Others are cancelling trips and foregoing conferences and sporting events.
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But the bank's top managers are foregoing their annual bonuses.
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Microsoft has taken a different approach, foregoing third-party reports entirely.
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So it's not like car2go is foregoing the tech angle completely.
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By foregoing the full expansion, Utah passed up enhanced federal funding.
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You are foregoing working with them on all sorts of stuff.
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She's also among the lawmakers foregoing a paycheck during the shutdown.
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Foregoing layers of concealer for "natural" cleansers and creams felt, well, natural.
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David Molnar The bride, meanwhile, bucked tradition by foregoing a wedding band.
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Foregoing a pay raise is admittedly different from inviting a pay cut.
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People are foregoing the yield plays for the growth parts of the market.
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THE FOREGOING LIABILITIES ARE TO THE MAXIMUM EXTEND PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW.223.
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The families save money by foregoing expensive procedures that won't buy much time.
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But that doesn't mean that IBM is foregoing working with those big companies.
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The company had considered foregoing the notch for a mechanical, pop-up camera!
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Foregoing two-day shipping and new makeup is the least I can do.
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Most experts recommend a one-drink maximum — or even foregoing the bar altogether.
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Talley says he's keeping the weight off by foregoing some of his favorite treats.
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Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sponsor may seek equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction.
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As many as 28 percent admit they're foregoing saving for their children's college education.
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She helped out her cousin's drug business, sometimes foregoing school to prioritize her coin.
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" She's since realized that she's just not comfortable "foregoing [her] identity for a picture.
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"By reason of the foregoing, plaintiff is severely and permanently injured," the suit says.
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The foregoing is not to deny the importance of trade relationships in benefitting Americans.
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All of the foregoing no doubt will come as a surprise to Lt. Gen.
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Perez will "continue to fight" by foregoing hospice care in order to receive proper treatment.
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Why are young people, historically key consumers in the drug trade, foregoing drugs and alcohol?
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Foregoing healthy market competition and pre-selecting winners wastes money and encourages fraud and abuse.
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And as Ashley Graham points out, there's a good case for foregoing this holiday tradition entirely.
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Employer matches are part of your compensation — foregoing them means you're leaving money on the table.
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Foregoing the traditional storyline, I decided to just mess around, and subsequently had a freakin' blast.
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All 28503 member-states provide post-Cold War stability by foregoing past hostilities for common cooperation.
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But the thing that's changed in the internet era is slightly subtler than the foregoing examples.
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Brown attended Central Michigan for three years before foregoing his senior year to enter the NFL.
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In the workplace, they strive to receive acclaim independently, foregoing teamwork in favor of flying solo.
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The "treatment" included foregoing antiretroviral drugs for an herbal concoction patients said often made them violently ill.
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It wasn't because I was foregoing my own set of headphones due to some sort of oversight.
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He told of their harrowing week, the adults foregoing food and water in favor of the children.
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Is foregoing near-field mixes where you both would like to see the industry go in general?
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" "Based on the foregoing information, the Board finds that there is substantial reason to believe that Rep.
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In foregoing the term "slaves" in favor of "colonists," Puerto Rico sweeps the institution under the rug.
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Foregoing the 2019 payout from Engie would mean a shortfall of some 461 million euros ($508 million).
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Although the move looks like a symbolic nastygram to a rival, Disney could be foregoing significant money.
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Disney has kept Mr. Condon's film under wraps until its premiere, foregoing the usual media pre-screenings.
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But SpaceX is foregoing the landing attempt this time around because of the parameters of its next launch.
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Now, I said at the outset that my hypothesis is that startups are increasingly foregoing Form D disclosure.
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Foregoing self-improvement in some areas of their life is the price they paid for their worldly success.
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Any of the foregoing could materially and adversely affect our results of operations, financial condition and growth prospects.
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Young professionals tell Sale that, because of loans, they're putting off or foregoing getting married or having kids.
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"Foregoing the traditional guest book, we had a glass-front wood castle with wood hearts for people to sign."
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He further agrees that he has not to date done so nor attempted to do any of the foregoing.
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"The foregoing allegations against Ms. Heard are absolutely and unequivocally false," Sample writes in the letter obtained by PEOPLE.
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The company's "revenues were likely to be unsustainable after the foregoing conduct came to light," according to the complaint.
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Foregoing a tax cut for the rich could help get Democrats on board and limit the bill's overall cost.
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On the other hand, it is doubtful that President Trump is fully aware of any of the foregoing facts.
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All of the foregoing behavior contrasted sharply with what could only be called a "love fest" with Vladimir Putin.
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Foregoing the pageantry of a catchphrase, boxing referee Michael Griffin delivers a stone-faced blessing before the first round.
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Their paper, "Puerto Rico and the Netherworld of Sovereign Debt Restructuring," describes the foregoing structural bind in greater detail.
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Whether a border adjustment feature would be consistent with all of the foregoing is, at the very least, questionable.
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The move shows Amazon is focusing its shipping resources on Prime orders, largely foregoing those without the Prime membership.
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"The court notes that there is no pending motion concerning the foregoing issues presently before the court," Robart wrote.
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Additionally, The Wall Street Journal reported that several GOP senators are open to foregoing repeal of the estate tax.
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Some, like Jenny, are even foregoing relationships and rethinking dreams of home ownership in order to support their parents.
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Good sound might have made all of the foregoing forgivable, but that's the critical point of failure for the CKR7s.
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Of those, 7 million are self-declared vegans, foregoing animal products altogether such as cheese, milk and eggs as well.
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For many employers, the administrative cost and burden of offering a plan often leads to them foregoing the benefit altogether.
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The doctors seek to accommodate these patients, foregoing appropriate tests and safety measures because the VIP might find these inconvenient.
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A number of startups are foregoing, or delaying, going public in favor of staying private for longer, financed by them.
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Disney estimated it is foregoing $150 million in licensing revenue this fiscal year by saving programming for its own platforms.
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Disney estimated it is foregoing $150 million in licensing revenue this fiscal year by saving programing for its own platforms.
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For those of us with oily skin, the idea of foregoing foundation to reveal our shiny selves is slightly scary.
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If you normally get a massage but are foregoing that because of the virus, consider paying your massage therapist anyway.
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Foregoing a car charger is fine if you primarily use your car to go to and from work or school.
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More and more gadgets are foregoing traditional USB ports and it appears that we have no choice in the matter.
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At this point, you might ask if we considered foregoing the separate innovation fund, continuing as we did in 2019.
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He pleasures, or fails to pleasure, scores of women, none of whom are dissuaded by the foregoing vomit or blood.
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However, some big names known to be quite wealthy already are foregoing salaries — such as Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
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But if they put too much stock in unproven products, they might be foregoing legitimate science that could actually help performance.
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I am able to do this by foregoing luxurious dinners; the new clothes I have are almost exclusively from sale racks.
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And foregoing a college education may not be the best course of action for those who find they can afford it.
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Lately though, I've been foregoing my playlist and listening to guided meditations on my Nike+ Run Club app while I run.
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South Korea has spent a reported $58 million on the PyeongChang Olympic Stadium, saving time and money by foregoing a roof.
