They dish out, on average, $1,100 a year on it.
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All Connor wants to feel or dish out is rejection.
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For that, they'll have to dish out (at least) $4,500 more.
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They dish out judgment from a scale that was already tipped.
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He pulls off his scrubs, and I dish out the food.
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And now here's the part where we dish out some caveats.
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In those situations, you have to dish out some tough love.
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"; "I can dish out more talents to make the world smile.
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In the hot room, chefs dish out soups, sauces, sides, and mains.
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The more copies you dish out the more you charge for advertising.
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Eating a similar dish out would cost about $15, according to foodservicewarehouse.
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There's a lot of abuse that the "Always Sunny" characters dish out.
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Black Americans may like point guards who dish out lots of assists.
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This is where the $200 you need to dish out stings the most.
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You don't have to dish out millions to own a mansion in America.
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They dish out government jobs to loyalists and treat ministries like cash machines.
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Need a new computer, but can't afford to dish out $1,000 or more?
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I've often heard Europeans express shock over the gargantuan portions American restaurants dish out.
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As more robots start to crowd in, the damage they dish out piles up.
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There are the Uber drivers who dish out well-intentioned advice, free of charge.
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This decision also further enhances Roger Goodell's power to dish out discipline to players.
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He also makes a dish out of Corn Pops and a bacon-infused soymilk.
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While the less critical awards get dished out, you dish out some snacks for yourself.
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But why dish out your cash now only to get the device on April 20?
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These will cost as little as $2120,23 (before the generous subsidies many governments dish out).
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They have ramped up their inventories in preparation for consumers to dish out at stores.
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If you can't afford to dish out for a computer, an iPad makes a great backup.
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Billy Crudup also swings by to sway his hips and dish out some dubious sexual advice.
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At the Grammys on Sunday, host James Corden didn't just dish out those little golden gramophones.
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Ahead, of Monday evening's NBA Awards, we decided to dish out some accolades of our own.
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As for the ballers sitting in the Delta Sky Club, they'll dish out $20,000 per ticket.
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But the CFPB — eager to dish out massive fines — sought to renege on the department's promise.
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So naturally those shoppers have been reluctant to dish out for expensive groceries at Whole Foods.
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Because you've gamed the classification, the health insurance company is willing to dish out the money.
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Some share an occasional heartfelt pet tribute, while others dish out a daily dose of puppy love.
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But a lot of people simply won't be able to dish out $999 + tax on a phone.
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Russia's business and political elite have taken to its anonymous "channel" feature to dish out insider gossip.
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This week's episode hits a sweet spot as characters dish out brutal comebacks and even harsher threats.
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Normal middle schoolers were physically unable to withstand the amount of force he could already dish out.
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Facebook has pledged to dish out $2000 billion in an attempt to combat California's affordable housing crisis.
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Jenner doesn't employ hundreds of people or dish out insane sums of money for physical retail space.
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Frankies Spuntino, a branch of Frankies 457 and 570 Spuntino, will dish out salads, sandwiches and pastas.
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As WDWNT reports, each guest can expect to dish out roughly $1,000 for a two-night stay.
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Also rightfully, Mildred struggles with her complicity — as a woman ignored, she aches to dish out brutality.
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Master Class Kevin O'Leary, a star of ABC's "Shark Tank," is certainly qualified to dish out entrepreneurial advice.
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And they're not afraid to dish out tough love (remember earlier, when the duo said Weezer is "thirsty"?).
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But even if you dish out the cash, you won't actually own the star or even its name.
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Don't kill the messenger Trump can dish out a lot of public diatribes, but he can't take criticism.
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But it's awful convenient for the 13 Reasons Why writers to have a character dish out this info.
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You can also expect to dish out extra cash for a silk press at most full-service salons.
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As for Disney, it's been seeing a new market in millennials willing to dish out for luxury goods.
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Still, no other luggage has taken the beating I dish out with so little visible wear-and-tear.
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Guaranteed hours, holiday pay, sick pay, pension contributions are not privileges companies can dish out when they fancy.
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Those who dish out $85033,000 will get "preferred viewing" for the event featuring the Grammy Award-winning musician.
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Mr. Trump may dish out abuse to the press, but at least he's a source of constant quotes.
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Miners dish out fat wads of their gold earnings in cash, which run through a bill-counting machine.
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Children's Books There's undeniable entertainment in watching an all-powerful Superman dish out justice to the bad guys.
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Why dish out that much cash for an appliance that is, in every sense of the word, worthless?
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Illiberal democrats — who don't necessarily cheat, but dish out attacks on norms and institutions to make themselves more powerful.
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Manned by a culinary team of more that 1,000 people, they dish out over 30,000 meals every single day.
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They are more likely to speak to teachers, enroll their children in kindergarten and dish out more pocket money.
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Diners in Sonoma County, California, a major wine region, dish out over $100 per plate for cannabis-infused meals.
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Instead of attacking personal computers directly, Samsam targets enterprise servers that run websites and dish out applications to users.
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Once cooked, you want to be able to tip the dish out in one piece, like a cake. 6.
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About six nights per week, we'd dish out around $25 for dinner, including the tip for the delivery person.
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Though he is no longer in the Senate, he has made himself available to dish out advice and counsel.
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Fridays and Sundays, he wheels over to two other neighborhood java joints to dish out cream cheese and lox.
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Ultimately Trump's picks will be confirmed, but the Dems have decided to dish out a little pain during the process.
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Outside of the resource sector, Tokyo and Beijing are also expected to dish out aid for counter-terrorism in Mindanao.
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Including whether or not Carrie will dish out top secret information in order to help Keane get rid of Adal.
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Didier Deschamps said he had apportioned no blame four years ago but was pleased to dish out praise in Russia.
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The deal follows a history of wealthy Manhattan residents willing to dish out large amounts to get what they want.
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Fidgeters, rejoice: There's no need to dish out £10 for one of the cheap, plastic versions of these popular gadgets.
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Don't Try To Solve Your Friends' ProblemsWe're all tempted to dish out advice when the people we love are struggling.
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It's one of the perks that helps persuade shoppers to dish out $2285 or $210 for a membership every year.
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When a virus barges into your body, your immune system can dish out two broad attacks, led by white blood cells.
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Obama let the official White House photographer dish out the pictures, and there were very few pictures taken by outside photographers.
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This breakthrough may help those data service providers dish out the massive amounts of bandwidth needed to service a 5G network.
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Champions dish out different amounts of damage that Riot adjusts every two weeks in an ongoing attempt to balance the game.
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If you're willing to dish out that much for glowing feet, you can request them to be made at select retailers.
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That said, Oscar does dish out some advice for Conor on how to fight Floyd ... but he doubts it's gonna help.
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Caris LeVert came off the bench to score 13 points and dish out eight assists, and D'Angelo Russell contributed 12 points.
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Instagram account Overhead LA captures some of the more insane (and sometimes completely asinine) things that Angelenos dish out on occasion.
