Our goodwill has to be met by the same degree of goodwill.
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I made a resolution this year that I'm not allowed to shop unless I donate to Goodwill, in which case I can buy one item from Goodwill for every one thing I donate to Goodwill.
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I've had to scour Goodwill and Amazon, with delightful but very rare results at Goodwill and depressing results on Amazon.
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"So if there is goodwill - and there is goodwill as we saw - a solution is possible." editing by Janet McBride
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Goodwill declined, but after some negotiations, the couple and Goodwill agreed that a pizza party for the staff would be acceptable.
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Our FLR calculation excludes goodwill created through internal restructurings as well as goodwill related to the group's non-insurance related operations.
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It has also generated goodwill among its neighbours: and, as any accountant would agree, there is an economic value to goodwill.
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The largest single grant — $10 million, the largest Google's ever made — is going to Goodwill, which is creating the Goodwill Digital Career Accelerator.
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In 2015, his Goodwill opened an Excel school in Memphis, with Goodwill funding the bulk of the program and private philanthropists helping out.
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In the hours after the murders were discovered police initially said that Goodwill-Yost's 17-year-old daughter, Katlynn Goodwill-Yost, had gone missing.
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"He said he's pre-emptively taken steps necessary for denuclearization and wants to see these goodwill measures being met with goodwill measures," he added.
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With virtually no goodwill brand value, Oath's overall value (assets and goodwill) is now worth half of what it was a few years ago.
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"He said he's pre-emptively taken steps necessary for denuclearization and wants to see these goodwill measures being met with goodwill measures," Chung added.
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New items will be uploaded regularly, and listed under the regional Goodwill handles so customers know they're buying from Goodwill as opposed to an individual seller.
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"GE Power's current goodwill balance is approximately $23 billion and the goodwill impairment charge is likely to constitute substantially all of this balance," GE said Monday.
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The Obama administration was wrong about its perception of the world: The idea that goodwill and goodness will be rewarded and reciprocated by goodwill and goodness.
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Two young children were left unharmed in the home but police initially said that Goodwill-Yost's 17-year-old daughter, Katlynn Goodwill-Yost, had gone missing.
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"I think there's a lot of goodwill for Paul Ryan, but I don't know if there's so much goodwill that they'll let him stay as Speaker," Rep.
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It's taking the enormous goodwill an audience has toward a character — goodwill built by powerful, thoughtful storytelling — and profiteering off of it in the name of mediocre violence.
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I bought them for $212 at Goodwill a few months ago and thought I could just wash them myself, but I couldn't get that musty Goodwill smell out.
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Goodwill employee James Murphy was the first to realize a pet was part of Pair's donation, finding Toki hidden in Pair's couch while moving items at the Goodwill warehouse.
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"I think there's a lot of goodwill for Paul Ryan, but I don't know if there's so much goodwill that they'll let him stay as Speaker," said longtime Rep.
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It could also mean Salesforce is undervaluing other intangible assets that don&apost fall under goodwill, like brand names or developed technology, boosting the goodwill value instead, he said.
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It wrote off the entire $1.2 billion goodwill cost in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa region, while taking another $159 million loss from the $466 million goodwill in Asia.
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"Now Maduro can say: 'I showed goodwill, the bondholders showed goodwill ... but unfortunately because Uncle Sam is not playing ball we can't (refinance)'," said Dehn, who did not attend the meeting.
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Females are grinding and G-to-G-ing their way to establishing goodwill and connectedness, or reinforcing goodwill and connectedness already in place, using sex to build a sisterhood of sorts.
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Only 32 companies reported goodwill balances of over $25 billion, and just 19 companies had goodwill account for over half of their total assets, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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Among the rebels there is concern — and some goodwill.
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Amazon and Goodwill have teamed up to remind shoppers of "Give Back Box" — a no-cost program that allows people to donate to Goodwill via mail by reusing their extra cardboard boxes.
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"We recorded a $4,461 million non-cash goodwill impairment charge as a result of our annual goodwill impairment test conducted in the fourth quarter of 2015," it noted in its earnings release.
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"You agree to keep confidential our provision of the Goodwill, the terms of this agreement and the incidents or claims leading or related to our provision of the Goodwill," the document said.
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Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani: the man who mirrored an ever-changing Iran Relations with the West Despite American support for Saddam, Rafsanjani was receptive to President George HW Bush's promise that "goodwill begets goodwill".
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Goodwill donations get even weirder It's common for employees at Goodwill to find money in pockets of clothing or purses that haven't been emptied when sorting donations, but not 60 ounces of marijuana.
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Companies that don't own a lot of tangible assets, like software makers, tend to draw higher goodwill, but it's rare for companies in physical retail to get such high goodwill in a deal.
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Nintendo has a rich fountain of goodwill, to be sure.
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To pay that goodwill forward, he founded The Herren Project.
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SARA EISEN: You just said there has to be goodwill.
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This requires a leader who has goodwill and can communicate.
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However, it's not the first time Goodwill has gone online.
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He was appointed a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in October 123.
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I'd like to see peace and goodwill among all men.
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Today, the treatment of goodwill matters for almost all companies.
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"By not doing more monetary expansion, (the Chinese) signal goodwill."
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This sort of idea is actually an act of goodwill.
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It would earn him and our country badly needed goodwill.
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But that's where the goodwill ended and the sparring resumed.
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That goodwill doesn't appear to be there for Luke Cage.
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Her policies also earn goodwill abroad, particularly from neighbouring India.
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" Trump added: "I really believe there's a lot of goodwill.
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Another gesture of goodwill notched up, if you're keeping count.
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Including goodwill, its return on capital is a poor 9%.
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Treating the dead better would create goodwill among the living.
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Berkshire must pay takeover premiums and has $22011bn of goodwill.
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Consequently Trudeau took power with a deep reservoir of goodwill.
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I give my old clothes to Goodwill every couple months.
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Counting that "goodwill impairment," Yahoo lost $4.53 billion this year.
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These policies depend on the continued goodwill between our countries.
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There will be no goodwill or honeymoon period for Clinton.
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They've already built up a reservoir of fame and goodwill.
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This is time for peace, goodwill towards other human beings.
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Democracy depends upon an assumption of goodwill among fellow citizens.
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Democracies depend on an assumption of goodwill among fellow citizens.
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A goodwill valuation encompasses a company's brand value and reputation.
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Denmark has amassed enormous amounts of goodwill in the past.
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She has served as a Unicef Goodwill Ambassador since 1999.
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In his view, FEMA is leaning too much on goodwill.
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The ingredients are there, the goodwill seems to be growing.
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Ann Hould-Ward's costumes look like Goodwill finds — and rejects.
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"It's all left to the goodwill of employers," Mildner said.
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"There's a lot of goodwill about this issue," he said.
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But translating goodwill into solidarity requires significant time and effort.
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This sharing is all a bit of harmless goodwill, right?
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There's a Goodwill nearby, and we decide to wander around.
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The action of community goodwill received plaudits on the internet.
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That track record has bought Iger considerable goodwill among investors.
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A successful outcome will require political savvy, compromise and goodwill.
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We are not counting on their goodwill or their altruism.
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At least 285 companies had goodwill over $10 billion as of the most recent quarter, while some companies like CenturyLink had goodwill that even exceeded their market cap, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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"I would be happy to disarm the moment I see the other side disarming I'll be happy to show goodwill the moment I see an ounce of goodwill coming from the other side," D'Souza said.
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Ever since Lost ended in 2010, it's been held up as an example of a show that had immense goodwill headed into its series finale but nevertheless botched that goodwill with a bad final episode.
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As a goodwill gesture, Pakistan released the pilot the next day.
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Li said the deal reflected China's goodwill to Canadian canola farmers.
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It took a 200 million pound goodwill impairment on the unit.
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David Beckham, the English football star, is a UNICEF goodwill ambassador.
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Meanwhile, the deal has left Europe dependent on Mr Erdogan's goodwill.
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Only the remaining, unallocated excess purchase price is recorded as goodwill.
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Mr Trump has squandered whatever goodwill he had among the Palestinians.
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Thailand's military rulers could not resist basking in all the goodwill.
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That helps the channel build goodwill and earns it free marketing.
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There's a lot of goodwill to be gained without much effort.
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And America's leadership has depended on the goodwill of its allies.
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It's not just a gesture of goodwill on their part, though.
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And how far the mighty can fall when they squander goodwill.
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My dress cost 150 by goodwill, I'm not a gold digger.
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He's hoping the long-term goodwill of users will offset that.
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"There's a lot of interest and goodwill toward cash," Faye said.
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Her latest role is that of a UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador.
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How much goodwill did I cultivate as the mayor of Newark?
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Kim also released three American prisoners as a gesture of goodwill.
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Trump spent Monday in Washington on a goodwill tour of sorts.
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Then she made powerful feminist statements as UN Women Goodwill Ambassador.
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GRAPHIC: Proportion of goodwill impairment to Chinese listed firms' profits - tmsnrt.
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Mayor Khan wants Trump to cancel his goodwill trip to Britain.
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Andritz also plans a 25 million euro write-down of goodwill.
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The country, its culture and its institutions are stronger with goodwill.
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Meet her with her kid when you've got the requisite goodwill.
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People of goodwill would prefer that such things did not exist.
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They will go to the Goodwill store on West 72nd Street.
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While this seems full of goodwill and angelically thoughtful -- it's not.
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A single goodwill measure, even an unprecedented one, won't cut it.
