Or she could hold out for higher, more stringent standards.
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Either way, don't hold out for a modern Friends adaptation.
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"Hold out for a second before you start swiping your card."
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One thing you probably shouldn't hold out for: a Surface Phone.
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The troops should be able to hold out for a while.
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Sweden's aim is to hold out for three months, until help arrives.
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I, for one, am going to hold out for eau de Uranus.
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Republicans, meanwhile, may be tempted to hold out for more radical change.
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So few of them are willing to hold out for contract guarantees.
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But the skeptics might not be able to hold out for long.
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Perfect timing and prepubescent finger strength can only hold out for so long.
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They were going to be the ones to hold out for a mistrial.
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Trump maintained that he will hold out for a good deal with China.
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The Apple TV was a bit of a hold out for the satellite service.
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Yeah, but maybe I'll hold out for the Ikea smart plug coming out soon.
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He credits his uncle, Hetfield, for encouraging him to hold out for better terms.
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"We just have to hold out for the cure," she tries to reassure Hoult.
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It's kind of done and I would rather hold out for something else better.
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But it may well be rich enough to hold out for another 100 years.
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"India must dispel any illusions that it can hold out for a change," Col.
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Mitterrand was forced to back down, but Mr Corbyn may well hold out for longer.
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Hold out for a better Prime Day 2020 deal on this one if you can.
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Don't hold out for any puppy face selfies or butterfly crowns from the Magic Mike star.
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Is a reconciliation on the horizon, or should we hold out for the inevitable breakup song?
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The North Koreans knew they could just hold out for the man in the Oval Office.
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Or she may hold out for someone who is willing to split the cost with her.
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For instance, are male pipefish the ones deciding to hold out for a more appealing mate?
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And even some Republicans might hold out for a bigger child tax credit before supporting the bill.
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But for now, I will still hold out for the word "date," and help with its comeback.
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If you don't have an air fryer already, then try to hold out for actual Black Friday.
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Investors are counting on the playbook of the last decade to hold out for a little longer.
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If Democrats hold out for changes, it may force a reopening of negotiations, analysts and lobbyists said.
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I shall hold out for the ... I will walk home with my giant thing of toilet paper.
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But the wise are the hidden who hold out for heaven — and the applause that comes from God.
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But the wise are the hidden who hold out for heaven — and the applause that comes from God.
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I'd dearly like a 2125 Cayman or a Boxster, but really I'd probably hold out for a 2475.
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When women do spring for something new, they often hold out for what they view as an investment.
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Or maybe better go for the sashimi and hold out for a second glass of rosé at dinner?
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The few people still doing it privately are able to hold out for big payouts for finding iPhone vulnerabilities.
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A bigger hospital chain has more ability to hold out for higher prices, if they treat millions of patients.
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Low prices encouraged some farmers to scale back on wheat and instead hold out for a spring-planted crop.
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Reports say the attackers managed to hold out for several hours in the campus buildings before they were killed.
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Airbus strategy appeared to be to hold out for a more favorable ruling on Boeing aid early next year.
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The special committee holds the power to approve Lampert's offer or hold out for higher or less conflicted offers.
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Multiple agents and brokerages are involved in the deal, and are hoping the sellers hold out for a developer.
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Faced with the impatience of the three biggest parties, the president may not be able to hold out for long.
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Ryanair rarely attends such events and is expected to hold out for the best possible price before placing an order.
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That means two new iPads are still expected, and those are the Pro models you'll want to hold out for.
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Alternatively, they might hold out for the appeals process, which could reach all the way up to the Supreme Court.
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Even so, I'll likely hold out for Apple's tenth anniversary iPhone — a Samsung-esque device that won't be so dull. .
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The president has pledged to hold out for funding for the wall, arguing that furloughed federal workers support his position.
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The firm said it expects iPhone unit sales to remain steady as some customers hold out for the 5G phones.
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Instead they told then UEFA president Michel Platini, who backed Turkey's 2016 bid, they would rather hold out for 2024.
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Those concessions could cost some support from liberal lawmakers, who want to hold out for a more expansive sentencing rewrite.
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Ultimately, he realized he was being greedy and it was too dangerous to hold out for the Pfizer-Allergan merger.
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Many are tempted to hold out for a market dip, but doing so means potentially missing out on a continual rise.
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I've hesitated to make travel plans, spend money, or seek out job opportunities because I needed to hold out for this.
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Its best hope may be to hold out for the bountiful gas revenues expected in the middle of the next decade.
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" In this week's episode, however, it seems we will find out if she will "hold out for better weather to come.
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Otherwise you can just hold out for the review we will absolutely be doing, because, you know, it's a smart vibrator.
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Average earnings fell by 5%, though—presumably because insured workers were less likely to hold out for a higher-paying job.
