Based on those screenshots, expiring emails work pretty much like expiring emails in ProtonMail.
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The Expiring Soon section, meanwhile, will let you know if there's anything expiring in the next two weeks.
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This involves selling shorter-dated puts expiring in March or April, and buying longer-dated puts expiring in May and June.
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The smart fridge also sends alerts about expiring food and offers recipes through Meal Planner for meals that include those expiring items.
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Specifically, Gordon is selling the 114-strike calls expiring on June 3 and buying the 115-strike calls expiring on the same day.
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He is selling the 152.5-strike put expiring on May 26, while hedging his exposure by buying the 150-strike put expiring on the same date.
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China Youth Daily, a state-run news outlet, said about 600 households had 20-year leases expiring next year and 1,700 others had such leases expiring by 2019.
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Expiring individual taxes can always be extended, even under a Democratic president, as the expiring 85033 and 2003 tax relief was in 2010 and 2012 under President Obama.
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Contracts expiring in June 2020 are now fetching a higher price than contracts expiring a year earlier, meaning traders are beginning to put some money on a rate cut.
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Surrendering a lottery pick for an expiring contract is an obvious gamble—especially if said expiring contract plays the same position as Zach LaVine—but Minnesota would have Bradley's Bird Rights.
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Contango is the idea that the spot price of a commodity will be cheaper than the first expiring futures contract, which will be cheaper than the second expiring futures contract, and so on.
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And that program, known as reinsurance, is expiring next year.
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To a lesser extent, the same goes for expiring contracts.
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Moreover, expiring currency hedges may give exporters a competitive edge.
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Now we are weeks away from all federal funding expiring.
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At the end of June, an option expiring on Aug.
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The current agreements are set to start expiring from 2021.
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Arrow has full availability under its $1.8 billion senior unsecured revolving credit facility (RCF), expiring December 2021 and $450 million available under the company's $910 million accounts receivable securitization (ARS) facility, expiring September 2019.
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On Wednesday, one of the biggest ETF options trades of the day was the apparent simultaneous purchase of 40-strike FXI puts expiring in July and 40-strike FXI calls also expiring in July.
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Other parts of STELAR will now be detached from expiring deadlines.
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Those contracts expire Friday; options on those contracts are expiring Tuesday.
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Notifications will also be sent to alert you of expiring content.
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That's the sound of me singing goodbye to Netflix's expiring titles.
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Najarian owns 11 options, all expiring in less than two weeks.
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Some 4 billion euros of Italian coupons expiring also helped demand.
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Antetokounmpo will be on an expiring contract two years from now.
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A big perk of expiring messages is that purging happens automatically.
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And after deducting these expiring bonds, the leftovers will be reinvested.
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None of the expiring tools were involved in the Page applications.
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"Four, three, two," came the shouts, counting down the expiring clock.
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With money for scores of federal agency operations expiring on Sept.
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Bogut has an expiring contract and appeared headed toward a buyout.
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Brexit talks have a two-year deadline, expiring in March 2019.
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Call options with a striking price of $42 have become very popular; the 42-strike calls expiring in January and the 42-strike calls expiring in August were two of the most heavily traded options Friday.
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This officially renders the March 5 "deadline" useless — after all, right now, both immigrants with work permits expiring on March 4 and those with permits expiring on March 6 (or May 6) can apply for renewals.
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"People who have theirs expiring in April are freaking out," Medeiros said.
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The cost of three-month implied volatility, a contract expiring around Oct.
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Brendan Smith and Tomas Tatar are both younger guys on expiring deals.
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Schick was founded in 1926, just as Gillette's first patent was expiring.
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"Officially, those 40 licenses were scheduled to be expiring now," he said.
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Adolf Hitler's anti-Semitic work, Mein Kampf, also has an expiring copyright.
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Both cited their expiring committee posts as one reason for their exit.
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Moreover, option dealers have been buying three-month options expiring before Oct.
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DHS set a date of March 5 for permits to begin expiring.
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Weinstein's existing five-year contract was expiring at the end of 2015.
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The market for Enes Kanter, even on an expiring contract, isn't great.
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These contracts either ran out in December or are expiring this month.
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And the usefulness of the bomb peak appears to be expiring, too.
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Yet every year the tax cuts come closer to expiring, uncertainty grows.
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The amendment largely extends the expiring and expired tax breaks through 2202.
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An expiring federal tax credit has also moved demand into this year.
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No question, Congress often extends expiring tax provisions without offsetting the costs.
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But you should only worry about at-home urine pregnancy tests expiring.
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Other states are hoping to mimic the expiring federal policy more closely.
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The ministry said the sale was split between $500 million in 196-day notes expiring in July, which received $1.9 billion in orders, and $500 million in 364-day notes expiring next January, which received $976 million in orders.
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The group attributes this to patents expiring and decreases in generic drug prices.
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And with his contract expiring, his time with the Jets could be, too.
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The CSN needed to be reshuffled as most of the mandates were expiring.
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The auctions comprise a 32-day instrument worth $400 million expiring on Nov.
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NR: In some cases, these are three-day deals, deals that are expiring.
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So theoretically, the 90-day, country-based is expiring on Wednesday, June 14.
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This is why Hinge introduced expiring matches and the ability to re-match.
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With Ludwisiak's five-year contract expiring this December, Bernatowicz's appointment appears nearly certain.
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The issuance and sealing of the indictment would "toll" the statute from expiring.
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In fairness, two of those (both by ... Obama!) were extensions of expiring legislation.
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The key provisions were on the verge of expiring in 2010 and 2012.
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T&R's portfolio of concessions is long term with none expiring until 212000.
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Joe Ingles, Ricky Rubio, Alec Burks, and Derrick Favors's expiring contract were kept.
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Nash, whose contract is expiring, is expected to be the first to go.
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"None of the authorities ... that are expiring really relate to that," Cornyn added.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has sought to protect the expiring FISA provisions.
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Congress is facing a mid-March deadline to extend three expiring surveillance authorities.
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It's not the trade war or expiring tax cuts, it's the Fed's fault.
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So it was this ticking time, me knowing that, okay, this thing's expiring.
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The appeals court decided that four of the patents, expiring in 2019 and 2020, were invalid, and that one, expiring in June of this year, was valid, meaning Hospira can move forward with plans for a generic version of the drug.
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Significant Lease Expirations Through 0003: Including expiring leases and leases with tenant renewal options, AAT has approximately 30% of its annualized base rent expiring between now and the end of 2018 including over one third of its retail square footage.
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I also pick up a carton of one-day-from-expiring mango pulp. Yum!
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I remember that I have a Target promo code on Google Express that's expiring.
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With options for WTI's front-month February futures expiring, traders were covering short positions.
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Of these 44 could be affected by the referendum with 12 expiring in 2016.
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The same is true of Anderson, who is also working on an expiring contract.
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They're offering features like read receipts or expiring messages that feel more like shaming.
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Haley's last response to him was one final request for $3,000, expiring March 12.
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Here's a look at what's landing (and expiring) on the streaming service this month.
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And then there's the matter of full expensing expiring under the new GOP plan.
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, ramping up expiring tax credits for carbon capture technology.
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You never have to worry about your points expiring or paying foreign transaction fees.
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The expiring tax credit will make the Model 3 at least $3,750 more expensive.
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Second of all, Williams has a theory that Lyanna named her baby before expiring.
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Accenture International Capital SCA --Long-term IDR at 'A+'; --Senior unsecured RCF expiring Dec.
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The expansion was renewed last week; it is no longer at risk of expiring.
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This gives the book an eerie resonance, a worrisome sense of never-expiring relevance.
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Lawmakers are struggling to come up with a deal to extend expiring intelligence programs.
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As expected, the draft bill would extend all of the expiring provisions until Dec.
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Here are some ways to keep your airline miles and hotel points from expiring.
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The topic, according to the two sources, is expected to be expiring surveillance provisions.
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The rights previously belonged to Sony, expiring with the release of "Spectre" in 2015.
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But when a game was close with time expiring, White often had the ball.
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At issue is extending an expiring health insurance program for retired miners and their spouses.
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With options for U.S. crude's front-month February futures expiring, traders were covering short positions.
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IPG's $1 billion revolver, expiring October 2020, provides liquidity back-up to the CP program.
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Game will be removed from stores after 5/15 due to expiring music licenses. pic.twitter.
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The protection order is still active, expiring at the end of the current school year.
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Ericsson isn't the only company to have fallen prey to the perils of expiring certificates.
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The November contract for U.S. crude futures ended down 2.3 percent at $50.43 before expiring.
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I'd keep Iguodala, dump Bogut's expiring contract, and let another team pay Barnes max money.
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Murphy was owed $17.5 million this season on his expiring three-year, $37.5 million contract.
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The settlement price sets the value of billions of dollars in expiring in VIX derivatives.
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Finally, Hulu's Watchlist is now organized by categories, including TV, Movies, Videos, and Expiring Soon.
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Spicer and Urban will serve the remainder of three-year terms expiring December 30, 2021.
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But the expiring April hogs contract ended 0.55 cent lower at 79.025 cents per pound.
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In December, Blumenthal urged the Justice Department to investigate the effects of Comcast's conditions expiring.
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Council President Donald Tusk, who will chair Brexit negotiations, has a mandate expiring in May.
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Expedia's would be the first major renewal with the current deal expiring later this year.
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Rettig was confirmed to the remainder of a five-year term expiring in November 2022.
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"Congress considered the matter of expiring tax provisions less than 85033 months ago," they wrote.
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The closer a patent gets to expiring, the less enthusiastic companies can get about advertising.
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Nikkei 225 futures and options contracts expiring in June settled at the price of 21,060.56.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has sought to protect the expiring FISA provisions.
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Gasol and Ibaka are on expiring deals and will undoubtedly appeal to size-challenged contenders.
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But now, with our college deferments expiring upon June graduation, our luck might well change.
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"Nobody thinks that's going to be the case," he said of the individual cuts expiring.
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Hawkish Republicans were obliged to accept reforms rather than risk the law expiring for good.
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And depending on when your Buddy Pass was activated, that might be expiring soon, too.
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The news came amid a highly precarious market backdrop, when the September contract was expiring.
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The temporary license was extended several times, with the latest reprieve expiring on March 29.
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The volumes are unchanged from the previous three-year deal, which is expiring this month.
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Pinson started the Tigers' rally by making a 27-footer with the shot clock expiring.
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Sony's two top television production executives, for instance, have not yet renewed their expiring contracts.
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In addition, VIX futures expiring further out in time tend to be more expensive than ones expiring sooner, contributing to a negative drag over the course of the year, as one repeatedly has to sell something cheaper in order to buy something more expensive.
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Looney is on an expiring contract and hardly impacts their financial picture beyond the luxury tax.
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If the team considers dealing an expiring contract, the best bet is likely sharpshooter Kyle Korver.
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The expiring CME April lean hogs contract ended up 0.5 cent at 79.575 cents per pound.
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Arkansas's supply of the lethal injection drug midazolam is expiring at the end of April. Gov.
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The bond will facilitate the partial early refinancing of a 125 million franc expiring on Dec.
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Volkswagen AG and other automakers had similarly said the tax cut expiring could negatively affect sales.
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The expiring CME April lean hogs contract ended up 0.125 cents at 79.075 cents per pound.
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Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in December settled at 21,618.88, according to Japan Exchange Group.
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Permits begin expiring in March (besides eligible recipients who didn't renew in time for the extension).
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With the INF expiring, the US will now test previously banned weapons systems, US officials say.
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It allowed adult drama, which was expiring as a film genre, to be reborn on television.
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They want to extend expiring healthcare benefits for retired coal miners for at least a year.
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The Treasury said it would sell 2100 billion euros of 240-month BOT bills expiring Nov.
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A backwardation occurs when futures contracts expiring at later dates are trading lower than current prices.
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The United States will also extend expiring tariffs on Korean pickup trucks from 2021 to 2041.
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A lot of nonprofits are paying in the teens and twenties and have leases expiring soon.
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Governor Lesetja Kganyago's position is also up for renewal, with his five term expiring in November.
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Under her four-year producing deal with Sony, which is expiring, Ms. Pascal defied the odds.
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The most active trade was a $32 strike call expiring at the end of this week.
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Part of the new funding will debt financing involving warrants that were expiring, the sources said.
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Their mandate to investigate is expiring and the government has said it will not renew it.
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Expiring contracts like that can spur volatility in the market and lead to higher trading volumes.
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An announcement from the restaurant said it had been unable to renew an expiring lease. Aug.
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And they can use the app for deleting or expiring posts, rescheduling posts or publishing drafts.
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Lawmakers have a mid-March deadline to extend expiring surveillance authorities under the USA Freedom Act.
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It also includes a number of health extenders and renews three expiring surveillance provisions through March.
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So the president would also like to have the Congress deal with that expiring within INARA.
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"Permanent" tax cuts would have the benefit of this ratchet lock-in; expiring cuts would not.
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Only two Teavana locations at Simon malls have leases expiring in the spring, according to IBJ.
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He is currently employed as chief executive without a contract; therefore, there is no contract "expiring soon."
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The U.S. State Department is advising travelers to renew passports expiring in 2016 earlier rather than later.
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"Ibrahimovic's contract isn't expiring, he still has a year on his contract with us," Kirovski told reporters.
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The app will let you know when that food is getting close to expiring and notify you.
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Many of the specials that had been on offer to guests stranded by the storm are expiring.
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On Monday, the most active options trade was a purchase of $50 put options expiring on Aug.
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With key patents for metal printing expiring at the end of 33, things are looking particularly exciting.
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The 47-storey office tower is leased to Telstra, the lease expiring in the 2032 financial year.
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More than 200,000 recipients have their DACA expiring in the window that DHS will allow renewal. Deportations?
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About $4 billion worth of currency options was expiring between the 1.1750 to 1.18 levels on Tuesday.