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We also had Mario Batali stop by on the regular to dish out delicious Italian food for his all-star friends.
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It's fueled entirely by one-button combos, so you can dish out a lot of impressive-looking punishment with minimal effort.
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Someone had to dish out lukewarm chicken fingers and crusty mac-n-cheese, and it may as well be my mom.
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You can combine multiple products to create mini gift baskets or dish out individual stocking stuffers at the annual holiday party.
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Instead this cleverly refers to the kind of dirt we dish out, gossip or whisper about, the specialty of a RUMORMONGER.
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If you want wheels on the bottom of your Mac Pro's case, you'll have to dish out an absolutely offensive $400.
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The cashews round this dish out, and the flavors, culled from your now-clean spice cabinet, are layered and deeply satisfying.
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As average temperatures go up, more water evaporates and the atmosphere can hold on to more moisture to dish out in storms.
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Apparently among the younger generations, users under 20, men and women are far more equal in their willingness to dish out likes.
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Others dish out goodies to reward allies or create political leverage, says Mick Moore of the International Centre for Tax and Development.
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And she continues to dish out Pinterest-worthy inspiration, this time cementing the fact that the long bob is here to stay.
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But once you master it, your level of control over the beatdowns you dish out opens the way to some exciting moments.
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Jennifer Lopez has 10 years of parenting experience under her belt, but she's not eager to dish out advice because of it.
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I saw older folks express humiliation and dish out verbal barbs like, "They are trying to reinstate slavery!" at officers conducting searches.
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She may not dish out a lot of damage, but D.Va is very effective at knocking a sniping Hanzo out of position.
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With Tokyo, who is the master of wigs and extensions, you never know what more hair surprises Kylie will dish out next!
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Most nights we had a full posse of eight, and would dish out justice as we saw it in a capricious manner.
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If you don't have a multi-level home, you don't need to dish out extra money for a multi-floor mapping vacuum.
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If you're willing to dish out that much for a cantaloupe, you'll have to act fast once they become available in July.
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Pwn2Own Tokyo, set to be held on November 6-7, is expected to dish out more than $750,000 in cash and prizes.
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If you dish out over $100 on AirPods, only to lose them on your daily run, you won't be a happy camper.
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The homebuilding company is estimated to print $1.4 billion on the revenue line and dish out earnings of 46 cents per share.
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At $3.03 off, you can keep a clean space *and* a clean conscience knowing that you didn't dish out your life savings.
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So while the Shield itself might not come rolling down US streets anytime soon, stuff designed to dish out even more damage might.
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Zenyatta also enjoys a range advantage; he can dish out damage to Roadhog without having to worry about any of the tank's attacks.
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But when it comes to picking the next one to add to our collections, we don't always know which to dish out for.
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As Kim proves, people are willing to dish out a lot for lemonade served in a cup touched by the hands North West.
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She's a deadly and tactical reactor that prefers to dance around the edge of battle and dish out sweeping attacks against multiple enemies.
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Grand prizes are no longer limited to those who have the means to dish out tens of thousands of dollars at an auction.
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Here, you'll find briefs, thongs, and everything in between that prove you don't have to dish out the dough for some pretty underthings.
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If you're willing to dish out $180, you can get a fully assembled Ello without a prototyping board when it ships this summer.
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Ever since Aesop sat down to dish out some moral lessons sneakily hidden behind anthropomorphic animals, we have known about this fabled race.
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You can go for the model that just connects to WiFi or dish out a little more for the one with cellular connection.
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Patrick, Rob, and I are burning the midnight oil so that we can dish out our thoughts on Bethesda's E3 2017 press conference.
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Non-bank lenders dish out long-term loans to companies and fund them by taking short-term loans from banks and mutual funds.
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But, they're also expensive, and you don't necessarily have to dish out upwards of $300 to get a device that'll meet your needs.
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If you still think you need to dish out a $1,000 or more to get a decent phone, Xiaomi's here to dispel that myth.
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You'll have to dish out three times the money, as it costs $23, but it's still a pretty fair price for what you get.
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So he joined a consortium of insurance companies to create Verisk Analytics, a number-crunching operation whose mission was to dish out risk data.
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We've watched Donald Trump dish out some painfully awkward handshakes over the years, but few know what it's like to experience it, um, firsthand.
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It's a good option without breaking the bank if you're not trying to dish out a couple hundred dollars for a brand like Nespresso.
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I'd recommend you dish out the $2.99 to watch this movie on YouTube or Amazon Prime and whip up a batch of Toklas' fudge.
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There are tons of trendy bamboo brands on the market, but you really don't need to dish out mad dollars to enhance your sleep.
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We all agreed that the rumaki was the best dish out of the three and ate the rest of it as a palate cleanser.
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But banks could still stumble next Thursday, when the Fed announces whether it will permit banks to dish out dividends and buy back shares.
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But the punishment on tap would be nominal compared to the 20-year prison sentence prosecutors could dish out for an insider trading conviction.
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Fat females seem to produce more male offspring, so each bird's transmitter is used to unlock hoppers that dish out strictly calorie-controlled meals.
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Lawmakers have signaled that they expect to dish out more recovery funds in response to the two major hurricanes, which came in quick succession.
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But a more sluggish and volatile market could dish out a lot of pain to stocks that have had a lot of momentum recently.
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And since Americans are expected to dish out 2.6 billion dollars on candy this year, we certainly plan to have a LOT of fun.
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The rapid growth of the US pet market created an opportunity for Chewy and other companies to woo pet owners with money to dish out.
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As for Floyd, Errol says Mayweather will sometimes dish out advice when they hang out -- but mostly he likes to show off his fancy cars.
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Get the baking dish out of the oven each time you prepare a new round, mix with what's in the oven and put back. 7.
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Then there's Eric Swalwell, the California congressman who proposed legislation last year that would dish out loan forgiveness to public servants in two-year increments.
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If it becomes a bit too messy, just dish out the chili cheese next to the hot dog on the plate, instead of on top.
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Bocuse d'Or committee member Christian Tetedoie carried the dish out before each judge—and then, hurriedly, before the crammed, heaving line of media for inspection.
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Frances Bean Cobain has been ordered to dish out a pretty daunting sum of cash to estranged husband Isaiah Silva over the next four months.
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CNN viewers got a pleasant surprise during the network's blizzard coverage on Saturday when Steven Tyler stopped by to dish out winter weather safety advice.
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The Iranian then had Herring in the crucifix position to dish out further punishment and even landed a couple of soccer kicks after a scramble.
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But it's clear that what McDonald's offers its most budget-oriented customers is nothing like what it offers customers who are willing to dish out.
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We probably dish out $1,000/year for lawn and garden services, but we save money by paying a local college student to do the work.
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I'd love to dish out for an Equinox membership, but it's much harder to find an excuse when there's a free gym in my building.
