For Winfrey, the secret is simply forgoing the marriage vows.
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That alone may be worth forgoing the free samples. Almost.
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Forgoing donations from corporate PACs is progressives' new litmus test.
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She's bucking the entire art system by forgoing galleries entirely.
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Forgoing physical gifts may be the way of the future.
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The trend toward forgoing conventional office conditions has increased worldwide.
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But even those forgoing Valentine's Day can't escape some spending.
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So why is Sudeikis forgoing the typical romantic candlelit dinner plans?
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Bankers may be forgoing hundreds of millions of dollars in fees.
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Now many workers are asking for $20 and forgoing health coverage.
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It's also clear Trump won't be forgoing Twitter during his trip.
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The company also saves money by forgoing a large research department.
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And for many, taking a sick day means forgoing a paycheck.
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Consumers are downgrading cable television packages or forgoing a connection altogether.
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Some are forgoing mascara completely as they prioritize skincare over makeup.
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That's not to say that Broadway is forgoing big-name actors.
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For some women and babies, forgoing antibiotics is not an option.
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She appears without makeup, forgoing glam, as she gets her hair done.
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The family is forgoing its epic, annual Christmas photo shoot this year.
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Forgoing a chauffeured ride to school is tradition in this royal family.
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Forgoing the ability to sign trade deals with other countries would hurt.
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Many Americans are forgoing the latest fashions in favor of memorable vacations.
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Still, I cannot imagine Apple forgoing Lightning in favor of USB-C.
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Forgoing her signature brunette color wasn't the Russian native's hair only refresh.
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Roberts is forgoing what could have been a difficult re-election bid.
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Jeb Bush (R), and forgoing a run for reelection to the Senate.
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The Nordstrom Executive Leadership Group is forgoing a portion of their salaries.
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Instead of forgoing Rumble altogether, I recommend booking a session via ClassPass.
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On a collective basis the banks are forgoing around €25m of fees.
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The fee is intended to compensate publishers for forgoing ads on those pages.
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Gates also noted, with a noncommittal laugh, that he's still forgoing the iPhone.
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An interest rate is the reward for forgoing spending today, to consume tomorrow.
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Boyfriend and I are forgoing tradition when it comes buying my engagement ring.
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From forgoing stockings to carrying oversized purses, she is going her own way.
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This means forgoing not only meat, but also animal byproducts such as gelatin.
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This goal—forgoing accessible and profitable carbon energy—is critical and often overlooked.
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Some business models are involving workers more but forgoing the co-op route.
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A handful of them are forgoing support from Super PACs of any kind.
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For instance, the fair is forgoing its usual application process in Los Angeles.
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But forgoing plastic shopping bags isn't the only way to make an impact.
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Many are forgoing normal hiring procedures to add staff as quickly as possible.
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We are forgoing tax collection on $2.6 trillion of revenues for multinational corporations.
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The silent generation also "unknowingly takes on risk by forgoing diversification," Blecker says.
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He elected for a bench trial earlier this month, forgoing a trial by jury.
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Only 12 percent of Kentuckians reported forgoing health care because of costs by 2015.
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Louie Gohmert, who have said they are forgoing town hall events over safety concerns.
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But that means forgoing a way to interact with others in a positive way.
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Howard is forgoing white tablecloths for a more dressed down approach to fine dining.
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However, one barista in Toronto is forgoing names altogether — and customers can't get enough.
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That means forgoing some of the marketing circus that usually surrounds a company's debut.
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Players are often willing to accept unfair contracts, with some forgoing contracts at all.
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I could eat half a dozen dragon fruits in a sitting, forgoing lunch altogether.
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Such changes included forgoing the cartoon's iconic musical numbers and removing comic relief Mushu.
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And sometimes that means forgoing eating those things herself so her children have enough.
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It requires forgoing things that entice us, which, let's face it, is not fun.
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A new crop of technology entrepreneurs is forgoing the usual routes to raising money.
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Forgoing robust investments now could mean more costly and dangerous challenges in the future.
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Forgoing the traditional give-and-take with reporters, Ryan launched at TED talk-style presentation.
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It means forgoing the risk-free return an investor can make by buying government bonds.
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But there is no evidence that employing a mild gender-lens need mean forgoing returns.
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Membership of the WTO means forgoing the option of squeezing foreign rivals with trade restrictions.
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Staying away from India would mean forgoing a market that has surged in recent years.
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But subscribers can bring the new service down to $29 by forgoing any add-ons.
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But for most people, it seems, forgoing sleep, like trying to multitask, doesn't pay off.
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"It wasn't about being high," she said of forgoing pharmaceuticals during chemotherapy for medical marijuana.
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Companies like T.J. Maxx continue to excel despite largely forgoing major investments in new technology.
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Should something go wrong, forgoing wedding insurance may not leave you entirely on the hook.
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Kehlani let the voluminous Michael Cinco dress do the talking, forgoing loud accessories or jewelry.
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If, however, you're forgoing a mock election, then students should present their projects in class.
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That's the cheapest, but it involves some effort and means forgoing your traditional phone number.
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"People are actually canceling and forgoing deposits to get away from the taxes," he said.
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Forgoing the 2019 dividend would represent a shortfall of approximately 461 million euro ($498.85 million).
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Most of them shrug off any obligation those platforms might require, forgoing political engagement entirely.
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And people should pay directly for communications services, instead of paying indirectly by forgoing democracy.
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Reining says that forgoing his daily coffee helped him save over half of his income.
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Yet, forgoing sleep for work could have the opposite desired effect and actually lower productivity.
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He refused, offering instead to save money by forgoing raises for his deputies and guards.
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Many stores have reduced barriers to using credit cards, such as forgoing minimums on transactions.
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Forgoing a single dream vacation won't make much of a difference to the planet's future.
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The property market has been impacted by Britons forgoing major renovations or purchasing new houses.
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However, going with Pacific would mean forgoing the potential benefits from combining two complementary businesses.
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This is a proposal to replace the ACA's individual mandate with a penalty for forgoing insurance.
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She arranged her own audiobook deal with Audible, forgoing an advance in exchange for higher royalties.
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For many of us, student debt means delaying — if not entirely forgoing — homeownership, marriage, and parenthood.
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Carving up A.I.G. now, though, would mean forgoing almost 10 times that amount in tax benefits.
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Saudi Arabia burns 465,000 barrels of oil per day for electricity, forgoing $11bn in annual revenue.
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If forgoing a policy makes you feel vulnerable, consider an alternative, such as AppleCare+ or SquareTrade.
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He plays a mean Mage and is forgoing the Warrior for a Warlock in the playoffs.
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That might mean forgoing the traditional networking dance, engaging in small talk before exchanging business cards.
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Who needs lockers these days now that schools are forgoing books in favor of electronic devices?
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Make a cup of coffee while forgoing breakfast since I have more oatmeal at my desk.
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Investing in her business meant Nova didn't mind forgoing restaurants or walking instead of using Uber.
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They are forgoing their ethical responsibilities as reporters just for the sake of clicks and ratings.
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The tennis star has been widely praised for forgoing retouching and championing natural beauty and strength.
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Forgoing that upfront investment would have cost Maui Brewing $1 million in potential revenue, Marrero said.
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Forgoing contributions to a retirement fund could be costing Americans hundreds of thousands of dollars each.
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There isn't some secret easy trick to forgoing booze—it's hard, and it changes your life.
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They make jokes about forgoing diets, ditching workouts, drinking heavily, struggling through motherhood, flat-out misbehaving.
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Every emoji is hyper specific, forgoing the metaphors people have attached to eggplants and ballroom dancers.
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Lots of the teens leaving or forgoing Facebook are turning to Instagram instead, which Facebook owns.
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Young people — precisely those forgoing childbearing, the dreaded millennials — can barely keep their heads above water.
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He also raised the possibility of forgoing primaries, as the state does with some other offices.
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Murphy argued that Fidelity, by forgoing this process, saves its clients more money than its competitors.
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Then, consider forgoing the e-toll transponder if you don't need it or bring your own.
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Meanwhile, Hollywood is forgoing these mid-budget summer movies for blockbuster action and cheap horror flicks.
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After their fairy-tale second wedding, Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are forgoing an immediate honeymoon.
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By forgoing the call for witnesses, the Republican Party showed utter disdain for the American people.
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Forgoing leasing in the Arctic Ocean would not "signal retreat," as the Arctic Energy Center claims.
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If you&aposre paying off debt, think twice about tapping savings or forgoing saving for retirement.
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Texas, on the other hand, is considering forgoing DST all together and using standard time year round.
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And one of the easiest ways to zhuzh up a wedding look is by forgoing dresses altogether.
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The scientist is being condemned by his contemporaries for ignoring universally respected protocol and forgoing peer research.
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You can cheat yourself out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by forgoing retirement savings early on.
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Social media has changed the way companies advertise, forgoing traditional print avenues in favor of online influencers.
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Of course, so far in his presidency, Trump has made somewhat of a tradition of forgoing traditions.
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In each case, EPA flouted procedural requirements and never explained the justification for forgoing the rules' benefits.
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That said, it didn't stop me from occasionally forgoing the ship's free coffee for a cold brew.
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As a result, Lee avoids scrutiny by forgoing public transportation and traveling by taxi or car instead.
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One advantage, the researchers say, is that forgoing fasting simplifies the process for patients, doctors and laboratories.
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To make it feel a little more special, counter the staple's masculine roots by forgoing a blouse.
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Most are not only acquiring substantial debt but also forgoing about 10 years of earning and saving.
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Not just regular religious, lighting Shabbat candles and forgoing pork, but truly Orthodox. Mega-Orthodox. Ultra-Orthodox.
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She could post an at-home manicure tutorial for those of us who are forgoing the salon.
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On the otherwise empty stage, Blitzstein accompanied them at an upright piano, forgoing his 23-player orchestration.
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For each day that passes, Ms. Doe is forgoing about $14,000 in interest on the unclaimed winnings.
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The CEOs of Southwest, JetBlue, Delta and United are either taking pay cuts or forgoing their salaries.
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But survivors are already forgoing critical benefits, unnecessarily fearful of jeopardizing their eligibility for a green card.
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To "have it all," we're sacrificing our well-being and our sleep, while also forgoing the wealth.
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Wyoming will let counties decide how they want to caucus and many are forgoing the traditional style.
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You can cheat yourself out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by forgoing retirement savings early on.
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But if not, read about the high cost of forgoing savings in order to relieve student debt.
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Forgoing air for a prolonged stretch can be quieting, not just focusing the mind but emptying it.
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After forgoing university so his sister could attend, my dad worked on a commune as a farmer.
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While forgoing football for the year required of athletic transfers, he sexually assaulted a freshman soccer player.
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Still, forgoing a host doesn't feel like a change that can as yet be embraced in perpetuity.
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Chandra's highly suggestive imagery is both humorous and charged, and it embraces sexuality while forgoing overtly sensuous excesses.
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When you have a menu filled with doughnuts, Munchkins, muffins and bagels, forgoing gluten is no easy task.
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The number of Americans struggling to pay medical bills or forgoing care because of costs has also fallen.
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As a result, many millennials are forgoing credit cards and as a consequence establishing a credit history altogether.
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Mr. Martínez crossed the Rio Grande on Christmas Eve, a month and a half later, forgoing any celebration.
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We already have students forgoing meals & sleeping in cars because they can't afford the rising costs of college.
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They voted Trump because, for once, they are forgoing their pride and are asking, out loud, for help.
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The Trump way of forgoing presidential precedent in favor of making hands-on deals, often involving family members.
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Job recruiters recommend forgoing online applications entirely, and instead applying in person after someone has vouched for you.
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Forgoing the traditional tenured professor track, Hurt wanted to be more involved in science projects as an astronomer.
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What's more, he offers a specific form of entertainment without forgoing attention to design and a draftsman's skill.
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Members of Congress will continue to be paid during the shutdown, although some are voluntarily forgoing their paychecks.
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Forgoing the social network side lets Apple focus on tools that you're free to use however you want.
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The steelmaker also said it would be forgoing an interim dividend for the first half of the year.
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Many mental health patients are forgoing treatment or struggling to pay for the care on their own. Mrs.
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The competition doesn't beat you, and you don't beat them, by working more hours or forgoing more sleep.
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Forgoing care can exacerbate medical conditions leading to sicker patients and a higher reliance on hospital emergency departments.
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Why are so many people, including those nominated for a slew of trophies, forgoing the Grammys this year?
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When Muslet sees me, he bounds up and, forgoing a handshake entirely, engulfs me in a bear hug.
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It's recognizing it as a cycle and being willing to, at times, be capable of forgoing the compulsion.
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As of now, the IRS seems to be forgoing paper checks all together in favor of direct deposit.
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This season, designers are forgoing straight lines and right angles in favor of sinuous shapes and rounded edges.
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If you fall into that camp, forgoing the fancy car and car payment should be an absolute priority.
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Cirrhosis of the liver, liver cancer and liver failure are three of the deadly consequences of forgoing treatment.
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By graciously reaching out to Chamberlain and forgoing score-settling, Churchill carried the day — and, ultimately, the age.
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Deductibles and premiums are too high for many people, and too many young people are forgoing insurance altogether.
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Any patient who understands the risks and benefits of forgoing medical care can leave A.M.A. at any time.
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The business model of these recreational fishing businesses is not compatible with forgoing conservation for short-term gain.
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So in forgoing corporate PACs donations, Democrats (especially first-time challengers) are not giving up all that much.
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It is instead how to limit damage at the lowest total cost through some combination of limited approvals of nuclear generating units (forgoing some benefits of nuclear electricity), large investments in accident prevention or mitigation (expensive technology), and reductions in other economic activities in nuclear zones (forgoing other valuable productive activity).
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Forgoing any jewelry, Kourtney had her hair pulled back into a ponytail, and also carried a small black bag.
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Forgoing IRL Christmas tree hunting in favor of Amazon has been pretty widely panned since the shop was announced.
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But those earning less than that would have to choose between forgoing insurance or risking their legal residency status.
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Forgoing the option to caption the Polaroid picture of the pair, Malik, 23, let the photo speak for itself.
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But for the rest of us, it's best to think twice about forgoing birth control after becoming a grandfather.
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Customers can save by buying in bulk from the site, or by forgoing the chance to make a return.
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I have clients who are intimidated by the president's rhetoric to the point where they are forgoing basic needs.
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Therefore, before you decide to leave your cushy job, please first calculate what you are forgoing in company benefits.
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Kim had said that her family would be forgoing their epic, annual Christmas photo shoot this year, telling E!
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CVS Caremark stopped offering tobacco products in 2014, forgoing what the company called $2 billion per year in sales.
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It comes as young people are increasingly forgoing cable subscriptions in favor of hand-picked bundles of streaming services.
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With prices like that, we're pretty certain that forgoing your daily macchiato isn't going to make you hella rich.
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By forgoing focus on hyped-up bands, Deep Elm provided a true glimpse of a scene in the making.
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That means forgoing that shirt or dress you've been pining after, and opting for a choice new accessory, instead.
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Even without forgoing Facebook or Instagram, there are simple ways to improve your credit score with a little information.
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Indeed, her aides estimate that forgoing corporate money will cost Ms. Gillibrand $800,000 to $1 million this year alone.
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In his statement on Tuesday, Mr. Avenatti said he was forgoing a run for president because of family considerations.
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For every moment you double down on something that's not working out, you are forgoing other potentially valuable opportunities.
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Yet they may also be forgoing action to enhance the transparency of the overall system for grievances against judges.
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Bradley Bryne is forgoing running for re-election to run for US Senate, and in Alabama's second district, Rep.