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I point out the foregoing shortcomings, however, to urge Google's attention to the one area where Android truly lags the iPhone.
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Depending on why you've chosen to abstain from alcohol, you may also be foregoing any other mind-altering substances, cannabis included.
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The pair decided to end the partnership before the firm launched, foregoing $175 million in promised backing from Aurora Investment Management.
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I know I need to be mindful about what I eat, but foregoing all the goodies today wouldn't have been joyful.
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I threw some on a skillet and made myself some pretty damn good avocado toast this morning, foregoing future homeownership dreams.
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Professional athletes hone their bodies like real-life Adonises, foregoing pleasures of the palate for action-figure proportions and top performance.
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But, he said, many handlers end up foregoing their artistic practices if they accept a full-time job as an installer.
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All of the foregoing forebodes trouble, not only for President Xi, but for the Communist Party, and perhaps for China itself.
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The company estimated it is foregoing $150 million in licensing revenue this fiscal year by saving programming for its own platforms.
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Foregoing big money groups will put more focus on a Democratic candidate's ability to attract large numbers of small-dollar donations.
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Now more than ever, fashion brands continue to embrace the body positivity movement by foregoing Photoshop and airbrushing typically used on models.
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"In order to equalize the foregoing division of the parties' community property, [Tyler] shall pay [Tietjens] $500,000 in cash," the documents state.
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"The foregoing allegations about Attorney General Healey, if true, may constitute bad faith," which would mandate that the court intervene, he said.
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Couples like Mr. Silva and Mr. Sabato are foregoing gushy, diamond-studded proposals in favor of frank discussions at the breakfast table.
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The bank is foregoing dividend payments for two years to balance the front-loading of restructuring charges and discounts on asset sales.
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Large investors "need to participate in the market, so they want a systemic solution" rather than foregoing shares of particular companies, Bertsch said.
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Foregoing the actual treatment for a disease in favor of a treatment not proven to work, though, will only lead to heartbreak.[JNCI]
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In this card-based category, apps like Tinder and relative newcomer Chappy have made design decisions like foregoing features such as ethnicity filters.
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So the 'choice' for a user may be between being facially tracked by their favorite app or foregoing using the app entirely… Yeap.
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With most of its movies foregoing any kind of theatrical release, Netflix doesn't have to worry about opening weekends that may ultimately disappoint.
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It is unjust for a province to give itself the right of self-determination thereby foregoing the rights given to all Spanish citizens.
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Foregoing college, he worked odd jobs, from messenger to waiter, before launching a line of handmade hats in 1989 under the name FUBU.
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I did the math and evacuated, foregoing the pay and taking a hit to my professional reputation in order to avoid getting slaughtered.
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But some in the GOP are pushing hard to include repeal of the fee for foregoing health coverage to help fund tax cuts.
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If men are worried about their viable sperm count, it might be worth foregoing laptops on their lap and using a desk instead.
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Congressmembers, interpreter advocates, and veterans claim that under the Trump administration, the US is foregoing those promises made to wartime allies like Kamran.
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In its eighth episode, Euphoria undoubtedly rose to that challenge — foregoing cheap thrills for what will, we hope, be a long-term payoff.
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Some investors are also foregoing currency hedging to boost returns - a practice they had largely avoided since the 23/20.88 global financial crisis.
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Using 3D computer graphics, Boeing was able to digitally pre-assemble the 777, foregoing the need for costly and time-consuming clay models.
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None of the foregoing should diminish Trump's uncanny ability to steal the limelight at NATO summits, usually by staging confrontations with allied leaders.
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Instead, the administration should continue its leadership in the Arctic by foregoing leasing, protecting important places, and moving toward a sustainable energy future.
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That means foregoing investments that could otherwise compound and eventually swamp whatever finite, one-time future hit to consumption the SCC value represents.
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So opting for a smaller dose could be the best way to get the biggest bang for your, er, mug without foregoing coffee completely.
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Trump received a congratulatory phone call from Tsai on Friday, going against decades of America's "one China" policy of foregoing diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
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It's time for Congress to take responsibility for the consequences of failing to pass the federal budget on time by foregoing their own salaries.
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Very few people could match the following names with the foregoing songs: Kim Gannon, Walter Kent, and Buck Ram; Joe Beal and Jim Boothe.
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Bahl also announced that he and Snapdeal co-founder Rohit Bansal were foregoing their salaries as all resources should be used for driving growth.
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Although a CEO foregoing their salary typically won't mean game- changing savings for their company, it's still a move workers likely want to see.
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I'd argue that even if it were trivializing, it wouldn't be any worse than simply foregoing the practice entirely and dooming it to die.
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But that could mean foregoing building repairs or raising other rents as the White House and Congress continue to spar over the border wall.
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The White House Correspondents' Association criticized the president-elect on Thursday for foregoing the traditional pool during his White House visit with President Obama.
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Why it matters: Since Trump entered the White House in 2017, his administration has mainly dealt with Netanyahu — foregoing close contacts to the opposition.
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Uber and other high-growth tech companies aspire to be the next Amazon, foregoing profits into the foreseeable future to establish a dominant market position.
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Foregoing the neon lights and gyrating hips of a typical Keith performance, the musician performs a pared-back version of the song with much pathos.
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Some $ is better than none, but the Great Barrier Reef will not survive unless we urgently limit temperature increases, by foregoing coal & moving to renewables.
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As I told a group of journalism students recently, you don't do this by compromising your ethics, foregoing good work or competing with your employer.
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As I told a group of journalism students recently, you don't do this by compromising your ethics, foregoing good work, or competing with your employer.
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"Jurors reasonably could have inferred from the foregoing evidence that defendant knew Jane 1 was unconscious when he digitally penetrated her," the court document reads.
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She also agrees to restrict sexual activities in the weeks leading up to the pregnancy, including foregoing sexual intercourse for 3 weeks following embryo implantation.
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The stress of debt can also indirectly affect health by influencing health behaviors like diet, physical activity, skipping medical care, foregoing medication, and substance abuse.
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The discovery of the foregoing may negatively affect user trust and engagement, harm our reputation and brands, and adversely affect our business and financial results.
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By marrying his administration to fossil fuel companies like Exxon, Trump is foregoing the greatest job creation opportunity in American history: the renewable energy revolution.
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Because I'm a light sleeper, if I found myself at the Conrad again, I would consider foregoing the view for a quieter location, if available.
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Lufthansa said it still planned to buy Air Berlin unit LGW and would submit a revised proposal, including foregoing slots, to the Commission on Wednesday.
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In a bold move, the remaining non-NBA Ball children have signed with Lonzo's agent, thereby foregoing their NCAA eligibility, according to ESPN's Jeff Goodman.
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And while there are plenty of "third rails" for him to avoid, foregoing the interpreter would be a big mistake for at least three reasons.
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Image: Hadron "It's just so user-friendly and intuitive, without foregoing advanced functionality," explained leod, echoing the gushing descriptions from every other user I interviewed.
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The city did not directly spend any money, but it is foregoing the collection of about $460 million in property taxes through 2054, officials said.
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This was the first oral contraceptive to give women the option of foregoing monthly withdrawal bleeding; it contained 84 hormone pills and seven placebo pills.