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Since PMI can cost up to 1% of your total loan amount annually, you may have to dish out a few hundred dollars a month.
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If you're going to dish out a few hundy for a bottle of bubbly, it had better dazzle your tastebuds and come with a story.
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Your friends may be tired of fumbling with their headphone cords but don't want to dish out the money for AirPods — and neither do you.
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Pixar likes to dish out an extra treat during the end credits, and I was wondering what form of farewell we'd get on this occasion.
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New York (CNN Business)Drivers can already ask Amazon's Alexa to turn off the lights at home, buy movie tickets and dish out restaurant recommendations.
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When rehab counselors dish out homework, it's not to torture patients or assign empty busy-work, it's with hope there is something to be gained.
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Maldonado's combination of a left and right hook floored Fedor and the Brazilian was on hand to dish out a ground and pound beating subsequent.
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Rachel Lindsay, a lawyer from Dallas and a contestant on eternal Bachelor Nick Viall's season, was chosen to dish out the roses as the next Bachelorette.
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" Hammering in point, he went on to dish out a few more jabs at the American people, saying: "Americans are a little bit loud, sometimes rowdy.
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Pharah: Much like the speedy flankers, Pharah can use her Jet Boost/Hover combo to get around — technically, above — Reinhardt's shield and dish out damage directly.
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Angel was too nerviosa to ask something else, or dish out her usual dose of sass that she usually flung when someone was short with her.
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She wasn't going to burn him with words, or dish out a piece of shade so dim it would melt the tears out of his eyes.
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This may explain why Valve has finally decided to take stern action and dish out harsh punishment on players involved in match-fixing or illegal betting.
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So unless you're the owner of a PlayStation 4, get ready to dish out a whole lot of cash in order to play virtual reality games.
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The value of the loans made so far is nearly £7bn; the government said it would dish out a further £10bn over the next four years.
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When Bill Clinton signed his welfare reform into law, he agreed to write checks to the states and let them handle how they dish out welfare.
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Once you've found your flanking route, a standard strategy is to run or Shadow Step in, dish out whatever damage you can and Wraith Form out.
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Quinn, a trim 6 feet with a shock of dark hair and piercing blue eyes, knows all too well the disappointment that hockey can dish out.
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At the very least, go back to your spending audit to get a sense of how much you'll likely dish out during the upcoming holiday season.
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Most playwrights dish out the most brutal diatribes against their parents, who sit proudly in the front row and applaud every insult that comes along. Me?
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The migrants and refugees are loath to put their fate in the hands of French authorities, whose security forces often dish out brutal and racist treatment.
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During his GMA appearance, Bryan also shared what judge Lionel Richie is like behind the scenes, and what it really takes to dish out the tough criticism.
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Fans who are unable or unwilling to dish out $10,000 on a ticket for Miranda's purported last show can try their luck with the "Hamilton" daily lottery.
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There's something romantic and beautiful about filling my tiny kitchen with the aroma of garlic, ginger, and onions, and then creating a dish out of individual ingredients.
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It's a challenge to dish out 250 trays in that time AND collect them back, and we have to do it twice since it's a turnaround flight!
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And a fighter who likes to dish out a good beating and can take a lot of hits has a higher age in the ring than others.
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I do exactly this, as he's had a great day and wants to dish out all the delightful details from his previous night with his new dude.
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Critical Mode transforms Kingdom Hearts III into a fast-paced game of risk and reward, where you can dish out high damage but also die extremely quickly.
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Maybe there's a kooky grandparent waiting in the wings to dish out sass or surprisingly helpful advice, depending on the week (see: Fresh Off the Boat's Grandma).
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In the court docs, Melissa cites "irreconcilable differences" for the split -- and wants to block the court's ability to dish out spousal support to either of them.
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Geek Love could be titled Geek Treachery, for all the violence (literal and metaphorical) and betrayal (petty and grand) that the Binewskis dish out on each other.
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Some speculate that they will be used to fund Mosaic, its embryonic online-lending business, which plans to dish out modest sums to individuals and small businesses.
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But, if you're in the market for a tablet and can't really dish out for an iPad, there's another (and perhaps better) alternative: The Amazon Fire tablet.
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While Myka has worked with members of England's royal family, today her clients are mostly young professionals willing to dish out a month's rent to learn manners.
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Usually only the highest-tier loyalty program members score free suite upgrades, and most hotels are reluctant to dish out suites for anything other than full price.
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And since I didn't need to dish out too much on my main course, I could afford to splurge on colorful fruit garnishes and fancier deli chorizo.
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Originally made in Japan, these sandos took Los Angeles by storm last year, and now it&aposs finally New York&aposs turn to dish out the goods.
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But considering the masks are sold out at many local stores, riders may be willing to dish out the cash for immediate access to the protective gear.
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Per the report, Teigen is set to star on Chrissy's Court, a new reality show from Quibi that will have Teigen dish out decisions in small-claims cases.
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The authors go on to suggest that reforming mandatory minimum sentences that require judges to dish out lengthy prison stays will help reduce crime, prison populations, and costs.
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People dish out hundred of dollars for VIP treatment at Coachella every year, but sometimes you just need to be in the right place at the right time.
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In fact, you might consider upgrading your router first of all—the standard-issue boxes that ISPs dish out are so ubiquitous that they're prime targets for hackers.
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The GoRuck GR1 was designed by an ex-member of the Special Forces, so it's tough enough to take whatever you or nature can think to dish out.
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But the FTC still has more dirt to dish out from its 16-month investigation into the company's privacy practices, per a Tuesday report in the Washington Post.
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Westeros and reality television collided on Monday when Game of Thrones star Lena Headey embodied her steely character to dish out a tongue-lashing on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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But your favorite tell-it-like-it-is star doesn't need a TV show to dish out great advice to her fans, which is exactly what she's doing.
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A patient with a 20 percent coinsurance payment would be required to dish out $20 -- or a full third of the price insurers paid -- as opposed to $12.
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And after feeling the political damage wrought by his war on the Russia investigation, Trump may be eager to dish out some of that damage of his own.
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The celebration was inspired by Turner, who likes to dish out her opinions on Instagram and end by saying: "And that's the tea," while sipping from a cup.
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You could cap the story with a final live stream of you and a loved one taking the dish out of the oven and taking a first bite.
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Even Amazon's S3 only offers four nines (99.99 percent) availability, and has to dish out free cloud computing credits to customers that don't receive this level of service.
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It costs 90,000 roubles ($1,420) to rent for the day, a price that includes a banya attendant who will thrash clients with sauna whisks or dish out massages.
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Baggage ambassadors were on hand in the hall to dish out the finshing touches for each pie with a squirt of whipped cream and &aposHappy Thanksgiving&apos wishes.
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If $349 is still too much to dish out, there are some other noise-canceling headphones on sale right now from brands like Bose, Sony, Beats, and Sennheiser.
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The most egregious crony corporatists, from Russia to Venezuela, dish out favours to acolytes and punishments to opponents on a scale that would bring blushes even in Trump Tower.