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The centrist Blue Dog Democrats are warning their party against forgoing a budget resolution for 2021, citing fiscal concerns.
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Although Lyndsey had initially been skeptical, she tried the regimen, forgoing such favorite foods as sauerkraut and smoked salmon.
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When it happens again, Trump would serve us all well by forgoing his Guantánamo fetish that threatens our security.
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They won the coin toss and elected to receive, forgoing their typical decision to defer until the second half.
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"Would people at least buy something, even if it's skimpy, since they'd otherwise be forgoing the tax credit?" he asks.
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But by forgoing peer-review, pre-prints also serve to highlight for the public just how messy science can be.
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In the meantime, Amazon, a massive company with its own streaming service, is now forgoing any help from traditional studios.
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This means forgoing the "reconciliation" process that allows tax and spending bills to pass the Senate with just 51 votes.
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Researchers around the world are voluntarily forgoing using a genome-editing technique that can make inheritable changes to human DNA.
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She cited bus drivers as an example of workers whose performance could be negatively affected by forgoing food and drink.
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Forgoing Blink in favor of, say, a more combat-oriented ability favored taking a more direct approach in certain situations.
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Xiaomi has come under pressure this year for forgoing its annual tradition of revealing its total sales for last year.
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Since convertibility meant forgoing exchange-rate flexibility and an independent monetary policy, fiscal discipline was all-important for its success.
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One of the reasons users may forgive Apple for forgoing 3D Touch on the iPhone SE is because of price.
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Earlier last week, she also shared a black and white photo of half of her face while forgoing a caption.
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Aside from potentially forgoing benefits, are we ready to bear the real human and economic costs of gutting environmental regulations?
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It remains unclear how many people underwent the treatment or the full consequences from people forgoing their anti-retroviral drugs.
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Something about wearing my head scarf outdoors and forgoing my perfectly pressed blowout put me in a more comfortable place.
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The intersection of poverty and violence results in women forgoing food to either help their children or avoid triggering violence.
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But it encouraged buy-in from other countries by often forgoing the maximal advantage its overwhelmingly disproportionate power made possible.
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U.S. News recommends really saving money by forgoing formal lodging at a hotel or rental, and instead, opt for camping.
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Jeff Jorgenson, who owns Elemental Cremation and Burial in Washington, said forgoing embalming is a crucial part of green burials.
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Clinical trials and the American regulatory apparatus were designed for exactly this purpose: to minimize risk without forgoing medical progress.
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Forsythe, who knows ballet as well as anyone, was breaking its stultifying orthodoxies without forgoing technique or full-bodied dancing.
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Is it possible to strengthen your circadian clock to increase psychological resilience, rather than remedy depressive symptoms by forgoing sleep?
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One study found that childless adults in Tennessee — especially the least educated — started delaying or forgoing visits to the doctor.
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There was also a notable drop in children and families forgoing care because they wouldn't be able to afford it.
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Forgoing offering any sort of interesting merchandise options (sans a "Wakanda Forever" shirt), MoviePass opted instead to name its shop offerings.
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Her husband went with a classic black suit and white shirt, but kept the look more relaxed by forgoing a tie.
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There might even be a few of us who would skip one of those other steps before forgoing our a.m. cup.
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"I try my best to enjoy authentic moments," he says, by forgoing his work when immersing himself in a new country.
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Forgoing a rehearsal, and even a sound check, their cranked up guitars pushed the radio sound meters into the red zone.
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Publicists are also reportedly considering keeping their clients away from Seacrest on the red carpet, or forgoing the network all together.
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Leola takes this story very seriously, forgoing living friends for the company of her shadow and an imaginary friend called Jonah.
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Serena Williams may be forgoing the Australian Open this year, but motherhood has only made her more determined to clench titles.
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Birth control is all about choice, but to many, forgoing the most reliable forms of contraception doesn't feel like an option.
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That's because, according to a LinkedIn spokesperson, Weiner is forgoing his annual stock package so that employees can have it instead.
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DeShields deviated from the cookie-cutter path, forgoing her final year of eligibility at Tennessee to play professionally overseas last winter.
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Making matters worse, an increasing number of people are forgoing cable packages in favor of streaming services like Hulu and Netflix.
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A majority — 63 percent — of the participants chose to stick with what they already knew, forgoing the chance to win $10.
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It's the latest evidence of US cities forgoing investments in public transportation in favor of partnerships with privately held technology startups.
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Activision is forgoing its single-player campaign to focus on a "Battle Royale" mode for its latest "Call of Duty" game.
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Why do major American companies allow themselves to be perennially manipulated by the Chinese government into forgoing their hard-earned innovations?
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Forgoing legal fund-raising would "let those who will always have the most money to spend run the city," he said.
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Forgoing the Chinese, Dolby and El Capitan where The Force Awakens debuted, Rogue One headed further down the street on Dec.
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He has worked in the commission's investment management division for his entire career, forgoing lucrative pit stops in the private sector.
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By forgoing something as simple as declaring June as Pride Month, Trump has shown how unserious he was about his promises.
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Games tend to boil down the act of using a gun to its most basic elements, forgoing inherent complexity for efficiency.
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It also said CEO Oscar Munoz and President Scott Kirby are forgoing their base salaries through at least June 30, 2020.
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When Rubio changed his mind about forgoing his re-election bid, DeSantis decided to run for re-election in the House.
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Though many of the relatives who had criticized them in their youth for forgoing meat were in attendance, no one complained.
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Rwanda may be forgoing democracy for development only to wind up with no democracy and far less development than many think.
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She favors bigger venues, and has been successful and sensible enough in her affairs to have the luxury of forgoing diversification.
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To keep to that timetable, Democrats are forgoing testimony from some officials who have defied requests to appear before House committees.
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Many legal residents are forgoing health insurance to which they have access for fear of exposing undocumented members of their households.
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And even if separate attorneys aren't mandatory, forgoing them may convince a judge to throw the prenup out of court. 4.
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Comey insisted on writing the book himself, forgoing a ghostwriter, but he leaned heavily on Latimer and Urbahn for editorial assistance.
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Unlike hospice, patients can use it at any point in an illness — many will "graduate" as they recover — without forgoing curative treatment.
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No. A majority — 63 percent — of the participants chose to stick with what they already knew, forgoing the chance to win $10.
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The Quest, in particular, is built for user-friendliness and convenience, while forgoing cutting-edge experimental features and offering limited computing power.
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But that route may mean forgoing consensus and a fast track for legislative approval of the constitutional changes that the agreement requires.
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According to WNED, that was a breach of contract, since the broadcaster saw the move as an instance of forgoing creative control.
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A worrying proportion of women — some estimates suggest as high as 80 percent — are forgoing a civil marriage completely, as a result.
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This phenomenon is forcing many artists to lead a semi-nomadic existence, moving from studio to studio or forgoing a workspace entirely.
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As with American Express and Chase, I'd generally recommend forgoing the use of points to pay for purchases, merchandise and gift cards.
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The Twilight actor was spotted at the star-studded festival on Friday, forgoing a shirt – and sporting a slew of temporary tattoos.
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From navigating your way through uncharted territory, to picking up a new language, to forgoing cell reception, the traveling struggle is real.
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Earlier this month, Kim, 38, had said that her family would be forgoing their epic, annual Christmas photoshoot this year, telling E!
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The young mother took matters into her own hands, forgoing sleep for a week to dismantle the government's defence line-by-line.
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But more and more, today's women in Hollywood are speaking out about choosing to welcome their age — and forgoing Botox and fillers.
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This means that a responsible path of development will no longer mean forgoing development, just taking a different route out of poverty.
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You're also wearing your hair down more often in fall, forgoing the ponytails and buns you need to survive the summer's heat.
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Educating myself on my finances and forgoing a bustling social life for a second job were nonnegotiable steps to reduce my debt.
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Today's test focused on the air-rail and propulsion systems, forgoing the more complex ventilation systems that make the loop system worthwhile.
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Spotify will be a direct listing on the NYSE when it goes public, forgoing a traditional initial public offering, sources told CNBC.
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Robinhood is undercutting the big banks by forgoing brick-and-mortar branches with its new zero-fee checking and savings account features.
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The opportunity cost of forgoing two years' worth of paycheques is higher when the economy is booming and labour markets are tight.
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At the same time, many are forgoing the raises and ascents on the career ladder that often come with a job switch.
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By forgoing digital, Mr. McCabe said, The New Day avoids the problem of having to stretch scarce newsroom resources across multiple platforms.
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Forgoing these revenues sting even more because state appropriations, adjusting for inflation, are still 15.6 percent below pre-recession levels (pre-2009).
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But for the state's poorest residents, and even those in the working class, that burden means forgoing necessities like food and medicine.
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However, some condo buyers are forgoing flashy amenities in favor of "well-being" amenities, according to Mansion Global's 2019 Year Ahead report.
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For the first time in 10 years, Ms. Shulman said she briefly considered forgoing the purchase, but didn't want to risk it.
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Tired of paying for channels they rarely watch, consumers are downsizing to so-called skinny core bundles or forgoing pay television altogether.
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Outspoken venture capitalist Jason Calacanis joked that Silicon Valley start-ups were forgoing IPOs and looking to Son as their savior instead.
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The company's forgoing its previous Gear branding and is instead tying the watch more directly to its Galaxy smartphone and tablet line.
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But, in my humble opinion, it's worth forgoing your next Zara spree or a few weeks of Seamless lunches to try it.
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That has forced her to make wrenching decisions, like forgoing her favorite fruit, oranges, after a price spike at her local supermarket.
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The two are forgoing their own salaries, and the letter also stated that United's corporate officers will be receiving 50% pay cuts.
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Bastian is forgoing his salary for the next six months in an attempt to stem the hemorrhaging of money from the company.
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Iger, who has been criticized by Disney heiress Abigail Disney in the past for his "insane" pay, is forgoing his full salary.
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Finally, if the Democrats reject this deal they will be forgoing the benefits of a possible civil war within the Republican Party.
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Forgoing a traditional check-in desk for a sculptural cube-shaped desk, the lobby felt a bit more like a department store.
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Forgoing promotions and work-related opportunities for advancement may be a difficult choice facing caregivers, even with a supportive and understanding employer.
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These recent college graduates are forgoing the entry-level professional jobs their peers get to throw themselves into climate activism full-time.
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Alternatively, people can "amend" their claim by signing up for the free credit monitoring service provided by Equifax, forgoing the cash settlement.
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Devotees are expected to observe 41 days of ritual austerities beforehand, trimming neither hair nor nails, and forgoing meat, alcohol and sex.
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W.N.B.A. players, she says, do deserve far better pay, but Moore's sabbatical has included forgoing a big salary from an overseas league.
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Suu Kyi refused to leave her country, even though it meant forgoing a life with her sons and husband, who lived overseas.
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We need to take advantage of the benefits of digital currency (efficiency, security, cost) without forgoing the benefits of cash (social, psychological, behavioral).
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The president-elect said he's forgoing the country's equivalent of secret service protection, and will essentially dissolve the agency back into the army.
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One YouTuber used yogurt, cornstarch and food coloring to make light green slime — forgoing products like laundry detergent, Borax, glue and baking soda.
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And a big emphasis of Warren's campaign is the candidate forgoing any sort of VIP donor time to spend that time with voters.
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They were taking the framework of Descendents and making a more modern version of it, one that could be heavy without forgoing melody.
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The truth is, you're probably better off eating a balanced breakfast full of nutrients than forgoing solids just for sake of a trend.
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We've learned from experience and are looking for sustainable businesses that provide real value — even if that means forgoing the ping pong table.
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If it's just because you want someone to warm you up while the snow falls, then consider forgoing the relationship for a fling.
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His insistence that electing leaders with climate-friendly policies matters immeasurably more than forgoing a plastic straw in your cocktail is surely correct.
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Earlier this month, the 38-year-old said that her family would be forgoing their epic, annual holiday photoshoot in 2018, telling E!
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The situation is hardly identical, but whether Khosrowshahi makes a similar choice, forgoing serious reprimand for a slim public apology, will mean everything.
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Birds in southern Europe are forgoing their annual migration in favor of spending their winters picking through the landfills of Spain and Portugal.
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That feature still seems worth more than the few bucks they charge me every month, along with whatever I'm forgoing in regular interest.
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You can order a sandwich in a lettuce leaf instead of a bun if you're cutting carbs, forgoing gluten or simply cutting calories.
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It aligns closely with longstanding priorities of Republican policymakers and avoids forgoing GOP orthodoxy like the candidate has done in other policy areas.
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McKissick said he has not spoken with Trump's re-election team or national Republican Party officials about forgoing the presidential primary in 2020.
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But some in the GOP are pushing hard to include repeal of the fee for forgoing health coverage to help fund tax cuts.
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Unlike most major studio releases this year, "Fallen Order" is forgoing downloadable content, season passes, or any other form of microtransactions at launch.
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The Queens College bookstore went digital in April, forgoing brick-and-mortar altogether, Adam L. Rockman, the vice president of student affairs, said.
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Incognito acknowledged he accepted a little less money in forgoing free agency and agreeing to a three-year, $21971 million contract with Buffalo.
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Amazon has also, interestingly, brought some voice functionality to its mobile shopping app, while forgoing the functionality for the Alexa app until now.
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That often means forgoing a major of choice, because essential classes conflict with some permutation of games, practices, meetings, film study, and workouts.
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Her parents get behind her, cutting back on cell-phone use and post-church brunches, forgoing air-conditioning despite the state's sweltering summers.
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Some, like Jumpp, are forgoing paychecks and staying home; others have left their jobs entirely for fear of being exposed to Covid-219.
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Consumers are canceling or forgoing cable hookups and instead subscribing to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, which 21st Century Fox co-owns.
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Our resident obsessives are following Rachel Lindsay's love journey while forgoing our own rooms to spend an unforgettable evening in the Fantasy Suite.
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This holiday favorite "is refreshingly tart and lean, forgoing the usual schmaltz and syrup," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Trump famously broke tradition last year by forgoing the dinner, which raises money for journalism scholarships, to instead head to a Pennsylvania rally.
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Travelers in the know are increasingly forgoing Charleston, South Carolina — which has topped many travel rankings in the last few years — for Savannah.
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But some in the GOP are pushing hard to include repeal of the fee for forgoing health coverage to help fund tax cuts.
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"We know that when patients cannot access their provider of choice, they delay care," or they end up forgoing care altogether, she said.
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Even if you're not artsy, there's nothing quite like "sticking it to the man" by forgoing Black Friday to brainstorm handmade gift ideas.
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Now, in addition to forgoing the pleasures of eating first thing in the morning, you can skip the daily cup of coffee as well.
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Eating healthfully or indulgently; spending time alone or seeing friends; working out or taking a rest day; getting a manicure or forgoing beauty routines.
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That means forgoing your Saturday morning salon appointment for a steaming hot coffee in bed — a mid-winter plan we can all get behind.
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Obama, forgoing an approach that presidents have employed from the campaign trail to the Oval Office to put a human face on their policies.
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Forgoing just a few dams could minimize fish losses to 3 percent, while still producing 75 percent of the energy, according to the study.
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On August 19th Planned Parenthood responded by announcing it would withdraw from the programme—forgoing some $60m in funding—to avoid the new rules.
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Boss Baby learns a lesson about family, about forgoing the corner office, and about sticking your neck out for the people you care about.
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The Work Issue Forgoing the gig-economy model, a start-up bets on a strategy that puts cleaning-service workers on a professional path.
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It's part of an increasing trend of companies forgoing physical stores in favor of digital-only services in order to cut down on costs.
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However, some of the GDB's major creditors are forgoing lawsuits for at least a month after reaching a tentative restructuring deal with the bank.