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It's another symbol of the goodwill Albania has towards the US.
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At 2180:2150, a Goodwill staffer hands out tickets to enter.
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Angela says the dress ended up in a Goodwill donations pile.
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"Goodwill alone is not enough anymore," Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra added.
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Nowadays, Congress is defined by stories of goodwill crumbling under pressure.
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Goodwill: In partnership with Dell Reconnect, the organization accepts electronic donations.
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Humour is a great repair technique that fosters goodwill, says Gottman.
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He is also working to establish goodwill with his Senate colleagues.
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Who knew after all Wendy's talk about goodwill keeping them safe.
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Government relations is proliferating goodwill to consistently maintain a positive reputation.
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Goodwill writeoffs were also lower, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.
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Like with those dingy blouses from Goodwill, she saw the potential.
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The Salvation Army and Goodwill have valuation guides, as does TurboTax.
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Kidman has been a Goodwill Ambassador of UN Women since 2006.
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Clinton has plenty of goodwill in the 47-member Democratic Caucus.
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Occasional trips to Goodwill and the Salvation Army augment his wardrobe.
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"Goodwill alone is not enough anymore," Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra added.
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Natty Davis, a former cabinet minister, remembers "an extreme amount of goodwill".
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The holiday season is a time for generosity and goodwill, after all.
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Why, we might ask, is this company deserving of anyone's uncritical goodwill?
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I did however, occasionally feel depleted in energy, goodwill, and cognitive ability.
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Donations will be sent to the closest Goodwill participating in the program.
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Total goodwill for all listed firms worldwide is $8trn, according to Bloomberg.
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The next day, I drove everything to a Goodwill near my house.
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And then they invited me to be the goodwill ambassador for UNEP.
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GE wrote down $27.5.7 billion in goodwill at the unit last year.
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GE wrote down $22 billion in goodwill at the unit last year.
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I admire her continued involvement with the UN as a goodwill ambassador.
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And will require the goodwill of other drivers giving way to them.
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That same year, she also became a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for peace.
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But it all still relies on the goodwill of mainland Chinese leaders.
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AT&T has a healthy return on capital of 17%, excluding goodwill.
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That interaction produces working relationships based on goodwill, the Lowy Institute said.
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Excluding goodwill, return on tangible equity (ROTE) is already a passable 10%.
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Volunteering, though, demands the luxury of free time as well as goodwill.
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After an afternoon at Goodwill and Buffalo Exchange, I don't find anything.
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Monsanto said the settlement, which it called a "goodwill gesture," was confidential.
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Giving out parking tickets in New York does not usually inspire goodwill.
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Donation-based crowdfunding seeks funding that comes as goodwill from the community.
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Presenting her with a gift that signifies your goodwill is only appropriate.
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And in 2017, UNICEF appointed Singh as one of their Goodwill Ambassadors.
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The takeaway Many nonprofits like Goodwill depend on donations of all kinds.
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The latest quarter's loss included a goodwill impairment charge of $132 million.
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Could social media be a way to try and build goodwill globally?
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Return on capital is at near-record levels, too (adjusted for goodwill).
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Thanks to Miss Suu Kyi's election victory, Myanmar has the world's goodwill.
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The goodwill following Ashraf Ghani's election as president of Afghanistan has ebbed.
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Sectors with significant goodwill assets fell sharply on Monday, with leisure & entertainment .
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We could even offer a sweetener, a gesture of goodwill: no preconditions.
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Impeachment politics tends to undermine bipartisan goodwill often needed for legislative success.
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It's a nice gesture that boosts goodwill and loyalty, along with sales.
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Those goals are by and large shared by all Americans of goodwill.
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There is an enormous amount of general goodwill toward Biden among Democrats.
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People genuinely like Apple products and it would bring Cook tremendous goodwill.
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So don't expect a lot of goodwill towards him in this situation.
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Misguided goodwill can be more dangerous than actions that stem from malice.
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It sounds crazy, but a little bit of goodwill kind of thing.
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When left to the goodwill of corporations, these disparities will only persist.
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They have used up all of my shipper goodwill by this point.
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We go to Goodwill, and I find a vintage Syracuse Orangeman sweatshirt.
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She hasn't exactly built up a mountain of goodwill throughout the years.
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You just go back and rely on the goodwill of your family.
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Under Mao, pandas were given as goodwill gifts to allies like Russia.
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Trump's draining supply of goodwill towards Pruitt is the EPA administrator's lifeline.
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The success of the business is a combination of grit and goodwill.
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Despite the goodwill, few had backed the effort with time and money.
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They inherited 50 years of trust and goodwill earned by earlier generations.
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So I go to Goodwill every two weeks and clean stuff out.
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"The city collects reusable clothes and takes it to Goodwill," she said.
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Should you keep it or leave it behind like your Goodwill couch?
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I book a Zipcar for tomorrow morning to make my Goodwill run.
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And she's a US figurehead bearing goodwill at an international sporting event.
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Sure enough, there are gawkers when they shop at a Goodwill store.
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It would require a lot of goodwill and elasticity from the courts.
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Others say that this "goodwill" announcement could keep the competition at bay.
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Halt and Catch Fire: "Goodwill" (Season 4, Episode 8) First aired: Oct.
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Serena Williams is a professional tennis player, businesswoman and UNICEF goodwill ambassador.
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In 2016, Caragea was appointed a "goodwill ambassador for tourism" by Cambodia.
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"Together, with other people of goodwill, we can do something," he said.
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Fortunately, he seems to have a lot of goodwill with the crowd.
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It is worth noting that because of the above requirement and the fact that goodwill is not something that can be bought or sold separately, a minority view held by some accountants is that goodwill is not an asset.
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"The love and the outpouring of goodwill toward him, is overwhelming," Catalano said.
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Lady Gaga continued her goodwill tour backstage at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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In addition to his work onscreen, Moore was a longtime UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
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If that's not a gesture of goodwill then we don't know what is.
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For your reference, Goodwill keeps a valuation guide for clothing and household items.
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Generally, public support and goodwill confer the protection of legitimacy on elected officials.
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That goes a long way in cultivating goodwill between Tokyo and host countries.
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For now, Randal says Goodwill plans to hang on tight to the newspaper.
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Raposa: I think it's actually Fox News contributor/Clueless goodwill ambassador Stacey Dash.
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Anne Hathaway, our Goodwill Ambassador and new global champion for paid parental leave.
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Such goodwill now deserves an easing of American-led UN sanctions, it feels.
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Asset and goodwill impairment write-downs also contributed to the loss, it said.
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Now all of that goodwill seems like a thing of the distant past.
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Between the two brands, however, there's some solid classroom outreach and goodwill here.
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But these leaks may challenge whatever goodwill emerged from the US president's visit.
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If Amazon earns some much-needed goodwill along the way, so be it.
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The response: investigating corruption is an easy way to earn goodwill with Trump.
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Goodwill ambassadors typically promote such issues as gender equality or anti-violence efforts.
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They have also proven to be perfect goodwill ambassadors for the senior Trump.
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She said nothing for five days, burning decades of goodwill with her silence.
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On Thursday, Darvish kidded that maybe his goodwill would lead to good luck.
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Was there strange wording in the goodwill agreement that may have confused owners?
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I head to a nearby consignment store and Goodwill and also strike out.
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Swing through the Goodwill donation line and then head over to the laundromat.
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Perhaps the basic striving literally to understand each other helps to foster goodwill.
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To describe it as "bad" would be an impulse of goodwill and compassion.
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The group at Facebook responsible for the program is called the Goodwill team.
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No matter how much goodwill you harbor, that certainly raises a red flag.
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That cost the company dearly, both financially and in terms of developer goodwill.
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It's the Goodwill donation of nightmares for some, but good news for others.
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Wilson hasn't earned that kind of goodwill from players and with good reason.
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"Your husband and father was a man of principle and goodwill," he said.
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"You boss has a certain amount of goodwill in the organization," she says.
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Mr Macri has reservoirs of political strength and popular goodwill to draw on.
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Goodwill-related losses have already been climbing rapidly over the past few years.
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Justina Pettway, a native of Washington, D.C., works with AbilityOne through Goodwill Industries.
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She's also a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador and has supported Colin Kaepernick's activism.
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The new controversy comes as Facebook is struggling to find goodwill in Washington.
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The ministry likened the role to that of a United Nations goodwill ambassador.
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The tactic risks devaluing their system, somewhat, and assumes goodwill of the users.
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That goodwill could come in handy if the president keeps up his hits.
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Shipley was also vice chairman of the New York region of Goodwill Industries.
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"If you do nothing to nurture that goodwill, it's a waste," said Friedman.
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There is clearly a sizable reservoir of goodwill toward him among Democratic voters.
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If Indian companies say, 'We have Chinese investors,' they may lose some goodwill.
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The goodwill of her neighbors and church friends could go only so far.
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And I served with many Republicans and Democrats, men and women of goodwill.
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ICYMI: Anne Hathaway has been named a Goodwill Ambassador by the United Nations.
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All that said, I'll probably buy the first Stircle I find at Goodwill.
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It said the replicas damaged its goodwill, and infringed its intellectual property rights.
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Lowe's, Goodwill and other retailers have also been victimized through their third parties.
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The Chinese government is also shipping masks abroad as part of goodwill packages.
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But there is also this: communities mobilizing tech and goodwill to help elders.
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Shyema lost her goodwill toward me somewhere between the papas and the stingray.