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Some conservatives in Congress will hold out for repeal, and they'll resist any legislation that they view as propping up Obamacare.
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The "invincibility and optimism" that leads us to constantly hold out for someone better can eventually leave us out of options.
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In other words, there's no need to hold out for the rebooted "Ghostbusters" for as long as "Tumacho" is in town.
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The president ratchets up pressure, then either strikes a minor deal or argues he must hold out for a better one.
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He had convinced himself to hold out for a spot with a true title contender, or a team promising major minutes.
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Attorney Paul DeMarco has also written an op-ed calling on reformers to hold out for a better ballot initiative in 2020.
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So if you've been mulling over a hardware upgrade, you might want to hold out for just a little longer.[TP-Link]
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But investors shouldn't hold out for both sides to reach a deal before the 2020 presidential elections in the U.S., said Roach.
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But Kelly said he's concerned rate cuts could actually harm the economy instead of help as people hold out for lower rates.
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Most people might hold out for a calmer interlude to make a major hair change, but then again, Gomez isn't most people.
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Another goal would have eliminated the Crew but they managed to hold out for the remainder of the match to scrape through.
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For that reason, the prime minister would apparently rather hold out for a majority in Parliament than immediately push ahead with Brexit.
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If you're CBS boss Les Moonves, that track record may give you confidence to hold out for a substantial fee from Stephenson.
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The Sparks are in win-now mode and could favor a veteran, or hold out for a player waived by another team.
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The record stock market has some business owners on the deal sidelines as they hold out for ever-higher prices, he added.
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Meanwhile, Monsanto termed Bayer's $64 billion bid inadequate, amid speculation the U.S. seed giant will hold out for a $130 per share offer.
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I'd have to come to terms with the fact that I can't control how other people feel, can't hold out for universal approval.
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You could also hold out for a more high-tech version of this test in the form of a "breathometer" (hopefully available soon).
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Now, $10,000 is slightly more than our overdrafts allow for — so, we'll hold out for the fast fashion renditions of YSL's bejeweled shoes.
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But he did show for New England's mandatory minicamp, and he is not expected to hold out for any portion of training camp.
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When it came time to negotiate a settlement, some of the state attorneys general balked and tried to hold out for tougher penalties.
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He thinks the class should settle now while Irene and her fellow seniors can enjoy the money, rather than hold out for more.
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Just Eat shares increased nearly 25% in London on Monday to £7.92 ($9.76), suggesting that shareholders may hold out for a higher offer. Takeaway.
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USG signaled it might hold out for more than $42 per share and that Knauf "will see value in excess" of its original bid.
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He turned down offers from Toledo, Northern Illinois, and Murray State, and decided to hold out for better opportunities, thinking his success would continue.
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Or do they hold out for something more — like the lobbyists now drafting legislation and gutting regulations that affect the companies that pay them?
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Neither bill is perfect, but when dealing with Congress, it's never wise to hold out for the perfect when the good is within reach.
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Women tend to second-guess themselves and hold out for making the perfect decision, whereas men are more apt to jump in, she explained.
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We hold out for too long, because we grew up watching Disney and superhero movies and have unrealistic expectations ("Something Just Like This"). 6.
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Although pragmatic Brexiteers and Remainers may back her, hardliners may be tempted to hold out for either a harder deal or for stopping Brexit altogether.
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They saw the archconservative House Freedom Caucus hold out for more concessions in the lower chamber, and they may decide they should do the same.
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In other words, the prospects for an exit look good even for companies that may not hold out for an IPO on a major exchange.
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Trump wants to hold out for a more comprehensive agreement and bring China into a trilateral discussion with the Russians, something Beijing has adamantly rejected.
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Trump said many federal workers have told him to hold out for wall funding, though the President didn't provide names or positions of those workers.
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More immediately, the Senate would be wise to hold out for a nominee for defense secretary who is more like Mr. Mattis than Mr. Trump.
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When millennials can finally afford to buy a home, it makes sense that they&aposd hold out for something that&aposs exactly to their taste.
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"Feelings don't come into play to an economist," he added, recommending people try to do whatever they can to hold out for those eight years.
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Republicans and the financial sector have fawned over Mulvaney's work at CFPB, while Democrats hold out for their next chance to replace the bureau's chief.
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In the meantime Stada's shareholders would likely refrain from tendering their shares to Bain and Cinven and hold out for Shanghai Pharma's full higher bid.
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Now that women have more, if hardly stellar, work options, they can afford to hold out for a better partner, ie, one earning a good salary.
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In fact it's now very difficult to avoid updating your laptop or phone or even your TV, but don't try and hold out for whatever reason.