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O'Kelley himself has taken a backseat in the wake off the sale, assisting with the transition but foregoing a management role under the new owners.
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Without access to the U.S. market as an incentive, the TPP-6900 countries agreed to less, foregoing provisions while retaining a crushing number of exemptions.
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First, patients may harm their health if they use crowdfunded money to pay for therapies that are proven not to work and foregoing proven treatments.
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Lufthansa said it still planned to buy Air Berlin subsidiary LGW and would submit a revised proposal, including foregoing slots, to the Commission on Wednesday.
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On February 20163, 2016, comScore filed a Form 12b-25, Notification of Late Filing, with regard to the foregoing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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With Taiwan's severely reduced fare of $93 million, SpaceX is not only foregoing its profit but will be out-of-pocket for the remaining $14 million.
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His rulings are replete with the legalese that routinely marks judicial orders — references to "all of the foregoing" and "declaratory and injunctive relief," and the like.
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The result can be trouble controlling their impulses and increasingly engaging in risky behaviors like foregoing helmets, driving under the influence and abusing substances, Carskadon said.
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The foregoing sets forth many, but not all, of the factors that could cause actual results to differ from our expectations in any forward-looking statement.
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This is a top notch mobile VR headset but its upgrades are peculiar, foregoing the new features for new fabric, new lenses and a new price.
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Ward unspools the story of her difficult coming-of-age as it felt, foregoing the pacing of a conventional memoir for something more poetic and visceral.
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One is whether foregoing ownership of individual titles in exchange for access to a streaming platform that can set its own terms is worth the tradeoff.
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And yet, neither the country's current main opposition leaders nor international governments have meaningfully engaged with these groups – foregoing a potentially potent force for democratic change.
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More irksome to fans than missing out on a VIP experience they already bought, they can't actually cancel their VIP purchase without foregoing the entire concert.
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With all of the hype around weddings, it's not crazy to wonder: Is foregoing wedding night sex actually that big of a deal for your relationship?
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"Based upon the foregoing, PRC declared Sabbat in breach of the Agreement and demanded that Sabbat return the $45,000 that PRC paid him," the complaint reads.
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So we are foregoing a chance at a historic resolution to a nuclear crisis because we object to someone we know being called a "political dummy"?
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Once a candidate clears all of the foregoing hurdles, he or she has had to pass muster with the relevant oversight committee and the entire Senate.
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Foregoing anything grim or spooky for their zombie game, Sega's House of the Dead team opened MS Paint and scrawled an abstract lasso around the point.
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Choosing the wireless life means you're foregoing sound quality for flexibility while opting for wired signifies you're sacrificing ultimate mobility for exceptional sonics and unlimited power.
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The result is as educational as it is resonant, foregoing facts and figures to instead focus on the personal side, emotionally imploring viewers to think practically.
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In the end, all indiscretions are forgiven, and everyone ends up back with their original partners, having accepted the foregoing events as inevitable vicissitudes in their relationships.
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However, women are foregoing privacy among their most trusted friends to offer full access to their location (more specifically, the location of their phone) at all times.
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Companies, in the aggregate, have largely been foregoing, or at least deferring, capital investments even as they have been hiring new workers at a pretty solid pace.
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In some cases, artists are foregoing the studio machine altogether, like Chance the Rapper, who has built a successful career on the back of three (amazing) mixtapes.
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Beyond their visual intrusiveness, these ads prey on the uncertain user, foregoing the neutral simplicity of a "yes/no" option in favor of charged, shame-inducing language.
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When pressed by Stahl if he'd accept the president's salary ($400,000), Trump claimed, as he did on the campaign trail, that he would be foregoing the salary.
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Describing ride-sharing as a "megatrend", and not just a fad, Citron said Lyft has good prospects, especially since millennials are foregoing car ownership for ride-sharing.
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While I feel confident that Apple's going to address at least some part of the foregoing potential alterations, it's awesome to see the technology being deployed already.
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Germany can support all of the foregoing, but it should take a particularly significant step by cancelling the planned Nordstream 2 gas pipeline between Russia and Germany.
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Gavin Newsom (D), said this week that she will go by the title of "first partner," foregoing the traditional "first lady" title in acknowledgement of gender equality.
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If that&aposs a concern, I would recommend foregoing the higher welcome bonus in favor of actually meeting the spending requirement on the Chase Ink Business Preferred.
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One way to save money is to rent a dress — that way spending less to begin with and foregoing alteration costs and dry-cleaning after the event.
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With more and more companies foregoing traditional USB ports for their products (we're looking at you, Apple), it's increasingly difficult to find gadgets that play nice together.
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"The foregoing are not intended as a concession by the City that there are (or were) shortcomings in the WPD's policies or training," the statement reads in part.
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That's the risk you take when you try to make something look realistic — for comparison, the Qoobo therapy cat pillow sidesteps this issue by foregoing a head entirely.
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If you're trying to to pull off a similar getup, we suggest foregoing the pricey sweatshirt and waiting for warmer weather to swap it with your favorite tee.
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You might have powered through last week foregoing milk in your coffee and resisting that drunk dollar slice at 2 AM Saturday night, but you're losing steam now.
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The fashion industry has taken an unusually quiet approach to the First Family, foregoing the typical press blasts with credits whenever someone is spotted wearing a specific brand.
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President Trump broke from a self-established tradition on Saturday, foregoing a trip to one of his palatial properties and opting instead for a weekend at Camp David.
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In fact, the data found that restaurants would be better off foregoing music altogether rather than playing a random mix that doesn't seem to gel with their surroundings.
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He went on to make a splash at Davidson College, a small liberal arts school in North Carolina, before foregoing his senior year to pursue an NBA career.
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The foregoing reflections about Kennedy's tenure on the court, and the country the court was meant to serve (not rule), suggest that the temptation ought to be resisted.
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On Monday morning, Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey announced that he would be foregoing a chance to play in the vaunted Sun Bowl against North Carolina next Friday.
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If you think in terms of billable hours: for a lawyer who typically charges $200 an hour, for example, that is a lot of work you are foregoing.
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However, Costa and other leftist leaders have not ruled out foregoing long-term commitments, meaning the government would have to negotiate support on a case-by-case basis.
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After a three year stint living in Chicago, foregoing music to pursue a graduate film degree while bartending and working at a non-profit, she moved to Detroit.
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Economists are particularly good at measuring trade-offs, too: the big-picture idea that foregoing something of value now could save you a lot more in the future.
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Even Americans lucky enough to have paid time off are foregoing valuable vacation days to spend more time at the office, a national Bankrate survey of 1,000 employees shows.
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Was completely foregoing the point of view of a woman whose legacy is defined by designs that were drawn for powerful women the sound, on-trend thing to do?
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Foregoing any staid, academic discussion of how he bested them or the challenges they posed, he launches into account after account of what went down in the game world.
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Thanks to the reservoir, San Franciscans drink some of the cleanest water in the country — only four other municipalities in the United States have the privilege of foregoing filtration.
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Maybe if this really does save on minutes, which most people don't use anyway, it could be worth just investing in a landline and foregoing a major wireless plan.