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However, the market may be underpricing the risk of a no-deal Brexit; options expiring after Oct.
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Brian Kelly, CEO of BKCM, said Friday's wild trading was partly exacerbated by CME futures contracts expiring.
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Online records from New York-based digital currency trading platform LedgerX showed 275 call options expiring Dec.
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In early trade, Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in September were forecast to settle at 17,123.
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About $4 billion worth of currency options were expiring between the 1.1750 to 1.18 levels on Tuesday.
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About $4 billion worth of currency options was expiring between the 0.33 to 1.18 levels on Tuesday.
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WTI's June contract CLM6 settled down 3 cents at $48.16 a barrel, expiring as the front-month.
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Those whose permits were expiring before March 5, 2018, were permitted to renew their application by Oct.
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An attempt to extend the expiring authorities for 45 days to buy more time also fell apart.
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One of the most active trades was a purchase of the $180 put options expiring Friday, Sept.
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Today, old erectile-dysfunction patents are expiring, enabling a new wave of innovation and E.D. start-ups.
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Additionally, the Mets have fewer of those valued veterans on expiring contracts to trade away this season.
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Congress has until the end of Sunday to reauthorize three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act.
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The program is expiring after this year, and Republicans have denounced it as a "bailout" of insurers.
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Congress already faces a mid-March deadline to extend expiring surveillance authorities under the USA Freedom Act.
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First, because of budget rules, a tax cut would have to be temporary, expiring after 10 years.
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And the DACA program is expiring because Trump moved to end the Obama-era program last year.
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The trade I have set up for you right here are the options that are expiring Jan.
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Lavrov called for an extension on an expiring U.S. and Russian arms control agreement, called New START.
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The measure includes a number of health extenders and renews three expiring surveillance provisions through March. Sen.
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There is also uncertainty over the future, with Wenger's contract expiring at the end of the season.
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The ruling granted Planned Parenthood a temporary order that prevented the clinic's license from expiring at midnight.
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The products in question from Kroger are the Private Selection Frozen Triple Berry Medley (48 ounce) expiring July 7, 2020; Private Selection Frozen Triple Berry Medley (16 ounce) expiring June 19, 953; and Private Selection Frozen Blackberries (16 ounce) that expire between June 19, 2020 and July 2, 2020.
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ET: As Space reports, MASCOT managed to live an extra hour, expiring after 17 hours of valiant work.
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Fox and FX shows have been slowly disappearing over time on the entertainment platform due to expiring agreements.
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On Monday, futures on the S&P 500 expiring in December climbed 1.4 percent at 10:20 a.m.
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Specifically, he recommends buying the 101-strike weekly calls expiring on Friday, and selling the 102-strike calls.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been using Twitter to warn of the expiring tax credit for months now.
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There's a whole bunch of other deals worth checking out, with everything expiring at midnight of May 3.
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Specifically, Fogertey and Marshall suggest buying January-expiring straddles on shares of eBay, Under Armour, Nike and Kroger.
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A 2015 study found that some retained more than 90% of their stated dose two years after expiring.
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But rather than expiring, it was extended on April 18 for another three months, then again, and again.
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The leads are also considering relaunching syndication of any remaining paper in September, prior to the MFN expiring.
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In October 2016 Telia signed a new EUR1,500m five-year revolving credit facility to replace the expiring facilities.
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This will allow the banks to meet TLAC requirements, build a safety margin and refinance expiring legacy instruments.
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This person's DCA status came "really close to expiring" recently, which would have resulted in losing their job.
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Graham also suggested action could be included to protect visas for individuals with expiring Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
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We can see his golden ticket to the nomination expiring in the early lefty coverage of his announcement.
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The expiring stopgap measure covered the seven remaining bills, which add up to $85033 billion in annual spending.
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He's among the listed witnesses for a hearing about renewing expiring provisions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Congress is gearing up for a lame-duck showdown over the wall, with government funding expiring on Dec.
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If the program lapses, those with expiring policies could face challenges when applying to re-up their coverage.
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To do so, Gordon bought the $305 call options and sold the $315 call options expiring on Dec.
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Gold futures expiring in February settled up 183 percent at $1,309.30 after hitting their highest since Sept. 26.
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Casilla's season-ending 3.57 ERA was his worst since 2009 and came just as his contract was expiring.
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And the celebratory lights that have been strung across the parlor are crackling and expiring, one by one.
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Burr and Graham are eager to extend the expiring provisions, while the House hard-liners are more skeptical.
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The negotiations over reauthorizing the expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act have already been fraught with division.
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To help fill the need, the Mets traded veteran players on expiring contracts for seven minor league pitchers.
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And then about three years ago, something started to change, and she stopped expiring halfway through a match.
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"No," Nadler said Wednesday when asked if he would back a straight extension of the three expiring provisions.
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I scroll Instagram for a bit and then get my last Fage strawberry yogurt since it's expiring today.
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He said that seniors and children would also benefit from the deal's extension of various expiring tax provisions.
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But the human urge is to keep thinking and talking, for as long as the expiring body allows.
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Lawmakers are up against a tight timeline, with the agency's legal authority expiring at the end of September.
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His hold was expiring before she could get to court, so Ms. Davis promised to request an extension.
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The fact that doing so helps keep your rewards balance from expiring is just icing on the cake.
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And with Maguire's term expiring, the White House did not have someone ready for a full time appointment.
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Snap's lockup period is expiring, allowing company insiders and early investors to unleash their shares into the market.
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Toner added extending expiring legislation that levied sanctions on Iran is not in violation of the agreement's conditions.
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And, as with SpaceX, it involved the failure of an expiring version of the rocket line in question.
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Using a current policy baseline, follows long-standing policy in assuming that Congress will extend expiring tax provisions.
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It also includes two years of funding for community health centers and extends several expiring health care programs.
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And the clock is ticking down for lawmakers to find a solution, with DACA protections expiring March 5.
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Congress tends to contort the budget process so that expiring legislation is not subject to its normal rules.
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Many of them lack papers or have expiring visas or worry about getting deported over a traffic ticket.
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If the Hornets could get off Howard's expiring contract, it always made sense for them to do so.
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"We'll now be able to hunt in peace without the anxiety of worrying about an expiring quota," said Patkotak.
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But the judge issued a temporary order preventing the license from expiring until he heard arguments from both sides.
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For S&P 500 options, contracts expiring by the end of the week sported a volatility of about 26%.
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Gland managing director Ravi Penmetsa told Reuters some approvals the original deal had received were at risk of expiring.
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The May front-month contract for U.S. futures finished up 3.8 percent at $42.63 during U.S. hours before expiring.
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The four-year tariff on solar modules steps down by 5 percentage points a year before expiring in 2022.
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With options for U.S. crude's front-month contract expiring at Thursday's settlement, many players were covering positions, said traders.
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Implied volatility for futures contracts expiring in May show a pronounced jump to 16.8, compared with 15.35 in April.
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When they do return, they'll have a busy docket with funding legislation for the government expiring on April 28.
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Speculators hold nearly 22008 percent more sell options than buy options for contracts expiring after the meeting on Nov.
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The number almost doubles to US$83bn when accounting for expiring revolvers, providing ample opportunity for the alternative lenders.
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With Euronext's contract with LCH expiring at the end of 2018, the bourse operator had to find an alternative.
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Volumes in an expiring contract tend to dwindle in the last few days before it goes off the board.
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Karin Housley in the November special election to fill the remainder of Franken's term expiring in early January 2021.
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Kamau Bell: Private School Negro (6/26)Wynonna Earp: Season 33 (6/9) Expiring 50 First Dates8 MileGridiron GangJ.
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Back in 2016, the forbearer of Jade Rabbit 2 could not handle the frigid temperatures, expiring shortly after landing.
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I have bought boxes of the Carnation Half & Half from Amazon many times that were not close to expiring.
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The Mets saved $9 million last season by trading five veteran players on expiring contracts, much like Familia now.
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I was just a tiny night-light, suffocated in its own wax, and on the point of expiring. —E.
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One option being floated by Senate Republicans would be to extend the expiring provisions of the law until 2022.
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Lee's move could sink efforts to renew provisions in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which are expiring March 15.
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Congress has known for two years that federal funds for the Children's Health Insurance Program were expiring this fall.
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Government-funding legislation that the House passed on Tuesday would extend a host of expired and expiring tax breaks.
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Be sure to keep that timeframe in mind if you're trying to prevent your rewards balance from expiring.4.
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A slew of veterans have expiring contracts, including Tristan Thompson, Brandon Knight, Jordan Clarkson, John Henson and Matthew Dellavedova.
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The 6900 farm bill, set to replace the 2628 farm bill expiring this fall, will impact all of us.
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Certain Accenture services require employees to log in using two-factor authentication, with expiring codes sent to workers' phones.
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It also violates a long-running promise by fiscal conservatives to kill expiring tax credits once and for all.
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If Congress were serious about seizing the power of the purse, they would first tackle unauthorized and expiring appropriations.
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However, the upheaval in the euro may be limited by the large number of options expiring at $1.1155-$1.1160.
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With many key industry contracts expiring soon, more strike announcements could follow suit in the coming months in Finland.
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With many key industry contracts expiring soon, more strike announcements could follow suit in the coming months in Finland.
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Implied volatility for futures contracts expiring in May show a pronounced jump to 16.8, compared with 23 in April.
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By last year, though, as the lease was expiring and the rent was increasing, the couple were ready to retire.
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Following the close of the transaction, the current revolver will be replaced with a $2 billion revolver expiring October 20153.
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Revenues from drugs with patents expiring during 2017-2018 represent nearly 20% of the company's estimated royalty stream for 2017.
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Understanding that Continuing Resolutions generally create uncertainty, HUD staff are prioritizing the renewal of all expired or February expiring contracts.
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One engineer said that features involving the non-expiring tokens "shouldn't be launched to the public," according to the report.
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The Dalian Commodity Exchange's most-traded iron ore futures contract, expiring in May, tumbling more than 5% in early trade.
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On our second date she mentioned that her visa was expiring in six months, and I jokingly proposed to her.
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Here's a breakdown of what's coming to HBO Now and HBO Go next month — and what's expiring come the 31st.
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OOG was making use of a so-called 30-day cure period expiring later on Friday to settle the payment.
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THE post-war system of global trade has been close to expiring, seemingly, for most of the post-war period.
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For contracts expiring between now and mid-September, calls account for nine of the 10 largest blocks of open contracts.
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U.S. crude futures for April delivery added 1.2 percent to $39.91 a barrel, before expiring as the front-month contract.
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Brent crude futures for July LCON20163 settled down 22016 cents at $252 a barrel before expiring as the spot contract.
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For contracts expiring after this date, the measure stands at 0.77 calls per open put, a significantly more defensive stance.
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The White House announced Tuesday the appointments of 10 people, including Voight and Huckabee, to terms expiring in September 2024.
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To unleash the full potential of family-owned businesses and hardworking Americans, Congress should make the act's expiring provisions permanent.
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The program is slated to end in six months, with individual DACA permits expiring between March 6 and early 2020.
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On Friday there is also the small matter of an expiring deadline on funding needed to keep the government open.
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The coupon payment was due on 1 August 2017, with the 30-day grace period expiring on 31 August 2017.
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But after President Donald Trump decided to end the program, DACA permits are set to begin expiring in early March.
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Put together the patients at risk from expiring CHIP funding and community health center funding, and you get 18 million.
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Also, futures do not converge with cash prices as efficiently as they should when futures contracts are expiring, he said.
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But there are questions afoot, too — beginning with the futures of Manager Joe Girardi and Cashman, whose contracts are expiring.
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Diana Vishneva in recent years has addressed the death in a state of feverish exaltation — expiring on a delirious high.
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The House Judiciary Committee pulled a bill last week that would have reauthorized some of the expiring provisions after Rep.
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What's happening is for tenants whose rent leases are expiring during this time, people are seeing pretty crazy rent increases.
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Congress also may pass an extension of the expiring Iran Sanctions Act, which focuses on Iran's nuclear and missile activities.
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Furthermore, this presents renewal risk, with about 44% of the existing lease contracts based on leased area expiring by 2017.
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In response to a question about the expiring lockup period, Uber says it's in "active dialogue" with long-term shareholders.
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Another dispute centers on charter school funding and a law expiring in June that froze tuition increases for such schools.
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Occupancy is at 70 percent, more leases are expiring, and they're going into their own pocket to pay the debt.
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Get a co-branded credit cardA co-branded airline credit card is a great way to keep points from expiring.
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One trader said investors were rolling from the expiring contract of April into the new front month, which is June.
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Many of these expiring provisions are likely to be extended, so assuming they are is merely a nod to reality.
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Jordan and Matthews are on expiring contracts that the Knicks can try to trade before next Thursday's 3 p.m. deadline.
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The Italian utility placed a $2300 billion general purpose 'Sustainable Development Goals' linked bond on the American market, expiring Sept.
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Last summer they packaged that No. 823 pick (Victor Oladipo) with the No. 11 (Domantas Sabonis) for Serge Ibaka's expiring contract.
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Their mission could be extended, however, as the Soyuz spacecraft can last in orbit for 200 days, expiring in early January.
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The company is also looking to fill office parks that are empty or have leases expiring in the next three years.
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But the judge issued a temporary order on Friday preventing the license from expiring until a ruling in this week's hearings.
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The price of the 3 yuan call option expiring March 27 plunged more than 22 percent on Friday to 0.0052 yuan.
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The letter comes after Congress passed "tax extenders" legislation in December that extended some expired and expiring renewable energy tax breaks.
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The faux-meat company's valuation is too high for its fundamentals, especially with a lock-up period expiring soon, he argued.
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The simulated expiring heartbeats at the close suggest, he says, not acceptance, but a furious protest against the idea of extinction.