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Recruiters swooped down even more when Michael placed in a top time for the hurdles, and his coach urged him to hold out for other offers.
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And I admire the choice to hold out for something more fulfilling: not marriage or love, necessarily, but pleasure, agency, reciprocity, and yes, maybe even romance.
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"Zuma will try to hold out for as long as he can but his exit is inevitable," said Darias Jonker, director for Africa at Eurasia Group.
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Most growers are quick to book some sales any time the market shows signs of strength rather than hold out for the prospect of sustained rallies.
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There's two holes, but one of them is likely for an infrared sensor so don't hold out for dual selfie cameras like on the Pixel 22019.
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Unfortunately, he doesn't disclose how the automatic power on unit functions—we'll just have to hold out for a new video some time in the future.
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But what if you couldn't get a new job, or wanted to hold out for one that paid as much or more than your last one?
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Some might hold out for the Tivo Mavrik, based on the promise of a cloud based DVR, but there's still no release date for it yet.
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If there were an hour left in this game they would surely score, but Russia might be able to hold out for just 10 minutes more.
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Early on, the couple saw a modestly sized house they liked with three bedrooms, listed at $238,000, but they decided to hold out for something bigger.
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Andrew Cuomo needs to hold out for a new one that strengthens state control over the prison system by holding guards more closely accountable for wrongdoing.
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Setting the scene: A report from consultancy EY released this week observed weakness in the IPO market this quarter as issuers hold out for better conditions.
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And due to his recent tensions with Ryan and McConnell, he was unwilling to hold out for their priority of a longer-term debt limit hike.
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The shares had jumped 3.2 percent to 82.05 euros by 0740 GMT, with buyers betting that some minority investors might hold out for an even higher offer.
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Chargers running back Melvin Gordon will not report to training camp in suburban Los Angeles on Wednesday and will hold out for a new contract as planned.
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That depends on whether President Donald Trump will settle for a reduction in China's U.S. trade surplus or hold out for sweeping changes to China's industrial policies.
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Elliott's deal comes after the Cowboys superstar chose to hold out for a new contract through training camp, despite having two years left on his rookie deal.
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Despite his harsh new living conditions, Manafort may hold out for on another possible route to freedom most defendants don't have: Winning a presidential pardon from Trump.
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After striking a new bilateral trade agreement with South Korea last month, Mr. Trump suggested that he might hold out for a better deal down the road.
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But after this defeat, any team trying to peddle a pitcher to Cashman before the trading deadline next Wednesday just might hold out for more in return.
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But after this defeat, any team trying to peddle a pitcher to Cashman before the trading deadline next Wednesday just might hold out for more in return.
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If wireless earbuds aren't your thing, you may want to hold out for Apple's rumored "studio-quality" over-ear headphones, which may launch as soon as 2019.
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All this being said, I do believe that Apple can afford hold out for many more months, and people will still show up in droves to buy it.
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Of course, Sanders's decision to hold out for more platform concessions may mean that some of his supporters have hardened their resolve to never vote for Hillary Clinton.
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We've neatly laid out toilet paper, we've crouched until our thighs were sore, and we've decided to just cross our legs and hold out for another 30 minutes.
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The name Paowalla refers to a person who carries bread, which is a high point here—this is the kind of bread that carb counters hold out for.
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Now the question is whether enough Democrats will rally to support the compromise package or hold out for a more ambitious overhaul of the nation's sentencing laws. Sen.
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"There were a number of us who wanted to hold out for a better deal," said Ellyn Bogdanoff, the Republican House whip during Mr. Rubio's time as speaker.
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Allies said Mr. Trump's approach to negotiations, however, is to hold out for the best deal possible until the last moment, so it is too soon to judge.
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If lawyers fear that MDL judges will tear up their contracts and ignore their deals with class counsel, they just hold out for their own settlements, Watts said.
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The lawmakers appeared to make minimal progress, with Democrats divided on whether to accept a short-term bill with assurances — or hold out for a longer-term agreement.
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There are also a few reefs at higher latitudes or in other lucky locations that are warming much more slowly and could hold out for decades or centuries.
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The Saudi factor International investors that don't need to curry favor with Saudi's rulers could also hold out for a cheaper price on shares due to geopolitical risks.
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That means that you really don't have to hold out for something better — if you've decided you're definitely getting a robot vacuum this year, do it right now.
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If I really want to listen to music that requires a DAC I think I'll hold out for an update to V-Moda's sleek (and expensive) phone DAC instead.
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It also reduces the opportunities for any one patent owner to hold out for exorbitant fees, as well as the chances that litigation may result from a stalled negotiation.
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She pulled out of an earlier settlement deal in an effort to hold out for more money for the affected homeowners — a decision that was widely criticized at first.
