The climate does change in short increments and in long increments.
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So the climate does change in short increments and in long increments.
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"If I'm selling an item at an auction, then I can make the decision on if I'm going to have $500 increments, $1,000 increments or $103,000 increments based on what's happening," she says.
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Regardless of whether you spend time raising money in small increments or big increments, everything you hear still gets filtered through your own values and experiences.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - History does not move in neat increments.
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The funds are paid out in monthly increments of $300.
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For instance, Trump often speaks of time in immeasurable increments.
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He suggested doing that in increments of around five years.
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Where do you stop along the increments of that scale?
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In both instances, these dramatic changes come about in small increments.
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This cycle seems to travel in five-year increments or so.
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Mockus says those increments of time were based on consumer habits.
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ET, with multiple waves of guests arriving in two-hour increments.
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Or, they could increase the increments on progressive checks each night.
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The grand prize will be $60,000, paid in $5,000 monthly increments.
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Add butter in small increments, stir until emulsified add more butter.
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It can't fund itself for more than tiny increments of time.
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She paid her rent in $20 increments to stave off eviction.
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Pyramids are a running-workout structure that starts with the shortest distance and increases in set increments until you hit the longest distance; then, you decrease in the same increments until you're back at the starting distance.
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Then, they had to count backwards in increments of 17 from 3,079.
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Ninety-seven percent of contributions came in increments of $100 or less.
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Users can donate in $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, and $200 increments.
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Instead, it'll continue to drop by increments in a dangerously quiet deterioration.
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Every decision in your life will be compartmentalized into two-hour increments.
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You can buy block storage per 50GB increments for €1 per month.
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In fact, both tech moguls break their days into five-minute increments.
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Rooney advances us through years of their entangled intimacy via monthly increments.
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Progress, it seems, will have to come in increments, not definitive strides.
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The study analyzed 15-year increments over a near 50-year period.
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The union then dispersed the sum into $85033 increments for the employees.
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Sofa lengths can be set by the customer in one-inch increments.
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It's not smooth like an analog filter, and instead "steps" in increments.
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Every night, she inputs her receipts into her spreadsheet in weekly increments.
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For four years afterward, my financial circumstances improved, but in moderate increments.
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The new contract would gradually raise the minimum pay in $1 increments.
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They try things, but only by increments, tentative and holding something back.
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She remembers sleeping in three-hour increments during its most pivotal moments.
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We did 180 dates on the last album in two week increments.
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Consider a long but gripping book to read aloud in small increments.
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Biden also raised significantly less money in small-dollar increments than Buttigieg.
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Their salaries were paid directly to the workers in half-yearly increments.
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A 1998 law set IRS commissioners' terms in scheduled, five-year increments.
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The ECB has so far moved by increments to dial back support.
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You can donate in increments of $5, $10, $25, $50, $100 or $200.
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Larger mileage increments can also be used for longer flights or larger aircraft.
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Street Easy's price history denotes that cut happened in two separate $500,000 increments.
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Some days it comes in multiple short increments, some days it lasts hours.
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Then, you can pay for Skype credits in increments as low as $5.
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Well, it's 10 minutes ... What I'm to understand is it's 43-minute increments.
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Or standing in the cold to tap a screen at precise increments (GooRee).
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Maybe starting in smaller increments, I thought, would help me stick with it.
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She also started journaling, mostly writing about childhood memories in five-year increments.
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The Fed has raised rates this year, but in measured, 0.25-percent increments.
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Cramer recommended establishing a position in the stock by buying shares in increments.
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When the stock comes down, you start to buy it in increments again.
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Getting closer to the truth, even in small increments, is a worthy goal.
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We need to start thinking in decades, increments of 10 to 20 years.
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"It's probably gonna go for $22006," Mesler says, frantically tapping in $22014 increments.
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The SARB has not cut in increments larger than 25 bps since 13.
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The SARB had not cut in increments larger than 25 bps since 2012.
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Summing your deep book thoughts into 15-second increments is certainly a challenge.
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You can buy storage in 73 gigabyte, 128 GB and 256 GB increments.
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You can buy storage in 27 gigabyte, 27 GB and 73 GB increments.
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Life expectancy improved by the tiniest of increments, from 78.6 to 78.7 years.
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A similar kind of system, with larger increments, was in place until 2001.
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He was surveilled for a solid year, three-month increments for -- with three renewals.
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I realized in those little increments that I was actually looking and actually drawing.
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It's asking someone from the year 1719 to predict today, in 30-year increments.
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WikiLeaks published the Vault 7 disclosures in 25 increments from March through November 2017.
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It takes a variable and increments it by 1 every time the code executes.
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These are not the kind of people who'd get big increments in the year.
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His campaign can accept only $2,700 increments from each large check that comes in.
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I mean, I feel like there's so many increments and steps along the way.
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That involves withdrawing a large sum of money in small increments to avoid detection.
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Computers then calculate how the pieces interact with one another in small time increments.
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The subjects also are asked to count backward from 100 in increments of 7.
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If you select attended delivery, time slot selections will be in one-hour increments.
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All the classroom schedules featured playtime, built into the day in carefully programmed increments.
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It might take hundreds or thousands of increments, but for computers, that's a breeze.
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Under this test, drivers can increase the costs of drives in 85033 percent increments.
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Under this test, drivers can increase the costs of drives in 10 percent increments.
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Time is at its most valuable in 30-second increments during the Super Bowl.
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And everything is priced in dollar increments so servers don't have to make change.
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Citigroup extended the loan in $100 increments, even if she was short by only $35.
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PCPartPicker, PC Master Race, and Logical Increments have plenty of build guides to refer to.
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He makes it not only skitter across the strike zone but actually teleport in increments.
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Additionally, rather than displaying somewhat noisy monthly amounts, we aggregated data in six-month increments.
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Temperatures in each session varied in increments from 22 degrees Fahrenheit to 270 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Startups measure their survival quarter to quarter, while big companies plan in five-year increments.
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Each parent measured nine doses of medication using various tools with different liquid measurement increments.
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Usually they only buy in increments of an eighth or forth at a time, though.
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Under federal law, the terms of IRS commissioners are set in scheduled, five-year increments.
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If next year gets more dangerous, you're likely to see it change in smaller increments.
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Someday, Apple is telling us, all these increments will add up to something unimaginably amazing.
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It steps, almost stair-like, in a rapid-fire series of roughly 50-metre increments.
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Right now, we have a Congress that is funding the government in three-week increments.
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He gave one to a school recently, a big school, in $20 million increments, essentially.
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If Cash's technique was sound, Wolfe would increase the speed in roughly 5 m.p.h. increments.
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You can buy Skype credit in increments of $5, $10, or $25 at a time.
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Don't think in 91-day increments, but think more in decades like Warren Buffett does.
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It also has a timer that runs in 15-minute increments, from 15 to 60.
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You can tell Siri to "increase volume," which increases the volume in approximately 12% increments.
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The price rose slowly for a while, by increments of as little as $2 million.
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The management fee then falls in increments to 2.2 percent for those investing above $500 million.
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Those above the income threshold would have the help slowly phased out in 753 percent increments.
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A 20-minute meeting would run over two increments; meetings started early and finished on time.
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But, as with Wikipedia, the idea is to keep building utility and momentum in growing increments.
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The company's market valuation goals start at $803 billion and go up in $280 billion increments.
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Now in its seventh season, the series presents horror movies in ten to 13 episode increments.
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The researchers discovered that synapses of all sizes vary in increments as small as eight percent.
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All you have to do is create WAV files with embedded transcriptions in 10 second increments.
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Kaptyn says that additional do-gooding ales will be released in six to 18 month increments.
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Other works in the exhibition use the paper as a way to track increments of time.
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We have the sense of a big world seen piecemeal, in small and obsessively focused increments.
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Speed brakes are often used as part of normal operations for descents, deployed in smaller increments.
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If it does, the change will be very, very tiny, but most change comes in increments.
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One tester said the DirecTV Now DVR allowed rewind and fast forward in 15 second increments.
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The discipline of small increments is absolutely critical to reducing the risk of a bad outcome.
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Those above the income threshold would have the help slowly phased out in 214 percent increments.
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The evening crawled by in two-minute increments, long stretches of boredom punctuated by strong emotion.
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Ms. Lister planned to travel in increments, stopping at different ports along the way by night.
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" Re-election cash must be raised in smaller increments, he said, "You can't do it overnight.
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"In college, they would show us the pay increments ... from zero to 25 years," Winchester said.
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Counting billable time in six-minute increments is the most annoying part of being a lawyer.
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Seriously, there are multi-millionaires walking around now who got rich in those six-second increments.
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One measuring edge is notched in one-inch increments for quick measurements and for easy pinning.
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Then, when developers identify problems in their creations, they scale back and make refinements in increments.
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Every week, 3,500 pounds of pork head in and out of the oven at five-hour increments.
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Dwellings, not for pets but for humans, are apparently highly sought after in 250 square foot increments.
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As the wheel turns, sensors inside the gadget record the distance it travels in 0.1 mm increments.
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The scale of these defects, though, is measured in tiny increments compared with what Mr Trump proposes.
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You can add storage in 200GB increments, up to 1TB of additional storage for $9.99 per month.
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Since February, the central bank has raised by tiny increments the interest rates on some lending facilities.
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The planting itself forces you to think in half-year-increments, or longer for trees and perennials.
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This will go on in eight-week increments until patients find a medication that works for them.
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His schedulers broke his days into 23-minute increments, with the first meeting around 8:15 a.m.
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In these warped worlds, spatial increments get shorter and shorter as you move out from the center.
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She did give him the money back — just in the smallest, and probably most inconvenient increments possible.
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Others have received temporary residence permits; they live their lives in measured three or six month increments.
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Pensions disburse money in increments; 401(k)'s allow for withdrawals as the account holder sees fit.
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The Vermont senator points with pride at having raised nearly all his money online in small increments.
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The repayment amount would be prorated to the exact debt; it wouldn't be based on $10,000 increments.
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On the surface, the debate is about whether saving in small increments is actually helpful or practical.
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But other studies that have done this did them for short increments, collecting in a certain area.
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They're also informative, indicating the volume level in small increments going from red through yellow to blue.
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Besides convenience, Indian consumers are attracted to competitive pricing and ability to make purchases in tiny increments.
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Bidding usually starts below the low estimate and goes up in 5 percent to 15 percent increments.
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Economists say devaluations are usually done in increments of tens, thousands or millions to facilitate the math.
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B. Moschner, San Antonio: Texas will suffer if Roe is found to be unconstitutional, even in increments.
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I let them invest in small increments in something they care about or they think is cool.
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Cohen then sent monthly invoices, and the total of $420,000 was paid to Cohen in $35,000 increments.
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For the past four years, I've chosen the layout that breaks down each day into 30-minute increments.
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Instead, focus on consistently adding to your portfolio over time, whether in lump sums or smaller systematic increments.
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Here's the conventional gold standard: What percent of the total money raised comes from increments less than $22016?
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Over the course of the season, the Knicks' front office evaluated the team's performance in 10-game increments.
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The lowest denomination is $25, with penny increments available above that up to a maximum of $10,000 annually.
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The gap came down in tiny increments, and he gained only 1.2 seconds over the next six laps.
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The imagery in these things is just so wild and addicting that it's perfect in two-minute increments.
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The other is a short-acting dose of oxycodone, which she takes in 215 MME increments as needed.
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For binge-watching, you could try Laura Dern in "Enlightened," a poetic character study in half-hour increments.
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I've been doing this for years and years: I make sure I sleep in increments of 90 minutes.
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Salameh said there was no schedule yet for the $2 billion Eurobond sale, which could happen "in increments".
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The cash went to buy more than 300 gift cards to a local grocery store, in $50 increments.
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Similarly, other direct payments or subsidies could be set to decline in increments as GDP reaches various thresholds.
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Also, they would not always want it in exact increments of $100 million, as has been the case.
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I'm now able to sleep deeply for short increments, something I never pictured myself being able to do.
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Schedules are adjusted around meetings, priorities are split, time and attention are devoted in formal 15-minute increments.
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"So if Congress is entitled to this information, we shouldn't get it in thousand page increments," he said.
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Conventional golf clubs are built in half-inch-length increments with varying club-head angles throughout the set.
