Malicious Insiders Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning are synonymous with the damage caused by malicious insiders.
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NFL insiders have been more reticent to say he's being blackballed than non-insiders like activist Shaun King.
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Well, according to the report, several Condé Nast insiders — amongst other insiders familiar with the matter — seem to think so.
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Insiders have traditionally fared better: in 2005 retiring insiders had a median tenure of 5.8 years, against 4.8 years for outsiders.
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She seems unfazed by the possibility of government's capture by insiders when those insiders are the right people with the right intentions.
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It is common, in Washington, to view yourself as there by some celestial accident; Beltway insiders delight in a good sneering reference to Beltway insiders.
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That's a total of 5 insiders on a 13-person board, which is a fairly high proportion of insiders compared with other major tech companies.
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"Their clients are insiders, so they defend insiders," said Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, an economist who chairs the Economic Analysis Council, which advises the French government on policy.
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Here's a state-by-state breakdown of how insiders on the ground view the race: A majority of insiders in both parties expect Clinton to carry Colorado.
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Even NASA insiders are reduced to reading tea leaves and possible smoke signals, clues scattered by Mr. Trump and Republican space and science insiders during the last year.
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This does not only apply to "corporate insiders" such as managers, directors or employees, but also to de-facto insiders who obtain material, private information from various sources.
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The research shop does it this way to illustrate the divergence between insiders and the market: The Dow Jones industrial average keeps going higher, yet insiders keep dumping stock.
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"They have some supply chain issues, they have malicious insiders, they had accidental insiders, they have an account compromised," says Richard Ford, chief scientist at security software company Forcepoint.
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Superdelegates were created from the beginning with the idea of party insiders reversing the decision of voters if those primary and caucus voters chose a candidate insiders disapproved of.
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This is also the same guy who promised to keep lobbyists and DC insiders out of his administration, then immediately stocked his new administration with lobbyists and DC insiders.
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Perpetually on the outer circle of administration insiders, she favored long walks alone along the C&O Canal and kayaking jaunts on the Potomac to socializing with other Washington insiders.
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And she used that experience to needle her opponent as being the choice of the GOP insiders, comparing the dynamic to how the party insiders had wanted Trump to lose, too.
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Yachting industry insiders talked business in the exhibitor booths ...
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Outsiders are having a field day almost everywhere in the West — not necessarily in a manner that weakens the insiders, but neither also in a way that helps consolidate the insiders' position.
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For Windows Insiders, the feature will be available this week.
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Below are three stocks highly ranked corporate insiders are buying.
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Unfortunately, even insiders disagree on where to draw the line.
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Insiders say that some officials are working on better approaches.
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Sadly, the community option is only available for Beauty Insiders.
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But insiders remind us that he lives in Westchester County ...
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Mr Tsipras's strategy is not as Machiavellian, say party insiders.
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White House insiders expect Mulvaney to get the permanent gig.
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Though an outsider, Mr Thiam has relied mainly on insiders.
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But local insiders say a primary challenge from state Sen.
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Republican insiders say losing those delegates hurt Paul's nomination chances.
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Insiders said Garden had a tendency to overpromise and underdeliver.
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Professional political insiders like us know how to run campaigns.
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There are no primaries and no caucuses: only party insiders.
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But some insiders and activists don't see it that way.
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Unlike the Republicans, Democratic insiders have demonstrated a clear preference.
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Traditionally, endorsements from party insiders were a measure of strength.
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The second show, "Les Initiés" ("The Insiders"), is more surprising.
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With the market tightening, industry insiders expect more price cuts.
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Testing isn't limited to self hosting and Windows Insiders, though.
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Party insiders say that in private he can be charming.
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However, insiders say they are prepared for their inevitable parting.
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Insiders including [CEO Michael] Johnson sold their stock and options.
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"An aggressive approach to insiders will increase disgruntlement," he said.
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It's not that insiders have any personal animosity towards Stepien.
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They're insiders, not rebels looking to blow up the system.
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Afghan insurgents and insiders both protested the use of bomb.
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Many insiders think U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley will replace him.
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Horowitz will be joining a board composed mostly of insiders.
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Nor that tech insiders are aggressively selling their own shares.
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Democratic insiders is 55 percent; both Trump in 2016 and
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But uBiome's value had long been precarious, according to insiders.
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Most New Jersey insiders think the legislature will go along.
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"Political insiders have been joining newsrooms for decades," he noted.
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Here are what insiders say needs the most attention: 1.
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Three insiders said none of the above claims were true.
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Insiders say it takes four votes to hold such cases.
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Playboy insiders say Hef's shares should fetch around $45 million.
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Right now, both insiders and outsiders suggest it's too soon.
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To enthusiasts and industry insiders, automation was purely a boon.
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That's the lens through which insiders now view the company.
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A few Washington insiders also cast doubt on the idea.
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To political insiders and the media, Agnew was a disaster.
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Insiders do enjoy more room for maneuvering than pure dissidents.
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Some insiders and bankers say that figure is too high.
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Basketball Insiders was the first to report the Jack deal.
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These have also been widely echoed by Democratic Party insiders.
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Insiders also have to be encouraged to spill the beans.
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Political insiders speculated just how high Mr. Diaz might rise.
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" The law, however, says nothing of "insiders" or "insider trading.
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For insiders, it might just as well be called FredEx.
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And then he will call in favors from party insiders.
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Company insiders have described him as increasingly haughty and imperious.
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Netflix really does mine those online applications, the insiders say.
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It (mostly) isolated insiders with potential conflicts from the process.
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In most cases, founders and other insiders control the votes.
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Political insiders are keeping their eyes on John Kasich's moves.
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Mayor Sadiq Khan is playing a game, Uber insiders speculate.
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Insiders told Rebecca Ungarino how they're taking on the challenge.
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Democratic insiders surveyed Thursday night disagreed -- to put it mildly.
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His task, GOP insiders readily concede, seems close to impossible.
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Read: The Trump Campaign Is a 'Dysfunctional' Mess, Insiders Say
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The results have been staggering, even for bullish industry insiders.
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Under this system, elites and insiders made out splendidly well.
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Other picks are a collection of billionaires and Washington insiders.
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Some transit insiders take issue with these layers of data.
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" The attorney noted that he did not see any "apparent violations of the law," according to the Post, but said that "The volume of transactions with insiders and affiliates of insiders is really astonishing.
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Lack of diversity can lead to a kind of crony capitalism in which insiders favor other insiders, surround themselves with people who look and think like them and rarely hear other points of view.
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Despite what people outside Netflix may think, company insiders are largely in favor of the postmortem emailsDespite the debate around how to describe an outgoing employee's shortcomings, Netflix insiders largely seem to accept the postmortems.
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In late 2013, the first of the former insiders spoke out.
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Many prominent insiders even have preset plans to periodically sell shares.
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Some insiders have said a merger could help settle such issues.
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What those insiders maybe still don't know is how this happened.
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Here are two favorite stocks highly ranked corporate insiders are buying.
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And political insiders say the calls themselves are usually quite formal.
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Industry insiders have said that deal could be worth $2 billion.
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Some industry insiders agree with Musk, but only to a point.
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"It is basically an insiders look at daytime television," she said.
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The changes are available now to insiders in the Fast ring.
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State conventions are even more exclusive, reserved for hardcore party insiders.
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Politicians and former FCC insiders seem to agree, to a point.
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Ted Cruz to those insiders seeking to deny him the nomination.
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Insiders said that the deal would value Flipkart around $20 billion.
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Industry insiders say many large-scale farms have experienced numerous outbreaks.
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But Goldman does have a few hurdles, according to industry insiders.
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Industry insiders told Reuters production was halted over operating rights disagreements.
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The international reception to Chernobyl took many industry insiders by surprise.
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Most insiders, however, see a cock-up rather than a conspiracy.
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Be smart: Insiders will be watching the volatility of Slack's price.
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But he has, Washington insiders say, been at least as influential.
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He and Mr Babacan do not get along, AK insiders say.
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Some restaurant insiders, such as Andrés, are participating as immigrants themselves.
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Even party insiders admit that North-Rhine Westphalia is a mess.
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Insiders say even that would be little more than a stopgap.
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Most of the our insiders' product picks cost $15 or less.
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And party insiders would have the sort of nominee they want.
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After treatment, insiders say she still struggled with her private pain.
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They were run by insiders who milked them for excess profits.
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The big picture: White House insiders said the leak sowed chaos.
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"Insiders make the job a lot faster and easy," Thug said.
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But you could definitely say that the insiders beat the outsiders.
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Fox insiders say he wasn't particularly liked but was considered invincible.
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Insiders call it a "hard kill" approach to stopping incoming threats.
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That's a long way to describe what insiders are calling rationalization.
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Several bank insiders have bought stock in the past couple weeks.
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Sometimes you get insiders that are heroic to take this on.
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There are other factors to Trump's rise among Republicans, insiders say.
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The use of either causes a reportable event for company insiders.
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Party insiders said the mood of the country would be decisive.
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So far he's picking insiders across the board, and that's disappointing.
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Insiders say Plotnitsky played a leading hand in this controversial reshuffle.
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For insiders like Tewes, Movement 2.0 was a step too far.
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Meanwhile, the insiders think the outsiders just don't understand political realities.
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"These people hold you in contempt," he said of Washington insiders.
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He had been suggested as a possible candidate by industry insiders.
