"Louisiana made a deal with the devil," said Anderson.
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Sabrina has officially made a deal with The Satanic Temple.
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A charter company made a deal with Hillary's campaign org.
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" (Reddit) "The day I made a deal with my brother.
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That's when she made a deal with her dad, Don.
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So Knicks Coach David Fizdale made a deal with Robinson.
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So Jesús Vicuña, 17, made a deal with the heavens.
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Then they made a deal to get him back again.
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So these companies made a deal with Jaysh Al Mahdi.
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"We made a deal with the state GOP," he told CNN.
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Essentially, Trump made a deal with the right during the campaign.
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They made a deal with working-class whites and never delivered.
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The two men have reportedly made a deal with Warner Bros.
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Lamoriello made a deal to bring him back to Long Island.
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Two weeks after the FBI arrests, Moscow and Washington made a deal.
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They knowingly made a deal with the devil, and can't back out.
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But his own actions have also made a deal harder to reach.
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The sources were thrilled with the fact that they made a deal.
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In 2013, Helt, who attends a Methodist church, made a deal with God.
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Carpenter made a deal with the Poprad city council to buy the statue.
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In 2008, Mnuchin made a deal with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
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So they made a deal with each other, a buddy system of sorts.
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We found a small art gallery in Chelsea, and we made a deal.
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We made a deal last year; we have to stick to the deal.
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Republicans have sold out their principles and made a deal with the devil.
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He just made a deal with federal prosecutors to be granted full immunity.
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"He made a deal with the devil to become speaker," Rooney told me.
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Bernie Sanders "made a deal with the devil" when he agreed to support Clinton.
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He made a deal with the Brazilian state of Pará for 2.5 million acres.
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Google and Fiat/Chrysler have made a deal to make 100 self-driving minivans.
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He made a deal with Chuck Schumer that he would oppose any conservative amendments.
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Here we find out that the hillbillies once made a deal with The Butcher.
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He made a deal with "serpents," as Don Neto (Joaquín Cosio) had called them.
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This isn't the first time that Virgin Galactic has made a deal with Italy.
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"I made a deal with the devil," Jonas says, taking a sip of whiskey.
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Subsidies or not, they appreciated that Trump made a deal before even being inaugurated.
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QVC just made a deal to buy its biggest rival, the Home Shopping Network.
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The Obama administration previously made a deal to take 1,250 refugees held by Australia.
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"If we didn't have tariffs, we wouldn't have made a deal," he told CNBC.
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In 2012, he and his new-ish wife Danielle made a deal with E!
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In the hopes of a reduced sentence, he made a deal with federal prosecutors.
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Using go-between negotiators, President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev made a deal.
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Instead, Mr. Obama made a deal with Russia to rid Syria of chemical weapons.
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They could have easily made a deal but decided to play Shutdown politics instead.
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Disney made a deal so that emojis would appear after #C3PO, #StormTrooper, and #BB8.
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We made a deal between the U.S., Jordan, and Russia to deescalte in southwest Syria.
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" Mr Juncker was triumphant, too, tweeting: "I came for a deal, we made a deal.
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He built it himself, having made a deal with his landlord to share the costs.
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Five months later, Hobby Lobby made a deal to pay $1.6 million for 5,548 artifacts.
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"I made a deal as I was holding him waiting for the ambulance," Heslov explained.
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OPEC has made a deal to cut oil output, the first such agreement since 2008.
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I had the intention to make a deal today and we made a deal today.
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Son pitched Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who never made a deal, according to The Information.
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We have made a deal with HBO to make more films of August Wilson's plays.
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It's not that he made a deal with Democrats; dealing with Democrats is perfectly fine.
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The next year Mr. McAuliffe made a deal on a law expanding concealed-carry rights.
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I made a deal with our female God that I would trade height for years.
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"We made a deal with Jujamcyn that was beneficial to both parties," Mr. Reitz said.
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Either way, at least publicly, big business made a deal with Trump, and then reneged.
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"I cannot believe that I just made a deal with the Mark Cuban," Kobrosly said.
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So they made a deal, but it was for a very short period of time.
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And Singer, who made a deal with prosecutors, laid out how he said it occurred.
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"We made a deal for 2017 in a matter of a few weeks," Stroll recalled.
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Republicans made a deal: They'd protect Trump, and Trump would give them their Supreme Court nominee.
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Lantern subsequently made a deal with Bravo to bring Project Runway back to its original network.
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His campaign made a deal with Ted Cruz's operation to split up three future primary states.
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So I made a deal with Netflix, and I was working on stand-up all summer.
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As we reported, Kim and Kanye have made a deal with a surrogate for baby #3.
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In 2628, warring factions made a deal to extend them while also gradually phasing them out.
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"I made a deal with myself when I saw the writing on the wall," Spalding said.
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Charter eventually made a deal after it acquired Time Warner Cable (which has been renamed Spectrum).
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This produced a furious response from Erdogan who thought he had made a deal with Trump.
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This year she said As You Sow made a deal with Kroger and withdrew the proposal.
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As a foundation, they made a deal with Amazon Prime for exclusive post-theatrical streaming rights.
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"If we didn't have tariffs, we wouldn't have made a deal with Mexico," the president said.
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Flynn, at least, appears not to have accepted and made a deal with prosecutors last year.
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It wasn't like I made a deal and had to go out and do a lot.
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Starz recently lost its access to new Disney movies; Disney made a deal with Netflix instead.
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In mid-September 2013, the United States and Russia made a deal concerning Syria's chemical weapons.
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He made a deal with prosecutors in April to plead guilty only to the misdemeanor intimidation charge.
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The revelation just yesterday that the DNC, in effect, made a deal with Hillary Clinton -- RYAN: Yes.
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You might recall that last year Texas made a deal to acquire Cole Hamels at the deadline.
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"We made a deal saying we don&apost want them on our beaches this summer," Becker said.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Isn&apost it true that you made a deal with the DA to avoid prosecution?
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Yet the billionaire made a deal with precisely that on a "Shark Tank" episode that aired Friday.
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The truth is that we made a deal with Facebook; we gave up our information for free.
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"Thank God our Congressmen made a deal [Monday] night to not go along with that," he said.
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Kennedy came to realize, too late, that he should have made a deal based on Nixon's proposals.
