Really and truly, no one in the video is anything other than a lump—a taut lump admittedly but still a lump—of bronzed flesh.
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Asking her husband of 32 years Albert to feel for the lump, the Manzo matriarch appears nervous — especially because she found the lump in the same breast where she had found another lump 20 years prior.
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So it's positive, because everybody's -- lump sum payment and the investment is a lump sum payment for future cash flows.
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I don't want to lump myself in with these people, but quite frankly, actually, I think I should lump myself in.
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She'd first noticed a lump while breastfeeding her daughter, Genevieve, and doctors initially reassured her that the lump was probably related to that.
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Most people secure their lump sum, but Cuban advises the winner to take the annuity: "Don't take the lump sum," he told Business Insider.
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A lower rate requires insurers to make larger lump sum payments on personal injury claims, as it assumes lower annual investment returns for that lump sum.
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After touching the skin around the lump, Dr. Lee diagnoses the lump as a pilar cyst, a condition that typically occurs at, or close to, the scalp.
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And if I ever want to get intimate with someone, the lump kills the mood because I have to explain why I have this third lump on my chest.
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I was scratching my breast and I found a lump.
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Let's not just lump all those lovely hardworking crockpots together.
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But there are times when the lump sum makes sense.
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In October, Amanda Kofoed found a lump under her arm.
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Here, she writes about the lump she discovered last December.
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It must be paid in one lump sum, Freitag said.
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"The lump ended up being a cyst," she tells PEOPLE.
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Nobody wants a heavy lump of a laptop after all.
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But that night, my left one contained an undeniable lump.
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The lump sum cash payout is estimated at $2740 million.
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It's probably unfair to lump Mophie in the knockoff category.
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Let's not just lump all those lovely hardworking crockpots together.
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In high tones, koko means a hard lump of flesh.
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The lump sum on Wednesday's Powerball drawing is $2500 million.
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What moments have given you a lump in your throat?
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Whatever your feud w/ Rudy, no need to lump us.
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Lump sums can go toward buying monthly payments somewhere else.
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Money isn't a lump of gold but rather an IOU.
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Make it authentic with real jumbo lump Maryland blue crab.
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However, in 2017, I found a lump in my breast.
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I'm going to lump her in with all of them.
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Nor do you need a lump sum to get started.
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Is it a lump sum to anyone of African descent?
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If they break the law, they have to lump it.
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In Florida, Smith and Kaltschmidt also picked the lump sum.
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Both went with the lump sum option of $173 million.
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And he felt a tiny, tender lump behind his collarbone.
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In small villages and large cities around Africa and in Asia, in Latin America, Europe and the United States, women learn every day that they have a lump, and that the lump is breast cancer.
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Come the end, I felt the slightest lump in my throat.
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"The lump actually sticks out from under my shirt," TJ says.
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Block grants would provide a lump sum of money to states.
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Disclaimer: Lump-popping procedures should only be performed by trained professionals.
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" Joked Odenkirk: "You mean a diamond into a lump of coal.
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In Mongolia, mourners eat a lump of sugar dipped in milk.
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Both took the lump sum option worth roughly $173 million apiece.
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The lump sum on Tuesday's $1.54 billion jackpot is $877.8 million.
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The lump is surgically opened and there is the contact lens.
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He called the referendum a "huge lump of uncertainty" for investors.
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Those r two VERY diffrnt things so dont lump em togthr.
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"I left with a huge lump in my throat," she says.
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Goldberg had a lump on her breast that she'd been ignoring.
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One is him finding a lump on his back while filming.
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Then the lump in my breast started changing shape and growing.
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IT IS TEMPTING to lump Europe's two big southern countries together.
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People also sometimes lump together different kinds of prenatal opioid exposure.
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A few years later, she found another lump in her chest.
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Will felt a lump right where the cat directed Pearson's attention.
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The lump-sum payout from funeral insurance also comes with caveats.
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The lump sum cash payout would be $22013 million, it said.
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That's likely why, she thinks, the lump ended up being harmless.
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When scans revealed the the lump was cancerous, Brown was dumbfounded.
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Pete Gilbert of WBAL radio is a human lump of coal.
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"I'd had a lump on my testicle for years," Jeffery says.
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But the stuff inside the white lump here is not pus.
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This version is all jumbo lump meat, just as God intended.
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Don't lump Gates in with the Trumps of the world, please.
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A grape-sized lump in the back of my left arm.
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Guests pay a single lump sum, and then forget their wallets.
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States would receive a lump sum of money annually through 2026.
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The lump of carbonized parchment could not be opened or read.
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It means something bad: a suspicious lump, a sexually transmitted disease.
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Ten days after that, the lump settled into her upper lip.
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Don't just think of the debt as one large lump sum.
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If I had, I would have most certainly felt the lump.
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That totals up to a lump sum payment of $4.75 million.
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But lump-sum payments also have a lot going for them.
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By paying the lump sum for two years, you save 50%.
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Around eight months later, I felt a lump in my breast.
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If approved, he would receive the money in a lump sum.
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Second, using a card allows you to lump your purchases together.
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That move could unleash a torrent of new lump-sum offers.
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Women who want to know what a breast lump feels like.
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Choices notwithstanding, 4013% of workers opted for a lump-sum distribution.
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That all changed when Jill found a lump in her breast.
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"Lump of sugar," an email pal wrote, trying to be encouraging.
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Medicare pays hospitals a lump sum tied to a patient's diagnosis.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Drugmakers could lump Britain with a withdrawal problem.
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But, I mean, the lump continued to grow over the years.
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He walks away with a lump sum parting gift of $165,000.
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Without fuel, your generator is just a heavy lump of metal.
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Doctors discover a lump and treat it with surgery or radiation.
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"I hope your lump is filled with confetti!" the card read.
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Listen, you can lump Fox News in there, you can lump a lot of things that have led to the thing, but it's a continuing diminishment of intelligent conversation and debate among much of the populace.
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Staggered from Diaz's left hand, hope and joy faded from McGregor's face as Diaz delivered lump after lump, knee after knee, and slap after open-hand slap while eating McGregor's power and remaining just out of reach.
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What does a lump feel like, and when should I be screened?
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The lump-sum option — which most lottery winners choose — is $877.8 million.
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The doctor instructed her to apply a warm compress to the lump.
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This is different from taking a lump sum withdrawal from the annuity.
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Lump was arrested hours after posting the video, the Sun Sentinel reported.
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In January, I found a grape-sized lump in my left breast.
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She captured the migrating face lump in a series of horrific selfies.
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Then there was a lump, followed by more, and some strange swelling.
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Nor was she, like Diana Prince, sculpted from a lump of clay.
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In early 2016 Mrs Waree felt a lump on her right breast.
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The lump sum payout for the winning ticket would be $279.1 million.
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"To lump this guy with terrorists is a stretch," Mr. Wehrey said.
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But, he opted instead for the lump sum prize of $6 million.
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They can also chose to add lump sums or make recurring deposits.
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One-time, lump sum payments can be made to spouses and children.
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I always cook my brown rice with a little lump of it.
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When I was 23, I felt a lump in my left breast.
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"Please don't call our baby a lump," she said, cracking a smile.
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Instead, states would receive a lump sum of money annually through 2026.
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Individual DDR programmes often lump them in with the rank and file.
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If you want to try lump charcoal, there's none better than Fogo's.
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Homeowner's insurance is paid in a lump sum of $13 in January.
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These calculations assume no money is invested beyond the initial lump sum.
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I think I can take a flesh lump in a fookin' waistcoat.
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To lump Trump's rhetoric into a category that includes advertising is strange.
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"I just hope people don't lump all the big tech companies together."
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"It's a cash flow issue, not a lump sum expense," McClanahan said.
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They paid a $97,000 lump sum with a fixed $4,800 annual premium.
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But I'm glad you came in to get that lump looked at.
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You can't lump everybody into one group, but you can and can't.
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Mr. Roth did not receive a lump sum payment of $2.9 million.
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To lump all Israelis together in one group would be a mistake.
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JF: I've learned not to lump the media all in together. Yeah.
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You can also invest lump sums of your choosing at any time.
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He removed both of her breasts without excising the cancerous lump. Hello?
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I had the lump crab grilled cheese and the tomato basil soup.
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Will you make payments or pay everything back in one lump sum?
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The dress is form fitting but doesn't show every lump and bump.
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Burford has given Akhmedova a lump sum that covers her living expenses.
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The soreness had gone away, but still, the lump made him nervous.
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Insurers will now have to make larger lump sum payments for claims.
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I'm going to lump this in with Transocean and with Diamond Offshore.
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Trump also reportedly appeared to lump global warming and climate change together.
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So why lump the national emergency in with the other executive actions?
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The lump was a fawn, which the dog dragged onto the sand.
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During other years, they received lump sum payouts instead of annual raises.
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The medical term for a lump in your throat is "globus pharyngeus," says Christopher Chang, MD, an otolaryngologist in Warrenton, VA. "The lump sensation is due to a muscle tightening up when sadness is being suppressed," he says.
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We're talking about loads of jumbo lump crab meat and not much else.
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Instead of a monthly fee Apple's insurance plan asks for a lump sum.
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If you choose the lump sum option, the cash payout is $403.9 million.
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A few years ago, Jonathan noticed a small squishy lump on his side.
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They are comfortable like leggings, but they don't magnify every lump or dimple.