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Luis De Guindos, the finance minister, estimated that Spain could hold out for six months with the current caretaker government led by Mariano Rajoy of the Popular Party (PP).
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The New York Times reported that in 2003, he nearly sold it to Penguin for $3 million, but at the last minute decided to hold out for more money.
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The Senate, meanwhile, is obliged to review a nominee and give advice and consent regarding the nomination — not to hold out for another nominator whose political leanings it prefers.
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And while they don't know how long the slime trend will hold out, for now they're working to build the business that's already providing Samantha a six-figure salary.
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Some analysts expected demand for the iPhone 11 series would be more muted as consumers hold out for a 5G iPhone, which is expected to be released next year.
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At the same time, Trump's immigration officials clearly have some very sweeping goals in mind and will likely fight with Trump's economic team over wanting to hold out for more.
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That means that Saudi Arabia could hold out for longer than Trump wants it to as it waits for Brent, which is currently around $71 a barrel, to hit $80.
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It's wise for the company to hold out for now, and it might be worth it taking the reputational hit of not releasing this version of the product at all.
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The absence of such collective action clauses, or CACS, can allow a small group of investors to hold out for better terms, as famously happened after Argentina defaulted in 2001.
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Do this if you want to ecape the GOP cap on mortgages What's on shoppers' wish lists for the holidays Don't hold out for that inheritance from your rich grandpa
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Tesla has around $8.5 billion in cash on its balance sheet, which should be enough to hold out for a market downturn that doesn't last for more than a year.
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But given the urgent nature of the situation facing migrants, some lawmakers, particularly those from districts on the border, said there was no time to hold out for such additions.
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If either the Republican or Democratic rank-and-file panics, it becomes very hard for the leadership to continue to hold out for their wish lists to end the shutdown.
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If the intensity early in the month finds you worried that you'll never be able to solve your problems, hold out for this New Moon— Aquarius can solve any problem!
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Couples on dates slip into seats at the bar, while groups of friends doing a happy hour hang hold out for tables; tourists and locals rub elbows companionably inside and out.
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Mr Santos's opponents accuse him of failing to hold out for tougher terms because of a desire to clinch peace (and, yes, the Nobel prize) before his term ends in 2018.
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Muslims in Helsinki will have it harder, with 20-hour fasts, though they still have it better than those in Arkhangelsk, who must hold out for about 21 hours a day.
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Allies of President Donald Trump are pushing him to continue to hold out for a deal to reopen the government, believing that any hits he takes will be worth the fight.
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Samsung responds with a statement that is concerned but still cagey, doubling down on its commitment to the CPSC's investigation, apparently opting to hold out for official word this time out.
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CIMB's Cheng said, however, that investors would likely push back against the current offer or hold out for a higher price, and Wanda could face obstacles in achieving the mainland listing.
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Chicago is only supposed to get three inches of snow tonight versus eight tomorrow, so I'm pretty sure my best chance of getting home is to hold out for the flight.
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And so, the public, in general, tends to have a very pragmatic perspective, take what you can incrementally, move forward, make things better, but don't hold out for the whole thing.
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U.S. importers said that a brief surge in exports in December, followed by lower output and combined with a strengthening Colombian peso, is causing producers to hold out for higher prices.
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Yet another cautionary lesson that Turkey's painful experience might hold out for the Trump administration is that it is dangerous to pressure the central bank to keep interest rates artificially low.
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Cruz called for reversing course and re-severing ties with the island nation, while Trump and Rubio said they'd hold out for better deals than those negotiated by the Obama administration.
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Chung has also been using a new shoe orthotic, one that was supposed to hold out for several months but which lasted little more than a week under his punishing style.
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Culturally exaggerated expectations for how long penetrative sex should last mean even men who can hold out for a definitively respectable amount of time still feel legitimate distress about their endurance.
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"The US needs to disabuse Kim that he can hold out for the summit," Brewer, who is now at the Center for a New American Security think tank in Washington, told me.
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Those who want to hold out for the high-tech Wair will be looking at a price tag of around €150-200 ($156-208) when it gets out of the prototype phase.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week, deferring any possible increase until September or December, as policymakers hold out for more evidence of a pickup in inflation.
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But when Sin Rostro dangles the possibility of information in front him of him, he can only hold out for so long before he relents and goes to visit her in prison.
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A farmer who gave his surname as Feng said he would like to hold out for higher prices, but may have to sell as he harvests because he doesn't have enough storage.
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The industry contends that it is providing a crucial service, allowing customers to afford basic expenses and to hold out for potentially more attractive settlements instead of automatically accepting defendants' initial offers.
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And, yes, the episode does a solid job of explaining why he would do this, and Tyrion's always been one to try to cut a deal, rather than hold out for righteousness.