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The Republican leadership in the U.S. Senate is trying to fast track a new health care bill to repeal the ACA, foregoing committee hearings and opportunities for public debate.
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Does this mean we all should start foregoing showers to soak in a tub full of orange blossom milk at noon every day for the rest of our lives?
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" It adds: "With a view to implementing the measures provided for in the foregoing paragraph, the government may issue instructions to all the authorities of the self-governing communities.
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In fact, it was just meat and potatoes, foregoing the usual processions of producers, directors and celebrity appearances to showing one game after another, scored by a live orchestra.
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Watch — Under Coven: The Witches of Bushwick But simply foregoing adult wares wouldn't prove an effective solution, not least because lube and poppers are Troll Hole's best selling items.
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There are several examples that illustrate Apple has no issue with foregoing technologies adopted by competitors, even if it does make it look like the company is falling behind.
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Ted Cruz -- purports to ease passage of a more expansive Obamacare replacement bill by foregoing traditional Senate rules and seating Vice President Mike Pence as Senate chair for the vote.
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But the bank's top managers are foregoing their annual bonuses for 2017 after coming under fire for awarding big incentive payouts even though Germany's largest bank lost money last year.
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Some say as much as $22.5 billion in incremental profits in '22.5, perhaps as much as $5 billion a year by the early 2020s, that you're foregoing in license fees.
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By and large, banks do not need to refinance their AT1 bonds imminently and they can retain capital by foregoing dividends and bonuses if needed, as Deutsche Bank has done.
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During the long spells of $22017 plus oil between 25-220 many drillers were reluctant to fix their prices as it meant foregoing considerable potential gains if prices moved higher.
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According to a survey from UK-based anti-bullying nonprofit Ditch The Label, more and more young people are not identifying as straight — and are foregoing sexuality labels in general.
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Foregoing any mingling with Hong Kongers in the streets, the most prominent stop on Xi's itinerary was pointedly a visit to inspect the troops of the People's Liberation Army garrison.
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The setting off of operational losses, foregoing a normal return on public funds invested or discriminatory access to airport services would also count as unfair public subsidies, the document says.
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Foregoing the impromptu swimming opportunity, some ogled the feat of Mother Nature from nearby structures, as waters began to recede and reveal what damage had been done to the community.
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Until our current system changes, the U.S. risks losing some of our best and brightest minds, foregoing the innovations they deliver and jobs they create, and hurting our global competitiveness.
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But the cheaper property values in those places attracted a significant share of low-income buyers who are more likely to gamble on foregoing coverage in order to pay less.
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Brought to Milwaukee by the mostly Catholic European settlers, the tradition of foregoing meat on Fridays has evolved into a fun way to kick off the weekend for many locals.
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She noted that the justices are temporarily foregoing their usual custom -- that dates back to the late 19 Century -- to shake each others' hands at the beginning of each conference.
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Third, and perhaps the linchpin of the foregoing, we must correct the absurdity of according the same free speech rights to business entities as are vouchsafed to actual human beings.
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This makes it particularly disappointing that the Speaker is foregoing the opportunity to encourage similar regulatory alignment across North America when it comes to intellectual property rights for pharmaceutical innovators.
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Later Thursday, during Kavanaugh's portion of the hearing, Graham became the first Republican senator to question a witness directly, foregoing the option of having lawyer Rachel Mitchell do it for him.
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Their earnings shape the family budget and they are often forced to make painful decisions about how to spend each and every dollar, such as foregoing groceries to pay the rent.
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The thin, baby-faced guard went on to make a splash at Davidson College, a tiny liberal arts school in North Carolina, before foregoing his senior year to enter the NBA.
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YOU CAN'T CHANGE THAT BECAUSE ULTIMATELY YOU SOLVE NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES WHEN PEOPLE DECIDE THAT THEY'RE GETTING TIRED OF FOREGOING THE OBVIOUS ARBITRAGE, BUY CURRENCY AND STICK IT IN THE VAULT.
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Additionally, living beyond your means (or incurring significant credit card debt) could cause sacrifices that affect health or quality of life, such as foregoing medical care or prescriptions to cut costs.
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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing language, the "Applicable Countries" does not include any country to or on which the United States has embargoed goods or imposed targeted sanctions.
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During the term of your service and at all times thereafter you hereby promise and agree not to demean or disparage publicly the Company, Mr. Trump, any Trump Company, any Family Member, or any Family Member Company or any asset any of the foregoing own, or product or service any of the foregoing offer, in each case by or in any of the Restricted Means and Contexts and to prevent your employees from doing so. 3.
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But the V30's desaturated, lifeless screen, addled with all of the foregoing issues, makes this a phone I find impossible to love, or even get along with on a daily basis.
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The Rhythm Section actress, 30, shared her child's hilarious reaction to seeing Lively pull off the influencer-appropriate "lampshading" (the art of wearing a top as a dress and foregoing pants altogether).
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Middle-aged Republicans who would typically jump at the chance to work in a GOP administration are foregoing the opportunity in part because they don't want to jeopardize their future career options.
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After you take your cakes from the oven, let them cool and pack them up for immediate delivery to one of the foregoing — and watch your popularity soar at home and abroad.
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Foregoing preventive war does not imply weakness — the ability of the U.S. and ROK to respond to North Korean aggression, at whatever level, must be strong enough to be fearsome and unquestioned.
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The guidelines lay out fairly narrow medical reasons to justify foregoing vaccinations: A child who went into a coma after a pertussis vaccine would be exempt from another pertussis shot, for example.
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As a visually impaired person, foregoing the XS meant I was purposely giving up a pivotal accessibility feature—the OLED screen—that would have made my experience with the device more accessible.
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"Families should understand that by foregoing tube-feeding, care is not stopped," said lead study author Dr. Susan Mitchell of the Hebrew SeniorLife Institute for Aging Research at Harvard University in Boston.
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The foregoing plainly illustrates that freeing Raqqa does not amount to an "American victory," nor portend a bright future for the region, and it certainly does not signal the end of ISIS.
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Lower premiums encourage healthy-but-uninsured Americans to buy a marketplace plan — and are more important than ever, now that the GOP has successfully repealed the tax penalty for foregoing health insurance.
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His criticisms came in response to an investigation into OpenAI by MIT Technology Review's Karen Hao, which suggests the company is foregoing its vows to be transparent in order to outpace competitors.
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He was drafted out of high school in 1995 and his success helped usher in an era of players foregoing college to leap into the NBA – LeBron James and Bryant chief among them.
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Background: Private foreign investors seek high returns when foregoing safer investments in the West, so they are less likely to finance new coal plants in emerging markets if public financing is not available.
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Rather than trying to reconstruct the terroir and conditions those grapes experienced, though, this San Francisco start-up, founded by two bioengineering grads last year, is foregoing things like grapes and yeast altogether.
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WARSAW, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Poland will consider foregoing dividends from its stakes in power companies to help them invest in the country's troubled coal mines, the treasury minister said in a newspaper interview.
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Yet, the U.K. starts its global journey by foregoing the possibility of grandfathering in the type of free-trade agreement that the EU has in place with over 50 countries around the world.