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The state of Florida also alleged that Lump made a false bomb threat.
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Well, I get paid a [lump sum] at the end of the month.
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"You can't lump us in with any other group; we're unique," Allison says.
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"When the doctor found the lump, it hurt," the 61-year-old said.
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Employers can take out simple life insurance that pays a fixed lump sum.
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The empty compartment signifies incompleteness, while the unidentifiable lump of flesh conveys incomprehension.
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Say a couple puts a lump sum of money in at age 55.
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So, in effect, it can be considered as a continuous lump of material.
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For the $229 million Powerball jackpot, the lump sum option is $134.3 million.
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If you die during that time, your beneficiary receives a lump sum payment.
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Others feel a hoarseness or lump in the throat when trying to swallow.
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While she tends to lump Republicans with Donald J. Trump these days, Mrs.
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It was a cigar-shaped lump of rock, a dull red in color.
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It only applies if you pay one lump sum for the annual subscription.
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The trouble is that governments frequently lump in criminal actions with regressive norms.
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Not even the surgeon could feel my lump when I was standing up.
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There are two kinds of popups that we're going to lump together here.
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It sounds like a builder hitting a scaffolding pole with a lump hammer.
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EBay's investment was also bolstered by a cash lump sum of $500 million.
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People taking their pension in a lump sum receive the full value now.
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Why have a vehicle when you can have a mushy, drivable meat lump?
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But in 2007, I noticed a pea-sized lump in my right breast.
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Even an unexpected Hello Kitty sighting will put a lump in my throat.
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There isn't a fixed lump of "instability" to be distributed around the globe.
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According to Daily Star, Reed found a lump in her breast in 2015.
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The working class was one lump for him, and consumption was one thing.
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It was a characterless blob, a lump of dough yet to become bread.
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He went a little deeper before reporting that he'd found the offending lump.
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Canadian hospitals get a lump-sum budget that covers the costs of care.
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Binchotan is often more difficult to ignite than both lump charcoal and briquettes.
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A lump of sugar, in case I meet a horse on the road.
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If you beat the odds, you probably shouldn't take the lump-sum payout.
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Duke's lump made it difficult for him to move his neck and head
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One lump of outdated misogyny completely ignoring the current international agenda, or two?
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As for spousal support, she's getting a lump sum -- a whopping $2 million.
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In the third course, her volunteers received an uncooked lump of goat flesh.
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This is what economists have come to call the "lump of labor" fallacy.
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Mosso is going to remove a lump of cartilage from behind her ear.
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So, Antonio settled with the Versaces for a lump sum and an apartment.
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It's a lot harder to explain than a lump of metal in France.
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I can't even watch the trailer without feeling a lump in my throat.
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Sometimes I resent when people lump what I do into a convenient shape.
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The baseball gods spend six months twisting the sport into a knotty lump.
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A year later she discovered that a lump on her leg was melanoma.
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I still get that lump in my throat and knot in my stomach.
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The payments began with a $200,000 lump sum in April, the documents said.
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Kilauea is a shield type — a broad, gently sloping lump of old lava.
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"We're getting a lump of coal for Christmas," said one Cotton political ally.
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The controversies illustrate why it's problematic to lump all Spanish-speaking musicians together.
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Those so-called medical liens would be deducted from any lump-sum settlements.
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King Lear gave away his lands, David Sedaris gives away his fatty lump.
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There are other aspects of the lump sum offer to consider, as well.
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I can breathe, and the lump in my chest is smaller and smaller.
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After hearing this story, Yoon examined the patient and her hard, tender lump.
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"If you take the lump sum as cash, it's fully taxable," said Austin.
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She says yes and, in doing so, swallows the lump in her throat.
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It was a lump of wolf poop—and it didn't look quite right.
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He will receive a $3.5 million lump sum payment under a separation agreement.
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When we do this, we automatically lump certain professions under the leadership category.
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For example, a lump sum on the $700 million would be $443.3 million.
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They don't have a lump checked out because they can't afford the copay.
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Lottery officials reported that she opted to take the $480.5 million lump sum.
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And I think we're doing a disservice to lump all those things together.
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Canada's Liberals, after all, want voters to lump Scheer together with Donald Trump.
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When they do, the most common symptom is a painless swelling or lump.
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There are two options: a lump sum or a monthly payment, essentially an annuity.
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But other more widespread techniques also lump people into categories to improve their performance.
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You'll be billed in one lump, paying just over £40 for the whole year.
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The lump was biopsied, and it was a "whirlwind" from then on, she says.
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Lump criticized Trump for ordering the strike, according to charging documents, the newspaper reported.
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The order demands that Take-Two pay either a lump sum or ongoing royalties.
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This story has been updated to reflect that Wanczyk took the lump-sum payment.
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While pressing on the petal, I felt a prominent lump in my right breast.
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For someone choosing the lump sum, that reduces take-home winnings by $95 million.
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Then, place a fingertip-sized lump of filling in the center of each.4.
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"You lump of fucking turducken," Tom spits at the bumbling Greg during one argument.
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Rather than winning a lump sum, winners would be rewarded with a monthly income.
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For the $336 million Mega Millions jackpot, the lump sum option is $195 million.
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Some have accepted a lump sum for their homes, at well below market value.
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For most people, the lump and tightness goes away as they start to cry.
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And hedge fund benchmarks aren't always very useful, because they lump all strategies together.
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That initial lump sum could become more than $212,2000 for each granddaughter at retirement.
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Gurcan said, however, that it was a "grave mistake" to lump the three together.
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I remember she came home from having nipple reconstruction, after having her lump removed.
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"I was fighting back a giant lump in my throat and tears," he said.
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I ended up with what looked like a pigeon's egg, quite a little lump.
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A pint of blanched broccolini stems here, a lump of blue-cheese butter there.
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They decided to take the lump sum of $327 million over the annual installments.
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He denied the cancer, but did say he had a lump on his throat.
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"Pathologists from all over the country studied the lump," Hallford told the news outlet.
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When the lump sum is more of a windfall, look first to fixing vulnerabilities.
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For someone choosing the lump sum, that reduces take-home winnings by $232.5 million.
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James Stocklas chose the lump sum payment of $191 million, the Florida Lottery said.
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You could be fiscally responsible and tuck a lump sum away in your savings.
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Like it or lump it, the so-called Latin remix phenomenon isn't going away.
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Rather, the Trudeau government will issue lump-sum rebates to households based on income.
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The doctor noticed extensive shadowing and a thickening lump in the lower right lung.
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"I had a lump in my throat when I first saw him," Baffert said.
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Is it fair to lump together a group of people ages 21 to 34?
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While grocery shopping with my parents, I felt a small lump on my throat.
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The movie lingers in the mind and sits like a lump in the soul.
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Two years later, a lump on his neck turned out to be another melanoma.
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Previously, Uber reported the figures from rides and food delivery as a lump sum.
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"If you reach behind your ear, you'll find a bony lump," Mr. Shelton said.
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If you come as a lump of lard, what will your poor director do?
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And symptoms like a lump in the neck or hoarseness should not be ignored.
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The dog settled down in the lump of fake fur, shivering, staring at them.
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The iconic fashion designer, 77, found a breast cancer lump hidden behind her implant.
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Interest rates are used to value these lump-sum pension payments in today's dollars.
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EST Powerball drawing has an estimated $3033-million lump-sum payment, according to organizers.
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The lump in my breast had multiplied in size in just a few months.
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The lump appeared after the unnamed woman, 32, visited a rural area outside Moscow.
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You get this lump in your throat — which is a new thing for me!
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The lump sum payments encourage health care providers to work together and coordinate care.
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Some past research has been too quick to lump in social conservatives with authoritarians.
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But it's important to take all of this with a massive lump of salt.
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So far, GiveDirectly has focused on doing lump-sum payments rather than recurring ones.
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KIMMEL: Have you ever made love to someone whose name rhymes with Lonald Lump?
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For his services, he charged a fraction of the player's first lump-sum benefit.
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The benefit will be a lump sum for payments made during the previous year.
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Ultimately, 90 percent of the money was disbursed to members in a lump sum.
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Cashing out your 2401(k) via a lump-sum distribution carries a hefty cost.
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Figure out whether to take the lump sum or 30 allotments over 29 years.
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I pay a lump sum every six months instead of breaking it out monthly.
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The pizza came out fast: thin crust, tangy sauce, rich cheese and lump sausage.
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The pizza came out fast: thin crust, tangy sauce, rich cheese and lump sausage.
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It's a great lump of pain she carries with her every night and day.
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If the winner opts to take the $281.2 million lump sum, lottery site USAMega.
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If the winner opts to take the $563 million lump sum, lottery site USAMega.
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They don't have a lump checked out because they can't afford the co-pay.
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This is the biggest lump sum of discretionary money that swooshes around our coffers.
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The key is in the wording of the ads, which lump together GOP Rep.
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She also had to shell out a lump sum of $306,000 at the time.
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So it's safe to lump AVAIL into all of that because we're no different.
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My doctor acknowledged the lump, educated me on dense tissue and cysts, which would both be more likely than that other thing I thought it would be, and told me to come back in a month if the lump was still there.
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Pimple Popper identified the lump as a lipoma and treated it right awayAfter examining the lump, Dr. Lee diagnosed it as a lipoma, a fat-filled growth that sits in the space between a person's muscle and skin, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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I found the lump on a Wednesday, so Thursday morning I went to the gynecologist.