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The high bid of $250,230 at Gooding & Company may have been market-correct for 2000, but the seller opted to hold out for something closer to the pre-sale estimate of $250,000.
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While the -900 was becoming more pervasive, some airlines decided to hold out for the larger A350 variant that was to make its commercial debut in 2018, the Airbus A350-1000 XWB.
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Bearish analysts have warned that such deals could train diners to hold out for gratis grub, while bulls say they are convincing diners that it is safe to eat at the chain.
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Sentiment towards Italy has improved since it agreed to cut its deficit target for 2019 — reflected by successful auctions last week — but investors might hold out for extra yield over Italy's existing issues.
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DE continued to hold out for a higher price a week before the offer period ends, as personal computer firm founder Michael Dell disclosed a 6.45 percent stake via a special situations fund.
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On CNN Monday, New York Times reporter Jonathan Martin said Bernie Sanders is likely to hold out for some enormous concessions from Hillary Clinton before he takes steps to unify the Democratic Party.
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Democrats could potentially force the issue on the short-term spending bill, though aides say they are more inclined to hold out for an agreement related to the larger, long-term spending bill.
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Such a plan could squeeze Democrats, especially in the Senate, to weigh rejecting an opportunity to keep negotiating and risk the government shutting down, or to hold out for more offers from Republicans.
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Imagine striking deals with five copyright owners that possess 99 percent ownership of a given song only to have the sixth that owns a mere 1 percent strategically hold out for more money.
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Some market research indicates there's a sizable consumer segment that will hold out for 5G-enabled phones coming in the years ahead rather than go ahead and buy one of the new models.
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If this sounds like your thing, don't hold out for the logically inevitable American remake: The rights to the property for this territory were bought in 2017 by the now-defunct Weinstein Company.
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Continental said it was still considering making high-voltage systems based on solid-state battery cells but would for now hold out for more advances to be made in the field, a spokesman said.
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But if Schumer really wanted to stop the bill, he could certainly do more—he could, for instance, mobilize his fellow Democrats against it or, at the very least, hold out for some concessions.
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Average rank: 12.52018 stats: N/AOne thing to know: Le'Veon Bell left a bad taste in the mouths of many fantasy players last season with his decision to hold out for a new contract.
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I hold out for thinking seriously about violence, whether it is the context of Mafia III's hyperviolent encounters or Fallout 76's astoundingly cynical nukes or the personal, catastrophic precision of the Hitman games.
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"Personally, I will always hold out for the true Earth twin, one we feel a kinship with," Dr. Seager said, referring to a planet like ours that circles a bigger star like the sun.
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Soete is very welcoming of the movements on a policy front, but he cautioned that people don't need to hold out for the bureaucratic cogs to turn to make a difference this festival season.
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On the House side, there's a chance that Pelosi will hold out for the EITC or something like it, but it seems wildly unlikely that Republicans will give ground on that long-running dispute.
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With Republicans in search of bipartisan credibility, Democrats can hold out for legislative deals that meet their demands or sit back and accuse Republicans of going it alone and abandoning any pretense of bipartisanship.
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Hiring managers often give preference to (and even hold out for) those who have the "right" specific last roles, the "right" internships, a specific number of years of experience or graduated from the "right" university.
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If you really want the best resolution, you'll probably want to hold out for the 4K-equipped 328P6VU, although it'll likely to be somewhat pricer and still only has a nebulous Q1 2018 release window.
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The floating fleet is starting to shrink partly because of a shift in the derivatives market that has made it more attractive to sell cargoes now, rather than hold out for higher prices further ahead.
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Although there are rumors that Apple is covertly investing in a VR View-Master headset that may work with the iPhone, we're not really sure, and it's unlikely consumers will actively hold out for this.
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Le'Veon Bell was one of the top players drafted in fantasy football in 22019, but wound up derailing the seasons of those who picked him when he decided to hold out for the entire season.
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Pelosi told colleagues at the time that she had a deal with Senate Democrats to hold out for a more liberal bill and felt blindsided by her allies on the other side of the Capitol.
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Not necessarily the kind that brings you to your knees — although there's some of that too —but the belief that makes you stand a little taller and hold out for something better, against all odds.
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She and many others in the caucus are leery of delaying the process to hold out for any cooperation from a White House that appears intent on pushing the court battles well into next year.
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Andrew Luck is on the shelf for the Colts with a sore right shoulder, while Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald is expected to miss Week 1 as he continues to hold out for a new contract.
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But we're going to hold out for automatic video captioning letting us know that when a sword is drawn on Game of Thrones, you'd better look away fast if you don't want to see heads flying.
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When Trump effectively secured the GOP presidential nomination on May 3, many Republicans fell into line, but not Ryan, who promised to hold out for signs that Trump could lead the party in a dignified way.