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Last month, Disney said that it would build two Netflix-style services to address structural challenges to its vast television businesses — namely that more consumers, particularly younger ones, are foregoing pricey cable subscriptions.
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If you haven't yet seen Netflix's greatest horror triumph to date, then you are undoubtedly better off heading straight to your couch, pressing play, and foregoing anything we could possibly write about it.
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The boosted range means you'll be foregoing the possibility of a sub-2.4 second 0 to 60 mph time, and in fact will have to settle for just 4 seconds for that sprint start.
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Last year, Congress froze the health insurer fee for 2017, and the one-year moratorium means the federal government is foregoing $13.9 billion — money that helps pay for Obamacare's subsidies for low-income people.
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Relative to yields in 2011, global investors are foregoing more than $500 billion in annual income on roughly $38 trillion in sovereign debt that is outstanding, Fitch Ratings said in a report on Wednesday.
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The gist is that startups are increasingly foregoing filing a Form D with the SEC that provides details of their venture rounds like investment size and main investors in order to stay stealth longer.
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The conclusion of Happy End is too neat, too intricately determined by foregoing events, to qualify as realism, but it still induces the grim sort of laughter that comes with witnessing contradictions laid bare.
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That's paltry import growth for a robust economy, but suggests that at least some of the goods, components and raw materials that U.S. retailers and manufacturers are foregoing from China can be sourced elsewhere.
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Outside of Congressional leadership, Democrats failed again at their first opportunity for a national response to Trump -- foregoing a huge bench of up-and-comers for yet another conservative older white man in Gov.
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Obviously, as you move product from ... a licensed-to-third-party model to a self-distributed model, you're foregoing the licensing revenue that you get for whatever revenues you generate by [selling it yourself].
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As a result of the foregoing, it is not surprising that many high caliber artists who could have taken home the award in a specific category, have, at times, not been nominated at all.
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"We respectfully request that you consider truncating, if not completely foregoing, the scheduled August state work period, allowing us more time to complete our work," the senators said in the letter spearheaded by Perdue.
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"We respectfully request that you consider truncating, if not completely foregoing, the scheduled August state work period, allowing us more time to complete our work," the senators said in the letter spearheaded by Sen.
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President George W. Bush restored formality to the West Wing, but President Obama was so relaxed that he broke with protocol, foregoing a suit jacket on his first full day in the Oval Office.
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More couples are choosing to test the waters before saying "I do" than ever before, foregoing some of the marriage traditions of the past, like waiting until after the wedding to move in together.
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We haven't heard of a business doing an L train mitigation plan… But in terms of them doing anything in particular, I'm sure there are some who are stashing cash away, and foregoing investments.
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But now, militants in Yemen are foregoing clever hacks and add-ons for a far more blunt approach: ramming drones into anti-missile systems, to keep them from knocking ballistic missiles out of the sky.
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Both studies worked with female participants, most of whom were young, single, and were considered to be at high risk for HIV — high-risk behavior includes having unprotected sex, sharing needles, and foregoing STI testing.
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First Daughter Ivanka Trump revealed Thursday that she is foregoing a promotional tour and any other publicity for her upcoming book, Women Who Work, and that she will donate proceeds from the project to charity.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's rich are foregoing fancy new private jets in favor of second-hand planes or rentals, reflecting how the country's business elite are increasingly shunning flashy signs of wealth amid slower economic growth.
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Within two years of going off meds, I was compulsively working more than 15 hours a day, saving money to the point of foregoing meals and doctors' appointments, and making myself throw up almost daily.
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United Airlines, for instance, said its CEO Oscar Munoz and President Scott Kirby are "foregoing 100% of their respective base salaries through at least June 30," according to a March 10 filing with the SEC.
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"Based on the foregoing analysis, the Court concludes that the NIT warrant was issued without jurisdiction and thus was void ab initio," Judge William G. Young of the District of Massachusetts writes in an order.
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Earlier this year, Disney said that it would build two Netflix-style streaming services to address structural challenges to its vast television businesses — namely that more consumers, particularly younger ones, are foregoing pricey cable subscriptions.
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Bernadette and AJ decided to scale back their lifestyle for a few years by entertaining friends with board game nights at their home instead of going out, and foregoing new clothing and other discretionary expenses.
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Foregoing royal celebrations or tourist attractions such as Table Mountain and Robben Island, the royal couple is instead opting to "roll up their sleeves and do work in the community," a source told The Telegraph.
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There are thousands of independent and art films in need of some kind of push, and the major streaming sites like Netflix and Hulu are increasingly foregoing licensing in favor of producing their own content.
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Even with the foregoing provisos, I got a good sense of what the Valerie provides in terms of added advantage over the "regular" 17-inch Razer Blade Pro (the laptop that this prototype is based on).
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"Then they rejoin the workforce but are treated as new employees and start at the bottom again, foregoing benefits of permanent workers," said Saroja Kannappa of the Garment Labour Union, which represents more than 4,000 workers.
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Foregoing any radical modernization for decades, it favors the rich middle classes, including one local Indian doctor who is utilizing his fortune to build a mock Taj Mahal on the side of an otherwise dull highway.
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Before last week, Americans without employer-sponsored coverage seeking quality, affordable health insurance were caught between paying continually escalating ObamaCare premiums for one-size-fits-all plans that ignored their unique needs, or foregoing coverage altogether.
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"We hope to hear your assessment of the foregoing conflicts, whether individuals are being held accountable, and whether you still have confidence in the judgment of the special counsel you named and supervise," Goodlatte told Rosenstein.
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The "old" consists of overburdened hospitals and clinics, antiquated administrative systems, well-intended care professionals suffering the highest-ever burnout rate, and three-in-ten Americans foregoing or deferring treatment due to the cost of care.
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Picking up the scent of their natal stream, they fight the current, foregoing food on the grueling trip, gaining about 6,500 feet in elevation, and overcoming physical barriers in what biologists describe as a heroic journey.
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None of the foregoing is meant to excuse or deny the atrocious mismanagement of the country by the government of Nicolás Maduro, nor the serious evidence of multiple and systematic human rights violations by his forces.
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The college advantage multiplies over time, but it's tempting -- although self-defeating in the long run -- to start earning as much as Joe the new college grad without foregoing earnings for several years or taking on debt.
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"Young savers and investors who prioritize paying off their student loan while foregoing saving and investing for their retirement will most likely never catch up and remain behind," says Satoru Asato, a financial advisor with Raymond James.
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Foregoing all NAFTA tariff-free access benefits - which could happen if Trump is dissatisfied with the negotiations and decides to scrap the trade pact - would raise costs by about $4 billion-$5 billion a year, Ulthus added.
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The world of movie theaters has been hobbling for years, with droves of consumers these days foregoing increasingly expensive tickets and snacks and opting to watch a slightly smaller screen in the comfort of their own home.
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However, what I just outlined consumes a lot of command points, and that means foregoing other HQ abilities like constructing pontoon bridges or sending emergency fuel and ammo supplies to units that have outrun our supply lines.
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The agency must provide a justification for foregoing the tens of billions of dollars of health and environmental benefits that would have been produced by cutting air pollution at hundreds of old power plants around the country.