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But this particular lump won't go flying — because the base of the cyst has roots.
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When Leslie Almiron discovered a lump in her breast in 2016, it was by accident.
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I've actually never seen a lump this large or this jagged growing on someone's side.
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First, she numbs Luis's shoulder and begins cutting across the lump to strategize her pop.
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In exchange for a 75-year lease, the cash-strapped city got a lump sum.
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Now, you can take groups of app tiles and lump them together into organized folders.
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Wanczyk decided to take the lump sum for the prize, accepting $480.5 million before taxes.
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That lump of goo has worked out mathematical truths, moral half-truths, and philosophical ambiguities.
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"Two years ago, I noticed I had this tiny lump on my forehead," Jose says.
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Startled, I jump and feel a lump in my throat trying to hold back tears.
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I've actually named him Larry the Lump — and he needs to get out the way.
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During a 36-month interval, lump-sum investments outperformed over 90 percent of the time.
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While statistical analysis favors a lump-sum investing approach, dollar-cost averaging has several advantages.
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He says he recently had to sell those rights for a lump sum of $26,750,000.
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In photographs, she can be seen walking barefoot with a large lump on her forehead.
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So for $30,000, the premium — paid in an upfront lump sum — would be about $300.
|
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A lump-sum cash payout for the lucky winner would come out to $281.2 million.
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Say an individual has a pretty obvious lump on their nose they're not ecstatic about.
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That's a whole lot of scientific buzzwords in a single lump of feather-light material.
|
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Apple is letting customers pay either in one lump some or monthly over 24 months.
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She started touching him everywhere, and soon felt a symmetrical lump on his other side.
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He performed a biopsy, expecting to find pus in the lump, probably from an infection.
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The lump sum is designed to make up for the wage disparity between the two.
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Does it matter if I take the winnings as a lump sum or in payments?
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The massive lump of decaying sewage sits alongside ancient Roman mosaics and priceless medieval altarpieces.
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Biopsy A sample of the lump is obtained to see if the cells are cancerous.
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This translates to a lump-sum payment you can direct right toward your principal balance.
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If you choose the lump-sum option, you get an estimated $428.4 million up front.
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She adds lump sums when she can, such as the $6,000 she recently put in.
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She had a radiologist appointment on a Friday because of a lump in her breast.
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It would arrive just in time to retrieve the smoldering lump formerly known as Sekai.
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The second photo shows Brown in treatment for cancer, post-surgery to remove the lump.
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Critics of #MeToo have argued that advocates are too quick to lump together different offenses.
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States would be able to use this new lump sum for all sorts of things.
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These lump sum payments are taxable, so plan accordingly if this route appeals to you.
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"We're going to take the lump sum because we're not guaranteed tomorrow," John Robinson said.
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Rosalynn Carter underwent surgery to remove a benign lump from her breast in April 1977.
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That deal included 3% raises or 4% lump-sum bonuses each year of the contract.
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Slowly, like a lump of clay being moulded into a passable ash-tray, Thorbjork emerged.
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Her nasal bridge was a lump of raw flesh held together by black surgical thread.
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However, there is some evidence that receiving a large lump sum payment can be detrimental.
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The looming deadline before the rules kick in also creates another opportunity: lump sum payments.
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Miller, now 30, first noticed a lump under his right nipple when he was 17.
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The lump was never painful, and breast cancer was the last thing on his mind.
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I was leaving with a scar and some photos of a nauseating lump of flesh.
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Mr. Claussell said in a phone call after my visits, however, that he uses lump.
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When you lump one and two together, it kind of makes you think, hmm. Right?
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It tasted okay, but, in the end, it was just a boiled lump of carbs.
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He took his retirement in a lump sum and invested much of it in stocks.
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Her activism took root in 20093, when her doctor felt a lump in her breast.
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He developed a painful lump on one of his testicles that went untreated for months.
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He kisses the lump where my head should be and heads out for a run.
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In attempting to lump them together, he cherry-picks from a variety of recent research.
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She decided to take the lump sum for the prize, accepting $480.5 million before taxes.
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Remove the skillet from the heat and add fresh lump crab meat, cilantro, and scallions.
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"He had this lump of clay that he was slapping like a baby," Hamm said.
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He thought the lump would heal on its own, so he just let it be.
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If the Powerball winner opts to take the $5.493 million lump sum, lottery site USAMega.
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When he turned 52, he found a lump that turned out to be kidney cancer.
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Online retailing I've decided to lump several online retailing ideas together since they're extremely similar.
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The $150,000 repayment begins with a large lump sum, and then continues in monthly payments.
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Tax refunds often provide a lump sum that consumers can use to pay down debt.
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If you're an ordinary working family, not so much — and eventually you get that lump.
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Believe it or not, our current measure of the kilogram is… a lump of metal.
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The museum says they sent the lump to the National Museum's Conservation Department to be studied.
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It's difficult to win, but if you do, you probably shouldn't take the lump-sum payout.
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He then tosses another lump of shit into the air and catches it in his mouth.
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There has never been a boyfriend who's more of a wet lump of nothingness than Christian.
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So she felt around again, and this time, she couldn't deny that there was a lump.
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The change means insurers will now have to make larger lump sum payments for those claims.
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Under that law, Trump is entitled to a lump sum of what the painting would earn.
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Schlager recalled a woman who was between jobs when she felt a lump in her breast.
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She first discovered a lump on her right shoulder following a minor traffic accident in 2013.
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Putting in a lump sum would net you more than entering the market bit by bit.
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"Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary suggests taking the lump sum: "Pay yourself an annuity, " he says.
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Companies would prefer you take the lump sum because it will get you off their books.
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According to Stutes, the winners chose a lump sum payment worth over $23 million after taxes.
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" Union addressed the "subconscious" tendency to "lump all movies about people of color in one group.
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Finally, the bill sends its lump-sum payments to the states with few standards or guardrails.
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"It is commonly diagnosed when a patient presents with a thyroid lump or nodule," he says.
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The air fills with fumes as the liquid metal evaporates - leaving behind a lump of gold.
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Instead, like with all gum, you ultimately end up with a lump of soggy, flavorless putty.
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It will be for Asian societies to deal with the excess male lump they have created.
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GM offered pay raises and lump-sum bonuses and an $22,000 ratification bonus before the strike.
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The lump itself is firm and round and can sometimes lead to skin redness or dimpling.
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This works out at just £2.09 a month, billed in one lump sum every three years.
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It also allows people to withdraw their entire pension pots as a lump sum tax-free.
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" That winter, "I was at my parents' house, taking a shower, and I found a lump.
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It also allows for lump-sum payments in years that the base pay it not increased.
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Some of these filaments form networks anchored to a lump of haematite; others are corkscrew-shaped.
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I save my meat as I pick, gathering a huge pile of lump and claw meat.
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Mr Turnbull's successor, Scott Morrison, once declaimed an ode to a lump of coal in parliament.
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And at the end of the journey we're left laughing through the lump in our throat.
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Mnuchin said it is hard to lump the FANG tech giant stocks together regarding competitive practices.
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But after I'd walked a couple of blocks, the lump in my throat exploded in anger.
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For most people, it's tempting to take $1 million in prize money as a lump sum.
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Cardi was seen leaving the party with a large lump on her forehead but no shoes.
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In other words, the company would really like to just lock you into that lump sum.
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With immediate annuities, buyers typically hand over a lump sum and begin receiving payments right away.
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It's too easy, almost lazy, to lump Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa into the same category.
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Every lump, every weird stomach pain, every period is terrifying, and they say to avoid stress.
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All of the pieces begin with a lump of porcelain clay that is shaped by hand.
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Maybe a lump of seasoning or something, it is quite heavy and curved on the inside.
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What all of those metaphors do is lump the migrants into this indistinguishable mountain of people.
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Nonetheless, Ottawa has chosen to rebate 90 percent of the collected revenue in lump-sum payments.
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I also used automated payments and put every single lump income I earned into my loans.
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Yet this does not look at all like the efficient, lump-sum redistribution of economic models.
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But then a lump formed behind her ear and a rash broke out on her face.
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Trying to fight back the lump in my throat, my mind wandered back to Aretha Franklin.
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If they reenlist for 60 months or more, they could receive the $81,000 lump-sum bonus.
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A blast begins simply: A detonator turns a lump of solid matter into a deadly fireball.
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Under the Graham-Cassidy bill, states would instead receive a lump sum of money through 2026.
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Much confusion stems from the fact that many states tend to lump types of distributors together.
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I feel such a lump in my throat, and its surreal, him not being here anymore.
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If they eat too much bacon" — die early — "a lump sum is better for their heirs.
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But don't lump anti-fascists into the same category with ISIS or Al Qaeda as terrorists.
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"Really?" he said as he rushed over to put the furry lump back in its box.
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"I knew my mom would kill me if I didn't mention the lump," he told VICE.
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I didn't know at all what I was getting into and I was just a lump.
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It also tends to lump an absurdly broad spectrum of behaviors under an increasingly unwieldy descriptor.
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Which is why Facebook is trying so mightily to lump it in with the other inquiries.
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More importantly from GiveDirectly's perspective, lump-sum transfers could be more effective at spurring actual development.
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Henderson added jumbo lump crab meat, claw crab meat, and that Florida favorite, stone crab claws.