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The 24-hour expiring content concept is commonly associated with Snapchat, after it debuted the feature called Stories back in 2013.
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To make another 2 percent on the name, traders could sell the 120-strike call option expiring in January for $10.793.
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It holds the rights, expiring on June 30, to explore for gas over a 400 km area between Glasgow and Falkirk.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett claims the next second he spends thinking about his expiring contract will be the first.
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U.S. crude's futures for April CLJ242.52 gained 47 cents, or 1.2 percent, to settle at $39.91, expiring as the front-month.
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Talking of expiring, the joint select committee is at least pushing for a review of the new powers after five years.
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The Coyotes pulled to within a goal when Oliver Ekman-Larsson scored just as an Arizona two-man advantage was expiring.
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Some of the groups have grants expiring on March 31 and are developing contingency plans in case of a funding lapse.
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The FIA also presented its proposed engine regulations for 2021, with current deals expiring at the end of 2020, and beyond.
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Surprise billing legislation would likely be used to help pay for a range of expiring health programs like community health centers.
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But the supporters of these expiring green-energy tax giveaways are trying every trick in the book to get their way.
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Argentina's high inflation reading in October was largely seen as the result of expiring government subsidies for home-heating natural gas.
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Kabila, who has governed since 2001, has refused to commit to stepping down despite his two-term mandate expiring in 2016.
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His visa was expiring, so we got married at City Hall and celebrated with a giant cake from our local bakery.
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This would allow Republicans to avoid offsetting nearly $500 billion of expiring tax breaks, making the tax plan appear less costly.
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First, Obama used the expiring Bush tax cuts as leverage to force Congress to accept higher tax rates for the rich.
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John Cornyn of Texas warned Nadler that it would be a mistake to block a clean extension of the expiring provisions.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude's front-month contract, September CLU20.22, closed down $21, or 2338.27 percent, at $6.231.35 before expiring.
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Indeed, there is a very modest skew toward protective put options over more bullish calls among contracts expiring near the election.
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It was last reauthorized on a long-term basis in 2013, and temporarily extended in January before expiring a month later.
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One senior GOP congressional source said little can be expected until there is another looming deadline for protections to begin expiring.
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Members have cited a mix of reasons for deciding to leave Congress, from expiring chairmanship terms to family and personal reasons.
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Redeeming your rewards — either toward travel or merchandise — or transferring them to a family member can also prevent them from expiring.
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Many dining rewards programs offer first-dine bonuses, which is another great way to earn rewards and keep them from expiring.
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If downloading a Taylor Swift song for 400 points keeps your remaining balance from expiring, that may be worth doing.3.
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China is a situation where Hong Kong itself was given to China as a result of the lease expiring in 1997.
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How does a deal to address the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program get done, asks one senior Republican aide.
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"As the leases at both [Chelsea Collective] locations are expiring soon, we have concluded the very successful experiment," Dick's told CNBC.
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The suspension of $195 million prevented the funds from expiring, which they would have otherwise done at the end of September.
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There won't be notifications for expiring episodes at launch, but the UI will alert you about that content when you're navigating.
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And the workers' time on the job could be brief, with a temporary measure funding the government expiring in three weeks.
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Most of those deals recently expired, or are expiring soon, and Facebook is looking to keep its site flush with video content.
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Judge Michael Stelzer issued a temporary reprieve Friday, preventing the license from expiring until he heard arguments from both sides this week.
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They want to win right now, but probably can't do so without their unhappy perennial All-Star who's on an expiring contract.
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DBRS took similar action on a 4 billion euro bond issue of Monte dei Paschi guaranteed by the Treasury, expiring MMarch 2017.
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The initial decision to pull the plug on Link—Logitech cited an expiring security certificate as the reason—set off a firestorm.
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On Tuesday, the Los Angeles District Attorney's office declined the Backstreet Boys singer's case due to the 10-year limitations period expiring.
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Nikkei 225 futures and options contracts expiring in June will likely settle at the price of 21,060.56, according to estimates by brokers.
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For instance, both classics American Pie and American Pie 2 are expiring on the first (despite only coming to Netflix this February).
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But other recruits have permits expiring soon after a March 5, 2018 deadline set by the Trump administration, which can't be renewed.
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However, the expiring contracts of Goran Dragic ($19.2 million) and Meyers Leonard ($11.3 million) could boost Miami's standing as a lead suitor.
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Both Kay and Fulay tell me that Google plans on adding other features to Incognito in the future, such as expiring messages.
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"Make sure to check the pen's expiration date and have a backup on hand if yours is close to expiring," he advises.
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One trade Nathan said investors can do is buy the May 145-strike call for a total of $3.75, expiring May 19.
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Baxter's brother, Alexander, told ABC News that Canadian officials didn't want to let Baxter through because his visa was close to expiring.
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Then sell Korver's expiring contract to the highest bidder; almost every team in the league would show interest, and for good reason.
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The implied yield on the 23-year Treasury futures contract expiring in September USU9 was 1.74% on Wednesday, near a record low.
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The operation would match the $3.84 billion in currency swaps contracts expiring in October but which have not yet been rolled over.
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The Senate needs to have hearings before the Banking Committee and a full vote prior to Yellen's term expiring on Feb. 3.
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Recipients with permits expiring by March 5 were allowed to renew, but the two-year protections will begin running out March 6.
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Knight is also expected to play a role in negotiations over spending legislation, with the current government funding law expiring Sept. 30.
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VIX dropping into the 20s after rising as high as 50 a week earlier, and coincided with expiring VIX futures and options.
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Licenses of the six concessionaires -Sands China, Wynn Macau, SJM Holdings, MGM China, Melco Resorts and Galaxy Entertainment - begin expiring next year.
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Labor negotiations at Escondida and at the many other mines with expiring contracts represent multiple sources of potential price disruption this year.
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They made some expiring tax incentive provisions permanent, the so-called "tax extenders," through the PATH (Protecting Americans From Tax Hikes) Act.
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Source: Coinbase The CME bitcoin futures expiring in January settled 4.7 percent lower at $18,483 in their second day of trading ever.
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And next year, casino licenses for Sands China, Wynn Macau, MGM China, Melco Resorts, SJM Holdings and Galaxy Entertainment will begin expiring.
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The new MLF loans effectively rolled over the same amount of a batch of 1-year MLFs expiring on the same day.
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The move to May also comes at an opportune time with the PGA of America's television deal with CBS and Turner expiring.
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Lonner said her lawyer noted that her firing coincided with the statue of limitations expiring on her ability to report Lauer's harassment.
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About a decade ago, expiring tax incentives led to a wave of factory closings, stoking fears that the industry was in jeopardy.
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Paul told reporters last week that Trump told him he does not support an extension of the expiring provisions without significant changes.
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After eight weeks, they can purchase "expiring" e-book copies which need to be re-purchased after two years or 52 lends.
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Business. Veterans were brought in to compete for playing time with unproven young players, with nearly all of them on expiring contracts?
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McConnell told reporters that his "preference" would be to extend the expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act without making any changes.
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If passed as is, war funding would run out just as the Bipartisan Budget Act is expiring and sequestration kicks back in.
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Clad in angelic white, awash in unprofessional tears, and scarcely able to move, she stands at the head of the expiring man.
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The magazine, published irregularly until expiring in 1978, envisioned the alternative art scene as a social collective and itself as an enabler.
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There are a host of expiring Medicare programs that could be included in a bill, such as funding for community health centers.
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About 24 million barrels were for contracts expiring in 2020, about 259 million barrels were for 26 and the rest for 247.
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By pausing the provision of $195 million in military funding, the Trump administration saved the money from expiring entirely on Sept. 30.
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Most shoppers think that Black Friday comes down to a battle against time, with most deals expiring in a matter of hours.
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In addition, the IUB authorized energy and transmission cost adjustment mechanisms and a mechanism to recover expiring production tax benefits in rates.
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This may be the essence of turnabout as fair play, given that Teva has been cashing in on expiring patents for decades.
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The tax cuts will add $2 trillion to the debt over a decade, or $3 trillion if expiring portions are made permanent.
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I wanted to know when it was packed and I also wanted to make sure that I knew when it was expiring.
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That's more than double the annual cost of the Trump tax cuts in their first few years, before major provisions start expiring.
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From there, Republicans could take out the pass-through nonsense and the expiring individual tax cuts and the repeal of the individual mandate.
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For instance, when a ProtonMail user sends an expiring message to another ProtonMail user, it looks like a regular email in the inbox.
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They had gathered to protest Governor Thomas Hutchinson's decision to execute seven men in 10 days because the state's execution drugs are expiring.
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The Italian bank is selling its remaining 7.3 percent stake in Pekao on the market through equity-linked instruments expiring in December 2019.
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Mr Trump had originally said he wanted a sunset clause, with the new NAFTA expiring after five years unless all sides agreed otherwise.
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The Senate faces a Saturday deadline because of an expiring rule that lets the Republican healthcare legislation pass with just a simple majority.
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Italy sold on Tuesday 3 billion euros of a new BTPei bond expiring May 15, 2028, with a real coupon of 1.30 percent.
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In the six years following a 2007 expansion of the RFS mandate, nearly half of expiring CRP signatories elected not to re-enroll.
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They had gathered to protest Governor Thomas Hutchinson's decision to execute eight men in 10 days because the state's execution drugs are expiring.
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Interestingly, a foundation patent for selective laser melting held by Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology, will be expiring in December of 2016.
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He also said he would prefer that Congress not deal with the expiring tax provisions known as "extenders" during the lame-duck session.
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The concurrent expiration of many kinds of contracts tends to boost trading volume as investors buy and sell them to replace expiring positions.
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The crunch could come in a 2.5 trillion yen ($24 billion) 352nd issue of two-year Japanese government bonds (JGBs) expiring next May.
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Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in March were forecast to settle at 21,348.40, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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Also consider putting an expiration (or "best by") date on it and either retire or update it when it is close to expiring.
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Getting turned away from your vacation abroad at the 11th hour — just because your travel document is expiring imminently — is a terrible experience.
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For Wall and Jason Smith's expiring contract, Los Angeles can send Lonzo Ball, Luol Deng, and their unprotected first-round pick in 2020.
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China is implementing new incentives for EV adoption to replace expiring subsidies and push automakers onto more aggressive EV investment and production schedules.
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Brent for November delivery LCOX6 settled down 18 cents, or 0.4 percent, at $49.06 a barrel, before expiring as the front-month contract.
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It'll let some expiring assets roll off the balance sheet, starting with $33 billion from Treasuries and $4 billion from mortgage-backed securities .
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As for the information pact with Japan, Esper said he would work with both countries to try to prevent the pact from expiring.
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Specifically, in their Wednesday-dated report, Goldman recommends buying the 111-strike calls on Apple expiring on April 29, the Friday after earnings.
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The final one, Chimezie Metu's as he tried to get off a potential game-winning 229-pointer with time expiring, ended the game.
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Spending, the debt ceiling, and those important expiring authorizations are already a big enough agenda to eat up the remaining scheduled work weeks.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sent out a memo Thursday extending the transitional policies for another year, expiring by December 2018.
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Both are on bargain (albeit expiring) deals, and both make the Rockets a better team—particularly Ariza, whose two-way versatility is irreplaceable.
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During an interview in September, Mohsen said he was worried about his prospects; his contract at the soccer school was expiring that month.
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Atlantia's motorway unit Autostrade per l'Italia reimboursed on Monday a tranche of expiring debt worth 240 million euros, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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A sixth grader in the audience questioned him about the fairness of passing permanent tax cuts for companies and expiring cuts for individuals.
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The fight is further complicated in the Senate, where GOP senators are split over what they want to do with the expiring provisions.
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It's unclear if those promises will be enough to get Republicans back on board with a straightforward extension of the expiring surveillance programs.
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But those plans are at odds with a pitch made by Barr to do a straightforward extension of the three expiring surveillance programs.
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In May, the US government gave Huawei a license expiring August 19th that allows US tech companies to continue to work with Huawei.
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The coronavirus response package is going to renew a range of expiring health care programs, such as community health center funding, until Nov.
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Lock-up periods are expiring for this year's IPO class, which analysts say could introduce a new layer of pressure for young companies.
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A spending bill expiring in December would provide time this autumn for lawmakers to negotiate spending levels for the rest of fiscal 2017.
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Eight of the nine who were part of the letter had terms expiring in May, and suspected Interior was running out the clock.
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With legal authority for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) expiring in September, Chao "will have an early opportunity to influence aviation," he wrote.
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Would they tie their own protected first-round pick in 230 (the same year they get Miami's selection) to Jerryd Bayless's expiring contract?
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The Progress Party put forward Mr. Hagen as a replacement for another party member, Inger-Marie Ytterhorn, whose six-year term is expiring.
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Still, the cancellations could be particularly troubling for refugees whose medical exams or security checks, for example, are on the cusp of expiring.
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Cboe said in March, when bitcoin languished below $4,000, that it planned to discontinue its futures, with the final contracts expiring this month.
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"Going forward, another 30 million square feet of tenants will be expiring and then renewing," Ms. Durnin said, speaking of the next five years.
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Advisory If you have a United States passport expiring any time in 2016, the State Department has a message for you: Renew it now.
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U.S. crude's expiring July front-month contract closed down 52 cents, or 1 percent, at $48.85 a barrel, versus a session low at $48.16.
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Until then, we'll be giving these expiring titles the send-off they deserve: full days of binging accompanied by lots and lots of snacks.
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In 2012 for example, lawmakers dramatically labored all the way through New Year's Eve addressing a "fiscal cliff" of expiring tax and spending laws.
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With his one-year deal expiring after the season, Reid signed a three-year extension for a reported $22 million with Carolina last week.
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Security has been deteriorating across Congo since the end of last year when President Joseph Kabila refused to step down despite his mandate expiring.