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Eventually, he ventured down an alley, where wet clothes hung on a line, and made a deal.
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They made a deal for Cincinnati's Brandon Phillips, who used his no-trade clause to kill it.
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Find out who they made a deal with on Shark Tank Sunday at 9P ET on CNBC.
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America made a deal, withdrew from the deal, and drained Iran of any benefit of the deal.
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"Thank God our congressmen made a deal last night to not go along with that," Kimmel said.
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We're told Corinne made a deal with Jordan ... she wouldn't have sex with anyone on the show.
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Google made a deal in 21980 to reimagine a chunk of waterfront Toronto from the ground up.
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And "respectable" Republicans made a deal with the devil long before they put Mr. Trump in power.
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Most pairs made a deal, with salaries ranging from $80,000 to the maximum, with a signing bonus.
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To prevent vandalism and theft, oBike last week made a deal with three municipalities east of Paris.
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Argentina recently made a deal with China that will allow it to import soymeal starting next year.
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In 2014, the U.S. made a deal with the Taliban and Bergdahl was released in a prisoner swap.
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But when we made a deal with the angels of the Information Age we also got the devils.
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In 1996 Pepsi made a deal with Air France to paint a Concorde in the Pepsi blue colour.
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We made a deal before the first HOH (head of the household) that a girl needed to win.
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So I made a deal with him that I would stay in treatment as long as he did.
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Three years ago, I made a deal with myself: I wanted to have $100,000 saved when I'm 220.
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It later emerged that Mr. Deitsch had made a deal to sell the building to an investment firm.
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So when Aaron pestered him about playing baseball, they made a deal: He had to hit left-handed.
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That appreciation made a deal to purchase Quartz increasingly cheaper, particularly with a major chunk done with stock.
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Then Jack made a deal giving away exclusive rights to the algorithm for five years (so, so bad).
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And I made a deal then, because it's his thing, that I would never really talk about it.
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Then last week they made a deal to undo budget caps demanded by the Republican House in 2011.
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In one case, he explained how Manafort and Kushner "made a deal to designate" Kushner and then-Sen.
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Shortly before the trial, Fernando Luna made a deal with prosecutors and agreed to testify against his siblings.
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While the world of online selling grew, Amazon made a deal to compete with bidding sites like eBay.
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In the summer of 2018, a Facebook worker identified in chats as "Ryan" made a deal with Burke.
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" Trump said he's never made a deal or money from Russia "They said I made money from Russia.
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What we're doing is if we made a deal with Canada -- which is, you know, a good chance still.
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It was not the first time the Trump administration thought it had made a deal to assure Brunson's release.
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In 1975, the Trumps made a deal with the government to resolve the suit without an admission of guilt.
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According to Premier, the parties settled on a figure in exchange for 30 unreleased recordings and made a deal.
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Twitter made a deal to stream Thursday Night Football (which seems to be doing very well for the company).
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Recently, Twitter made a deal with the National Football League to stream 10 of its Thursday Night Football games.
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"Trump and Erdogan would have made a deal sooner if it was up to Trump," the second official said.
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Tyga claims he made a deal back in 2009 in which he would produce 2 albums for Young Money.
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Yet, sources connected to the Grammys show tell us, Ariana never made a deal to show up or perform.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have made a deal with a surrogate to have another child ... TMZ has learned.
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It's Thursday night, where we're having whiplash over whether Trump made a deal with Democrats over DACA or not.
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Reports surfaced Wednesday that House and Senate Republicans have made a deal on a combined GOP tax reform bill.
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My face must have made a deal with the devil, but my lower back is telling all the tales.
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"If we made a deal, I can imagine Huawei being included in some form or some part," he said.
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Last fall, the Afghan government made a deal with the European Union that ensured the deportation of Afghan refugees.
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What we're doing is if we made a deal with Canada — which is, you know, a good chance still.
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Kluger then made a deal with Britney's label, RCA, to pay them $450,000 for the Bumble product placement promotion.
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In 19763, Getty made a deal with the Saudis to purchase a tract of land near the border of Kuwait.
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Fender also says it's made a deal with Warner Music to make sure that its artists' music is accurately transcribed.
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Citing recent data showing Regeneron's PCSK9 inhibitor, Praluent, saves lives, Express Scripts recently made a deal with the drug maker.
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And thank god our congressman made a deal last night to not go along... I applaud them for doing that.
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It's a neat trick of physics, but it still makes it look like Conde made a deal with the devil.
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He could have left one of the great legacies, but he made a deal and now he has buyer's remorse.
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Citing recent data showing Regeneron's PCSK9 inhibitor, Praluent, saves lives, Express Scripts recently made a deal with the drug's makers.
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I didn't pay that much attention to it and we made a deal right then and there on a handshake.
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I had one shot at change, so I made a deal with the devil, and you'd have made it, too.
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That was after the news that Charles Schwab planned to buy TD Ameritrade and LVMH made a deal for Tiffany.
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" Mr Markle "made a deal to allow a photo agency" to take photos of him "getting ready for the wedding.
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"I'd be shocked that the president made a deal that said that there wouldn't be a wall," Mr. Palmer said.
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He was arrested on prescription drug charges in 2006, but made a deal with prosecutors that spared him a trial.
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Last month, Bannon reportedly made a deal with Mueller's team so that he would not testify before a grand jury.
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If the Senate only had a few more hours after the midnight Friday shutdown, they would have made a deal!
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He has made a deal with Property Group Partners to open at Capitol Crossing, a major development in downtown Washington.
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The fitness tracking giant just made a deal that will add another company's portfolio to its growing stable of smartwatch assets.
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Then Liu made a deal with Gateron, known for its popular Cherry switch clones, and began producing his own Zealio switches.
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"Stephen Miller has never made a deal with anyone on immigration in his entire life," said one senior Senate Democratic aide.
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The 43-year-old made a deal with Netflix to release three standup specials, two of which were released this week.
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On the show, Baker made a deal with Shark Tank investor Daymond John, the founder of hip-hop clothing brand FUBU.
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It turns out they do that because they've made a deal with the devil, and the devil sends them chess moves.
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The company also live-streamed Wimbledon, and has made a deal with the NFL to stream Thursday Night Football this fall.
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And it's pretty obvious he made a deal with Pelosi and Schumer because he believed it helped him at the time.