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Otherwise, she's a homebody, forgoing the city's music and professional sports events to stay in and unwind with Netflix when she's got rare downtime.
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Broken Spanish: Ray Garcia's "authentically inauthentic" restaurant takes a shotgun approach to Mexican cuisine, forgoing a regional-specific focus for a unique LA lens.
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN)First lady Melania Trump's fashion choices got rave reviews in local Saudi Arabian press Sunday, despite forgoing the customary headscarf.
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In these situations, patients are left with the difficult choice of having to pay the out of pocket costs or forgoing the trial altogether.
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The police even paid a "lost-work fee" to those petitioners who negotiated for a compensation of income they were forgoing during the trip.
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The CIA takes a hands-off approach to the UAE, forgoing the collection of "human intelligence" about the Gulf country and its autocratic leaders.
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It didn't take long for Lazos to embark on the diet, forgoing dairy, gluten and sugar with the hope of taking back her health.
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That could mean Republican candidates who seek to closely align themselves with Trump on trade are forgoing backing from groups like the Koch network.
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They turned out to be wrong: Delaying or forgoing "normative family roles" does not help a woman's chances of getting a job in STEM.
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Some people claimed that in all the disarray, polling volunteers were forgoing anti-fraud measures, like ensuring ballots were properly collected and accounted for.
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He said forgoing his bonuses reflected the sense of responsibility he wanted to convey to the Boeing team, customers, and the families of victims.
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Multiple concerts have also been postponed or canceled, TV shows are forgoing having audiences in attendance and some films have had to halt production.
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On Wednesday, my son and daughter will walk out of their classes, forgoing classroom learning to teach their elders a much more important lesson.
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Rosén said that judging by all the organizing she's seen in other countries, she thinks Sweden won't long hold the lead in forgoing flying.
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But Rosén says forgoing flying is a point of pride, and she's optimistic that the movement to stay grounded will continue to take off.
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We have already seen families who are forgoing necessary treatment like chemotherapy, preventive care, reproductive care — any kind of care — nutritional assistance for newborns.
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Forgoing the conventions of documentary-style filmmaking, Zhao decides not to give any of the laborers a voice in lieu of his own narration.
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" In an episode of "The View," the four-time Oscar host Whoopi Goldberg said she thought forgoing a host altogether is a "dumb idea.
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Chief executives across the restaurant industry have been forgoing their salaries or accepting slashed pay as the pandemic hits sales and leads to layoffs.
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After forgoing a camera in the Home Hub that debuted last year, the new model adds one to enable home security and video chat.
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The company is also eliminating effective rent for March, forgoing base rent in April and May, and delaying scheduled ground breaks for new locations.
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Feature As the conflict grinds on, parents of sick children face a wrenching choice: to risk traveling for treatment, or to risk forgoing it.
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All come with the same luxe amenities, so forgoing the suite isn't a compromise, though sunny, city-view rooms are definitely worth the upgrade.
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If you're thinking of forgoing a classic wedding cake for a buffet of sweets and candy, you may be in for some sticker shock.
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The son of a high-ranking cadre, Canh refused to join the Communist Party, forgoing the bright future the state had planned for him.
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So Harrison took the unusual step of forgoing his undergraduate studies last spring in order to enjoy one last season of eligibility this fall.
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Inconspicuous consumption is replacing conspicuous consumption — the rich are forgoing material goods to invest in immaterial means as a way to signify status. 2.
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I definitely don't like what I see in the bond market right now, but that doesn't mean I am forgoing the asset class altogether.
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Is anything lost for parents or kids by forgoing back-to-school shopping as an outing and transforming it into a quick, clickable task?
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In 2010, he decided he would sell or lease the Hudson Yards office towers on the eastern platform at cost, essentially forgoing a profit.
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The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) is tapping presidential biographer Ron Chernow as the headliner for its 2019 dinner, forgoing the typical Hollywood celebrity.
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Forgoing those apps just to use Catalina is, in my option, not worth it when the upgrades you're getting are mostly centered on new devices.
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She expressed mild regret about forgoing a bigger to-do to the New York Times in a profile of comedians Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher.
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Goff threw for 78 touchdowns against 20 interceptions in his final two years at Cal before forgoing his senior season and entering the 2016 draft.
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As emotionally wrenching as it is to face the end, is forgoing attentive end-of-life care really the best thing for your loved one?
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It's why he wanted to shoot The Lion King this way—forgoing the impeccable control of computer animation for the uncertainty of human-controlled cameras.
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But there's also a cool factor to forgoing fanciness these days; you see food-truck weddings pop up on lifestyle blogs over and over again.
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That's something the company seems less inclined to do when it might mean forgoing the sale of a new iPhone every 12 to 24 months.
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Venezuela has largely gone out of its way to make its debt payments, even if it meant forgoing the purchase of food and basic goods.
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With millions of Muslims forgoing food and drink between sunrise and sunset, daily routines change, working hours shorten and thoughts turn to friends and family.
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Xi did not make contact with the people in the street or with any pro-democracy voices, forgoing an opportunity to lower the political heat.
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A year on, as he became stronger, he slowly began thinking about forgoing the H.I.V. medications to see if he was rid of the virus.
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Valerie, meanwhile, is reuniting with Laura after two years and forgoing other people's problems in exchange for fixing her own by opening a wine store.
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The Urban Institute found that taking 12 weeks at half pay would mean forgoing 25 weeks of retirement or reducing monthly checks by 3 percent.
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Katie Ledecky, the two-time Olympian and six-time medalist, is forgoing her final two years of eligibility at Stanford to become a professional swimmer.
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The Green Burial Council's steps for minimizing negative environmental effects include forgoing embalming, skipping concrete vaults, rethinking burial containers and maintaining and protecting natural habitat.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has lagged in early fund-raising; she is trying to distinguish herself from the Democratic field by forgoing high-dollar fund-raisers.
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These were as meticulously staged as today's Instagram posts, forgoing realism to make a statement about the increasingly rich, bourgeois merchants who had commissioned them.
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And some teenagers may enjoy the stimulant quality of nicotine while trusting that they are swimming in the risk-taking shallows by forgoing harder drugs.
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Older residents of the camp who had started relaxing their covering, forgoing the face veil or wearing lighter colors, quickly reverted to all-shrouding black.
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Living in The town on the Long Island Sound has historic homes and rolling farmland, forgoing the sprawl and density of some of its neighbors.
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There seems to be a link between forgoing sex and extending life, since what the French call the little death apparently hastens the big one.
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The opportunity cost of Mr. McCartney playing drums frequently would have been higher, because it would have meant forgoing his regular work on bass guitar.
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The Republican memo passed on a party-line committee vote and was sent to Trump for approval, forgoing intelligence agencies' traditional role in the process.
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In November of last year, the only black member of Twitter's engineering leadership quit, forgoing a severance package to tell his harrowing story on Medium.
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Forgoing the camera and scrapbook supplies, animator and Vimeo filmmaker James Curran tried his hand at documenting 30 days in New York City — entirely in GIFs.
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Tamara previously told People that their mother took a "hands-on approach to raising children," forgoing a nanny and taking them to tutors and soccer practice.
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Perhaps musicians' renegade spirit is what ultimately will save the next generation of recording artists, who are increasingly forgoing record deals altogether and going it alone.
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He joined them at the ground-floor team cafeteria even though it meant forgoing his usual routine, which was a working lunch in his upstairs office.
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Jake Paul is launching a "movement" in the name of forgoing a college education, and after "months of preparation," it begins this Saturday, February 15, 2020.
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And in recent years, she's even been open to the occasional bold nail look, forgoing her typical square, taupe mani for a neon or longer tip.
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But Bella Hadid has decided to take things to the next level by forgoing pants altogether, choosing to wear shapewear and entirely bypass any additional layers.
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The solution would probably exist somewhere in the middle: a workflow that retains some in-person, or smaller group interaction, while forgoing other unnecessary social interaction.
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As the temperature climbs to 114 degrees, that means forgoing the usual rickshaws (in summertime, essentially fan-assisted ovens) and car pooling with services like Uber.
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Meanwhile, on the non-pro Honor 20, you get a smaller 3,73 mAh battery, less RAM and storage, while also forgoing that 2-MP macro lens.
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Well, Kylie Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Blake Lively and Kim Kardashian live for style surprises, which is they're forgoing plaids and knights for formfitting Day-Glo brights.
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Therefore, we respectfully request that you consider truncating, if not completely forgoing, the scheduled August state work period, allowing us more time to complete our work.
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Additionally, America's Transportation Infrastructure Act will speed up project delivery by codifying key elements of the President's "One Federal Decision" policy, without forgoing important environmental protections.
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The tax framework will produce a multitrillion-dollar increase in our deficits by forgoing tax revenues in order to cut taxes on the very must affluent.
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Forgoing etiquette by not using a microphone to ask the next question, multiple reporters called out, asking Rose to elaborate, and he seemed happy to oblige.
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That could leave the student to make the choice of either switching majors to something more likely to lead to immediate employment, or forgoing the money.
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Ads often focus on private villas and high-end dining, while forgoing mentions of invitation-only gambling rooms and high-stakes games of baccarat and roulette.
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The Sussexes opted to keep details of the pregnancy and birth relatively private, forgoing a photo-op outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital Paddington.
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Republicans are developing their health care plan in secret, completely forgoing the usual process of holding public committee hearings and having experts testify about proposed legislation.
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I have seen Evangelical Christians bring a terminally ill parent home from the hospital, forgoing potentially lifesaving treatments to leave events in the hands of Jesus.
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Windhorst seemed convinced that the league would end up forgoing its playoffs, which are scheduled to start in mid-April and finish up in early June.
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As Hideko and Sookee confess their true feelings to each other, and the lovers escape, they begin speaking Korean in private, eventually forgoing Japanese almost entirely.
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Such multiple blows create a deep psychic anxiety and force the forgoing of all sorts of meaningful life choices, having children being just one of them.
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Paying for that meant forgoing activities — there was no hot air balloon ride in Jaipur — and downgrading to budget-friendly hotels for part of the trip.
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The "ad grants" to international groups like the WHO are helpful, but Google is likely forgoing minimal revenue since these agencies are not typically large advertisers.
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Unless you have sizable medical bills or other itemizations, it&aposs usually not worth forgoing the large standard deduction to write off your health-related costs.
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He developed a "life balance plan," which focused on strategies for responsible technology use after the program, for example forgoing a computer and limiting internet access.
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So long as you're okay forgoing vanity for vanity's sake, buying refurbished also means that you'd be saving hundreds of dollars off otherwise full-priced goods.
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But I have faith that forgoing chemo doesn't mean I don't care about seeing my kids graduate from college or start their own families one day.
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His shareholders seem OK with forgoing this income now for a cleaner climate in the long-term — but not every chief executive may be as fortunate.
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That will unavoidably require opening a dialogue with the Kim regime, and in practice, is likely to entail forgoing current demands for preconditions to initial talks.
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Because of this, families and individuals that utilize HSAs spend less on health care and use fewer medical services without forgoing necessary primary and preventative care.
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On October 22006st Charles Schwab said it would no longer charge retail customers for trading shares, exchange-traded funds or options online, forgoing $26 a trade.
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While Aslan claims to walk alongside the seeker, his orientation is actually the opposite, forgoing humility and spiritual hunger in favor of simplicity and self-righteousness.
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That has meant sending dozens of middle-school students to South Africa for six weeks, and forgoing strict discipline in favor of strong mental health services.
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It's officially 2019, which means that the world is forgoing basic reality programs for something so wild, so crazy, you'll need to see it to believe it.
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That's why we're switching out our rich, warm fragrances for something fresh, grabbing lip gloss over lipstick, and forgoing the blowdryer for a more effortless styling routine.
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"...If we choose not to use Apple's payment system, forgoing the charge, Apple then applies a series of technical and experience-limiting restrictions on Spotify," he writes.
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All in all, if you're forgoing your crucial hours of sleep (at least seven per night!), you could be setting yourself up for a pretty rough morning.
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You can get 512GB of storage, but that requires stepping up to the top-tier $1,899 model with the 4K touchscreen (and forgoing the pink color option).
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Only recently, she said, have other industries started following suit — forgoing the suits and boardroom presentations for more intense but more intimate sessions of brainstorming or strategizing.
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Murmurs happen when blood travels in a different pathway in the heart, forgoing the "lub-dub" noise of a healthy heart, and can be present at birth.
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Kimmel himself, even, might have taken a stand and considered forgoing his reported $15,000 salary for the gig to offer up his spot to a woman instead.
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Green groups also said an EU-wide renewable energy goal of 27 percent by 2030 lacked ambition and was undermined by weak rules forgoing nationally-binding targets.
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Forgoing electricity and heating in the middle of winter might sound extreme, but it seems a fairly logical step when you consider how fucked the planet is.
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In stronger language than in the past, they warned the warring factions that if they repeatedly broke the truce they risked forgoing the protection of the Feb.
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That extravagant valuation is misleading, he said, because Amazon has a history of forgoing earnings today by investing in new business lines that will pay off tomorrow.
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Perhaps there are sticks such as higher taxes on some internet transactions while forgoing that tax on the same goods when they are purchased at physical stores.
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While finding little ways to save money day to day can certainly add up, forgoing a big, expensive splurge can have a major impact on your finances.
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Without such documents, Singh said, they faced an "unacceptable choice between forgoing a passport, and making a false declaration, and using a passport which misrepresents their identity".
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"Pictorial warnings also increased forgoing a cigarette, intentions to quit smoking, negative emotional reactions, thinking about the harms of smoking, and conversations about quitting," the authors reported.
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On Monday, the WHCA announced it was forgoing a traditional comedian at its 2019 dinner in April, and opting instead to have presidential biographer Ron Chernow speak.
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The deep plunge into the red has had documented consequences for marriage, home buying and fertility — delaying or forgoing critical milestones of adulthood for an entire generation.
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On its own, Williams estimates that it would be forgoing $4 billion to $10 billion compared with what its value would be if merged with Energy Transfer.
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But the famous fashion companies continued to look for ways to make the "Made in Italy" tag mean what it was supposed to mean without forgoing profits.
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"Old San Juan is on life support, hemorrhaging money," Lemonis said, noting that each closed business in the area could be forgoing almost $7 million a month.
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Wrong answers to his questions led to students drinking "dip spit," getting their heads shaved or forgoing food until they left for training in the Laguna Mountains.
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So far, Trump appears to be forgoing a closing argument on his policy proposals – and instead escalating his feud with the National Football League and superstar athletes.
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When faced with the opportunity to do so, women often worry that forgoing the period is "unnatural" or that you need a period for some health reason.
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And maybe, Ms. Williams said, she will be able to take in a couple of other children with special needs, even if it means forgoing other opportunities.
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And wouldn't this mean in some cases forgoing the welfare gains that come about, even with unregulated monopoly, from the mere fact that a drug becomes available?
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Repealing FISA would mean reverting to the era of surveillance based solely on unchecked executive branch directives, or possibly forgoing authority to conduct such counterintelligence surveillance altogether.
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The CDC recommends that anyone who suspects they are sick with the coronavirus should self-isolate at home — a difficult choice if that means forgoing your income.
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Shaken by the Trump administration's broad deportation orders, they and many others like them are retreating into the shadows, forgoing screenings, medications and other essential medical care.
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The site doesn&apost try to make money, forgoing the premium membership option available in the original, instead allowing any user to access every in-game item.
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Only one man, 26th-ranked Pablo Cuevas, withdrew from Wimbledon before the tournament began this year, forgoing his guaranteed prize money but allowing a lucky loser in.