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Based on the prices of options expiring on Friday, traders expect the see the stock move less than 4 percent on the earnings event.
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A spokesman for Sachem Head declined to comment beyond Wednesday's regulatory filing, which declared contracts for difference over 6.2 million shares expiring July 2020.
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Willens though said companies won't be caught off guard by any expiring tax benefits and the dislocation wouldn't be as dramatic as some think.
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Arkansas on Thursday night reportedly executed its first inmate in nearly 12 years amid an ongoing dispute about the state's expiring lethal injection drugs.
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Bids to narrow the discount between the expiring front-month contract in U.S. crude to the nearby position was also feeding buying, traders said.
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This means that, if you send an expiring email to a non-Gmail user, there will be a trace left that the email exists.
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Congress allowed the farm bill to lapse in September, but with funding for numerous programs expiring this month, face increased pressure to pass legislation.
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Every year brings tax law changes, whether from new laws passed by Congress, old laws expiring, or regular changes to keep up with inflation.
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In Jade Sharma's debut, "Problems," the narrator, Maya, has many: her addiction, failing marriage, failing affair, nonexistent master's thesis, expiring job and eating disorder.
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He said that a range of expiring health-care programs would also be extended in the bill, such as a program for diabetes research.
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"Last year, for example, euro area banks' aggregate net interest income increased, especially as crisis-hit banks refinanced expiring high-yield liabilities," he added.
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Stanford's Karlie Samuelson, who scored 28 points, answered by banking in a 210-pointer as the shot clock was expiring with 234:0 remaining.
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The committee also found that income groups under $75,000 would on average receive tax increases in 85033 because of the expiring individual tax cuts.
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Zoe Lofgren and Pramila Jayapal, two liberal Democrats who favor broader reforms, to make changes to a bill that would address the expiring provisions.
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Disney, for example, plans to pull its Marvel films, like "Black Panther" and "The Avengers," from Netflix once those licenses start expiring next year.
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Mr. Graham noted that the expiring tools were different than the wiretapping in the Russia investigation that Mr. Trump and his allies widely denounced.
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Spoiler alert for this millennia-old play: Oedipus denies his former subjects the pleasure of his burial, expiring alone offstage in some unnamed grove.
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In the 1980s, with the patents on its copier technology expiring, Xerox faced stiff competition from lower-cost Japanese competitors like Canon and Ricoh.
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This idea, which has been dismissed by party leaders, would allow for tax cuts that add to the deficit to last longer before expiring.
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" When asked about the prospects for a bipartisan deal to reauthorize the expiring pieces of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Barr responded: "We'll see.
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It does beg the question of what should come after the Iran nuclear agreement, which is due to begin expiring during the next term.
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The same would be true for those now holding expiring House and Senate seats, as well as down ballot offices that are in play.
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Keeping the euro in a tight range are large positions worth $6 billion between $1.14-1.15 expiring later this week, according to Refinitiv data.
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Something addressing the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is not even remotely possible in their minds at this point, multiple aides say.
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Originally, President Donald Trump had terminated DACA but allowed a six-month grace period for anyone with status expiring in that window to renew.
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Lawmakers have until March 15 to reauthorize expiring provisions under the USA Freedom Act, including a controversial phone records program known as Section 21625.
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Hertl scored his third goal of the season with the time expiring off the opening faceoff to match the No. 48 on his back.
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Many are horrified by the prospect of expiring under florescent lights, hooked to ventilators, feeding tubes and other devices that only prolong the inevitable.
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Through the Membership menu, you can also turn on auto-renewal, so you don&apost have to worry about your PlayStation Plus membership expiring.
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A subsequent generation of the site's editors didn't realize its domain name registration was expiring, and the page was seized by search engine spammers.
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The team traded away its most popular player by far, Kristaps Porzingis, and in return got a rookie and a couple of expiring contracts.
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Five contracts expiring in June, August, November, February and April with a lot size of 30 kg were launched, the exchange said in a statement.
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Chile's National Mining Society has said more than 30 pending negotiations over expiring workers' contracts in 2018 could curb output if strikes hit the sector.
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Instead, Gmail sends the recipient a dummy email with a hyperlink to the actual self-expiring message, which is what actually disappears when time expires.
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Over the past few days, there has been a considerable increase in positions in the Apple 130-strike call option expiring in in January 2018.
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The most common example of this is everyday greeting, when the response to "how are you" is often "fine, thanks (and also I'm mentally expiring)".
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On July 20 a put option on the S&P 500 with a strike price of $2,175, expiring at the end of July, cost $13.28.
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Traders also reported the presence of large options expiring around $1.27 levels over the next two weeks as having an upward push on the pound.
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The discoverers of the elements were invited to propose the names, and now a public review of the names begins, expiring on November 8, 2016.
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It also gauges the number of expiring tax laws and the spread among economic forecasts, suggesting that a greater dispersion of forecasts suggests more uncertainty.
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In a statement released late Monday evening, Puerto Rico's fiscal agency signaled that despite the stay expiring, it wasn't going to rush into Title III.
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Trump earlier this month announced the program would end, and the two-year permits under the program will begin expiring in March without congressional action.
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STAG retained 69% of its expiring leased square footage for the TTM ended June 30, 2123 - a level consistent with the company's long-term average.
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For XLF options contracts expiring on July 21, which will cover results from the largest banks, there are 1.2 calls open for each open put.
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The short-term spending deal, if passed, would fund government agencies and extend expiring programs such as the National Flood Insurance Program through Dec. 28500.
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Washington If Cleveland can't get anything better than expiring contracts attached to either a future first-round pick, Kelly Oubre, or Troy Brown, then sure.
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Unfortunately, George (and his soon-to-be expiring contract) has made this much harder for new Pacers GM Kevin Pritchard than it would normally be.
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Management blamed a need to mark down prices for expiring products and lower demand for Vitapak, a vitamin aimed at athletes, for the "unacceptable" results.
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Industry groups suggested that an extension could be included in a "tax extenders" bill that renews expiring tax breaks, or in an omnibus spending bill.
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Republican leadership has been disinclined to combine the two efforts and has pointed to the March deadline set by Trump for permits to begin expiring.
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"We'll now be able to hunt in peace without the anxiety of worrying about an expiring quota," said Inupiaq leader and whaling captain Crawford Patkotak.
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Mueller may have had to move quickly in bringing charges against Manafort because the six-year statute of limitations for tax fraud may be expiring.
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Given that small businesses make their investment plans over a long time horizon, the expiring tax cuts could dampen economic growth in the near future.
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The CME bitcoin futures expiring in January settled nearly 11.7 percent higher at $15,785, and the Cboe bitcoin futures settled up 23 percent at $15,810.
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"We are seeing some fast-money flows into options that are expiring between six and nine months," said a trader with a North American bank.
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Although I don't think we've had a lot of instances of chief executives expiring from natural causes since the capital cleaned up its water supply.
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Eni said it had an oil supply contract outstanding for the purchase of 2 million barrels per month, expiring at the end of the year.
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As a New York penalty was expiring, Wild forward Martin Hanzal tapped a pass from behind the goal to Staal alone in front of Raanta.
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On paper, a Love for Paul George swap slightly improves Cleveland's chances in a matchup against Golden State, but expiring contracts make that extremely risky.
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Barr last week privately told senators he would move forward on some targeted reforms administratively, while suggesting a straight extension of the expiring three provisions.
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The Knicks get Dennis Smith Jr. and some expiring contracts, which should open up salary cap space so they can sign some marquee free agents.
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With a raft of expensive, lengthy and burdensome contracts expiring over the last two seasons, the Yankees showed a rare discipline in constructing their roster.
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Personally, I am partial to historical legends like "The Greatest Criminal of This Expiring Century," the man who terrorized Chicago during the 1893 World's Fair.
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With the Legislature hoping to close shop on Wednesday, and the mayor's present authority expiring June 30, the question is loaded with urgency and anxiety.
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Dick Durbin, the Illinois Democrat who has fought for protection for participants in the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, said in a statement.
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If not, they will need votes from Democrats, who are insisting the bill includes a solution to the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Jackson traded for Rose's expiring contract to mollify Dolan and to keep himself employed with a playoff push while pinning the future on Kristaps Porzingis.
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Republicans are resolute: No talks on DACA, the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, until Democrats give them enough votes to reopen the government.
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Use shopping portalsAlmost everyone shops online, and what better way to keep your points or miles from expiring than to use a rewards shopping portal?
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Brent crude's front-month contract April LCOJ6 settled up 87 cents, or 2.5 percent, at $403 a barrel before expiring and going off the board.
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Following a late-breaking deal early Tuesday morning, congressional leaders and the White House agreed to include language extending a slew of expiring tax provisions.
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In fact, out of the 20 most popular call or put options on any stock, two were Alibaba calls — specifically, the calls expiring on Aug.
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Republicans are resolute: no talks on DACA, the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, until Democrats give them enough votes to reopen the government.
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In addition, the government parcels out land through 20- to 70-year leases, some of which are soon expiring, fueling uncertainties in real estate markets.
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The Knicks have an odd roster made up of veterans on expiring contracts and inexperienced players who are still learning the business of pro basketball.
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But dealing Kanter before the deadline would not help the Knicks' salary-cap situation this summer because Kanter's $18.6 million salary is an expiring contract.
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CHIP funding was expiring at the end of September, but Republicans set it aside that month to pursue a last-ditch run at repealing Obamacare.
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Governor Asa Hutchinson set the unprecedented schedule due to one of the drugs in the state's lethal injection mix expiring at the end of the month.
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That might be true for images but not necessarily text, as BTIG's Rich Greenfield points out, citing how expiring text can cause conversations to break down.
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Batches of the disputed muscle paralytic called cisatracurium began expiring April 1, but Santina has said the state had supplies that were good until Nov. 30.
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He's also 32, and on an expiring deal, but Redick is shooting 43.5 percent from deep on a career-high 6.2 three-point attempts per game.
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Griffin will be back in action before the February 23 trade deadline, but his market value on an expiring deal won't square with Rivers' asking price.
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According to a source who talked to Techcrunch, Gmail's new "confidential mode" lets users create self-expiring emails that disappear after a specific amount of time.
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But with oil markets now entering the third year since the global price crash, those hedges are expiring, leaving producers even more exposed to profit pressures.
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With the current surface transportation law, the FAST Act, expiring at the end of September, committee Republicans expect to play a constructive role in new legislation.
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Limited-release sales are big again, with Yeezy raffles all over the place and Snapchat just dotting the map with expiring Snapbot vending machines for Spectacles.
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All of which makes them sellers in the traditional sense, meaning they'll be moving veterans with expiring deals like Jarome Iginla, John Mitchell and Rene Bourque.
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In March 2015, the telcos committed the largest-ever investment of USD17.7bn, mainly due to the necessity to retain their expiring spectrum to avoid network disruption.
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Meanwhile, options market activity suggests a swing of about 13.5 percent in either direction by Friday, based on the price of certain options expiring this week.
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Petrobras, as the company is commonly known, said it pre-paid claims expiring in 2017 and 2018 and took a new unsecured loan due in 2022.
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The plan also would extend the National Security Agency's expiring internet surveillance program, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, through Jan. 19.
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As a result, Keene wants to buy the May 72.5-strike calls and sell the May 75-strike calls for $0.75 per share, expiring May 19.
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"Expiring power plant supply contracts will be successively replaced with renewable energy," said Torsten Schein, chief executive of DB Energie, the unit responsible for power supply.
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Chile's National Mining Society (Sonami) has said more than 30 pending negotiations over expiring workers' contracts in 2018 could curb output if strikes hit the sector.
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Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in December were estimated to settle at 21,618.88, market participants said after the Friday market open, citing estimates by brokerages.
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On Friday, TechCrunch reader Christine Hudler provided screenshots of a new expiring friend requests feature that gives you a 14-day countdown to make a decision.
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As we approach the trade deadline, the Nets may want to dangle his cheap, expiring contract for a late-first, early-second round pick—good luck!
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Only those who are already protected by DACA can apply for a two-year renewal once their visas are 150 or fewer days away from expiring.
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Sterling-dollar implied volatility gauges with one-month durations - expiring just before the election - edged lower, having more than halved since their peak in mid-October .
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The spending reductions could take place over a 10-year period and would not be allowed to include timing shifts and expiring spending for emergency purposes.
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Sterling-dollar implied volatility gauges with one-month durations - expiring just before the election - edged lower, having more than halved since their peak in mid-October .
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There's also a heavier skew of puts to calls in the VIX contracts expiring on March 21 (295,210 vs 249,210) and April 22.67 (22014,213 vs 23,22).
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The Committee for Responsible Federal Budget estimates that expiring the individual tax cuts in the bill hides between $103 billion and $725 billion of potential costs.
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One analyst pointed to the presence of large currency options amounting to nearly $1 billion around $1.1280 expiring later in the day as another possible prop.
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A backwardation occurs when futures contracts expiring at later dates are trading lower than current prices, which according to Wren is being seen now in oil.
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So in 2009, the Obama administration, at the urging of workers' unions, imposed a Trump-like tariff beginning at 35 percent and expiring after three years.
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Option 3: the Pacers attach expiring contracts to assets like Aaron Holiday, T.J. Leaf, and/or their own draft pick and search for long-term stability.
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The Heat could offer the expiring contracts of Goran Dragic ($19.2 million) and Meyers Leonard ($11.3 million), which could boost Miami's standing as a lead suitor.
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And although Lizzie, a journalist, is aware her professional "shelf life" is expiring "earlier than expected," she doesn't know the true source of Michael's marital distraction.
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Then he found ways to track when the houses along his route had magazine subscriptions expiring and sold new subscriptions on the side, along with calendars.
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Unlike the disaster aid, lawmakers said Tuesday that the renewal of the expiring surveillance program will be considered as a separate measure from the spending bill.
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Lindsey Graham, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and another close confidant of the President's, has also called for the expiring provisions to be renewed.