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Business Insider spoke to seven insiders to get the inside story.
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These insiders are in the rooms when the decisions are made.
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"Safe harbor" provisions allow corporate insiders to sell on buyback announcements.
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Insiders began to wonder if the whiskey boom might go bust.
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Again, that's different from empathizing with self-interested insiders and instigators.
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Times Insider brings live programming to Times Insiders and their guests.
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Insiders say Mr. Kalanick was also personally invested in the deal.
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Washington insiders weren't the only ones to give Trump long odds.
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All the insiders said very similar things in very similar language.
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He talked to insiders to learn more about Wintroub's meteoric rise.
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What are party insiders afraid the voters will hear in debates?
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Dismissal, according to insiders, required agreement among at least five justices.
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Journalists, scholars and party insiders came forward to defend Mr. Ren.
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While investors and oil industry insiders bemoaned Parente's departure, others rejoiced.
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It polled 0003 industry insiders, including everyone from designers to bloggers.
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Lyft and Pinterest also give certain insiders 20 votes per share.
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"He's filling his bench with Wall Street insiders," said the source.
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Party insiders believe Holcomb and Brooks are the likely front-runners.
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And how many Trump insiders are now wearing GPS ankle bracelets?
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Pence is considered a far-right conservative by many political insiders.
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He was one of the few political insiders on Trump's team.
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Restrictive foreign ownership rules could complicate any sale, industry insiders said.
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Restrictive foreign ownership rules could complicate any sale, industry insiders said.
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Wolff takes a few stabs at the motives of Trump insiders.
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Yet Uber's early insiders paid no real price for their sins.
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Uber previously restricted employees and insiders from selling their company stock.
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Real estate industry insiders signaled that a lawsuit could be filed.
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For a few hours, wayfarers abroad become insiders rather than outsiders.
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Spoiler alert: Some insiders say this thing is going to fizzle.
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And the party's foreign policy insiders are not happy about it.
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The fact is, political insiders have been joining newsrooms for decades.
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Then, against insiders' expectations, Sanders proved to be a formidable candidate.
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Excerpt 3: What worries insiders has electrified many on the outside.
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Sanders's base — of young and disaffected voters — already distrusts Democratic insiders.
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Dan DeFrancesco and Bradley Saacks talked to insiders to understand more.
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Tickets for Times Insiders are $15; you may purchase them here.
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Instead, every story is told from the perspective of the insiders.
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For Washington insiders, some of this has been known for months.
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German carmakers have often recruited government insiders to represent their interests.
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But most insiders in Buenos Aires assume the Fernándezes will win.
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Many rivals and party insiders now admit he might be right.
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Nixon's downfall was accelerated when insiders started to turn on him.
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The optimism from investors masks a continued gloom among insiders, however.
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And yet, many fashion insiders have never heard of the place.
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Insiders told Business Insider that Dickey "holds a ton of power."
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Similarly, voters now judge political insiders to be parasites to progress.
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But the men reject the idea that they have become insiders.
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Clinton could well conclude that she can't win without those insiders.
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The Cruz speech received poor marks from those same Republican insiders.
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Are they fraud-proof or can they be manipulated by insiders?
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We had a good valuation that our insiders were giving us.
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Some fans work with studio insiders, or people pretending to be insiders, to leak studio info — but often those purported leaks contain selective information intended to prop up different fan theories or views about the franchise.
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"In that campaign in 2016, you had a lot of duplicity from Democratic insiders and we saw for better or worse in leaked emails from the party — concrete evidence — that insiders were against him," Sroka said.
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Insiders are also selling 22017,21,193 million shares in this initial public offering.
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Times Insider Events brings live programing to Times Insiders and their guests.
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So how do you find companies where insiders are buying and selling?
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Taleb rages at policymaking "clerks" and journalists-insiders … paternalistic semi-intellectual experts.
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Shady studio insiders and a cabal of collectors struck deals in private.
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Party insiders are convinced he wants a fourth go at that too.
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" Draper responded in a Facebook post, accusing "insiders" of being "in cahoots.
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Nor did party insiders coordinate their endorsements on a single best candidate.
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Multiple ex-Facebook insiders have criticized the company's dominance and business model.
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Teo, as industry insiders know, is a star in his own right.
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He's the kind of guy who eats a lot meat, say insiders.
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Insiders said that the deal would value Flipkart at about $20 billion.
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These charm offensives keep bad laws from becoming worse ones, insiders say.
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How it gets filled out is being closely watched by antitrust insiders.
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But there are a few hurdles for Goldman, according to industry insiders.
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Insiders worry it will come down too hard on ICOs, stymying innovation.
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Koch insiders quickly disputed that characterization, saying an invite was never extended.
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She said industry insiders weren't happy with her growing interest in feminism.
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Clinton seems more likely to surround herself with a bubble of insiders.
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These details helped Italian prosecutors put together their case, industry insiders say.
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Even after treatment, insiders say she still struggled with her private pain.
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If demand is apparent, supply will grow accordingly, OPEC insiders told CNBC.
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UN insiders profess themselves frustrated but unbowed by the string of withdrawals.
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That invites itself to fewer perceived insiders being part of the event.
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The Microsoft Insiders program sent out a quiet, early patch in November.
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One argues that well-connected insiders profited even from the financial crisis.
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Instead, shares are being sold by insiders like early employees and investors.
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Party insiders say they would be happy with a score above 60.
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Insiders, not the company, will be selling shares to the stock market.
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Airline insiders couldn't figure out how Trump could ever pull it off.
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Marijuana industry insiders say setting a limit could fuel the black market.
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You can only do so many inside rounds before insiders get tired.
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Insiders have expressed concerns that Trump's recent approach to the Justice Department.
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Well-placed insiders know of no plan to review the endangerment finding.
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Instead it is the use of attacks against insiders that is expanding.
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Some shun political insiders, even from their own party, decorum and convention.
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Industry insiders and analysts expected this to fuel an already growing market.
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The R9X, nicknamed the "flying Ginsu" by insiders, doesn't contain a warhead.
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Lyft "insiders" can get access to a $200 per month ride pass.
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Are these Washington insiders paying any attention to the national mood lately?
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They typically favour loyal insiders, not show-offs who promise dramatic change.
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Close-knit communities are typically suspicious of outsiders, but trustful of insiders.
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Party insiders say he had major differences with Husain before his death.
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And yet, insiders say Trump's relationship with Tillerson is broken beyond repair.
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By the way, this story won't come as a surprise to insiders.
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WHO ARE THERE INSIDERS THAT WOULD BE A LITTLE SECRETIVE, YOU KNOW?
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Insiders told CNBC that Cox was the "heart and soul" of Facebook.
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Below are three stocks highly ranked corporate insiders are buying right now.
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Below are three health-care stocks highly ranked corporate insiders are buying.
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Insiders are aware that things simply cannot carry on as they are.
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WSJ reports that insiders familiar with the deal expect rigorous regulatory scrutiny.
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However, Chinese chipmakers are struggling to hit key targets, industry insiders say.
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For the first time since its IPO, insiders can sell the stock.
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Some Chinese scholars, journalists and party insiders wrote commentary criticizing the censure.
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Times Insider Events brings live programming to Times Insiders and their guests.
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Twelve months ago, many industry insiders were skeptical about Nintendo's next console.
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Party insiders interviewed by The Hill don't see her reaching that threshold.
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"Insiders may want to characterize, you know, the communications strategy," he said.
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Hollywood insiders also began to speak out about the Oscar-winning producer.
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His weakness among party insiders, most observers believed, would spell his demise.
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Remember, the members of the caucus would be delegates, not Washington insiders.
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Any China trade deal would take a decade to complete, insiders say.
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Some industry insiders were in a state of shock when hearing this.
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We must vigorously and vocally support him, lest the Washington insiders win.
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Industry insiders told us that expectations are high for a big launch.
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Meet the 8 Blackstone dealmakers who insiders say are the firm's future
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Bankruptcy risks rarely take industry insiders by surprise, but this one did.
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I caught on with some Googling and consulting with insiders at Twitch.
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Times Insider Events bring live programing to Times Insiders and their guests.
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But insiders like the Smiths have real access and wield real clout.
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Party insiders expressed many fears about Trump but never offered an alternative.
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Even tourism from the United States is picking up, industry insiders say.
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Insiders were selling shares, creating more supply than demand for the stock.
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"Outsiders to the governing establishment are disproportionately rewarded over insiders," Sayfie said.
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In 2010, we weren't Washington insiders, but we were vocal and informed.
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While polls suggest an October election defeat, some insiders are less gloomy.
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Yet some music-business insiders regard this arrangement as a mixed bargain.
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The outsiders wanted to be near it, the insiders wanted it back.
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Saikawa is described by company insiders as smart, exacting and results-oriented.
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And now a shadowy cabal of insiders wants to do it again.
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A small circle of insiders effectively runs the country, sidestepping formal institutions.
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To literary insiders, Ezra Blazer bears a striking resemblance to Philip Roth.
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Luckily, our reporters are always talking to insiders to do just that.
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Some industry insiders have said this is too complicated to be realistic.
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That's an old complaint, long shared by ballet insiders, experts and reformers.
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Activists exist in large part because insiders' interests are misaligned with shareholders.
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CNBC reported last month that Uber insiders are seeking to sell shares.
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In the U.S., Washington insiders are rising up to curtail Trump's normlessness.