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Races are divided into five-year age increments starting at age 2100 and ending at 210-to-104.
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"Bringing new increments will sustain the production plateau (at the fields)," he told reporters after the signing ceremony.
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Also, they would not always want it in exact increments of $100 million, as has been the case.
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For example, being able to set the dimming time in increments other than 15 minutes would be nice.
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Instead, the bill phases out full expensing in 20 percent increments over four years, beginning in year six.
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The LEDs are still there—because changes to a culture-defining aesthetic come in increments—but they're more tasteful.
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For others, owning a car is too expensive, but they are willing to pay for rides in small increments.
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Or they could hurt you, in small increments or in the very, very big ways that Jimmy hurt Gillian.
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We fast-forward in 10-second increments, with a quick trigger finger let loose the moment we get bored.
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"This movie was funded by people who didn't have money, through increments of $3,000, $6,000, and $9,000," he said.
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"But we'll all still deal with it because human history moves in increments: two steps forward, one step back."
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Yes, the full subsidy promised comes in increments, as the capital investments are made and jobs created by Foxconn.
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You could hear proper house, techno, hip-hop, grunge, punk, soul, disco, all in small increments throughout the night.
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Google's offered a lot of customization on that front, with 15 different time increments between 0.5 and 2.0 speed.
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That grace period will be extended in quarterly increments to 80 days, after which no rent will be payable.
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For more than half a century, improvements to the marathon world record had come in increments measured in seconds.
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The cards will be sold at $20 increments and include a free $5 Starbucks gift card with each purchase.
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They were exposed in 10-minute increments (10 on, 10 off) for 9 total hours of exposure each day.
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I saw Sunshine and Starlight in 22010-minute increments over the course of a month on my lunch breaks.
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Slowly add the remaining 353 cup stock in small increments so that the pork absorbs all of the liquid.
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I started to break up the hike by stopping under occasional shade, but my increments became smaller and smaller.
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Since much of this spending is done in small increments, you don't immediately realize you've sapped your monthly budget.
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Once you have the rotation function open you have two options: custom rotation or rotating at 90-degree increments.
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The modern Japanese love hotel caters to those seeking discretion in their affairs, payable typically in hours-long increments.
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"Attack lengths are in five-minute increments," he added, which suggests that attacks are priced in a tiered way.
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Decide to become a person who prefers "smoked duck to processed cheese" and by increments you become that person.
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Season the broth with the rock sugar and fish sauce, starting in small increments and tasting as you go.
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ThredUp's overall commission structure is also tiered, but in smaller increments with different prices for women's and children's clothing.
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The fees came in increments like $6 and $10 — minimum-balance fees, excess-transaction fees, automatic money-transfer fees.
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An app called Recharge allows users to book rooms in hotels in small-time increments at varying price points.
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Critics have complained TPS has allowed participants to repeatedly extend their stays in 6-month to 18-month increments.
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"The point is not to just tell a lie, but to tell a lie in increments," Ms. Bradshaw said.
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Each one is different enough from the others that I find myself registering the increments separating evanescence and density.
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Made in increments between 1964 and 1967, "Fuses" is a beautiful, complex work, among Ms. Schneemann's most moving achievements.
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Microwave for 10 second increments until the chocolate has melted, about 30 seconds or so depending on your microwave.
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To maximize my energy, I work in 25-minute increments followed by five-minute breaks to clear my mind.
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With the large measure of uncertainty around the disease, its impacts may be felt in increments rather than suddenly.
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Adjust the deck height from 1 inch to 4.5 inches using 15 quarter-inch increments for an even cut.
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Mobile games (or casual games) are simplistic, consisting of repetitive actions performed over time in small increments without end.
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Note that while the chart includes projections out to age 65, the ages are shown in five-year increments.
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The total will start at $10 billion a month then increase in quarterly increments until it reaches $50 billion.
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Lawmakers have repeatedly -- in 2013, 2015 and 2018 -- chosen to raise the caps on spending in two-year increments.
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Operating costs, such as wage rates and rent, tend to adjust in five to 10 year increments, he said.
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Schwartz tried to limit the sessions to smaller increments of time, but Trump's contributions remained oddly truncated and superficial.
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A Cubs fan takes the long view, having learned to think in hundred-year increments — the length between championships.
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I immediately connected with Ms. Wolf's "just start" and "do what you can in 10-20-30 minute increments" approach.
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They can use moments of downtime to watch chapters of serialized content in shorter increments of 10 minutes or so.
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Addressable ads can be harder to sell at scale, because they have to be offered in smaller, more targeted increments.
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No one knows whether we're serious, and when we do it, we do it in increments you can barely see.
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The DESI survey will measure the universe's expansion rate in 300m-year increments, from about 11.5bn years ago until today.
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They theory is that letting traders trade in nickel increments rather than pennies will allow them to make deeper markets.
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But RTOs become harder to track when they're done in smaller increments over a longer period of time, Graham said.
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The startup is also including 10 hours of transcribed audio, spliced into 10 second increments, to expedite the training process.
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The amount will fall short, of course, as that's such a staggering amount to raise in $50 or $100 increments.
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Microwave in one-minute increments or so, stopping every so often to stir the cream and let the steam escape.
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After the first hour, additional 603-minute increments are $260 for the compact room and $275 for the standard-room.
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But if you break it down into two-mile increments, it's far more motivating and you'll have far more success.
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As it's designed right now, the feature would allow users to pause notifications in one, three, and 12 hour increments.
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A recent review of the evidence points to continued near-stagnation in all disciplines with only "tiny increments" in performance.
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"Making them in increments of 12 as they sold out each time," Publix cake decorator Kelly Higginbotham wrote on Instagram.
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It was happening in such small increments to them that they didn't realize it until a year or two later.
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You're doing tiny little increments, and they've gotta be stable while they're in a position where one leg is up.
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Lasers and electrodes can deliver precise increments of pain in experiments requiring a quick transition between different levels of stimulation.
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As with Eads, the return to the provider comes in increments directly associated with successful production for the public good.
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This is equivalent to 1.25x inventory, which we believe is sufficient to cover requirements arising from reasonable commodity price increments.
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The rise in GDP is the integral of all successive increments to capital, so it's the area a+b+c.
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There are a lot of ways to have real-life adventures that are not prepackaged in ticketed, one-hour increments.
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It also lets you buy fractional shares of its selection of stocks and funds in increments as small as $5.
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On the other side, gamers can pay to play with one (or two) of these coaches in hour-long increments.
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"Instead of purchasing too much food, consider spending it week by week and purchasing things in smaller increments," he said.
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Bidding that started with six buyers ricocheted at nosebleed prices for almost 20 minutes, with often staggering jumps in increments.
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Different gift card increments are available, and be aware that the website has a $1.49 transaction fee when you order.
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He says that he thinks in five-year increments and that he has no plans to leave coaching anytime soon.
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If you find it impossible to turn off your work self, decide that you&aposll work in very limited increments.
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The penalty varies in increments, starting at 1% of risk-adjusted assets and rising depending on five gauges of riskiness.
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All three test group stocks will be quoted in $0.05 increments, but other details between the groups will differ meaningfully.
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Working with black paper almost exclusively, he built up layers on a canvas, soaked and removed them in different increments.
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The rest will continue to be launched in 903-satellite increments over the next year, along with one launch of five.
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The payments to Cohen's shell company, Essential Consultants LLC, started in February of 2017 and were made monthly in $100,000 increments.
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They can happen in creeping increments, each of which allows for enough of a pause that it comes to seem normal.
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The current program that is being wound down allowed Uber drivers to lease for increments of a week at a time.
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Customers will now only be able to purchase panels in increments of 4kW, in the form of a 12-panel array.
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The tables added markups in increments of 0.05% to 0.10% and topped out at an extra 1.85%, the three sources said.
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It weighs 105 grams, and it has an 18,000DPI sensor, customizable in 1 DPI increments for the most particular of users.
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This designation, typically given in increments, means Carranza was allowed to stay in the United States without the threat of deportation.
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As members of Congress and the administration start to talk about taxes again, they reckon their sums in ten-year increments.
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Doing things in increments of 21 symbolizes the 21-gun salute, which is the highest military honor that can be bestowed.
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Those who want to buy their phones can pay the remaining amount in a lump sum or in six monthly increments.
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In 2012, Hanson allegedly paid Danno $7,000 in increments to help him put together a threatening photo to send to Cipriani.
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Users will be able to record video from their perspective in 10-second increments, which can be synched with their smartphones.
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In January 2015 it was 2.9 million but swiftly rose - often in increments of several million - to 10.2 million by December.
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Begin to walk laterally—traveling increments of six inches with each step—while maintaining the 18-inch gap between your feet.
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He made the second, tacking another point to his playoff pile, getting larger in small increments, one contract at a time.
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Starting at $10 million and eventually rising in $100,000 increments, the car was sold for $21.8 million to an anonymous bidder.
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Data was collected from the CEOs in 15 minutes increments, 24 hours a day, seven days a week for three months.
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Pros: Sizing varies in small increments to find ideal fitCons: Stock sells out quickly, so check back often for new releases
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"The increases are spread quite widely, but the largest increments come from two regions: the Middle East and Africa," IEA notes.
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The model relied less on milking clients with steep hourly rates measured down to six-minute increments like most law firms.
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He was charged with structuring cash withdrawals in increments of $9,000 in order to avoid federal anti-money-laundering reporting requirements.
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If you want to add more time to your session, the device allows you to do so in five-minute increments.
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I can only grow worse, my disability increasing in insidious increments that he will track by seeing me every three months.
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Netflix's story about the women of Litchfield Penitentiary altered, in brilliant cutting increments, what TV could be, how people watched it.
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The Pentagon sent those troops in increments after Iranian attacks on commercial shipping, a U.S. surveillance drone and Saudi oil facilities.
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Mr. Goodfriend, who does not draw a salary, said he has collected $10,000 in donations so far, mostly in $5 increments.
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When paired with the precision Kamado base, adjustments can be made in 1ºF increments, and can go as low as 133ºF.
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We always envisioned The Knick in two-year increments and with the idea of annihilating what came before every two years.
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The button allows users to donate easily in increments from $5 to $1003 using the payment information already linked to their account.
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This watch, however, musters its 390 hand-crafted components to make the second hand jump through its 60 increments instead of sweep.
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The White House indicated the tariff would increase by increments of 22011 percentage points each month until it reaches 25% in October.
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"There are all these steps that are very brutal, but that's the way sexual abuse happens, in little tiny increments," she said.
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By setting gradual light increments, you can wake up naturally in the morning — something you could never achieve with a typical lightbulb.
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It further permits her to serve her time over the next three years, in 10-day increments, court officials confirm to PEOPLE.
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That power controller is also integral to systems like Qualcomm's quick charging, which regulates voltage in tiny increments to charge more efficiently.
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And in the third, they repeated the second test, and then added weight in 1-pound increments until it reached 60 pounds.
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When enabled, Reload automatically adds funds in $10 increments if you attempt to make a purchase that exceeds your available Venmo balance.
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You can, of course, switch the app's measurement from standard to metric and in increments of inches, feet, yards, and even miles.
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The free web app lets you jot down words of any fashion in timed increments ranging from five minutes to an hour.
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An additional $1 million will be split up in $100,000 increments and given to ten teams as a stipend to finance work.
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I can't help but do the math in my head — how many more three-week increments until I go back to work?
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The Fed is widely expected to raise interest rates next week and twice more during the year in increments of 0.25 percent.
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When the Warriors are on the road, for example, they have three buses that leave for the arena in 30-minute increments.
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The plan means the shares will be offered in increments to institutional investors, with the first sales likely in the coming days.
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For instance, if you want to own 100 shares of your favorite stock over time, buy the stock in increments of 25.
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He added that the interest-rate reserve fund, known as the ZZR in Germany, should be built up, but in smaller increments.
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Spreading out your savings in smaller increments from the start will save you from heavy hits to your finances in the future.
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The Fed entered the year planning to raise its benchmark rate about one percentage point, most likely in four quarter-point increments.
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I wrap up at work and enter my day's activities into a spreadsheet (our time is accounted for in 6-minute increments).