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The White House followed this up by allowing post-Ebola investments in American and global outbreak readiness to lapse after their Obama-era funds began expiring.
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Italy's Treasury on Tuesday said it would offer three BTP bonds expiring in 2300 and 2225 in exchange for one BTP bond due in July 2100.
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The House had to pull its bill last week that would have extended most of the expiring provisions, while ending the call records program, after Rep.
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Surveillance Lawmakers are barreling toward a deadline for three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act with no plan in sight for how to extend them.
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Even shorter-dated contracts like January 2021 DIJF21, expiring when the benchmark Selic rate will likely be lower than on Wednesday, rose around 30 basis points.
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Benefits are set to begin expiring in March, setting off a scramble in Congress to find a solution for the thousands of immigrants who are enrolled.
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The stalls would then be sublet to an "attractive mix" of stores and restaurants, according to the plan, which was hatched to coincide with expiring leases.
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A shadowy court linked to the surveillance of a Trump campaign adviser is throwing a curveball into the debate over whether to extend expiring intelligence programs.
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The glut of expiring provisions in the bill comes just two years after Republicans and Democrats struck a deal to make the most popular extenders permanent.
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The underlying package includes additional provisions to encourage private flood insurance markets, provide tax relief for hurricane victims and extend several expiring public health care programs.
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If passed as is, war funding would run out just as the Bipartisan Budget Act is expiring and sequestration, or the Budget Control Act, comes back.
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Ryan's baseline has never changed -- he'll take up a deal to address the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program when he knows what Trump supports.
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The Sabres threatened several times thereafter before finally tying the score just as a power play — caused by a roughing penalty on Mathew Barzal — was expiring.
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An industry source said lawmakers have told them tax delays would be attached to a bill to continue expiring Medicare programs, known as "extenders," in December.
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The basic mechanical dynamic: The more substantial the expiring cuts were on a per-year revenue-loss basis, the later in the window they could expire.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pledged Sunday to take up legislation to address the expiring DACA program if enough Democrats vote to re-open the government.
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Traders also reported the presence of large options expiring around the $1.27 line over the next two weeks as having a upward push on the pound.
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It's easy to question the long-term wisdom of exchanging what seems like unlimited potential for a platoon bat and an injury prone starter on expiring contracts.
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TOKYO, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in September were forecast to settle at 17,011.77, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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There's also the more annoying Story reminders tool, which I've seen intermittently when scrolling through my feed, notifying me of the Stories which will be expiring soon.
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Global benchmark Brent was down 22 cents at $2088.90 a barrel, while the July front-month U.S. crude futures ended down 0.143 percent at $20.14 before expiring.
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He mentioned an expiring tax credit, which could hurt demand, and increased competition, which means the company is jockeying for customers over price as well as quality.
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Mr. Stern's contract was expiring at the end of last year, and speculation began to spread that he might abandon satellite radio for yet another media frontier.
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It's looking to sell now because sources say it's tied up the majority of its distribution agreements, and at this time, there is not one expiring soon.
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Even with the expiring contracts staring them square in the face, it's hard to imagine Marvel slaughtering a bunch of beloved heroes over the next few years.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures settled at $62.99 a barrel, down 11 cents ahead of the front month contract for June delivery expiring on Tuesday.
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The average for the 22015 futures contracts expiring in 265, called the calendar strip, has risen by 22017 percent from its recent low of $37.45 on Jan.
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Since we also don't know how to physically stop summer from tragically expiring, we've decided on the next best approach: to bottle it up and sip it.
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TOKYO, March 10 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in March were forecast to settle at 19,434.30, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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Jack Warner thinks this footage is "terrible," specifically because Joan looks younger and younger in every shot in the very sequence where she's meant to be expiring.
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Durant is about to turn 30 as an expiring free agent who's particularly unpredictable, but sometimes a player is too damn good for anything else to matter.
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With options expiring and a sparse economic calendar Friday, traders will watch to see if oil and stocks can hold their gains of the week so far.
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Additionally, the plan includes a 30-day extension of the National Security Agency's expiring internet surveillance program, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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TOKYO, June 8 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in June were forecast to settle at 22,825.20, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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TOKYO, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in December were forecast to settle at 22,590.66, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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TOKYO, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in December were forecast to settle at 21,618.88, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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"The alarm for me immediately was that this guy had bought call options expiring in two days," said Christopher Irons, founder of independent investigative research website quoththeravenresearch.com.
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But Tech scored eight straight, getting two baskets each from Alston — one on an underhanded shot on a desperation drive with the shot clock expiring — and Banks.
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In addition to defense, the bill would include funding for community health centers as well as a package of expiring Medicare programs that need to be extended.
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Baynes' expiring contract at $5.4 million could be integral in president Danny Ainge finding enough cap space to replacing Irving and Horford with a max-level player.
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Congress last year extended dozens of expired and expiring tax breaks, including five-year extensions of the wind production tax credit and the solar investment tax credit.
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Gray urges traders to seek a platform that uses two-step authentication during login, such as a password and quick-expiring code taken off a cellphone app.
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Call options expiring in late June with striking prices of $13 and $13.50 were some of the most heavily traded single-stock options in the market Wednesday.
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The package would include funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and community health centers, and an extension of a range of other expiring Medicare programs.
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The proposal is aimed at offering a solution for recipients of the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program as well as additional resources for border security.
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An employer applies to the court to rip up an expiring wages deal, puts workers back on their industry's minimum pay, and then negotiates a new contract.
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Last week, bitcoin skidded to its lowest level since November, under $225,2000, which traders attributed to CME futures contracts expiring and overall lackluster interest from new buyers.
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One of the expiring provisions, known as Section 215, is particularly contentious because it enables the phone records program, which was originally disclosed by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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For instance, bitcoin on the Coinbase exchange was trading near $7,898 on Wednesday, while Cboe bitcoin futures contracts expiring in June were trading at $7,980 per coin.
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TOKYO, June 9 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in June were forecast to settle at 19,997.63, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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Commenting on a bilateral currency swap deal with China, Hwang said Seoul is in talks with Beijing through "various channels" to discuss the agreement expiring in October.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats turned the spotlight on the expiring Violence Against Women Act on Thursday, introducing their own bill to reauthorize the legislation for another five years.
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Then, he created a system to track when the houses along his route had magazine subscriptions expiring and sold new subscriptions on the side, along with calendars.
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AT&T is likely to do the same with its blockbuster features, such as "Wonder Woman," or hit series like "Friends" once those syndication rights start expiring.
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The program's protections are due to start expiring on March 5, but federal judges have blocked Trump's bid to end DACA while litigation over the matter continues.
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In 20043, their Pawleys Island lease expiring, they opened Louis's Charleston Grill in Charleston, putting themselves at the beginning of that city's rise as a culinary destination.
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The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates that expiring the individual tax cuts in the bill hides between $103 billion and $725 billion of potential costs.
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It's also why we should be skeptical of Mark Zuckerberg's announcement that Facebook will become a more "privacy-focused platform" that emphasizes features like ephemeral, expiring information.
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Trump has not weighed in publicly about reauthorizing the expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act, a 2015 bill that overhauled the post-85033/11 Patriot Act.
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Kaepernick and Nike already had an endorsement deal, dating to when he entered the league in 2011, but it was expiring soon and has now been extended.
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Last week, before my oncologist walked into the exam room with a nurse, my teenage daughters and I had the photos taken because our passports were expiring.
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Trump told Republicans that he would not sign an extension of the expiring USA Freedom Act provisions without changes to the surveillance court, sources told The Hill.
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A draft bill to reauthorize expiring counterintelligence powers would make several broader changes, after a damning inspector general report about a wiretap in the Trump-Russia inquiry.
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On Tuesday, Attorney General William Barr told Senate Republicans that he supported legislation that would simply extend the authorization of the expiring provisions, according to several senators.
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Even if lawmakers don't agree to an ambitious infrastructure investment package, they will face a deadline at the end of September to renew expiring surface transportation programs.
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An Express Scripts spokesperson said Friday that its agreement with PillPack is expiring in July and that the two companies haven't yet reached an agreement on rates.
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TOKYO, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in September were forecast to settle at 19,278.13, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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The next opportunity to make these changes will be on the omnibus spending bill expected next month, or on legislation that will extend certain expiring Medicare programs.
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The dispute has implications for France's Total SA and Japan's Mitsui & Co, which also have stakes in soon-expiring offshore energy concessions in the Gulf of Thailand.
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His five-year term was expiring; these are often renewed but his was not, and in a manner so brusque that the usually circumspect German publicly complained.
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The dispute has implications for France's Total SA and Japan's Mitsui & Co, which also have stakes in soon-expiring offshore energy concessions in the Gulf of Thailand.
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"When you look at the roster in the N.L.D.S., a lot of guys were on expiring contracts," General Manager Alex Anthopoulos said Wednesday on a conference call.
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The cancellations also came at the expense of federal dollars and created challenges for refugees whose medical exams or security checks were on the cusp of expiring.
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TOKYO, March 9 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in March were forecast to settle at 21,575.45, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.
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One reason for the expected drop is that Tesla rushed to complete some sales last year so buyers could take advantage of an expiring US tax credit.
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With his term expiring in 2001 and an incumbent Republican governor set to run for reelection in 2002, Giuliani had no obvious path forward in national politics.
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Bain Capital, together with Advent International and Clessidra, owns a 60.1% stake in Nexi with a lock-up agreement on the its shares expiring in mid-October.
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Chiefs Coach Andy Reid kept things interesting, nearly throwing the game away late with puzzling clock management, repeatedly going into full huddle despite trailing with time expiring.
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There's no time like the present when it comes to your health, and with this great deal expiring at midnight on March 5, you can't afford to hesitate.
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Even with Mozgov's contract, flipping an expiring Lopez for a player as young, talented, and intriguing as Russell is a magic trick by Nets general manager Sean Marks.
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Analysts at Barclays Capital come up with even more contracts, 2120, covering even more production, over seven million tonnes, by including a batch of contracts expiring this month.
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Implementation of a new fiscally prudent mandate for expiring labor contracts will be an important factor in the province's ability to maintain fiscal balance over the medium term.
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Advocates told BuzzFeed News it was concerning that HUD didn't have a clear system to know which contracts were expiring and to track their progress during the shutdown.
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Ward delivered a lengthy tying blast for the Sharks just as time was expiring on their power-play and sent them into the locker room with renewed optimism.
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As first reported by the Washington Post, the raises are a result of expiring salary freezes on many senior government officials, including cabinet members and the vice president.
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McConnell noted that the issue will be at the center of negotiations ahead of a May 22 deadline for renewing expiring health programs such as community health centers.
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The French state will not use its option expiring in October to buy out the 20 percent of Alstom owned by telecoms group Bouygues, sources have told Reuters.
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Options amounting to nearly $1 billion are expiring around $1.10 levels later in the day, which is also keeping the cash markets in a tight range, traders said.
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The roll trades in the three days following the expiry of the prompt futures contract and allows traders to replace expiring contracts with the new front-month futures.
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The last part of the update, and most important, is that Periscope finished its feature that will let users save videos forever instead of expiring after 24 hours.
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The Sixers pick something up for an expiring deal; the Hawks get a useful player taken into the cap space that was previously utilized by an injured player.
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Securing jobs was the key to a collective agreement to replace one expiring in September between GM and its 2,800CAMI workers, said Unifor president Jerry Dias in February.
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In one of Monday's biggest options transactions, a trader appears to have sold 17,000 Facebook 100-strike puts expiring on April 29 for $1 each (in round numbers).
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The bottom line: The first items on the agenda will be immigration, a government spending bill and a budget caps deal, health care, and an expiring surveillance program.
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Pfizer also has two valuable drug patents expiring soon (Viagra and Lyrica), which means the company could buy a biotech firm with money it gets from a sale.
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Past presidents have made their Fed chairman nominations in mid- to late October before a term expiring February 1 to allow the Senate time for hearings and votes.
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The reported deal comes as China is implementing new incentives for EV adoption to replace expiring subsidies and push automakers onto more aggressive EV investment and production schedules.
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The promotion is only good until midnight tonight, so there's no time to figure out which Airbnb to book, because Spirit's generosity will be expiring in mere hours.
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The House Ways and Means Committee on Thursday advanced Democratic legislation to extend expired and expiring tax breaks and to expand tax credits that benefit workers and families.
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"FEMA followed federal acquisition processes in order to dispose of the expiring water that included offers to federal and territorial governments and public auction," the agency told Begnaud.
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The central bank's open market operations on Wednesday involved 270 billion of seven-day reverse bond repurchase agreements, against just 20 billion yuan of expiring reverse repurchase agreements.
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The last remaining one, the Planned Parenthood clinic in St. Louis, sued Missouri officials earlier this week to prevent its own license from expiring in a similar standoff.
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The risk exists for DACA beneficiaries whose cards are expiring, as well as people with current DACA status like Felipe Abonza-Lopez, a 20-year-old from Texas.
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But Washington's typical end-of-year frenzy will be even more so this year, with government funding expiring, a presidential election year looming and an impeachment inquiry building.
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No year represents more than 11% of total debt, except for the company's $850 million revolver expiring in 2020; $750 million of term loans come due in 2021.
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Italy's top insurer is interested in becoming UBI's exclusive bancassurance partner replacing Cattolica and Aviva whose accords are close to expiring, Il Sole 24 Ore reported on Saturday.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Argentina refinanced $1 billion in expiring Treasury notes after receiving orders worth $2.9 billion, the finance ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Even before Mr. Trump's Twitter remark, it was uncertain whether the House's rewrite could pass the Senate in time to prevent the expiring F.B.I. tools from temporarily lapsing.
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The president has expressed hope that Congress would find a way to protect them permanently before DACA protections start expiring en masse on March 6 of next year.