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They based figures off information from clients, industry insiders, and offer letters.
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Insiders say Juhl aims to remake GroupM in the image of Essence.
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Media industry insiders almost unanimously expected Kevin Mayer to be Iger's heir.
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He is the president whose administration is filled with Wall Street insiders.
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Cruz's saving grace in Iowa is his ground game, according to insiders.
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Lauren Johnson talked to insiders about how to get a job there.
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Still, movie insiders recognized the touch of a sly and promising director.
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Toyota and company insiders also provided money in the latest financing round.
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Insiders thought they were on the cusp of a major electoral breakthrough.
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Insiders describe the tone of the discussions as ruppig (gruff) at times.
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Republican insiders say success has bred success, up and down the ballot.
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Florida insiders too believe that Scott is a small favorite over Nelson.
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Investors in a direct listing buy shares directly from these company insiders.
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But Bolton lost that advantage once he became one of those insiders.
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And you don't traditionally win presidential elections by championing Washington insiders. Right?
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On balance, the insiders' predictions show the electoral map tilting toward Clinton.
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But Reuters spoke to two local insiders who described the romantic escape.
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According to a former South African government official, among the document's sources were "insiders within Bell Pottinger"; he declined to name the insiders, but reminded me that some people at Bell Pottinger had worked for President de Klerk.
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It has canvassed insiders for ideas and will release its findings in March.
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Tesla has turned to two insiders to manage and oversee the company's finances.
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Some overseas destinations have taken a hit over security concerns, industry insiders said.
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And a minute of silence was observed before the show began, insiders report.
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Insiders say it is normal for the queen to quietly mark her anniversaries.
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Some Office Insiders will also see it in Outlook for Windows in July.
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Former insiders told us they witnessed people getting sick after being given drinks.
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Talk of a civil war within the SNP is overblown, insist party insiders.
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The Lobby helps job applicants secure one-on-one calls with company insiders.
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Update 1PM ET March 12th: Microsoft is now officially testing this with insiders.
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America's Justice Department estimates that $4.5bn was stolen from the fund by insiders.
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Both of these, industry insiders argue, could have become serious rivals to Facebook.
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Is all this better than the unaccountable insiders who ran the process before?
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Insiders explain what he's like, and why he's the guy to do it.
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But even after treatment, insiders say she still struggled with her private pain.
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The group of Silicon Valley insiders expects more to join them over time.
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Many industry insiders hope California becomes a "tipping point" toward ending prohibition nationally.
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Like other CrowdStrike insiders, CapitalG is prohibited from selling shares for 180 days.
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Analysts and tech insiders saw Friar's departure as a major blow to Square.
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Plus, insiders fear that he could go "wildly off message" in campaign settings.
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Yes, but: Wireless industry insiders worry they haven't seen the end of it.
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Republican insiders say they've already noticed esteemed peers jumping on board or inquiring.
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But what these insiders are revealing is hardly some hard-hitting celebrity gossip.
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Lumping him with insiders and limousines indicts him on charges of crony capitalism.
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But royal insiders aren't surprised she will play down the anniversary on Monday.
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He has raised replacing Sean Spicer in several conversations with insiders and outsiders.
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Thiel and Trump share a central hypocrisy: They are not outsiders, but insiders.
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Deutsche's capital allocation function will now be led by FICC managers, insiders said.
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" On CNN Friday, Fiorina said, "Bill and Hillary Clinton are the ultimate insiders.
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The update to Windows 10 Maps will be available to Windows Insiders first.
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Insiders say Maduro is feeling empowered after surviving major political protests this year.
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Since then, a protracted rivalry between the two men has increased, insiders said.
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Patricia Ann Millet is another D.C. Circuit court judge often mentioned by insiders.
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But the decision to keep research shocked insiders, a source told Business Insider.
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Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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In interviews, voters indicated anger with both parties, career politicians and Washington insiders.
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"Generally purchases by insiders and leadership are a good signal," a trader said.
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But even some company insiders question whether the split of rewards is fair.
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The effects could be devastating to companies and consumers alike, industry insiders say.
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The science behind uBiome's products is flawed, according to insiders and outside experts.
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The insiders will always win as long as we play an insider game.
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Art-world insiders traipsed the wooded grounds, dotted with art installations and performances.
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Whole Foods' loyalty program was relatively young and considered weak by industry insiders.
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The staff exodus predicted by some insiders never materialized, at least not immediately.
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Special invitation to Insiders: Do you have questions about Times style or usage?
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Insiders said the accusations were based on evidence gathered by the intelligence service.
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The company worried that even basic changes would drive customers away, insiders say.
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An aging workforceThe wealth space is focusing on young talent, industry insiders say.
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Vice insiders were told that Refinery would maintain its editorial integrity and autonomy.
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She returned home to talk to local party insiders about a possible run.
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Several prominent pro-Assad insiders have also sought to woo the United States.
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What's more, insiders say Amazon has a reputation for speaking in coded language.
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I think in an ideal world, you'd have more insiders and some outsiders.
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General admission is $20, but Times Insiders can get a $5 discount here.
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It's Silicon Valley insiders calling for us all to turn off our smartphones.
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But there's one group of market insiders not buying the talk: corporate executives.
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A lot of people don't trust it because they think it's for insiders.
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Industry insiders said an Altria investment in Juul made sense for both sides.
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"A majority of these kinds of thefts are done by insiders," he said.
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And of course, the White House insiders kept churning out their tell-alls.
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But longtime insiders like Pranzo and Roma swear the fetish community isn't growing.
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And like Florida, polling and insiders say each of those states favor Biden.
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That sordid time is past, Albany's insiders could argue, and we've moved on.
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I spoke with insiders on why fast-food workers are considered essential employees.
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Those who test positive will be granted 10 additional sick days, insiders said.
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But that will not stop political insiders trying to read the tea leaves.
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You can download the latest beta preview over at Microsoft's Edge Insiders site.
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However, existing investors and insiders can trade their shares on the open market.
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She, too, was first selected by party insiders to fill a 2006 vacancy.
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But some insiders expected it would take place as a livestreamed event instead.
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Thus, 2015 saw the first challenges to the insiders' authority start to surface.
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Insiders willing to report wrongdoing are vital to the fight against public corruption.
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We asked industry insiders what it was like to live through that moment.
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The surprise is that he found one faster than most league insiders imagined.
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Some Chinese policy insiders said that they don't expect any significant speeding up.
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Bloomberg&aposs 2018 revenue was more than $10 billion, insiders told Business Insider.
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One of the insiders said Ford was seeking Chinese regulatory approval for this.
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Insiders at the bank had a name for the entity: the Black Box.
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Insiders whispered that a deal was close, then far away, then close again.
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Many of the same Democratic insiders who described Hickenlooper's thinking said former Sen.
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Mr. Buttigieg has emerged as perhaps the most polarizing figure among Democratic insiders.
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Analysts and industry insiders are now watching whether that rebound can be sustained.
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What leaks we do get from Amazon seem to come from company insiders.
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VW insiders blame management changes at Prevent for the escalation, Handelsblatt newspaper reported.
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Politicians, particularly when their party is in government, are almost by definition insiders.
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Windows Insiders have access to check out the feature before an official launch.
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Insiders at the party don&apost think the ban will happen anytime soon.
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And those people don't need the approval of the insiders to do it.
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In fact, the lack of approval of insiders is part of their appeal.
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But insiders are divided by party in Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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Company insiders told Reuters nearly two dozen senior executives left ZTE on Friday.
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Industry insiders like Varela have high hopes for the amaro outside of Argentina.
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Some insiders say it stems from a desire to avoid delegating to ministers.
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Maybe it is less about insiders and outsiders, and really comes down to empathy.
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We're changing the conditions in which policy is written, not trying to be insiders.
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But these individuals are being targeted, specifically, because they're somehow threatening to regime insiders.
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Seven out of ten agreed that the economy is "rigged" to benefit wealthy insiders.
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On "60 Minutes" Sunday, Trump acknowledged the transition team was stacked with DC insiders.
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Policy insiders have told Reuters authorities will fight a rapid descent in the yuan.
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She was too used to power and money to understand anyone but Washington insiders.
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Real estate agents play a pivotal role in mortgage fraud, according to industry insiders.
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It's the most wonderful time of year: Sephora's annual VIB sale for Beauty Insiders.
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But some MOCA insiders have also said she contributed to a toxic work environment.
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Reactions to the now infamous dress were mixed, with many fashion insiders praising Mrs.
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"Picking on Washington insiders is always going to be popular with voters," Tulchin said.
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Locally, GOP insiders have been focused on a white-hot Senate race featuring Reps.
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Industry insiders have said the government owes an estimated $600 million in VAT refunds.
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Pushing for backdoors goes against the perspective of many tech insiders and security advocates.
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Insiders and fans of the sport speculated on whether I would end my career.
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Cuccinelli and Morgan landed their jobs after receiving praise from current Trump administration insiders.
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Democratic Party insiders have some guesses, but really, they're just deeply confused about Rep.
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Among those many political insiders expected to be replaced is Defence Minister Tomomi Inada.
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Before the race, plenty of Democratic insiders thought he was a dark-horse candidate.
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Some Walmart insiders were obviously tired of waiting for CurrentC to become a reality.
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Insiders generally want to avoid sending negative signals about their companies by cashing out.
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Industry insiders say the higher stamp duty has done little to suppress home prices.