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Despite the stereotype that high-achieving women are doomed to spinsterhood, the truth is that these women are now the most likely to tie the knot, and can afford to hold out for the right match.
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Earlier this year, the All-Pro back decided to hold out for a better contract than the Steelers' $70 million offer, but ultimately missed out on his entire $14.5 million franchise tag by missing the deadline.
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That would have the virtues of making the structural reform objective potentially feasible, while also refusing to reward recalcitrant behavior on the part of the Chinese (in their attempt to hold out for a limited deal).
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Maintaining these refugee camps undermines the prospect of a two-state solution by offering Palestinians false hope that they will return to Haifa, Jaffa and Jerusalem, and encourages Palestinians to hold out for their maximalist demands.
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"The U.S. is attempting to pluck low-hanging fruit first, rather than hold out for a more complete trade deal with China," Julian Evans-Pritchard, an economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a note to clients.
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It would be easy to bury our heads in the sand and hold out for Prime Day, but that would mean we'd miss out on some really impressive offers, like the discounted Sony SRS-XB10 wireless speaker.
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And members of both parties and administration officials know by now not to hold out for a "pivot" to a more controlled Trump who's never going to come, after seeing a flash of normalcy from the president.
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Apple's most dedicated fans may want to hold out for the best iPhone it ever makes, but the bulk of consumers may be just as interested in buying the smaller advancements in the less-expensive iPhone7 upgrades.
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Sales of mainstream milk chocolate bars have stagnated as consumers worried about obesity and heart disease turn to snacks with less sugar and fat, or hold out for the occasional indulgent splurge on expensive, high-end chocolate.
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At the heart, some people hold out for the politics of the "punk" of cyberpunk that existed before, and against, the latter-day stapling of Blade Runner umbrellas and droning soundtracks into any old movie or game.
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Lyft will be seeking to convince investors to make large commitments to its IPO, rather than hold out for its larger rival Uber Technologies, which is planning to launch its own public offering next month, the sources said.
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But competition is precisely what we need to recruit the money, brains and incentives of profit and nonprofit organizations to come up with better ways of achieving the goals we hold out for our economies and civil society.
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Recent surveys showed a third of the country's smaller companies said have only enough cash to last for a month in the event of prolonged business disruptions, with another third believing they can hold out for two months.
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Albeit he has little reason to, having been so thoroughly rejected by the Facebook founder — and having accused the company of a pattern of evasive behavior to its CTO's face — there's clearly not much to hold out for now.
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The arms that America sells to Taiwan would not enable the island to hold out for long against a Chinese onslaught, but they are a token that America has a stake in Taiwan's fate, and that China should beware.
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Its fighters may hold out for a few more weeks in Sur, Silopi and Cizre, but it stands little chance of wresting territory from a government that boasts NATO's second-biggest army and has few qualms about using force.
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Japanese policymakers contend the world's third largest economy is no longer in deflation - a state of broad and sustained declines in prices as consumers hold out for even better deals - but they worry about the risk of a relapse.
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Quadrivalent vaccines are in wide use — between 234.99 million and 239.99 million of the 265 million to 39.883 million doses projected to be available for the current flu season, according to the C.D.C. — but don't hold out for one.
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Washington (CNN)Those hoping for progress in Congress on gun control proposals this week saw no forward movement at all, as Republicans continued to hold out for a sign from President Donald Trump on what he wanted to see.
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"Pelosi has very little to lose by continuing to hold out for witnesses, and there is no guidance or directive in the Constitution governing when she needs to present the articles to the Senate," Tobias told CNBC on Tuesday.
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In 1968, Nixon opened up a back channel to the president of South Vietnam, assuring him he'd get further support if he could just hold out for a Nixon presidency and resist Lyndon B. Johnson's offers to broker peace.
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Grant's exposure to shares and options means he has an incentive to hold out for the highest possible sale price in any deal, which would not only be in the interests of shareholders but also increase the value of his holdings.
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Whereas many consumers used to hold out for their state's sales tax holidays to make back-to-school purchases, they can now get a better deal by taking part in these promotional events, which offer a larger percentage off their purchase.
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PARIS (Reuters) - European wheat held firm on Thursday despite a sharp fall on U.S. markets, helped by a drop in the euro against the dollar and by farmers' reluctance to sell their grain as they hold out for better prices.
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But with the chance to add immediate help for what could be the last Cup run of the Steven Stamkos era, you'd have to think it's better to take a B+ deal today than hold out for an A- in June.
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"Investors and traders may hold out for important reads on the world's largest economies this week," McCarthy said, highlighting PMI data from China, retail sales and industrial production in Japan, and a deluge of U.S. data due later in the week.