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Also, with the league's labor agreement set to expire in 2020, and its television contracts expiring in 2021 and 2022, Goodell's institutional knowledge could be difficult to replace.
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The Byrd Rule, however, prevents it from increasing the deficit after 10 years — this is why the Bush tax cuts had a one-decade life span before expiring.
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The company said it would be donating another $5,000 total in non-expiring Facebook ad credits to those in the community who want it, a Facebook spokesperson said.
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Last month, Teva said it was looking to team up with other drugmakers to fund some of its development pipeline as it struggles with debt and expiring patents.
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Pelosi has said she hopes surprise billing legislation will be included in a health care package ahead of a May 22 deadline for renewing certain expiring health programs.
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But many of these abatements are now expiring just as a slowdown in sales and falling prices has made it harder for sellers to stand out, he said.
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It is against that backdrop that the struggle of the four major figures in the twilight of an expiring presidency has played out in recent days and weeks.
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With time expiring in a tie game, Bradley Beal drove baseline and lofted an alley-oop pass to Bryant, who laid it in and added a free throw.
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Mr. Barr had told Republicans that he himself could impose new oversight rules on the F.B.I.'s FISA process should lawmakers reauthorize the expiring provisions without including any.
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Separately, William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine and a key impeachment witness, said he is stepping down in January because his temporary appointment is expiring. 210.
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The House initiative could clash with the Senate, where Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch has introduced legislation to renew expiring tax extenders and revive some that expired in 2016.
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Some risk-taking traders pounced on a very short-term market bet and levered their returns via an all or nothing options trade expiring in just a single day.
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However, the kindhearted humanoids at Adult Swim offer a handful of full episodes from the first three seasons, with some expiring and new ones becoming available every few weeks.
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Retailers that accepted the cards from then on, meanwhile, were to get injunctive relief in the form of rule changes, expiring in July 2021, and could not opt out.
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Purchases of short dated call options for Fortress expiring in March followed a spike in trading activity in Fortress shares, several hours before news of the takeover became public.
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But it also still has 60 percent of its leases expiring by 2020, giving the company more flexibility in the coming months to sign better deals with property owners.
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Miller uses visual representations of expiring digital technology and "bit rot"—the glitchy decay and corruptibility of digit files—to symbolize what feels like a scrambling of his mind.
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Gardasil 9 reached over $3 billion in sales in 2018 and with the patent not expiring until 2028 in the U.S., it could reach billions more, according to analysts.
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Option markets indicate some activity in out-of-the-money puts on UBS and Credit Suisse, expiring a couple of days after the referendum, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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With Vladimir Putin's presidential mandate expiring in 2024, there's growing speculation he'll try to hold on to power by forming a Russia-Belarus union and placing himself in charge.
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The contract expiring in December for eurodollar futures, which track expectations for Libor rates in the future, currently imply the rate will be around 0.91 percent by year end.
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To position for this drop, he recommends buying the 137-strike put option expiring in September and selling the September 132-strike put to create a bearish put spread.
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Carige is rushing to tap a state guarantee scheme which risks expiring in September to ease the sale of 1 billion euros in bad debts via a securitization deal.
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Pat Toomey, is to change budget rules so that tax cuts that add to the deficit can last for 20 years or longer, rather than expiring after 10 years.
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Futures prices for all maturities have risen sharply but the rally has been especially sharp for contracts expiring in the remainder of 2016 and the first half of 2017.
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The fed funds rate implied by the contract expiring in December 2018 EDZ8, when policy makers project it will hit 3.3 percent, now stands at just over 1 percent.
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The Transportation panel is expected to oversee a long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), with the agency's current legal authority expiring at the end of September.
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This means that people who use expiring emails should make sure to permanently delete folders in their sent folders, if they don't want any trace of them to exist.
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Hiscox has taken around 7,000 square meters over the 8th, 9th and 10th floors, with an option for further space, on a lease expiring in 2037, AXA IM said.
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As Motherboard reports, the game's superb soundtrack has proved its undoing: the music licenses for Alan Wake are expiring, and Remedy will not able to sell it come Monday.
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to indefinitely exempt South Korea from recently imposed 25 percent steel tariffs, and extend expiring tariffs on Korean pickup trucks from 2021 to 2041.
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A coalition of seven political advocacy groups spanning the political spectrum on Friday called on congressional leaders to get rid of tax extenders, provisions that renew expiring tax breaks.
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Investors have also criticized Jakarta's decision to hand exploration and development rights on expiring oil blocks to Pertamina in compensation for its losses on government-set retail fuel prices.
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The uptick, which had been projected last winter by government analysts, largely reflected the revenue loss from expiring tax breaks for businesses and individuals that Congress extended in December.
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The CME bitcoin futures expiring in January, which launched Sunday, reached "limit down," falling nearly 20183 percent to $12,265 in morning trading before settling 7.8 percent lower at $21,2300.
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Trump did just that, with his administration announcing on Paxton's deadline last September that DACA permits would begin expiring in six months, ostensibly to give Congress time to act.
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"If expiring provisions are extended and late-stage tax hikes avoided, debt could reach as high as 98 percent or 100 percent of GDP by 2027," the group said.
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The year prior, he made a bumper salary of $94.6 million for entering into a long-term employment agreement with Expedia — the agreement had his term expiring in 2020.
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The Heat were willing to offer the expiring contracts of Goran Dragic ($19.2 million) and Meyers Leonard ($11.3 million), but did not have much draft capital at their disposal.
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On Thursday, one of the biggest ETF trades was the purchase of about 22,000 25.50-strike call options on the XLF expiring in July, for 16 cents per share.
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Mr. Trump's comments came a day after the House had passed a bipartisan bill to extend the expiring tools while also adding safeguards to national security wiretapping under FISA.
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Teams such as Chelsea, who are chasing Champions League qualification, could be affected with front line players Olivier Giroud, Pedro and Willian all on contracts expiring on June 30.
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With PSG having replaced the 33-year-old with Mauro Icardi as its first choice striker however and his contract expiring this summer, his days in France seem numbered.
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Leaders in Congress often like to say they're "clearing the decks," which is a way of handling important deadlines (such as expiring authorizations or spending) without making meaningful reform.
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HRSA is also planning to step in if needed to help keep the funding going as long as possible for those with grants expiring early in the new year.
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Any delay in the planned rescue could force Areva to call on the state for a shareholder loan to repay a 1.2 billion euro bridging loan expiring in January.
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Tereos said it had secured a 250 million euro loan expiring in 13, and would repay half of its 500 million euros March 2020 bond a year in advance.
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But lingering in members' minds is the stark reality that it's possible the week ends with no resolution at all on the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Immigration It's still an open question (although the chances are very slim) whether the omnibus will include protections for recipients of the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The market is on alert for further swings in the pound, with options linked to volatility expiring within the next week more than doubling in price since Oct. 11.
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With the FAA's legal authority expiring at the end of next week, Congress will instead vote on a short-term extension that does not include the controversial pilot provision.
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Democrats saying any spending increases for defense must be matched on the non-defense side, and, of course, a solution for the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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That decision effectively killed any sense of an impending March 5 deadline for action -- the date Trump had originally conceived as a deadline for the program to begin expiring.
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The tax relief for people impacted by hurricanes was part of a package that also extended certain expiring health programs and reauthorized the Federal Aviation Administration for six months.
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So if you have any points in danger of expiring, making a small donation is a great way to reset the clock and make the world a better place.
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"We're starting over," Schumer told CNN on Wednesday when asked about the latest on the standoff over Congress' plans for addressing the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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Transportation Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.), whose term atop the committee is expiring next year, is aggressively pushing the bill in hopes of making it a signature policy achievement.
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"If expiring provisions are extended and late-stage tax hikes avoided, debt could reach as high as 98 percent or 100 percent of GDP by 2027," the group said.
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What the government did provide, however, was small comfort for some people whose DACA permits have expired or are expiring soon, and lawyers questioned the government's lack of expediency.
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But it has not disappeared altogether: during an eight-day stretch in April, Arkansas executed four people, so as not to waste its expiring supply of a lethal-injection drug.
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They all stressed that there is near-unanimous support among the coal miners for the effort to have the federal government pick up the tab for the expiring pensions. Rev.
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Liquidity is supported by cash on hand totalling $934 million as of March 31, 2016 and $1.4 billion of available borrowing capacity from CSCH's $1.5 billion revolver expiring April 2018.
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As a result, Gordon wants to buy the March monthly 121-strike puts and sell the March monthly 118-strike puts expiring March 17, just days after the Fed meeting.
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With Instagram copying certain Snapchat capabilities ("stories" auto playing and expiring in 24 hours), don't post the same content on IG, Snapchat, and also send it as a private message.
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Prices for certain S&P 500 index options expiring in the days after the election indicate a market swing of between 2 and 4 percent, in either direction, by then.
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Another options measure, skew - the difference in cost between downside puts and upside calls expiring 90 days from now - is also the highest it has been over the last year.
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Members have just a month to come up with a solution to the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which allows the undocumented children of immigrants to avoid deportation.
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HE WAS never one to go quietly into the night, not even after losing his voice and expiring two years later on a hospital bed at the age of 94.
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DACA provides work permits and protection from deportation for two years; when the administration rescinded it, it allowed for a short window to renew for those whose protections were expiring.
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In a similar vein, Apple has updated the Do Not Disturb mode with automatically expiring settings, and a new "Bedtime" mode that will automatically enable it for scheduled sleeping hours.
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"We found Tesla has been employing a deeper discounting formula to drive sales of inventory models, with all offers expiring this Friday, the last day of the quarter," Erikson wrote.
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The Mountaineers endured more than five scoreless minutes before Daxter Miles Jr. made a four-point play when he beat an expiring shot clock and was fouled by Nuni Omot.
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New GBP Bonds The bond issuance will be used to refinance debt raised to complete the merger transaction related to the bridge to capital markets facility expiring in July 0003.
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Without the extension, the program would have been stalled, halting purchases of new and expiring insurance and potentially hurting housing markets where flood insurance is needed to get a mortgage.
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With the original benefits now expiring, Changchun Shengda is having to move to a smaller factory within the same park, which will cost around 820,000 yuan a year in rent.
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Before expiring, Uther manages to help his young son onto a small boat, and the tyke safely drifts away, to be raised -- via one long musical montage -- in a brothel.
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Among options expiring on Friday and at the end of February, call options with a striking price of 1,950 have been the most widely held contracts trading near the money.
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According to a Wednesday securities filing, BNDES had originally lent 690 million reais to Concebra Concessionaria das Rodovias Centrais do Brasil SA starting in June 2014 and expiring on Dec.
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" On DACA, the commission called Trump's move to stop allowing new applicants to the program and to let permits begin expiring in six months "a step backward for our country.
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And, when the eldest member of a clan nears the end, the rest start to comb through the expiring life like a text: What, if anything, did it all mean?
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Now, the student not only won't be able to enlist, but his path to citizenship is blocked as well, with a visa expiring in six months and potential deportation looming.
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General Manager Rick Spielman declined to disclose the terms of the deal as the Vikings reported to Minnesota State University, Mankato, but Zimmer's original contract was not close to expiring.
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In the Senate she made impressive independent stands in favor of immigration reform, limits on power-plant emissions and other efforts to combat climate change, and extending expiring unemployment benefits.
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That puts Trump at odds with Barr, who has argued that the expiring provisions should simply be reauthorized, while more far-reaching changes could be explored in the coming months.
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The Undetectable Firearms Act of 1988, first signed into law by Ronald Reagan and extended in 1998 by Bill Clinton, and again in 2003 by George W. Bush, was expiring.
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A mystery trader paid about $7 for just over 400 of those calls, financing that trade by selling $3 worth of $200 calls expiring at the end of the month.
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Investors' skepticism about the fate of the shares is evident in the accumulation of large number of put contracts at the $50 strike price, expiring in September and mid-January.
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Congress has less than 6900 working days to tackle both coronavirus funding and reauthorization of expiring surveillance provisions in the USA Freedom Act before they leave town on March 2628.
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With previously agreed OPEC+ production cuts expiring at the end of March, Saudi Arabia can theoretically pump as much as it wants — up to its capacity of 240 million bpd.
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House leaders have struck a bipartisan deal to renew a set of expiring surveillance tools — giving a huge boost to efforts to extend the law five days before the deadline.
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Figueroa, though, knocked down a 3 from the top of the arc with 10 seconds left as the shot clock was expiring to tie the game going into the break.
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"We're starting over," Schumer told CNN on Wednesday when asked about the latest on the standoff over the Congress' plans for addressing the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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The new credit line would replace one for $750 million expiring in December, said the source, who requested anonymity because of not being authorized to speak publicly on the matter.
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According to the latest deal details, US wanted to make sunset clause a process that reevaluated one time per 6 years, in order to prevent the trade agreement from expiring.
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With many of the deal's provisions expiring in less than a decade, Iran could have eventually carried out plans to make hundreds of nuclear weapons and mount them on ICBMs.
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Individuals who currently hold a DACA permit that is expiring between Tuesday and March 85033, 2018, will be allowed to apply for a two-year renewal, the news outlet reported.
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The SGX futures curve is indicating a price of $65.89 a tonne for the contract expiring in December this year, a level closer to what many analysts would deem fair value.
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It's With Instagram copying certain Snapchat capabilities ("stories" auto playing and expiring in 24 hours), don't post the same content on IG, Snapchat, and also send it as a private message.
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Remove sentimentality completely from the equation, though, and the Spurs could attach Parker's expiring contract to a future first-round pick and dump him on (you guessed it!) the Brooklyn Nets.
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The Spurs can also take a slight detour by trading Green's expiring deal to a team that badly wants to win sooner rather than later, in return for a future asset.
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The video, released Sunday, anticipates a rapidly-expiring June 13 deadline set by the group, which is headquartered in the restive Muslim-majority province of Mindanao in the country's far south.