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More often, the money comes in increments of $8, when a customer wants to have sex and leave a short time later.
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"Is there a study that says this setting, in five minute increments, is the best way to do that?" the prosecutor asked.
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You set a price point for your time, which goes up in increments: so, $50 for a coffee, $100 for a dinner.
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How they performed The Equalizer wedges from Ben Hogan Golf Equipment are available in 2-degree increments between 48 and 20173 degrees.
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The durational performance will reprise previous performances from a 12-week cycle, but here condensed to a marathon of two-hour increments.
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Buyers of newly constructed properties can take advantage of the city's tax abatement program, which levels off in increments over five years.
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A full load at this place costs €4.50, and dryer time is calculated in 10-minute increments, each costing a single euro.
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Starting today, OneDrive users will now be able to add storage to their plans in 200GB increments, starting at $1.99 per month.
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This group of advantageously shod super-runners have defied the usual pattern, in which new records are established in increasingly tiny increments.
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This was not considered a trivial matter for competitions and world records, given that age groups were divided into five-year increments.
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"I put money in, and I started calling all of my rich friends to buy $25,000 increments, or units," Ms. Spencer said.
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Tap Rotate (the button furthest to the left, which looks like a circular arrow) to rotate the picture in 90-degree increments.
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But instead, the fees get sucked out in tiny increments every day, and while you never see it, it can add up.
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After a time Burns and his board did lower rates, but in increments of 25 basis points, too slow for Nixon's liking.
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He asked us to roll back-and-forth vertically and horizontally in one-inch increments over each spot to help release any tension.
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For the Swedish furniture retailer, both full or part time employees can accrue PTO and vacation can be taken in one-hour increments.
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Following this initial drop, the aircraft will incorporate new software drops in two year increments in order to stay ahead of the threat.
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At the time, there was no sense of scientific urgency to glacier monitoring; glaciers had always expanded and deflated naturally in modest increments.
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This model cooks up to 390 degrees Fahrenheit and allows you to select the temperature in five increments with simple digital LED controls.
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But if banks steal that sum from their customers every day in five- and ten-dollar increments, auditors and regulators pay no attention.
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A new app known as Instaread wants to help by delivering the major takeaways for hundreds of NYT bestsellers in 30-minute increments.
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There can be increments of progress or reform, but nothing that could plausibly overcome this country's core indifference to genuine learning and education.
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Farrell noted the team is approaching Rodriguez's recovery in "five-day work increments" and will map out increases in physical activity after Sunday.
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Mr. Hoggan's bonus was paid out in $10,000 increments, an arrangement that members of Congress have said was intended to disguise the payments.
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You can join in groups of three month increments so all the kids are born within a month or two of each other.
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You can set the noises to play in hour-long increments or just let the machine run all night, which I do sometimes.
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SAS recently launched a program that allows passengers to purchase biofuel to replace conventional jet fuel for their flights, based on time increments.
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"At any given moment, reserves are being added everywhere … The reserve increments of any given period are overwhelmingly in existing fields," he explained.
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Only one copy is being made available to senators, and each party will take turns viewing it in one-hour increments, Durbin said.
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At work, she handles sensitive documents and extremely exacting requests, and has to track her activities in six-minute increments (can you even?!).
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Your rewards will automatically be deposited into your Uber account at $25 increments, although you can manually move rewards over at any amount.
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The D.N.C. can raise money in increments of $355,000; direct donations to a potential Warren general election committee would be limited to $2,800.
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While the rules preclude Badham from offering weather services once racing begins, his pre-race reports break the course into 12-hour increments.
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Coppedge said she once prosecuted a case involving a Mexican sex trafficking ring that was delivering women to homes for 15-minute increments.
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You are essentially submitting yourself to be judged in half-hour increments by strangers who have the power to control your financial future.
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In addition to competing in masters track cycling, which is age-restricted in five-year increments, I compete in elite events each summer.
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So far the center has charged $000, which he is paying off in $20 increments while faithfully following his hygienist's home care instructions.
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Maybe the absence allowed for a mythology, while Jacob was cursed to be judged by the increments he fell short of perfect menschiness.
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Right now, we all need a silly way to stop paying attention, even if it's just for 15-second increments at a time.
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Hastert pleaded guilty last October to the crime of structuring, which involves withdrawing a large sum of money in small increments to avoid detection.
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If using the chocolate, melt it in a double boiler or use the microwave and melt in 20-second increments, stirring after each. 4.
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Instead, they're equipped with 10-inch tracks that feature more than 40 sizing points in 1/4 inch increments for maximum precision and adjustability.
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Iran's steps toward increased nuclear enrichment so far have been limited and reversible, but the regime says more will come in 60-day increments.
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The trading community wants to see if trading in increments of a nickel will create more volume and more interest in small cap stocks.
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The researchers focused on the years 2010 to 2015 and organized the data in two year increments: 2010-2011, 23-2013 and 2014-2015.
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The funding will be available in increments of up to $1 million, for a minimum of 10 startups backed by the Collab+Sesame venture.
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Subtler experiments were attempted, turning up someone's heart rate to see how it affected her mood, decreasing or increasing one hormone in tiny increments.
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To manage your holdings, work with your financial advisor or accountant to draft a plan to sell some of your company stock in increments.
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For that reason, you have the option to pause Atlas for various increments of time and rescind its ability to remember what you're doing.
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Astrophysicists at the University of Notre Dame then analyzed this data in 30 minute increments, looking for indications of massive star explosions or supernovae.
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So far, Congress has acted in two-year increments to raise caps on both defense and non-defense spending by a 1:1 ratio.
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Apple learned that people will pay for technology that promises an escape from technology, even if only for 230-minute sweaty increments of time.
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At the same time, more families are coming out for one-month or weeklong increments instead of renting a house for the entire summer.
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Apple learned that people will pay for technology that promises an escape from technology, even if only for 23-minute sweaty increments of time.
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Each time they've bumped up against those caps, Republicans and Democrats have compromised and increased both defense spending and domestic spending in equal increments.
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The scale continues with $15,000 for second-year employees all the way up, in $10,000 increments, to $100,000 for eighth and ninth year associates.
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The minimum wage at the company will be raised to $17 effective May 1 and will increase in increments over the next two years.
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Their relationship builds by increments against the backdrop of their town, which happens to contain the highest concentration of Modernist architectural masterpieces in America.
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Smart freedivers train and practice in well-supported groups with good safety procedures in place, and then increase their performance in extremely small increments.
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Giuliani told The New York Times that the payments to Cohen were meted out in $237,2160 increments over several months, totaling up to $470,000.
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If you would like to add more time to your recovery while using the Pulse 2.0, you can do so in five-minute increments.
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To minimize fatigue, find easier ways to perform essential chores, like sitting while preparing food or showering and breaking up tasks into small increments.
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To prepare, she'd practice standing on a raft for a bit at a time, staying still in increasing increments, until she was a pro.
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Points are worth 1 cent each when you choose this redemption option, and you can cash in your points in any increments you want.
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He repackaged his other big seller, Warheads, in individual plastic bags and sold everything in increments of 25 cents, 50 cents or a dollar.
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You could go the old-school giant thermometer route, and fill it up by hundred-dollar increments as you pay off a student loan.
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That being said, I've mostly been using them in 25-to-40-minute increments during my workouts roughly two to three times a week.
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The caps will raise in increments until they reach $203 billion a month, with $30 billion coming from Treasurys and $20 billion in MBS.
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Goodell said the league did not view the success or failure of the Rooney Rule, which was adopted in 2003, in one-year increments.
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An Arkansas ballot initiative would raise the state minimum wage, in increments, to $11 an hour by 2021 from the current $8.50 per hour.
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Market value growth for Tesla is targeted in $50 billion increments over the next decade, reaching $650 billion — more than 10 times its current value.
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A control panel on the front of the hopper lets the user select the desired temperature in single digit increments from 165 to 500 degrees.
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Then there's Eric Swalwell, the California congressman who proposed legislation last year that would dish out loan forgiveness to public servants in two-year increments.
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The prism can adjust its angle in increments of 0.0025 degrees, which is as impressive a precision number as you're likely to hear at MWC.
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I'm talking torture tests like you've never imagined (hint: one involves counting backwards from 2,043 in increments of 17 in front of two stoic scientists).
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From 22018 to 2018, the agency mailed statements in five-year increments to people at ages 224, 22016, 252, 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60.
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By offering a Pay-As-You-Go option for solar power, off-grid families can purchase clean, reliable electricity and products in small, affordable increments.
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The Gaia mission team also changes the position of the spacecraft's axis, too, allowing the vehicle to cover the entire sky in two-month increments.
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This is because the town sits near a wormhole — a wrinkle in time — that sends people hurtling through time, but only in 33-year increments.
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You can only decide on periods with 30-minute increments, and—worse—you also can't set the limit on any particular day lower than 30.
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Those rules were intended to target criminals including money launderers, who deposit large amounts of cash in increments of less than $0003,000 to evade authorities.
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I can only quibble with the automatic brightness adjustment, which can be slow to adapt and sometimes changes in discrete increments that make it noticeable.
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Instead of quarter-point increments, FOMC members could select an interest rate target to the nearest "basis point"—which is 1/100th of 1 percent.
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Since installments are released in increments and not all at once, Serial Box writers have even taken social-media sentiment into account as they work.
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Like the punch bubbles that ring the Glenview spire, it is a clock, with lights on its lower extremities that blink in quarter-hour increments.
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Giuliani also told the New York Times that Cohen's reimbursement was delivered in $35,000 increments beginning after the campaign ended, which totaled up to $470,000.
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Gary Burnison, CEO of executive search firm Korn Ferry, advises recent college graduates to think of their career in one-year-to-18-month increments.
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Hastert, 74, pleaded guilty in October to a federal charge of "structuring" - evading bank reporting rules by withdrawing large amounts of cash in smaller increments.
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For me, using a number allowed me to break down the larger, abstract idea into smaller, attainable increments and monitor my progress throughout the year.
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This happens in tiny increments because the rotation of the earth means the moment of darkness is about 20 seconds apart from bridge to bridge.
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RainAware has a lot of features, including a weather clock showing the forecast in 15-minute increments, so it may take some getting used to.
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But it can help kids to ween them into daylight saving time two to four days ahead, springing their bedtime forward in 15 minute increments.
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In the last two years, Sarah has been hospitalized every two months in two-week increments — the longest period covered by Ms. Santana's private insurance.
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Basically the ethos of the channel thus far seems to be let Kevin James do his thing and that's perfectly fun in small, YouTube increments.
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The use of paid time-off benefits in conjunction with the emergency pay continuation provided by this policy must be used in 8-hour increments.
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Sapphire Reserve cardholders will also receive up to $120 in statement credits on DoorDash purchases, doled out in $60 increments in both 2020 and 2021.
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This pattern is encapsulated by the Weber-Fechner law, which says that animals — including people — commonly perceive physical stimuli in relative increments rather than absolutes.
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H.R. 6900 would more than double that rate, to $2628 an hour, by increments over a six-year span, while providing inflation-indexed increases thereafter.
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Expectations are that the Federal Reserve, under Jerome Powell, will raise rates a minimum of three times in 2018 in increments of 25 basis points.
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" In the training, he said, "Hugh taught everything from bidding increments, voice coaching and auction etiquette to tips on maximizing each sale for the consignor.
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That's why experts recommend that instead of accumulating a set amount to invest, like $1,000, all at once, you start sooner and with smaller increments.
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It is likely to continue moving by the smallest possible increments, fearing that anything bigger might set off market turbulence and unravel years of work.
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Thus far during Trump's term, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee has opted to hike its benchmark interest rate five times in quarter-point increments.
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The eye-popping part is that the plan sets market value targets in 12 increments, starting at $100 billion and topping out at $650 billion.
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In the course of a day, through the myriad small temporal increments, power relations in the domestic sphere shift, fading only temporarily as everyone sleeps.
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By the time anyone bothered to point out that Super Bowl ads are only sold in 5133-second increments, the scam had done its work.
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We're trading some of this stuff in four to eight hour increments and changing our minds collectively as to what it really is going to mean.
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The app allows you to set the timer for a minimum of 10 minutes, a maximum of 120 minutes, or any 5-minute increments in between.