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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing language, the "Applicable Countries" does not include any country to or on which the United States has embargoed goods or imposed targeted sanctions (including, but not limited to, Sudan).
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Even when it is clear that an underlying condition is life-limiting, the trajectory is highly variable and dependent on decisions, such as the introduction or foregoing of supportive interventions, as has been the case with Charlie.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor offers the unconventional advice of foregoing initial salary negotiation, as long the offer is within 10 to 15 percent of the pay range you expected, as a gesture of good faith.
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Studios contend that they are facing an uncertain future, with streaming services threatening their enormously profitable cable operations: With the rise of Netflix, HBO Go and Amazon, consumers are downgrading cable TV packages or foregoing connections altogether.
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Foregoing pogoing and externalized anger, and instead embracing the more theatrical, dark side of life, most us black-clad creatures prefer to just be chill, while also exercising some unashamed self-expression in a non-judgmental setting.
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Even better, some stores like Kroger give you the option of foregoing the shopping experience altogether by offering an online ordering system where you can pick up your items at the store from the convenience of your car.
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A key consideration for many consumers currently purchasing their health insurance on an exchange is whether an off-exchange product's lower price more than offsets the effect of foregoing subsidies provided by the federal government to exchange customers.
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Most of those falls were with some kind of case on, but I abandoned all cases in 26 after an argument that ended with me foregoing the case in order to make a point I no longer remember.
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That means foregoing statement lipstick shades for ones that look like she could have been born with it, and playing up lashes to a point of believability instead of tacking on rows of brow-skimming falsies, to start.
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At the age of 11, she was given two options – leg amputation with the possibility of reattachment surgery and the ability to walk again or foregoing the operation and facing the real possibility of losing her active lifestyle.
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Without limiting the foregoing, the personal information provided by entrants in connection with this Promotion will be handled in accordance with data protection legislation and in accordance with the Promoter's privacy policy, which may be found here. 18.
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Foregoing all NAFTA tariff-free access benefits - something that could happen if Trump is dissatisfied with the negotiations and decides to scrap the trade pact - would raise costs by about $4 billion-5 billion a year, Ulthus added.
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"When nearly fifty percent of the labour force is unable to live up to its potential, India is foregoing significant growth, investment, and productivity gains," said Milan Vaishnav, director of the South Asia programme at the Carnegie Endowment.
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But the foregoing discussion suggests that Trump — as opposed to his administration more generally — is more interested in show for domestic political consumption — perhaps leavened by some atavistic desire to wreck some multilateral institutions — than actual policy implementation.
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That means "getting on the stick" — foregoing a summer vacation if need be — until we find every vulnerability and a way to safeguard each individual state system, without a permanent federal presence or control in their election process.
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Foregoing all NAFTA tariff-free access benefits - something that could happen if Trump is dissatisfied with the negotiations and decides to scrap the trade pact — would raise costs by about $4 billion-5 billion a year, Ulthus added.
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"In anticipation of the borrowing of the foregoing funds, the Company pledged all of its shares of LDHBV to Credit Suisse (Switzerland) Ltd," Akira said in the company filing, which was made in the Netherlands on Dec. 31.
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Young people are delaying or foregoing life milestones like getting married, buying a home, and having kids, so advice that was fine for boomers doesn't always make sense for the economy that millennials and Gen Z live in.
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"When nearly fifty percent of the labor force is unable to live up to its potential, India is foregoing significant growth, investment, and productivity gains," said Milan Vaishnav, director of the South Asia program at the Carnegie Endowment.
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They may have officially become husband and wife after a meeting at the New York City Clerk's Office, but that doesn't mean that the "Love Yourself" singer and cover girl are foregoing a big party to celebrate their coupledom.
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Over that time, he'd focused almost exclusively on training to be a professional gamer, foregoing college or any other career (Etue's last part-time jobs came during high school, when he worked at a grocery store and a restaurant).
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"The foregoing of the sales tax of EVs costs Norway a lot of money, but furthered their goals of making them the electric vehicles leaders of the world," says Costa Samaras, who studies alternative energy at Carnegie Mellon University.
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If you regularly struggle with breakouts, you may also want to consider foregoing tanning your face altogether: Acne-fighting ingredients like salicylic acid and medications like Accutane may dehydrate your skin, causing your tan to look patchy and dry.
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Advisers to Clinton see Kaine as a stable force on the bottom of the ticket, foregoing the allure of a pick that could provide more star power in favor of one they are hoping will be void of drama.
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The snag is that getting debt down to the roughly three times EBITDA level tolerated by public markets in Europe would mean selling a lot of stock to reduce gearing, and therefore foregoing potential upside in the share price.
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There were plenty of concerns at the beginning of this millennium that video games like Second Life were ushering in a godless digital era that would soon see people strapping computers to their faces and foregoing real reality entirely.
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WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, EVERYTHING REGARDING THIS CONTEST IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.
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Similarly, the growing trend of targeting consumers wherever they happen to be also represents a rival business model, with some fashion retailers now foregoing websites altogether in favor of using third-party messaging apps to reach their target customers.
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"Based on the foregoing, Plaintiffs have established that they will suffer irreparable harm if the harvest — particularly of old growth trees — authorized by the Twin Mountain Timber Sale occurs," the court wrote of its decision to grant the injunction.
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Bolsonaro, a seven-term congressman from a tiny party, had little access to public campaign funding or TV advertising but his grassroots campaign and outsized presence on social media helped him win 46 percent of votes, nearly foregoing a run-off.
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It's also temporarily foregoing its commission on rentals during an introductory promotion period through July 2018 to celebrate bringing the service to Germany, something it hopes to help it lead the market in the country by the end of the year.
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In view of the foregoing, I urge you to review your product line and ensure that all self- balancing scooters that you manufacture, import, distribute, or sell in the United States are in compliance with the above referenced voluntary safety standards.
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For now, Facebook is foregoing its cut—likely as part of a plan to get creators in the door—but its terms allow the tech giant to take up to 30 percent of all subscription revenues with just 30 days notice.
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I think it underscores how meme culture and clickbait have created this very interesting climate where journalists are foregoing their areas of expertise (with SPIN, music) and writing, not about the big splashes, but about whatever could get the click. Right.
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It's easy to see why she feels as frustrated as she does — imagine not only foregoing good sex, or any sex for the rest of your life, but also having to watch your husband penetrate someone between your legs every month.
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Bale is known for physically transforming himself for his roles, losing more than 60 pounds and foregoing sleep to achieve a skeletal look for 2004's "The Machinist" before then bulking up to play Batman in Christopher Nolan's "Dark Knight" trilogy.
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""Based on the foregoing, we do not see a reason to discontinue use of our safety blog or these statements as long as no other vehicle surpasses the Model 3 Long Range RWD's Vehicle Safety Score and overall probability of injury.
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Meanwhile, developers too, are taking note: New luxury apartment buildings across the US are foregoing flashy amenities like car-carrying elevators and instead focusing on amenities that promote healthy lifestyles, like outdoor yoga decks, private parks, and so-called tranquility gardens.
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Heading home during legislative breaks is nothing new, but this year most Republicans are foregoing a hallowed recess tradition: holding in-person town halls in which lawmakers take questions from constituents in a high school gym, local restaurant, or college classroom.