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There was a time when modest gestures of goodwill and bipartisanship were routine.
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You can like high fashion and still shop at Goodwill all you want.
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Robinhood's recent show of goodwill came with strings attached, according to some users.
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Have you noticed that every thrift store and neighborhood Goodwill smells the same?
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The weather sucks, and we don't have any of that festive goodwill anymore.
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Biden does not enter this discussion with much left-wing goodwill to lose.
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If Canadian taxpayers are stuck with the bill, any goodwill may slip away.
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Inside those meetings, senators described goodwill, long hours and one disciplined meeting strategy.
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A representative for Goodwill did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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The expulsions come at a time when goodwill towards Russia is running low.
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He has won a lot of goodwill by exposing American Media's alleged activities.
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The company reported a non-cash goodwill impairment charge of C$116 million.
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He made mission trips to both Afghanistan and North Korea to promote goodwill.
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The historically small goodwill in part reflects Amazon's measured approach to acquiring companies.
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Some cable companies could earn much-needed goodwill by improving their pricing transparency.
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Goodwill that may disappear when he is attacked over his fairly moderate record.
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North Korea freed a detained American in November in an apparent goodwill gesture.
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Randy has lived his life as an ambassador of goodwill, tolerance and acceptance.
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How far can Macron take restitution based on the goodwill of France's museums?
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I donated money and invested an unreasonable amount of goodwill and psychic energy.
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Sony announced on 103 January 2017 a significant impairment loss of JPY112bn against the goodwill of its pictures segment, indicating that future cash flow will be lower than the company had expected and do not support the goodwill carrying value.
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Bush, however, would not follow through on his promise and reciprocate the goodwill gesture.
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The goodwill that Vekselberg has accrued through his philanthropy has translated into political access.
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If it doesn't work out after a few months, I'll donate them to Goodwill.
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So he has to rely on the goodwill of the public and of Congress.
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To ensure goodwill, the former commander suggests inviting Jamie to dinner once a week.
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Apple is a rarity: it has little goodwill because it has eschewed big deals.
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And since goodwill is not a cash charge, reported profits would diverge from cashflows.
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To win an argument, Roman orators taught, first win the goodwill of your audience.
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December 2017 The Christmas season seemingly didn't foster goodwill between the two rap queens.
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It would show a good sign of goodwill for all the people out there.
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She already has a cosmetics contract with Pantene and she's a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
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This is more of a sign of goodwill than an admission of any wrongdoing.
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Beckham, a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, was presented with the Danny Kaye Humanitarian Leadership Award.
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Despite the new sign of goodwill, Swiss-EU ties face a series of challenges.
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Organizers suggest trying Goodwill, your mother's closet or online retailers for last-minute solutions.
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Two months later, the carmaker announced a $1,000 goodwill compensation programme for U.S. customers.
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But building on this common ground requires mutual goodwill, which is in short supply.
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I've actually gotten some cute stuff from Goodwill so far, which horrifies my mother.
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He has savaged Mexico, whose prosperity and goodwill matter greatly to America's southern states.
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" "We hope this gesture can add to the heart and goodwill that defines Orlando.
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Mr Miller: With hard work and effort, and shared goodwill, yes, democracy can work.
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"On treating yourself"If I want to treat myself, I go to the Goodwill.
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It requires a combination of innovative product design, marketing hype, and general brand goodwill.
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Most people know Goodwill Industries International primarily through the stores that sell donated goods.
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Goodwill has 162 branches in the United States and Canada, which operate largely independently.
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The donuts and water, too, were meant as a token of goodwill, officials said.
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He gave Mr. Kitcheon a shirt and drove them both to a Goodwill store.
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The way the Senate -- and every other legislative body -- works is trust and goodwill.
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"For a breakthrough to take place besides goodwill we need new facts," he said.
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And when it comes to Marvel, they haven't done enough to earn that goodwill.
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The company in February allocated goodwill of A$849.6 million to its medical centres.
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Now Patrick and his dog are back together, but Price's goodwill didn't stop there.
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The company took a goodwill impairment charge of $1.05 billion in the latest quarter.
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Goodwill also downplayed calls for stricter controls on drone flight, according to The Telegraph.
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This week America's vice-president, Joe Biden, visited Ankara as a gesture of goodwill.
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Sorry Goodwill, but we won't be tossing these from our closet any time soon.
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London needs Polish goodwill as it renegotiates sensitive aspects of its own EU membership.
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NASA/JPL-Caltech Musk has relied heavily on NASA's goodwill in building his business.
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They burned through some goodwill by initially claiming the list price would be $189,000.
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In an unprecedented "goodbye to all that goodwill" move, it's the producers — not viewers!
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To show his sincerity and goodwill, the agent put his hand over his heart.
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At the moment, the president is torching goodwill among Republicans in the upper chamber.
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As a UN Goodwill Ambassador, Yeoh said she knows the power of that picture.
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BMW further said goodwill and warranty issues will impact earnings in the fourth quarter.
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Klepierre, however, booked a 704.5 million euro goodwill impairment charge related to the acquisition.
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He has served as a UN Ambassador of Peace and a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
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Act of goodwill She bought an old projector and found a family's fantastic memories.
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He added that Ukraine was not ready to negotiate in a "spirit of goodwill".
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We are proceeding with goodwill and we fully expect others to do the same.
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"They are hurtful to millions of Mississippians who are people of goodwill," Espy said.
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Ron Magill is a wildlife expert, communications director and goodwill ambassador of Zoo Miami.
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He will enjoy none of the goodwill that greeted the multilaterally-inclined Barack Obama.
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Things like a feeling of goodwill for your friends communicated via mashed text messages.
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All we have is intellectual honesty and ethical goodwill as tools to do that.
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But the goodwill is greater if consumers are willing to stay loyal to Samsung.
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Perhaps because of that success and goodwill, many have decided to victim blame Heard.
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Banks can generate goodwill with businesses that need assistance due to coronavirus-related disruptions.
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The hurricane brought no hope or goodwill in its constant wind and rain luggage.
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But it is all about the goodwill that China supposedly manifests through the project.
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Still, politically, labor has clout and goodwill in an era defined by income inequality.
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The vast majority of Americans of all backgrounds possess goodwill towards their fellow citizens.
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These actions are about connecting with you as a fellow human and expressing goodwill.
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We are chasing other things like goodwill if you want to use that word.
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Hamas' decision to permit Wednesday's demonstration appeared to be a goodwill gesture toward Fatah.
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To sabotage British goodwill toward America to this degree is something, even for Trump.
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"Except for the main characters, I bought all the looks from Goodwill," Wingate explained.
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She took a computer class at Goodwill, but it was too little too late.
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Both are fairly blatant goodwill moves meant to drum up support for the merger.
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People of goodwill may on occasion differ on answers and on specific public policies.
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Such goodwill and support will come through inclusion, not through exclusion or degrading comments.
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Besides, it would only show him that your show of goodwill was a mask.
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China has frequently made goodwill purchases of U.S. agricultural goods ahead of trade talks.
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He added that it didn't appear a copycat was responsible for the Goodwill box.
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A press release said that Brou called this a mark of goodwill from China.
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SO – PEOPLE CAN LEARN FROM THESE IN YOU HAVE EARNEST GOODWILL KINDS OF NEGOTIATIONS.
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Even if they don't turn into features, the studies lend Apple credibility and goodwill.
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Plus, Amazon's goodwill balance is still small compared to other S&P 500 companies.
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Kim at the same time also stressed Washington must reciprocate his initial "goodwill" gestures.
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"Whenever I would give stuff to Goodwill it always made me sad," she said.
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It holds a deposit of goodwill with the American people, for many worthy reasons.
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During this holiday, we are reminded of the importance of mercy, compassion, and goodwill.
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Even a rejuvenating comeback season in 2015 didn't buy him more goodwill this year.
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The only thing that is missing is a bit of goodwill on the EU side.
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The company took an impairment charge against goodwill of 112.1 billion yen, or $962 million.
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Unanimously elected, widely beloved, Washington came into office buoyed by a tremendous amount of goodwill.
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Cooler full of forgotten weed donated to Goodwill Aw, people are SO charitable these days!
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The Takeaway: Who knew that one pundit could bring so much goodwill to the people?
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Secretary of Defense Ash Carter is on a goodwill tour of Silicon Valley this week.
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Celebrities from Cher to Russell Simmons dropped in or made goodwill donations of plastic bottles.
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Kobe Bryant telegraphed his exit, then wrung every drop of goodwill he could from it.
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Like any other OfferUp user, Goodwill doesn't have a financial relationship with the mobile marketplace.
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Long term goodwill of your users is much more important than any short term profits.
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Now Goodwill is looking for the recipient's family to reunite them with the prestigious medal.
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He might even try extending Lucroy―you know, for goodwill and all that R&B.
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Some 20003% have a third or more of their book equity tied up in goodwill.
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Trump's ill-advised step erodes goodwill, amplifies fear, and magnifies the desire to remain hidden.
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That goodwill is largely gone now, after Trump's decision to bow to the Turkish invasion.
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In America, we seek stronger ties of business and trade with all nations of goodwill.
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The 13-time Grammy nominee was appointed as UNICEF s Goodwill Ambassador in December 2013.
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Now the SEC is expanding its civil investigation to look into the $22bn goodwill charge.
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The platforms have long demanded more — more trust, more data, more goodwill — from their users.
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She previously served as a goodwill ambassador for UNDP, the United Nations' anti-poverty arm.