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The U.S. has accounted for 210 percent of all increments to world wealth since 285, and 247 percent of the rise since 22015, Credit Suisse said.
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DACA currently offers roughly 700,000 DREAMers protections from deportation and temporary work permits in two-year increments, though it does not provide a path to citizenship.
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For the millionaires and billionaires of Silicon Valley these increments in the tens of thousands of dollars may seem nominal (with Sacca's being among the highest).
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Mint Mobile offers an 8GB plan for $20 a month, although you will have to buy the service upfront in three-month or year-long increments.
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Rose, his beloved but elusive mother, also vanished—to work undercover, the reader grasps by increments, in the "unknown and unspoken world" of the secret services.
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GE Capital will set aside $3 billion in cash in the current quarter and $2 billion in annual increments through 2024 to cover those potential costs.
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The documentary — which will be available on MTV's Snapchat story, not its Discover channel — will roll out live as filmed on Wednesday in 10-second increments.
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Clinton aides boasted on Friday that 94% of their donations were in increments of $100 or less and more than 60% of donations were from women.
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"She and I would spend like 40 minute increments in my dressing room on my couch talking while I was working on the role," Block remembers.
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"Some millennials consider tax refunds a 'forced saving' instead of adjusting withholdings to have larger paychecks during the year and save in smaller increments," said Lowry.
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Gritty details: The tariffs would last for four years and decline in increments of 5% from 30%: 25%, 20% and finally 15% in the fourth year.
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The second group tried a technique called bedtime fading, in which parents delay bedtime in 15-minute increments so the child becomes more and more tired.
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LHP David Price threw out to 120 feet with increments of 60 and 90 feet Saturday as he continues his rehab from a left elbow strain.
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In the nineteen-forties, doctors at Cornell University used a heat-emitting instrument known as a "dolorimeter" to apply precise increments of pain to the forehead.
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The Type 64 failed to sell at RM Sotheby's auction due to an auction snafu in which the bidding increments were displayed incorrectly on the screen.
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Those forces, he said, had taken root "in increments not discernible to the naked eye," leaving the country more vulnerable than ever to a political eruption.
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By applying various capitalistic modes of production and exchange, Smith asserted, an inextinguishable social inequality might still be favorably reconciled with measurable increments of human progress.
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Watch how their body reacts to the use of one finger and increase in increments to find out what they like best (or just ask them).
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Truphone's Apple SIM plans are sold in increments of 500MB, 43GB and 3GB and are sold in 30-day plans respectively at €7, €11 and €25.
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Points can be redeemed for cash in $25 (2,500 point) increments, but your Go Far Rewards points can also be redeemed on gift cards and travel.
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The participants were shown a blue circle for periods of time from 800 milliseconds all the way up to 2.53,000 milliseconds, in increments of 400 milliseconds.
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The next steps came in increments, with the Civil Aeronautics Board then prohibiting smoking of all forms on planes with 30 seats or less in 1984.
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Presidential candidates can only raise money in $2,700 increments for the primary; in New York, Mr. Cuomo can raise up to $65,100 for his re-election.
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But there has been little effort to cultivate people who can gather checks in increments of $2,800 at a rapid clip, according to multiple campaign advisers.
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She is a white, straight, cisgendered, able-bodied, middle-class woman who yearns for domesticity and beautification, and whose leisure time exists in five-minute increments.
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The proposal would apply to corporations with annual revenues above $100 million and would hike taxes on companies in increments based on the company's compensation ratio.
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The discussions were first reported by The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg, which noted the money would be paid in increments of $1 billion a year.
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Rather, O'Brien shows in increments how the phrase "the blue hill" begins as suspicion and builds into all-consuming construct in the mind of the collective.
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You can get lost in Zelda for hours at a time, but it's also a world where you can get a bit done in 20-minute increments.
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You can also set it to minute increments to get the exact time at 2369.41:13PM ET, but you'll just be sifting through a lot of data.
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But since it's usually cheaper to buy term insurance in bulk, he said it wasn't always cost-effective to buy policies in increments of less than $500,000.
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According to the most recent Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, even short (less than 10 minutes) increments of exercise throughout the day count toward your weekly exercise.
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"If there was a fraudulent withdrawal in small increments — say $15,000 or $20,000 — would you notice it if you were looking at your balance online?" said Edwards.
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Klarna has taken on incumbents in the retail and payments industries by offering customers the option to pay for purchases in increments over time, without paying interest.
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Seattle's City Council in June 270 voted to raise the minimum wage in increments, hitting $15 an hour by 2017 for businesses with at least 500 staffers.
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CoxFinally, there's Cox, which has similar limitations to Comcast, with home broadband data capped at 1TB a month, with additional data available for $10 in 50GB increments.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the suspected perpetrators demanded a ransom, or they would release the movie in 20-minute increments if Disney failed to pay up.
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Pichai and Porat's stock awards will vest in quarterly increments through 2019 if they remain on the job, giving them both plenty of incentive to stick around.
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For instance, if you want to own 100 shares of your favorite stock over time, then Cramer wants you to buy the stock in increments of 25.
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There are separate buttons for the three heat settings and + and – buttons that allow you to adjust the cook time up and down in 2165-minute increments.
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"Our margins this quarter fully reflect the annual increments that we effected across the board in April," TCS Chief Financial Officer V Ramakrishnan said in a statement.
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The sunglasses, which record videos in 10-second increments, are expected... Ever since I upgraded to iOS 10, it's become a lot harder to unlock my phone.
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Given the low-fi quality of early webcams, his recording is a live-feed of the 9/11 attacks in freeze frames, separated by four-second increments.
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With the touch of a button, the divinely complex mechanism would chime a mellifluous pattern counting off the hour, and then, in increments of five, the minutes.
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The firm intends to turn to its previous investors for the rest of the capital commitments, which Sequoia is securing in increments of $2500 million or more.
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Chronologically, it starts on the Met Breuer's third floor with a few abstract collages and the 1980 "Self Portrait," then moves through the career in thematic increments.
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"We believe that the proposed 15 minute increments should suffice," one of Mr. Hawley's top lieutenants, Darrell L. Moore, wrote in an email to the governor's office.
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Normally, UPT can be taken only in one-hour increments, so if a worker is late by a few minutes, that's a whole hour of UPT gone.
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The first payment is due immediately, and the rest can be paid automatically in increments (usually every two weeks; Affirm and Klarna offer more customized repayment plans).
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They farmed that task out to a sex-crimes prosecutor named Rachel Mitchell, who tried unsuccessfully in five-minute increments to poke holes in Dr. Blasey's story.
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Limits on campaign donations have, paradoxically, forced politicians to devote inordinate amounts of time raising money in small increments or otherwise relying on issue-advocacy 527 groups.
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Producer-consumers there — known as prosumers — can sell excess power into the network, where neighboring homes and businesses can buy it in small increments with a cellphone.
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The rate would rise to 2% on net worth between $250 million and $21 million, climbing in increments to a 21% tax on wealth above $22.75 billion.
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Zhuo adds that she also tries to break her weekly goals down into smaller increments so that she can assess what needs to be accomplished each day.
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Business and political leaders dice up their schedules into 30-minute increments, cramming in more than a dozen meetings a day with customers, partners, regulators and journalists.
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The Fed will allow $10 billion to roll off at first, increasing quarterly in $10 billion increments until the total hits $50 billion starting in October 63.
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"I think change occurs generally through increments, until you hit a tipping point in which change happens rapidly, and we may be there," Hickenlooper told The Hill.
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" Once you're actually ready to fall asleep, Breus recommends counting backwards from 300 in increments of threes: "It's so complicated that you can't think of anything else.
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He notices what routes they run when they line up on the bottom of the numbers — the digits that denote 226-yard increments — compared with the top.
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Its blueprint for halting current reinvestments by ever-larger increments of maturing Treasury- and mortgage-backed bonds came in at the low end of Wall Street estimates.
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On Long Island and in Westchester County, the minimum rose to $13 from $12, and will rise in two more increments to get to $15 in 2021.
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The fare went up $1 in four annual increments from 2011 to 2014, but no further increases are planned, Rick Cotton, the Port Authority's executive director, said.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan and Recode's Theodore Schleifer explained: Here's the conventional gold standard: What percent of the total money raised comes from increments less than $200?
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Biden raised money in $3983,800 increments while making frequent stops to glad-hand at the homes of rich donors, some of whom have known him for decades.
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We'll know a year from now whether the Federal Reserve stuck with its projected three increases in rates this year, and whether any exceeded quarter-point increments.
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"I can't even plan ahead past two-year increments because my future is in the hands of a policy change that any president can end," he told me.
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As a technique, stop-motion involves creating the illusion of movement an when object is moved in small increments between photographed frames, and then played back in sequence.
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"As bidding opened on the Type 64, increments were mistakenly displayed on the screen, causing unfortunate confusion in the room," RM Sotheby's said in a statement on Sunday.
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Instead of saying you'll save $210 more each month, an amount you can easily understand and be tempted to spend, express your savings goals in these tiny increments.
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First spotted by Android Police, the app introduces a small ring around the lens, and you can customize the color, thickness, direction, and even 25 percent charging increments.
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The disagreement involves the SEC's so-called "tick-size pilot," which will widen trading increments, or "ticks," for 1,200 smaller companies' stocks to 5 cents from a penny.
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ICICI Bank said in a statement it would seek to revoke Kochhar's unpaid bonuses or increments, unexercised stock options and medical benefits following a board decision on Wednesday.
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I'm already annoyed at having to deal with this after the tie mishap, and when I get to the ATM, I have to withdraw in increments of $2128.
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Alternatively, said the same source, energy companies can use external finance, but break it down into many increments so the lender does not fall foul of the sanctions.
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I'd been living in increments since high school and wasn't about to stop just because I couldn't figure out what to do with the rest of my life.
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The InstaMiniSeries team was granted early access to the album and sworn to secrecy while they wrote and produced the four-minute minute story in 15-second increments.
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For some young children, technology might be helpful for communication and motivation, but it is important to use it thoughtfully, with intention, and in small increments of time.
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In fact, Conor says the UFC should start several more weight classes in 10-pound increments to create more champions and make weight cutting safer for the fighters.
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Some owners decide to provide financing for a buyer, but sell their companies in increments so that they have time to evaluate the performance of a potential successor.
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In that way, players can hit rewards at different increments of the game without feeling trapped in a grind for everything to level up at the same time.
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That changed this morning when Cboe Europe and Aquis Exchange moved Swiss stocks traded on their venues to a new tick table, aligning with more granular domestic increments.
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Most of the options vest in increments and only have value if the company's share price increases from $21, the closing price the day Duperreault's appointment was announced.
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At times there was repeated back-and-forth between two bidders as the price inched up in relatively small increments, as it did for a Günther Förg abstract.
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For shorter-term needs, Facebook is also offering paid admin leave, which gives employees 20 days of leave for caregiving that can be taken in one-day increments.
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He instead supports himself with student loans for medical school, and finances his races through his race earnings (last year, they were $26,300, often paid in $100 increments).
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Those tariffs are set to take effect on June 10 and would gradually increase by 5 percent increments until they reach 25 percent — unless undocumented immigrants stop coming.
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Its college tour package offers 10 hours of flight time, less than the usual increments of 25, 50 and 100 hours its customers must buy for general use.
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Newer towers tend to hide their reservoirs inside and often use multiple tanks housed throughout the building so water can be pumped to the top in smaller increments.
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Sue Stephens, who heads a customer retention team for LinkedIn in Dublin, works in 25-minute increments and roams her company's expansive offices as often as she can.
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Bloomberg's polling meets the party's criteria for inclusion, but his refusal to raise money from outside donors — even in minuscule increments — means he can't meet the qualifying threshold.
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Instead of saying you'll save $300 more each month, an amount you can easily understand and be tempted to spend, express your savings goals in these tiny increments.
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That tax would rise in increments, to 2% on net worth from $50 million to $250 million all the way up to 8% on wealth above $10 billion.
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To cover claims in excess of what home and auto policies provide, insurers sell excess liability coverage (also known as an umbrella policy) in increments of $1 million.
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According to the WSJ, the new changes let drivers increase fares in 10 percent increments, up to five times what Uber sets the base price of the ride.