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Party insiders worried that the timing of the sentencing could damage their election prospects.
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Insiders say those costs have fallen further thanks to continuous advances by the team.
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He has been under investigation in Abu Dhabi for months, according to government insiders.
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TV insiders think the total deal could ultimately earn him up to $200 mil.
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Early stock holders and insiders have only recently been able to sell their shares.
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And in the orbit of Democratic insiders, many of her people are his people.
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"Nixon Sees 'Witch-Hunt,' Insiders Say" Bob Woodward and Carl BernsteinJuly 22, 1973 pic.twitter.
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"Getting it" represents the stark border between insiders and outsiders, newcomes and native speakers.
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But many sports industry insiders question whether China can live up its bold ambitions.
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Insiders reckon parity comes when batteries cost no more than $0003 per kilowatt-hour.
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A full list of its commands will be posted to the Xbox Insiders Reddit.
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Despite entering treatment, insiders say the singer continued to struggle with her private pain.
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Insiders say that is where long-simmering tensions between the two men boiled over.
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Tribal language may be useful for insiders, but most outsiders just find it annoying.
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The locations will be chosen in late 2019 at the earliest, industry insiders said.
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And even more specifically, corporate executives and insiders are among the biggest winners here.
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But insiders speaking to Nikkei say the company is preparing for a holiday blitz.
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All this suggests modern capitalism may do more to benefit insiders than foster competition.
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Insiders say Dubke came in with few patrons, and never gelled with the originals.
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Insiders tell PEOPLE that there won't be pictures of the royal children every year.
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The array of midterm-season nomination contests has proven confusing even for Washington insiders.
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The lockup prevents insiders from selling assets too quickly after the company goes public.
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Romney role Other political insiders are closely watching to see what former Massachusetts Gov.
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Sheldon Whitehouse tracking 193 "lobbyists and corporate insiders" who work in the Trump administration.
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For now, it has the heft to stand alone, analysts and company insiders say.
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Industry insiders tell me that Google Pay has fewer hurdles to jump in comparison.
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In the case of EverQuest Next, we accomplished incredible feats that astonished industry insiders.
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The new round of funding values the company at $2 billion, insiders told Reuters.
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Clinton insiders also don't think the night was a total disaster by any means.
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Insurance insiders who are intimately aware of the current status quo should be excited.
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However, Windows Insiders (those on the beta program) can download and try it now.
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Microsoft is now letting Windows Insiders test out an early version of Paint 3D.
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Insiders leveraging their access to data for illegitimate purposes happens across the tech industry.
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The insiders included Putin lieutenant Sechin, according to one source familiar with the deal.
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By insisting on considering outsiders as well as insiders, boards give themselves more options.
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The IPO also lockup expires Tuesday, allowing insiders to cash out even more shares.
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More than 2000,287 bitcoins have been stolen from exchanges, either by hackers or insiders.
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Insiders can do major damage and often go undetected for large periods of time.
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Insiders and outsiders are threatened by those on the other side of the barrier.
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But even industry insiders acknowledge that that method has high costs and fierce opposition.
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They have imposed sanctions on Kremlin insiders, including close advisers of Vladimir V. Putin.
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And there's at least some evidence that party insiders actively recruited Obama to run.
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The era of politically correct Washington insiders and lawyers filling Cabinet positions is over.
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Adam Neumann has also found jobs for several members of the community, insiders said.
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As a result, insiders wanting to sell are finding buyers willing to pay more.
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The fact is, insiders know that things rarely turn out well for the whistleblowers.
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Willis has run television spots recently, and insiders say she is on the rise.
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Political insiders watched as Democrat Rose Mofford became their first female governor in 1988.
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The administration's apparent bias toward Medicare Advantage is not merely a Washington insiders' issue.
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It isn't clear how much insiders will benefit from the structure versus public shareholders.
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But activism against the White House has potential pitfalls for tech, say industry insiders.
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Insiders detailed reckless spending, mismanagement, and lavish parties to Business Insider at the time.
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It is no surprise insiders are once again trying to force out an outsider.
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Democratic Party insiders are nervous about their electoral prospects in 2628 for good reason.
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Kempczinski's quest to win over McDonald's has been largely successful, according to these insiders.
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Even Palantir insiders say it's not surprising that the NSA relationship never took off.
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According to analysts, industry insiders and a regional news report, the customer is Amazon.
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Yet most party insiders to whom I've spoken flatly reject a draft-Kasich movement.
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Industry insiders say that if anyone can pull it off, it is Mr. Evans.
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The desk's remarkably average stature seems to be an open secret among industry insiders.
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The parade of politicians continually stepping on rakes might thrill broadcasters and broadsheet insiders.
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"I don't think this man sleeps at this point," said one of the insiders.
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Chapman was personally invited by Anna Wintour, one of the fashion insiders told CNN.
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The 2019 class, chosen by fans and industry insiders, will be announced in December.
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"I tell folks I am not going to meet with D.C. insiders," she said.
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Whereas insiders, members of an exclusive club, tend to induce shame, not reduce it.
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Meanwhile, The New York Times reports on how Warren is quietly courting Democratic insiders.
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In recent weeks, I spoke to numerous industry insiders about this coming of age.
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In Zucktown, this notion of firmly separated insiders and outsiders will be deliberately blurred.
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Insiders say that the A224 culture bears more similarities to Silicon Valley than Hollywood.
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The growing presence of hotel bars with buzz has the attention of industry insiders.
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Ted Cruz gets underestimated because elites — both Washington insiders and pundits — can't stand him.
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And in fairness, the only people who watched both debates are political insiders anyway.
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He has his flaws that he will have to control, insiders here tell me.
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And some insiders think it takes away from the personal aspect of the businesses.
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But love it or hate it, political insiders have been joining newsrooms for decades.
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So our country is being run by anonymous insiders whom we have not elected?
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Is it not just a means for rich globalized insiders to control our lives?
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Fudge and most of the other insiders are backing former vice president Joe Biden.
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Hank Johnson, was completely unknown to voters (though not to Atlanta-area Democratic insiders).
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But it will also materially transform advertising in the long term, said industry insiders.
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In Manhattan, that process includes party insiders from the districts of departing lawmakers voting.
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Even as outside shareholders have suffered through this underperformance, some insiders have been rewarded.
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And among party insiders, the Congressional Black Caucus supports the DCCC's anti-challenger policy.
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Bannon is said by White House insiders to be sulking, bitter and considering quitting.
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I understand that the Wall Street donors, and the Washington insiders, don't want change.
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But insiders believe the process might still yield a compromise both parties can embrace.
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Longtime EU insiders predicated that it would be tough going for the new College.
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A top engineering manager at Uber departed the company recently, insiders told Business Insider.
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Basically, superdelegates are party insiders and V.I.P.s — and they can support whomever they want.
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The outsiders were too outside, the insiders too inside, and the zealots too zealous.
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NFL insiders have insisted all season that Brady choosing another team is a possibility.
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WHAT THE INSIDERS ARE BUZZING ABOUT -- DOES TRUMP TRY TO KEEP A CAMPAIGN PROMISE?
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Other White House insiders disputed those reports, saying that no verdict had been reached.
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The insiders won't be vindicated just because their witch hunt had an actual witch.
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Business Insider spoke to insiders about how to master Amazon&aposs rigorous interview process.
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Insiders know to skip this whole ordeal and sneak into Angelina's gift shop instead.
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Insiders also recommended applying for openings through Netflix&aposs website before requesting a referral.
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Evan Bayh, of abandoning Indiana during the recession for Washington insiders and Wall Street.
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Insiders suspected Saudi hackers of carrying out the attacks, though there was no evidence.
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Anyone – men, women, industry insiders, ordinary consumers – can make a statement with their wallets.
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Insiders describe the Harvard Business School grad as another member of Crosthwaite's inner circle.
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There are many teams within Netflix, and they change all the time, insiders said.
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Industry insiders said these markets had also seen a tough start to the year.
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His team is not a set of the usual party power brokers and insiders.
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There are excellent cookbooks about the Japanese fundamentals by Westerners who write as insiders.
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Robot abuse, she said, might stem from the tribal psychology of insiders and outsiders.
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They're outsiders when that's politically advantageous, insiders as soon as the canapés come around.
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Industry insiders will be watching to see if they repeat that trend in 2019.
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Still, many PDVSA insiders and oil executives were ultimately disappointed with Del Pino's management.
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As in a secret society, only insiders know the rituals that unlock its power.
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She is banned from phone, internet access, and having any contact with Nxivm insiders.
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More than 980,000 bitcoins have been stolen from exchanges, either by hackers or insiders.
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Superior-class stock ownership is restricted to insiders, like founders, early investors, and executives.
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But to insiders, one is on one level, and [the other is] just fresher.
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Meanwhile, insiders in the nascent Trump administration are learning not to cross Jared Kushner.
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"Even insiders are open to a new way of doing things," the consultant added.
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It's insiders seeking and then protecting special privileges that give them a leg up.
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Despite raking in millions, some insiders say Kelly lacks credibilityWhile many insiders in the points and miles industry admire Kelly for bringing their niche to the mainstream, some believe Kelly's coziness with credit-card issuers prevents him from offering unbiased credit-card advice.
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"Insiders don't believe it will ever happen," said Mr. Coyle, the former White House official.
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Times Insiders will be notified of the event location and the ticketing details over email.