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I've gotten some great gear from vintage stores and even junky thrift shops like Goodwill.
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In the end, an unrigged election requires the protagonists' goodwill and willingness to accept defeat.
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Deliveroo said "appropriate compensation and goodwill packages" would be available for riders, employees and restaurants.
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Vu: There's a lot of goodwill because we're trying to be as inclusionary as possible.
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Deliveroo said "appropriate compensation and goodwill packages" would be available for riders, employees and restaurants.
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But Nolan and Joy are clearly trying to evoke a sense of goodwill as well.
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Goodwill is a nonprofit that accepts new or gently used clothing, shoes, and other items.
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We broke up less than a month later, and I gave the gifts to Goodwill.
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Feeling defeated, I decide to head to TJ Maxx, another consignment store, and another Goodwill.
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Of the 22008 tracked devices sent to Goodwill stores, seven (or 22009 percent) were exported.
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Calls to one of the recyclers through whom BAN tracked Goodwill overseas export went unanswered.
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Our team is contacting Ms. Choi to offer a gesture of goodwill for inconvenience caused.
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The key to sustaining the goodwill generated so far by Trumponomics, then, will be action.
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Sadr said he changed the location to Tahrir Square as a goodwill gesture to Abadi.
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First as a Goodwill Ambassador and then as a special envoy for peace and reconciliation.
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This new data release could foster goodwill between the company and city regulators and lawmakers.
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I've built a lot of goodwill with my party's left, so they trust my instincts.
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A statement last week saying mutual rights would persist after Brexit was a goodwill gesture.
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Compassion, says Luskin, helps us create goodwill toward people, even those with whom we disagree.
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She's been named a Goodwill Ambassador in the fight against hunger by the UN. 48.
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Does that mean that the United States should send the Marines back as goodwill ambassadors?
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You begin with a reservoir of relief (not goodwill, mind) among your fellow European leaders.
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Colin: Someone is going to pay $2 for this in a Goodwill in 20 years.
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"But from my point of view, a solution can be reached with goodwill," Merkel said.
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Mr Putin may be hoping that it generates enough goodwill to roll back the sanctions.
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Both sides stressed their goodwill but also acknowledged the task's huge complexity and tight deadline.
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Similarly, the greetings in Earth's most widely spoken languages are words of peace and goodwill.
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She's also a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and dedicates time to promoting education and women's rights.
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In a gesture of goodwill, al-Houthi called on Houthi forces to refrain from attacks.
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But in the immediate future, Facebook could do one thing to engender a little goodwill.
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Instead, a company's brand reputation and public goodwill dictate stock price in today's interconnected world.
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This is well and good when the mask is meant to convey harmony and goodwill.
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It says White won the match and the lasting respect and goodwill of the Oneidas.
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Stiller has been named a Goodwill Abbassador by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency announced Monday.
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While activists often see the business community as the enemy, there is actually "tremendous goodwill".
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Creating an identity loyal marketing strategy is like making deposits of goodwill into the bank.
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Amy Adams loves the work Emma Watson is doing as a U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador.
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He bought most of his items at Goodwill, which he frequents four times a week.
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The company hopes such an expansion would engender goodwill among the local smartphone buying public.
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The United Nations announced Monday that the actress will serve as its newest Goodwill Ambassador.
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Suddenly, sending pandas abroad, for money and goodwill, became a more attractive option for China.
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Even if goodwill has been eroded, he expressed optimism that Britain would on the calendar.
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"We relied on common sense and goodwill toward the community to self-quarantine," Page said.
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S. relations, who is expressing gratitude to our goodwill measures for implementing the DPRK-U.
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Goodwill is both a sign of America's clothing gluttony, and one of its potential solutions.
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Everyone of goodwill in town is surely praying he finds a workable model with Chicagoist.
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Every few months, when we notice our shelves overflowing, we make a trip to Goodwill.
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"Online dating is like going through the bins at Goodwill — you need gloves," she said.
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If the shampoo is offered as a free promotional gift, it could build tremendous goodwill.
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The retraction Friday suggests that the goodwill between Trump and Manafort could be short-lived.
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"Even if she gets a salary bump, she'll use a measure of goodwill," Clinton writes.
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She is a Goodwill Ambassador for UNFPA, the United Nations reproductive health and rights agency.
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I couldn't afford Sears when I first moved here — everything I bought came from Goodwill.
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The lesson: Amazon can stomach the financial hit; it never wants to jeopardize customer goodwill.
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Last week, both sides offered goodwill gestures aimed at laying the groundwork for productive talks.
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China has made moves to build goodwill by agreeing to purchase U.S. agriculture goods again.
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She has a job at Goodwill and is about to get her high school diploma.
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It seems the Nets had designated the Sixers game for a community goodwill give-away.
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To accommodate the outpouring of goodwill, the blood bank organized a pop-up center nearby.
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China's sincerity and goodwill for maintaining world peace and promoting common development will not change.
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At Uber, as with all startups, the big question is how long that goodwill will last.
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The hard slog of reform will test his skills, and his country's new goodwill towards him.
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Business upfront, and then hopefully end with handshakes and goodwill and some of that business accomplished.
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In 1976, she competed at the Olympics in Montreal, riding Goodwill, one of the Queen's horses.
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My dad was so poor that they kept going to Goodwill to get donated ripped jeans.
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On November 12, dozens showed up to help the Wollyungs, bringing equipment, goodwill and open hearts.
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We're still early for the birthday party, so we make a stop at a Goodwill store.
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The book she sold was a criminology textbook published by Pearson that she bought at Goodwill.
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It generates widespread international goodwill for the country, even as Russia pursues an increasingly isolationist position.
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He's rich, of course, but he's also well-connected and brings a lot of global goodwill.
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The individual Goodwill stores can choose whether or not to offer shipping, the company also says.
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A goodwill impairment on its German business led a loss for the fourth quarter of 08003.
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Cassette tapes, on the other hand, can be found in bountiful quantities at your neighborhood Goodwill.
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WHEN it comes to concepts with inappropriate names, goodwill is near the top of the list.
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Goodwill relates to intangible assets: a firm's culture or strategic presence in a growth market, say.
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But the goodwill is beginning to peter out, replaced by tighter immigration controls and rising xenophobia.
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Then over Christmas in Pittsburgh, I found a long, brown leather trench at Goodwill for $20.
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It could buy the company goodwill at a time when that is in dangerously short supply.
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If it's the goodwill of the people they are looking for, that ship has long sailed.
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For nine years, Li has been a goodwill ambassador for the United Nation's Environment Programme (UNEP).
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The Buhari government could conceivably build goodwill by embarking on public works projects, said Ambassador Cambell.
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At a time when Uber could use a little goodwill, Mr Kalanick's antics do not help.
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BECAUSE THERE IS A LOT OF GOODWILL AMONG PEOPLE WHO WATCHED THAT AWFULTHING UNFOLD IN 2008.
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Now, with a summer summit in prospect, he will argue for further deferment, to generate goodwill.
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In the face of this substantial investment and resulting goodwill, Pandora adopted a blatantly infringing logo.
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So it looks clear that self-driving cars will only function with the goodwill of humans.
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The missing 17-year-old girl, Katlynn Goodwill Yost, was found safe and unharmed, Radus said.
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Donation redemption options include Goodwill, American Red Cross, Youth Career Initiative, Prince's Trust, and CARE International.
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And each day, Trump risks undermining any goodwill he builds with an errant tweet or outburst.
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They showed the forging of ploughshares from swords, signifying the goodwill that accompanied the landmark treaty.
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"We hope this gesture can add to the heart and goodwill that defines Orlando," he said.
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Even Mr Narev concedes banks are "not exactly drawing on a deep reservoir of public goodwill".
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He also said Beijing had not fulfilled a goodwill pledge to buy more U.S. agricultural products.
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They&aposve worked very hard to earn that goodwill because frankly, it pays off for them.
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She is currently a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and dedicates time to promoting education and women's rights.
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This year she became a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador for the Dignity of Survivors of Human Trafficking.
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In the meantime, Chao could gain some goodwill with other shareholders by expanding the board himself.
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Nothing in this price range swallows up Ikea and Goodwill finds quite like Kia's boxy crossover.
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We hope that Morocco will have the goodwill to resolve this conflict and withdraw its troops.
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" He said the country's ideals inspire "broad goodwill in the hearts and minds of other nations.
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They often also make introductions before you engage them, to build goodwill and earn your business.
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Katlynn Goodwill-Yost's social media pages are replete with pictures of her dressed in animal costumes.
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Alek Wek is a model, designer and a goodwill ambassador for UNHCR, the UN refugee agency.
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However, Chopra's role as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador is the one that she's "vehemently passionate" about.
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And it's one that threatens any goodwill he earned from Monday's scripted speech on the economy.
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Goodwill ambassadors for WHO are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
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The panda is a "goodwill ambassador of the zoo," the Beijing zoo director previously told reporters.
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If she didn't leave, she would be evicted and her belongings would be taken to Goodwill.
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The ministry also said the position is comparable to that of a United Nations goodwill ambassador.
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The exchange of gifts is an inseparable part of a communal time of celebration and goodwill.
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Actor Ben Stiller has been named global goodwill ambassador to the United Nations refugee agency, UNHCR.
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Adding to the mystery, North Georgia's Goodwill has 60 stores and almost as many donation centers.
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A good intro buys goodwill with readers so they keep reading — and tolerate your boring parts.