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The fund has targeted a 22008% annual distribution rate, paid out in quarterly increments, and 1.5% in management fees and administrative costs, according to documents viewed by CNBC.
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In fact, research shows disordered eating is on the rise: A 2019 study found that eating disorders doubled when measured in five year increments between 2000 and 2018.
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In replacing only the damaged sections, the work can be done in increments on nights and weekends — and we would avoid the total shutdown of the subway line.
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They're expected to commute back and forth to their home districts, show up routinely at community events, and spend vast amounts of time raising money in small increments.
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Owners caught renting illegally are fined $20,000 the first time they are caught, with the fine going up in $20,000 increments for every subsequent time they are caught.
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Also, if Trump was repaying Cohen in increments of less than $2000,000 to avoid reporting to the Treasury Department, this could be a violation of federal banking laws.
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In the Bartok, featuring the London Symphony Orchestra, Ms. Jansen begins by patiently spinning a timid and tense solo line, which she fills out with emotion in tiny increments.
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Martínez Celaya's nervous layers of paint mimic the slippage of time as the boy pulls way from childhood in increments too minor to see until the transition is complete.
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Rather than a few big donations to a few big green-group campaigns, the idea is to spread the money widely, to lots of groups, in relatively small increments.
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Everything else, like setting wake-up schedules and adjusting the length of the sunsets and sunrises in 15-minute increments (up to 90 minutes), is controlled through the app.
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Utilities: $226.97-28 Credit Card Payment: $245-29Savings: $220-211 (Anything I have leftover from my paycheck plus random increments through the Digit app.) Day One 27843:245 a.m.
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Building a PC like that yourself will cost around $1,100 (according to highly regarded PC building site Logical Increments), or you could buy one from some of Oculus' partners.
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Once you've determined the time when you need to be ready, we suggest working backward in 30-40 minute increments to determine an arrival time for your beauty team.
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Customers have the option to add the Kamado, a custom-fit induction heating base that envelopes the pot in heat that can be adjusted in increments of one degree.
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Aura offers guided meditation in three, seven, or 10-minute increments, and actually tracks your progress to start suggesting more specific meditation exercises as it learns your mood patterns.
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With at least six bidders and increments coming in at more than 15 million, sustained whoops and cheers broke out in the packed salesroom as the hammer came down.
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In the wake of the first MiFID overhaul of equity markets a decade ago, a race to reduce tick increments was abruptly halted by an agreement for greater consistency.
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Vitol then revised down the price by $5 cent increments every few minutes to $11.20 per mmBtu, used by Platts to help set its JKM level for the day.
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Robby Mook, the Clinton campaign manager, said 2.3 million people had contributed to the campaign, which has significantly increased the number of donors who give online in small increments.
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That is because the higher fees and expenses associated with odd lots, or increments of less than 100 shares, will require higher returns to overcome those costs, Steffen said.
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Fed officials predicted in December that they would raise the benchmark rate by about one percentage point over the course of 2016, most likely in four quarter-point increments.
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His family had already overpaid a notary to help him apply for DACA, an Obama-era program that provided deportation relief for young undocumented immigrants in two-year increments.
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The company is collecting donations in $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, and $200 increments, with all of the proceeds going to help the Red Cross's efforts in the area.
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The reporting cycle is in three year increments — every three years, each facility must report its total tons of carbon emissions and submit an equal number of emission allowances.
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Mantia said mass start was something casual spectators might enjoy more than the other long-track events, which unfold in stop-and-start increments and often can be anticlimactic.
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This simplifies the lineup a little bit versus past wedge offerings from the company, where clubs were offered in 1-degree increments and there were almost too many choices.
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For "The Great White Way: 22 Miles, 9 Years, 5703 Street" (2001-09), he wore a Superman costume bought at a party store and crawled up Broadway, in increments.
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Campaign-finance laws have had all kinds of perverse effects, including the fact that they force politicians to spend inordinate amounts of time raising money in relatively small increments.
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Because the case has involved so many people and has moved through the courts in separate pieces, its story, at least so far, has been told in serial increments.
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"I know SPX corrects in about 5.56 percent increments so that would be the 200-day moving average or about 2,540 with some room for modest overshoot," Bannister said.
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And a synagogue in Chattanooga, Tennessee, donated $1,200 worth of gift cards at the local airport in $20 increments, ensuring that about 60 TSA agents got an extra boost.
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"In two million instances, individuals in $18 increments are deciding to put their money where their mouth is and support a candidate that reflects their worldview," Gray told Hill.
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Last year, Telstra flagged its intention to find $1 billion in cost savings over five years and started trimming staff numbers in smaller increments in the last six months.
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Security assistance compacts would govern security assistance to fragile states in five- to 10-year increments, based on mutually agreed priorities, with oversight from civilian authorities and civil society.
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Under the terms of a plea bargain approved this week, she will serve 90 days in jail in 10-day increments over the next three years, Forum News Service reports.
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Government workers get a hefty wage hike every 10 years, a populist wage policy that dates back to independence, in addition to half-yearly and annual increments linked to prices.
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The money would be equally divided between the primary and the general election -- $100 for primary and $100 for general -- and could be spent in $10 increments on eligible candidates.
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With years of unprecedented stimulus finally lifting inflation, the ECB has been dialing back support, but only by the smallest of increments, fearing that bigger moves risked unraveling its work.
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Bryce had already been fundraising up a storm, so far raising $4.75 million, with 75 percent of those donations coming in increments of $200 or less, according to his campaign.
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You sign up for a zVault account through Razer's website and are prompted to make a deposit to create a zGold balance, with increments starting at $30, $50, and $100.
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US presidents -- and secretaries of state -- measure their political lives in four- and eight-year increments, and Obama is months away from watching the sands run through his presidential hourglass.
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With years of unprecedented stimulus finally lifting inflation, the ECB has been dialling back support, but only by the smallest of increments, fearing that bigger moves risked unravelling its work.
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The briefest stories of "The Most Disappointed Man" take place in the past, and they cover such complicated social terrain in such brief increments that it makes for strange viewing.
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The low-gravity environment makes driving on wheels around the asteroid impractical, so the rovers move by leaping up to 40 feet at a time, in roughly 15-minute increments.
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Repeat the procedure, adding the broth in 3/4 cup increments, stirring constantly until the liquid reduces by two-thirds, and the pasta is al dente, 18 to 20 minutes.
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The Fed currently reinvests the proceeds it gets from the bonds, but will begin allowing $10 billion to roll off in quarterly increments until it reaches $50 billion a month.
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While high-profile data breaches make headlines, the real damage to individual users can be done in small increments in the months and years that follow using stolen login credentials.
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Ms. Delmaro, 27, was arrested in May and charged with taking money, sometimes in increments as high as $100,000, from a marketing executive from England temporarily working in New York.
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It consists of a treadmill whose speed I can adjust by small increments and a wide desk whose height I can raise or lower at the push of a button.
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Just as a classical computer wasn't made in a day, the quantum computer will emerge in increments—the point, according to Hesinger, is that it's time to start building it.
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Stitch Fix Kids will include eight to 12 items per delivery, or "fix," in either one-, two- or three-month increments, and each piece will cost between $10 and $35.
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It was a complicated affair: Like most dance competitions, Imagine had intricate prize levels ranging from four to five stars in quarter-increments, denoting different levels of difficulty and accomplishment.
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He works in increments, slowed down by the suit that protects him from the chill in the air, and by the security measures that keep him tethered to the platform.
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The company's market value must increase to $100 billion for the first tranche to vest and must continue to increase in additional $50 billion increments for the remaining 11 tranches.
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The Digital TurboStar is locked on temperatures in increments of 25 — what's weirder is that Philips' own recipe book calls for temperatures outside of the ones programmed in its devices.
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The life behind fabric—cotton, flax in the weave—is a seed broken, getting ahead of itself by tiny increments unwatchable because we have no patience with the slower inscrutables.
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What's unclear is whether anyone wants to watch Hollywood-style rotating video on their phone in minutes-long increments, let alone pay $28 a month to access it with ads.
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Once they get used to working with Kafka on the free version, users can then buy in whatever increments make sense for them, and only pay for what they use.
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They are mostly supporters of Warren or Sanders, both of whom (but especially Sanders) have raised plenty of money — just usually in small increments online and without doing fancy fundraisers.
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Hastert, 74, pleaded guilty in October to a federal charge in Chicago federal court of "structuring" for evading bank reporting rules by withdrawing large amounts of cash in small increments.
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Justice Huot discussed the 8193 Canadian criminal law, introduced by the previous Conservative government, that allows a judge to give sentences in 25-year increments in cases of multiple murders.
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Though it has repeatedly recorded highs, the stock market has moved in small increments, never exceeding a one percent gain in either direction during any single trading session over six weeks.
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Critics have complained the program allows participants to repeatedly extend their stays in 6-18 month increments in case of a natural disaster, civil strife or other emergencies in their homelands.
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But they say they know what their schedule is in two-week increments, and it's been that way ever since they were selected as the first to fly with Commercial Crew.
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But the match will be done in $5 increments, so there's a chance T-Mobile might beat your current discount in some circumstances if it falls between say $10 and $15.
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Additionally, Zhuo says, she looks at her calendar every morning to see what's going on and to see how she can break her goals down into smaller increments for the day.
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We will be testing different options in select countries, where members can, for example, watch Netflix on their mobile device for a lower price and subscribe in shorter increments of time.
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AT&T, which owns CNN's parent company, WarnerMedia, said consumers can pay for the Galaxy Fold in increments: $66 a month for 30 months with eligible service, according to a release.
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The Fed started raising interest rates again in December 2015 and with quarter-point increments, it had taken the fed funds rate range up to 2.25% to 2.50% by December 20073.
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Guests must choose an available pickup time (set in fifteen minute increments) and their food will be timed to their arrival; users are notified via text when their order is ready.
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The Fed most often moves rates in 25-basis-point increments, but some market players expect the central bank to cut by as much as 50 basis points later this month.
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Doing this at the gym requires some space and prior planning, since you have to estimate how much and what increments of weights you'll need, and line them up in advance.
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These cumulative earnings gains, over hourly increments, are not only significantly higher than the federal minimum wage, but over 70% are being cashed out within minutes via our Instant Deposits program.
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That pace will grow in quarterly increments until it reaches a so-called terminal rate of $30 billion less a month for Treasuries and $20 billion less a month for MBS.
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Bitcoin is falling and rising in $500 increments with regularity and Ethereum and its attendant ICOs are in a seeming freefall with a few "dead cat bounces" to keep things lively.
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In the past, electricity meters delivered a lump monthly figure to utilities, but smart meters transmit data in granular detail, often in increments ranging from fifteen minutes to every few hours.
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Windows 10 users will welcome this change, as you'll now finally be able to adjust these in smaller increments than the 25 percent levels that are currently offered as quick actions.
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A better way to invest would be through an index fund or an exchange-traded fund, according to Steffen, which allow you to invest in smaller increments and offer broad diversification.
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"The reality is the economy of no country can really handle further increments to borrowing costs, and we may see more scrutiny over cuts than hikes from now on," said Perez.
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"As bidding opened on the Type 64, increments were mistakenly displayed on the screen, causing unfortunate confusion in the room," an RM Sotheby's representative told Business Insider in an emailed statement.
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That suggested it would wean the euro area off its stimulus by the smallest of increments, for fear that even a small amount of turbulence could derail the recovery in inflation.
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Doling out checks in increments of at least $100 million, it has amassed a sprawling and formidable portfolio of about 80 tech investments in AI, semiconductors, e-commerce, transportation, and healthcare.
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In the past, the UAE has hiked rates within a day of a U.S. increase, and Oman's central bank began raising its overnight repo rate in small increments earlier this year.
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Long emphasized that Mitchell should not have authored the memo without conducting a full investigation, pointing out she was only able to question Ford in short increments at a public hearing.
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A delayed incentive broken up into small increments and directly deposited among much larger amounts of money is not likely to overcome the forces that have always made losing weight hard.
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But personally, I love the fact that that many people have donated, and the fact that 74 percent of that incredible amount of money has come in $200 increments or less.
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In one recovery scenario, aircraft were stacked behind the Ford in 2-mile increments, waiting to land every minute, which deployment-ready aircraft carriers are required to be able to do.