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"Had the judge not ruled that way, I think we would have made a deal," Trump said at a news conference.
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JEAN-CLAUDE JUNCKER, EUROPEAN COMMISSION PRESIDENT: I had the intention to make a deal today, and we made a deal today.
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Bahrain has not yet made a deal to buy gas, but the minister said his country had been talking with Russia.
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If we made a deal, I can imagine Huawei being included in some form or some part of a trade deal.
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We were young and scared and made a deal to introduce a cop as a friend of ours to our crowd.
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"Asia Argento, a #MeToo Leader, Made a Deal With Her Own Accuser" (August 19, 2018, The New York Times) Read here.
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He made a deal with his landlord to let him fulfill his remaining reservations, but the landlord wouldn't renew the lease.
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Hulu previously made a deal with Time Warner, which owns channels like TNT, TBS and CNN, and is also an owner.
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Alex's grandfather was a German aerospace engineer, and they made a deal with him like they did with Wernher von Braun.
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"Even though the president made a deal yesterday, we agreed to it," he added, referring to his party's leadership in Congress.
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Because he left for China and he's dealing with China and Russia so he probably made a deal with China and Russia.
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Furthermore, VCG has made a deal with Corbis's main rival, Getty Images, to disseminate its photographs all over the world—except China.
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Personal genomics company 23andMe recently made a deal with Reset Pharmaceuticals to develop new sleep meds based on the body's circadian clock.
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Per the new report, Sony Pictures has made a deal with Halsey to star in a movie inspired by her own life.
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The trust leaders made a deal to stave off eviction, but it served as more evidence of the sect&aposs waning power.
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Tesla has made a deal with Home Depot to sell both the PowerWall and Tesla's solar panels at 800 Home Depot locations.
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Quite the opposite, she just made a deal for a TV show and she dined at old line Dan Tana's in WeHo.
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In February, Tesla made a deal with Home Depot to sell the PowerWall and solar panels at 800 of Home Depot's locations.
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They filmed in June 73 and made a deal with Lori Greiner, who invested $275,000 for 25 percent equity of Bantam Bagels.
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The financial pain made a deal possible despite the huge political differences between Russia and Saudi over the civil war in Syria.
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Kane made a deal with Trikru so that only their two clans will be in the bunker, no Azgeda, except for Roan.
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The European Union's (EU) executive arm has ruled that Ireland made a deal with Apple that had no basis in tax law.
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Earlier this week, Democrats made a deal with Republicans to reopen the federal government just a few days after shutting it down.
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BlackBerry has made a deal with Ford to produce software that could power the first generation of mass-market self-driving cars.
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It's not her fault, I just suspect she may have made a deal with the devil to achieve that head of hair.
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In 2014, Live Nation made a deal with C3 Presents, which has Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits; last year, it acquired Bonnaroo.
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Both senators say they've made a deal not to separate the prison and sentencing reform components despite pressure from the White House.
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He built the product, called Benjilock, and appeared on the show during Season 9, where he made a deal with Kevin O'Leary.
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The alleged trafficker, a friend of the children's family, made a deal to sell them for sex for $600, the FBI said.
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Trump said Friday that Acosta had "made a deal that people were happy with" — but that the situation had changed since then.
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In the months before the deal, Mr. Di Maio repeatedly visited China, and nearly made a deal in November, Italian officials said.
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"Tropic of Cancer" had long been banned in Britain when Mr. Calder made a deal with the book's American publisher, Grove Press.
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Feeling betrayed by the Americans, the Kurds made a deal with Mr. Assad that would put his army along the Turkish border.
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U.S. and European companies involved in joint ventures with state-owned Chinese firms may have accidentally made a deal with the devil.
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He added that he has not made a deal because "I don't think they're stepping up to the level that I want."
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They have designs on cities: Google made a deal in 2017 to reimagine a chunk of waterfront Toronto from the ground up.
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As NASA was preparing the Apollo 11 launch, it made a deal with MGM Studios to film the mission preparations and their aftermath.
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Kurz, Austria's chancellor, came under immense pressure when he made a deal with the Freedom Party in 2017 to form a governing coalition.
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Portland, Oregon (CNN)John Kasich made a deal to go one-on-one with Donald Trump in Oregon, and he's wasting no time.
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Chic candy retail chain Dylan's Candy Bar just made a deal with a U.K. confectioner to offer custom 3-D printed gummy candies.
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Apple is great in security & privacy, but just made a deal with the devil to block #VPN apps from its China App Store.
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Reagan made a deal that raised taxes and still remained a god; Bush violated a pledge not to raise taxes, and never recovered.
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Elon Musk has made a deal with Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa for a trip around the moon for an undisclosed amount of money.
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Wall Street also grappled with news on the Brexit front after a vote in the U.K. parliament made a deal extension more likely.
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By the tail end of the war, military command made a deal with leading social democrat politicians to form a democratic, elected government.
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But those plans largely fell through when Sony made a deal with Marvel Studios to bring the character into the MCU in 2015.
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" On Sanders' alliance with Clinton "Bernie Sanders would have left a great great legacy had he not made a deal with the devil.
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EDF also announced it had made a deal with state bank CDC to sell half of its stake its its grid unit RTE.
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But he saw the potential selling power of being available in a major chain store and made a deal with the mall retailer.
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"People made a deal of it years ago that it used to only be Protestant players selected and Protestant fans watching," he said.
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Both senators say they've made a deal to not split prison reform from changes to sentencing guidelines, despite pressure from the White House.
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"Pete got on board to be part of this book very early on, and I made a deal with him," Merritt told me.
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"Had the judge not ruled that way, I think we would have made a deal," Trump said at a news conference last month.
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Kellyanne Conway, who almost certainly knows things that would interest Mueller and could harm Donald Trump, has made a deal with the devil.
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As Trump prepared to gut the Paris climate agreement, the three states made a deal with British Columbia to reduce their own emissions.
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It also made a deal with a company called Moat, which seeks to standardize some forms of measurement across websites that host video.
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Bannon was subpoenaed by Mueller last month and reportedly made a deal with the special counsel to not testify before a grand jury.
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That's because three years ago Russia made a deal to coordinate its production levels with the group, in a pact known as OPEC+.
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"If we made a deal, I can imagine Huawei being included in some form or some part of a trade deal," he said.