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His visit is part of a broader push to expand Chinese influence in the South Pacific that has seen Beijing dish out over $1.3 billion in loans since 2011.
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Specs-wise, the Satechi charger can dish out a maximum of 9 watts for Android devices, provided you use a QC 212 or a Samsung original adapter and cable.
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Here's Doc Rivers ... trying to dish out some hope to Dodgers Nation ... after the Blue Crew got WHOOPED ON by the Cubs at home in the NLCS Thursday night.
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Even though he is willing to dish out thousands on one outfit from Brioni or famed New York City tailor Martin Greenfield, the fit always seems to be off.
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On "Azúcar," his dance-floor smash from the mid-1960s, the orchestra's horns dish out Mr. Palmieri's signature devices — sharp upward runs; coiled, key-climbing arpeggios — with added power.
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Before this clean-cut child would grow up to dish out medical advice and personal health tips on TV ... he was just a Cleveland kid raised by Turkish parents.
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The glitziest of Ameerpet's establishments have some of the trappings of MBA programmes: they dish out business cards to students they call "trainee associates" and help them polish their CVs.
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By this point, the owner should have worked hard to condition the dog to the awkward grabbing and pulling at sensitive body parts that a baby will inevitably dish out.
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This Is Us star Milo Ventimiglia plays one of the best dads on television, but the actor knows how to dish out plenty of good advice in real life, too.
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We talked to Max coming off his huge win at UFC 218 ... and the featherweight king set aside his desire to call out McGregor to dish out some real talk.
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Beyond that, they can hobnob with the Unity-powered crew of scientists, who dish out both commands and helpful advice while visitors create some genetically fabricated creatures of their own.
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As we've reported ... 3 women have accused Franken of groping their butts during photo ops, which led Marco Rubio to dish out some advice on how to avoid that problem.
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They dish out relevant life advice on their blog on everything from how to shop for groceries "like a boss" to what to taking pride in being a cheap date.
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What I wanted to do was antithetical to what the game needed me to do, which was wait until he was hungry enough to dish out some essential story information.
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If this isn't enough to entice you to make these brownies yourself and dish out the few bucks to watch this movie, well, I don't know what to tell you.
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CSX also said it was evaluating its strategy for distributing cash to shareholders, which one analyst said was a possible sign the railroad will dish out less cash to investors.
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While Americans are subjected to a daily onslaught of partisan and misleading reports about Trump and associates, foreign press dish out even more hostile coverage — poisoning perspectives around the globe.
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Who can possibly afford to regularly pay $10 for some hideously overpriced gummy slugs, or dish out wads of hard-earned income for some obscenely small bags of stale popcorn?
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Mike Epps has probably lost more money on a high-stakes table than he'll have to dish out in fines for beating down a dude in a New Orleans casino.
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Yacht ownership and maintenance is notoriously expensive; fortunately, there are luxurious (but still pricey) alternatives for interested parties who can't dish out several million on a yacht of their own.
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PSA for Food Network enthusiasts: If you've been itching for new pots and pans but aren't trying to dish out hundreds on a fancy set, we have news for you.
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Even so, change in the nation's largest bureaucracy comes slow, and American military bases around the world still dish out plenty of traditionally heavy Department of Defense red-label chow.
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The sleep-deprived will have to dish out $35 for a package of 14 CBD Sleep Gummies, each of which include chamomile extract, 25mg of CBD and 1mg of melatonin.
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The cost of that versatility is a lower position on the power pyramid; Genji can dish out the damage, but many of the threats on the field do it more quickly.
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Believe it or not, Bachelorette season 12's token villain, Chad Johnson, is able to dish out compliments about one of his competitors on this season of the reality dating show.
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That's just part of being on the internet though — while most people want to dish out words of praise and support, that electronic veil can bring out the worst in others.
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The magic hinges on the hope that as a player, you'll feel every crevice of this world in a way that only a 20-hour video-game experience can dish out.
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One of the latest Snapchat trends (at least in our little tech bubble) is venture capitalists using the social media platform as a way to dish out advice to aspiring entrepreneurs.
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The short cooldown on her Boosters allows her to fly in — the mech flies in any direction you point it — dish out/soak up some damage, then get out if needed.
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LONDON — Whether you've been married for years or are eternally single, you can rely on Alan Partridge to dish out some sage advice on the subjects of love, sex and relationships.
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If you're interested in the iRobot 960 but don't want to dish out the dough, have a look at the Roomba 690, our top robot vacuum pick in our buying guide.
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Over at Norma's at the Le Parker Meridien in New York City, they're taking Sunday brunch to the next level, for those willing to dish out a couple grand that is.
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The watchdog is in the process of an investigation into the deal which could see it dish out fines for Uber and Grab, or potentially unwind the deal in Singapore altogether.
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With less than two weeks until the final vote, we'll see if tech CEOs dish out more last-minute cash or fiery tweets in support of their views on the issue.
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There's no guarantee higher rebate amounts will actually go back to patients, and insurers can easily raise their premiums to offset any rebates they have to dish out at the pharmacy.
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What to do: Many experts do not recommend cities pay ransoms in ransomware hacks since cities could still dish out potentially thousands of dollars and still be stuck in the hack.
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And just like humans get addicted to slot machines that randomly dish out money, if the cat was rewarded with attention only some of the time, the behavior probably only strengthened.
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Then, just in time for Thanksgiving, the columnists dish out tips on an activity they've mastered over the past seven episodes: sitting around a table and talking with people who disagree.
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He can bring a variety of abilities to bear on his Legofied foes, and he's even got access to a "Slime Shooter" vehicle to dish out an extra dose of funky.
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But in her recent book, With All Due Respect, it turns out that the former United Nations ambassador can dish out drama just as well as anyone else in Trump's cabinet.
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But these days, Fleiss' life is completely different from her time running a stable of 500 girls born and raised in Beverly Hills for clients willing to dish out $1,500 a night.
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So today we're going to dish out the sweetest examples of the subtle art form, including new work from Sam Cannon, Julien Dovier, and some brand new artists we've never featured before.
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That's another perk of soliciting hundreds of applications, says Florida of the University of Toronto: "[Amazon] now knows what these communities are willing to dish out in terms of taxpayer funded incentives."
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Even the pros are pumped, which is why we asked a seasoned makeup artist to dish out her best industry tips and tricks on how to use her favorite finds this week.
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O'Brien and Arnett dish out a handful of jokes and burns to each other during their intense 1v1 battles, keeping the spirit of competition alive despite their lack of experience with ARMS.
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The CFPB can impose legally-binding restrictions on everything from mortgages to payday loans to debit cards; it can also fine offenders, ban bad practices, and dish out relief to wronged consumers.
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" Sow and Friedman dish out friendship-dating advice to grown-up lady listeners who know that when it comes to making friends after 30, as the saying goes, "the struggle is real.