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He told Jones that he was forgoing the traditional New York media tour that in recent years has served as the United States Open winner's victory lap.
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Parents with means are increasingly forgoing hands-on parenting, relying on experts to help with everything from snack time to playing games of tag with their kids.
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Others "are no longer applying for U.S. visas — and are forgoing personal, educational, and professional opportunities" because they fear the consequences of disclosing their social media accounts.
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For some, spending $3003,000 directly on a school voucher is government spending, while forgoing $1,000 in revenue to finance a $1,000 nonprofit voucher is a tax cut.
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Misha Kahn covered the strings of a mop head with resin, forgoing any lighting parts but painting it a sunshine yellow so it gleams on its own.
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And because those states offer tax incentives to people saving money in the 529 plans, they'll be coming under even more fiscal pressure by forgoing tax revenue.
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I often found myself forgoing quick-hit posts to Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook in favor of the delayed gratification of one big video, a year in the making.
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Forgoing the early morning hot air balloon flights, heritage tours with Navajo guides, horseback riding and kayaking options, they chose the most adventurous, vertigo-inducing activities on offer.
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Maybe that is the case, but forgoing a whole season for the sole purpose of a literal crapshoot seems like the kind of thing that gets you fired.
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In Sunday night's episode, she talked about wanting to keep her relationships private, while forgoing the details of why that may be an issue in the first place.
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Forgoing a caption, the star simply posted a black and white photo of herself gazing intently inside a music studio on her social media accounts Wednesday morning. pic.twitter.
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The more we single them out, the more they seem like rarities, and when we call them "brave," we imply that forgoing cosmetics is somehow a "dangerous" act.
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This shift in priorities is motivating millennials to consider new options in housing, forgoing luxurious and convenient urban condos for modest, mid-size city apartments and suburban homes.
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Then, have regular budget meetings with your family, so that your children understand the trade-offs of participating in costly sports programs, such as forgoing a family vacation.
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Johnson has now canceled his trip altogether, according to the newspaper The Sun, now planning on forgoing a trip to the country until the G7 summit in June.
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As the dominant app in the market, Uber established a lot of what's right and wrong around how we use ride-hailing services — including the forgoing of tips.
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For now, it's also forgoing its cut of its $4.99 per month subscriptions option that lets fans pay for exclusive content, which rolls out today to more creators.
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The country star often travels alone; forgoing luxury stays for backpacking and camping to get closer to nature and experience the area in a more raw natural way.
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It turns out 28% are forgoing the traditional joint bank account after marriage and opting to keep their finances completely separate, according to a Bank of America survey.
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Summers said the plan rules out some of the most-needed changes to infrastructure, forgoing critical repairs to roads and schools in favor of more self-serving measures.
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Rather than hit up your overly air-conditioned gym after work, you might consider forgoing your treadmill or usual boutique workout for a run in the great outdoors.
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Still, even with the gloom and doom surrounding emerging markets these days, there is little sign that standard bearers are forgoing their annual week in the Swiss mountains.
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Couples' strategies include forgoing flowers (who remembers your roses anyway?), streamlining guest-lists and using venues, usually the biggest ticket wedding item, that are already available and free.
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And far from reclaiming sovereignty, Britons would be forgoing clout, by giving up membership of a powerful club whose actions they can influence better from within than without.
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And this season, it's become more and more evident that she's unhappy with her former decisions, like forgoing a spring break trip to spend time with her cousin.
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Forgoing high-profile stars, the movie's promotion has focused on J.J. Abrams, even if he's only a producer here, leaving the directing chores to Australian filmmaker Julius Avery.
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Prosper, another online lender, laid off more than a quarter of its workforce last week and the chief executive said he was forgoing his salary for the year.
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However, most banks, asset managers, and hedge funds haven't shown a willingness to move more critical systems and tools into the public cloud, with some forgoing it altogether.
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For instance, touching a certain spot before continuing with a sign progression — or forgoing that spot — can tell a player whether the sign is real or a decoy.
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Forgoing a rate hike, one that was already baked into the market, would rattle nervous investors and prompt talk that the Fed is caving to White House pressure.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) sent a letter to Price asking for documents regarding the costs of using private planes and the justification for forgoing less-expensive commercial travel.
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SoFi factors its costs into one interest rate and uses nontraditional means to vet borrowers, forgoing credit scores and instead looking at something in plain view: extra cash.
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Higher interest rates are negative for gold because they increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold by forgoing the chance of earning interest on cash holdings.
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Patients using telehealth are normally required to fill out waivers before accessing telehealth, but the Trump administration announced that penalties for forgoing those waivers will not be enforced.
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Boycotts, as historians of business have argued, rarely lead to meaningful change and in this case it isn't entirely clear what forgoing Tom Cat products would actually accomplish.
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By forgoing an elite bachelor's degree program, I allowed my parents to continue to save for their own retirement and minimized the possibility of massive student loan debt.
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Ms. Walker, who was diagnosed with diabetes at age 9, dropped out of college, forgoing her aspirations to be an artist, in part because she needed health insurance.
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Motherhood, parenthood, is a choice — like getting married, writing a book or choosing one city to call home — and like all those choices, it means forgoing other choices.
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The Campbell Soup Company has had to grapple in recent years with stagnant sales and consumers forgoing the canned soups that have been its mainstay product for generations.
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Planned Parenthood withdrew from the Title X grant program last month, forgoing roughly $60 million dollars in federal funding in order to continue providing abortion referrals and care.
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In some cases, European producers will be forced to foot the bill, most likely by dipping into their profits or forgoing spending on new hires and other expenses.
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Whether you need another Phoenix flick to lift your spirits after Joker, or you're forgoing the controversial blockbuster at all costs, Brother Bear is certainly worth the watch.
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The former New York mayor is skipping the first four primary states — and forgoing the debates, which require candidates to demonstrate support from hundreds of thousands of donors.
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Ultimately, it said, it decided to limit its upstream internet collection to messages sent directly to or from foreign intelligence targets, forgoing those that are merely about them.
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It's time we elevated other perspectives on the future of sex, forgoing seedy voyeurism for a framework that instead treats sexual pleasure as a human right for everyone.
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By forgoing an S&P 500 listing, Snap could miss out on a growing pool of wealth, as more investors opt for index funds over active fund managers.
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GOP members of the Senate Finance Committee also argue that the mandate is imposing a "burdensome" financial penalty on people who are paying the fine for forgoing coverage.
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But, by forgoing it, the administration circumvented an important internal check on executive power, while creating the impression that it is making critical national policy in slapdash fashion.
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A couple of days after the decision, he competed in a Monday qualifier for the Nashville Open and carried his own bag, forgoing the use of a caddie.
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The trend of parents forgoing common childhood vaccines due to misinformation or distrust has stirred alarm among the medical and scientific community and is growing global health issue.
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Get the insurance you need As tempting as it may be to save a bit of money each year by forgoing insurance, that could come back to haunt you.
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Women in Georgia who seek illegal abortions, or who try to self-terminate, as a result of this ban could put their health in danger by forgoing medical care.
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Last week, I started my month-long voyage to get red carpet ready, which began with forgoing gluten and dairy, two things that are basically like children to me.
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News at the KKW Beauty pop-up shop in the South Coast Plaza mall on Tuesday the reason her family is forgoing its epic, annual Christmas photoshoot this year.
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Lindsey Horan: When she was 18, Horan became the first American woman to skip college to play overseas, forgoing a scholarship at UNC to sign with Paris St. Germain.
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If you're one of those people, there's no harm in forgoing lube altogether or using a lubricant that was specifically designed with conception in mind (something like this one).
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"It's OK to keep a manageable level of debt in favor of establishing retirement savings and good habits, building on compound interest and not forgoing your match," said Rutledge.
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By forgoing commissions and instead taking pay from the studios they are supposed to be negotiating against, writers feel agents have no incentive to wrangle them the best deals.
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Also you won't find us complaining about forgoing a scene about Okoye's marriage troubles, over an equally great scene between two women arguing for equally strong but opposing convictions.
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Straight out of high school she was carving her own path: Forgoing higher education, she instead left her hometown of Detroit and moved to Tampa, Florida, with a boyfriend.
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Given all of this, the progressivism of the near future might end up forgoing tax increases on that scale and embracing a kind of "deficits don't matter" liberalism instead.
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A noticeable trend this season has been more consumers turning to their smartphones to make purchases, forgoing using a desktop computer or making a trip to the store altogether.
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In 2013, he settled a lawsuit, forgoing potential payments of more than $500 million from Oracle in relation to the company's purchase of a data-storage company he controlled.
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Forgoing the common route of assisting more established directors or cultivating famous connections, he formed a couple of companies along the way, directed a lot and just didn't stop.
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Many Americans lucky enough to have paid time off are forgoing valuable vacation days to spend more time at the office, a national Bankrate survey of 1,000 employees showed.
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In response, officials are forgoing the normal water release schedule to keep water and algae in the lake, hoping that this will allow conditions in areas downstream to improve.
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So some, like David Davis, the minister heading Britain's new Department for Exiting the European Union, favor a "hard Brexit," forgoing any effort to stay in the single market.
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Regardless of what brought you here (got fired, enjoy misery, forgoing a dream because a millennial has destroyed it, etc.), we are pleased to have you join our guild.
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On a chocolate-colored couch in his apartment, Mr. Singer, wearing an Alice-in-Wonderland T-shirt, said he's been taking medication regularly and forgoing recreational drugs like mushrooms.
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Many designers are forgoing traditional seasonality and taking a "see now, buy now" approach to sales, allowing customers to buy items as soon as they appear on the runway.
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This strategy has many potential downsides — namely, selling investments that are reduced in value, forgoing tax-free investment growth, incurring tax penalties and raiding an account earmarked for retirement.
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With many Americans staying home to flatten the curve amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, companies are offering alternatives and forgoing cancellation policies to support the work-from-home lifestyle.
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But will a kid pass up a yummy snack altogether — not just delaying gratification but forgoing it entirely — if there's a stranger nearby who seems to want the snack?
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Forgoing the all-too-familiar slickness of computer-generated imagery, Stardust instead showcases old-school practical effects, bringing imaginative glee to her colorful conjuring with every line and image.
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Forgoing small-dollar donors could also translate to a lack of committed grassroots supporters, argued Patrick Burgwinkle of End Citizens United, which aims to get money out of politics.
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Forgoing a greeting in favor of something like "Kimberly here," makes it sound like you're picking up in the middle of a conversation and can turn the tone negative.
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Concerned even a minor run-in with the authorities could lead to deportation, some are bunkering down in their homes, forgoing trips to churches, stores, parks and doctors' offices.
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Mr. Romero said shoppers in the market for refrigerators were forgoing costlier units and opting to buy a $1,000 refrigerator rather than one that sold for $1,250, crimping profits.
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Mr. Romero said shoppers in the market for refrigerators were forgoing costlier units and opting to buy a $1,000 refrigerator rather than one that sold for $1,250, crimping profits.
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In fact, some scientists have gone so far as to suggest these ancient great apes were exclusively bipedal, completely forgoing their arboreal ancestry in favor of the heel-toe express.
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Sure, she would be cutting to the chase of making a difference, but wouldn't she be forgoing the skill-building and self-cultivation offered by the big private-sector firms?
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Proceeding after aid stations are gone means dangerously forgoing water, food and medical checks, as well as the safety sweeps of trail to ensure that all runners are accounted for.
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From forgoing stockings to carrying oversized purses, Meghan is going her own way — and on Tuesday, she sported a hairstyle that almost every woman can relate to: the messy bun.
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Some U.S. officials long held out hope that they could eventually sway Erdogan into forgoing the S-400 in favor of Patriot missiles, only to see their offers frequently rebuffed.
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The document was deemed dead on arrival, as Republican leaders are this year forgoing the traditional charade of even pretending to listen to the administration's budget director at public hearings.
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Some US officials long held out hope that they could eventually sway Erdogan into forgoing the S-400 in favor of Patriot missiles, only to see their offers frequently rebuffed.
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Ms. Pellew-Whyte substitutes snow peas for the usual long beans and adds little more than pepper and salt, forgoing soy sauce and sesame oil; I missed them a little.
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The Times report notes that if Webb were tapped, the move would be seen as forgoing more hawkish Republican picks, since Webb was a vocal critic of the Iraq War.
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In many states the poor cannot take time off from work to attend a caucus or vote in a primary or general election because it means forgoing a pay check.
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Under the new partnership, they will essentially function as Precision's frontline sales office, forgoing their traditional broker service to serve as the liaison between the labels and the new plant.
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Ms. Warren, whose campaign has lagged in the money race, has taken an especially hard line, forgoing high-dollar fund-raisers and one-on-one meetings with major Democratic donors.
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While people across the world are cancelling large in-person events and forgoing handshakes at conferences, one massive gathering is still set to draw big crowds, despite the coronavirus panic.
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The first thing I did to acquaint myself with it — forgoing that impossible conversion formula — was to memorize relative temperatures scattered throughout the scale so I could extrapolate from them.
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That's relatively straightforward as this is revenue that Google is forgoing, although corporate philanthropy experts pointed out that this carries some assumption that the companies would ordinarily buy those ads.
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Villagers said they had sharply cut back their expenses — cutting out meat, eating only one meal a day and forgoing the usual celebration of Ramadan, which began late last month.
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And forthcoming platforms like NBCUniversal&aposs Peacock and the mobile-video startup Quibi are forgoing Netflix&aposs subscription-only model for a hybrid model that includes both subscriptions and advertising.
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Outside of Wuhan, many Chinese have also already canceled travel plans, forgoing vacations and what for some is their only chance to return home for family reunions during the year.
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It also usually means paying out of pocket for health insurance, forgoing money that could have been put toward a retirement account, buying a house, or caring for loved ones.
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Certainly, forgoing some of the financial protections offered by the royal family — and perhaps risking the loss of even more of that wealth going forward — is nothing to scoff at.
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The ban applied to nursing homes that accept Medicare or Medicaid — almost all nursing homes, in effect — no longer allowing language in facility admission contracts forgoing the option to sue.
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And while General Manager Brian Cashman has not ruled out tweaking the roster further, the Yankees appear mostly complete for now — forgoing a huge-splash signing like Machado or Harper.
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Analysts had worried ahead of Spotify's direct listing that forgoing underwriters and traditional promotional events designed to stimulate interest from institutional investors could mean volatility once formal trading kicked off.
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After gaining early fame online, Chance the Rapper said he'll "stick with SoundCloud until the day I die," forgoing a record label so that he retains the rights to his music.
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She also let's her skin breath by forgoing makeup once in awhile: "That break is necessary to keep the skin looking fresh, which help you not look so tired," she said.
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For those facing climbing levels of stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental-health issues, the ability to take time away from work to recover — even while forgoing pay — can seem appealing.
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The school "needs to decide by noon Saturday, according to sources, and as of late Friday, the players were preparing to make a morning statement, forgoing the bowl," the newspaper reported.
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Think of ways to encourage your kids to save money as well, such as rewarding them with extra time at the playground in exchange for forgoing a snack at the movies.
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Celibacy is one of the biggest acts of self-sacrifice a Catholic priest is called upon to make, forgoing spouse, progeny and sexual fulfilment for his relationship with parishioners and God.
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But the difference here is that Essential is promising to run all this logic on the Essential Home device itself, protecting your privacy and data by forgoing the cloud whenever possible.
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Remember when the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star was photographed in an oversized blazer and and shimmery Lisa Marie Fernandez leggings, forgoing a top for in a sheer Gucci bra?
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She even experiments with 16th-century hygiene, forgoing hot, soapy water in favor of a nightly dry rubdown with a linen cloth and an occasional change of "smock and hose" (underwear).