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The first giveaway took place last month in Cleveland, where recipients whose winning tickets were drawn from a bin landed cash gifts in increments of several hundred dollars, stuffed into envelopes.
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Workers enrolled in OregonSaves will get a Roth IRA with automatic payroll deductions set at a 85033 percent default contribution rate, which employees can choose to change in 1 percent increments.
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Turn the dough counterclockwise using your non-dominant hand, moving it in 1 to 2 inch (2.5 to 23 centimeter) increments as you knead, like the hours on a clock. 10.
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" She adds, "I'm also vigilant about making sure that when I have that proactive time blocked off, I try not to do it in little 30-minute increments here and there.
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For whatever reason — Starbucks PR would not tell, though I asked twice — you are forced to "reload" your app's cash reserves in $21.2 increments, with a minimum of $22.59 each time.
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The first hardware to be sold by Snap, the sunglasses will record video from the user's perspective in 10-second increments that can be synched with his or her smart-phone.
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"As scientists, we tend to think about moving in increments of weeks or months, but Mark prompted me to talk about the potential impact in years or even decades," Landry explained.
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Sure, you're not going to remember to pedal all the time, but an hour a day is easy to achieve if you're breaking it down into 5 or 10 minute increments.
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Available in seven, 14 and 21-day increments, the deal starts with a voucher, which must be purchased, either online or from an authorized travel agent, before one's arrival in Japan.
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"The movies are made in such tiny increments over long periods of time," he said in London on the red carpet of his latest movie, "Sully: Miracle on the Hudson", on Thursday.
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Those inside the parameters drawn up by Sanders would be required to issue new shares of stock, in increments of at least 2% per year, until the total employee ownership reaches 20%.
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Annalise and Tegan infer that Mr. Hargrove wanted to hide his assets before the divorce so that he could take more money from Soraya, as he'd been withdrawing money in small increments.
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Before we attribute magical moral powers to the passage of the next 50 years, we should look backward in 50-year increments and ask: How many old moral errors keep coming back?
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The Fed, which has been raising interest rates in 25-basis-point increments since December 2015, has promised to raise rates gradually toward a neutral setting to keep the economy from overheating.
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At the time of Forbes' article he'd put around $92,000 toward campaigns in increments between $2,000 and $40,000 — a lot of money for individual recipients, but very little for an entire platform.
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You often don't need a lot of miles to redeem them, and often they even have shopping portals, so you can at least redeem smaller increments miles for something versus getting nothing.
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But according to charging documents and Dennis' plea agreement, the 49-year-old had access to the Federal Reserve coin inventory, which included so-called ballistic bags containing quarters in $50,000 increments.
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According to the Star Tribune, Monalisa Perez, who was pregnant with the couple's second child at the time of the shooting, will be able to serve her time in 10-day increments.
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An added element included in the argument for a Green New Deal is that renewables give rise to investments in small increments that better enable local and distributed ownership of energy resources.
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A Nightclub for Dark Money The simplest way to secure cash is to break it into increments of less than $10,000 and have a group of "smurfs" deposit it into several accounts.
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In virtual reality, though, the fact that the body doesn't move along with the perspective in such cases makes some players sick, which is why other games move the perspective in increments.
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The trio, with John Hébert on bass and Ches Smith on drums, has been the core of her band as it grew in increments — first to a quintet, and then a septet.
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On my drive to Ayden I was guzzling soda to stay alert, and I knew I was getting close when the GPS began ordering me to turn in ever smaller mileage increments.
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At the end of that time, the building would be worth zero, from a tax perspective, and the owner would have received the loss of that value in increments year after year.
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The company permitted guests to wander the land in four-hour increments, an attempt to keep crowd sizes under control and to get a sense of how people would interact within Batuu.
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The software was just better at it, and it kept improving, factoring in variables like weather or nearby sporting events, until it could forecast the need for staff in 15-minute increments.
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SnoreRX does not employ a tongue strap, but the $99 device does allow the user to open up the airway further by moving the lower jaw section forward in 1 millimeter increments.
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With Heliogen, cameras atop the tower scan the sky, and image analysis software computes the optimal position for each mirror, which can rotate in increments smaller than 1/160 of a degree.
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On a day-to-day basis, whatever you measure won't necessarily improve by any meaningful increments, but if you keep it up, this process will built on itself to produce valuable gains.
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A generals' foreign policy wouldn't seek out a land war in Asia, but it would be open to many limited interventions that might take us, by increments, deeper and deeper into conflict.
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Military spending also tends to come in larger increments, as a single US Predator dronecostsapproximately $4 million, and total spending for the program is estimated at a total of almost $2.4 billion.
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Low wages, with annual increments as low as 100 Indian rupees ($2), compel women to take loans and the repayment cycle makes it impossible for them to quit exploitative jobs, campaigners say.
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That aqueduct will be shut down for several 10-week increments so crews can scrub out microorganisms that have created a layer of "biofilm," which inhibits the flow through the century-old tunnel.
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The group studied 3G-backed takeovers and concluded Kraft Heinz would try to seem as friendly as possible and then increase its bid in increments until there was sufficient pressure from Unilever investors.
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For example, the Platinum Card from American Express doles out up to $200 in Uber credits each year, but this credit is broken up into $15 per month increments (plus $35 in December).
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The company will start buying back stock in increments of $4 to $5 billion when the deal wraps up this month, Saunders said, then renew the program until it exhausts the $10 billion.
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Once you stop working, the Social Security Adminstration will return what they have withheld, but it will be added back to your checks in increments "for the rest of your life," McGarry said.
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Critics of the TPS program have complained that repeated extensions in six-month to 18-month increments of the status, sometimes for decades, has given beneficiaries de facto residency in the United States.
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On Giphy, you can find many iconic images from "2001" looping endlessly in seconds-long increments—a jarring compression that couldn't be more at odds with the languid eternity Kubrick sought to capture.
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The county said Wednesday it will continue to inspect the property in 10-day increments following the appeal date, and will assess additional $500 fines every 85033 days for each infraction that persists.
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"We will be testing different options in select countries where members can, for example, watch Netflix on their mobile device for a lower price and subscribe in shorter increments of time," he added.
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Ginobili has always seemed like a player who could do what he does, in progressively smaller and more carefully managed increments, for more or less as long as he wants to do it.
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It's a show that likes "and" much more than it likes "therefore," and in 90-minute increments, a lack of causality makes everything feel a little too disposable or a little bit unearned.
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They would have no problem donating to the billionaire, albeit in the same kind of small increments that Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has used to build his nearly $200 million fundraising juggernaut.
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Although the typical double-ended cone-style jiggers look flashy in the hands of an experienced barkeep, beginners will get better results from a measuring cup, which accurately measures ingredients in precise increments.
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He says he was inspired by how that restaurant, which serves meals in tight 30-minute increments, slashed price tags and made omakase accessible for almost anyone by putting diners on a clock.
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The court, which typically moves in measured increments, may not want to take on a question as broad as whether extended solitary confinement is cruel and unusual punishment barred by the Eighth Amendment.
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And yet Kraninger is touting a partnership with H&R Block to research how to nudge households to save in small increments as a way of "moving the needle" on households' financial problems.
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You must also state the amount of money borrowed, the date it's due to be paid back (either in increments or in full) and any interest or penalties for not meeting the requirements.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee has hiked the Fed's benchmark rate twice this year in quarter-point increments, and is expected to approve two more increases before the end of the year.
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That is, by increasing the size of the trial group in small increments in case the idea ultimately flops and Facebook needs to pull the plug before losing significant usage or ad revenue.
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Beauty Bioscience says it took it four years to find the right number of needles, which were tested in 10-needle increments from 100 to 800, seeking the best effect with the leastpain.
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One option may be to start with a six-month C.D., and add C.D.s in six-month increments (12 months, 18 months, etc.), to reduce the length of time your money is restricted.
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It's not clear at all how this news will arrive, but keep your eyes on Musk's Twitter – he tends to reveal a lot of salient details related to Tesla's business in 140 character increments.
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And it would trim the airplane in modest increments for up to nine seconds at a time until it detected that the airplane had returned to a normal AoA and ended its steep climb.
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The third, and potentially most important element to Pelosi's approach, is breaking from another congressional tradition of allowing the members to take the lead in questioning witnesses in open hearings in five-minute increments.
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Whitten, the founder of social justice organization Brown Hope, had just hosted his first Reparations Happy Hour, an event which involved donations from white Portlanders being distributed in ten-dollar increments to black attendees.
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Having revived euro zone growth, the ECB has been dialling back its support in tiny increments, fearing that any big change could unravel its work and force an embarrassing and economically damaging policy reversal.
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In her most recent filings released Sunday, which reflects the end of 2240, the Clinton campaign reported that 2000% of the number of donations to her campaign were in increments of $260 or less.
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While $10 gets you 100 entries, donation increments go all the way up to $20193,000, which would get you 50,000 entries and seriously increase your chances of taking this slick car home with you.
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In other words, the solstice is a peak; from today, the year begins to wane, with the days shrinking in unnoticeable increments until we hit equal day and equal night on the vernal equinox.
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Critics have complained the TPS program allows participants to repeatedly extend their stays in 6-month to 18-month increments in case of a natural disaster, civil strife or other emergencies in their homelands.
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"Would you believe me if I told you that there's no study that says that this setting, in five-minute increments, is the best way to do that?" she asked Ford at the end.
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She did not know about the warrant until her arrest, but the court ultimately fined her $1,000, which she continues to pay off in $100 monthly increments despite being on a limited, fixed income.
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The teenager was an 18-year-old from New Jersey known as Jay Versace, who has appeared in my life in six-second increments for the last two years on Vine, the video app.
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Hastert, 74, the longest-serving Republican U.S. House speaker in history, pleaded guilty last year to the crime of structuring, which involves withdrawing a large sum of money in small increments to avoid detection.
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The index provider will increase the inclusion factor of Chinese large-cap stocks to 20 percent from the current 5 percent in three steps, with increments of 5 percent in May, August and November.
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With this revolution in home financing, buyers were able to put down as little as 10 percent of a house's cost and pay off their mortgages in small increments over an unprecedented 30 years.
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Mr. Cohen's email suggested that potential donors should raise $14,000 each, in increments of $2,800, the maximum contribution allowed, and listed a number of party leaders planning to support Mr. Biden, including former Gov.
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When President Barack Obama and the Democratic National Committee raised a combined $70 million in the same quarter of 2011, it was in smaller increments, meaning they needed to raise funds from more people.
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Washington also saw other benefits in Black enlistment: White revolutionary soldiers only fought in three- to four-month increments and returned to their farms or plantation, but many Black soldiers could serve longer terms.
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Although the triangle, Jackson's preferred offensive system, had not been exercised entirely during the first half of the season, it was being used in lesser increments — primarily out of timeouts and late in games.
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Indeed, if you include the Apple Watch (technically a different OS, I know), Apple makes pretty much the same touchscreen device in size increments from 1.5 inches all the way up to 12.9 inches.
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Big technology stocks such as Microsoft and Google's parent Alphabet came under pressure late in the session after Amazon said it would move to charging businesses in one-second increments for use of its servers.
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Blunt-tip syringesYou're going to be measuring out various fluids in small, milliliter increments, so look for a multi-pack that has 10, 5, 3, and 1ml sizes, especially if you plan to include nicotine.
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We asked staffer Valis Vicenty — who listed acne and dullness as her primary concerns — to use the gadget in 12-minute increments, twice a week for an entire month and report back on its efficacy.
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On Tuesday, Trump suggested in a tweet that the Fed, which normally adjusts rates in quarter-percentage point increments, should lower them by a hefty full point and buy bonds to drive borrowing costs lower.
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The finished model can only fly for 90-second increments, which may not sound like a lot, but it should be just enough time to reenact the lunar landing as Woodworth does in the video.
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It takes him a while to zero in on it, though, because, as in "Sleepwalk With Me," he tends to tell his main story in two-minute increments separated by 10 minutes' worth of detours.
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The company had the option to fly anytime during four-hour increments each day of the window, but a combination of bad weather and a series of technical challenges prevented the Electron from taking off.
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The Fed generally likes to move rates in 0.25% increments, including the four hikes of that magnitude last year, bringing the fed funds overnight lending rate up to a target range of 2.25% to 2.5%.