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Flynn made a deal to cooperate with federal investigators examining allegations of collusion between Trump campaign associates and Russia during the 85033 election.
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They said they had made a deal with someone who they later discovered was selling hacked links that originated with Vadim Kevin Zyabkin.
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Instead, when the civil war erupted, Kurdish leaders made a deal with their longtime enemy in hopes of keeping Rojava out of it.
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American allies in the region felt let down by President Barack Obama, who made a deal with Iran and refused to strike Syria.
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Rounds said he made a deal with leaders to move to a defense appropriations bill through regular order in the next few weeks.
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"These contractors made a deal to manage these houses and keep them habitable, and they need to honor that deal," Mr. Block added.
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The company just made a deal with Volvo for as many as 24,000 XC90 sport utility vehicles to be delivered between 2019 and 2021.
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Here in the US, Sprint has made a deal with game-streaming service Hatch for high-quality games on its LG V50 5G phones.
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You may remember Pacho from season 21; he was one of the leaders of the Cali Cartel that Escobar had made a deal with.
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I think what happened is Xi and China made a deal with [Treasury Secretary Steven] Mnuchin earlier this year to reduce the trade deficit.
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He made a deal with a paparazzi agency for some photo ops in return for cash, and the story presumably pissed off the Royals.
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Furthermore, Japan recently made a deal with the European Union, eliminating tariffs on car imports, which could also be a factor in Honda's decision.
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This quarter, I've made a deal with a nice family to let my class spend the weekend at their house in the country. pic.twitter.
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Italian studio Digital Video made a deal with Japanese media company Dwango,... More than any other tech company, Twitter was invented by its users.
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IMAX has made a deal with Europe's biggest movie theater chain to open a "VR center" in Manchester by the end of the year.
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In 22024, when Hilbert needed cash, Trump bought Hilbert's Caribbean estate, and Hilbert and Melania Trump made a deal to sell skin-care products.
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The immigrants claimed they had made a deal to pay the Marines $8,000 to get them to locations in Los Angeles and New Jersey.
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The two just made a deal with the guy who wrote "The Art of the Deal" and made it the Art of the Steal.
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What does it mean for #MeToo that Asia Argento, a very public face of the movement, reportedly made a deal with her own accuser?
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Buzzfeed has a dedicated studio division, and recently made a deal with Netflix to create a new series featuring its reporters following a story.
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My friend Peer is furious at the political elites in Kabul who made a deal that doomed the life he had planned in Germany.
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Mr. Reeves said he thought that the American government was being manipulated and that the Obama administration had made a "deal with the devil."
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The Henriquezes then allegedly made a deal with Singer to arrange their younger daughter's ACT exam at the Houston Test Center in October 2016.
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The Australian government, under then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, made a deal in 2013 to send any asylum seekers granted refugee status to PNG.
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Since Vashukevich's arrest, none of these recordings has ever been substantiated and she later reportedly said she had made a deal not to share them.
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At the time he said he had "knowingly made a deal which was not economic", because the hotel was a masterpiece, not just a building.
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Or I need to find whatever devil J.Lo made a deal with, because that woman knows something she's not telling us about staying 30 forever.
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" On Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte saying he was against the presence of any foreign troops in his country: "He probably made a deal with China.
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We made a deal with our longtime nanny — she takes care of light housekeeping and cooking at a reduced rate, and she lives with us.
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Kanye made a deal to buy a mega-unit in a super, super exclusive Miami Beach condo building, dubbed "Billionaire Beach Bunker" ... TMZ has confirmed.
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In the meantime, relief efforts will operate on hurricane aid funding Congress passed earlier this month after Democrats made a deal with President Donald Trump.
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On May 10th a state-owned Chinese company made a deal with an Indonesian company that is the Trump Organisation's partner in a large development.
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"I never made a deal to appear in Mr. Lief's film in 2014 nor received a single dime," Barton, 2003, added in a second tweet.
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Last week, he made a deal with United Technologies to keep about 1,100 Carrier jobs in Indiana, in return for $7 million in financial incentives.
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Lenovo will sell the device directly on its website, and it has made a deal with Best Buy to feature them in big-box stores.
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" Reportedly, the zoo made a deal with Russian video firm called Art-Msk back in August for Tomas to be featured in a "regular advertisement.
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Sony made a deal with startup Remix Hits to allow musicians to purchase "stems" — isolated parts of songs — to freely use in their own productions.
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In contrast, the company took a different approach in the United States, where Impossible Foods recently made a deal with fast food chain Burger King.
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New York Post reported that state lawmakers announced on Monday they have made a deal to end the ban on the devices across the state.
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They drove back to the small village where Coy, the journalist who had previously made a deal with Chhonn, lived in a local general store.
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The former Secretary of State herself was burned as "Hermione Clinton," an ultra-ambitious gunner who might just have made a deal with the devil.
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Facebook recently announced that it would exclusively stream 25 Major League Baseball games while YouTube made a deal with Los Angeles' Major League Soccer team.
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After presenting to the panel in season five, Crowley made a deal with billionaire Mark Cuban for his line of energy bars made of crickets.
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Prosecutors were unable to produce the photo, however, and made a deal with Greitens that struck a charge of computer tampering related to campaign financing.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia made a deal in September to increase their oil output and informed the United States about their plan, Reuters reported Wednesday.
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"I made a deal with myself if I'm in with a chance ... be a bit tougher on myself, grind that little bit harder," he said.
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But, instead of Microsoft Surface Tablets, the MLB has made a deal with Apple to provide all 30 MLB teams with iPad Pros to use.
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Damn, it can't be easy to tattoo somebody's dick… I pretty much made a deal with him: I would treat it like open-heart surgery.
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We made a deal — I would give Liz a budget that is slightly more than what my husband and I spend on one month's rent.
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What does it mean for #MeToo that Asia Argento, above, a very public face of the movement, reportedly made a deal with her own accuser?
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Qaddafi had a nuclear weapons program but in 2003 he made a deal to remove those weapons from his country in exchange for economic benefits.
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Over the weekend, the SDF made a deal with Syrian President Bashar Assad for the support of Syrian troops in the fight against Turkish forces.
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In 14142 -- was 14213, now it's 14203 years, and they wanted to make a deal and we made a deal, and it's a great deal.