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Putin's government has also diluted any sports-related goodwill dividends by its actions in other arenas.
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The World Health Organization came under fire last month after selecting Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador.
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On September 8, new President Gerald Ford pardoned Nixon, which destroyed whatever goodwill Ford had earned.
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But with that level of consumer excitement and goodwill, why not make Utopias an annual release?
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The goodwill from the acquisition is mainly attributable to assembled workforce, expected synergies and other benefits.
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Not only that, Goodwill is also taking anything that may simply remind you of your ex.
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What do you think of the recent wave of nostalgia and goodwill for George W. Bush?
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Tangible book value is a measure of a company's core value excluding intangibles such as goodwill.
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Once he gets to Goodwill, however, Titus realizes that his clothes won't find the proper owners.
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I don't think you realized how much goodwill had been lost — until it was already gone.
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Big News: The United Nations announced that Cate Blanchett will serve as its newest Goodwill Ambassador.
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Banks are now trying to tap into the emerging goodwill with requests to cut red tape.
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I tend to toss mom books into the Goodwill bag faster than my daughter's outgrown clothes.
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These substantial policy disagreements are compounded by political statements that have diminished mutual trust and goodwill.
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The third one is, if I may say so, very good for neighborhood, good political goodwill.
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Laudato Si' proved enormously influential in raising political goodwill for environmental initiatives, including the Paris accords.
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Trump's gestures of goodwill came across as contrived, made-for-TV political choreography and empty rhetoric.
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The result: Bungie lost a fair amount of goodwill, and some Destiny players haven't returned since.
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Vega said he has a lot of goodwill in the district, particularly with the business communities.
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Her ordeal captured attention worldwide and created a wave of goodwill toward her and her cause.
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Data shows Salesforce&aposs goodwill balance is high compared to most other S&P 500 companies.
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There are people of goodwill on both sides genuinely interested in crafting a solution through compromise.
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The payoff there was enormous in terms of human lives saved and goodwill earned for Americans.
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Over a black outfit she wore a sleek, vivid red overcoat, a $5 find at Goodwill.
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North Korean is calling on the US to drop sanctions after a series of goodwill measures.
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Kim spent another day and a half conducting a goodwill tour of Hanoi with Vietnamese leaders.
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Mounir saw an opportunity to act creatively and build goodwill on both sides, industry sources say.
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It had flagged in December it may make a goodwill impairment at its struggling digital services and media businesses "The majority of goodwill originates from investments made 10 years ago or more, and has limited relevance for Ericsson's business going forward," Ericsson said in a statement.
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Peter Atwater, president at the financial research firm Financial Insyghts, said the risk of a goodwill write off is important, pointing to other tech giants that had to write off large goodwill values in recent years, such as Microsoft with Nokia or Hewlett Packard with Autonomy.
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As he rose, King Dragon—as Bolden was known—burned through that stockpile of civic goodwill quickly.
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At the end of September, the goodwill value of Landis+Gyr was 143.2 billion yen ($1.3 billion).
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The markets have already priced in all the goodwill that Trump's winning brings to the White House.
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Photo: Seth WenigUber is partnering with Goodwill to offer free rides to Virginians recovering from opioid addiction.
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It is also a symbol of the United States&apos longstanding goodwill to Cambodia and its people.
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"I think we've made it clear this is a goodwill gesture to strengthen dialogue momentum," Kang said.
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In the spirit of goodwill, let's agree to close out 2016 with a tale of the tape.
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Such write-offs, says Lee Buchheit of Cleary Gottlieb, a law firm, usually rely on creditors' goodwill.
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It also hopes the union will respond to its show of goodwill by relaxing its visa regime.
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But despite the landmark casting effort and message of goodwill, the advertisement misses the point for many.
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She uses an iPod, bought from Goodwill, and wears ripped Converse sneakers held together by duct tape.
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She went on to become a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF, spending time in Angola, India and Kosovo.
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He was also recently named the UN's Goodwill Ambassador for climate action and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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You can say 'we're changing', but things like this very quickly disintegrate any goodwill you have created.
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And the family is very grateful for the widespread goodwill they have received from around the world.
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However, China failed to recognise or respect that gesture of goodwill from the people of Hong Kong.
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As a UN goodwill ambassador, the actress has advocated for refugees and asylum-seekers around the world.
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Ashley Judd during her appointment as UN Population Fund's (UNFPA) Goodwill Ambassador in 2016 in New York.
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It has wasted opportunities, squandered goodwill and failed to do justice to its characters or its actors.
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Russia scrapped all claims to Ottoman territory, and made a limited goodwill withdrawal from parts of Anatolia.
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And, we thought it was a pain to dump our ex's old shirts off at Goodwill. Yeesh.
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The one-time, noncash charge was to adjust the carrying values of Gillette's goodwill and intangible assets.
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China has made moves to purchase U.S. agriculture products, in what is seen as a goodwill gesture.
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The outlet reported it was not confirmed if the Goodwill explosion was connected to the other incidents.
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Such moves are bound to build goodwill among House Republicans, especially if they hang onto their majority.
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Most Kurds who fled have returned home, says the UN. Yet the ethnic goodwill could fray again.
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The goodwill flowed; the two men visited both sides of the border; a peace tree was planted.
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The calm in the Aegean is dependent on the goodwill of Turkey's mercurial president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Buoyed by aid, global goodwill and good harvests, the new country of Zimbabwe prospered for a while.
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It has earned goodwill from Manila and wedged US-Philippines relations simply by ending its illegal activities.
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And as it tries to get there, goodwill from developers and early adopters could still be key.
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Many traders expect goodwill purchases of U.S. goods, including pork, to be part of any trade deal.
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All this reflects the goodwill built up by the film-makers over the MCU's preceding 21 titles.
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Its return on equity (ROE) is a soggy 7%, reflecting $32bn of goodwill from all the acquisitions.
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A Quiet Place is especially reliant upon the audience's goodwill because it uses silence to create tension.
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Yahoo recorded a total goodwill impairment charge of $482 million related to its purchase of Tumblr. Whoops!
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A pledge last week that mutual rights and obligations would persist after Brexit was a goodwill gesture.
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PILLSBURY: Well, China enjoys enormous goodwill inside our government, inside a number of governments around the world.
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Even with political goodwill, however, the steps involved in commissioning a report of this scale are complex.
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Whether the party is able to confront it and negotiate the future in goodwill is less certain.
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The public goodwill quickly faded, however, and the realities of negotiating a mutually acceptable deal sank in.
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The trade expo is designed to demonstrate goodwill amid mounting frictions with the United States and others.
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Trump has had a seesaw approach to China, though, following up combative rhetoric with gestures of goodwill.
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Certainly this is going to give a sense of closure for those families a sense of goodwill.
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That profit doesn't include a massive write down of Yahoo's "goodwill," the intangible value of its brand.
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But no amount of goodwill can change the fact that politically, Northern Ireland is still a tinderbox.
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The photo moved Canadians to act and Ryan's group became the focal point of goodwill in Lethbridge.
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It lost US$631m in the last quarter, and the company wrote down US$22bn in goodwill.
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She was appointed a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in December 2016 and a UNICEF India Ambassador in 13.
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Not to mention the extra free advertising and general goodwill it drums up for the ecommerce giant.
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Jin subcontracts the assembly of boxes and inventory management to Good Source, the fulfillment operation of Goodwill.
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Instead, by retroactively denouncing his sound initial decision to resign, Franken is forfeiting the goodwill he earned.
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On the flipside, will the unexpected goodwill delivered by the Taliban encourage Kabul to ponder greater concessions?
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It has squandered some of its goodwill with customers, who now feel misguided, with their complaints ignored.
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That will change Oath's goodwill value from $4.8 billion to $0.2 billion in the fourth quarter. Yikes.
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Because while America is undeniably plagued by social divisions, it also has a strong sense of goodwill.
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The trade expo is designed to demonstrate goodwill amid mounting frictions with the United States and others.
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BP's Deepwater Horizon or Volkswagon's emissions issues are both examples of public goodwill disrupting a company's value.
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It collects about 2.8 million donations a year, says Summer Dunham, a Goodwill spokeswoman for the region.
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The company's stance in defense of users' privacy could earn it some goodwill from the public. 5.
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Verizon said Oath's brand was worth $4.8 billion when it last accounted for the company's goodwill valuation.
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Though his children won't be seeing a dime of their inheritance, they're understanding of their father's goodwill.
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At the end of September, the goodwill value of Landis+Gyr was 315.1900 billion yen ($1.3 billion).
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Actress Millie Bobby Brown has been named the United Nations children's agency UNICEF's youngest-ever goodwill ambassador.
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Build confidence and goodwill locally Fourth, confidence-building measures were crucial to launching the North Korea process.
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Thankfully, Goodwill has a solid way for you to find some closure — while doing a good deed.
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He signed Georgia up for the "coalition of the willing" in Iraq, earning even more American goodwill.
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To begin with, earning the ear (and goodwill) of regulators demands a demonstrable commitment to public safety.
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That's not surprising given that Emma Watson is an outspoken feminist and the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador.
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"Create the goodwill and certainty on things that are going to be done anyway," McFarlane told Reuters.
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Despite this, there was a general sense of goodwill, with Palestinian leaders saying nice things about him.
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On Wednesday, U.N. Women announced its appointment of Hathaway as a global Goodwill Ambassador for the agency.
