"Unofficial" product repair shops may be getting a leg up in Nebraska, Minnesota, New York, Massachusetts, and Kansas.
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Fortunately, getting a leg up in today's job market is actually as easy as refining your data science knowledge — i.e.
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You might be able to buy it in Ikea soon Lim is also getting a leg up from another big retailer.
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At the same time, they think women are getting a leg-up from new government programs that help them enter traditionally male-dominated industries.
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When it comes to getting a leg up against these kinds of schemes, Khirallah, Kreitzer, and Haskins all agree suing is rarely your best option.
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Victor Espinoza getting a leg up for the first time since his injury working out Bobby Abu Dhabi over the summer at Del Mar. pic.twitter.
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A lot of basic calculator apps don't have a graphing feature, so the Windows 10 calculator might also be getting a leg up on rival apps.
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The failure led to Merck & Co Inc's Keytruda getting a leg up in the key immuno-oncology field and Bristol-Myers' becoming the target of activist investors.
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Here are Misner's tips for getting a leg up: The best networking strategy begins with friends, family and business contacts whom "you know, like and trust," Misner said.
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The Canadian market may be getting a leg up over the U.S., but most aren't overly concerned that the Canada will leave its southern neighbor in the dust.
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Safe-haven currencies were also getting a leg up, with yen strengthening to 112.58 against the greenback, and the Kiwi rising to $0.7300, compared to levels around $0.72 seen earlier.
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Expanding into new regions — while getting a leg up over Amazon through massive shopping events like Singles Day and Super September — have been key areas of focus for the company.
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The League of Legends 2020 League Championship Series Spring Split began Saturday in Los Angeles, with four teams getting a leg up on the field in the 13-week event.
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The League of Legends 2020 League Championship Series Spring Split continued Sunday in Los Angeles, with four teams getting a leg up on the field in the 13-week event.
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Casinos and gambling websites, already adept at tilting long-term odds in their favor, are getting a leg up from technology that could inject even more certainty into their profit calculations.
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But getting a leg up on a leading part in the next John Green adaptation or YA breakout — see Labyrinth Lost, Anthem, and Dumplin'— isn't the only reason to crack open a spine or load up a Kindle.
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If you're older and you've worked hard and spent a shitload of money on records and a shitload of time looking for them, then I'd understand how you might look at someone getting a leg-up and resent it.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar gained in Asian trading on Friday, getting a leg up against the yen after the Bank of Japan increased its purchases of Japanese government bonds in a move aimed at stemming a rise in yields.
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While Novartis will wait until a December cancer symposium in San Antonio to give specifics of the latest Kisqali study, analysts said initial data bode well for the medicine's getting a leg-up against Ibrance in pre-menopausal women.
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Typical affirmative action discussions hinge on the issue of meritocracy — that what makes affirmative action fundamentally flawed is that people who are getting a "leg up" are seen as inherently undeserving compared to those people who have had advantages.
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Conservative voices have largely come out in favor of a merger, suggesting that by joining forces the new company (also named T-Mobile) would increase competition for AT&T and Verizon by getting a leg up in the race to implement 5G.
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Startups are getting a leg up in the market purely because they're swimming in SoftBank's cash — not because they've proven their business models or have some kind of important technological or organizational competitive advantage, Dan Malven, a managing director at 4490 Ventures, said.
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To further evoke the dead end-ness of these housing schemes, Ward has placed nearby a ladder filled with frozen cement, so there's no use for it, except as a symbol for the impossibility of getting a leg up on the higher rung of the socioeconomic ladder.
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While trying to give all of the teams national exposure, ABC ended up with a surplus of games involving games between either small-market teams and/or teams with losing records. In 1989 (the final year of ABC's contract with Major League Baseball), ABC moved the baseball telecasts to Thursday nights in hopes of getting a leg up against NBC's Cosby Show. The network also aired some late-season games on Sunday afternoons. The FX cable channel aired Monday night games in 1997.
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Two years later, they released Super Refraction on the "fake" indie label, Egg Records (bankrolled by major label Elektra).Getting a leg up, Brett Milano, The Phoenix, January 17, 2002 The album landed them on the Boston Herald's "Local Best of 1997" list, with music critic Tristram Lozaw declaring it to be "[s]ilky smart pop with sublime sonics".Reviews sparkle but sales are lackluster, Tristram Lozaw, Boston Herald, s19, January 9, 1998 The album was nominated for a Boston Music Award for Indie Label Album of the Year, with Forgione also being nominated for Outstanding Local Female Vocalist.Bosstones, Crowns top nominees, Steve Morse, Boston Globe, C19, November 21, 1997 Signing a publishing deal with Warner-Chappell Music, they ultimately used most of the advance money buying out the remainder of their 5-album contract with Egg, with whom they'd become increasingly disillusioned.
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