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They don't have to overthink whether what they're asking for is accepted by wine insiders.
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While protesters cry for the restoration of the monarchy, regime insiders mull a military takeover.
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Plus insiders say to look for some significant bilateral trade wins with China and Mexico.
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Since moving to London in 2012, Lohan has been more at ease, according to insiders.
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Insiders previously told PEOPLE that there won't be pictures of the royal children every year.
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For the first time, insiders really began to question whether they had too much power.
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A second season renewal is on its way, according to insiders close to the series.
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It had been 180 days since the IPO, meaning insiders had the option to sell.
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The search was based on an algorithm used to rank insiders on two factors: 1.
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Have you had any feedback from insiders in D.C. about the way this is headed?
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Worryingly, the accidental mobile build even reached retail devices outside of Microsoft's Windows Insiders testing.
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Industry insiders say oil firms do not need to turn off the taps on wells.
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Insiders confirm this, though they also insist that what makes Apple Apple has not changed.
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Some insiders reckon that Liberty has paid a lot for F1 without really understanding it.
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Her [priority] was that we wouldn't immediately turn to a bunch of Wall Street insiders.
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Insiders say an Oscar and popular shows could bring new level of status to Hulu.
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"We want to make Flipboard definitive for tech insiders and enthusiasts," said CEO Mike McCue.
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Insiders claim that he peddled weird theories that came to be known as "Flynn facts".
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Perhaps the alien hunters offer a way for scientific insiders and outsiders to get along.
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Some Uber insiders will also sell their own shares in the IPO, the sources added.
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This is Twitter Insiders' US debut, having first appeared in the UK two years ago.
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And at the moment, warn the tech insiders, there isn't much regulation to stop them.
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It's already in beta for Windows Insiders, and it will likely release for others soon.
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A few things are clear, however, based on opinion polls and conversations with party insiders.
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The company's lockup period ends Tuesday, allowing corporate insiders to cash out of their positions.
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Business Insider asked Netflix insiders how to get a job interview at the streaming company.
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This source said insiders have been concerned that their internal records could have been corrupted.
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Brussels insiders say that decisions (and further hefty fines) may come as soon as July.
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Discussion about amendments and votes are so arcane that only legislative insiders can understand them.
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"We don't have insiders working with the administration like we had with Obama," she said.
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Insiders say the school has been slow to tap donors to make up the shortfall.
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Industry insiders say such lending has continued to grow at double-digit rates since then.
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Silicon Valley didn't invent shareholder arrangements that give a few insiders control of a company.
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Most have since departed, citing resistance to anti-corruption reform and pressure from political insiders.
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Musk and other company insiders recused themselves from the shareholder vote on the SolarCity acquisition.
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Those two works — informative, hilarious, and readable — reflected a culture of insiders welcoming in outsiders.
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Both are party insiders who were reportedly weighing a primary run against Rosselló in 2020.
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It claims the allegiance of 80 MPs, though insiders say just 40 would vote against.
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Most are officials or well-connected business folk, insiders familiar with the workings of government.
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The future of media will belong to whoever controls relationships with consumers, industry insiders say.
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The show speaks with several insiders who shed some insight on the couple's long relationship.
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Industry insiders said the new rules are making the market less accessible for smaller businesses.
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His team lacked anyone with White House experience, and exuded hostility to most Washington insiders.
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Industry insiders and investors themselves, however, said the motivation is often simpler: cold, hard returns.
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It was the kind of grand bargain that Washington insiders often seek but rarely find.
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Beyond the hardline Clintonistas, there aren't many Democratic insiders who were wowed by her campaign.
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Such hearings inevitably favor industry insiders, who can afford to initiate them, over public commenters.
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Despite significant technical progress, even industry insiders admit this hasn't produced a mass market yet.
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He's picked two Wall Street insiders to run Treasury and Commerce, and that just sucks.
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Market insiders also say firms sometimes used the previous rules to manipulate their share prices.
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Kalanick is now "Steve Jobs-ing it," according to insiders, attempting a return to leadership.
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But I had been seen walking around with trusted insiders so no one questioned me.
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Your video wasn't performed at the Grammys in an audience of prominent white industry insiders.
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Some insiders think that policies such as the employee-ownership fund will be watered down.
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Event Recap Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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Insiders at the bank said they were shocked by the decision to focus on research.
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While she may have been led astray by party insiders, she now owns this repertoire.
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Hollywood insiders have called her "stubborn," which is film industry lingo for incredibly successful woman.
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Snap is planning to sell 200m shares in all, 55m of them by company insiders.
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It was a surreal moment, the likes of which Washington insiders say they've never seen.
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Even with very limited national experience, Democratic party insiders generally consider first-term California Sen.
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Coming in first is not all that conservative insiders would have you believe it is.
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He might well have agreed a settlement with Google over the shopping case, insiders say.
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JPMorgan Chase's refinancing package would be roughly worth $0.13 billion, company insiders told Bloomberg.20.1.
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But some insiders previously told Business Insider that uBiome's basic science was flawed as well.
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President Donald Trump's border security agenda has been frustrated by a host of Washington insiders.
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Each movement is made up of at least three factions: believers, political insiders and instigators.
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Microsoft has been testing several Edge extensions with developers and its Windows Insiders this year.
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Read our full report on Viacom insiders' reactions to the merger on Business Insider Prime.
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Furthermore, Clinton insiders say the former secretary of State is better at governing than campaigning.
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Instead, insiders are blaming something far less sexy: delayed integration of Dutch carrier TNT Express.
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That could be tough if uBiome's foundational science is flawed, as insiders previously told me.
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Can Jacobowitz, as a class action outsider, see a truth insiders have become blind to?
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But if copper prices fall further, industry insiders say such measures will not be enough.
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Here's what industry insiders think Facebook is finally getting right, and what's holding VR back.
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If he chooses to attack, Sanders risks creating a vicious circle, some Democratic insiders say.
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Party insiders strongly criticized Sanders for deep-sixing this doctrine when he announced his event.
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Times Insiders will be notified of the event location and the ticketing details via email.
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From the company's standpoint, a lot of insiders were able to sell at attractive prices.
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Insiders say Google was interested in buying Snap for at least $30 billion last year.
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Trump blames an elite class of globalist insiders for the misery of the American people.
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Although not a direct condemnation, industry insiders took the message as a warning for Facebook.
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But Peloton's insiders will get more votes than most — 2255 for each of their shares.
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Insiders note the Democrats who controlled the last redistricting in Albany were not Crowley's friends.
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You didn't paddle out, duck-dive a few, catch some insiders to feel your wax.
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Kalember estimated that more than 30% of data breaches happened with the help of insiders.
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And because of Ikram (everyone calls her Ikram), to many off-duty style insiders, too.
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The episode, titled "Mom of 3 Vanished," interviews insiders with intimate knowledge of the case.
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That's the real question that insiders are watching — and the coalitions that support both sides.
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Two other insiders, both senior members of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee, echoed those concerns.
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The participation of HNA insiders does not appear to have been disclosed in public filings.
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Insiders say she tried to stop staff she liked from being poached by other Democrats.
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China insiders have also hinted that the upcoming trade talks could lead to a 'breakthrough.
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Some insiders and observers expect that this round of negotiation can lead to a breakthrough.
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According to former WikiLeaks insiders, Mr. Assange had damaging information about Ecuador and wasn't bluffing.
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The suspected insiders, American officials said, were in charge of that part of the base.
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Ms. Lightfoot won as a political outsider in a city that has often elected insiders.
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Defectors periodically appear in London or Seoul, and offer insights, but few are true insiders.
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Outsiders enter the insiders' domain, put an idea on trial and watch what happens next.
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Business insiders long surmised Ghosn's real crime was mulling a formal merger with Renault. Perhaps.
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This 2019 book is the other proptech-focused book nominated by our panel of insiders.
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Warren insiders have expressed distrust of Clinton on her core issue of Wall Street reform.
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But White House insiders cautioned on Wednesday that a final decision had not been reached.
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The shock waves from the insiders' unheralded defeat in that referendum rippled across the West.
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Two insiders who brought down Carlos Ghosn were involved with improper payments, an inquiry found.
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When a country has an insider-outsider problem, you cannot let the insiders dictate terms.
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The episode, titled "Deadly Hotel Check-In," interviews insiders with intimate knowledge of the case.
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When that hits at the end of the month, insiders can begin selling their shares.
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Government insiders noted, though, that Trump may visit the U.K. unofficially prior to that trip.
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"We lag behind in modernizing our tech unit," said one of the two company insiders.
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And fashion insiders sneered when Mr. Riccobono and Mr. Sanandres conceived the company in 2010.
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But while the problems appear to be widespread, few insiders have talked about them publicly.
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Here, Spike Lee, Ava DuVernay and other insiders tell the story as they lived it.
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Political insiders have often noted that the process of choosing a nominee is a marathon.
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The two elections are actually quite similar when viewed as rejection of old-school insiders.
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We asked some of TIFF's insiders to spill on how they spent their busiest hours.
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Insiders describe the management turnover, amped up sales pressure, and change in strategy that followed.
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Policy insiders said Yi's appointment on Monday can be seen as a victory for Zhou.
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But a source familiar with Messer's thinking said Rokita's attacks would turn off party insiders.
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Tech insiders, lawmakers and even Facebook employees have called for input from Facebook's highest executives.