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The camera doesn't pan away from Jay through this exchange and although you get the feeling the producers told him to hold out for a few requisite seconds before sharing this next bit, the flourish he adds is all his own.
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At The Times, we prefer tacos (my favorite: lengua), Sichuan (I hold out for the dan-dan noodles and mapo tofu) and Greek (lamb slices and those fantastic lemony potatoes), though we've been known to have the occasional barbecue platter.
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A few investors pointed to an August tweet from investor and venture-capital firm Benchmark, which also holds a board seat and a 13% stake valued at roughly $8.4 billion, as a reason to hold out for a higher valuation.
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"They'll definitely face intense pressure to cooperate, though they may also think they can hold out for a pardon from a grateful President Trump," said Rebecca Roiphe, a former prosecutor and expert on prosecutorial ethics at New York Law School.
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But the bill's prospects are uncertain in the Senate, where at least 10 Democratic votes will be needed to pass the funding bill and where liberal lawmakers are under pressure to hold out for a DACA fix to be included.
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On Wednesday, the case of the stalled sanctions took a new turn as House Republicans and Democrats battled behind the scenes over the details of the bill, and the White House continued to press Republican lawmakers to hold out for changes.
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Trump's successors will have to contend with his precedent and may be pushed to personally intervene with autocrats who will hold out for a meeting with the American President (that they will use to bolster their power at home) before serious negotiations begin.
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However, ISIS had also withdrawn troops earlier from Raqqa, leaving only a handful of militants behind, and even this skeleton force was able to hold out for some time against the superior numbers and firepower of the SDF and its international backers.
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Preorders for the new iPhone 28 and 26 Plus began early this morning, and it looks like many consumers are still debating whether to upgrade to the new models or hold out for the premium iPhone X, which is slated for a November release.
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Tensions among national unions were already in evidence during the protracted talks, which saw German workers hold out for a 4.3 percent pay rise even as group sites in the UK, Spain and several other countries matched earlier French labor concessions including wage restraint.
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Now that upgrade season is here, those customers have a choice that might inspire buyer's remorse: Upgrade to the underwhelmingly incremental iPhone 8, or hold out for the ultra-high-end iPhone X and resign yourself to paying even more to Apple every month.
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But stars also seem to be increasingly aligning for a government funding fight at the end of the year, as conservative Republicans pursue hardline measures that would be difficult to pass while Democrats remain confident that they can hold out for a better deal.
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Read more: FANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Here's the expert consensus on the top 22019 playersBut rather than tearing up the field as he did in 213, Bell didn't play a single game during the 229 season, choosing instead to hold out for a new deal.
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But with President Donald Trump backing away from a March 1 deadline to raise tariffs on Chinese goods, signs of slowing U.S. growth and a re-election campaign heating up, they say Trump's appetite to hold out for deep, immediate changes may be waning.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — After a popular bill to improve prison education and training programs breezed through the House last May, criminal justice reformers in the Senate faced a crucial choice: run with it or hold out for more far-reaching changes to sentencing laws.
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That partisan schism is in turn encouraging Mr Trump's foreign counterparts to play a long-game, to think they can hold out for better terms from a future Democratic administration, or that such an administration would in any event scrap whatever deals Mr Trump might have done.
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Tactically, he demands heavy pressing at the beginning of games in the hope that the team can create a flurry of initial goal-scoring opportunities, then looks to his players to hold out for the rest of the match by executing his defensive plan to the letter.
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Jennifer Abruzzo, who was deputy general counsel at the National Labor Relations Board during the Obama administration, said the judge was implying that McDonald's had tried to hold out for the possibility that a Republican would win the presidency in 2016 and appoint a new general counsel.
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But Pelosi on Monday night again rejected the notion of a short-term debt limit hike, with both Democrats and many Republicans preferring to hold out for a broader bargain that would lift discretionary spending caps and the debt limit for fiscal years 2020 and 2021.
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If you'd rather save your money for basically anything else, just check out the rolling action here: Conversely, if the roll-up TV seems too pedestrian, you can hold out for a TV that descends from the ceiling — which LG just announced at this year's CES.
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This is exactly the kind of season a TV show can do once it's laid serious groundwork, stacking and restacking storylines and characters and tension like blocks in a Jenga tower; at some point the tower is still standing, but you know it can't hold out for long.
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Earlier this week, Reuters reported that Turkey's plans to clean up some $13 billion in bad energy loans, one of the worst hangovers from last year's currency crisis, was taking shape even as some banks hold out for the government to agree to safeguards and higher electricity prices.
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We spoke to Serengeti about Bartman, but also about baseball fandom as a solitary experience; about what it's like to hold out for years for a playoff breakthrough; about Andre "Hawk" Dawson; and about what it feels like for the whole country to take ownership of your team.