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Morgan later said that the celebration was inspired by Turner, who likes to dish out her opinions on Instagram and end by saying: "And that's the tea," while sipping from a cup.
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After showing Charlize Theron could dish out the pain in the gritty "Atomic Blonde," he took the reins of "Deadpool 2" and oversaw an action/comedy that earned over $785 million worldwide.
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Cannons can dish out 100 damage when there's a direct hit, or administer 20193 damage on those in the impact area — it can also be used to fire players to new locations.
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But Hall persevered, helped by her ability to dish out "Homeric bollockings" when required, and plotted prison breakouts, organized resistance activities and re-established a chain of radio operatives throughout the region.
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And I suspect "pro" users will do the same when it comes to the iPhone 11 Pro; they'll clench their teeth and dish out the additional $150 for the 256GB of option.
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But, of course, there are bottles of champagne worth cherishing, and if you&aposre going to go ahead and dish out, you want to make sure you&aposre not getting duped, right?
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Life in the high rises is laced with oppression; from the gangs and the police also, the latter keen to dish out their own brand of terror in the name of community.
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Bradley supplied five points and three assists in the span, including an open 3-pointer on the left wing and a dish out to Buycks for another trey to finish the surge.
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This is also expected to be the first "pursuit rated" hybrid, which means it's been tested to withstand the abuse that cops dish out — thanks to upgraded suspension components, wheels, tires, and brakes.
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Her Ultimate ability, Supercharger, also allows her to dish out a temporary damage boost for her teammates, which can help save a late-minute attack or repel a final desperate push on defense.
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" And though the stars didn't dish out any details on upcoming dance parties or rain being made, Gavaris did promise, "You can expect some dancing, but maybe not physical dancing – some emotional dancing.
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Torbjörn is effectively a two-headed beast, able to trust that his turret will reliably dish out damage and control a location while he focuses his not-insubstantial Rivet Gun on other threats.
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With Halloween but a few weeks away, pillowcases are about to be filled to the brim with candy—but how do you dish out sweets your local trick-or-treaters are hoping for?
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And luckily for viewers, the shooting and the bonkers reveal that Mary Drake is her biological mom hasn't hindered her ability to play sleuth and dish out sarcastic one-liners like nobody's business.
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Since then, it has been adding a handful of diverse programming to its platform to attract new viewers and get existing YouTube users to dish out a monthly fee for more exclusive content.
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Be More Yoda: Mindful Thinking from a Galaxy Far Far Away, $5.59, available at AmazonWe can't think of any mentor better than the wise Yoda to dish out stress relief and mindfulness advice.
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Mark Zuckerberg is expected to dish out another mea culpa on Tuesday when he meets with members of the European Parliament on Tuesday about the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the New York Times reports.
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If you like, you can dish out $1,950 for the same watch with a steel band, or go as high up as $2,350 for a titanium case variant (again, with a rubber strap).
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He's not the only familiar face to appear in Bryce's project: the documentary also features Will Smith, Jimmy Fallon and Neil Patrick Harris, all of whom dish out wisdom about being a dad.
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Airbus usually divides chairman and CEO jobs between French and German nationals, though the ability of Paris and Berlin governments to dish out top jobs for purely political reasons was halted in 2013.
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Photo: GettyTinder is supposed to dish out $17.25 million dollars worth of cash and in-app features to users over the age of 29 who were required to pay extra for their subscription services.
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Beware, Bellator fighters ... Kevin "Baby Slice" Ferguson says you guys have NO HOPE of hurting him in the ring ... 'cause he's taken more punishment than you can dish out ... from his father, Kimbo Slice.
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The label might cough up a couple thousand bucks to help a band pay for its recording process, but it doesn't dish out the kinds of advance payments the big record companies pay artists.
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A good hand mixer is vital if you bake on the reg, but there's no need to dish out a large chunk of change for one when less expensive models can handle your ingredients.
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The answer is that robots will make industries so much efficient that there will be ample money—probably via higher corporate taxes from higher profits—to dish out a livable income to replaced workers.
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Cheap laptops are nice, but if you want something that consistently performs well and has a processor that can keep up with you, you're going to want to dish out a little more cash.
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Trump brought Van Drew up only 10 minutes into the Tuesday rally to help him kick off the night — time the president usually reserves to dish out whatever has been most occupying his mind.
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So far in the Stone trial, Jackson hasn't delivered any of the sharp reprimands to counsel that Ellis was known to dish out, though she clearly is on alert for anything she considers problematic.
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The teen may be the ringleader of the squad, but it's her mouthiness that eventually leads her to one of the worst punishments that Ma can dish out: Sewing Haley's lips closed while she's drugged.
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You have to know how close you need to be to dish out meaningful damage, and you have to keep your crosshairs locked on target while staying mobile and adjusting to Blink's sudden perspective shifts.
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Despite keeping busy gearing up for his new culinary show, The F Word, which premieres on May 31, Ramsay has recently found some time to dish out disparaging remarks about people's cooking creations on Twitter.
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A white paper due to be released by the government next week will reportedly include proposals for an independent regulator with the power to dish out fines and hold company executives personally liable for breaches.
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The U.S. Olympic legend was at LAX when we asked about fellow gymnast Simone Biles entering the ballroom this season ... and that's when Gabby told us she'd rather dish out scores than take them. #Boss
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She never trained as a chef but raising five hungry boys provided all the experience she needs to dish out crowd-pleasing bowls of , biryani, and creamy hummus to a mix of expats and locals.
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With Spieth sitting within tap-in range for a certain par, Johnson had to hole the putt, and he read the break and the speed to near perfection to dish out a blow to Spieth.
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Pittsburgh's safety has always been better known for his ability to dish out huge hits than having any sort of prowess in coverage, and the Pats were all too glad to take advantage of that.
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Drop one when you're making an escape to buy yourself a few seconds or use it offensively — either when you're cornered or when a firefight is raging below you — to dish out some extra damage.
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On average, Americans dish out $1,810 more per head than the next highest spenders in Luxembourg, twice as much as Canadians, and almost nine times more than Mexicans, according to our calculations based on OECD data.
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Here are 15 top jobs for a healthy work-life balance in the UK These leaders dish out what they're looking for in a new hire 9 ways to tell if you're a leader worth following
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I used to council caution in jumping to the conclusion that a fighter's chin is shot, but with Arlovski and Overeem it is clear that they cannot take the kind of heat that heavyweights dish out.
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Lou Williams came off the bench to score 39 points and dish out nine assists as the Los Angeles Clippers rallied from a 25-point deficit to stun the host Detroit Pistons 913-101 on Saturday.
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Mendes didn't dish out any party plans ... instead, he calmly revealed to our camera guy that simply letting him stroll down the sidewalk whilst holding hands with his dame would be a birthday wish come true.
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And while these types of outlandish experiences are usually not the norm, a recent Wedding Wire study did find that the average bridesmaid will dish out around $1,200 per each wedding she is a part of.