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For this reason, nearly 90 percent of military spousal lawyers in the U.S. say that the military lifestyle has impacted their careers, forcing them into a heartbreaking choice between foregoing their chosen career, or forging a life away from their spouse.
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Per the Urban Institute, Congress' repeal of the tax penalty for foregoing health insurance and President Donald Trump's expansion of short-term health care plans, specifically, will cause about 143 million more Americans to have no-to-subpar coverage next year.
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Heading home during legislative breaks is nothing new, but this year most Republicans are foregoing a hallowed recess tradition: holding in-person town halls where lawmakers take questions from constituents in a high school gym, local restaurant, or college classroom.
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"As a direct and proximate result of the foregoing acts and/or omissions by Madigan, Gonzales suffered injuries of a personal and pecuniary nature, including emotional distress, damage to reputation and further punishment despite being granted full pardons," the lawsuit said.
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But the deal has united critics at both ends of the spectrum: eurosceptics say it will make Britain a vassal state while EU supporters take a similar line, saying it will have to obey the rules of membership while foregoing the benefits.
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"If a pension fund can't borrow a bond in time, it may have to sell its own cash bond, foregoing a potential return in the future to fulfill a short-term obligation," Godfried DeVidts of the International Capital Market Association industry body said.
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This means individuals foregoing the purchase of a FEMA National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policy—separate and apart from their homeowners or renters insurance policy—and counting on FEMA financial aid to rebuild their lives after a flood—are making a mistake.
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The uninsured were the primary beneficiaries of the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion, and the Medicaid buy-in proposals now popping in the states are aimed at the people who are most likely to be foregoing private ACA coverage because of its cost.
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Foregoing its TPV (payment equivalent of GMV), here's its revenue for the last three full years for context: Here are the firm's last two half-year results: And, the "Underlying EBIDTA" results from the same two periods: What does all that mean?
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Ramsay is the sociopath to Roose's psychopath; where his father was cold, emotionless and tactical, Ramsay is cold, emotionless and impulsive — it's easy to imagine him doing something stupid like foregoing a tactical advantage because of his eagerness to enter the fray.
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Kustomer works with a variety of retailers and has seen a boost in its business with the proliferation of direct-to-consumer brands which — by foregoing the traditional retail channel — have found themselves needing to build out their own customer service operations.
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A group of angry Deliveroo drivers are now crowdfunding a "strike fund", via the Crowdpac platform, to help those protesting the new pay structure, given that — as 'independent contractors' working on a tech platform — they are foregoing the ability to earn during time spent protesting.
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In another move to raise cash, Energy Transfer disclosed this week that a minority of its shareholders, including its billionaire chief executive Kelcy Warren, would receive convertible units in the company in exchange for foregoing some of their dividends for up to nine quarters.
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Their work with the nonprofit Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator has been structured to balance the perspectives of both the coders and those with deep local expertise in youth unemployment; the software developers are even foregoing time at their hip offices to code alongside Harambee's team.
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To be on your own, with no direction home Like a complete unknown, like a rolling stone THEN: When Bob Dylan strode on to the stage at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, foregoing his acoustic guitar for a Fender strat, the crowd went apoplectic.
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"Many veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and chronic pain – especially those of the Iraq and Afghanistan generation – have told The American Legion that they have achieved improved health care outcomes by foregoing VA-prescribed opioids in favor of medical cannabis," the Legion said.
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"A prolonged AWS service disruption affecting our platform for any of the foregoing reasons could damage our reputation with current and potential customers, expose us to liability, cause us to lose customers or otherwise harm our business," the company said in its S-1 filing.
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Notwithstanding the foregoing, he will reflect on the difficulty of anyone achieving a proper work-life balance in a country that does not legislate family leave and affordable child care policies and will nod in agreement as WIFE rightly assails this sorry state of affairs.
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She had no idea where she would be sent, though she knew that she'd have to make plenty of lifestyle changes, including following a strict dress code, foregoing dating, and limiting communication with family to one email per week and two phone calls per year.
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After winning the election Trump remained devoted to his game of gesture and symbols, picking little fights with companies like Boeing and Toyota while foregoing serious work such as learning about national security in the formal briefings presidents have accepted going back to the Kennedy administration.
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Should all of the foregoing fail to dislodge Maduro, it should then consult with its partners to determine whether they would indeed participate in a military operation and, equally important, take the lead in supporting the country's reconstruction that inevitably would follow a victory on the battlefield.
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From a 2015 report from Ken Rosenthal following the incident at Fenway: I think we can all get on board with watching the game through netting, or foregoing a souvenir if it means little kids don't get hit in the face with 100 mph foul balls.
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The first restaurant from Julia Sedefdjian, who earned a Michelin star at 21 years old as the chef at Fables de la Fontaine, planted itself on the Rive Gauche in March, foregoing an Instagram-oriented atmosphere for a firm focus on what matters most: the food.
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Recognizing that the House chamber was no longer an option, the White House was left with either foregoing a live bipartisan audience in favor of an Oval Office address or further departing from protocol and recent history by delivering the speech from a location outside of Washington.
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PBMs are able to obtain lower prices because their specialized knowledge, negotiation ability, and volume of covered lives give them substantial leverage over pharmaceutical companies: If a pharmaceutical company refused to grant a discount on a drug it would risk foregoing a substantial amount of sales.
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In my professional career I was fortunate enough to have good contacts, an immigrant work ethic, and even though when I was earning just a middle-class salary it was our decision to save as much as we can, even if it meant foregoing vacations and new cars.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has stepped back from his tough talk of just a few weeks ago in which he suggested raising the minimum age for some weapons purchases and even foregoing "due process" court procedures in order to speed law enforcement's ability to take guns away from those threatening violence.
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The pervasive opinion against Harris has whipped up public emotion so much that "the public is foregoing issues of guilt or innocence" and instead was talking about bringing back "old sparky" - the electric chair once used in Georgia, defense attorney T. Bryan Lumpkin said in arguing to move the trial.
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He said the car is now the top-selling sports car among the growing population of Hispanic Americans, and among millennials, who had had a reputation for foregoing car ownership (though that assertion has been recently challenged.) "We have seen significant sales growth among both of those audiences," Holter said.
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Eventually foregoing the brush altogether in favor of the dynamism of his own fingers, hands, and arms, he also pioneered a new, verbally sparse style of poetry characterized by successive iterations of words and unconventional spacing that coalesced into visually recognizable forms — typographical poems redolent of Apollinaire's calligrammes and e.e.
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We are living in a time when we have more choices than ever before for how to keep our money, and how to pay for things, and where to spend it — be it through new kinds of currencies, by bypassing traditional card services altogether, and by foregoing physical stores and physical wallets.
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This 230-room boutique hotel is breaking all the rules, foregoing tired, old hotel clichés like bellboys and rollaway cots in favor of cozy accommodations (think of it like an upscale hostel), DIY conveniences (like self service check-in) and modern efficiency (a 24-hour lobby canteen has grab-and-go fare).