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They said they chose this type of washer-dryer as a compromise between energy use and aesthetics, but sometimes feel forgoing the more common stackable washer-dryer units was a sacrifice.
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Gone are the days when forgoing wheat flour once meant you had to sit in the corner with an apple while everyone else enjoyed glistening slices of pumpkin and apple pie.
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Taking on piles of student debt, living at home and forgoing getting a place of their own are just a few of the ways the millennial generation is making ends meet.
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Like me, many fantasised about wearing headphones or heels at night, leaving windows open, travelling home alone from gigs, forgoing bras under their clothes, booking Airbnbs in cheaper, less salubrious locations.
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Entourage star Adrian Grenier has been vocal about forgoing plastic straws since 2015, when he co-founded a nonprofit called Lonely Whale that calls for stores to "#StopSucking" with plastic straws.
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For the same price as DirecTV Now, you'd be better off getting traditional cable, forgoing the cable box, and just streaming the stuff through the cable company's set-top box app.
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Forgoing a caption, the 35-year-old country star simply posted a black and white photo of herself gazing intently inside a music studio on her social media accounts Wednesday morning.
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There has been much hemming and hawing about the death of the personal vehicle—fewer Americans are getting drivers licenses, and some in the densest cities are forgoing car ownership altogether.
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The singer-actor rose to fame in the early 211980s, and shook up financial markets in 21100, forgoing future royalties by auctioning bonds linked to future revenues from his CD sales.
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"The biggest short-term impact is forgoing the revenue the conferences would have received if they played in the postseason," said Manish Tripathi, an Emory University marketing professor who studies sports.
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After forgoing an on-camera question-and-answer session for the past fifteen days, Spicer returned to the podium Tuesday facing questions about Kushner, Germany and the state of Trump's staff.
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It will claim that even if there were loose discussions about forgoing criminal charges, the non-prosecution agreement failed to comply with procedural criteria -- in other words, putting it in writing.
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The mosque's architect endeavored to create a building that would comport with the surrounding residential neighborhood, forgoing the traditional dome and fashioning minarets to look like small chimneys, the lawsuit said.
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Pregnant women who cannot afford that care may be forced to put their pregnancies at risk, forgoing important check-ups and procedures to save money and avoid falling deeper into debt.
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Forgoing animal testing in favor of more effective, cruelty-free alternatives may seem like a no-brainer, but for many beauty brands, the reality is a little more complicated than that.
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For example, a junior enlisted (E2628) service member married to another service member and stationed at Fort Bragg, forgoing BAH under the new policy, stands to lose 28500% of their RMC.
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Forgoing one of the biggest shopping days of the year and the opportunity to significantly boost sales was a revolutionary act, but it's less shocking than the news reports would suggest.
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Xi did not make contact with the people in the street or with any pro-democracy voices, forgoing an opportunity to lower the political heat through a softer, more nuanced approach.
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Instead, the court posted its rulings on four fully-argued cases online, with the justices forgoing the usual public reading of opinion summaries in the ornate courtroom across from the Capitol.
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Mr. Iger announced in summer 2017 that Disney would introduce its own Netflix-style service and stop selling movie rerun rights to Netflix, forgoing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
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Achieving climate stability will involve real trade-offs for countries and communities with these forests, including forgoing development built on more large-scale clearing of forests for crops, cattle and timber.
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In January, the commissioner sent a memo to Tour golfers warning them if they want to pursue a path with the PGL, they would be forgoing membership on the PGA Tour.
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Not only does forgoing full-beat makeup save time, it also sounds great in theory: Everyone always talks about letting your skin breathe... so why, then, are you still breaking out?
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As the traditional TV business has faltered, with younger audiences forgoing cable connections and broadcasters struggling to compete with Netflix, Hollywood has started to get serious about reaching the mobile masses.
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Daily fantasy sports company and bookmaker DraftKings reached a deal to merge with Diamond Eagles Acquisition group in December, allowing the company to become public while forgoing the typical IPO process.
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And while being too busy sounds a lot less ugly than any of them, ironically, forgoing that excuse will save you a lot of wasted time and energy in the end.
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Those who exceeded the limits — because of chronic illness, catastrophic accident or any other health crisis — faced the choice of forgoing necessary care or taking on debt and risking medical bankruptcy.
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Established retailers have chased Amazon's lead in home delivery, while startup companies are forgoing malls or other physical locations and selling directly to customers, through the mail or other delivery service.
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In the Scottish Premier League, teams have been forgoing the traditional pre-match handshake entirely, and German chancellor Angela Merkel was recently filmed pulling out of a handshake with a diplomat.
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Forgoing a tradition that has been uninterrupted for nearly 20 years by both Republican and Democratic administrations, President Trump opted to forgo an iftar dinner at the White House during Ramadan.
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This rule change has led to confusion and uncertainty in immigrant communities, with people forgoing their health and housing needs rather than taking a chance at being rejected for a green card.
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The 6.25-inch phone appears to maintain the company's staunch indifference to the war of notch attrition, forgoing the hole-punch camera from what appears to be a sizable top bezel (forehead).
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Young teachers are probably unaware that they are forgoing higher salaries to support pensions and benefits for their older peers, and it is not a topic that teachers tend to talk about.
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Secondly, it's a big-name SaaS vendor moving a big part of its workload to IBM's cloud and forgoing a big competitor such as Google or Microsoft (or even sticking with AWS).
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Alberta has stood alone among Canadian provinces in forgoing a sales tax, even as the oil price shock pushed its finances deep into the red and spurred downgrades from credit rating agencies.
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For Baldwin, she is "lathering [herself] up with cocoa butter" in her fourth pregnancy, wearing loose-fitting clothing after those sessions — and even sometimes forgoing changing into fancy attire for nights out.
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Although firms with 50 or more employees face federal penalties from the Affordable Care Act for forgoing group health insurance, firms like mine, with fewer than 50 employees, are in the clear.
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Forgoing the typical suit and tie and instead wearing his trademark khakis, baseball cap and maize-and-blue polo shirt, Harbaugh said the more, the merrier as far as playoffs are concerned.
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She was angry and tired but glad to be back on land Wednesday after the ship made an emergency rerouting back to the United States, forgoing its intended destination in the Bahamas.
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Given the fact that my boyfriend and I had decided we wanted a child and had been forgoing any kind of birth control for a few months, I shouldn't have been surprised.
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And Tanya Dua noticed how several of the big DTC marketers are following their bigger brethren in spinning up their own content studios in the latest example of marketers forgoing traditional agencies.
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Family shareholders were concerned that Mr. Langes-Swarovski and his executives were merely jumping on the Silicon Valley bandwagon, forgoing the company's heritage for the chance to mingle with West Coast technorati.
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Now he's joining Evercore, which has become one of the most prominent independent investment banks, dispensing advice but forgoing the lending and trading operations of traditional firms like Goldman or JPMorgan Chase.
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Many older people, like Ms. Beskind, are forgoing high-tech gadgetry in favor of common – and usually much cheaper – items from office supply and hardware stores, repurposing them to solve everyday problems.
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" The company also said it was "forgoing pay for our CEO and board chairman, suspending our dividend until further notice, and extending our existing pause of any share repurchasing until further notice.
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Mr. Pirog offers a short guitar solo at the end, some unlikely mixture of John McLaughlin's Carnatic jazz fusion and Dick Dale's surf music, heightening the suspense but forgoing any big payoff.
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Several years ago they downsized, forgoing water views and nearly 1,500 square feet in Brooklyn for a one-bedroom in the West Village, which saved them about $2,000 a month on rent.
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CEO Mark Hoplamazian and Chairman Tom Pritzker said they are forgoing their salaries during April and May, while the rest of Hyatt's senior executives are taking 50 percent salary cuts through May.
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"Would the state of Kansas accept more money in exchange for forgoing the ability to have decision-making authority over who is criminally prosecuted for committing crimes on Kansas lands?" she said.
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City taxpayers should be asking why we are forgoing tax revenue that can pay for basic municipal services like police, fire and sanitation to support a zoning policy that has clearly failed.
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Bloomberg is forgoing the first four so-called early states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina in order to focus on the larger delegate hauls that come starting in March.
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But now he seemed to be saying that he would act more expeditiously, even if it meant forgoing the lively conversation, in person and on email threads, that had preceded his decisions.
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Trump has already committed to forgoing formal briefings on his business while president, and a spokeswoman said he's open to limits on his ability to talk shop with his two adult sons.
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Google search is the on-ramp to much of the internet, and placing advertising next to key search terms is a necessity for most businesses, who risk forgoing traffic to a competitor.
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Less than eight weeks ago, on October 1st, Charles Schwab declared that it would no longer charge retail customers for trading shares, exchange-traded funds or options online, forgoing $4.95 a trade.
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Unlike some chains that might be tending toward trimmed-down ingredients lists, Applebee's is forgoing the facade of healthiness and doubling down on the idea that we want to eat our feelings.
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But this season, if you're keeping up with the trends, you may find yourself side-stepping, forgoing the platinum peroxide altogether for the dimensional, dark brunette shade de jour: a rich, chocolatey brown.
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West, meanwhile, took the steepest pay cut in recent memory last summer to get to San Antonio, forgoing a player option in Indiana and signing with the Spurs for about $10 million less.
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Trump's GOP opponents in the 2016 race spent the entire campaign insisting that in nominating the controversial billionaire the party would be forgoing its chances of beating Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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Since forgoing traveling altogether is not an option, we asked dermatologists David Herschthal, Ranella Hirsch, and Patricia Wexler for the best tips on how to keep your skin in check while on vacay.
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In her work with an abortion fund in California, Destiny Lopez, now co-director of the group All* Above All, saw women who were forgoing rent or food to pay for their abortions.
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Forgoing some of the money he would make as a Silicon Valley venture capitalist for the enormous influence he would have as a Silicon Prairie venture capitalist could help reshape the electoral map.
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And Vince Gill called a last-minute audible, forgoing the first single off his new album to sing instead "Sad One Coming On," a tribute to friend and mentor, the late George Jones.
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Both candidates directed the vast majority of their fire at each other, generating a somewhat exaggerated view of the differences between them and forgoing an opportunity to drive home an anti-Republican message.
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Instead of forgoing the leg-baring outfit Philipps was set to wear to an event on Thursday, her stylist Karla Welch came up with a creative solution — a homemade Swarovski crystal-encrusted bandage!
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Inspired by financial literacy month and CNBC's "SavingUp" challenge, I wanted to see if I could cut back on my spending by forgoing cash and using only my credit card for a week.
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That amounts to $2.7 million for attorney Rus Rilee and two colleagues who have spent four years representing the girls and their grandparents, forgoing other clients and earning no income for several years.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Forgoing the provocative and risque, a group of designers in Jerusalem on Thursday held Israel's first major fashion show for Orthodox Jewish women, whose tradition requires they dress in conservative outfits.
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And in case you were thinking of forgoing the condoms, remember that condoms are still the best protection against STIs during period sex, plus they can make for easier period-sex clean-up.
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Spotify has said it's been exploring an unconventional plan to go public, and CNBC reported Friday morning that it is pursuing a direct listing on the NYSE for 2018, forgoing a traditional IPO.
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Forgoing a more linear narrative structure for the sake of multiple but uninteresting paths through an uninspired open world only highlights Wolfenstein's weaknesses rather than playing to its strengths of audacious narrative choices.
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"Forgoing these critical functions may prevent law enforcement and intelligence agencies from receiving timely information related to potential terrorism or ongoing crimes which potentially compromises safety of life and property," the document states.
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Last week, Prosper, another online lender that focuses on consumers, laid off more than a quarter of its work force, and the chief executive said he was forgoing his salary for the year.
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For example, paying down debt, saving automatically, negotiating a higher salary, and investing early will have a much greater impact — and in a shorter timeframe — than forgoing your morning coffee or weekly brunches.
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Though the price tag was hefty, Boyd said she'd built up savings through frugal living and is compensating by cutting back on expenses, including forgoing a new car to replace her 2009 Toyota.
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Eliminating the requirement that everyone have health insurance, aka the individual mandate, means that insurance companies expect to see healthy people forgoing coverage and leave people with higher healthcare costs in the marketplace.
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Granted a pointedly small allowance by their families, the two ladies then set about "retiring" from society—forgoing the social circuit of their peers and dedicating themselves to learning, art, literature, and charity.
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They can opt to have a functioning economy, free of sanctions and open to investment, at the price of permanently, verifiably and irreversibly forgoing a nuclear option and abandoning their support for terrorists.
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Still others sound good but may be hard to implement: forgoing flying business class, which has a higher carbon footprint per passenger than coach, and traveling by trains instead of planes where possible.
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Young people especially are forgoing private coverage, not seeing a reason to pay for it when they are unlikely to need much medical care and can get free care in the public setting.
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That outcome came through a "non-hearing resolution" process — also in the new system — allowing the Title IX coordinator to propose a resolution of the case acceptable to both students, forgoing a hearing.
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Wearing four-inch heels and forgoing any breaks, Pelosi spent much of the rare talkathon reading personal letters from the young immigrants whose temporary protection from deportation is set to expire next month.
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"He saw marriage as the loving alignment of two people who could lead parallel lives but without forgoing any independent dreams or ambitions," Michelle Obama writes in her memoir Becoming, released on Tuesday.
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Like N.Y.U., Kaiser's main goal is to keep students from forgoing lower-paying specialties like family medicine because of crushing debt, or foreclosing the option of medical school altogether because of the cost.
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President Donald Trump on Friday signed the landmark $1.5 trillion tax overhaul legislation in the Oval Office, forgoing a public signing ceremony for the greatest legislative accomplishment of his first year in office.
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There are already a few USB-C hard drives on the market that use those sweet USB Power Delivery pipes to power the drive, forgoing the power adapter typically necessary for larger hard drives.
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" (She died last spring at 92 after forgoing ongoing medical treatment.) According to The Matriarch excerpt, "the tumultuous presidential campaign in general and Trump's ridicule of son Jeb Bush in particular had riled her.
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Unlike a label like Hood By Air , which traversed streetwear to reach the status of high-end couture, Melgaard takes the opposite route, forgoing his high-end fashion roots with BLESS to create streetwear.
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Both Sanders and Warren are forgoing high-dollar fundraisers; meanwhile Biden, who has spent a lot of time courting high-dollar donors on the campaign trail, raised $10 million less in the third quarter.
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A new study of London drinking establishments by alcohol support group Club Soda claims that those forgoing booze this month are being charged as much as £4.50 for a pint of lime and soda.
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But for some problems, many women didn't take medications, even when drugs might not be harmful or forgoing treatment might be dangerous, researchers report in the International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy, online May 30.
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The Supreme Court ordered caution in forgoing the nation's claims; other Indians cried foul; and within two days the government backtracked, resolving to "bring back the Koh-i-Noor diamond in an amicable manner".
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At Slate, Ruth Graham provides more details: Phillips promoted the concept of "stay-at-home daughters," in which girls live at home until they marry, often forgoing formal education and focusing on homemaking skills.
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The 6.1-inch iPhone Xr is between the size of an iPhone 8 and an iPhone 8 Plus, and cuts costs by forgoing an OLED screen for LCD that Apple calls Liquid Retina Display.
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Rouzan, the only eyewitness, had a choice: She could stay silent, forgoing justice for her aunt's killing and following the social expectation for a young woman to leave weighty legal matters to the men.
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For clients with fine hair, the Paris-based colorist Christophe Robin recommends forgoing conditioner — a product that "can easily weigh down hair," he notes — and applying a hair oil before, not after, your shampoo.