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Both the startups are struggling to find a path to profitability in India, however, as they continue to dish out more than $15 million each month to win new customers and keep the existing ones happy.
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Luckily, AMC on the other hand has no such qualms about seeing a zombie torn in half or whatever other grotesqueries the show can dish out, just so long as no one swears while doing it.
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If you dish out an extra $50, you can get the Lenovo Smart Assistant Harman Kardon Edition, which comes in black and has an additional 2-inch cavity that should provide clearer treble and deeper bass tones.
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But industry figures said in proposals submitted during this year's National People's Congress (NPC) that the state still must tackle "protectionist" local governments that dish out extra subsidies and draw up preferential policies aimed at excluding rivals.
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The ladies of The View are getting political with on The View Live Election Special, where they'll dish out every detail of election night as America decides who will become the next president of the United States.
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She also wrote that she was having a hard time finding a recipe that worked for her, but since stuffing has made it on to this year's menu, we can only assume she figured the dish out.
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At the start, Walmart will likely dish out more dollars per package than seasoned e-commerce giant Amazon, but over time, it can become increasingly competitive and sustain steady package streams to cut its costs, WSJ reports.
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Attacks chain together more organically than that; if you dish out three light attacks in quick succession and you time the button presses right, your chosen warrior will make it look cool on his or her own.
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Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has a modest 800 million euros to dish out on further tax cuts and spending increases next year, having already committed over 2 billion through previously announced increases in current and capital spending.
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But whether it's their ridiculously-good centers swatting down shots, the suffocating perimeter defense, or role players providing a spark off the bench, Team USA has shown that they dish out their own special blend of damage.
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But for those of you who aren't ready to dish out a shedload of cash on a phone but still want in on the huge screen trend, the Q6 family of phones might be a good choice.
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I've bought myself some sweet threads to protect against corruption and freezing and so many other things; and enough weapon upgrades that I can dish out some substantial damage when I have to take a machine apart.
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Luckily, Manic Panic makes it easy (take it from a pastel-hair pro) and you don't have to dish out salon dollars every time you want to copy the latest trend — or, even get ahead of it.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders wants to dish out billions of dollars to historically black colleges and universities — plus other colleges that largely serve minority students — as part of his latest presidential pitch for the country's higher education system.
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The newly confirmed Supreme Court Justice slipped on a ball cap and rubber gloves to dish out meals to the homeless Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Kavanaugh was working with Catholic Charities to help feed people in need.
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The same people on product management ought to be thinking together with Rev Ops and Sales about how you dish out the product, how you launch the pieces, how you turn on pieces and how you enable pieces.
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As you'd expect from Disrupt, we're gathering some of the best and brightest folks in the startup community to dish out their wisdom in a series of interviews and fireside chats scheduled throughout each day of the conference.
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And I did, just a bit, even on the game's lowest difficulty—because every one of the game's enemies, even the gruntiest of goons, can dish out telling damage if you're not quick with a right-stick flick.
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If you're a bit more hesitant to dish out nearly $199.903 on a pair of shoes, though, you'll be happy to learn that Nordstrom's boot section includes a number of lookalikes that go for under $200 a pair.
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The company will now reserve the right to dish out "strikes" and eventually remove accounts that repeatedly upload content that may not qualify harassment in a specific instance, but that altogether demonstrate a pattern of targeting and harassment.
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So, we asked Brandon about Knowles' accusations as he was leaving Zari in Atlanta Wednesday night ... he tells us he has too much respect for Beyonce, Kelly and all the other women involved to dish out dirt on Mathew.
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In Japan, average market prices of the once-humble squid have nearly doubled in the past two years, quickly putting the dish out of reach for many blue-collar and middle-class Japanese families that grew up eating it.
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The periods from January to February and July to August will be begging for you to break out the spray paint, put some sparkles on it, and dish out the appreciation for others like compliments are complimentary (they are).
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If you want to see more, check out this video: If you're in the market for a smart watch, but you can't dish out for the new Apple Watch, snag the Fitbit Ionic for just $239 now on Amazon.
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Kudlow -- the director of the National Economic Council -- was in D.C. when we asked if he could dish out some financial advice for the football stars about to become millionaires when the NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday night.
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The commission has long masqueraded as a court of law—proven above with their attempts to dish out over-the-top, draconian bans on those who compete and generate money for the self-styled fight capital of the world.
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"You buy a box of truffles and you can eat them just like that, or you can make tea, or you can also make a really nice dish out of them," she said, referring to so-called magic truffles.
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On SOLOdarity, Jung and her co-host Baeck Ha-na, an accountant, dish out advice to women on why they should stay single, as well as touching on other feminist topics that challenge South Korean women's traditional backseat role.
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While you might not have the funds to dish out $8 million on a diamond necklace, like the one David Beckham gave his wife Victoria Beckham, there are plenty of relatively inexpensive gifts for him that show how much you care.
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Leading scorer Paul George returned after a one-game absence to score 13 and dish out five assists while Indiana held the Magic to 33 percent from the field – the type of number it would love to post again against Cleveland.
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In the season 7 premiere episode, "Dragonstone," fans watched as Jon Snow's pal from the Night's Watch emptied out disgusting waste bins only to turn around and dish out goopy bowls of soup that looked just as nasty and unappetizing.
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Bigger jackpots draw bigger headlines, which in turn entice more people to dish out $2 for a ticket, said David R. Just, a professor of applied economics and management at Cornell University who has written three studies on the lottery.
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Those pesky mailing costs can make it or break it — whether you didn't meet the minimum for free shipping, or if the standard seven-business day cost is just a hair over the arbitrary amount you're willing to dish out.
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So when I heard the rumor that several dispensaries on Vancouver's Main Street have been known to dish out a complimentary dose of the good stuff on your special day, of course I had to put this to the test.
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That ticket serves as your all-access pass to TechCrunch Disrupt, where you can hear from our amazing lineup of entrepreneurs, innovators and investors who will dish out their wisdom in a series of interviews and lectures throughout the show.
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For people who don't want to dish out cash for a new set of buds, the company is also providing earbuds that connect through the Lightning cable in the box of every iPhone 7, as well as a free dongle.
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The player can switch between Eddies while in the fight, as each one—there's Trooper Eddie, Pharaoh Eddie, Wicker Man Eddie, Gunner Eddie, and so on—has his own unique abilities to either dish out damage or perk-up your team.
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Even the health experts — many of them not political appointees — have made sure to deliver some praise to the president to help the medicine go down as they dish out some of the more dire predictions about the growing pandemic.
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There's a cool dish out of France called eclade de moules, in which you take a few pounds of mussels, put them on a board or rock, cover them with dried pine needles and then set the whole thing on fire.
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The location in Vegas is ramping up a series of videos set to be featured on their social media channels that dish out in-home workouts fans and viewers alike can watch and participate in from the confines of quarantine.