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It shows how the company has been releasing them more-or-less along $300 price increments, but it also starts to get at how the distinction blurs between the Mavic Air and the Mavic Pro.
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Still, the inflation figures were influenced by one-off factors — including Easter spending — so the ECB will probably maintain its plan to move only in increments and taking only the smallest of steps in June.
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Hoping to keep people from going off the psychedelic deep end, California edibles are now required to have doses marked in 10-milligram increments, and are limited to 100 mg of THC total per package.
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When we would fly home to the US, which we did about three times that year, I would start adjusting her schedule weeks in advance, inching her bedtimes earlier and earlier in 30-minute increments.
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Hastert pleaded guilty in October to a federal charge of "structuring" - evading bank reporting rules by withdrawing large amounts of cash in smaller increments - in a hush-money case stemming from allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Now, at 23, I find myself adjusting to the knowledge that Harry Potter is no longer just a book series — it's a universe that J.K. Rowling is still writing, casually, in increments of 140 characters.
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Policies are sold in 10-year increments, though earlier versions of the site promised even shorter one-year plans, for millennials who want to microdose their life insurance or intend to die very very soon.
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The CEO added that a major reason of why Brown-Forman chose Tableau over its competitors is because of its new subscription pricing, which allows companies to pay for the service in shorter, smaller increments.
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While the price of the EpiPen did not increase overnight, data show that Mylan had been steadily increasing prices, first by about 10 percent, twice a year, but more recently in about 15 percent increments.
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They need $500 right now, because if you wait and you put it out in these little increments, it's no good to people who end up losing their job or getting sent home without pay.
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Developed by Francine Shapiro in 1987, EMDR helps clients process traumatic memories in small increments while focusing on external stimuli (such as hand-tapping), soothing sounds, or by directing eye movement in a bilateral way.
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Sanders backs a wealth tax that would begin at 1% for people with a net worth above $32 million and rise in increments to 323% on wealth over $10 billion, hitting the wealthiest 180,000 Americans.
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Part of the still-under-development Kuri home robot from Mayfield Robotics, Kuri Vision allows the the 20-inch tall, autonomous, obstacle-detecting, rolling robot automatically capture life's unexpected moments in 5-second video increments.
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Obama enacted DACA in 2012 after he failed to get the DREAM Act through Congress; that version of the DREAM Act would have granted Dreamers the permanent benefits granted by DACA in two-year increments.
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Glenn Blicht, who took office as president of Local 1964 in 2009, collected bribes, which he referred to as "tickets," in $1,000 increments in exchange for declining to file arbitration claims on behalf of workers.
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Borrowing ideas from cognitive behavioral therapy, Ms. Thieringer first worked to ratchet down Hayden's fear of certain foods before introducing them in tiny increments until he could consume them in normal amounts without a reaction.
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Under her leadership, the Fed has moved very cautiously, ending bond-buying and eventually raising the federal funds rate, which dictates the course of most other interest rates in the economy, in very small increments.
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The euro zone's central bank has been clawing back stimulus by the smallest of increments, worried that any big move could unravel its work and force it into an embarrassing and economically damaging policy reversal.
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The company is now required to report lease transactions as sales, with all the revenue, income and costs for each lease recorded at once, rather than in monthly increments over the term of the lease.
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After raising eyebrows from banking officials for $22014,214 withdrawals, Hastert then moved to skirt federal banking laws by taking out money in increments under $19993,21999 to avoid reporting requirements, attempting to keep the payments quiet.
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After raising eyebrows from banking officials for $50,000 withdrawals, Hastert then moved to skirt federal banking laws by taking out money in increments under $10,20073 to avoid reporting requirements, attempting to keep the payments quiet.
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For example, if your cups feel fine but your band feels too tight, you'll want to go up in the band size (which sizes in two-inch increments) while also reducing the cup down a letter.
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The app will also rank Jeremy Renner fans based on their dedication to him, using the measure of "activity," which is powered by stars, which you can purchase in various increments starting at 200 for $1.99.
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The programme allowed undocumented immigrants brought to America as children to study and work in America legally for renewable increments of two years, so long as they had committed no crimes and met certain educational requirements.
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IHG Rewards Best card: IHG Rewards Club Premier Credit Card IHG Hotels includes brands including Holiday Inn, and it offers the option to donate points to five organizations in increments of 2000,500, 5,000, or 10,000 points.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has proposed that shares traded privately inside banks should be in the same price increments, or "tick size", as on public exchanges such as Deutsche Boerse, Euronext or Nasdaq.
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The senator has touted his small-donor fundraising as proof of the grassroots power behind his candidacy, but it also means his donors will be able to continue giving in small increments throughout his entire campaign.
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Discounts will be available in $5 increments ($5, $10, or $15 off) with savings topping out at up to $15 dollars for a single line or up to $30 for accounts with two or more lines.
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Having revived euro zone growth with lavish stimulus, the ECB has been dialling back support in tiny increments, fearing that any big change could unravel its work and force an embarrassing and economically damaging policy reversal.
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Homeowners with single-family mortgages that are backed by Fannie Mae in those areas are eligible to stop making mortgage payments in three-month increments for up to 5623 months, according to the mortgage financing provider.
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Industry experts say that more than a half-dozen lenders, including companies like Thrivest, Atlas Legal Fund and RD Legal Funding, are aiming to loan millions of dollars to players in five- and six-figure increments.
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By noting whenever a person perceived an increase or decrease in sensation, they arrived at a pain scale calibrated in increments of "dols," each of which was a "just-noticeable difference" away from the adjacent dols.
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The campaign has tried to build up its grass-roots fund-raising as Mr. Sanders has nearly kept up in donations, relying almost exclusively on his army of young supporters who give online in small increments.
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Documentaries about animals have a tendency to turn the dial to glorious triumph, biblical confrontations between BEASTS THAT ROAM THE EARTH, but Dynasties is instead mostly about exhaustion, the hideous struggle, life in 36-hour increments.
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In 2016, a study of the central bearded dragon, Pogona vitticeps, found slow-wave and rapid-eye-movement states that cycled back and forth in 80-second increments over sleep periods of six to 10 hours.
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They range from consolidating courses that would originally have been taken in increments over the span of months to virtual learning to having students staff phone lines for hospitals to help disseminate information about COVID-19.
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I think I could've gotten the whole fee + the cost of the book back, but there's nothing like tracking your life in six-minute increments to make you appreciate the trade-off of time vs money.
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The plan is for the Fed to allow $10 billion of the monthly proceeds it gets from the portfolio to run off at first, increasing in $10 billion quarterly increments until the total reaches $50 billion.
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Over the last three years, Arnold says he's actually raised his average hourly appearance fee and now charges a fee for the first 30 minutes, and then charges in 15-minute increments for any subsequent time.
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Investors could simply "dollar-cost average" into emerging-market stocks, which means putting money to work in the markets in small increments on a regular schedule, which investors already do effortlessly with their 401(k) retirement accounts.
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Where Channel Orange was unambiguous in its songs about his blackness, love, money—"Crack Rock", "Bad Religion", "Super Rich Kids" respectively—Endless and Blond are more subdued, choosing to tell a story throughout rather than in increments.
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Coordinating patient care, vital to patients with physical or mental health challenges common on top of an opioid use disorder, has only been reimbursable by Medicaid since July, and in 15-minute increments that don't cover costs.
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Consequently, two workers say, managers encourage workers to use their California-mandated paid sick leave, which can be deducted in shorter increments, to cover lateness, reserving their unpaid time off in case they become actually sick later.
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It has taken years just to figure out a simple method of running a pilot to trade small-cap stocks in increments other than a penny, just to see if trading in nickles will stimulate more trading.
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With the help of Western Union agents, Chinese immigrants used the service to send hundreds of millions of dollars to pay human smugglers, wiring the money in smaller increments to avoid federal reporting requirements, U.S. authorities said.
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I love the granularity of Audeze's EQ adjustments — which span all audio sources, whether your sound is coming from Tidal, YouTube, or the default Music app — as they can be made in 1dB increments across 10 frequencies.
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Start by running a mile at a leisurely pace, Loenser recommends, and if the dog keeps up without bugging you to stop or acting sluggish, increase your runs in half-mile increments over the next few weeks.
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There's usually sports on the TV, but the broad array of neighborhood bargoers watch indifferently; there are conversations to be had in big, gossipy groups, cold beer to be sipped, flirtations to be advanced in sly increments.
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He said he felt pushed out, and that Harper retaliated against him for expressing concerns by giving him a work improvement plan that required him to document, in 30-minute increments, how he was using his time.
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Contrary to Pompeo's declaration against taking action in "small increments," Kim's comments portray some of the cracks that may emerge once U.S. and North Korean negotiators begin the tough job of securing the details of any agreement.
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The company actually introduced a new financing and purchasing model for solar installations in the second quarter — saying in its shareholder letter that residential solar customers can buy directly from the Tesla website, in standardized capacity increments.
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The big picture: Congress created the TPS program in 1990 to provide legal immigration status in 6-18 month increments for people from nations impacted by ongoing armed conflict, environmental disasters or other severe yet temporary conditions.
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Instead of reinvesting all the proceeds of its bond portfolio, the Fed will allow $10 billion to roll off at first, increasing quarterly in $10 billion increments until the total hits $50 billion starting in October 2018.
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Under the proposed award, which involves stock options that vest in 12 tranches, Tesla's market value must increase to $100 billion for the first tranche to vest and rise in additional $50 billion increments for the remainder.
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The rate, which in theory should stay closely tied to the short-term interest rates set by the Federal Reserve, typically moves in increments of hundredths of a percentage point, making the change on Monday unusually large.
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The rate, which in theory should stay closely tied to the short-term interest rates set by the Federal Reserve, typically moves in increments of hundredths of a percentage point, making the change on Monday unusually large.
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Sanders said his proposed "tax on extreme wealth" would begin at 2100% for those with a net worth above $2100 million and rise in increments to 2100% on wealth over $323 billion, hitting the wealthiest 232,21 Americans.
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Yet even the most disparaging listener could only have admired Mr. Esfahani's discipline and close concentration as he moved out of phase with the taped performance in minuscule increments and then, ever so slowly, drifted back in.
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Wall Street economists had been predicting the cap on Treasuries would fall roughly between $5-$15 billion per month, and on mortgage bonds $5-$10 billion, rising by increments of $5-$15 billion, according to research notes.
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The protests against high tuition fees under the banner #FeesMustFall struck a national chord, forcing President Jacob Zuma to freeze tuition increments for 2016 after protests that culminated in students storming the parliamentary precinct during last year's budget.
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This means that in normal times (a boring caveat that will be important later), the cost of a federal loan guarantee is ultimately born in tiny increments by each and every American who doesn't get a special loan.
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As with its efforts to collect money for the Southern Poverty Law Center after Charlottesville, Apple has opened a page on its storefronts that allows users to make donations in $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, and $200 increments.
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The pair agreed someone would be sent to the United States to deliver the money in increments to the witness, who would send it to accounts in Hong Kong where it would be transferred to Brazil, prosecutors said.
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Bidding has, however slowed to a crawl, with much of last week featuring contests in which just one block in the 3.6 GHz band changed hands at modest increments of 2 million euros, as the graphic below indicates.
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In the years ahead, the committee sees two hikes in 2017 and three each in 2018 and 2019 that would bring the funds rate to about 2.625 percent, assuming that each increase would come in quarter-point increments.
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It will track how people use the tools to tweak the designs, but it sounds like that's more about what time increments to show in the Daily Reminder and Mute Notifications options than drastic strengthening of their muscle.
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To assess trends in Google search traffic over time, we collected state-level data on eight election-related terms and two mental-health-related terms ("anxiety + anxious" and "depressed + depression") from November 2015 to present in weekly increments.
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The upgrade means that the GFS model, which is used by weather forecasters all over the world, will now deliver hourly forecast guidance out to five days in advance, instead of the three-hour increments it did before.
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Like his predecessor, Trump is once again being pressed by military advisers to increase troop levels in Afghanistan -- albeit by lesser increments -- and commit to a multi-year prolongation of a war that has now spanned three presidents.