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In fact, Mr. Grimm did so for a very specific reason: pleading guilty after all, forgoing a chance to clear his name as promised, and surrendering his seat before serving seven months in prison.
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The goal is to give coffee shops the power to roast their own beans, forgoing the middle men that have historically sold wholesale pre-roasted beans at a premium to cafes around the world.
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In a statement, the restaurant group said that Meyer was forgoing his "entire salary immediately and indefinitely" and that every executive team member "has taken a significant pay cut" to contribute to the fund.
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While it is not surprising that people are interested in forgoing their commutes and working from the comfort of their couch, data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that telecommuting can also pay more.
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"They would have to face an impossible choice of choosing to be nearby family or forgoing some very basic support services," Krish O'Mara Vignarajah, president and CEO of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, said.
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Under current law, military chaplains are being asked to choose between forgoing the religious support they need to fulfill their duties or ignoring the teachings of their faith, in defiance of their denominational directives.
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That drive forced Xiaomi to make some interesting design decisions, such as forgoing a standard earpiece for a fancy piezoelectric version and moving the front camera down to the lower right of the phone's frame.
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The Senate panel will hold its first public hearing on Russian meddling into the US election on Thursday, forgoing higher profile witnesses like FBI Director James Comey for the moment, instead going with cybersecurity experts.
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After a raid last month that netted almost 700 arrests -- most of them criminals, according to ICE -- there were widespread reports of undocumented immigrants keeping their children out of schools and forgoing family nights out.
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According to royal expert Katie Nicholl's new interview with Entertainment Tonight, Meghan and Harry are forgoing typical "baby" colors — often pastel pink, blue, and yellow — for something just a bit more, dare we say, daring?
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Instead of shaking hands and greeting each of his elders, he got straight to the point, forgoing any of the flowery formalities and decorum that have shaped daily life in the Arabian Peninsula for centuries.
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Facebook won't actually be earning money from in-app purchases on Instant Games on iOS where it doesn't allow IAP due to Apple's policies, or on Android since it began forgoing its cut last month.
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By forgoing continuing partnerships with broadcast networks and movie studios in order to prioritize their in-house shows and movies, Netflix has still managed to grow its membership while decreasing the amount of content available.
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Sourced from regional demolition sites, the bricks are a number offered by WasteBasedBricks, a project by the Netherlands-based startup StoneCycling that aims to help architects realize sturdy and sustainable designs without forgoing visual appeal.
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The country's lenders are also on the back foot, about to face a powerful government enquiry following a string of scandals, and forgoing the updates could save costs as well as reduce pressure on management.
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"Barbie® loves to travel, enjoys nature and cares about the environment, without forgoing the comfort of the most sophisticated accommodations," Andres Korngold, general manager of Hilton Mexico City Santa Fe, said in a statement.
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Yet it was striking how many mentioned the 2008 recession, including their memories of the distress it caused their parents, as a reason to prioritise their careers, even to the extent of forgoing romance entirely.
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If they miss a payment the panel is automatically locked, so if they urgently need money for something else, they have the choice of forgoing a day's electricity to give them extra cash in hand.
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Forgoing her customary drums, she breaks down in tears on a piano bench, as a tattoo of Prince's love symbol is visible on her left forearm, and pictures from their youth flash in the clip.
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But earlier this year, Markle and her husband Prince Harry made headlines when they announced that they would be forgoing the hospital photo op, instead taking some time with the baby before releasing a photo.
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Fans will be able to sign up for a $453 per month subscription, with Facebook forgoing a cut during the testing period, though the App Store and Google Play will get their 30 percent cut.
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He initiated a letter, co-signed by 9 colleagues, urging McConnell to consider forgoing the summer break so they can finish health care and deal with other urgent priorities like the budget and debt ceiling.
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"Our point is that if returns are not predictable by volatility," then one should vary one's investment according to volatility since this will allow the investor to "reduce your risk without forgoing returns," Moreira said.
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Scientists have puzzled for decades over the evolutionary tweaks that have allowed bears and other hibernating animals to lie still through the winter, forgoing food and water, yet emerge with their health intact come spring.
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In the 1980s and '90s, he managed the Mafia's finances from an 18th-century villa in Bagheria, a Palermo suburb, forgoing telephones and bank accounts, and surreptitiously being chauffeured to business meetings in an ambulance.
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That figure doesn't count the two and a half million people with incomes under 85033 percent FPL who bought health plans off the exchanges, forgoing both premium and CSR support for which they are eligible.
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It also helps make sure you aren't unnecessarily forgoing other goals or purchases, or making trade-offs that can have consequences for your health or happiness — like less time with family or added work stress.
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The Department of Homeland Security estimates that the deterrent effect of this rule would result in immigrants forgoing $2.3 billion in federal and state benefits a year, benefits that they would otherwise be eligible for.
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In jam-packed Jakarta, you can use Grab's app to hail a nearby motorbike taxi right off the street, forgoing the usual process of prebooking and waiting for the driver to arrive at your location.
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About 28% of millennial couples (ages 23 to 37 when surveyed) are forgoing traditional joint bank accounts after marriage and opting to keep their finances completely separate, according to a 2018 Bank of America survey.
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That could mean more movie-like spectacle in the comfort of your home -- for those willing and able to pay for it -- even if that means forgoing the communal experience, and making your own popcorn.
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In their meetings with Mr. Kushner, Arab leaders signaled readiness to cooperate, forgoing the usual grievances against Israel and instead focusing on their common interests, according to officials from Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
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And if Democrats refuse to cooperate with Republicans, they will be forgoing the opportunity to solve a core problem for millions of Americans, including the most vulnerable, who are dependent on reliable health care coverage.
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"This should accelerate the transition from black market to regulated sales resulting in increased tax revenue for the province while forgoing most of the infrastructure costs of setting up their own retail footprint," he said.
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"There must be an evolutionary advantage, because if the mother is forgoing feeding all that time it's obviously a big cost to her, so there must be some benefit that outweighs that cost," Alexander told Reuters.
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Forgoing the traditional method of brain mapping that involves marking neurons with fluorescence, Zador had taken an unusual approach that drew on the long tradition of molecular biology research at Cold Spring Harbor, on Long Island.
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Answer is Obvious Though the price tag was hefty, Boyd says she's built up savings through frugal living and is compensating by cutting back on expenses, including forgoing a new car to replace her 2009 Toyota.
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Mr. Flewitt said the company's small group of shareholders, who are led by Mumtalakat, the sovereign wealth fund of Bahrain, have bought into a strategy of forgoing dividends and reinvesting profits into increasing the company's value.
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"Thirty-five years may not seem long, but damn it was good!" she wrote in the announcement, before thanking her parents, Wendy and Sandy Matheson, for supporting her decisions throughout her life, which included forgoing chemotherapy.
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Some think that Texas's leaders are willing to undercount their immigrant populations, even if it means forgoing federal funding and representation, because any extra seats in the House of Representatives would probably go to Democratic districts.
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The family considered Tonka "his dog," and went out of their way to include the Alaskan Shepherd in all of their memories, forgoing vacations that required plane travel so Tonka could join in on the fun.
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In addition to people like Pablos who are deciding not to have children, doctors say many immigrants are forgoing necessary prenatal or other reproductive health care for fear that they or their families will be deported.
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Andre's taking the loss of his son badly, working too hard and forgoing a psychiatrist's counsel at the urging of his shady pastor, and his mom manages to trivialize his entire life's conflict in a word.
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After graduating from Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire and forgoing college, he enlisted in the Army in 1943 and served in World War II, attaining the rank of second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces.
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Although Judge believes Grassley is forgoing his legislative duties by refusing to hold a hearing or vote for Judge Merrick Garland, she said he was "helpful" to her while she served in the state agriculture department.
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Trump faced backlash last year for breaking with nearly two decades of tradition by forgoing the commemorative dinner embraced by former Presidents Obama, George W. Bush and Clinton, who started the dinners at the White House.
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From the looks of it, the company is helping ease the transition with a pair of USB-C headphones, forgoing the necessity for a dongle (there does, however, still appear to be one in the box).
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This self-negating deluxe museum-as-archive acted as a new form of art (what we now call book art) by forgoing the scale and presence endemic to the grandiose museum context and its autocratic clout.
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They're not only suffering the anxiety of caring for sick patients — while facing a dire lack of personal protective equipment and rapidly changing hospital protocols — but also forgoing the calming companionship of their partners and children.
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As Dr. Blasey testified, Republican senators sat in mute witness, forgoing questioning and giving over their time to an outside lawyer, Rachel Mitchell, a sex crimes prosecutor whose clipped questioning gave the hearing a prosecutorial tone.
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As The Times reported, Manafort faked an altitude of affluence that he no longer possessed, forgoing any salary as Trump's campaign chairman, because he suspected that this would impress Trump, who has exaggerated his own wealth.
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Forgoing packed rallies and soaring rhetoric, she is trying to sell voters on the politics of the practical, arguing that her record can win back some of the coveted Rust Belt voters who supported President Trump.
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University of Missouri officials told KBIA Tuesday they're scrutinizing "several dozen" student accounts after ProPublica Illinois reported that wealthy parents are forgoing legal guardianship to "scam" universities into qualifying their children for need-based financial aid.
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Taking away TV would mean forgoing the joy of sitting next to him on the couch as he watches an inscrutably plotted show about superheroes in pajamas and I scan my phone for updates on impeachment.
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"When you decide to spend that dollar on goods and services today instead of investing for the future, you are forgoing what that dollar could become," Kerney explained to young Giants players, including quarterback Daniel Jones.
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"Life isn't simply about cutting back," Sethi tells CNBC Make It. Instead of forgoing the latte, Sethi recommends focusing on managing your long-term goals first by automatically putting money into savings and investments each month.
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For more risk-averse investors, forgoing some gains now might be preferable to the pain and panic of a market downturn, said certified financial planner Mark LaSpisa, president of Vermillion Financial Advisors in South Barrington, Illinois.
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But one of the things that's impressed me most about young people, these days, is their bravery in forgoing labels (and boxes) when it comes to gender and sexuality in favor of more honest self-expression.
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Netflix has been trying to change the very idea of how audiences watch movies by releasing its films on its service at the same time they are in theaters, or by forgoing the theatrical release completely.
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And we've worked with GPS companies to address their concerns – agreeing to significantly lower our power, while also limiting our out-of-band-emissions and forgoing terrestrial use of a portion of spectrum closest to GPS.
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Yet the money can only be delivered after the Palestinian Authority reaches key requirements for recognition of statehood, including demilitarizing the Gaza Strip from Hamas and forgoing all claims of refugee status — an estimated $300 billion.
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Forgoing the traditional booth model, in which each gallery funds and curates its own small exhibition, the fair will instead comprise groupings of works designed to evoke the unexpected way objects are combined in real homes.
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Over the last year, Mr. Shu has urged colleagues to be more circumspect with growth plans, forgoing rapid expansion in competitive markets like the United States to focus on places where Deliveroo already has a loyal following.
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More than a few people have let me know that communication and boundaries are key elements in any relationship, and that Denis and I might be doing something wrong in forgoing a lot of the Big Talks.
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Pineda, who uses a wheelchair, was unable to enter the building, so poll workers had to move the machine outdoors and he had to cast his ballot on the sidewalk, forgoing his right to a private vote.
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It's more than an hour's drive from Slone's house to PATHways, but without the program, her pregnancy may have ended up like her last one, with her forgoing prenatal care and being left to fend for herself.
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Research firm Emarketer pegged the yearly Facebook ad spend in Thailand at $81.7 million, meaning that the web giant could be forgoing as much as $6.8 million per month in the blackout — though that estimate is rough.
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"Reaching for a glass of wine as soon as you're in the door from work, overeating, or forgoing your normal exercise routine, can all be signs you need to shake things up with a vacation," Kerr says.
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Although the new Apple Pencil vastly improves the charging process by forgoing the charging port entirely, the switch to USB-C came at the cost of losing the original Apple Pencil's functionality on the new iPad Pros.
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"Compared with nonparticipants, SNAP participants are more likely to have children or other family members with developmental delays or functional limitations, and are more likely to report forgoing medical care because of financial hardship," the study stated.
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An imminent need may require forgoing discretionary expenses like a planned vacation; expecting to help 10 years down the line could be a good prompt to focus now on boosting retirement savings and paying off student debt.
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Just an hour and a half after his narrow election victory was announced on April 4th, Mr Bio took the oath of office, forgoing the state house for a dimly lit room at the Radisson Blu hotel.
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Pope Francis surprised the audience gathered for the 25th anniversary of the Forum of Family Associations just a few days ago by forgoing his carefully prepared remarks to speak candidly on marriage, family life, and human dignity.
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In the coming years, Disney will spend billions more on new original series and films for its service, forgoing as much as $5bn in profit per year by holding back licences to content it was already making.
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Jackson, Southern California's multipurpose football star, attempted a run at the Rio Olympics this spring by forgoing spring ball and instead competing in track and field, but he never quite learned how to eat like a sprinter.
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"At the same conference, Stacey Cunningham, president of the New York Stock Exchange, said the trend of companies forgoing the public markets to continue to raise money privately is one that is "problematic to society more broadly.
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And in even the case that losing your appendix really does cause a greater risk of Parkinson's, he added, it probably still wouldn't be worth forgoing surgery, given the immediate, life-threatening risks of an infected appendix.
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Most investors currently hold A shares, which only have about a quarter of the overall shareholders' voting power, so they may not be forgoing much if they choose to sell their A shares versus their C shares.
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After Democrats took control of both houses of Congress and the presidency in 2008, McConnell set about fucking their shit up, forgoing bipartisanship on major legislation like the Affordable Care Act and blocking Obama's lower court picks.
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These companies may, as a result, have fewer resources to invest in local European material, forgoing a French or German comedy that would have limited appeal in favor of American-style blockbusters that reach a mass audience.
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Quitting drinking, whether it's for a month (as many are tempted to do this time of year) or forever, shouldn't have to mean forgoing all the other, and arguably deeper, pleasures of bar culture: community and conversation.
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She did just that, for a while — forgoing training for most of 2017 after winning the all-around title at the Rio Olympics in 2016, making room for both celebrity appearances and downtime with family and friends.
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Waka Waka's previous seating designs have often featured distinctive cylinder-shaped backrests, forgoing cushions and upholstery, but the Compartment Chair includes a pillow that can be placed on the seat or stashed away on an interior shelf.
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Some analysts have expressed the concern that NBCUniversal may be cannibalizing itself to support Peacock, forgoing licensing arrangements and other revenue-generating deals for popular shows like "The Office" to provide exclusive streaming content to its customers.
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The group said it tailored its plans so that the mosque would blend into the neighborhood, forgoing a dome and designing its minarets to look like chimneys and be shorter than the steeples of churches in town.
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Shattenkirk, 2800, grew up a Rangers fan in New Rochelle and said he preferred to play near home even if it meant forgoing a contract elsewhere that might have been richer in pay or longer in years.
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Most people have heard of "hidden city ticketing" — the frowned-upon method of booking a cheaper multi-city trip with a layover at your destination, rather than an expensive direct flight, and then forgoing the second connection.
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And in place of the individual mandate, the House GOP legislation would discourage people from forgoing health insurance by allowing insurers to charge 30 percent higher premiums if a new enrollee has had a gap in coverage.
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They have shown up in greater concentrations, they bike more and drive less, and they have lingered in cities longer — possibly because they are still building a house down payment, delaying children longer or forgoing parenthood entirely.
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"Congress must not cede even more power to the executive branch by forgoing our responsibility to budget," House Budget Chairman Tom Price (R-Ga.) said in his opening remarks of a markup that typically lasts past midnight.