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The report did not reveal any new features of the iPhone 8 besides saying that all three new iPhones will support fast charging — if customers dish out additional cash for a lightning-to-USB-C cable and a fast-charging wall adapter.
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Assuming fiscal targets are met, Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has a modest 800 million euros to dish out on further tax cuts and spending increases next year, having already committed over 2 billion through previously announced increases in current and capital spending.
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Sure, maybe his feelings are really hurt, but given the fact that Trump and others have brought up strengthening libel laws multiple times — the old "you can't take what you dish out" syndrome — it could be setting up more nefarious actions to come.
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If you want the 128GB model — and you probably do, given that iPad apps tend to take quite a bit of storage space — you'll have to dish out $429 for the Wi-Fi model, and $559 for the Wi-Fi + Cellular variant.
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But, a lot of that is due to his willingness to endure punishment to dish out his own—something which has proved his undoing in the past and a fighting trait Joshua is surely looking to exploit with his proven punching power.
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It's not true that he carried the match, but it wouldn't be too much to say that his ability to dish out impactful offense while still selling like a champ for White elicited far more emotion that White's comparatively by-the-numbers approach.
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This was a guy raised from a pup in the UFC, a kid we watched grow up, now changed into a man in a flash by the most terrible knowledge existence can dish out: When life wants you crushed, you will be crushed.
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A sweeping minority dissent questioning Mueller's authority could provide political cover for future efforts to restrict the scope of his investigation, dismiss the validity of his findings, dish out presidential pardons, defend against impeachment proceedings — or even to fire Mueller, legal experts said.
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You get this deal regardless of which iPhone you buy, so no worries if you still can't dish out more than $1,000 for an iPhone X or XS. You'll still look fresh to death with some of the latest Apple wrist candy on your arm.
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The series, about two college students who team up to dish out vigilante justice on their campus, is a candy-colored vision of university life, complete with ultra-bubbly sorority girls and a green-haired slacker who sells weed from the local record store.
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Well, it did pretty obviously copy the design of the iPhone X, and at roughly $354, the V9 is a lot cheaper, so if you like the notch and don't want to dish out a thousand dollars on a phone, it's not a bad option.
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Social media is a key "battle ground" where LGBT advocates take on conservative celebrities who dish out popular dating advice, such as saying that the best couples marry early, produce sons and are straight, according to Xiao Tie, head of the Beijing LGBT Centre.
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The TV star, who has portrayed Spencer Hastings for seven seasons on the Freeform series, admitted that she used to routinely dish out PLL details, even though everyone else on the show tried their hardest to keep tight-lipped about Rosewood's ever-twisting mystery.
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Today, everyone from Stella McCartney to Zara is selling a repertoire of faux fur jackets, hats, scarves, gloves, and more, proving that you don't need to dish out thousands of dollars for an item that's extra durable, super-warm, and feels good to the touch.
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Brogdon came off the bench to score all 15 of his points and dish out five of his seven assists in the second half, and Milwaukee survived a late push by the Phoenix Suns to hold on for a 100-96 victory on Sunday afternoon.
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The big picture: The Supreme Court's court is a haven where political differences no longer matter, creating a hallowed space where hundreds of clerks, aides and even justices tabled the issues of the day to dish out assists, set screens and drain jump shots.
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The design of Motorola One Zoom just feels right — I keep imagining an iPhone with a glowing Apple logo below a nice, centrally placed, symmetrical camera array, and it's the kind of phone I'd gladly (OK, slightly less reluctantly) dish out a thousand bucks for.
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Returning Housewives Vicki Gunvalson and Tamra Judge as well as newly single costars Shannon Beador and Kelly Dodd are at it again, this time color coordinating in white dresses as they dish out their new one-liners for the upcoming installment of the hit Bravo series.
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Having lost a daughter of his own under similar circumstances, Lambert agrees to help an out-of-her-element FBI agent (Olsen) scout the reservation, knock on doors, navigate the mountain, and as a favor to the victim's father, dish out justice to whomever is to blame.
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" While many of New World's fellow dim sum restaurants are either closing shop or modernising to dish out a product made onsite, Zhou insists that the carts are "what appeals the most to British customers as they're interested to learn and experience proper, authentic Chinese food.
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Gene—the titular God Hand is actually his whole right arm, which has magical powers and can be charged up to dish out incredible damage—can be quickly torn apart by any level of enemy, if you're not sharp on the sticks and quick on the buttons.
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Smartphone pricing has become oddly disjointed: You still have to dish out more than $1003 for a flagship coming from a top brand, such as Apple and Samsung, but you can also buy a Chinese phone with solid (and often comparable) specs for a lot less.
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Naturally, we don't know everything about the Switch Lite yet, and Nintendo undoubtedly has plans to dish out additional details as the months roll on, such as giving some concrete info on how—or if—you'll be able to transfer saved games between Switches and Switch Lites.
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The focus will be on Trump pressuring Ukraine to dish out dirt on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 85033 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE, and on obstructing the congressional investigation.
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Because of that, we have a feeling it will sell out in no time — so if the stock is already gone by the time you're reading this (or if you just don't want to dish out the $745), you can enter to win one right here.
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This means that customers will have to dish out at least $5,000 more to get what they were promised, an additional $3,000 more to get full self-driving capabilities once they're available, and $9,000 on top of that to get a better range and a nicer interior.
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Yet for a few hours this Saturday, the 81-year-old German restaurant, one of the last relics of German Town, now known as Yorkville, will be the star of the neighborhood, as its workers dish out sauerkraut and sausages for the annual German-American Steuben Parade.
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When the sauce was creamy, thick with finely ground cashews, and the leanest pieces of meat were tender, she threw cilantro and fried onions over the top and set the dish out beside a basket of mandazi, deep-fried yeasted buns still warm from the fryer.
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If you manage to snag a cheap-enough hotel or Airbnb as a visitor, you still have to dish out $184 a day on a lift ticket and then some on rentals, making it the most expensive day for any US skier out on the slopes.
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For three hours, they watched the president — in a blue suit and a red striped tie — dish out turkey in a cafeteria, where troops were watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on television; pose for photos; and deliver remarks in a hangar to 1,500 military personnel.
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The Xbox One X is one of the most high-fidelity gaming experiences you can have — second only to an expensive PC. We've all been here: You want to push your games to their furthest limits, but don't want to dish out the dough to build a computer.
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At the beginning of the war, the Union outnumbered the Confederates 2-to-1 and no matter how zealous Southerners were to defend the Confederacy, there simply wasn't enough of them to be able to handle the kinds of losses the Union Army began to dish out by 1863.
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More to do nearby: For legit drunk food, Mel's Drive-In on Geary and Lori's Diner on Sutter both dish out classic 50s-style American breakfast dishes like mile-high pancakes, chocolate milkshakes, eggs with sausage and potatoes, and burgers come 6 AM. All photos by Jason Henry.