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It works particularly well when you don't have a big lump sum of money to invest.
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Consider paying it off in a lump sum if you can afford it, Mr. Sealy said.
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My own lump will be removed as part of an outpatient surgery at MSKCC on Tuesday.
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Over the next five years, the lump gradually grew in size and caused her pain periodically.
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I got a bit choked up reading this: The "Lump in one's throat" is a UVULA.
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One day, she's a sentient adorable lump, and an eyeblink later she's speaking in full sentences.
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She'll be the sole owner, but she's paying him a lump sum, plus a severance package.
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It was normal, and after a few more weeks, the lump shrank and eventually disappeared altogether.
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She chose a lump-sum payment over an annuity, which lowers the total to $480.5 million.
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The change means companies will now have to make larger lump sum payments for such claims.
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"Kay's position was, we would outlive the lump sum," said Mr. Donohue, 64, of San Diego.
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Light the coals — I prefer lump charcoal to briquettes for better flavor — and let them burn.
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Having read Charles Murray, I would not lump his writing in the same category as Klansmen.
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Medicare and Medicaid Mr. Price proposes offering states lump sums, known as block grants, for Medicaid.
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The surgeon removed the lump and two lymph nodes, and she said she got it all.
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GM workers are demanding higher hourly wages, lump-sum payments and a better profit-sharing plan.
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There are all kinds of kids, so it's not fair or useful to lump them all.
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GM employees are demanding higher hourly wages, lump-sum payments and a better profit-sharing plan.
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That is easier for many people, he said, than coming up with a large lump sum.
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She quit her job, spoke with the press and took her winnings as a lump sum.
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The union is seeking higher hourly wages, lump sum payments and a better profit sharing plan.
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The striking workers want higher hourly wages, lump sum payments and a better profit sharing plan.
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"I had a lump in my throat and couldn't speak for two minutes," Pinedo told me.
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You might have a lump-sum option that allows you to cash out of the plan.
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To lump together sexual assault and sexual harassment is to draw focus away from the victim.
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This in turn makes them more aware when a lump or change in testicular consistency occurs.
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When I found a lump in my right breast last year, my gynecologist shrugged it off.
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For the $2000 million Powerball lump sum, it would mean $211.18 million getting shaved off the top.
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After an MRI scan, doctors were able to see a lump had formed under the woman's eyelid.
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People also tend to lump Chinese cuisine into one large category, unaware of the vast regional differences.
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Just two weeks after she first found the lump, doctors diagnosed her with triple-negative breast cancer.
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That narrow network, like it or lump it, is the key to Oscar's plans to turn profitable.
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Lump sums come in randomly, since a lot of what I make is through partnerships with sponsors.
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My overactive imagination placed a cancerous lump in my armpit and then told me to freak out.
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It might also be a sign that Mr. Trump tends to lump countries in the region together.
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If he can't pay it all in one lump sum, not to worry ... Elvira's got a plan.
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"Is it indurated?" she asks her daughter, showing her a lump on the back of her neck.
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That lump you feel forming in your throat will still be there, even on the 17th viewing.
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" The cancerous spot felt like a lump on her chin, Cummins said, or like an "underground blackhead.
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This is especially the case if they are paid in one lump sum with no taxes withheld.
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The "lump of labour" fallacy holds that older workers threaten economic prosperity by crowding out younger workers.
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Some data analyses lump together everything presented as "financial education" without any minimum standard for what's effective.
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Add in the remaining cilantro and wine and the claw, lump, stone crabs, and mint and cover.
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"You have a lump," he says, while Kevin stands stunned in nothing but a gold lamé bikini.
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She will stand on a plinth in the Hoe, a spectacular lump of rock overlooking the harbour.
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A winner can opt to take the prize in a lump sum of $1.5373 million before taxes.
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A new annuity scheme will allow pensioners to invest a lump sum and receive a guaranteed return.
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Casinos are also to make additional lump-sum payments totaling as much as $110 million through 2023.
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Adorable fact: There's actually a legitimate reason why the black rain frog looks like an angry lump.
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I was diagnosed in 2015, and a year and a half before that, I noticed a lump.
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"A few years ago a buddy noticed a golf ball-sized lump on my back," Shane says.
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The raw urchin is served simply with a lump of fresh toasted sourdough, brushed with melted butter.
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Smith was diagnosed in February 2015, a few months after discovering a lump in her left breast.
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Skin tone taxonomies often lump complexion into broad categories, focusing on the spectrum of light and dark.
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Then, about three years ago, she felt a lump in her breast — the moment she'd been dreading.
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States could choose to receive lump-sum funding or receive funding based on the number of enrollees.
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In 2013, a registered nurse noticed a lump on "Flip or Flop" star Tarek El Moussa's neck.
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Michael Guedes was lying with his girlfriend, Maria Rodriguez, when she felt a lump on his chest.
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Labour may indeed be a lump, metastasising so fast that politics will prove unable to handle it.
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Together, they chose a lump sum payout valued at $284 million that will be split eight ways.
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With that, he took out a Sharpie and drew a bullseye right on top of the lump.
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Though a bright yellowy-orange, the lump was similar in size and shape to a fava bean.
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Government agencies all contract with outside companies differently, and contracts can take hourly or lump sum forms.
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A thorough examination of the scan shows that Taylor's lump has been misdiagnosed for her entire life.
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The Kamado Joe Natural Lump Charcoal is great for ceramic grills because it produces so little ash.
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To lump a good portion of Americans in with a small minority of offensive people is dishonest.
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Some employers make lump sum contributions that are immediately available at the start of the plan year.
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First, under most Medicare for all plans, hospitals would be paid lump sums to cover operating costs.
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And very early on in my learning how to do a self-examination, I found the lump.
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Rather than lump it back as expected however, what the 22-year-old did next was extraordinary.
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Yet the media establishment is always careful to lump everyone together as the ''angry and frustrated'' electorate.
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West opted to take home $198.1 million in a lump sum, minus what's taken out in taxes.
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Pruitt has been paying in lump sums sporadically, without a typical month to month payment, per Bloomberg.
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The Mega Millions drawing has a $281-million payout if the winner selects a lump-sum payment.
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If you lump addiction in there too, you're going to be contributing to the prescription drug problem.
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She sold the annuity to get a larger lump sum up-front in lieu of regular payments.
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I was afraid if I told anyone how I felt inside they'd lump me into that category.
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Delivered without a lump in his throat, and with a hopeful message for the young epistolary geniuses.
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Dougie's wife is grateful that they have $425,000 so that they can pack back some lump sum.
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That also meant I got paid only when I saw him — in lump sums, often months apart.
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The bump swelled into a lump and, later, a malignant tumor, a carcinoma the size of Cleveland.
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Back payments due from April 2019 would be paid in lump sums in March and April 2020.
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I walk through the rooms of our quiet house now with a constant lump in my throat.
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The lump sum of money you pay toward buying a home when you take out a mortgage.
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More severe symptoms — say, a lump that raises a cancer concern — call for an in-person visit.
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Standing in his parents' kitchen a few weeks ago, the thought brought a lump to his throat.
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They happen when a lump of fat starts to grow in the soft tissue of your body.
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" Then again, she added with characteristic pragmatism, "If you write these things, you have to lump it.
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Or rather, I caught one in a glass jar, luring it with a small lump of dough.
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I don't want to lump people together by gender, even though I think the diversity is important.
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Particularly challenging was the case of a 51-year-old woman with a lump on her neck.
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You lump him in with your families as feeling bruised by your decision to leave the church.
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Typically, employers make a lump-sum, after-tax payment, monthly or annually, toward an employee's student loans.
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That's when she and her family first noticed she had a hard, misshapen lump around her abdomen.
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It's easy -- but overly facile -- to lump all of the Republican retirement decisions into a single explanation.
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Not everyone is comfortable spending a large lump sum when signing up to a multi-year contract.
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Part of this fund goes toward my IRA as a lump sum either in December or January.
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Funding according to need, would be replaced with a lump-sum block grant or per-person cap.
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Still, lump-sum payments can take up as much as one third of the average customer's paycheck.
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Years ago, a friend had found a lump near her collarbone and ended up dying of cancer.
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Yet that April, as she was putting on lotion, she noticed a lump in her left breast.
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Instead, the smaller anticyclone appears like a lump traveling around the outer band of the larger one.
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Additionally, workers would have gotten lump sum pay increases and an $8,000 signing bonus, among other benefits.
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Do not pay off mortgages with lump-sum distributions from tax-deferred 401(k) plans or IRAs.
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In Melbourne, the mother was treated for osteoporosis and the daughter for removal of a breast lump.
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Although Yang doesn't make regular contributions to his Roth IRA, he adds lump sums when he can.
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That made Chad wonder about testicular cancer, and that night, in the shower, he discovered a lump.
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Her neck was swollen, and she gasped for air through a lump of tissue in her throat.
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A Military Personnel Message released Monday by Army Human Resources Command says the Army is offering Special Forces Warrant Officers lump sum accession bonuses of $20,000 for six years of service, and lump sum retention bonuses of $100,000 for another five years of service, to Special Forces Warrant Officers.
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Costs may keep some women from getting symptoms like a lump in their breast checked out, Subramanian added.
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They have been the lump of coal in the Trump rally's equity gift bag: real estate investment trusts.