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According to one employee, Goodwill sees between $20,000 and $30,000 in sales at the twice-daily auctions.
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In a pair of Tweets last night, President Trump said the move was a gesture of goodwill.
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Deteriorated clothes Goodwill H&M: Recycles your old clothes in exchange for a discount on new ones.
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Google said it was donating $10 million to Goodwill Industries, for example, for digital job training programs.
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Then, I go through my Goodwill clothes with her and give her some of my unwanted leggings.
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He also did tons of humanitarian work ... serving as a Goodwill Ambassador for the U.S. State Department.
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People familiar with the negotiations said its removal was an important symbol of goodwill for Chinese officials.
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I haunted vintage stores and Goodwill and wore baby-doll dresses with Doc Martens and chain wallets.
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This move seems at odds to the goodwill enjoyed between the two on this most recent summit.
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A Chinese delegation will also visit American farm regions next week in an effort to build goodwill.
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And for public pension plans, addressing climate risk isn't an act of goodwill — it's their fiduciary duty.
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And that makes it harder to have political goodwill in this country because of all this polarization.
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Most recently, McCall was vice president of marketing and external affairs at Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit.
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Many years later, I was appointed goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Children's Fund, known as UNICEF.
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Most of the increase in Salesforce&aposs goodwill last quarter came from the $143 billion Tableau acquisition.
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Most of the increase in Salesforce&aposs goodwill last quarter came from the $2500 billion Tableau acquisition.
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"The open and sincere dialogue shows a goodwill to smooth things over," he said on local radio.
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Wes sat in the cold wind in a sweatshirt and a nylon jacket he got at Goodwill.
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Even before the report of the Goodwill blast, it had already been a busy day for authorities.
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"It can be solved with the use of technology and goodwill and political acumen," the source said.
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Instead of feelings of goodwill, the cup sparked a fake internet fight and a ton of confusion.
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She spends all year collecting used dolls from venues like Craigslist and Goodwill and fixing them up.
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For years, Bazzy ran her goodwill effort from her home, transporting donated goods in her family's minivan.
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"The biggest thing that would be helpful is just general support and encouragement and goodwill," Musk said.
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Instead, ask if you can help them on their path; it's a great way to earn goodwill.
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You would reap enormous political goodwill by standing for the platinum-grade openness that voters hunger for.
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The purchases have been seen as a goodwill gesture before the next round of U.S.-China talks.
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Much of it may merely be goodwill leftover from when he was President Barack Obama's No. 2.
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Sony has built up a lot of goodwill with gamers thanks to the PlayStation 4's success.
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Goodwill employees are basically junk archeologists, constantly digging through mountains of donations to unearth something worth selling.
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That destroyed the goodwill within the system and really poisoned it in the minds of the voters.
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Merchandise arrives at the outlet from the Goodwill stores via truck three or four times a day.
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One woman, from Ecuador, declined to be interviewed at the Goodwill outlet but spoke later by telephone.
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But the goodwill that migrants encountered on their long journey north has morphed into a chillier reception.
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The pledge to transfer war remains was seen as a goodwill gesture by Kim at the summit.
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But if they continue with a blind spot to these issues, then that goodwill will dissipate. Right.
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Still, Haile has built up years of goodwill and credibility in publishing during his time at Chartbeat.
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Despite a period of public sympathy and goodwill stemming from the fact that his band was performing at The Bataclan in Paris in November 2015 when the club was targeted by the Islamic State—an attack that resulted in 89 deaths—Hughes rapidly eroded that goodwill in months afterwards.
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Beckham missed the opening of her London flagship store so she could be appointed as a goodwill ambassador.
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Unlike Goodwill or the Salvation Army, Buffalo Exchange buys second hand clothing from consumers and donates the rest.
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Since the fire, people have been coming together at the airport in acts of goodwill, reported Edmonton News.
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In her last year of school, she was given the chance to work part time at Goodwill Industries.
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For his 94th birthday, the World War II vet's goodwill effort turned into $300,000 of cold, hard cash.
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"I think the sense is that North Korea took advantage of Malaysia's goodwill and relative openness," he said.
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C Banner wrote off $49.8 million in goodwill and brand value related to Hamleys, its annual report showed.
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Excluding goodwill impairment, D.R. Horton earned 76 cents per share, compared with the average estimate of 77 cents.
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"I really believe there's a lot of goodwill; a lot of good things are happening," Trump told reporters.
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On an adjusted basis, excluding goodwill and restructuring charges in the year-earlier quarter, the drop was 6%.
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Just as the stock of goodwill sitting on balance-sheets has become vast, so have the write-downs.
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It builds a reservoir of goodwill that buys you a bit of feasibility when there is a problem.
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Many traders also expect goodwill purchases of U.S. goods, including pork, to be part of any trade deal.
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Or, as Graumann put it, "We're not gonna be idiots here" and waste all the goodwill they'd gained.
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The early days of the offensive saw a rare moment of unity and goodwill between the two sides.
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Now, they may have squandered a lot of goodwill and damaged their reputations without getting what Trump promised.
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Investors' goodwill (and deep pockets) will dry up sooner rather than later, and fares will have to rise.
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" Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the planned truce is a "manifestation" of the Russian military's "goodwill.
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That would make them utterly dependent upon the goodwill of FTC commissioners, and in turn, the White House.
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Angelique Kidjo, a UNICEF goodwill ambassador who contributed to the report, said economic empowerment and education were crucial.
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But going into the talks, neither side has implemented the measures that were intended to show their goodwill.
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But going into the talks, neither side has implemented the measures that were intended to show their goodwill.
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C Banner wrote off $49.8 million in goodwill and brand value related to Hamleys, its annual report showed.
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Companies were wary of agitating Republicans whose goodwill they'll need on other legislation while the party holds power.
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Mr Mugabe's successor, Emmerson Mnangagwa, took office on November 24th, accompanied by a surprising amount of popular goodwill.
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Jet Li, Goodwill Ambassador for the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, in 2011.
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"This match is a result of immense goodwill and solidarity between the two countries," one senior diplomat said.
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Google almost quadrupled in value in the year after floating, which bought tech a lot of diffuse goodwill.
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He also said Beijing had not followed through on a goodwill pledge to buy more U.S. agricultural products.
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Du Preez offered some advice to would-be crowdfunders who want to keep the goodwill of their backers.
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Keep in mind that for a bank, goodwill is a 103 percent reduction to tangible tier-one capital.
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He joined Jolie, then a United Nations goodwill ambassador, to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Ahead of Kim&aposs summit with Trump, North Korea released three American detainees as a gesture of goodwill.
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But caring about why they do what they do requires a certain affection and goodwill for these characters.
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The regional economy depends partly on Turkey's goodwill to allow oil exports but also on trade with Iraq.
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Disappointed that she had held on to a stranger's dress for so long, Havrilla donated it to Goodwill.
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A bold pronouncement from Coca-Cola on this front would build goodwill and help re-shape industry practices.
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On the way to the new bank, they stopped at Goodwill to drop off a bag of clothes.
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ADT took a goodwill impairment charge of $88 million in 2018 due to underperformance of its Canadian business.
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Ericsson said it will announce the outcome of its goodwill review before it publishes its fourth-quarter report.
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Palantir is doing what it can to build up goodwill with the city and engagement with the community.
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Politically charged questions like this threaten to undermine the goodwill the Census Bureau has earned from past outreach.
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"What Ukraine now risks, is squandering the goodwill and belief it got since 2014," the second diplomat said.
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She's talked about paid parental leave at the United Nations, and she's a goodwill ambassador for U.N. Women.
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The move was cheered by some in the industry, but most remained wary of the search giant's goodwill.
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Thrift shops like Goodwill and the Salvation Army both offer furniture, but be sure to call in advance.
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Boycotts depend on the goodwill of multinational corporations, whose interests don't necessarily align with those of vulnerable people.
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MORE, who rode an unprecedented wave of goodwill into the Oval Office, scored 79 percent during the interregnum.
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The state-owned Herald newspaper carried a 24-page birthday supplement, packed with goodwill messages from government departments.
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In addition, a record number of private Chinese companies are reporting asset impairments due to decline in goodwill.
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" He urged the 27 EU member states to find a "sensible, pragmatic deal with goodwill on both sides.
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It looks like a profit play, and in that sense, it's Apple's customer goodwill that's on the line.
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"They'll come soon enough," I thought, lying to myself with my optimism feeling thinner than Phil Anselmo's goodwill.
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In order for a lasting peace to be established, there must be goodwill and trust on both sides.
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Pakistan released 220 Indian fishermen in December as a goodwill gesture aimed at easing tensions with its neighbor.
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In a gesture of goodwill ahead of the visit, Vietnam released a political dissident from prison on Friday.
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Actor and goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Ben Stiller shakes hands with Sen.
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LONDON — UN Women Goodwill Ambassador and actress Emma Watson doesn't have time for the opinions of little men.
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Yet the president-elect is likely to enter office with less public goodwill than any of his predecessors.
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They were goodwill ambassadors, frontline resource providers, and they were there to learn what the city's neighborhoods required.
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The move will lead to the isolation of the Trump administration and further corrode international goodwill towards America.
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The goodwill, which has remained unchanged for decades, had to be aligned to the value of Sainsbury's offer.
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The Australian ships are now conducting a three-day goodwill visit in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
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The British PM enjoys significant goodwill among Trump's nationalist allies, particularly due to her tougher positions on immigration.
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The woman who helps looks communal and fosters goodwill, and the woman with the great idea gets credit.