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Last year, Trump held a similar campaign-style rally in Harrisburg, Pa. According to White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the president had encouraged his staff to attend this year's dinner, despite forgoing the event himself.
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For more risk-averse investors, forgoing some gains now might be preferable to the pain and panic of a market downturn, certified financial planner Mark LaSpisa, president of Vermillion Financial Advisors in South Barrington, Illinois, told CNBC.
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To be sure, some borrowers might be better off forgoing that benefit to gain access to IBR and its loan forgiveness benefits, but others won't and might not even know that they had given up certain benefits.
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Tata Sons, the holding company of the salt-to-software conglomerate, is also in talks with New Delhi about a potential forgoing of part of the debt Jet owes to the country's state-run banks, Bloomberg added.
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Jeff Merkley, a two-term senator from Oregon, has opted out of running for the 2020 presidential nomination, forgoing what would have been a long-shot bid against some of the most famous names in Democratic politics.
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"Why would a parent put their child's life at risk by voluntarily forgoing a life-saving preventive measure?" asked Robert Pearl, CEO of the Permanente Medical group, a physician-led medical group, in an article for Forbes.
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I spent it in my room, looking outside, largely forgoing fresh air for furtive masturbation sessions and lonely mopes around the virtual town centre clock tower that was MySpace back when MySpace was more real than reality.
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The company that runs the airport, which is owned by the city of Berlin, Brandenburg state and the federal government, spends €17m each month in maintenance for the empty terminal building, while forgoing some €13m in rental income.
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While I'd never suggest forgoing antidepressants if they're helping your mental state, it's crucial to find the right medication for you with psychological benefits and the fewest side effects (and obviously not just those that are skin-related).
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The app launched in late 2014, forgoing the transaction fees charged by more established brokerage platforms like Etrade and Charles Schwab, and billing itself as a way for everyday people to gain access to the financial services industry.
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In the original version, Russell convinced a mixed-up Hawn that she was actually his wife, having her wait on him hand and foot, forgoing her Champagne-fueled shopping sprees at Saks for grocery store runs and PBR.
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According to Christopher Soghoian, a technologist at the ACLU, the wiliest criminals already know to use disposable "burner" phones and, short of forgoing cellular communication altogether, there is no foolproof way for them to evade StingRays and Hailstorms.
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No matter how diligent you are about forgoing spaghetti while wearing a plain white tee or checking your seat before plopping down in white jeans, sometimes there's just nothing you can do to avoid your unspeakable-stain fate.
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Here, of course, is the Fed's greatest challenge: How to set monetary policy when companies simply ignore the tightness of labor supply and leave job openings unfilled, forgoing potential growth opportunities for the sake of keeping wages stable.
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Current and former national security officials told the New Yorker that Bolton is taking a more unilateral approach to policy within the US government itself, forgoing previously regular meetings with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and intelligence officials.
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The beloved original depicted desperate teenagers fighting an enemy invasion in a very personal way — forgoing flag-waving patriotism for an understated kind many service members can truly appreciate: a quiet but steady resolve to protect one's home.
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Federal and state officials are asking those who feel ill to stay home from work, but that's not easy for many to do if it means forgoing a paycheck or getting on the bad side of the boss.
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On a press call Sunday, Colleen Kraft of the American Association of Pediatricians relayed reports from members about expectant mothers forgoing prenatal care because they were worried about losing their immigration status and being separated from their children.
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Even if my patient from Ecuador decides the unthinkable, forgoing Medicaid and chemotherapy to let his cancer slowly consume his body, the federal government could identify his cancer as a reason for denying him legal permanent resident status.
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And although it's the law that apart from "the carefully limited exception" no one is to be detained before a trial, forgoing bail for those charged with more serious crimes still clashed with the public's sense of safety.
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Forgoing the pinstripe Lagonda suits he had favored as a banker, Mr. Macron hit the campaign trail in navy or dark gray models stitched for him by Jonas et Cie, a traditional tailor in Paris's onetime garment district.
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Having released just a small handful of songs every three to five years, the group has also upended the supposed model for modern musicians, forgoing demands for constant output and connectivity while keeping its commercialization to a minimum.
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"That means members of minority communities are forgoing wages; they're having to juggle child and family care and all sorts of other things that white voters don't have to do," said Charles Stewart III, an M.I.T. political scientist.
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Even if you're the most careful shopper in the world — forgoing sample sales, "just looking" store trips with friends, and even those curiosity purchases from e-commerce sites with convenient return policies — you know how much buyer's remorse sucks.
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When a certain threshold of income is guaranteed, people are able to be more daring about chasing jobs or staying in school longer without having to worry as much about the potential wages they are forgoing by doing so.
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Source: FactSet The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX), or "fear guage" is near decade lows on a steadfast belief the Trump administration will deliver on his tax reform, deregulation and infrastructure plans while forgoing the protectionist promises to his base.
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High-profile members of various center-left parties, including the Christian Democrats, had said they might be willing to support Lagos in the left-leaning Nueva Mayoria bloc's primaries, forgoing the opportunity to put forth candidates of their own.
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Now Disney is taking much of that stuff back from Netflix — and forgoing a lot of licensing money — to build a would-be Netflix rival — or, at least, a service that people will pay for in addition to Netflix.
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The fallout has been swift — with Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO John Stumpf being grilled before two committees on Capitol Hill, while forfeiting $41 million in unvested equity and forgoing his salary during an independent investigation by the board.
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That's similar, in fact, to how the investor relations played out between the two as privately held startups: If you invested in a fundraising round at Lyft, were you forever forgoing an ultimately more lucrative fundraising round at Uber?
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That means that popping probiotics or fish oil pills will not magically erase the damage done by eating junk food, skimping on sleep, forgoing exercise, or being chronically stressed, habits that can bring on or exacerbate mental health conditions.
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But he still must cope with the president's intemperate remarks about other countries, and he is forgoing a visit to Jerusalem, perhaps because Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, is still Israel's principal American intermediary.
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CLEVELAND, March 10 (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders called off their primary election-night rallies over coronavirus fears, forgoing the traditional spectacle of addressing cheering supporters as polls close in six states across the country.
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Speculation has swirled around the prospect of Trump's forgoing her reappointment and instead going with a pick of his own, such as his economic advisor Gary Cohn (though the likelihood of a Cohn appointment is seen as having dwindled).
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While her authentic Ines Crystal Pearl headband is not cheap — $225 to be exact — if you're a bride-to-be, the accessory splurge might be worth the price tag, especially if you're forgoing the traditional veil like Hilary Duff.
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"Orman doubled down on her anti-coffee-buying rhetoric, undaunted in the face of think pieces such as "Save $1 Million by Forgoing Coffee and Joy of Any Kind in This Soulless World" and "The Rise of Coffee Shaming.
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And many Mexicans feel that he has begun to do just that: pouring money into social programs, crisscrossing the country in commercial flights to speak directly to ordinary Mexicans, slashing government salaries and forgoing the pomp of past presidents.
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"All I'm trying to do is bring life into this house!" he insists when Mother asks Him to send the swarm of worshippers that invade their home away — forgoing any care that it's she who bore the house life.
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"We are committed to properly vetting this legislation by way of public hearings to determine the appropriateness of forgoing the normal bid process for a contract of this length, scope and magnitude," Mattiello and Ruggerio wrote to Raimondo's office.
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"As well as being more likely to eschew marriage, stable careers, and living independently in their early 20s, more Millennials and iGen'ers are also forgoing sex during emerging adulthood," the researchers wrote in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior.
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To pay for it, Ottawa is axing two tax credits that cover some costs of tuition and textbooks, worth about $550 over the same period, and they'll be forgoing other planned measures regarding student loans and grants, worth $189 million.
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Instead, HR managers and senior leaders are hoping employees won't mind forgoing raises if companies sweeten the fringe benefits they offer, according to a new report from PayScale, which surveyed more than 7,000 companies about compensation, employee engagement and retention.
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This is a new two-wheeled animal, though, that millions of consumers in Beijing, Taipei, Singapore and cities across Asia are renting via phone apps to cover the last mile of journeys, leaving cars and motorcycles at home, and forgoing taxis.
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While there's no word yet on what plans those fighters may have, it now looks like at least one WSOF champion will be forgoing the chance at the PFL's million-dollar championship purse for a shot at greater MMA glory.
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His decision not to meet with the Nobel winners — which a White House spokesman said was a result of Trump's busy foreign travel schedule — follows several other similar choices, including forgoing Ramadan dinner and not having a White House pet.
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She got another chance at camaraderie in 1975, when she joined Bob Dylan's cocaine-dusted Rolling Thunder Revue, partly to get to know "Bobby," who acted, she said, like a "perverse little brat," forgoing actual conversations for Delphic, leering remarks.
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"We've got a lot of people who came from traditional finance backgrounds that are forgoing the chance to go back into that world to get involved in blockchain," Mitchnick, a MBA candidate at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, told CNBC.
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Seasons: 10Highest single-season earnings: Championships: 1Pro Bowls: 7First-team All-Pro: 4One thing to know: In a league where most players are forced to take safe contracts, Revis continually bet on himself and won, often forgoing long-term deals.
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While the state has yet to say how many new students it expects to take advantage of the plan, analysts say that they expect a significant number forgoing private colleges located in the Northeast and opting for public options instead.
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Trump has said he hopes to change the paint job on new Air Force Ones, forgoing the blue-and-white scheme — designed by President John F. Kennedy and first lady Jackie Kennedy — for a red, white and blue color scheme.
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"In short, our findings that legally protected and operating medical marijuana dispensaries reduce opioid-related harms suggests that some individuals may be substituting towards marijuana, reducing the quantity of opioids they consume or forgoing initiation of opiates altogether," the researchers wrote.
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Your choice presents a quandary: A pile of white rice is an efficient vehicle for those strictly interested in mainlining their serving of sauce, but choosing it means forgoing the jollof rice, that mainstay of Nigerian — and much other African — cuisine.
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After leading the Mystics to the W.N.B.A. finals in 503, Toliver faced a decision many of her peers grapple with: Go overseas to make significant money, while forgoing an off-season, or rest her body, which could extend her career.
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The Pac-12 is also paying tens of millions of dollars to run a cable network out of its own pocket and has limited its distribution options by forgoing the negotiating clout that comes with partnering with a major broadcaster.
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Ms. Faulkner said that staying private ensures the company can make decisions without public shareholder pressure — such as forgoing revenue when a client's facilities are damaged by severe weather and it can't afford to pay software maintenance fees for a time.
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Spotify, though, is forgoing a traditional IPO — in which stock is sold in advance of the opening day to some institutional investors — and executing a novel "direct listing" in which company shares are sold directly to mom-and-pop stock pickers.
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Over the years, as other politicians in Law and Justice came and went — either after they challenged Mr. Kaczynski and failed or aggravated him in some other way — the convent stood strong, following his orders and forgoing any personal ambitions.
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While forgoing your bimonthly gel manicure is probably the least of your worries during this time, there's no harm in picking up a new hobby —like DIY nail art — to help ease any coronavirus-induced anxiety you may be experiencing.
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" Hu, a seasoned provocateur, added a sly jab at the travails of democracy: above a picture of the missile, he wrote that China was just fine forgoing the "good stuff" of electoral democracy on display in "Haiti, Libya, Iraq and Ukraine.
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Apted was happy to drop his Hollywood work every seven years to descend once more into his participants' lives, even if it meant forgoing more lucrative feature jobs, but he was too busy to devote much energy to interim upkeep.
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"When we point out to our grass-roots that Elizabeth Warren needs you more because she's forgoing big-money fund-raising, that definitely is a more compelling pitch that results in more people taking out their credit card," he said.
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And a university program that produces and sells mice containing human fetal tissue is forgoing the federal funding it has relied on for nearly three decades, imperiling the work of scores of biomedical researchers who depend on these lab animals.
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Lawton had considered forgoing his senior year and playing in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, but he stuck with his high school team after already playing well in the world junior championships and other high-level tournaments and camps.
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"Not only do you have a real significant number that are deferring care, forgoing care altogether, you also have a big chunk that are getting the care but having to borrow to get it," said Dan Witters, Gallup senior researcher.
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Forgoing trousers has been a dubious mark of pop feminist empowerment at least since Madonna's "Who's That Girl" tour 30 years ago, but at the 59th Grammy Awards, several performers decided this wasn't enough and that they must lose their shirts.
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For some, the problem with global warming is the idea that they may have to change their behaviour to fight it, not just by recycling or eating more seasonal food but by, heaven forbid, forgoing that holiday in Gstaad or the Maldives.
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Kim first pioneered this trend, donning one XXL t-shirt after the next from her husband Kanye West's line of merch for his new album The Life of Pablo, forgoing any semblance of bottoms altogether in favor of some very tall boots.
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Perhaps predictably, some organizations comply, while others don't, forgoing financial support from the US. Those experiencing financial shortfalls generally seek alternative sources of support, but the magnitude of aid provided by the US is so great that other sources typically cannot compensate.
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While more couples are forgoing old-school printed invitations with self-addressed, stamped RSVPs in favor of the (in theory easier) digital ones, most are still opting for the traditional version — whether it's for sentimentality's sake or to keep older relatives happy.
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Forgoing the big trading desks that provided so much revenue for their former employers, these bankers — from Kenneth D. Moelis of Moelis & Company to Paul J. Taubman of PJT Partners and Aryeh Bourkoff of LionTree Advisors — instead focused largely on advising on deals.
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Two of the biggest names in the industry aren't holding their usual press conferences; mega-publisher Electronic Arts will instead be live streaming news and announcements over the course of a weekend; and Sony isn't just forgoing a keynote, it's skipping E3 altogether.
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After leaving the possibility of the visit dangling, the White House announced definitively Tuesday that President Donald Trump would not be following in their footsteps and will be forgoing a visit to the DMZ as he sets out on his maiden Asia trip.
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While the GATT was brewing, John Maynard Keynes, an influential economist, doubted that Britain should spurn the option of using tariffs to control the level of employment—though he did accept that the benefits of everyone forgoing tariffs could outweigh the costs.
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Daily Burn: 20 Meal Prep Tips From the Best Preppers We Know It's the same rationale the Meatless Monday campaign uses to validate the claim that forgoing meat one day a week can lower your risk for cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and obesity.
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Interior designer Nora Calderwood and architect Adam Darter are one design couple who tripled the space potential of their 650-square-foot one-bedroom in Park Slope, Brooklyn — by using color, tearing down a wall, incorporating versatile furniture, and forgoing window treatments.
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So while manufacturers are free to use the open source version of Android, which does not include stipulations for pre-loading Google services, doing so means forgoing the primary consumer lure of the platform: an app store containing more than one million apps.
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But at the same time it saw a 67-percent surge in the number of people visiting its food pantry, which the group said was a sign that immigrants were forgoing government food aid in favor of the less risky food pantry.
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As someone who cares deeply about electing Democrats to public office, I understand the pragmatism of not weakening the eventual Democratic nominee before the general election, but this should not come at the cost of forgoing opportunities to nurture an informed, engaged electorate.
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He said today that hearing the families' stories affected him so deeply that he started thinking about how he could send an individual message of responsibility, in the form of forgoing the bonus until Max jets are once again in the air.
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In short, it would make the American dream harder to obtain for low-income immigrants, many of whom are already in the country and now face a choice between forgoing services they need and legally entitled to and jeopardizing their immigration status.
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Nevertheless, every day Josh would go out of his way to sit next to me in treatment, during free time, even on field trips (forgoing his anti-nausea seat in the front of the bus to sit with me in the back).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A virus outbreak in China has prompted seven Chinese films that were set to premiere during the country's Lunar New Year holiday to postpone screenings, forgoing what is usually the best week of the year at the Chinese box office.