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Like a land developer with a problem with a neighborhood activist, he actually listened to what conservatives were worried about, and he made a deal.
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He added that, "people who are denying they spoke to me, I do have them on tape, but I made a deal with them there."
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They say King and Graham made a deal: Graham would confine his message to his crusades, while King would take his message to the streets.
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Trump was angry that he had to honor this deal his predecessor had made — a deal he didn't seem to fully understand but hated nonetheless.
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In the early 1960s he started a talent agency for actors and made a deal with EMI, unusual at the time, as an independent record producer.
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The city of Los Angeles also made a deal with the IOC to receive an interest-free loan that will cover the organizing committee's operating costs.
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And so actually I cut a deal or made a deal with Reed Hastings, the CEO, where I would go work at Netflix and run Roku.
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"Pain can fuel you," says Rick, 44, who made a deal with Barbara Corcoran thus helping their company get to a current worth of $36 million.
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But leaders of those committees made a deal with Trump's team to halt the court-approved handover while the case is appealed by the president's lawyers.
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Last week, CVS made a deal with Impax Laboratories to sell another epinephrine auto-injector, the Adrenaclick, for a cash price of $109.99 at its pharmacies.
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One example: Ross made a deal to open the U.S. market to cooked Chinese chicken, in exchange for the Chinese opening their market to American beef.
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Last week, Mexico made a deal with the United States to take tougher measures to curb migration, averting the threat of escalating tariffs on Mexican goods.
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Christine Gregoire made a deal with the plant's owners: It would shut down by 2025; in exchange, until then, it would be shielded from further regulations.
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If that's a pentagram on the wall next to Willett's tweet below, he may have made a deal with the devil to get the job done.
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Comcast and Verizon already had a relationship since 224, when the two companies made a deal that would allow Comcast to resell Verizon's wireless network services.
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Reid interrupts to say that the two had made a deal not to answer questions from press during the photo op — a common practice for politicians.
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Then, he turned to Bentley -- asking Strange whether he had made a deal with the former governor and noting it again when Strange didn't directly respond.
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Hyman and Fleiss moved to New York, where they made a deal with a dry cleaner in the West Village to clean and house their inventory.
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According to anonymous intel officials quoted in the New York Times, U.S. intelligence officials made a deal with Russians who offered unverified, compromising material on Trump.
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Tyson made a deal with Cisco to hawk the product, and of course Tyson was the face and body that was tailor-made to move units.
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By the time Ms. Khleif's cousin made a deal to release her a month later, Ms. Khleif said, she had lost a third of her weight.
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She made a deal with her dad that she would at least give physics a try, and if she hated it she could change her major.
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In 2011, to keep control of 666 Fifth Avenue, Kushner made a deal that saw 49.5% of the building go to an investment fund called Vornado.
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Then, on December 1, his former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to a false statements charge, and made a deal cooperate with Mueller's team.
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But one of Tyka's publicists, Al Gomes, tells PEOPLE that the two made a deal as kids, one that would define their relationship for years to come.
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Those two countries made a deal — French agriculture in exchange for the free pass to Germany's powerful manufacturing industries — in order to move the European project forward.
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In Ohio, nuclear supporters made a deal with the devil, throwing their lot in with coal plants and anti-renewables legislators in the pocket of big utilities.
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The student demographic changed when a Canadian gym owner made a deal with Santai's owners to open a sister-gym to Canadian-based gym Siam No. 1.
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"If we made a deal, I can imagine Huawei being included in some form or some part of a trade deal," Trump said to White House reporters.
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When the actress Jacqueline Susann was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1962, she made a deal with God: She would settle for 10 more years of life. . .
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Aramco also recently made a deal with Indonesia's Pertamina over a $5 billion expansion of the country's largest oil refinery, for which Aramco will supply the crude.
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Politico reported in 2016 that Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law, said privately that Trump's presidential campaign had made a deal with Sinclair for better coverage.
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Disney had also made a deal in 2012 with Netflix, allowing it to stream other Star Wars films, as well as its many recent Marvel superhero films.
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I got really obsessed with Karla, because she made a deal where, if she ratted out Paul, she'd only have to go to jail for 12 years.
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The girls fired back again, saying yes, they made a deal, but Haven and the prior owner screwed them out of royalties so the deal was over.
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As it turned out, Atari made a deal with Montana to be an endorser of its entire product line, so I had to go a different route.
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They made a deal: If Mr. Bulger ratted out members of the underworld, the Justice Department would look the other way in his racketeering and extortion schemes.
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WATCH: Making the World's First Male Sex Doll When Amanda was 14, her father made a deal that she would marry the son of a family friend.
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In Michigan, G.M. and Switch, a telecommunications firm, made a deal with their local utility to pay a fixed price for electricity from a new wind farm.
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The singer made a deal with the owner of Side Bar in San Diego to appear, but the owner admits the contract says nothing about Miguel singing.
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Drugmaker Allergan Plc made a deal to transfer some of its patents to a Native American tribe two weeks ago in order to shield them from review.
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This issue is a moral one: Our country made a deal with a highly vulnerable population interested in a bright future, and we should keep that deal.
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In the early 1990s, Mr. Ross made a deal with Mr. Trump that allowed him to maintain control of his bankrupt Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City.
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Fayulu says Tshisekedi and outgoing President Joseph Kabila made a deal to cheat him out of a more than 60-percent win - an accusation they both dismiss.
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Fayulu says Tshisekedi and outgoing President Joseph Kabila made a deal to cheat him out of a more than 60-percent win - an accusation they both deny.
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ABG later made a deal with discount retailer Kohl&aposs to sell Juicy-branded products, effectively abandoning the brand&aposs veneer of luxury for many loyal fans.
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"I made a deal with myself when I left: I'm not going to sit around," Systrom said at the Wired 25 conference in San Francisco on Monday.
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" Last month, however, Mr. Trump said, "If we made a deal, I can imagine Huawei being included in some form of, some part of a trade deal.
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Our sources say the brothers made a deal with Jussie to train him for 5 weeks so he could get in shape for an upcoming music video.
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And get this ... Britney made a deal with the dating service, which will underwrite the music video, and in return she's gonna do something with Bumble ... hmmm.
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Shortly after the recall, the FDA and Medtronic made a deal to keep reports about the widely used device's malfunction incidents -- now totaling 50,000 -- shielded from public scrutiny.