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Insiders say the Pell and Chaouqui cases are examples of Francis making decisions too quickly.
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Insiders wonder why Sanders would risk stalling his progress by taking a trip to Rome.
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The Democratic Party wants individuals who can't be tarred as career politicians or party insiders.
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Both Arizona and California keep political insiders, such as political party officers, off the commissions.
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Netflix & apply: Company insiders told us how to get a job at the streaming giant.
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So far, he's selected a mix of wealthy outsiders, Republican insiders and former military officers.
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African-American political insiders in Massachusetts have privately expressed concerns that Patrick didn't endorse Rep.
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"Spoiler alert: Some insiders say this thing is going to fizzle," our sports columnist writes.
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Companies and governments are now more aware of the threat insiders pose to their organizations.
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The anger of art world insiders toward Wolfe is palpable in many of the reviews.
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Roughly two-thirds of GOP insiders, 65 percent, say Rubio can recover from New Hampshire.
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"We welcomed outsiders, but only if they heard about it from insiders," Mr. Vitagliano said.
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And some well-connected insiders say it's completely plausible that Zuckerberg would seek the presidency.
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Industry insiders are much more excited about the service's future inside of websites and apps.
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That global supply chain is what car industry insiders say keeps the United States competitive.
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"We heard feedback from Windows Insiders that having to opt-in to Skip Ahead to receive the latest app updates wasn't ideal as it required Insiders to also be on super-early and sometimes unstable builds of the OS," says Windows Insider chief Dona Sarkar.
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Liberal reformers have become liberal insiders, satisfied beneficiaries of the world they have helped to build.
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Favoured insiders might do well—witness the gap between coddled workers and neglected outsiders in Italy.
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Some insiders have drawn this comparison to suggest we're now living in a subprime attention market.
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Industry insiders and analysts fear sales could fall this year for the first time in decades.
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Snap insiders and early investors hold shares with voting rights, giving them control of the company.
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In the process, they have shifted from outsiders suing government to insiders pushing religious-freedom issues.
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This feature is now rolling out to Office 365 Insiders subscribers on Windows 10 and Mac.
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The CADA insiders did not want to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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" He went on to promise to use "the same formula to beat the Washington insiders again.
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Bankers anxious to hit lending targets also introduce borrowers to these agents, according to property insiders.
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Property market insiders see little prospect of an effective crackdown on fraud unless banks cooperate, however.
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Dual-class shares allow for weighted voting rights and give company founders and insiders more control.
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Corporate insiders have been selling their employer's shares at an aggressive pace the past two weeks.
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Jeb did lead the endorsement race, but compared with previous cycles, few insiders made public endorsements.
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The workforce reduction surprised some SpaceX insiders, but others suspected it was coming, these people said.
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Not even bullish insiders like Gentino think the Chilean scene is anywhere close to self-sustainability.
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Well, it would help if you were one of the West's growing crew of Hollywood insiders.
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If you simply can't wait, you can enter the Windows beta program, known as Windows Insiders.
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The news of his offer has been well-received by insiders and the public at large.
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Party insiders worry that this will show as the campaign unfolds; during television debates, for example.
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If the nominee is Bernie Sanders, will those Democratic insiders fully support a Bernie Sanders campaign?
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Eight of the 11 most popular such works, according to industry insiders, started publication after 2014.
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They are looking for what insiders call a "course-correction" in the US-China trade relationship.
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The article quotes party insiders who fear that Sanders' campaign will complicate efforts to defeat Trump.
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Microsoft says this feature will roll out first to Insiders on the 19H2 (or newer) build.
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One reason for inequality is that lucrative corners of the economy are locked up by insiders.
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Outing the most toxic deals at big secretive firms will depend on insiders, not scrappy "ranparazzi".
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Microsoft is also working with game studios to provide playtests of unreleased games for Xbox Insiders.
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Insiders will be more skittish than outsiders until they know the plan is a real possibility.
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Microsoft has been testing these changes with Windows Insiders, and says the feedback has been positive.
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Early builds of "the world's largest collaborative software project" will launch to Windows Insiders this week.
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For years, Sephora Beauty Insiders could rack up points without worry of them one day disappearing.
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Insiders also wonder if he is too orthodox to dream up unconventional solutions in a crisis.
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Some insiders think party members will have to vote again on whether to stay in government.
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Insiders cite a dearth of quality coaches and poor coordination among soccer authorities as contributing factors.
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I know tech industry insiders want to be cool because I used to be like them.
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While she said she had resigned, various insiders, speaking anonymously to the press, cast it differently.
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Shares of Activision Blizzard slid more than 5 percent on Tuesday after some insiders sold shares.
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Now some insiders are getting the opportunity to pocket some gains at a historically fast clip.
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The fear is that unequal voting structures concentrate too much power in the hands of insiders.
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The firms say the technology will be specified to what industry insiders call SAE level 4.
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If a lot of insiders sell, the reverse could happen, if investor demand doesn't meet it.
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Still, Twitter insiders have continued to pitch this idea internally, a report from re/code notes.
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Insiders previously told PEOPLE at the time that Combs held a memorial for Porter on Nov.
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Microsoft is starting to test Alexa support on the Xbox One today with its Xbox Insiders.
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Insiders are expected to sell another 27 million shares in the offering, generating another $1.2 billion.
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Obviously, just having the backing of party insiders isn't enough if it doesn't translate into votes.
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And as multiple press accounts show, Trump can count on remarkably little loyalty from Republican insiders.
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Online content from celebrities and industry insiders is made available for a fee to benefit charity.
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Bank insiders say he has shown a close interest in the world's ten biggest emerging markets.
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Former Nxivm insiders say actresses were used as a marketing tool to bring in more members.
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In fact – insiders tell PEOPLE the girls couldn't stop gushing over each other the whole show.
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Hillary Clinton is an insider, supported by powerful insiders, attacking Americans who have no political power.
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That's unlikely, say competition lawyers, analysts and company insiders, so the proposal will most likely fail.
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But not all bioplastics are as environmentally friendly as they sound, say scientists and industry insiders.
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READ: How the outsiders won -- and the insiders crumbled The New Hampshire runner-up, Ohio. Gov.
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Instead we now learn what insiders already knew: that Brazile was a corrupt Clinton partisan herself.
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Insiders are suspected as being behind the bombing of a Russian airliner flying out of Egypt.
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According to the policy insiders, it is unlikely China will be forced into large-scale intervention.
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The Washington insiders impose their will on the people and they feel powerless to stop it.
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Michael Bay returns to direct the blockbuster sequel, which ties into Arthurian legend, according to insiders.
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Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak reportedly hosted Washington insiders and diplomats Monday night at the Russian Embassy.
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He has not endorsed, though by all accounts from White House insiders he favors Hillary Clinton.
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McEwan's current deputy Alison Rose is seen by many bank insiders and analysts as the frontrunner.
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" Prior to the big reveal, many industry insiders referred to the venture as "ABC" or "ABJ.
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Fake news, that term, at least to insiders who study this, does capture a specific phenomenon.
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It's an invite-only affair that is pretty limited to fashion insiders and Hollywood's upper echelon.
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So the news came as a shock to fans and industry insiders when it was confirmed.
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High-tech companies often give senior jobs to former Washington insiders and employ armies of lobbyists.
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Coatue Management led the new round, and was joined by Glade Brook Capital Partners and insiders.
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Facebook's own D.C. office is steeped with connected Washington insiders who have spent years in politics.
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Party insiders will continue a long-simmering beef over DNC membership that Tuesday's elections didn't settle.
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Less surprisingly, the report discovered that Google and Facebook often tapped the expertise of political insiders.
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Everybody who runs for office wants to be seen as an outsider and condemns the insiders.
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As we got up to leave, the "insiders" started shouting, calling us white supremacists and racists.
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Arranging private share sales for Uber insiders has been notoriously difficult, said a San Francisco broker.
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A 300-strong congregation of industry insiders, starlets and devoted believers gathered just before 3 p.m.
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As Uber's workplace scandal widens, a growing number of insiders are seeking to sell their shares.
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As the company has grown, insiders say its culture has become more demanding — and more American.
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The George W. Bush administration, full of oil industry insiders, was disinclined to revive the treaty.
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And in case you missed it: • What eight fashion insiders wore to the Kanye West show.
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Insiders in Iowa say it would be foolish to underestimate Trump's ground game in the state.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump vowed to disrupt the power of Washington lobbyists and political insiders.
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Healthcare, Retail, TransportationuBiome insiders say key science at the buzzy startup was flawed from the start.
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Next weekend, grassroots activists and party insiders will decide who will serve as delegates from Nevada.
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The Hill contacted several former DOJ officials, and many insiders were tight-lipped about possible contenders.
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Celebrities like Kellan Lutz, Shaun White and Jerry O'Connell mingled with fashion insiders, and Common performed.
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But industry insiders have mixed opinions on whether the big theater chains will work with Netflix.
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Of course, there are plenty of insiders who have left Facebook who continue to support it.
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Four of the insiders said they had felt unsafe at work on more than one occasion.
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But insiders previously told Business Insider they questioned the validity of the science behind its products.
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Health-care industry insiders say that Google's tepid response is an example of a broader problem.
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Usually, short sellers don't know any more about a business than the insiders who run it.
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The state of Iowa could be a sleeper hit for sports betting, some industry insiders say.
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However, insiders at the U.S. Soccer Federation believe he will, and that he's likely to win.