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I found myself feeling almost sickened — had he inadvertently ended up with the stuff that went to Goodwill?
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These results show that while Apple remains popular, Samsung had enough goodwill to move past its difficult year.
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"And I've also told my kids, 'When I die don't throw them in the Goodwill cart,'" Parker said.
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She thinks they should capitalize off the goodwill they earned in helping the Navarro cartel open the casino.
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"My personal observation is that there is very little goodwill for this man with Republicans in the Senate."
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Patreon centralizes communication between creators and fans, ultimately providing creators with a means to monetize support and goodwill.
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"It is merely a gesture of goodwill given the extraordinary circumstances taking place and our ability to help."
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I was helping my parents, going to Concord High School, studying English and working at Walmart and Goodwill.
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"There's not a lot of goodwill," a worker at the museum, who preferred to stay anonymous, told Hyperallergic.
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This is just the spirit of goodwill and diplomacy you want to see ahead of any negotiating process.
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I have less than 1/4 tank, so I get gas at the station next to Goodwill ($23.82).
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Global figure Yousafzai's ordeal captured attention worldwide and created a wave of goodwill toward her and her cause.
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Then came the vote to confirm Kavanaugh, which erased the goodwill she had built up with many Democrats.
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Through The Giving Kitchen, Jen continues to build on the initial goodwill she and her late husband received.
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Murkowski ultimately withdrew herself from the final tally as a gesture of goodwill toward her Republican colleague, Sen.
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That neutral stance might buy her goodwill with her Republican colleagues, who are in the majority, after all.
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Making such a sacrifice for the good of the team should have bought Harvey eternal goodwill around Flushing.
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A hit with audiences and critics, it has six nominations and a huge amount of goodwill behind it.
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And with reports that SoftBank has reneged on some startup investments, SoftBank risks losing goodwill in the valley.
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""So too, Iran&aposs response to the DRM will be a crucial test of its intentions and goodwill.
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There is only so far they can go working with the goodwill and interest of a few enthusiasts.
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"I'm going into talks with goodwill today, but I also expect that we'll face difficult negotiations," she said.
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Carnival said it would offer a 25% discount to these passengers on future cruises as a goodwill gesture.
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The release was a "goodwill gesture" by Tehran to cool tensions with Washington, sources told Reuters in July.
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But those sprigs of goodwill seem unlikely for now to lead to a bigger deal, according to observers.
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The anchor who presented the footage, James Chau, is now a goodwill ambassador with the World Health Organization.
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In a further goodwill gesture on Monday, the ELN released a soldier they had captured two weeks earlier.
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It was not immediately clear whether the rice purchase was a goodwill gesture following the Trump-Xi meeting.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who have sought to build goodwill among grassroots donors while shunning big-money backers.
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This exercise assumes an 8% cost of capital excluding goodwill and includes the world's top 5,000 non-financial firms.
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Samsung's gotten so much right in the last year, and it's earned a ton of goodwill in the process.
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The mother of four's humanitarian work is also being acknowledged, including her philanthropic work as a UNAIDS goodwill ambassador.
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While these promotions will hurt revenue, they could introduce cash-strapped federal employees to the restaurants and build goodwill.
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According to town lore, he also won "the lasting respect and goodwill of the Oneidas," the Associated Press reports.
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How long before he gets the full Suarez treatment and suffers from a complete dearth of goodwill from referees?
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Next thing you know, you're somehow sending home yet another tool kit that ends up at Goodwill by Christmas.
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In the wake of her failed drug test, the United Nations has dropped Maria Sharapova as a goodwill ambassador.
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As tokens of goodwill, the companies have offered drivers who meet certain thresholds cash bonuses ahead of going public.
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Amazon often doesn't honor receipts from Goodwill as legitimate invoices, so she wasn't certain how to satisfy Amazon's demands.
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GE wrote down $22 billion in goodwill in the latest quarter because promised profits from power are now unlikely.
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Since the scandal broke, the scandal launched "Goodwill" programs in place to appease owners of its affected diesel models.
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To stick out at the audition, Sager purchased a blue, white and yellow seersucker suit from a Goodwill store.
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Goodwill will be responsible for managing its listings, including the product images, shipping, order management, financial reporting and auditing.
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It happened near a South Austin Goodwill store around Brodie Lane and West Slaughter Lane, local media reports said.
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Fitch believes TTX's capital base is of good quality, comprised primarily of retained earnings with no goodwill or intangibles.
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The present Android 9 update can probably be considered a final gesture of goodwill for the company's loyal fans.
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Maybe she genuinely thought a cute selfie would help usher in an era of peace and goodwill amongst men.
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If you're wondering where the couple got their amazing outfits, it was the reliable combo of Goodwill and Amazon.
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Vodafone has written off $52bn of goodwill in the past decade, a similar sum to its current market value.
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"We have to be more American than Americans," Kaspersky told Reuters in 2013, when a U.S. goodwill offensive began.
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He has used his popularity to attract long-term shareholders and lend goodwill and credibility to his business dealings.
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Help for the Great Barrier Reef, more goodwill from Korea and the biggest global film opening of all time.
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The price of 0.76 times tangible book value will generate estimated negative goodwill of 329 million francs, it added.
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"Even if China does not take actual countermeasures, they won't be making further goodwill purchases (of soybeans)," he said.
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She's worked as a goodwill ambassador to the United Nations Environment Program since 2009 and takes her responsibilities seriously.
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Any remaining goodwill towards Seattle's building plan has also diminished after Amazon made a rare intervention in local politics.
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Sarah Stockwell of King's College London says that the resulting goodwill helped British firms and institutions to win business.
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But it's anyone's guess how long the goodwill will last before Gillum will be expected to make a decision.
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Sure, the Wildlings agree to help, but that doesn't engender much goodwill from the families south of the Wall.
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If Putin can create some goodwill by cooperating in Ukraine, the United States should consider making a few concessions.
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Goodwill could forestall some of those issues; but there are some areas where it is helpless without legal instruments.
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Visa, MasterCard and Amex control 95% of the market and make a combined 174% return on equity, excluding goodwill.
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All four parties are showing goodwill and the will of the voters is clear too: 'Jamaica' should be formed.
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GE wrote down $22 billion in goodwill in the latest quarter because promised profits from power are now unlikely.
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As a sign of goodwill, Macedonia had already removed a statue that looked rather like Alexander from its airport.
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That moral high ground generates tremendous goodwill around the world for us, and it's a huge source of power.
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The centers help Google build political goodwill by aligning with China's economic goals to boost exports from small businesses.
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That lawsuit said the alleged infringements cause "irreparable injury" to the academy's goodwill and reputation, and violate Army policies.
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Determining whether or not your boss has done so, unfortunately, is going to take some goodwill on their part.
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China "no longer expects goodwill from the United States," Hu Xijin, the newspaper's editor-in-chief, tweeted on Tuesday.
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Game of Thrones has always liked to poke fun at Samwell's plight, but his indomitable goodwill usually wins out.
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Whatever brand goodwill Polaroid used to enjoy back in its heyday, this batch of laptops should finally erase it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple is acquiring the goodwill of flag-waving magazine publishers for less than pocket change.
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For the IOC to lay claim to all this goodwill, while also acting as a censor, goes too far.
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In 2007, Justin Timberlake was riding the wave of goodwill from his iconic SNL "Dick in a Box" sketch.
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But when [stuff] really hits the fan he'll have very little goodwill on the Hill to back him up.
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If Microsoft screws this one up, it risks losing the considerable goodwill it's built with developers in recent years.
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In many cases mutually beneficial agreements can be struck between miners and communities, provided there is trust and goodwill.
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Instead of focusing on areas of disagreement, let's focus on goodwill and compromise where we can find common ground.
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In addition, the company has material goodwill and a relatively high proportion of subordinated debt compared with adjusted equity.
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The refugees who end up in Canada will rely in part on goodwill from citizens to help them adjust.
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The year-earlier quarter included a $43.9 million pre-tax charge related to goodwill impairment in its Mexican business.
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By the time the grand finale began, virtually all the goodwill built up during the film's opening had evaporated.
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It's a nonbinding agreement after all, so I'm sure many social networks will see it as gestures of goodwill.
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Image 183 of 2 BEIRUT – It was supposed to be a goodwill gesture from an energy company in Turkey.
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It was angular and unexpected, taking sharp turns as if trying to shake off the listener's patience and goodwill.
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Thirty minutes later, one of the Goodwill employees returned in his own SUV and caught up with the man.
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Trump's message will engender the opposite of goodwill and will further erode America's moral leadership in the Middle East.
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But lawmakers made it clear at Tuesday's hearing that Silicon Valley is running out of goodwill on Capitol Hill.
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Without sufficient goodwill and trust on both sides, broadening cooperation on sensitive issues such as migration would be impossible.
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Accept that others have the same tendency, and use goodwill to make a bridge between the two opposing thoughts.
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Kanye West, unfortunately, is not logging off after torpedoing his remaining public goodwill with a tweet defending Bill Cosby.
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And I would extend the American ethos of benevolence and goodwill to others, and expected it to be reciprocated.
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Today, despite longstanding trans-Atlantic goodwill, Europe now gets treated to a stream of angry presidential tweets and declamations.
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Instead, Goodwill made multiple attempts to contact the donor, Lynette Leckrone, by phone, and finally called the local police.
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And, they've seen acts of goodwill as the community has come together, and lapsed members returned to the church.