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And according to a Politico report, the Trump campaign made a deal with Sinclair in 2016 that exchanged more access to the candidate in return for favorable coverage.
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Both Bayer and BASF had been exploring tie-ups with Monsanto for several months, but valuation concerns have made a deal elusive, people familiar had previously told Reuters.
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Tony and I have made a deal that, through our travels, we won't (I won't) text thoughts that should be saved for bigger conversations to have in person.
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We're doing – but I just want to say to the United States Chamber of Commerce, if we didn't have tariffs, we wouldn't have made a deal with Mexico.
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So it turns out B-613 made a deal with the Bashrani rebel forces to take out Rashad in exchange for the new regime signing the nuclear treaty.
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Charged with conspiracy to distribute, his attorney made a deal with the prosecutor that got him five years, of which he served two and a half, he explains.
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In 2012, just a few years later, that same company made a deal with the British Maritime Heritage Foundation to find and retrieve a warship lost in 1744.
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Yet, unlike smaller rivals, Nippon Life has not made a deal in the United States, except for a minority stake in asset management company TCW Group in 2017.
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Tesla has reportedly made a deal with the government in Shanghai to open up a manufacturing facility in the city's trade-free zone, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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But the "Mad Money" hosts favorite potential buy is Nexstar, a local station consolidator whose stock could soar if it made a deal in this freshly deregulated environment.
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And last December, the Obama Federal Trade Commission made a deal with DeVry as the school paid $100 million to settle a case for allegedly making misleading claims.
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Dropping out of New York University in 2005, Gaga made a deal with her dad that if things didn't work out for her music career, she'd go back.
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A trucker since 2006, he made a deal with American Truck in 0003, renting a Volvo 780 for a down payment of $3,900 and weekly payments of $625.
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An Iranian firm recently made a deal to operate Syria's third mobile-phone network, making it easier for the country's spies to gather intelligence after the fighting stops.
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Capital Blue Cross and Cleveland Clinic signed on to offer Theranos tests to their patients, and Walgreens made a deal to open Theranos testing centers in their stores.
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Uber just made a deal that will boost its self-driving efforts in a big way as well as signal a shift in the way the company operates.
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As Trump struggled in business, he made a deal with NBC to star in "The Apprentice," which, for fourteen seasons, featured him in a role of corporate dominance.
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The United States government has made a deal with Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE that, once completed, will lift the ban preventing the company from working with American suppliers.
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The "99 Problems" artist recently made a deal with the NFL to help with the league's social justice initiatives and has expressed interest in becoming a team owner.
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As if he wasn't busy enough, Taika Waititi just made a deal to make a pair of animated series for Netflix based on the works of Roald Dahl.
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The Cincinnati-based Kroger made a deal to acquire Fred Meyer in 1998, transforming it, at the time, into a leading chain in the West, Midwest and Southeast.
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Sorry, Mr. Donohue, but it is who you are: you made a deal with the devil, empowering racism and cruelty so you could get deregulation and tax cuts.
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In the wake of that decision, the Kurds have made a deal with Syrian government and Russian forces to move into the area to protect them from Turkey.
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Eventually they cobbled together funding — first they made a deal with the CBC, then Europe's ITV Studios came on as distributor and, finally, Pop rounded out the budget.
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Snyder's-Lance, like Hain, had long been a potential takeover target, but many industry sources thought its direct store delivery model made a deal too complicated and expensive.
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That same year, he made a deal granting the streaming service the rights to 14 stand-alone novels, as well as first-refusal rights to new TV ideas.
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Ducey announced in a tweet Friday that he had made a deal with state lawmakers on education funding, including a 2202 percent pay raise for teachers by 2628.
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Mr. Gianopulos in November made a deal with Netflix to supply the streaming service with a handful of original movies a year, opening up a new revenue stream.
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Fayulu supporters say Kabila made a deal with Tshisekedi after Kabila's own hand-picked candidate, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, failed to gain enough support to be a credible winner.
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Tshisekedi's camp denies having made a deal with Kabila, and says talks since the election with Kabila's representatives were aimed only at ensuring a peaceful handover of power.
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While it has made tiny acquisitions in the field, it has not made a deal as large as Facebook's Oculus purchase and has not brought any hardware to market.
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He made a deal with the shop's owners, who gave him the space in exchange for some of his prized sausages, which the deli uses during its brunch service.
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Earlier this year, Shell made a deal to leave Canada's oil sands and now they're going to be offloading an almost $4.1 billion stake in Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.
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At one point, Weinstein allegedly made a deal with an unnamed woman who said he'd offered her tickets to a show if she'd allow him to postpone a payment.
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When instead she lost it, she made a deal with the DUP, promising £1bn ($1.3bn) of funding for Northern Ireland in return for the votes of its ten MPs.
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Turkey's release of the pastor, Andrew Brunson, was a "tremendous step" toward improved relations, Trump said in October, while denying he made a deal with Ankara for the move.
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He could have made a deal with the Democrats last year on immigration and gotten his wall, but he declined, instead making additional demands that the Democrats didn't accept.
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The Trump Organization has made a deal allowing it to walk away from the Trump SoHo hotel by the end of the month, according to the New York Times.
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He was recognized in 2017 as one of Forbes' 30 under 30 and was featured on the ABC show "Shark Tank," where he made a deal with Robert Herjavec.
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This year, the company made a deal with Kantar that lets retailers layer Kantar's consulting and analytic services on top of Profitero's data to better understand how people shop.
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"I made a deal with God, promising to look after these children if he promised to provide me with the resources to take care of these kids," Mashale said.
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After President Obama made a deal with Republicans to extend the Bush-era tax cuts in 2010, Sanders ripped into the agreement with an eight-hour filibuster-style speech.
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Clinton at length and accused her Democratic primary opponent, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, of having made a "deal with the devil" to support her in the general election.
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Outrage followed, especially in the Spanish-speaking world, and Trump quickly made a deal to sell his ownership of the Miss Universe Organization, to the WME-IMG talent agency.
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A splinter group of lead plaintiffs from the NationsBank class opposed the agreement, asserting that class counsel made a deal after class representatives walked out of a mediation session.
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The company had previously made a deal with two billionaires to dismiss Chief Executive Jeff Jacobson and change the board, but the agreement ended that month, per the WSJ.