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This means company insiders can sell their stock for the first time since Beyond Meat's IPO.
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Watch industry insiders, who regard Waldan watches as something of a secret, are applauding its return.
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Russians accessed Democratic servers to disseminate sensitive information by tricking campaign insiders into revealing protected information.
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Although giving such aid could prompt fresh U.S. challenges, insiders make clear Canada has no option.
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However, industry insiders confirmed to Pitchfork that the group is not taking tour requests for 2017.
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This feature is now available to all Office Insiders using Outlook 2016 on Windows and Mac.
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There are a few more changes packed into the Preview update, available now for Window Insiders.
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In some ways, Piskor and Rugg are industry insiders, but in other ways they're total outsiders.
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What to expect: Some industry insiders chalked up the hostility as retribution for CNN's campaign coverage.
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Trump insiders also want to reopen the process for determining the appropriate fuel economy standards (CAFE).
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WeWork also plans to assign insiders, particularly CEO Adam Neumann, stock with 20 votes per share.
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But in a year when political insiders have struggled, Mr. Bayh would also bring some baggage.
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And several insiders sold stock in the period between the intrusion and notification of the public.
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It goes well beyond existing restrictions to slow the revolving door to riches for government insiders.
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Palace insiders told The Telegraph that the Queen did not give her approval for the interview.
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And so political insiders across the land are asking: Has the Democratic Party become too extreme?
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The Directors Guild blamed hiring of insiders for frustrating the progress of female and nonwhite directors.
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Between someone who will fight for hardworking families and someone who will protect the political insiders.
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Yet it is likely to grow as aging boomers fill up senior communities, industry insiders say.
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Many industry insiders are sent invitations to the annual event, including editors, photographers, and social influencers.
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For the last year, Ms. Diniz has been the best-kept secret of fashion industry insiders.
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Insiders are saying that more major staff shake-ups could be coming to the White House.
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The Class B shares, however, are controlled by Zuckerberg and just a small group of insiders.
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" Among employees and industry insiders, the third-floor space has earned a nickname: "the rape room.
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Unlike most of Italy's network of insiders and capitalists, none of the Benetton siblings attended college.
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The loans totaled $1.9 billion, and almost all appeared to be held by well-known insiders.
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But insiders say he is merely liberating Mr. Trump to pursue the courses he prefers anyway.
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Insiders told us exactly what happened in the 48 hours after he rushed to the hospital.
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Previously, superdelegates could vote on the first ballot, awarding influence to party insiders in the establishment.
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Many of the perpetrators were widely known to insiders at Parliament for inappropriate behavior, she said.
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Republicans quickly attracted several candidates, including "insiders" like former Secretary of State Karen Handel, state Sen.
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Three of these insiders have already pleaded guilty to being paid to participate in the scheme.
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SUBSCRIBE TO READ OUR STORY: We talked to 42 insiders about Tesla's factory of the future.
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Here's what 5 insiders say is driving the explosive growth of this nearly $100 billion market.
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A "cool" political culture needs a code that insiders can quickly recognize to create social cohesion.
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Hollywood insiders repeatedly, if not quite publicly, brought up this supposed truism during the #OscarsSoWhite uproar.
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Are you with Donald Trump, or with the Washington insiders who want to undo his election?
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Boeing insiders can't claim that this is an anomaly, saying that Boeing's culture isn't like that.
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Even Facebook and GoPro initially gave outsiders one vote for every 10 that insiders' shares have.
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Industry insiders policing the markets exacerbates many of the issues that led to the financial crisis.
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According to insiders, Pretorius and head of partnerships Sanja Partalo oversee WPP's business across digital platforms.
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"He actually, whether or not himself or insiders realize it, has a legitimate shot," Anderson said.
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Industry insiders also cautioned that higher wages could result in fewer jobs and hours for workers.
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Top supporter Rudy Giuliani is framing it as a battle between the insiders and the outsiders.
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Toronto, May 9 Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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N.F.L. insiders say it will take more than the Rooney Rule to diversify the league's leadership.
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Despite having little sales experience when she joined, insiders say Newton "transformed" Darktrace's approach to business.
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Yet, according to insiders, the delays announced Thursday highlight the ambitious nature of the mammoth task.
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Tickets are $15 for Times Insiders and $20 for their guests; you can buy them here.
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Other Uber insiders have also adjusted their holdings recently, though none to the extent of Kalanick.
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Earlier Friday, TheWrap reported, citing multiple insiders, that Redstone is interested in recombining CBS and Viacom.
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Some industry insiders have wondered if this is the effect of streaming services on theatrical releases.
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Some party insiders say they'll wait until after the deadline to make decisions about primary endorsements.
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Even Facebook and GoPro initially gave outsiders one vote for each 10 that insiders' shares have.
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Select company insiders also knew he had resigned, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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When the market swoons, it's important when insiders show confidence that the decline won't last long.
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Among the usual suspects were government contracts steered to insiders – leaving Illinois taxpayers holding the bag.
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The judge called Tekashi's cooperation brave ... underscoring that cooperation of criminal insiders is a necessary tool.
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Some insiders at Facebook are alleging he did so to get the heat off Apple's troubles.
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Two party insiders said at the time that Mr. Xi had expressed support for Mr. Wen.
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While the former staff members aren't household names, they are very well known to congressional insiders.
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His campaign grew far larger than Dean's ever did, despite even less support from party insiders.
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The shift to show off Uber's progress to the world has come from Levandowski, insiders say.
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Kalanick's shares — and those of a few other early Uber insiders — get 10 votes per share.
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This is the conclusion of Politico's "insiders poll," which surveys a select group of political elites.
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The postmortem emails rarely go into the real reasons a person was let go, insiders sayWhile Netflix's postmortem emails are meant to stay true to company values like "authenticity" and "transparency," the explanations for why employees were fired tend to be rather vague, the Netflix insiders said.
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Antitrust insiders in Brussels say that decisions (and further hefty fines) may come as soon as July.
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That's why shares of companies that have significant insiders sell their stock typically fall on the news.
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The fear is that insiders know better than average investors what's really going on at a company.
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And identifying the companies where insiders are actually buying might help you profit in the long run.
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A few people who were once anti-establishment crusaders — like Ms. May of Britain — are now insiders.
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Lee's departure from Yahoo makes the Polyvore acquisition look worse than many insiders already thought it was.
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"Hamid, say Kleiner insiders, saw himself as helping; Meeker's team viewed Hamid's offers as meddling," Fortune writes.
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Days before, insiders confirmed to PEOPLE that Kylie and boyfriend Travis Scott are expecting a baby girl.
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In other words, it is just insiders, not the company, that sell shares to the stock market.
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But company insiders confirm that the two potential partners are now looking at a variety of opportunities.
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Though insiders may regard NYFW as the least-defining moment of the month, we beg to differ.
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House of Cards is a show about the ultimate insiders, and it can't overcome that central fact.
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Like many of Trump's top advisors, Bannon does not come from the typical world of political insiders.
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Unfortunately, the only way to extract these kind of insider-y hacks are through, well, insiders themselves.
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The superdelegates are made up of party loyalists and elite insiders who don't really earn their positions.
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To many, it's a confusing, arcane system that puts too much power in the hands of insiders.
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A committee will oversee implementation, but insiders doubt how much pressure non-compliant governments will really face.
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Still, Gunn's departure was met with criticism by reporters, Hollywood insiders, and even those working within Marvel.
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In addition, some Uber insiders will also sell their own shares in the IPO, the sources said.
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In addition, some Uber insiders will also sell their own shares in the IPO, the sources added.
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In that section of Sunday's ceremony, many theater insiders were surprised when Mr. Hall was not mentioned.
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The 83chan community rewards insiders and those who speak the right language and get the same jokes.
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Insiders said Lewandowski appeared "personally offended" by the involvement and leadership of Paul Manafort, the campaign chairman.
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The idea is to lean on these trade event's critical mass of fans, press and industry insiders.
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But insiders have little idea what role Donald Trump might play in choosing a new IMF chief.
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Those "hot tips" often come from paid company insiders or promoters, says the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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One-fifth of professionals suspected employees and other insiders would be most likely to steal IP online.
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According to insiders, processors which go into an iPhone are all made in a single TSMC facility.
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Now Windows Insiders can get their hands on the application, courtesy of the newly released Build 14971.
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Twitter's early adopters were tech insiders and journalists who found the microblogging service useful for sharing news.
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That hasn't played well with members of the film industry establishment, including theater chains and industry insiders.
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And insiders say showing him the door didn't immediately solve some of the Trump campaign's organizational issues.
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Blink and you'll miss cameos appearances by fashion insiders like Heidi Klum, Bridget Hall, and Valentino Garavani.
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In other words it is just insiders, not the company, that sells shares to the stock market.
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The news surprised insiders at the bank where Russell had worked for much of his financial career.
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And that can be an uncomfortable feeling, both for the former insiders and for the new team.
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Musk and other insiders have recused themselves from the vote, which ISS said was the right step.
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It wasn't only "Hollywood insiders" who downplayed the story, it was also Ruhle's bosses at NBC News.
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Local media cited insiders who said Ofo had more money than it knew what to do with.
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He spoke to Axios about what Hanssen's tale can teach the rest of us about trusted insiders.
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The Guards said they believed the Iranian forces had been deceived by "insiders", but did not elaborate.