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But after discovering the lump on their young son's hip, they decided to go to the emergency room.
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Happiness here is a lump of green mush the size of a tennis ball that's masticated in public.
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If a Coloradan took home that lump sum, that'd be close to $2476 million in state tax revenue.
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Instead, focus on consistently adding to your portfolio over time, whether in lump sums or smaller systematic increments.
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Grillo condemned the "hurry to lump all the anti-globalization forces and movements together with the term populist".
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"It is true that some children memorize L-M-N-O-P as one lump," Dr. McBride added.
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A young scavenger named Rachel comes across a green sentient lump in the midst of a ruined city.
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In the midst of the coins, sculptures, and pottery, a green-rusted lump of metal caught his eye.
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I cried over every lump, dip, and curve on my body that I've hated since I was 13.
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Lump, who spent a total of 32 days in jail, said authorities mischaracterized the video and his actions.
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Charlie Johnson, a registered nurse from Gillham, Arkansas, was the first to find the lump in her breast.
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After what felt like the two longest days known to man, the lump came back C-word-free.
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Sometimes the telling detail — the yeast that makes the whole lump rise — isn't in the headline you're reading.
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I paused, feeling an uncomfortable lump forming in my throat, and hot tears welling up in my eyes.
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Shatteringly stupid and repulsively misogynistic, "Martyrs" mashes revenge, torture and the supernatural into one solid, quasi-religious lump.
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Loan proceeds can be taken as a lump-sum or monthly payment or as a line of credit.
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As Golden was comforting the dog, she felt a strange lump in the thick fur behind his ear.
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On Tuesday, he chose the lump sum payment option for the the jackpot prize, which equals $477 million.
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For example, governments and health organizations could offer lump-sum rewards for development of a successful new antibiotic.
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Outsiders sometimes lump Poland's government in with the other populists making the running in much of western Europe.
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David had the very large lump for quite a while and made himself scarce to family and friends.
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However, the judge also turned aside a request by the FTC for a $26.5 million lump sum payout.
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Your eyes well up, your skin gets hot, and you feel a massive lump growing in your throat.
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But it turns out, this lump-in-the-throat feeling is normal, and not something you should fight.
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If you lump it all in together, then you demean the women who are being raped and assaulted.
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In photographs, the "Be Careful" rapper can be seen walking barefoot with a large lump on her forehead.
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Meritano, a popular telenovela star, found a breast cancer lump back in March 2014 during a self-check.
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Doctors found a cancerous lump on his tongue in the 1998 and shortly after, he began radiation treatments.
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Through this coverage, she received lump-sum benefit payments that she was free to use as she chose.
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Maybe with a video call to mom that shows her actual face and not a big plush lump?
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The six-figure lump sum quickly dwindled to $500 as John got bought sewing machines and raw materials.
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Manuel Franco, who claimed his haul in late April, chose the lump sum cash option of $477 million.
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Although, never forget, a good lump of coal is also always a highly enjoyable and cost-effective present.
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But the money wasn't awarded in lump sum; rather it came incrementally from the viewers that tuned in.
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Joseph Miller, who represented William Morris at the time, said they settled the claim with a lump sum.
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Some were so big that they could be felt as a lump on the back of the head.
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Case #3: Shane Shane comes to Dr. Lee's office with a large lump growing off his left shoulder.
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In both those devices, they were simply stuffed into an inflexible lump at the edge of the screen.
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If you feel a lump in your breast or have any other worrying symptom go see your doctor.
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Nor do the authors convincingly explain why there's a lump in the middle of the "sole," added Fiedel.
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But that's still best part of two years away — so until then employers have got to lump it.
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The commissioners will discuss how the one-time lump sum will be spent at their May 28 meeting.
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"We had it checked out immediately," McGuinness, 32, told Fox News, referring to the lump on her neck.
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"It hurt a lot and I could move it around under my skin," Guang says of the lump.
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" And Dlisted, a celebrity snark site, once referred to Lively as "a tepid lump of cream of wheat.
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A 'blonde-haired blue-eyed lump' Today, the married father-of-four admits his life is "very glamorous".
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Its repurposed power plant delivers acceleration in a stringy lump while the M3 pulls across the rev range.
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" He bemoans the fact that critics are quick to lump him and his friends under the same "umbrella.
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The lump sum option is available to members with small pots of up to 18,000 pounds in value.
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A £500 lump sum will be needed to open an account or a minimum monthly contribution of £100.
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Nonetheless the firm has just added a new lump of evidence to suggest a dark future for coal.
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After weeks of worrying, I learned the lump was a simple cyst, not uncommon in people with breasts.
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CNBC's "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer, on the other hand, recommends collecting the earnings in a lump sum.
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But in the weeks after delivery, the pain grew excruciating and she felt a lump on her side.
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I've treated a 48-year old teacher's aide who waited a year before having her breast lump examined.
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She said that if it weren't for Dougie, she would have never realized she even had a lump.
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The deal included pay raises, lump-sum bonuses and $11,000 ratification bonuses for most workers, among other benefits.
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You can take the cash in a lump sum, in monthly payments or as a line of credit.
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Legislation introduced in the House replaces existing Medicare payments with a new negotiated lump sum for each provider.
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They won't be charged tens of thousands more because they're pregnant or found a lump in their breast.
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It includes:3% wage increases or 4% lump-sum payments in each of the four years of thecontract.
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Warren has called for streamlining our labor laws to lump all workers together under one set of regulations.
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For all soldiers re-enlisting or reclassifying, the bonus is paid out in one lump sum, Ricks said.
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Of those, the most common complications were swelling, infection, the presence of a nodule or lump, and pain.
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She first noticed a lump below her left eye, which moved above her eye a few days later.
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Unfortunately, politicians — like Donald Trump — readily lump all immigrants into the culprits who are stealing the American Dream.
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"A lot of people take the lump sum because they're not equipped to make the calculation," he said.
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The change will increase the size of lump sum pay outs, a threat to UK motor insurers' profitability.
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It had a giant lump in the middle that essentially forced your hands into a more ergonomic stance.
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Protesters were wrong, however, to lump attendees with the likes of Republican benefactors the Koch brothers, Clooney said.
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I'm also prone to keloid scarring, which happens when scar tissue builds up to form an unsightly lump.
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"We had felt the lump in his abdomen, which we later found out was a tumor," Nicole said.
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"I'm gonna be missing him for a while," Q-Tip said, with an audible lump in his throat.
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This doesn't mean that your body is a hologram — that Uniqlo-clad lump of meat is indisputably there.
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The Malaysian government has offered monthly assistance to the unemployed and lump payments to workers in certain sectors.
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But many Washington journalists are likely to view a cancellation as a not-so-subtle lump of coal.
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GM said the deferred money would be repaid in a lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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GM said the deferred money would be repaid in a lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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Until she felt the lump, she didn't sense she was sick, even though she might have been dying.
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You teach your iPhone's talk-to-text how to spell "lumpectomy" (mine kept hearing "lump back to me").
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There are a variety of ETFs on the market that lump a bunch of high-dividend stocks together.
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He also said he had trouble being intimate with his girlfriend, Brittney, because of how the lump looked.
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She loves you and won't want to lump you in with people she holds (unfairly) in low regard.
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There's a reason why, in my view, Trump broke the payments into pieces rather than one lump sum.
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On the Mega Millions, the $281.2 million lump sum has an estimated federal tax withholding of $70.3 million.
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Rodan and Fields were paid a lump sum estimated at $50 million at that time according to Forbes.
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The winner gets to choose between taking an immediate lump sum or receiving annual payments over 30 years.
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Getting a large chunk of your annual income as a lump sum "is a big deal," he said.
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"Beneath the dent, I didn't feel a lump, but something I might describe as a 'thickening,'" Dahlgren said.
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A tiny lump of crystallized copper oxide looms like a supervillain's fortress, all harsh facades and jutting angles.
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The estimated federal tax withholding on the $224 million lump sum would be $56 million, according to USAMega.com.
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"Beneath the dent, I didn't feel a lump, but something I might describe as a 'thickening,' " she explained.
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What workers want The workers want higher hourly wages, lump sum payments and a better profit-sharing plan.
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On those days, the words "disorder" and "condition" creep up, and they inspire a lump in my throat.
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There are found objects, such as Annie Bielski's garment-wrapped bulb lying on a lump on the ground.
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On "Don't Shoot Me Santa" he learns that naughty boys get more than just a lump of coal.
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He said he planned to take his winnings as a $162.5 million lump sum rather than in installments.
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Those hurt at the mosques, and the families of those who died, have received three lump sum payments.
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Of course, there's more to Sbirro than dunking a lump of cheese in beer and seeing what happens.
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UC wanted to pay a single, reduced lump sum for open access publishing and subscriptions in Elsevier's journals.
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He would tell them payments hadn't been made yet, or were in installments instead of a lump sum.
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It is not quite right to lump the top 1% in with the rest of the best-off quintile.
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But to lump BuzzFeed's coverage into the now overly-broad category of malicious "fake news" isn't quite right, either.
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She was 36, newly engaged, and had a lump the size of a large walnut in her right breast.
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For example, the lump sum on the $20183 billion jackpot would be $22018 million, according to lottery site USAMega.com.
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Dr. Erich Voigt was watching HGTV's "Beachfront Bargain Hunt" when he noticed a concerning lump on Nicole McGuinness' neck.