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Makes you wonder if they made a deal down at the crossroads… The bombast of metal began with classical composers; Mahler and Wagner helped usher new magnitudes in music.
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The New York Times reported Sunday that months after publicly accusing Harvey Weinstein of rape, Argento made a deal with a young actor who accused her of sexual assault.
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After spending so much of his time on planes to and from the city, he made a "deal with the devil" and relocated in the interest of his career.
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But in docs, obtained by TMZ, she says she and Pac made a deal in '93 that the song would be a joint effort and she'd have equal ownership.
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On Monday afternoon, Senate Democrats made a deal with Republicans to reopen the federal government, which has been shut since Congress failed to pass a budget bill on Friday.
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The rapper allegedly made a deal with Fashion Nova -- a discount clothing retailer -- to do a series of brand promotions on his social media pages and through his music.
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The company recently made a deal with Netflix to turn a feature from The New York Times Magazine into a documentary series called "The Diagnosis," with Scott Rudin producing.
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Already, on May 27, the government and the unions had made a deal to get the striking workers back on the job, offering them generous pay increases and benefits.
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With that in mind, Tucker made a deal with the dealership that he'd buy it but let it stay on the lot for display for a couple of weeks.
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There are also questions on whether Turkey will hold up its end after Washington and Ankara earlier this year made a deal for a "Security Mechanism," which Turkey broke.
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Now, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he and Democrat Senate leaders have made a deal that could help the nation avoid shutdown wars for at least that long.
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In August, the New York Times reported that months after publicly accusing Harvey Weinstein of rape, Argento made a deal with Bennett, who had accused her of sexual assault.
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For example, when Virgin Atlantic was launched, he made a deal with Boeing to give back the plane if the airline didn't get off the ground within a year.
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The budget deficit was too high, a Republican was in the White House, and Democrats controlled Congress, and so they made a deal that raised taxes and cut spending.
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The City of Torrington police department posted two mugshots on Facebook early Wednesday morning, and claimed that they had made a deal with Jose Simms, pictured in the first mugshot.
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So she made a deal with herself: if she could sell enough personal items on eBay within six weeks to cover the cost of the bike, she would get it.
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Cordelia made a deal with Papa Legba (Lance Reddick) to trade Marie Laveau's soul (yes, ANGELA BASSETT IS BACK BITCHES!) for Dinah's since the latter has an even darker heart.
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Just ten days before the premiere of HBO's most popular show, the network has made a deal with Hulu and will offer its content and services as an add-on.
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When Foxconn, Apple and Brazil made a deal to have iPhones made in Brazil, it was touted as opening the door to a massive investment in the country's technology sector.
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They have also made a deal allowing pastoralists to feed their herds on rice husks that would normally be discarded after harvesting, for a small fee to the village government.
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In July 50.13, René Bousquet, the chief of police for the Vichy State, made a deal with Karl Oberg, the SS general in charge of the German police in France.
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Then, on December 1, Flynn pleaded guilty to a false statements charge, and made a deal to cooperate with Mueller's team in the process (more on that in a bit).
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Cosby's defense team will argue that the former Montgomery County district attorney made a deal in 2005 not to prosecute the star for an alleged sexual encounter with Andrea Constand.
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This time last year, Hulu and Cablevision made a deal to start offering Hulu's subscription service (formerly known as Hulu Plus and now confusingly known just as Hulu) through Optimum.
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But as it turned out, when Hearst made a deal in 2011 to buy more than 100 magazines owned by the French company Lagardère, it was part of the purchase.
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The breakthrough: Senate leaders from both parties made a deal earlier this year to avoid attacking so-called "poison pill" proposals, which would threaten bipartisan support, to the funding bills.
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However, prosecutors had made a deal with him two months earlier that he would speak with Mueller's office and testify before the grand jury -- and not lie during either situation.
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In 20083, a senior Goldman colleague, John Talbott, made a deal with a Japanese conglomerate to create a private-equity fund, with two hundred and fifty million dollars in capital.
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They made a deal with Portland to get the pick, and had the Blazers tell the Mavericks to select an under-the-radar prospect they long had their eyes on.
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"We had just closed on the house in September, so we made a deal that we were only going to give each other three gifts to save money," she said.
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On Friday, the government made a deal to halt hard-line Islamist groups' huge protests over the Supreme Court's ruling, which had brought parts of the country to a standstill.
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While this may have seemed like a Hollywood twist, two years later the Rams made a deal to get the No. 1 from the Titans to take quarterback Jared Goff.
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And it will be interesting to see what Amazon puts money into going forward after it made a deal with Blumhouse Productions in 2018 to produce a slate of thrillers.
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OPEC and its partners in December made a deal to cut oil production for the first six months of the year, which could push up oil and, in turn, gas prices.
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But with Canada, it's very if we made a deal with Canada, which is a -- you know, good chance still, but I'm not making anything near what they want to do.
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The group crusaded to elect Democrat Roy Cooper — but as governor, Cooper quickly made a deal with Republicans to replace the old anti-transgender law with a new anti-transgender law.
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He also announced that BSO has already made a deal: it's partnering with the manager of the US national lab on the ISS, called CASIS, to send payloads to the station.
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Baez said prosecutors had made a "deal with the devil" in giving Bradley immunity, and that he had an incentive to lie and tell the story prosecutors wanted him to tell.
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Italian studio Digital Video made a deal with Japanese media company Dwango, enabling Dwango to produce and release a free version of the tool, called OpenToonz, for the international animation community.
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Nortel made a deal in 2006 to settle two U.S. securities class actions and several Canadian shareholder suits for about $300 million in cash and 315 million shares of the company.
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Both CEOs say they could have eventually built these capabilities into their respective platforms, but after meeting they decided to bring the two companies together instead, and they made a deal.
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The New York Times reported Sunday that months after publicly accusing Weinstein of rape, Argento made a deal with a young actor, Jimmy Bennett, after he accused her of sexual assault.
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Mr. Rossi made a deal with The New York World, and Arnaldo Cortesi published a long piece in The Times attempting to deflect blame from Mussolini and discredit the Rossi revelations.
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In 2016, Apple made a deal with Cisco so that iPhones would work better on Cisco's networking gear and also partnered with Deloitte to encourage more businesses to build iOS applications.