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Expiring later today, November 27rd, is the big promo blitz for Red Dead Redemption 21060 that takes $216 off an Xbox One console when you buy the new open-world game.
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With the first contract expiring on Wednesday, the hedge funds and other speculative investors that took out bets that bitcoin was due for a pullback have likely made a handsome profit.
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A Reuters analysis found that nearly half of the unions in about 30 of the largest municipalities in the United States have expired contracts or contracts expiring in the next year.
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The company said in the statement that it was looking at "investment opportunities through M&A, bidding for expiring concession in the Gulf of Thailand, as well as new exploration blocks".
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In the meantime, options markets implied a degree of calm: three-month options, a contract expiring around the Oct 31 Brexit deadline, stayed around the 11 vols level hit on Tuesday .
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This is at long last expiring with his remarkable retrospective of some 19233 paintings, manuscripts, photographs and engravings curated by Brigitte Leal, Markéta Theinhardt, and Pierre Brullé at the Grand Palais.
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On Friday, demand for bearish puts expiring in March 2018 spiked, indicating traders and investors are already protecting against a more aggressive drop in price once OPEC's joint supply deal expires.
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Kesha's team argued that Sony's deal with Kimosabe, Dr. Luke's record label, was expiring, and would therefore not be able to act as a go-between between her and Dr. Luke.
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During U.S. hours, global benchmark Brent crude's front-month April contract settled up 87 cents, or 2.5 percent, at $35.97 a barrel before expiring and going off the board, Reuters reported.
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The sale comes amid a wave of multi-billion dollar deals as drugmakers seek to buy other companies to combat expiring patents on their blockbuster medicines and renew their drug pipelines.
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Confide: App Store | Google Play With the philosophy of living "life in the moment," Sobrr lets you message and post to group chats with all content automatically expiring after 24 hours.
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After April 16, customers who attach the loyalty program membership to their Starbucks Rewards Visa credit card or a prepaid card will no longer have to worry about their points expiring.
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Indonesia has earned a reputation for favoring Pertamina to take over expiring oil and gas contracts in the past, stoking concern among foreign energy investors about the security of their projects.
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The money would be extraordinarily tight, and L.A. would have Marjanovic's expiring $7 million plus whatever salary they took back for Gallo, and the uncertainty surrounding those three aforementioned player options.
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With her scholarship expiring at the end of this academic year, and a younger brother entering trade school in the fall to obtain his plumber certification, she dropped the education concentration.
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Republicans attached several extraneous provisions to the FAA extension, including provisions that offer tax relief for hurricane victims, renew expiring health programs and encourage the creation of private flood insurance markets.
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As a result, he is putting down a "call credit spread," which entails selling the July monthly 145-strike calls and buying the July monthly 150-strike calls expiring July 21.
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Miami has the talent to fight for a playoff spot, but few expect them to sit tight this season, with a collection of expiring salaries and a hunger to win now.
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The Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Justice, Treasury, Homeland Security, Interior, State, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and the Environmental Protection Agency are all slated to be impacted by the expiring funding.
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And if the Constitution be destined ever to perish by the sacrilegious hands of the demagogue or the usurper, which God avert, its expiring agonies will be witnesses on this floor.
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Pressure for a settlement ramped up in recent days as teachers braced for their first paychecks reduced by the strike, as well as the prospect of health insurance expiring on Friday.
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Schneider and Kelly's letter also calls for addressing a separate issue, a "cliff" that will raise Medicare enrollees out of pocket costs starting in 2020, due to expiring provisions of law.
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The President said his administration would not accept any new DACA applications from Tuesday onward and that any two-year DACA permits expiring after March 5, 2018, would not be renewed.
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The expiring U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for August delivery settled up $1.00 at $434 a barrel, while the more liquid September contract rose 2 cents to $68.26 a barrel.
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Hedges, which shielded producers from the worst of the slump last year, are expiring and a depressed outlook means companies have a harder time locking in higher prices for future production.
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In a strictly clinical sense, yes, the Grizz added an end-of-the bench big playing out the string and a problematic wing with an antique skillset and an expiring contract.
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On Tuesday, Trump met at the White House with a bipartisan group of lawmakers to discuss immigration reform, including a permanent fix to the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Almost all provisions of the bill, with the exception of the reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent, are temporary, expiring at the end of 2025.
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The government was spending too much, it was borrowing too much and it was sowing "uncertainty" in the business world with expiring tax cuts and other bitter policy battles, they said.
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It reallocates the 50,000 visas under that program to either immigrants already living in the country with expiring temporary legal status, or to immigrants from underrepresented countries on some nonlottery basis.
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Congress has until March 15 to extend the three expiring provisions, including a controversial phone records program known as Section 215 that allows the government to request specific metadata from conversations.
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Congress has roughly 10 working days to come up with a deal to extend three expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act, a 2015 law that overhauled the nation's surveillance programs.
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The expiring FISA provisions are largely consistent with the tools available in normal criminal investigations, and collect information and data in ways that are designed to protect the privacy of Americans.
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Phillips said assuming expiring tax cuts would be extended, it would work out to $1 trillion in new tax cuts over 10 years, or 0.4 percent of GDP over that period.
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But one expiring program is not scheduled for action this week: the State Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which provides health care for about nine million low- and middle-income children.
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To play for an even bigger rebound, Gordon is looking to buy the September monthly 144-strike call and sell the September monthly 148-strike call for $1.70, expiring Sept. 15.
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In the current contract negotiations with Japan, at stake are annual supplies of 7.2 million tonnes of gas expiring in 20213 worth some $2.8 billion, or 10 percent of QP's output.
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Date to watch: Pelosi has said she hopes surprise billing legislation will be included in a health care package ahead of a May 21625 deadline for renewing certain expiring health programs.
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Republicans have been engaged in a showdown for days over which corner of their party has Trump's ear in negotiations over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program expiring in March.
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But the 2010 process went nowhere, in part because the Palestinians did not come to the table until the moratorium was close to expiring, and Mr. Netanyahu refused to extend it.
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The money would be provided to Puerto Rico over two years, and is part of a larger committee package to reauthorize CHIP, community health centers and other expiring health-care programs.
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Unfortunately, much of the long-term growth effects are muted because, in an attempt to make the revenue numbers work, the expensing provision is only good for five years before expiring.
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The president has long nursed theories that the F.B.I. spied on his campaign and at one point suggested to lawmakers that he would not reauthorize the expiring provisions without broader changes.
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It runs roughly parallel to Broadway, stretching north from the World Trade Center to Houston Street, where it turns into LaGuardia Place for three blocks before expiring at Washington Square Park.
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But the U.S. Congressional Budget Office did not assess the most recent version of the Graham-Cassidy bill, leaving it unclear whether it also complies with Senate rules expiring on Sept.
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Traditionally a cancer drugs maker, Roche is turning to rare diseases like hemophilia to replace revenue from its older medicines whose expiring patents have exposed the company to unprecedented generic competition.
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Apparently, while Google's self-expiring emails aren't encrypted, users will have the option of confirming the recipient's identity by entering a person's phone number and sending a passcode in a text message.
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The board has until the end of this week to file certain claims after the U.S. judge hearing Puerto Rico's bankruptcy cases declined to extend an expiring two-year statute of limitations.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Germany has indefinitely postponed talks on development assistance to Congo after President Joseph Kabila stayed in power despite his mandate expiring this week, the German foreign office said on Wednesday.
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With both players' contracts expiring, Golden State will have to let them go and try to sign another marquee free agent—perhaps Mr Leonard himself—to remain a serious contender next year.
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How expiring patents are ushering in the next generation of 3D printing The year 2016 is quickly shaping up to be one of the hottest years on record for 3D printing innovations.
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According to Refinitiv data, market participants own more than $800 million in sterling 'put' options with a strike of $1.20 expiring July 603, making this the next key level to watch for.
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Trump nominated Bernard McNamee to the vacant seat of the five-member Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), an independent office of the Department of Energy, for a term expiring June 30, 2020.
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It also has call options to buy 15.7 million shares for $11.2 million and put options to sell 9.3 million shares, with all options expiring on June 17, according to the filing.
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If the problem of rolled longs persists, many more hedge funds are likely to try to escape it by shifting positions further along the curve towards contracts expiring in 2019 or 2020.
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America's nuclear industry is urging Congress to pass legislation within the next couple of weeks that would allow two pairs of financially struggling nuclear reactors to cash in on expiring tax credits.
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The case While DHS initially said Tuesday they had a record of Montes' DACA expiring in 2015, they released further information Wednesday saying he did, in fact, have DACA status until 2018.
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According to Refinitiv data, market participants own more than $22 million in sterling 'put' options with a strike of $203 expiring July 220, making this the next key level to watch for.
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Begin by reauthorizing the expiring Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA), which is the foundation of US anti-trafficking policy, and do so on the basis of the evidence as to what works.
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Previously, AstraZeneca was a laggard in the pharmaceutical industry with a dismal track record in launching new medicines and a rapidly eroding base business, due to expiring patents on its older medicines.
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The next month, the Texas Republican reversed course, citing what he called a "corrupt" side deal McConnell and Boehner struck with Democrats to extend the expiring charter of the Export-Import Bank.
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Their fate remains tied to mid-tier publishers and the expiring appeal of a popular franchise, and that's not a position that allows for setbacks like Agents of Mayhem appears to be.
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To offset the cost of extending the expired and expiring tax breaks, the bill would have the GOP tax law's increase in estate-tax exemption amounts expire at the end of 2022.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates the tax bill alone will add $1.9 trillion to national deficits through 2028, and even more if some of the expiring provisions are scrapped, as is likely.
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Many were likely there to watch Coyotes center Martin Hanzal, who is playing with an expiring contract and has had no talks of a new deal with the Coyotes since last summer.
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The White House torpedoed an effort by Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to lock in several expiring tax provisions at the end of 85033 but changed its tune last year.
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Trump has decided to let the two-year permits issued under DACA begin expiring in six months amid concern about a legal challenge to the program, which was created by executive action.
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Speaking as someone who really likes DSJ and believes giving up on him this early is borderline criminal, the second-year point guard plus two expiring contracts is not enough for Porzingis.
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Lawmakers said a short-term, $2.1 billion fix for an expiring program that pays for veterans to seek care outside the Department of Veterans Affairs system would be added to the package.
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Although that dispute was resolved, Express Scripts said on Friday that its network agreement with PillPack was expiring in July and that the two companies had not reached an agreement on rates.
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The administration also offered a brief renewal window for recipients whose permits were expiring before March 225, which set off a scramble across the country from legal service providers to assist applicants.
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The Fox TV group co-chief executive, Dana Walden, has a contract that is expiring this summer, and her next move is also being watched with keen interest within the entertainment industry.
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In the first trade, Cleveland dealt the expiring contracts of Thomas and Channing Frye — along with its first-round pick in June, protected 1383-3 — to the Lakers for Clarkson and Nance.
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The permit allows the government's approval of the company's environmental plan to remain in force instead of expiring as scheduled in August, which would have delayed the project at least another year.
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In case after case, Navy ship commanders and their chains of command approved waivers to expiring certifications of standards so long as temporary steps were put in place to mitigate the risks.
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Some in leadership had privately discussed tying expiring federal surveillance powers to the must-pass emergency funding bill, which they saw as a path of least resistance for an otherwise controversial vote.
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Neither chamber has made much headway into deciding how to extend, reform or end the three expiring intelligence provisions related to lone wolf surveillance, roving wiretaps and a controversial phone records program.
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With government subsidies expiring and China's auto market in decline (including even its world-leading EV sector), NIO has touted the cheaper ES6 as the company's best chance to turn things around.
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Now pending departures and expiring contracts have raised the stakes even more, especially for several of the East's contenders who thought this might be the year they finally won their first title.
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Pressure for a settlement had ramped up in recent days as teachers braced for their first paychecks reduced by the strike, as well as the prospect of health insurance expiring on Friday.
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Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), a leading advocate in the House for passing a bipartisan solution this year for expiring immigration protections, says action in Congress may have to wait until 2018.
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Why it matters: House Democrats recently unveiled legislation that would lengthen expiring incentives for developing wind, solar and other projects, and add a new credit for batteries and other forms of storage.
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Some lawmakers are pushing for a short-term extension of expiring health programs like community health center funding, which would set up another package of must-pass health legislation early next year.
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Underscoring that the market is on alert for further wild swings in the pound, options linked to volatility expiring within the next week have more than doubled in price since last Friday.
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"Sometimes people are just priced out of the buildings that they bought in," said Martin Eiden, an agent with Compass, who sold the listing and has represented other units with expiring abatements.
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In addition to government funding, the bill would temporarily fund the expiring Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), temporarily extend the government's surveillance powers and include a series of spending "anomalies" for defense.
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Those 23-day grace periods started expiring this week, which meant school officials barred students from going to class or began removing them from schools, to be picked up by their parents.
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The $3.8 billion in annual international aid commitments — expiring in 2020 — have helped to keep a lid on any civil unrest that might result from such a troublesome mix of economic indicators.
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The group said in February it had secured a 250 million euros loan expiring in 2022, and would repay half of its 500 million euros March 2020 bond a year in advance.
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If the travel ban goes into (partial) effect in three days, as specified by Mr Trump's clarification on June 14th, it will run its course in 90 days, expiring on September 27th, 2017.
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The offer from Starwood for a 26 percent stake in CA Immo and for about 5 percent in rival Immofinanz, which was launched in April, has an acceptance period expiring on May 30.
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Their current plan to allow some immigrants affected by mail delays to reapply still puts many immigrants at risk of a gap between one work permit expiring and a new one being issued.
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Indonesia recently adjusted its gross split mechanism for new and expiring oil and gas production sharing contracts, whereby contractors shoulder the cost of exploration and production, rather than being reimbursed by the government.