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The court beefed up security measures for Kavanaugh's first day, lining the steps of the court with barricades and eliminating the line that usually gives the public a chance to view the court's proceedings in three-minute increments.
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Yet, hundreds of pages of legal argument by the Justice Department may not be able to withstand arguments made in 140-word increments by a president who seems to want to be an outsider in his own administration.
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Some tried to redeem accumulated store credit and discovered strange rules ("If it is not in increments of $49.95 the credit will not be applied"), or that all of their remaining store credits disappeared after canceling their memberships.
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Instead of reinvesting all the proceeds of its massive bond portfolio, the Fed will allow $22019 billion to roll off at first, increasing quarterly in $10 billion increments until the total hits $50 billion starting in October 2018.
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The bids started jumping in increments of $2385 million, and almost immediately reached $2416.65 million, far surpassing the previous record for a sale at auction: the $179.4 million paid for Picasso's "Women of Algiers" at Christie's in 2015.
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Hastert, the longest-serving Republican House speaker in history, pleaded guilty in 2015 to the crime of structuring, which is a form of money laundering that involves withdrawing a large sum of money in small increments to avoid detection.
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On top of likely being the stock's biggest drop since 2002, the plunge was likely a shock for shareholders used to a boring consumer staple that moves in much steadier increments than the overall market and more volatile stocks.
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Data from the VA have shown that 22% of women who receive their oral contraceptives in three month increments experience at least one gap of at least seven days between refills over the course of a year of use.
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Google users could already delete specific location and web data as well as completely turn those features on or off — but this new feature will make it easier to delete all of that data after short increments of time.
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The pair agreed that someone would be sent to the United States to deliver the money in increments to the witness, who would send it to accounts in Hong Kong where it would be transferred to Brazil, prosecutors said.
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Under Jordi Pujol, the skilful moderate nationalist cacique (political boss) who headed the Generalitat from 1980 to 2003, Catalonia was content with this settlement, using its votes in the Madrid parliament to extract increments to it powers and revenues.
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The reasoning behind the prediction of two rate cuts of 10 basis points instead of one worth 20 basis points, the note explained, was that the ECB has thus far cut in increments below the zero interest rate mark.
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The Walking Dead tends to bounce back from its big premiere and finale moments by taking things slow, chopping up its narrative into big, location-based chunks and dragging the viewer around its many destinations in 45-minute increments.
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For example, in 2012 the EU banned all Iranian imports, but today we should expect the bloc to take advantage of a legislative provision that would allow it to reduce Iranian oil imports in increments of about 20183 percent.
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Couples can request gifts toward a honeymoon stay or spa services and do so in small, separate increments (for example, asking for six gifts of $50 toward a $300 a night room instead of asking for one $300 gift).
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With much of its firepower exhausted, the ECB has been removing stimulus in gentle increments and plans to end its lavish bond purchases in December, hoping it has done enough to keep the recovery going without that extra support.
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As I wrote in the paper today, 19 presidential candidates spoke before party officials and voters (and nearly 200 members of the news media) in five-minute increments, presenting the first real opportunity to see the field in full.
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"You have to be nimble enough, and eat some humble pie," said Mr. Dankner, who first listed the unit in September for $4.65 million, and has since dropped the price four times, by increments of 3 to 4 percent.
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Hastert, 74, faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison when sentenced later this month for his guilty plea in October to a federal charge of illegally structuring large bank withdrawals in small increments to evade currency-reporting rules.
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The ECB plans to end its purchases at the close of the year but said it would keep rates steady at record lows at least through next summer, suggesting that it would tighten policy only by the smallest of increments.
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Usually, hours are sold in increments of 25, 50, or 100, but this lower time and cost commitment is meant to appeal to those on college tours — in 353 hours, the thinking goes, you can fly to three to four colleges.
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Prize pools are as follows: Up until this point, V-Bucks could only be earned in increments of 100 after purchasing the Battle Pass, which lets players complete challenges and rank up to earn various cosmetic rewards and V-Bucks.
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"My house doesn't have a generator so that means another weekend of sitting in the dark with no wifi, no food in the fridge and shopping in increments since we don't know how long the power may be out," Davidown said.
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Teams are allowed to ask anyone for help, but there are rules: they cannot leave a 100,000 mile radius in the Southeastern United States, and they cannot spend more than $500 during those 28 days, available only in $100 increments.
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Its folding, hivelike design is formed by 18 lightweight beryllium hexagons that work as one; to sharpen focus, 126 small motors pivot these segments in increments as small as one ten-thousandth the width of a grain of lily pollen.
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After four years of debate, all the major exchanges will begin a pilot program Monday that will allow 210.00,210.05 small-cap stocks — more than a quarter of the market — to trade in increments of a nickel rather than a penny.
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The joystick on the right controller would let me change the direction I was facing in 90-degree increments, and when I was Hulk, I could take giant "leaps" across the room by holding down a button and essentially teleporting there.
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To counteract this, the camera can be controlled using the joystick, and the demo I played had it set to move slowly in 18 degree increments instead of a smooth transition mapped to how far I was pushing the joystick.
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You're still able to select snooze to afford yourself extra beauty sleep, in 10-minute increments; being able to customize (dare I say, curate?) which birds you want to hear is also a neat way to structure your personal wakeup routine.
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Even if it were, such a change would not likely result in these H-1B visa holders having to leave the United States because employers could request extensions in one-year increments under section 106(a)-(b) of AC21 instead.
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"The reality is the economy of no country can really handle further increments to borrowing costs, and we may see more scrutiny over cuts than hikes from now on," said Juan Perez, senior currency trader at Tempus Inc in Washington.
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Raising a lot of money in relatively large increments, like Bill Clinton in 1992 and Bush in 2000, is still a better strategy than raising more modest sums in smaller amounts like Jesse Jackson in 1988 or Pat Buchanan in 1996.
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Three years later, when Carmen James, the bursar, and Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, a history professor, discovered that I had not graduated, the registrar's office allowed me to reënroll and to pay off the outstanding fees in monthly hundred-dollar increments.
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The numbers released by the Trump campaign Wednesday are preliminary; official figures — including money spent on direct mail, which is typically expensive, and a precise breakdown of total cash raised in small increments — will become available when Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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This unambiguously intolerable outcome could be produced either in unexpected increments of escalation by either or both of the dominant national players, or instead, by any sudden quantum leap in applied destructiveness undertaken by the United States and/or North Korea.
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Erard studied logs going back sixteen months, and calculated that Argüelles had spent forty per cent of his waking life studying fifty-two languages, in increments that varied from four hundred and fifty-six hours (Arabic) to four hours (Vietnamese).
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The researchers divided the rodents into two groups based on radiofrequency radiation levels, low or high, and exposed their entire bodies to radiofrequency radiation for 10-minute increments totaling to about nine hours a day over the two-year period.
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Analysts applauded the bold move, saying it signalled the start of an easing cycle, albeit in smaller increments, as the bank tries to balance growing fiscal risks with the need to keep yields high enough to keep foreign investors happy.
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Those five-minute increments would eventually stretch into 38 days, 2170 hours and 215 minutes, setting a new speed record for a west-to-east solo and unsupported crossing of the North Atlantic, according to the Ocean Rowing Society International.
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Adjustable between 5 pounds and 50 pounds, in 5-pound increments, this set is easy to use (a twist of the handle adjusts to the desired weight in seconds), comfortable to grip and efficient for both upper- and lower-body exercises.
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" According to Bugatti, Wallace worked his way up to the top speed from 2200 km/h in 2300 km/h increments "to make sure all the conditions were right and the Chiron was optimally balanced in terms of lift and downforce.
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Ms. Fischer, along with Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, has a child care bill that would create a tax credit for businesses that offer at least two weeks of paid family leave per year, in hourly or daily increments.
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AND I THINK THAT'S THE MAIN PROBLEM WE HAVE THAT WE'RE DISREGARDING IT. THE REAL PROBLEM IS NOT MONETARY POLICY THAT'S GOING TO RUN ITSELF, AND THE FED IS FAIRLY SOPHISTICATED IN ALL THE INCREMENTS INVOLVED, ESPECIALLY THE NEW CHAIRMAN.
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For the study, Harvard professors Michael Porter and Nitin Nohria, tracked how 27 CEOs of companies with an average annual revenue of $13.1 billion spent their days in 15 minutes increments, 24 hours a day, seven days a week for three months.
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Delivered all at once, a full percentage point would be dramatic - the sort of step associated with a severe economic shock, as opposed to the quarter-point increments that the Fed tends to rely on to fine-tune its target interest rate.
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The Block 4 F-35, to fully emerge in the next decade, contains more than 353 technical adjustments to the aircraft designed as software and hardware builds -- to be added in six-month increments between April 2019 to October 2024, she added.
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Maybe because drugs and sex sell, or because nostalgia moves in 40-year increments, or because there's something about that era we identify with now: a mixture of anger at stalled-out institutions and fear that everything else is moving too fast.
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Having bought 2.5 trillion euros' worth of debt to keep borrowing costs at a record low, the ECB has been slowly dismantling stimulus, but only by the smallest of increments, to keep markets calm and avoid a selloff that could unravel its stimulus.
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When a node realizes that it's either sent or received a bad message, it not only sends out the aforementioned error frame, it increments this counter by some amount (eight ticks for sending a bad message, one for receiving a bad message).
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The ECB has been stimulating the economy for years to rekindle inflation but the euro's surge in the past year - partly reversed in recent weeks - has supported calls by ratesetters to tighten policy only by increments to avoid choking off growth and inflation.
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It has acquired Gaest, a startup out of Aarhus, Denmark that provides a marketplace-style platform for people to post and book venues in hourly or daily increments for meetings and other work-related events like off-sites in Europe and elsewhere.
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I've heard him discuss his favorite country songs and point out the pretty girls in the room in flurries of words sandwiched between the increasing bids on a truck for sale below him while the price he's asking accelerates in $250 increments.
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Longer-Term Process Points U.S. policy on the cyber-behavior of peer competitors needs to be grounded in an appreciation of the impact that even small increments in cyber activity may have on the integrity of key political processes in democratic government.
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The consensus view from the latest Reuters poll was for three Fed rate rises between now and the end of next year, which would bring the fed funds rate to 1.00-1.25 percent if they move in gradual 25 basis point increments.
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I'd recommend coming with more dollars than you'll need and exchanging in small increments as you go to make sure you don't end up with too much left over when you leave (changing back to dollars is harder than the other way around).
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Perhaps the strongest argument in favor of the hypothesis of Dr. Mansfield and Dr. Wildberger is that the table works for trigonometric calculations, that someone had put in the effort to generate Pythagorean triples to describe right triangles at roughly one-degree increments.
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The researchers divided the rodents into two groups based on radio-frequency radiation levels, low or high, and exposed their entire bodies to radio-frequency radiation for 10-minute increments totaling to about nine hours a day over the two-year period.
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By the end, I wasn't sure if I was ready for more or pretty certain that the best way to consume Sense8 is in two-hours increments every 18 months, the better to walk away with a goofy, giddy smile on my face.
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Another option is to slowly acclimate yourself to the time change by adjusting your usual wake-up time in 10 to 20-minute increments, said Dr. Brian Isaacson, the associate chairman of the department of psychiatry and program director of the psychiatry residency at AtlantiCare.
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"They say you're supposed to think of a marathon in 30-minute increments, and I'm telling you, I can start thinking and praying about my family for 30 minutes and before I know it I've finished up my run for the day," he said.
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These are still relatively small increments, but the site noted that they represent pretty notable strides for cities notoriously lack diversity — especially considering the drama that unfolded after casting director James Scully accused a number of French labels of discriminating against models this season.
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"But at some point they are going to have to move, but I think they are going to try and do it incrementally and not (in) big jumps," Bhatia told reporters in a briefing, adding he expected this to happen in one or two increments.
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In 2018, the service will expand to Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami and Washington, D.C. The company's co-founder and chief executive officer, Manny Bamfo, said that he started Recharge because he believed that there was a demand for hotel stays in minute-long increments.
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Hoggan came under fire during an Oversight hearing for receiving a $90,000 bonus, which was paid in small increments over a 13-month period, despite a damning report that showed that screeners he oversaw were failing to detect fake bombs and weapons during security tests.
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