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Quantifying what it means the United States is foregoing by turning down what would have been a deal including countries that make up 40% of the global economy -- both in terms of jobs retained and business lost -- is difficult, and numbers offered by both critics and advocates of the deal are disputed.
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However, there appears to be an increasing pattern of startups foregoing the filing, which has implications for both reporters (we have less info about what's happening in the venture world) as well as with aggregate VC stats, which often rely at least partially on filings to determine the state of venture capital.
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Whatever the final number ends up being, every dollar clawed back gives owners more resources to ride out a possible work stoppage when the current CBA expires in 2020—and more importantly, saps the union's ability to fill a war chest of its own, something players will need if they're foregoing paychecks.
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" None of the foregoing sits well with the president, who very much in character responded with an insulting tweetstorm, calling his intelligence community, and presumably the director he appointed to lead that community, "extremely passive and naive when it comes to Iran" and musing that "perhaps intelligence should go back to school!
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Basic income also reduces inequality, which leftists and liberals tend to find desirable for a number of reasons, not least that, generally speaking, poor people get more use out of an extra dollar than rich people lose by foregoing a dollar, and thus redistribution can be expected to increase overall well-being.
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The parents and guardians who can afford specialized services will also feel the pinch, as they will have to budget both money and precious time to get to these supports, either removing their children from class or tacking on appointments at the end of the school day, thereby foregoing extracurricular or social activities.
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The Maine law "violates the Supremacy Clause because it allows consumers to dictate (by opting out or declining to opt in) when ISPs can use or disclose information that they must rely on to comply with federal law, rendering 'compliance with both' state and the foregoing federal laws 'impossible,'" the trade groups claimed.
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A deeper sniffing for truth, however, reveals the rot in Pursey's purported logic: The foregoing facts and realities notwithstanding, Pursey also argues that unsealing atrocity crime charges against Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir shows the ICC prosecutor's clear intention not to go to trial, because making the charges public can only help Bashir avoid capture.
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When Salonen's music blew on some slowly burning ember of a foregoing phrase, fomenting smoke for a new tutti passage, the video often responded with an imaginative visual point of comparison: exploding into surreally Fauvist color schemes, or using a live feed of the orchestra as the basis for a swirl of line-drawing patterns.
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For iOS 12, Apple is rumored to be foregoing a bevy of feature updates in favor of "stability," but that word strikes me as a misguided attempt to draw a corollary with the Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard update, which cleaned up the guts of the operating system with very few new user-facing features.
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" Dunham added "that the type of errors that typically result in a death sentence being overturned frequently are unearthed in post-conviction proceedings" (like those Spears was foregoing), and also, "there have been cases in which inmates who waived their appeals changed their mind at the last minute, halting their executions, and subsequently had their death sentences overturned.
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For the foregoing reasons, it is my opinion that LTC Lakin's request for discovery relating to the President's birth records in Hawaii is absolutely essential to determining not merely his guilt or innocence but to reassuring all military personnel once and for all for this President whether his service as Commander in Chief is Constitutionally proper.
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When asked why he deemed it necessary to perform the experiment in secret—which he did, for example, by foregoing normal communications channels and not seeking approval from Chinese regulators—He said he spoke to several experts about the prospect, New Scientist reported, though he provided few details about the substance of these conversations or the names of those involved.
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The city of 4 million has implemented drastic conservation measures, restricting residents to 50 liters (13 gallons) of water per day, around 15% as much as the average person in the U.S. The details: Cape Town's usage caps mean foregoing everyday comforts — hand-washing clothes and dishes, flushing the toilet once per day and of course leaving lawns to dry out.
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That same year, Disney released Tron Legacy, a film it had promoted so heavily at Comic-Con that it built a full arcade in San Diego two years in a row — but even then, the film barely earned back its $170 million budget in the US. The following years saw a steadily increasing number of studios foregoing the show in various years.
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Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraph, if during the term of this Agreement any playing or scoring rule is proposed to be changed, the Clubs agree that they shall give the Association notice thereof, and shall negotiate the proposed change with the Association, provided that the obligation to negotiate with the Association shall apply only to changes which significantly affect terms and conditions of employment.
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"Given the unique and challenging Arctic environment and industry's declining interest in the area, foregoing lease sales in the Arctic is the right path forward," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
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All of the foregoing constitute a bitter pill for the United States economy which, better than any other, was able to substantially reduce its trade deficit from the end of the recession through 2013 and to lever its size, its willingness to engage in extraordinary monetary easing early and often during and following the Great Recession, and its inherent resiliency, to produce at least a tepid recovery while other regions slowed or remained mired in slump.
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While that may seem like a tiny detail, depending on how the rest of the festival acquisitions play out it could be a sign of a change in strategy for Netflix, which over the past year was either opting for films that would be released online and in theaters simultaneously — which limited how wide a release they could get — or foregoing theatrical releases at all, as the company is doing with its slate of new Adam Sandler movies.
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Lurking in section 9 of the Apple Developer Program License Agreement is a new bit of text that expressly forbids developers from publishing screenshots from beta software (emphasis ours):Further, Apple agrees that You will not be bound by the foregoing confidentiality terms with regard to technical information about pre-release Apple Software and Program Agreement Page 37 services disclosed by Apple at WWDC (Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference), except that You may not post screen shots of, write public reviews of, or redistribute any pre-release Apple Software, Apple Services or hardware.
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And interference is clearly something Frame considered, if the app's release clause is any indication:You hereby release the Sp0n entities from any and all liability, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action whatsoever, arising out of or related to any loss, property damage, physical injury, contagious disease or death that may be sustained by you while in, on upon any premises or vehicles owned, occupied or used by the foregoing, or which may be sustained by you while at the scene of any real or apparent crime or other dangerous or hazardous circumstance or activity.
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It's the appallingly bad new multitasking system, which is mandatory on this year's Pixel generation, foregoing the option of the old familiar Android button trio as we had with the Pixel 2 on the same Android 9 Pie OS. On its surface, Google's new approach to switching between apps looks a whole lot like the one Apple introduced with the iPhone X. It relies on swipes and shares two of the same fundamental gestures: one swipe up from the bottom of the screen brings up the multitasking overview, while lateral swipes across the bottom navigation bar flip between apps.
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All of the foregoing invites one final question: If Mr. Putin really colluded with Mr. Trump's campaign to help Mr. Trump defeat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, then why is the president so actively and successfully pursuing the most effective weapon we have against Russia, namely, our growing dominance over world energy markets made possible by our sustained and growing capacity to out-produce both Russia and Saudi Arabia at low prices that they cannot long tolerate?
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Despite this easily qualifying as one of the most decadent ways imaginable to score $60,903, PR Consulting wrote in the court filings that Sabbat only made two of the posts and did not clear them beforehand with the PR firm as required:Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sabbat only made one Instagram Feed Post and one Instagram Story post and failed to post 1 additional Instagram story in New York, with a swipe-up link, 1 Instagram story in Milan or Paris, with a swipe-link, and failed to be photographed in public at least once (1) in the aforementioned cities while wearing Spectacles product.... Furthermore, Sabbat did not submit the post to PRC prior to pasting and failed to provide analytics to PRC for his first Instagram Story, as required by the Agreemêñt.
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