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There's a whole segment about the fallout from his relationship with Grande, and while he emphasizes this isn't meant to make people take sides, he does dish out some pretty significant burns, namely in response to the fact that Grande has been publicly burning him all this time.
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Duncan also inspired repeated flashbacks to his playing days when he leapt off the bench during the game to dish out pats of support to the chests of various Spurs, as he so often did in the days he was faithfully flanked by Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili.
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Yes. Hotville connects them all, drawing a straight line east to Nashville, back into the 1930s when Thornton Prince III — Ms. Prince's great-great-uncle, a farmer with a side hustle, and the architect of hot chicken as we know it — sold the dish out of his house.
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That would be the In-N-Out truck, hired to park outside every year, ready and able to dish out thousands of burgers to sloshy celebs who suddenly find Wolfgang's smoked salmon statuettes and vegan spring rolls unable to sufficiently support all of the champagne this deep into the night.
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Startup funding experts — including Forward Partners managing partner Nic Brisbourne, Target Global partner Malin Holmberg and DocSend co-founder and chief executive officer Russ Heddleston — will sit down together and dish out all their best pieces of advice on the Extra Crunch Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin December 11-12.
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Though I believe even after all this time I'm still a humanist with what I hope is a well of sympathy for those suffering, I can't deny that I've become largely inured to the pain two human beings can dish out to each other within the regulated confines of a cage.
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The ceremony has been slimmed down to a brisk two-hour march from the typical four-hour procession and organisers plan to dish out hats, blankets and seat-warmers to combat the cold, though that has not been enough to reassure some spectators as a number of tickets have already been returned.
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The ceremony has been slimmed down to a brisk two-hour march from the typical four-hour procession and organizers plan to dish out hats, blankets and seat-warmers to combat the cold, though that has not been enough to reassure some spectators as a number of tickets have already been returned.
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Aside from inspiring us with this gorgeous new beauty look, Olivia and Charlotte also dish out plenty of dating advice, including how to decide when to kiss that special someone for the first time, what they consider to be a dating deal breaker and what makeup to never ever wear on a first date.
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It's still a ton of money to dish out for a phone, but it's two hundred pounds less than the iPhone X and 70 pounds less than the Samsung Galaxy S9+ in the UK. And this time, for the money, you'll get a phone that's best on the market in more than one way.Â
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During this annual celebration of all things citrus, families open up their private cortes (traditional homes with their own courtyards) to dish out samples of that silky nougat, along with cream-thickened crema di limone lemon liqueur, orange zest-laced pardula sweets filled with sheep's ricotta, freshly squeezed grapefruit spremuta, and candied cedro (citron) peel.
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If Nigel Williams-Goss, a junior who transferred to Gonzaga after two seasons at Washington, is the team's traditional star — its leader in points, assists and minutes — Karnowski is his team's identity, the Euro-style big man who can handle the ball and dish out assists along with scoring down low and playing post defense.
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The President didn't offer up any details on the sanctions, but he did say he believes more sanctions will force Iran to the bargaining table with the US. The world is also still waiting to see what kind of retaliation, if any, the US will dish out after Iran shot down a US military drone last week.
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With millions of people on the move for what's traditionally seen as a time of fresh opportunities, the travel season is one of top trending topics on Weibo; posts tagged #2016chunyun, meaning "Spring Festival travel season," feature photos of cramped transport hubs and dish out tips on surviving the journey by avoiding ticketing scams and alleviating motion sickness.
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However, in a country where the morality police will dish out harsh punishments to young women for doing things like wearing too much make up or fake tan, and where even ballet dancers are forced to take their lessons in secret, I wondered if the women had been met with any resistance for teaching, and participating in, surfing classes.
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The problem with this is, of course, that I do not possess a bank account even remotely similar to 2 Chainz's, therefore it is not always financially responsible (or plausible) for me to dish out a cool thousand dollars on a dress I might wear once, or a pair of shoes I'll likely ruin after one walk.
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That's one reason Redditors like Lily — doctors, nurses, and others in the medical community — have formed a sort of online vigilante group to dish out informed advice (due to privacy concerns, and the personal safety issues that come with aligning yourself with reproductive rights, some of the people cited in this story chose to remain anonymous).
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If calling out Taylor Swift, Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna by name in his new songs wasn't enough, the rapper went on to dish out subtle disses to Michael Jordon (after first claiming he loves him), Nike (though he claims he was just repeating what someone in the crowd said), and even himself in a freestyle track from the new album.
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In novelizations and at the war table, a good MechWarrior knows when the time has come to commit everything they've got to knocking someone the fuck out, walking through point-blank weapons fire and absorbing whatever punishment their opposition can dish out just so they can smash an enormous metal limb into another mech and leave it shattered on the ground.
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All this goes to say that while sexy headlines and frequent nine-figure-plus deals make it easy to think SoftBank has a blank check to dish out to any unicorn they please, the clock may be striking midnight for SoftBank as they face the reality of their enormous spending, which may not bode well for their hopes for a second Vision Fund.
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If you're looking for a cheap pair of driving lenses, or just aren't willing to dish out for another pair of Ray-Bans or Maui Jims because you've lost and broken so many that it hurts, a pair or three of either Gamma Ray's Polarized Cheaters (a Wayfarer-style) or Wrap Around Sports (the sportier version pictured above) should do you well.
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It's a testament to how the studio released the movie and an example of just how hungry audiences are for unique ways to dish out superhero IP.Made on a $55 million budget, Todd Phillips' origin story of the Clown Prince of Crime made over $1 billion at the worldwide box office, the first R-rated movie to ever hit that mark.
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Plus, you'll get to hear from our amazing lineup of entrepreneurs, innovators, and investors who will dish out their wisdom in the various interviews and lectures throughout the show, check out dozens of companies displaying their wares in the Startup Alley, and unwind after a long day on the show floor in the various after-parties that take place after the show floor closes up for the day.
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He died 33 years ago, but the president's response after being caught trying to pressure Ukraine to dish out dirt about former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Top Pence adviser was on Trump-Zelensky phone call at center of whistleblower complaint: report MORE and his son's business dealings there was vintage Roy.
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READ: Austria has a plan to keep Hitler's childhood home from becoming a neo-Nazi shrine The family also plans to dish out an additional 5 million euros to support the forced laborers the family used and provide 25 million euros annually to promote Holocaust education and democratic values, according to the AP. The Reimann family is one of the richest on the planet, with Forbes estimating in 2015 that they were worth at least $19 billion.
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But at least these are real places.) The early scenes allow Schwentke and VFX supervisor Stefen Fangmeier ("Wanted") to dish out some impressive effects-pieces, coating Tris and her buds with blood-colored acid rain that pours down on the apocalyptic landscape they hike across, then afterward with a Matrix-like slime meant to decontaminate them when they arrive at the Bureau of Genetic Welfare, where they learn that their beloved Windy City is actually just a giant laboratory experiment under constant observation.
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