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Its jackpot grew on Friday to $470 million from $430 million, with a lump sum value of $268.6 million.
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Finally, she's able to pull out all that squishy gunk, and Jose walks out of the office lump-free.
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A mammogram was negative because of the location of the lump, but an ultrasound was able to catch it.
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But they will be happy to know that lump-sum investing has proven to provide better long-term returns.
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Shyft works with corporate companies' lump-sum funds to help employees find the best price possible for their move.
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A federal criminal complaint was filed days later that accused Lump of breaking the law by threatening the president.
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Dickinson was diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) on March 12, days after her doctor found a lump.
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The morning after going out, I remembered feeling the lump, and checked to see if it was still there.
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In the South, as in post-communist Russia, a half-digested lump of history sits suffocatingly near society's heart.
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The only object in the gift store that sparked my sincere interest was a book about Picasso's dachshund, Lump.
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Had you invested it in gold, by contrast, your small lump of metal would now be worth just $4,200.
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A big one is whether to take the winnings as a lump sum or spread out over several decades.
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Mansfield was a fit and healthy 31-year-old when she found a lump in one of her breasts.
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You also get to decide whether to take an immediate lump sum or spread your winnings across several decades.
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They're both extra, solo guests, the people you lump together mainly because you don't know where to stick them.
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The rocky lump was first discovered about 50 miles outside of London in 2004 by fossil collector Jamie Hiscocks.
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Musk won't get the full value in one lump sum, and he might not even get all of it.
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For one man, that meant a lump on his left hip so misshapen, it almost looked like a face.
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In this experiment, he starts applying low voltage to a lump of ballistic gel and works his way up.
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"I tend to lump all oil companies together under one big evil umbrella," a middle-aged Englishman told me.
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It saw a M2 armor-piercing projectile—0.3 inches in diameter—being fired at a lump of metal foam.
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This time, it wasn't just removing a lump — it was that plus replacing implants which made recovery extremely difficult.
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Several audio companies have been migrating over toward alternative payment models that don't require a lump sum up front.
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Someone likely to contract cancer may buy cancer or critical-illness cover, which pays a lump sum upon diagnosis.
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Being first to draw the lump sum of 4,000 birr ($140), he put the money away and joined another.
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A lot depends on key details, like how big that lump sum is and how quickly it would grow.
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"I was having a harder time swallowing, and this lump was getting bigger," Tarek told PEOPLE after his diagnosis.
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Voigt, an ENT in New York, happened to be watching her episode and noticed the lump on her neck.
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Unlike their parents, most don't receive company pensions that pay them a lump sum or monthly stipend in retirement.
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But the benefits of taking a lump sum versus a monthly annuity vary on a case-by-case basis.
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It is unlikely, however, that Andrews will see the whole lump sum, legal analyst Michael McCann previously told PEOPLE.
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Mr. Trump has managed to lump Christians with xenophobes, islamophobes, and racists, all of which devout Christians are not.
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Certain benefit balances of the fund could be transferred to other retirement plan options or a lump sum payout.
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Because when you lump us together, you're disregarding the deep, rich, and complex cultural backgrounds we individually come from.
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"I could feel right away that there was a giant lump in my throat and my heart," Ruiz says.
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Forbes later reported that they planned to spend the lump sum on advice from their financial planners and attorneys.
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Spicy lump crab cakes, spicy chicken and rice noodles, and braised Chinese eggplant are indicative of the seasonal menu.
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A lipoma is a fat-filled lump that grows slowly in the area between a person's muscles and skin.
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The German establishment will continue to lump the AfD together with skinheads and extremists who burn down immigrant housing.
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But when I returned from my own morning outing, I spotted a lump of black feathers along the bank.
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If that doesn't put a lump in your throat and a tear in your eye, you're made of stone.
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I spent so much of my life scared of being seen as a sexless lump or a fetish object.
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If you want to bring up your backwards politics with me or lump me in with them...fuck you.
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Inside the circle is a fatty lump, a lipoma around 6 centimeters across, which he is about to remove.
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Mosso injects local anesthetic into the lump, makes a cut, and his white-gloved finger disappears to the knuckle.
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On the other hand, unusually, you may find an odd lump or discharge or blood coming from your nipple.
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There's a genuinely touching tale here, as the small lump in my throat tells me during that credit roll.
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She is also clutching a large lump of wood, black electrical tape wrapped around its end like a handle.
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My father was concerned that doctors found a lump in my mother's breast during a routine annual check-up.
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The lump sum Texas will pay instead should take care of nearly two years of Applewhite's $22021 million salary.
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I'd rather a grandson who can do useful things than get A's and sit here like a lump. Sham!
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Management could arrange a tipping pool so tenants could give a lump sum that is then doled out accordingly.
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That meant they received the benefit incrementally, in slightly higher paychecks, rather than in a juicy, lump-sum refund.
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The cocoon arrives in the jail cell as a stowaway, an unexpected lump in a bowl of prison gruel.
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And they lump the news media together with Democrats, using Mr. Trump's language to describe them: evil, socialists, dangerous.
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For each batch, he mixes a lump of starter into Sicilian sea salt, finely ground Italian flour and water.
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Annuities are insurance or investment contracts that give investors regular payments in exchange for a lump sum paid upfront.
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"Don't let history lump you in with the white hoods and robes crowd," Mr. Penzey said in a Nov.
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For example, the lump sum on the $522 million jackpot would be $308.1 million, according to lottery site USAMega.com.
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The winner can either take the entire $522 million in installments or an immediate lump sum of $308 million.
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She was awarded $100,000 in a lawsuit against the landlord — accessible as a lump sum when she turned 18.
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Lottery officials say she chose to take a lump sum payment of $480 million, or $336 million after taxes.
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They are unabashedly putting everything your mouth loves into one hot lump — and they make no bones about it.
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" The House does have a "lump sum" payment form, however, that includes a box members can check labeled "severance.
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The animal was buried in a lump of frozen mud in Russia, its fur, whiskers and body fully intact.
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Its jackpot rose on Friday to $3503 million from $430 million, with a lump sum value of $268.6 million.
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Next, a lump -- sometimes as small as pea, other times as big as an apple -- protruded from their skin.
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You can buy the phone after 18 months of payments in one lump sum or six more monthly payments.
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And Australia recently elected a government headed by a man who proudly brandished a lump of coal in parliament.
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One year, they collaborated with Jimmy Kimmel on a delightful Christmas song about a lump of coal called Joel.
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"With emotions pent up no longer, I felt a horrible lump in the pit of my stomach," he wrote.
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If you take a lump-sum payout, you eliminate the possibility that your employer may default on your pension.
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Most people who take a lump sum do so by rolling over the proceeds into an individual retirement account.
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Ultimately, Congress only has the power to provide a "lump sum" to the president in those cases, he said.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — Less than a month ago, Chris Naegel called his wife, Lindsey, with a lump in his throat.
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The prince had told Christie's that he intended to pay in one lump sum upon completion of the sale.
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And so, when she recently discovered a suspicious lump in her belly, she found herself hoping it was cancer.
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More common, Syrians say, are lies about wages, which are typically handed over in end-of-harvest lump sums.
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The federal government would convert some (but not all) of that spending into a lump-sum payment to states.
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Cardi was booted from the party, and left without her shoes and a giant lump above her left eye.
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Three weeks ago, a lump formed in my throat as I opened my inbox to find an email from 23andMe.
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During the whole process I felt a lump again, and it was one of the scariest moments of my life.
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Jackpot winners get to decide between taking an immediate, reduced lump sum or spreading out their winnings over three decades.
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She tells Abbi that doctors found a benign lump in her breast, and it changed her whole perspective on life.
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Many insurance companies lump these women with the larger pool of people in whom more general depression has been diagnosed.
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"I would encourage borrowers not to take a big lump sum of money and blow it right away," said Johnson.
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I felt where she'd bashed me…"—Guest touches her chest—"…and I thought: there's a bit of a lump there.
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She worried a lump under her arm was the return of breast cancer, and supporters overwhelmed her with more prayers.
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All 20 gathered at her home, where they decided to take the lump sum, which ends up being $254.7 million.
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And those that do become problematic grow so quickly that mammograms rarely identified them before patients could feel a lump.
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So frequently, they'd just lump all their data together and calculate an average face, regardless of race, gender, or age.
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You can withdraw a lump sum from your IRA, whereas your Social Security, of course, is paid in monthly installments.
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The jackpot payout can be taken in a lump sum or in 29 annual payments, according to the Washington Post.
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This lump is meant as a stand-in for a grand and tragic narrative, perhaps an emblem of capitalism itself.
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Alphabet was next, with a $75 billion lump of cash and a stock that is down 7 percent this year.
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Newsday reported that Savastano received a lump sum of $661,800 from the Merry Millionaire scratch-off game on Jan. 8.
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Might scrapped cash unredeemed by presumed tax-dodgers be recycled into a lump-sum payment to each and every citizen?
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Unless the lump is painful, though, fat necrosis won't need to be treated and usually goes away on its own.
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After a few days, my skin calmed down and the lump shrank to a smaller, more manageable size before disappearing.
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In the next couple of minutes, the cloud inched closer to the Sun, and a lump caught in my throat.
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Being born in the nineties, I had missed most of the lump-it-long-and-trudge of the English game.
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Since she caught them early, though, they won't leave the same type of damage as the lump on her chin.