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Speaking of Windows Insiders, Microsoft's testing community did flag some of these issues ahead of the release.
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In particular, some industry insiders are predicting a pick-up in big M&A deals in 2018.
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Such a fall could in turn fuel capital flight and undermine China's economic stability, policy insiders said.
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Patel, a deputy governor since 43, had been known within the RBI as reserved, insiders have said.
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Still the increasingly heated rhetoric between the two countries has given some industry insiders pause this week.
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Reuters interviewed nearly a dozen cable operators and Geo insiders with knowledge of the channel's recent struggles.
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He said disclosures from WikiLeaks and insiders like former NSA analyst Edward Snowden will become ever easier.
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She has been working in politics her entire adult life and is well respected among GOP insiders.
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Here are a few tips and tricks from airport insiders, gleaned from a discussion thread on Reddit.
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And insiders see a number of other women as strong candidates for the appointment, including state Reps.
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He reversed course and moved to assign government jobs to the most qualified applicants, not party insiders.
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If you believe media insiders, Jack Dorsey could be there to find a suitor to purchase Twitter.
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For WeWork insiders, there is a tender offer on the table at around $44.10 per internal share.
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White House insiders have insisted that the audit was the real reason the returns weren't being released.
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In one recent deal, [for the gene editing company] Editas, insiders bought 67 percent of the float.
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According to a former employee, analysts, industry insiders and a regional news report, the customer is Amazon.
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Instead, Republican insiders drafting the platform redoubled their efforts to pull the party further to the right.
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AR/VR is no longer the creature of industry insiders, innovators and early adopters (or TechCrunch readers).
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He believes this marketing of bad science is what turns Silicon Valley insiders into self-styled whistleblowers.
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Despite being less harmful than cigarettes, even vaping industry insiders admit it's far from a harmless habit.
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Banking sector insiders say the Otkritie plan has so far been effective in shoring up the bank.
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But it speaks to why, despite Biden's basic establishment credibility, many insiders don't like the aberration theme.
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In the euro area, Greece, Spain and Italy all have rules that coddle insiders and discourage outsiders.
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On the other hand, Selina's team and other Washington insiders on the show still feel refreshingly singular.
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The Valley is in the midst of a correction, and that is a good thing, said insiders.
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However, conversations with several industry insiders give a sense of how airline systems decide who gets bumped.
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He has received the irrevocable proxies of many Facebook insiders, allowing him to control their votes indefinitely.
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Starting today, Windows Insiders will get access to a new commitment option in Cortana for Windows 10.
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Analysts and Pentagon insiders argued it would have come down year over year regardless of his involvement.
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Insiders have tried to persuade others to drop out -- an approach that has been stymied by ego.
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Current and former XPO employees as well as industry insiders told Reuters that the customer is Amazon.
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But it's often forgotten that Spicer's been one of DC's most respected political media insiders for years.
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"We've relied on families or insiders," Berzins said in an interview on the sidelines of the conference.
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In contrast, informative transactions are deliberately made by insiders, often because they feel the stock is undervalued.
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Voters' fury fuels the insurgencies of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders and weakens insiders like Hillary Clinton.
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Some progressives call Washington insiders the establishment, the power elite, the privileged structures of the status quo.
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Mr. Trump has grown increasingly sour on Mr. Mulvaney in recent months, according to White House insiders.
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As Washington insiders have said, it's hard to find work when people think you might be indicted.
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Whole Foods rewards program was roughly a year old and considered a weak program by industry insiders.
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The insiders and the outsiders tend to think in dualistic ways: us versus them; this or that.
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Despite all this, insiders grumble that civilians have not forced services to change spending patterns drastically enough.
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He's got plenty of money, and most D.C. insiders agree loyalty to the Prez wasn't his issue.
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For others — the vast majority of members, Disney insiders insisted — the platform appeared to work just fine.
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RNC insiders Matt Pinnell, 85033, is considered one of the front-runners for the top RNC job.
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Analysts and industry insiders do not expect socially conservative South Korea to change its policy anytime soon.
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But giving up on a hard-fought presidential campaign is easier said than done, party insiders acknowledge.
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Doctors and industry insiders also said that technology alone could not solve the issues facing the sector.
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His decision, described by party insiders, followed similar choices by other senior Kasich aides before the convention.
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Distortions, especially those which help insiders, feed suspicions that the rich and powerful have an unfair edge.
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The Cruz-Kasich plan won poor reviews from Republican insiders, who expressed considerable skepticism it would work.
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Some Trump administration insiders may think being absolute hard-liners on immigration plays well with their base.
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They are not the people who ascend to power, who become the insiders against whom populists revolt.
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Galloway speculated on why insiders couldn't afford for WeWork not to go public, despite the tanking valuation.
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Democratic operatives and insiders have fretted for weeks that Democrat Donna Shalala's bid to replace retiring Rep.
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Some of the insiders said they raised the issues with Plenty but did not immediately hear back.
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So far, the musical lineup includes Christina Aguilera, John Legend, Ricky Martin and Stevie Wonder, insiders say.
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I talked with Amazon's closest agencies to identify five insiders who are likely candidates for his job.
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Industry insiders said the opacity of most shell company real estate buys is for practical, legitimate reasons.
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Figures are based on Nielsen data, IMDB, interviews with agents, managers, lawyers, industry insiders and the stars.
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But that has not deterred art insiders from using the site to finance profitable short-term resales.
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It was a day of celebration and reflection among tennis insiders, still trying to digest Sharapova's announcement.
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Media outlets, investigators and GOP insiders say Cohen pleaded for a top legal job within the administration.
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Office 365 Insiders will get this update this month and other subscribers will get access soon thereafter.
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This has been an all-too-common experience, according to insiders at several of the tech companies.
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Trump insiders believe the federal government has gone way beyond its proper bounds as a loans provider.
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In general, though, the super-voting stock held by insiders usually comes with 2200 votes per share.
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Insiders thought Jordan would've been great at Oversight and Government Reform, where Jordan was next in line.
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My concern was shared by a former employee who said company insiders worried about the network's content.
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Insiders say that no one will be able to entirely fill Hicks's unique role within Trump World.
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A few years ago, insiders at Snapchat noticed that Stories were an ideal vehicle for relaying news.
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Since then, 250,229 people have signed up, paying $180 a year to hear directly from financial insiders.
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Insiders who had heard the original album mourned what they considered to be a push toward pop.
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In fact, everything about the president's announcement bespoke chaos, according to White House insiders and the allies.
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This year, it was Mr. M'seddi who was the outsider beating the insiders at their own game.
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We're keeping a running list — and compiling details from insiders about how the exits are being celebrated.
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The story is told through interviews with insiders who built and fixed Tesla's electric cars and business.
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For newcomers, Netflix suggests using the "start, stop, continue" template to help organize your thoughts, insiders said.
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Some insiders estimate that as few as one in 265,235 porn viewers actually pay for content now.
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Reports from congressional insiders indicate a fair amount of worry among Paul's colleagues about their possible exposure.
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We talked to 14 private-equity-industry insiders about how they're planning to play the coronavirus turmoil.
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Working-class candidates start at a disadvantage, and they don't get as much support from political insiders.
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Ultimately, Chinese regulators are more concerned with social stability than the survival of P2Ps, industry insiders said.
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The 28chan community rewards insiders and those who speak the right language and get the same jokes.
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Disney insiders have downplayed speculation that he could eventually take the chief executive reins from Mr. Iger.
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To Hollywood insiders, the gusher of cash turned Mr. Bezos into the object of fascination and fear.
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Yet the brand remains a bit of an insiders' secret, known mostly by watch aficionados and collectors.
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Crikey asked political insiders which of the challengers the opposition Labor Party would prefer to see victorious.
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The president closed the town hall with an unusual message of respect for his fellow Washington insiders.
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It hoped to cut out the crooked insiders who had been inflating prices for their own benefit.
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A panel of 22013 hockey insiders voted on the top 220 list, which was revealed in January.
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Mr. de Blasio's search committee is made up of insiders from City Hall and the Education Department.
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Insiders generally are investing for the longer term, and if they see an opportunity, they're stepping in.
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The consumer is the product — as much as insiders at companies like Facebook scoff at the idea.
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In Queens, midterm replacements are picked by a handful of political insiders assigned to the particular district.
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Mr. Farrell's seat isn't the only one to be delivered in the coming days by party insiders.
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The insiders in attendance raucously cheered as credits for the principal creative team appeared on the screen.
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New York, June 28 Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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New York, July 24 Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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We toured different athletic brands and we got to meet different industry insiders throughout the three weeks.
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New York, August 18 Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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Again and again in interviews in the final weeks of campaigning here, political insiders stumping for Sen.
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Business Insider spoke with five restaurant industry insiders about the biggest challenge facing the business in 2020.
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The task, church insiders say, is to give free-ish rein to imaginative projects while curbing recklessness.
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New York, June 13 Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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New York, June 4 Welcome to Times Insider Events — live programming for Times Insiders and their guests.
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Ayanna Pressley's win this week stunned political insiders, defied all polling and upset the political status quo.
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He and other insiders control about 60 percent of votes at the world's largest social media network.
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And Republican insiders continue to talk up their chances even in Wisconsin, despite most polling showing Sen.
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It never shipped, and some insiders blamed it for contributing to the delays that plagued Windows Vista.
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Do you think there should be any curbs on how much money candidates get from rich insiders?
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