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"My friends like to joke that it only took me 24 years to get a one-bedroom in Westbeth," said Ms. Walter, who consulted several people in the building to help decide whether she should take the apartment or hold out for a potentially better space in the future.
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The coalition government of the 2780-Star Movement and the League, which took power in June, had been pushing for a deficit around 26.5 percent of GDP to fund costly policy pledges, while Tria had been slowly shifting his position but trying to hold out for something below 2400 percent.
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If we can get all 47 Democrats, the two independents and two Republicans to push the nomination vote until after the midterms and then use the issue (and so many others) to take back the Senate, we can hold out for a nominee who will promise to preserve Roe. Unlikely?
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Both Republicans and Democrats have urged Mr. Trump to hold out for a tough deal to combat Chinese practices that American businesses have long seen as problematic, including the coerced transfer of foreign technology as a condition of doing business in the country and the ample government subsidies for Chinese firms.
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The Bucks' first three-game losing streak all season, after a largely storybook campaign inspired by the Greek superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, has forced Edens to hold out for a daunting road win that keeps Milwaukee's season going — even though it is likely to force him to make an unappetizing choice.
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Reports that emerged before Lyft issued an updated filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission indicated it would be seeking to persuade investors to make large commitments to its IPO rather than hold out for its larger rival Uber, which is planning to launch its own public offering next month.
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Twenty-four percent said they want the president to accept the budget framework to avoid a shutdown and then declare a national emergency to expand the border barrier, while 21625 percent said they want Trump to hold out for a better deal, even if it might result in another partial government shutdown.
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Last year, for example, it reduced the cost of its iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 down to $449 and $599 when it debuted the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR.Regardless, if you can hold out for another month and a half or so, you'll have many more options at your disposal.
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But that approach has drawn ire from hard-liners like Peter Navarro, a trade adviser, and Robert E. Lighthizer, the top trade negotiator, who argue that the White House needs to hold out for bigger concessions from China in terms of reforming its economy and reducing its trade surplus with the United States.
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"We do have a good amount [of capital] but we want to hold out for a favorable round where we have really high growth and the right team in place so we can raise at a much bigger valuation and get a substantial raise so we can hire engineers to build products," Gadea explained.
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But that's also the source of the profound distrust that Trumpist ideologues hold out for brazenly transactional leadership figures like McConnell, or Paul Ryan, or John Boehner; the Republican Party they've all been trying to shore up at the institutional level is the same structure that die-hard movement conservatives are dead set on immolating.
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If the memories wane and America forgets the pain that this crisis wrought on the affected nations, then we'll all be standing around as the next private-industry-induced public health crisis takes it toll, having the same discussion and trying to figure out whether to take the flashy payday, or actually hold out for justice.
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Other senior administration officials made it clear that part of Mr. Trump's strategy was to try to drive a wedge within the party between those who want to hold out for a much more generous solution and those who may feel enough political pressure to end the shutdown that they will feel obliged to support it.
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The release date of iPhone 8 / 8 Plus and iPhone X are far enough apart that if you start off with one of the 8s and come to regret it, you've still got enough time to return it and hold out for the X. Shame that Apple didn't just put the home button and Touch ID on the back of the iPhone X, though.
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According to Le Monde, France did not hold out for Plan A, and instead went with Plan B. On Tuesday, the eve of the publication of Guibert's article in Le Monde, Huffington Post Arabi wrote that French special forces had arrived in Benghazi to support the Libyan National Army (LNA), which is under the command of General Haftar, who is loyal to the Tobruk government.
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As the film follows Zitter, we sit with families who are stuck in the horrible position of trying to decide whether this person they love should be left on life support, if that's likely to be the only life they'll have, whether it's wise or good to hold out for a miracle — and whether they're making that decision for the patient's good or their own.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller Time: Dems, GOP ready questions for high-stakes testimony This week: Mueller dominates chaotic week on Capitol Hill MORE (D-Tenn.) has yet to reintroduce articles of impeachment that he pushed in the last session of Congress and said he wants to hold out for Mueller's investigation.
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Those with a futurist bent can also hold out for the utopian nanobot world of tomorrow Furber dreams of: "You might [eventually be able to] inject somebody with nano-robots that would go in and scoop up these bad factors and either chew them into little bits that could be digested or excreted into poop," he says, "then get some young plasma if you need it," or a manufactured good protein cocktail, as well.
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" Johnson also condemned criticism of Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) for accepting compromise legislation that provided humanitarian aid at the border, writing that Pelosi "made the obvious calculation that it was more important to deliver prompt help to those facing inhumane conditions on the border than it was to delay and hold out for everything House Democrats wanted.
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