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You can withdraw a lump sum from your IRA, of course, whereas your Social Security is paid in monthly installments.
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When you're stressed or upset, this muscle tightens, which causes the feeling of a ball or lump, Dr. Chang says.
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So, how does a massive lump of flesh manage to elude decomposition for 110 million years, last meal and all?
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The fire caused damage to a part of the Robe River facility that separates lump and fine iron ore products.
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But in the spring, she discovered a lump that turned out to be a type of cancer called a sarcoma.
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Her lump, which doctors reassured her was likely benign given her age and lack of symptoms, felt "ominous," she said.
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However, the judge also turned aside a request by the Federal Trade Commission for a $26.5 million lump sum payout.
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Car Lease: $299Car Insurance: I make a lump sum payment every six months, but that breaks down to ~$102/month.
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While it's easy to lump Wag, DogVacay and Rover together, there are some key differences in the way they operate.
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But when we humans lump each other into groups, we tend to rate others lower on both agency and experience.
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The lump she'd found under her right nipple was cancerous and would require a mastectomy and eight rounds of chemotherapy.
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Typically, we only get 30 seconds from that first feeling of a lump in our throat to full blown sobbing.
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In response, Lopez asked Owens "please don't lump me into" the group of Hollywood parents of which she was speaking.
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Powerball winners must decide whether to collect their money in a single reduced lump sum or 30-year annuity payments.
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People connected to Cardi told us they believe she got the lump from being elbowed by someone on Nicki's security.
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On Christmas week, a single winner will receive one lump of coal for each vote casted, thanks to your help.
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Every year, after our final show, we give a lump sum of our earnings to the Chicago Women's Health Center.
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Even when that cash is spent, a blind commitment to perpetual funding, versus a lump sum, may not be popular.
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Players can instead choose to forego the lump-sum payment and pursue individual litigation against the NHL on their own.
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And we're about to have a whole separate lump of incredible discovery — whether it's cancer care or something from genomics.
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We settled at 129,000 pesos, which we're paying in six installments because we can't afford to pay a lump sum.
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If Lonzo put the entire $22015,748,520 lump sum at that time into crypto––which, I mean, why would he not?
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Maybe Qyburn's reanimation skills have their limits and the Mountain is just a useless lump of mobile-but-dead flesh.
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And when I say "they" you notice how I lump [Democrats and Republicans] together, because they work together on it.
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It is thus tempting to lump Labour's ongoing moral degradation in with the broader rise of anti-Semitism in Europe.
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In the second quarter, FMC lowered the range for an expected ESCO program lump-sum reimbursement by 41 million euros.
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The miners heat the small lump with a blowtorch, sending mercury vapors into the air and leaving the gold behind.
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The lump weighed nearly five pounds, which Boonrith thinks could be worth around £80,000, or roughly $102,768, Daily Mail reported.
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She is either a demigod, the daughter of Zeus, or a former lump of clay, among other creation-myth musings.
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Under the amendments, coal mining companies agreed to pay 13.5 percent royalties on coal sales as a cash lump sum.
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Anna Guzello, a supermarket cashier from Brooklyn, had noticed a small lump in her left breast a few months earlier.
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One morning when I was 503, I casually checked during a shower and was stunned to feel a tiny lump.
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"I've been spending more money than I'm making," he rapped on "Veins," steering syllables around the lump in his throat.
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God. It puts a lump in your throat—the same moon that Jimmy Stewart lassoed in It's a Wonderful Life!
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Lump charcoal also burns hotter than briquettes, which is ideal when you want to sear a steak or other meat.
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Trump has made several significant contributions to the Trump Foundation, including an initial multimillion-dollar lump sum at its inception.
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"He's so brightly colored and a big lump of slime — I love that one," Pokorny said of her Slimer costume.
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Pimple Popper drained an orange-sized lump that was growing on the back of a woman's thigh for 10 years
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But in her day job, as a legal secretary, she is happy to stick with a traditional lump-sum check.
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This is an insurance product that requires a lump-sum investment and will provide a steady stream of retirement income.
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Helicopter makers and the National Guard got nice a present for Christmas, but American taxpayers got a lump of coal.
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But, even then, most of us lump him in with the other presidents that served between Grant and Theodore Roosevelt.
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I felt genuinely let down when the season finale failed to make me get that achy lump in my throat.
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Pruitt's backers say the left — and they lump the mainstream press into that category — won't be satisfied if Pruitt goes.
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One even paused the massage to ensure that I was aware of the lump and had had it checked out.
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Since discovering a cancerous lump in his neck in 2014, Sakamoto has adopted a reverence for the vulnerability of life.
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Per capita caps provide lump sums for every person, which results in extra money in years where Medicaid enrollment spikes.
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I lump these questions together because they're coming from the same place: please tell me the future of these players.
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The crab cakes were disappointing because it seemed as if they'd been made with shredded instead of lump crab meat.
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Officials at Cal Fire, the state firefighting agency, do not usually lump separate — but simultaneous — blazes together for record keeping.
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Debentures are lump-sum loans that incoming students are required to pay to the school on top of regular fees.
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Maybe we should just give people a lump sum for a while to help ease the pain of switching sectors.
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It's very possible to co-exist with rappers who do this without needed to lump everyone in the same category.
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The winner, who went under the name "Good Karma Family 2018," chose the lump-sum cash option of $352 million.
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What you'll see is a ragged little lump half-buried in a sandpit, like a matzo ball sunken in soup.
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The man who succeeded him, Scott Morrison, endeared himself to the industry by bringing a lump of coal into Parliament.
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The former mayor is turning over the money as one lump sum, rather than in annual installments, the aides said.
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While it seems perverse to lump two unprofitable companies together, Musk is hoping there's an opportunity for fruitful collaboration here.
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When it comes to insurance proceeds, Ms. Armstrong said, widows typically can choose between a lump sum and monthly payouts.
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"But I think the real reason people don't violate N.D.A.s is that they're not lump sum payments," Ms. Rhode said.
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Photo: Kumar, et al (BMJ Case Reports)On the initial physical examination, the lump was suspected to be a tumor.
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GM also said deferment in salaried employees' compensation will be repaid in lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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GM also said deferment in salaried employees' compensation will be repaid in lump sum no later than March 15, 2021.
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Sahm proposed direct cash transfers to individuals, in one big lump sum, whenever economic data suggested a recession was looming.
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Women who are seen as political insiders — or as dishonest, which many voters lump together — suffer more than do men.
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Alternatively, states could receive an annual lump sum of federal money for Medicaid in the form of a block grant.
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A sedentary lump (he looks as if he's taken root), Ki-taek doesn't have a lot obviously going for him.
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Doctors in August had found a small lump on Gus Jiménez's lung, his wife told CNN affiliate WABC this week.
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They argue states could more effectively run the program with a lump sum payment from Washington and fewer federal requirements.
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Twelve years ago, she noticed a lump under her arm and went to see a doctor, who ran some tests.
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The reclassified tumor is a small lump in the thyroid that is completely surrounded by a capsule of fibrous tissue.
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The price to end the deal was a $500 million lump sum payment and a small annual stream of money.
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That's because the rankings count multiyear pledges only once, as a lump sum in the year the commitment was made.
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In May, Catholic Charities got the city to help settle the Childs family's arrears with a lump sum of $12,083.46.
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Further, once you've given a lump sum to an insurance company for an annuity, you can't get your money back.
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Lee then decided it was time to cut the lump open and confirm it was a lipoma like she suspected.
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The anonymous winner from North Carolina chose to take home a lump sum which amounted to $491.7 million after tax.
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States would receive a lump sum of money and would have a lot of leeway over how to spend it.
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At first, GiveDirectly handed out large lump sums, generally $212,2500 spread into three payments over the course of the year.
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When you get a loan through your bank or credit union, you get a lump sum to purchase the car.
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Graham-Cassidy would have effectively turned health care spending into a lump sum and handed it over to the states.
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That is terrible news, because the lump sums usually are far less valuable to retirees than the lifetime income stream.
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Most winners choose the lump sum of cash, but most people who do so are making a poor financial decision.
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But a lump sum may make sense for some, said certified financial planner Marguerita Cheng, CEO of Blue Ocean Global Wealth.
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It seem weird to lump the two together, but it's a move that scientists have been considering for nearly a century.
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Breast cancer often presents with a lump or a mass, but many cases, like Chieze's, have no detectable lumps at all.
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She strategically slices around the lump with her scalpel — which is a different approach than she normally takes, slicing straight across.
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My mom later reimbursed me a lump sum for 2/3rds, and my sister is on a repayment plan with her.
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In the us, we lump workers into two categories, employee or independent contractor, neither of which were designed for Fasil Teka.
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The study mainly looked at the effect of receiving lottery prizes in lump sums as opposed to monthly installments, researchers warn.
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The 51-year-old grandmother of six also chose to receive a lump sum payment of about $140 million after taxes.
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And for good reason: each lump of chew on the ground can net ten bucks for the vulture who finds it.
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Christian's lump is on his back and has a similar fatty consistency, but is bigger and growing much faster than Jonathan's.
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A major difference is that the home equity loan is a lump sum and you often have a fixed interest rate.
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We know the lump sum of small-donor dollars, but the FEC doesn't know the identities unless the campaign reports them.
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She names the lump Borne, and forms a connection with it, teaching it to speak and about the world surrounding them.
