits that support students and adults with disabilities that don't get a dime of federal grant money.
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A Louisiana judge ruled in her favor and ordered Wayne to fork over $5k a month, but he hasn't paid a dime.
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Spending money on clothing that would break on a dime seemed wasteful, especially when I was scraping together money to pay rent.
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