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The WHO's expert on mental health and substance abuse, Shekhar Saxena, said some of the worst cases seen in global research were of gamers playing for up to 20 hours a day, forgoing sleep, meals, work or school and other daily activities.
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More locally, the money saved from skipping photo shoots — forgoing all those travel, production and talent costs — will be donated to Fondazione Querini Stampalia, a cultural center and library in Venice that was damaged in November by the city's high-tide floods.
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She was able to invest early in a massive political organization — spending 87 cents of every dollar she raised in early 2019 — without fear of bankrupting her bid, and she had that financial backstop to lessen the risk of forgoing traditional fund-raisers.
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Bloomberg, a former New York mayor, has rapidly ascended in the polls — he's now in third place in national surveys — despite forgoing the first four nominating contests in order to devote resources to the more delegate-rich states that start voting in March.
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Amazon has recently been criticized and accused of pushing its employees beyond limits, with examples emerging of workers forgoing bathroom breaks for fear of interfering with productivity stats and warehouse employees even being told to return to work after a colleague died.
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Unlike those other contexts, it isn't really an addiction — not unless you find yourself on an uncontrollable, self-hating downward spiral where you have to go back to Season 1, Episode 1 over and over again, forgoing your sleep, your health, your job.
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In a new book titled Capone: His Life, Legacy, and Legend, out October 1003, National Book Award Winner Deirdre Bair takes a different approach than most Capone biographers, forgoing analysis of the gangster's well-covered "professional" life to instead examine his private and personal.
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While your plans to have children or your relationship status are common factors to consider, a new study published in the journal Contraception has found another, much more surprising reason why many women are forgoing hormonal birth control for less effective methods of contraception.
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In fact, when you're part of that elite group dubbed the A-list, couturiers around the world will fight to clothe you in custom duds, wagering that the press they'll receive for doing so will be well worth forgoing their usual astronomical price tag.
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Amid ongoing discussion in the entertainment industry about whether award shows should maintain a distinction between male and female nominees, the VMAs are following in the footsteps of the MTV Movie & TV Awards by forgoing gendered categories for the first time in the show's history.
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Read more: Big oil has donated millions to senators considering Rex Tillerson for secretary of state Steyer poked a hole in that theory on Monday by forgoing a run for Governor of California in 2018, instead keeping his focus on impeachment and the 2018 midterms.
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Forgoing a war room Trump and top officials, including his son-in-law Jared Kushner, have dismissed the need for a war room to bolster the White House's response to Democrats' impeachment inquiry, as President Bill Clinton's White House established when he faced impeachment.
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The Church of England, which has about 25 million members worldwide, exhorted the faithful to participate in the Lent Plastic Challenge forgoing single-use plastic containers, such as plastic cups, and unnecessary plastic packaging, as part of a wider program of stewardship for the environment.
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He has seen less evidence of bidding wars; fewer examples of buyers waiving contingencies, such as forgoing the option to pull out if something about the sale goes wrong; fewer multiple offers, and fewer homes that sell for very much more than their asking price.
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Forgoing straws entirely is challenging—since the days of the mint julep, crushed ice-based and slushy drinks have required them, customers often demand them even when they're unnecessary, and there's a real argument to be made that not carrying straws at all is ableist.
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In the case of the Note 7, that means a unification across Samsung's Galaxy Note line, pulling the phablet up alongside its septuagenarian siblings, the S7 and S7 Edge; most notably, aesthetic consistency across the lines is the real reason for forgoing the sixth installment.
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The Republican chairmen of the Senate and House budget committees said last week they were forgoing the decades-long tradition of hearing testimony from the director of the Office of Management and Budget, claiming they expected Obama's budget to offer little in debt reduction.
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Instead, it makes it possible for high-end PSAPs to voluntarily reclassify as hearing aids if they decide to market themselves as a solution for hearing impairment — something they would do now if it didn't mean forgoing the ability to sell directly to consumers.
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Forgoing all modern technology, workers use hammers to break stones and forge iron, operate wooden wheels to hoist their materials up to where they are needed, and rely on a quarry for stone, clay and sand as they build up a castle from scratch.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian far-right veteran Heinz-Christian Strache, who quit as deputy head of the coalition government over a video sting, said on Monday he would not take up a European Parliament seat, forgoing a move that might have hurt his Freedom Party further.
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The dual-sided snapshot showed Philipps forgoing makeup in both selfies: On the left, she left the photo unaltered, without a filter, and on the right, she put the photo through every celeb's favorite photoshopping app, Facetune, which gave the star a glowing, radiant complexion.
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Because of the high risks of crossing and the low odds of being permitted to stay, more and more would-be asylum-seekers are now forgoing Europe, choosing instead to chance the journey through the Americas that brings them to Sadek's restaurant in Tapachula.
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Once funded, clients must work to piece together the remaining portion of the procedure cost by either reaching out to more funds, pawning or selling things, asking friends or family for small amounts, taking payday loans, or, most commonly, forgoing rent, groceries, or bills.
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They describe their latest album, "Violet Street" — named for the location of the Los Angeles warehouse where it was recorded — as some of their most collaborative work, with all five band members forgoing preproduction preparation in order to make the whole thing from scratch, together.
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BEIJING, Jan 23 (Reuters) - A virus outbreak in China has prompted seven Chinese films that were set to premiere during the country's Lunar New Year holiday to postpone screenings, forgoing what is usually the best week of the year at the Chinese box office.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said Wednesday that he plans to contribute a substantial amount of the "tens of millions of dollars" he's forgoing in pay to funds the company has set up for the families of the 346 victims of the two 737 MAX crashes.
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Mr. Kushner has talked to at least one lawyer and believes that by forgoing a salary and putting his business holdings into a blind trust he would not be bound by such laws, according to a person who had been briefed on the talks.
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Canadians who have managed to keep their middle-class jobs have largely done so by forgoing wage increases; research I conducted for the nonpartisan Centre for International Governance Innovation shows that real incomes of the middle slice of Canadian households haven't grown in decades.
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Appearing Sunday on ABC's "This Week" before Mr. Trump's tweet, Ms. Pelosi told senators considering forgoing a full trial that "dismissing is a cover-up" and asserted that whatever the outcome, the trial could never "erase" the stain of impeachment from Mr. Trump's record.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. is at risk of falling behind, potentially depriving our economy of 15 percent growth in GDP over the next decade, compromising our national security, and forgoing our chance to be the global trendsetter in harnessing AI for the good of society.
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While Rubin believes a handwritten note stands out more than an email and is a good option if sent within 48 hours, Liebman suggests forgoing the handwritten note for a few reasons: • Conventional postal delivery services are referred to as "snail-mail" for a reason.
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Forgoing well-established, and reasonable, traditions of MMA trash-talking that say it's best to save your psychological warfare and your breath for people you might one day actually fight, Conor leapt five whole weight classes that night just for the sake of landing a blow.
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In the early years of iOS, jailbreaking remained the primary method for sideloading apps onto an iPhone, but it required downloading a modified operating system and forgoing timely updates, Apple customer support, and other perks of the iOS ecosystem that came with Apple's walled garden approach.
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Make small sacrifices: Forget the morning coffee shop run — there are plenty of ways to stay creatively caffeinated around the world, from matcha in Japan to mate in Argentina, that will be worth forgoing a $4 latte every day to save money that's better spent abroad.
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While many people have bemoaned having to choose between the iPhone XS and XR, or are simply forgoing a mobile upgrade entirely, the Series 2749 stood out for how simple of a purchase it is for those who've been sitting on the sidelines of the wearable market.
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The palace has dismissed claims that Harry forgoing the family bonding event this year has anything to do with his wife, but a royal source told the publication that Harry's absence will most likely put more strain on his already allegedly tense relationship with his brother.
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Granted, retirees can lower their health-care premiums by selecting a less benefit-rich MediGap plan or forgoing one entirely, but they expose themselves to higher out-of-pocket health costs if they actually need care, especially as they age and the costs of care rises.
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Whether or not you're in a relationship with your crush, if the intrusive thoughts don't fade and begin to interfere with your daily life (like you're forgoing showers or not able to concentrate at work), Dr. Van Kirk says it's best to seek help from a therapist.
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Where Bohemian Rhapsody takes its story beats from Mercury's life — albeit with some dismaying alterations — to paint a straightforward portrait of the artist, Rocketman does away with the cinematic conventions of a more typical biopic, forgoing restaged, famous performances to instead reimagine and recontextualize John's catalog.
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," she talked to her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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"We know from studies we have done and that others have done that many people are forgoing marriage for economic reasons, and we do see that here, with many cohabitants saying they are not far enough along in their career to get married yet," she said.
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Despite the rich tradition of Deaf storytelling and theater showcased by award-winning companies such as the National Theatre of the Deaf and Deaf West Theatre, Hollywood has an equally longstanding tradition of forgoing deaf actors for hearing ones, even for signing and/or deaf characters.
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"We know from studies we have done and that others have done that many people are forgoing marriage for economic reasons, and we do see that here, with many cohabitants saying they are not far enough along in their career to get married yet," she said.
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During its tenure as the Garden Diner and Café—you may know it by its original moniker, the (a little on-the-nose) "Bartertown Diner"—the café prided itself on forgoing a tipping system, paying its employees a living wage, and eschewing the concept of management.
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The Police Department for the neighboring town of St. Anthony, which patrols Falcon Heights and two other suburbs, had declined to participate in the state's 2003 study of racial profiling in traffic stops, even though the decision meant forgoing police cameras and other incentives, Professor Orfield said.
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Despite earlier threats and a recommendation from the Judiciary Committee, Democrats stopped short of formally holding either Mr. Barr or Mr. McGahn in contempt of Congress for now, forgoing an accusation of a crime in favor of what they hope is continued leverage to force cooperation.
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"Michael Bloomberg and his campaign made a promise," that complaint said, claiming promissory estoppel, or harm done to the former employees who rearranged their lives, forgoing other jobs and plans to apply to graduate school, based on the promise that they would work on the general election.
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Chicago-based United also slashed its 2020 capital expenditure by more than a third to about $4.5 billion, a move that will likely lead to aircraft delivery deferrals, and said CEO Oscar Munoz and President Scott Kirby are forgoing their base salaries through at least June 30.
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At the same time, Bloomberg is set to make his debut on the ballot on Super Tuesday after forgoing runs in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina and spending hundreds of millions of dollars to reach voters beyond the four early primary and caucus states.
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As the drama unfolds, and the Marschallin accepts the need for her to give up Octavian so that a woman his own age can have him, she ruminates in a bittersweet monologue on the need to yield to the inevitable march of time, forgoing bodily passion.
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But just as Mr. Gingrich's own ethical lapses unfairly tar honest politicians, a relatively tiny number of corrupt workers tarnish the vast majority of civil servants who are, as the Trump team has said, "great and committed people," often forgoing higher private-sector salaries for public service.
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Hours before the Knicks announced that Jackson would actually face reporters in person — forgoing Twitter as his means of a postseason state of the franchise — Zenker recalled in a telephone interview the polite rebuff from a season-ticket marketing representative on the subject of the team's direction.
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It requires overhauling the brand's business model: forgoing seasonal collections; eschewing — or being rejected by — traditional retailers that accept only large orders and standard packaging; selling directly to consumers; and getting design teams to think about the sustainability and supply chain of each material and garment.
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But in the past decade, a noteworthy development in the Israeli scene has been the rise of the independent choreographer — artists forgoing company structures in favor of intimate and conceptually daring work that still exudes the anxious, palpable intensity that has become a mark of the Israeli dance sensibility.
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They're considering forgoing a big cut in the top income tax rate on the rich, offering moderate-income Americans so many tax breaks that many would be excused from paying taxes entirely and passing a potentially 1,000-page tax bill few have seen within a matter of weeks.
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The primetime bargaining show, which features 26 models possessing cash amounts ranging from a single penny to $1 million, forces contestants into deciding between forgoing the potential briefcase riches in exchange for an unknown "Banker's" offer, or stick to their instincts and risk earning some dimes and nickels.
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Data from the e-Conomy SEA report The crux of its problem is that online sellers who use Lazada, Shopee or other platforms that are forgoing profit in order to grow, are ironically less able to scale their business since there are few 'e-commerce friendly' financing options.
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In Iowa, Mr. Sanders has largely opted out of the cattle-call events that have drawn most of the presidential field, forgoing opportunities to make his case to both undecided attendees and supporters of other candidates who might be persuaded to pick Mr. Sanders as a second choice.
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At a time when the average wedding costs more than $25,000, celebs, as well as everyday people, are demonstrating that you can have the perfect celebration for less than $1,000 by forgoing flowers, streamlining guest lists and using venues that are already available and free, among other strategies.
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Given that only a small minority of Windows users in India already have Windows 10, Microsoft could be forgoing several billion dollars of potential revenue if they agreed to sell just the more widely used Home version of Windows 10 at a quarter of its current Indian retail price.
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This has meant forgoing what would likely have been hundreds of millions of dollars over the past several years in rights fees if the Pac-12 had partnered with a traditional media company or renegotiated its current deal more in tune with the rising market for live sports rights.
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Though he was hesitant to reveal many details about who he wants to fill his coaching staff, Gase said that he was considering forgoing hiring a quarterback coach, so as not to fill Darnold's head with too many voices besides that of his offensive coordinator and Gase himself.
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While I may never get to hear my father laugh again or see him hug my mother, I will commit to fighting for a society where the cost of a doctor's visit does not mean forgoing dinner or running water -- a situation that my father has had to face numerous times.
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Abu Dhabi's ruling Al Nahyan family, which used its oil wealth to bail out Dubai in 2009, would not want to lose face, which would probably mean keeping two hubs and brands in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai, forgoing the potential efficiency savings from moving to a single hub airport.
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That strategy, combined with a more tactical behind-the-scenes effort to "influence incentives," as her team would put it, is no longer quite a natural fit in the chaos of the Trump administration — leading some progressives to ask if she missed her moment by forgoing a run in 2016.
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He recounted to voters how his campaign had been practically forgotten, promised to continue taking a positive tone and forgoing attacks on other candidates, and boasted about his victory over Mr. Trump in Dixville Notch, N.H., the tiny locale famous for having all its voters cast their ballots at midnight.
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These include not only what they have had to spend, in lives and treasure, on waging war and maintaining military readiness over generations, but the immense opportunity cost of forgoing fruitful exchanges between parts of the same subcontinental space that in the past have always been open to each other.
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," the recently engaged 22-year-old talks her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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Warren -- who in May introduced legislation that would impose a lifetime ban on former lawmakers and Cabinet members from lobbying -- asked Esper if he would commit to forgoing employment with a defense contractor, or payments of any kind from a defense firm, for at least four years after his government service.
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Warren — who in May introduced legislation that would impose a lifetime ban on former lawmakers and Cabinet members from lobbying — asked Esper if he would commit to forgoing employment with a defense contractor, or payments of any kind from a defense firm, for at least four years after his government service.
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Mr. Kushner has consulted with at least one lawyer and believes that by forgoing a salary and putting his investment fund, his real estate holdings and The New York Observer into a blind trust, he would not be bound by federal nepotism rules, according to one of the people briefed.
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"There's a greater urgency among women investors to use their growing financial clout in support of other women and to invest in the future they want — rejecting outdated views about sacrificing the potential for investment returns or forgoing their own goals in order to do so," Krawcheck said in a statement.
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Inasmuch as cutting the corporate rate to 20 percent has an outsized, positive impact on the economy, and does so at relatively little net revenue loss to the federal government, settling for a higher rate means forgoing significant economic growth with the federal government gaining relatively little revenue in the process.
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