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This perception undermines our reputation and diminishes the "soft power" that garners the United States so much global goodwill.
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They will often try to go out of their way to "win back" the passenger with gestures of goodwill.
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When stuffing things in the Goodwill box, did you perhaps step out of, and also push in, one shoe?
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But the company wrote down 141 million euros of goodwill on the business in the third quarter of 2017.
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"We took 100 trips to Goodwill and had two storage units when we first moved in," she told Insider.
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Other amenities: Casey, a golden retriever and the airport's goodwill ambassador, occasionally roves the halls, ready to be petted.
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And such moves are bound to build goodwill with his caucus, especially if the GOP hangs onto the majority.
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If forced to choose between a robust, well-equipped military and U.S. goodwill, India would likely choose the former.
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If you've got one of these machines, I'd suggest barreling that baby on over to a Goodwill near you.
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Yet all of that goodwill could rapidly vanish from underneath Saenchai as he makes his GLORY World Series debut.
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Padma Lakshmi is a United Nations Development Programme goodwill ambassador, TV host and New York Times best-selling author.
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Many thanked Hollywood's unofficial goodwill ambassador for his "graceful leadership," a phrase not often associated with A-list celebrities.
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Set back from the road by a U-shaped driveway, the Goodwill complex is made up of three buildings.
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Maggie helped sort unwanted items into a bag that was sent to Goodwill via its Give Back Box service.
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And he was named a Goodwill Ambassador on Drug Dependence Treatment and Care by the United Nations in 2011.
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What's more, the goodwill that a bank accrues by assisting customers could persist even after the current crisis abates.
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But any goodwill Washington had has been expended by the Trump administration in its ongoing trade war with China.
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China resumed purchases of U.S. farm products, a move seen as a goodwill gesture before trade talks next month.
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Bloomberg is showing that with a massive war chest, you can, in fact, buy yourself a lot of goodwill.
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President Trump and his administration earned some goodwill from the technology industry after his "tech week" initiative this week.
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But she reiterated that while the island's goodwill towards China would not change, Taipei would not submit to pressure.
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By projecting an image of a generous and diverse United States, the visa lottery has unexpectedly created goodwill abroad.
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Romney's willingness to confront Trump is earning the 2012 GOP presidential nominee little apparent goodwill in his own party.
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Multiple language skills helped actress Audrey Hepburn connect with others across the globe as a Goodwill ambassador for UNICEF.
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People of goodwill are understandably outraged by the nine separate attacks against Jews in New York alone since Dec.
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David worked for Goodwill Industries and was described as a hard worker who was frequently recognized for his dedication.
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The president previously delayed the implementation of increased tariffs on Chinese goods as a gesture of goodwill toward China.
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In spite of Apple's recent gestures of goodwill toward the iOS research community, the company continues to resist collaboration.
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I met Ajida in my capacity as Goodwill Ambassador for UNFPA, the United Nations reproductive health and rights agency.
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He said Trump's affection for Putin may come from goodwill accrued by Putin by complementing Trump during the campaign.
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Goodwill from that deal accounted for $225 billion, or roughly 70 percent of the acquisition price, company filings show.
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That way, you can measure the company&aposs acquisitiveness (goodwill) against its ability to create market value, he said.
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It has also left Peña Nieto damaged, with little goodwill back home and a approval rating lower than Trump's.
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The deal turned out to be a disaster, underscored by the $22 billion goodwill impairment charge recorded last quarter.
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A dash of goodwill plus lots of private profit equals capitalism and good PR. It's basic and familiar maths.
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The heavy goodwill balance shows Amazon's confidence in turning Whole Foods into a bigger revenue driver in the future.
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"He's happy to welcome him to L.A. and provide any goodwill and advice," Garcetti spokesman Yusef Robb told POLITICO.
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As a gesture of goodwill, I’m gonna make a beautiful ad for his company, Laughing Man Coffee.
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"Nothing the U.S. has done has given any impression of sincerity and goodwill," China's foreign minister said last month.
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For Ukraine, the potential gains were clear: military aid and anything else that might flow from nurturing Trump's goodwill.
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In the suit, the Girls say the Boys are tarnishing the reputation and goodwill they've built over the years.
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Also, every time my kids complain about being bored, I make them put a toy in the Goodwill box.
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" Muzoon Almellehan, Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF, Syria "I want to convince everyone to fight for women's rights, especially men.
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I saw the goodwill between the two leaders, and so I hope we can come up with a plan.
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As with so many of the tax cut-pegged corporate announcements, Wells Fargo's goodwill was not what it seemed.
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British Immigration Minister Robert Goodwill said bringing down migration is a priority for the government as it prepares to exit the EU. "Reducing the number of migrants coming to the UK will be a priority in our negotiations to leave the EU," Goodwill said in an email to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"As evidenced by Mr. Burton's conduct since he began 'teasing' the public about the return of Reading Rainbow years before his company acquired any rights to do so, Mr. Burton's goal is to control and reap the benefits of Reading Rainbow's substantial goodwill — goodwill that unquestionably belongs to WNED," the complaint reads.
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"As evidenced by Mr. Burton's conduct since he began 'teasing' the public about the return of Reading Rainbow years before his company acquired any rights to do so, Mr. Burton's goal is to control and reap the benefits of Reading Rainbow's substantial goodwill — goodwill that unquestionably belongs to WNED," the complaint reads.
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In February, in a 10-K filing, Yahoo noted the following:...it is reasonably possible that changes in judgments, assumptions and estimates we made in assessing the fair value of goodwill could cause us to consider some portion or all of the remaining goodwill of the Tumblr reporting unit to become impaired.
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Two years later, she's still promoting goodwill and sharing how her dad's kind spirit impacted her and so many others.
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Toshiba shares jumped 212 percent on announcements of a goodwill charge of "several billion dollars" for its U.S. subsidiary Westinghouse.
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"The nuclear deal is a sign of Iran's goodwill on the international stage...Iran will never be isolated," he said.
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Both the Salvation Army and Goodwill offer valuation guides for common donations, which you can use to calculate your deduction.
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Last year, GE took a $22 billion goodwill impairment charge to reflect the deterioration of the power business it acquired.
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I completed the look with a many-seasons-old Michael Kors bag I'd scored at Goodwill a few months prior.
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The show's mixture of Disney-Channel affability and bland goodwill sometimes works, as long as your expectations are sufficiently lowered.
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According to CNN, Verizon previously claimed that Oath's brand value including a goodwill valuation (and not assets) was $249 billion.
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Kim Jong Un is reportedly offering to open an American burger chain in North Korea as a "show of goodwill."
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Yet if "Justice League" wows audiences, there's no upcoming DC movie to capture the goodwill dividend, at least not immediately.
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It is also expanding distribution networks and is sharing technology to promote goodwill among Chinese leaders, Toyota sources have said.
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Fitch recalls that tangible capital is mainly affected by MXN1,587 million of goodwill generated after the acquisitions in 2010-2011.
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"I believe his message of peace on earth and goodwill to all is never out of date," the Queen commented.
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Conversely, a settlement on outstanding litigation could trigger impairment of goodwill at the parent bank, which would negatively impact ADIs.
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The ease on restrictions was regarded as a goodwill gesture to China after Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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The release of the four prisoners on Tuesday followed half a dozen other releases in goodwill gestures after talks began.
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CVS had taken a $3.9 billion goodwill impairment charge related to its Omnicare business in the second quarter of 2018.
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The cost of goods for many tech services is small, and the investment in community goodwill can yield immeasurable results.
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And he believes cultivating goodwill with China is the best way to persuade it to lean harder on North Korea.
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Powell even faced criticism of his own personal conduct despite a reservoir of goodwill among lawmakers in both parties. Rep.
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But the rules-based system of global trade, which relies on goodwill between countries, may prove to be more fragile.
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It could end up being a small team given Apple's size, but a sign of goodwill for the Chinese government.
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Doing this would "blow up" the goodwill to negotiate within the party and "then all bets are off," said Rep.
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The ESA lobbies on behalf of the gaming industry, and, generally, this event was about building up goodwill with Congress.
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But Elleithee said that Biden continues to benefit from the goodwill of people who long for that Obama-era nostalgia.
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A similar share is communal land under the control of tribal leaders such as King Goodwill Zwelithini, the Zulu monarch.
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If you are dependent for all your liberal rights on the goodwill of your master, then you are a slave.
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" Tatcha believes that, because it's been using its signature packaging since 2015, it owns "the goodwill of its trade dress.
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Many luxury goods makers file lawsuits or threaten litigation to stop companies from piggybacking off their names and customer goodwill.
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Politicians get a photo op, and companies to get some political goodwill, but everyone knows the announcement is extremely preliminary.
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"It was goodwill on our part that we used to share that information ... those days are gone," the official said.
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"The goodwill of Netflix and Google together has attracted a certain crowd of developers that have embraced Spinnaker," Glover noted.
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We talk a lot about the presumption of goodwill in political opponents, even when there is evidence to the contrary.
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It will be interesting to see how and if that goodwill and excitement outweighs some of those financial bum notes.
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This may help Apple foster goodwill among consumers, who are starting to make more purchasing decisions based on social issues.
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But if Google keeps things as they are, it risks losing some of the goodwill it has earned among consumers.
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I look forward to visiting Catherine and her family again in my new role as a Goodwill Ambassador for UNHCR.
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He also said Britain was going into the talks with goodwill and was seeing that reflected by its EU partners.
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