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Good deeds A Georgia waiter feeds a customer with no hands and the Internet develops a serious lump in its throat.
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After checking myself over for the hundredth time that week, I found it; a pea sized lump hidden in my armpit.
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"The fat lobules lose their blood supply, and they respond by calcifying and turning hard, into a lump," says Dr. Euhus.
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One Saturday during veterinary school, Rebecca Hall, then 25 years old, was stretching when she felt a lump in her breast.
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I'm going to tell you right now, ever since I got that phone call, this damn lump has not stopped growing.
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If you want the money now in one lump sum, the jackpot is $380 million, a cut of roughly 30 percent.
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Some borrowers "were taking out the maximum amount of equity they could in these big, lump-sum draws initially," explained Sullivan.
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If you take the lump sum benefits, you've also retroactively signed up for Medicare going back as far as six months.
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These vegans probably still love animals, but what's weird is how they lump all this pseudoscience bullshit in with loving animals.
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"If I had it to go over again, I would not take that life insurance in one lump sum," she said.
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A jackpot winner could opt for a $422 million annuity paid out over 29 years or a $291 million lump sum.
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Camelot is launching an annuity-style lottery which rewards winners with a monthly income for life rather than a lump sum.
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The lump sum cash payout is estimated at $2656 million and the next drawing for the Powerball is set for Wednesday.
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If winners want to walk away with the lump-sum cash payout immediately, they must claim the prize within 60 days.
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Syco Entertainment, the production company that represents VanderWaal, could not say whether the youngster took a lump sum or an annuity.
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After tests revealed her lump was malignant, she underwent two excisions, eight months of chemotherapy, and seven weeks of radiation daily.
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A plan will also serve you well for tax refunds, or if your job entails commissions or lump-sum freelance payments.
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To get rid of it, Dr. Lee slices into the squishy mass and, using two hands, begins to squeeze Ken's lump.
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In exchange for a lump-sum investment, this type of annuity guarantees a steady income for the rest of your life.
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The firm promptly made more than half that lump sum in revenue for itself—and still has 70 years of returns.
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SNC projected lower annual revenue from its metals and mining business, as it stops bidding on lump-sum projects going forward.
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The largest lump of tissue—what I believe to be the yolk sac—was smaller than it felt in my heart.
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"We need to expand to them tech bags," he says in a low baritone, using the current slang for lump payments.
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Jaiden Rogers, of Alamosa, was first diagnosed in 2013 after his father Tim spotted a hard lump on his right thigh.
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An everyday hero, known only as Denise, fought off a lump-of-wood wielding thief with her own baseball bat Tuesday.
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It wasn&apost known Thursday if the winner had decided to claim the lump sum or take their winnings over time.
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Our friends at the Verge like 1Password, which costs either a few bucks a month or one big lump sum payment.
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A dermatologist suggested that I should undergo surgery to remove the lump and a biopsy afterwards to check what it was.
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While both vegans and Muslims can enjoy halal and vegan products, it's misleading to the consumer to lump these products together.
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Those who want to buy their phones can pay the remaining amount in a lump sum or in six monthly increments.
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In other words, don't use a lump-sum payment from one of these to buy the Mercedes-Benz you've always wanted.
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By the end of the year, ZTE eventually folded: it agreed to pay the company a lump settlement of $21.5 million.
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The couple isn't having sex before they're married and, in the episode, Leta showed James her lump for the first time.
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"The new agreement will provide lump sum turnkey stimulation services which include major hydraulic fracturing and well intervention operations," Aramco said.
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At the end of the year, the driver has an option to buy the truck outright for an additional lump sum.
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In 2015 it offered a lump sum to repay debt to Venezuela, which it had incurred buying oil at a discount.
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UAW SAYS DEAL INCLUDES 3% WAGE INCREASES IN SECOND AND FOURTH YEARS, 4% LUMP SUM PAYMENTS IN FIRST AND THIRD YEARS
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Instead, states would get a lump sum annually through 2026, and the state would decide what to do with that money.
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I could invest my lump-sum and pull it out after a couple of years, but what's the point of that?
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Is it any wonder then that we are increasingly willing to lump those who disagree with us into the "deranged" category?
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These policies come in many forms and typically provide a lump-sum payment upon your death to beneficiaries whom you've designated.
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Dutton also recommends looking for landlords who include utilities in the rent so you're only paying one lump fee every month.
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The lump sum payment option will be available to members with small pots of up to 18,000 pounds in total value.
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One researcher, Jerry Silver, from Case Western Reserve University, Ohio, had a massive heap of skepticism to lump on the paper.
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Instead, the bill would provide a lump sum of money to states to help residents pay for health care through 2026.
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And even with steady monitoring, if the tiniest lump was ever found in either breast, I would have to have chemo.
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In addition to the main lump that I can feel, they've found at least two more—one in my lymph nodes.
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The result was that it was indeed a lipoma—that renegade lump of gristle that sits between the skin and muscle.
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Republicans love the idea of block granting the program, either through big lump sums or limits on funding for each recipient.
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He was squat at 240 pounds with putty-lump features and a goggling stare that gave him an aura of menace.
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" And once again he feels "the unutterable enormity of love pressing hotly behind one's breastbone like a hot lump of lead.
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A knotty lump in a 70-year-old woman's thigh seemed to be neither a tumor, cyst, abscess nor fat deposit.
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Needless to say, it was spectacular—redolent of onions and herbs, but crabbier than your aunt's pension for jumbo lump crabtinis.
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They are structured to be paid off in one lump sum, typically within two to four weeks after they are originated.
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Whereas most people usually lump all law enforcement into the "Republican" bucket, it actually exists on a more nuanced political spectrum.
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There would be seven fretful days between the detection of this second lump in the same breast and the scheduled scan.
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Kalkutta essentially exchanged the future dividends she would continue to make on her Halsey hit for a lump sum of money.
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The cocktail reception menu is high-roller comfort food: lump crab cakes, lobster tails, beef tenderloin sliders and Alaskan king crab.
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Until now, Amazon has only offered term loans, which are lump sums of money repaid over a fixed period of time.
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His picking up a small lump of natural salt from the Arabian Sea shore led to the historic civil disobedience movement.
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As with women, one of the first warning signs of breast cancer in men can be a lump in the breast.
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Figure out whether to take the lump sum of $303.1 million or yearly payments averaging about $17 million over 30 years.
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They had to get rid of me sometime," he joked, before admitting that it "put a little lump in my throat.
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Increase your monthly payment — even an extra $100 can make a huge difference — or make a one-time lump sum contribution.
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After a visit to the emergency room and two rounds of antibiotics to reduce the pain and swelling, a lump remained.
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For people who are offered a lump sum in exchange for exiting their company's plan, there are some things to consider.
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A bigger issue, though, is the decision by Zuckerberg's company to lump together the metrics for its various social-media platforms.
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And it's rare that most people will come upon the kind of windfall that might make a lump-sum investment attractive.
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This was my property, my arm, and that lump of flesh lying there bleeding into the grass was Allison's dead pet.
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Her violet gaze swept from me to the lump on the ground beneath the bloodied T-shirt and finally to Allison.
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The lump the medical team discovered was composed of 17 contact lenses, they reported this month in BMJ, a medical journal.
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Instead of a girl who tells Grinch to lump it,she's a middle-aged gal in the hills of Mount Crumpit.
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However, OCE said there were no records of Meadows filing any "severance" or "lump sum" request forms during the transitional period.
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Once that company successfully goes public and its value increases, that equity easily turns into a large lump sum of money.
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That's what Glenn Beck's famous chalkboard was all about: the One Big Lump of Evil, all the bad guys in cahoots.
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There is the standard HECM, which you can use as a line of credit, a monthly installment or a lump sum.
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Genetic engineering techniques that anti-GMO activists and lobby groups lump under the "GMO" umbrella are tools in an agricultural toolbox.
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I listen to it and it might give me a lump in my throat because it connects me to a friend.
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PARELES Each bromide here is like a dusty lump of coal in your stocking that you also have to eat. CARAMANICA
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In our great American tradition of making taxes hurt, Wisconsin property tax bills come in a lump sum just before Christmas.
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Federal money is distributed as a lump sum to the states annually, and they then have two years to spend it.
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It would give states a lump sum per person and leave local officials to decide how best to spend that money.
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" On labeling all journalists fake news: "It's the press corps that also lumps all of us into the same bucket as well, and says 'conservatives don't care about this,' 'the Republicans are racist'...if we don't want to lump every journalist into the same thing, then don't lump every Republican and every conservative into the same box.
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AS A historical oddity, the story of Heligoland—a partly populated lump of rock in the North Sea—is worth readers' attention.
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As a ballerina in the elite Joffrey company, Maggie Kudirka put off worrying about a hard, raised lump above her left breast.
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According to a Goldcorp circular cited by SGC, Telfer will be entitled for a lump sum retirement allowance of about $12 million.
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She also had the option of a lump sum payment of $198.1 million, before taxes, which amounts to $140.6 million after taxes.
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It's not a permanent career — I have a dream of someday becoming a backup dancer — but this lump is in my way.
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While there's a healthy lump of fast-paced punk influence from the Gainesville, Florida, scene that birthed him—bands like Against Me!
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A lump in the bone has been interpreted as an injury caused by repetitive physical activity, perhaps from knapping stones into tools.
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