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The late night action came after a day of back-channel negotiations aimed at alleviating concerns from coal-state Democrats who wanted a longer extension of expiring health benefits for retired coal miners.
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LONDON (Reuters) - About $45 billion of currency options on the euro-dollar exchange rate are expiring in the three days leading up to the annual central banking symposium in Jackson Hole next week.
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"We are alerting U.S. citizens to the risk of potential terrorist attacks throughout Europe, targeting major events, tourist sites, restaurants, commercial centers and transportation," it said in a travel alert expiring Aug 31.
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In a further sign of selling into next year, the average for the 12 futures contracts expiring in 2017, called the calendar strip, has not kept pace with gains in this year's prices.
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Meadows said that President Donald Trump could extend the deadline to address the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program past March 5 in order for Congress to work out a broader deal.
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The trade was conducted between Bavarian public sector bank BayernLB and carbon trading company Belektron on Friday at a price of 6.02 euros ($6.68) a tonne for the contract expiring in December 2021.
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Ocrevus is an integral part of Roche's strategy to replace revenue from older blockbuster cancer medicines Rituxan, Avastin and Herceptin whose patents are expiring, leaving them increasingly exposed to cheaper copies, called biosimilars.
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The future of Italy, home to the sport's oldest and most successful team Ferrari, remained uncertain with Monza yet to sign a new deal and the current contract expiring after this September's race.
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With the noncompete clause from selling his waste business in 2011 expiring in June, Torres is launching a new waste-management company, IV Waste, slated to begin serving private customers in early August.
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When FedEx's stock was above the $161 level on Monday, several traders bought $160/$2.43 put spreads expiring on June 28 for $3 each, betting that FedEx's shares would decline to about $150.
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" According to a cable obtained by Reuters, in which the OMB advised the department and USAID of its plans, "the package will focus on expiring international assistance funds that the administration considers unnecessary.
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In a contango market, it costs money to maintain a long futures and options position by rolling expiring contracts forward (whereas someone with a short position will be paid for rolling their position).
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Early last week ahead of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meeting, traders piled into inexpensive West Texas Intermediate January $252.08 calls expiring in mid-December with premiums between 233 to 22 cents.
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The central bank also said banking system liquidity will be "reasonably ample" after lending operations, while Tuesday's operations were "basically equivalent" to medium term loans expiring on the day, according to the statement.
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Of all the open positions, almost 213 percent were concentrated in the first three contracts expiring in July 210 (22019 million barrels), August 22020 (83 million barrels) and September 28 (230 million barrels).
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After the former chair stepped down, three further members left the board due to an expiring term, a retirement, and for a position in the Trump administration, putting PCLOB's work largely on ice.
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For instance, the price on the Fed fund futures contract expiring in December 2016 FFZ6 now implies the fed funds rate will be 0.43 percent at year end, within the current rate range.
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He also spent hours this weekend -- when the bill's chances of passing were expiring -- at the US Women's Golf Open, at his Bedminister, New Jersey, course, waving to fans and watching the action.
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America continues to grapple with the death penalty, most recently the controversy over Arkansas' trying to rush the executions of eight prisoners because the state's supply of a lethal injection drug was expiring.
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The SGX futures curve <0#SZZF:> is indicating a price of $65.89 a tonne for the contract expiring in December this year, a level closer to what many analysts would deem fair value.
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Options expiring in 12 months show a strong bias in favor of out-of-the-money puts, which are trading at a much higher premium than similar out-of-the-money call options.
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DeAndre Jordan and Derrick Favors are obvious candidates, but Washington should have no motivation to move anything of value for an expiring contract who isn't good enough to put them over the top.
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There is still no end in sight for Beijing's trade dispute with the United States, with the deadline for comment on increased tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods expiring on Sept. 23.
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A put expiring in one week for one August Brent futures contract at a strike price of $45 a barrel costs 12 cents, while a call at the same strike price costs $5.77.
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En route to meet with director Matthew Vaughn in London, Lawrence was instructed by colleagues to fib about the nature of her visit, as her passport was expiring within the next six months.
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The company said in July that if its capital increase were delayed, it would call on the state for a shareholder loan to repay a 1.2 billion euro bridging loan expiring in January.
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With the battery life of those beacons expiring by next week, investigators are hoping to retrieve the recorders — which contain cockpit conversations and data from the plane's onboard computers — before they fall silent.
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The document lays out contingency measures that were implemented by the EU for a possible no-deal Brexit earlier this year — but now risk expiring either before October 31, or soon after it.
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The contract is an obvious grand-slam for him, and allows Cleveland to get more in a trade than they would dealing Love on an expiring contract (or letting him walk for nothing).
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Indonesia recently adopted the gross split mechanism for new and expiring oil and gas production sharing contracts, whereby contractors shoulder the cost of exploration and production, rather than being reimbursed by the government.
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Agencies including the Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Justice, Treasury, Homeland Security, Interior, State, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and the Environmental Protection Agency are all slated to be impacted by the expiring funding.
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Construction work on the 8,000-mile Pacific Light Cable Network linking Los Angeles to Hong Kong is already mostly complete, with a temporary permit for its construction expiring in September, The Journal reported.
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The researchers found that about one in 10 sites employ "dark patterns," such as sneaking items into carts before checkout, displaying countdown timers for expiring deals, and claiming low stock on certain items.
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Southern Copper had publicly pressured Vizcarra's government to grant a construction license to keep its environmental plan from expiring on August 1, which would have delayed the project by at least another year.
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Acquired from Texas just as Monday's trade deadline was expiring, Darvish is winless since June 12 and coming off the worst start of his career, but he's eager to join baseball's best team.
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Mohammad Javad Zarif, who negotiated the 2015 deal on behalf of Iran, told CBS News that Trump's decision sets a precedent that any U.S. foreign policy be viewed as expiring every four years.
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The first blast of cold water will arrive almost immediately: By noon on Sunday, Atlanta United must make decisions about whether to keep or release a handful of players whose contracts are expiring.
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Meaning, there are now ads going out on cable television, not to quote everyone, but to people whose car leases are expiring and who may be interested in cars, so-called addressable advertising.
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The scenario articulated by Barnes resembles one that occurred two years ago, when portions of a separate law, the Patriot Act, that allowed the NSA to collect bulk domestic phone metadata were expiring.
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Asked about the discrepancy between his conversation with Trump and Barr's remarks to senators, Paul said there was "misinformation that got out from some people in the administration" about the expiring surveillance authorities.
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The program is currently set to begin expiring on March 5, unless Congress can agree on a plan to extend it or find an alternative solution for the roughly 800,000 people it comprises.
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The House Judiciary Committee had been set on Wednesday to consider a bill that would extend the three expiring provisions while terminating legal authority for a dysfunctional and defunct N.S.A. call records program.
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While the N.S.A. phone records system is currently not operational, in 2018 the F.B.I. used the expiring business records provisions to obtain 56 court orders to gather business records in national security investigations.
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Specifically, 19,500 25-strike call options expiring in January 2019 appear to have been purchased for $0.47 cents per share (that exact price strongly suggests that the trade was initiated by the buyer).
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Europe is going to be critical as the focus moves not just to what the next steps are on proliferation, but also the arms embargo that's supposed to be expiring later this year.
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This became an issue last season when Mystics guard Kristi Toliver, because of pay restrictions in the expiring collective bargaining agreement, could earn just $10,000 as an assistant coach for the Washington Wizards.
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In a smooth, luscious red chalk drawing by Annibale Carracci, a master of the early Baroque, an upside-down boy with his eyes closed softly lets his head droop, perhaps asleep, perhaps expiring.
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The President will also touch on his proposal to provide a path to citizenship to more than 1 million undocumented immigrants, including the recipients of the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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"It's amazing that we're five days from the [continuing resolution] expiring and I can't tell you what would be in a [continuing resolution], or whether or not we're going to have caps," Rep.
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Pelosi said Wednesday on the House floor that she opposes the spending deal because it doesn't include a permanent solution for undocumented immigrants affected by the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Prices for the more actively traded June Brent crude futures LCOc83 were up 28 cents to settle at $22003, while the May contract LCOc22 expiring on Thursday was up 74 cents at $70.27.
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After it performs its first set of planned measurements, the probe will hop to a second location and, fingers crossed, do it all over again before expiring; there's only enough time for one hop.
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"You can buy that straddle expiring in 24 hours for $12, and that's about as low as I've seen it going into an employment number in the past two or three years," said Davitt.
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LIQUIDITY Fitch believes the company's liquidity profile is sufficient and supported by: --$13 billion of cash and cash equivalents, $455 million of which is located outside the U.S.; --$2.1 billion undrawn RCF expiring 2019.
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Related: Kenya Is Heading for a Repeat of Deadly Electoral Violence The government has previously threatened to eject refugees, but this time Ruto said it will stick with a deadline expiring in six months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds are rolling forward long positions in the Brent futures contract, and in the absence of offsetting factors this is depressing the value of expiring contracts, pushing futures prices into contango.
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But while once people thought of expiring pictures à la Snapchat as a way to send racy or sensitive information, the fact is it adds very little to your security, if any at all.
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Michael Rogers, acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein are scheduled to appear before the Intelligence Committee in what would otherwise be a workaday hearing on an expiring surveillance law.
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One short-term but serious problem for Maersk Oil, for example, is that production could halve by 2018 because its licence to operate Qatar's largest offshore oil field is expiring in July next year.
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McLaren's Jenson Button and Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, the 2009 and 2007 world champions respectively and both 36, have deals expiring at the end of the year as does Brazilian Felipe Massa (34) at Williams.
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King Power Duty Free Co Ltd, owner of the English Premier League's Leicester City Football Club, currently holds the licenses for duty-free retail and commercial activity at Suvarnabhumi Airport, both expiring in 2020.
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Stuck in the same boat as Caldwell-Pope, Randle, and a few others on this year's team, Lopez's expiring contract all but ensures this season will be his one and only at Staples Center.
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Restaurant "specials" often get a bad reputation, with some diners assuming that they're made from soon-expiring ingredients that the kitchen has in surplus — and that they don't really represent the chefs' finest work.
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Energy groups push for renewal of tax credits: Trade groups for biomass, hydropower and other energy sources are pushing Congress to renew expiring tax credits for their industries before the end of the year.
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Atlanta shrewdly acquired Marco Belinelli's expiring contract in a Dwight Howard trade; the system should be set up to force interested buyers to offer some piece(s) that can add momentum to their rebuild.
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With tens of billions of dollars of sports media rights agreements expiring over the next few years, the PGA Tour purposefully began negotiations more than two years before its contracts were set to expire.
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But the city has seen a decrease in tens of thousands of regulated units in the past few years under provisions in the expiring law that allowed landlords to deregulate apartments under certain circumstances.
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Diamond was one of the first democracy experts to warn that this third wave was expiring; he now fears that a deepening democratic recession since about 2006 could devolve into an era of tyranny.
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At the meeting, the president made clear that he would not support a clean extension of the expiring surveillance provisions and told lawmakers to come back to him once they reach a bipartisan deal.
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In addition to ridding themselves of Mozgov's contract, which will last three more years and cost $48 million, the Lakers acquired Lopez's expiring deal, which would cost Los Angeles $22.6 million for next season.
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For instance, the cost for an S&P index option conveying the right to sell an S&P index future at the 2,050 level, about 4 percent below Friday's close, and expiring on Nov.
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With the initial ban expiring, the administration on Sunday announced a new set of guidelines that will impose restrictions on foreigners from eight countries -- Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen.
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Atlanta erased a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter and nearly won the game on a last-second shot from Young, but officials deemed the ball wasn't released prior to the clock expiring.
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Formula One, with U.S.-based Liberty Media taking over the commercial rights last January, is entering a potentially turbulent period with team contracts expiring in 2020 and a new engine format to be agreed.
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Parts of the agreement with the U.S. start expiring in 2023, raising the prospect that the island republic could shift its relationship towards Beijing, which has recently ramped up investment and diplomatic resources there.
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To prevent your rewards from expiring, you can make a purchase with a co-branded airline or hotel credit card, buy something through a loyalty program shopping portal, or use a dining rewards program.
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But a person expiring between the ages of one and 44 years is more likely to fall under what the charts render a yawning wedge of bilious turquoise: the color of dying by accident.
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That budget deal could be paired with a bipartisan agreement to shield thousands of young immigrants brought to the country as children who have participated in the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Arc-V: Season 2 (5/13) Expiring Bridget Jones's DiaryCasper Chappie Charlotte's WebField of Dreams GoodFellasOcean's ElevenSaharaSilent Hill The Exorcism of Emily RoseThe Hurt Locker To Rome With LoveTo Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything!
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Democrats, meanwhile, find themselves digging in even further in opposition to not just the lack of resolution for the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, but the overall short-term Republican funding strategy.
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" The Iran nuclear deal "The problem was, the deal that was signed by the previous administration was a disaster — which, by the way, would be expiring in a very short period of time also.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump -- with the quiet, but strong support of congressional Republican leaders -- has rejected the lone bipartisan proposal on the table to address the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Of the additional $1.5 trillion of additional deficits permitted by the reconciliation rules, roughly $500 billion will occur in any event, either as part of the reform or when expiring tax provisions get extended.
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The Knicks were able to shed both of those deals because Dallas had two huge expiring contracts to send back (Jordan and Matthews) and had long been fond of Hardaway despite his defensive deficiencies.
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The early prognosis from senior Republicans is that the debt ceiling and government funding will have to be combined in some way to get a deal, possibly with some of the other expiring measures.
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But it also shows an increase from a month ago in demand for upside calls expiring in mid- to late 2019, a reflection of investors' expectation that oil demand will outpace supply next year.
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Not a lot of teams that have expiring contracts will be motivated to take on that much salary next season and hypothetical trade partners aren't easy to come by, but here are a few.
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