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" Pelosi sought to assuage her caucus' concerns Thursday morning, telling House Democratic whips that despite "some misunderstandings in the press about a deal, we made a deal to make a deal.
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LEBEAU: AND OSCAR, FOLLOWINGUP ON THAT, WE KNOW THAT AMERICAN HAS MADE A DEAL WITH ANALOGIC TO BUY SOME OFTHESE 3-D SCANNING MACHINES, PUT THEM IN SOME OF THEIR HUBS.
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They made a deal to help the Alexandrians in exchange for guns, and now that the Oceanside guns are in hand, they would seem ready to join the anti-Savior effort.
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Free agent third basemen Josh Donaldson, who most recently played for the Atlanta Braves, said he made a deal with his mother -- if she quit smoking he'd buy her a Maserati.
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Plein apparently fell for it hook, line and sinker, and they made a deal wherein Kanye would supposedly pocket 7 figures and, in return, he would perform at the NYFW show.
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According to Lukens, he made a deal that Deering would buy out his stake over the course of two years and then stop using The Lukens Institute name, which Lukens has trademarked.
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S. crude prices are up more than 4 percent to the $53 a barrel level after OPEC and some non-OPEC countries made a deal over the weekend to cut oil production.
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Democrats said Trump had not only failed to bring both sides together but made a deal more difficult by changing his position on what kind of agreement on immigration he would accept.
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The president entered the White House promising to crack down on what he calls Chinese trade abuses and has made a deal a priority ahead of his November 2020 bid for reelection.
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Amazon has made a deal with Apple that will see the Cupertino tech company sell its products — including iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches — directly on Amazon, according to a report from CNET.
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When Obama decided to run for U.S. Senate in 85033, the couple made a deal that if he lost, he would leave politics entirely, according to New York Times correspondent Jodi Kantor.
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There are teams like the Islanders, Penguins and Lightning with excess goalies and a team like the Kings in desperate need of one and they haven't made a deal for some reason.
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The Good Charlotte member says he made a deal with Ryan Silverman and The Wooden Palate in Spring 2015 to remodel his spare bedroom, kitchen, laundry room, deck and a man cave.
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The felony charges were dropped after he made a deal with federal prosecutors last year, something that Schock referenced in his statement as a factor in his decision to publicly come out.
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In one such example, Anhui Xinke New Materials, a copper processing company in central China, made a deal to buy Voltage Pictures, an American film financing and production firm, for $773 million.
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When I moved to Germany as a correspondent for this paper and realized how tantalizingly close the Alps were, I made a deal with myself: One day a year, no matter what.
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Trapp says Tyntec made a deal to provide SMS services to 21 rural carriers, but they've been stuck in limbo for two years waiting for a connection that's yet to pan out.
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This is the purest example of the judge just falling for it: does anyone really think that John Legere made a deal that works out more to Dish's benefit than T-Mobile's?
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"We're not going to look the other way just because we think we've made a deal and we're not going to continue to watch it," Haley said, describing the message Trump sent.
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Likewise oil majors could benefit from a lift in oil prices, which have risen to above $50 a barrel since OPEC said it had made a deal to cut output in September.
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Snow had been serving a sentence for forgery at a DeWitt County, Texas, prison in 2010 when he made a deal with Fennell, who'd sought protection from other inmates, the document states.
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Some legislators speculated that Mr. Kuczynski made a deal with the Popular Force to pardon Mr. Fujimori in exchange for keeping him in office, a claim that the president's party has denied.
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In 2017, the Congolese government made a deal with a Chinese mining conglomerate to relocate many of Kasulo's remaining residents and bulldoze the land so that it would be safer for digging.
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Per AP: German government spokeswoman Ulrike Demmer said the U.S. sanctions are "particularly incomprehensible" as Russia and Ukraine made a deal this week on the future transit of Russian gas through Ukraine.
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His administration also made a deal to admit China to the World Trade Organization, and — more controversially — he signed a financial reform bill that allowed commercial banks to have investment banking arms.
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But now, court records show Westbrooks made a deal in which he agreed to plead no contest to misdemeanor carrying a loaded firearm ... and in exchange, the rest of the charges were dropped.
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Washington (CNN)Some of America's most critical allies in the fight against ISIS have made a deal to cede territory to Russian and Syrian government troops in northern Syria, the Pentagon confirmed Friday.
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She goes on to say: I imagined a whole group of paintings to be made in front of a mirror and so I made a deal with myself to just go with it.
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In 2000, a company called MirCorp made a deal with TV producer Mark Burnett to do a reality game show in which the winner would be sent to the Russian Mir space station.
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Both Bayer and BASF have been exploring tie-ups with Monsanto for several months, but valuation concerns have made a deal elusive, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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TMZ broke the story ... Thomas Markle told us he would not attend the wedding because he felt shame that he made a deal with a paparazzi agency that photographed him in staged shots.
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Over the weekend, there was a flurry of Twitter speculation, again without any factual basis, that Trump's former national security advisor, Michael Flynn, made a deal with the FBI in the ongoing investigation.
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Against expectations and under threat of escalating tariffs, the president of the EU blinked and, as he said, "made a deal" with the U.S. Investors and business planners breathed a sigh of relief.
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The company fired back -- the prior owner made a deal with the Kardashian sisters in which they obligated themselves to promote the cosmetic line, which included using their images on the company's website.
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It has exposed Europe's failure to use the time bought since 2016, when it made a deal to pay Turkey to house migrants and refugees, to create a coherent migration or asylum policy.
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In 1978, he made a deal with a small women's charity to open a bingo parlor and share the proceeds, but he kept most of the profits himself, according to a court filing.
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Four other big automakers — Ford, VW, Honda and BMW — had already made a deal with the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to cut emissions about 3.7% a year between 2020 and 2026 (vs.
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The hurricane aid package was tied to a congressional vote on the debt ceiling after President Donald Trump made a deal with Democrats to raise the nation's borrowing limit for three additional months.
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FACEBOOK TO HAND OVER RUSSIAN-LINKED ADS TO CONGRESS: Facebook has made a deal with Congressional investigators to turn over roughly 2202 advertisements purchased by Kremlin-linked groups during the 2628 presidential campaign.
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Eighteen months ago, Donald Trump and the Spanish-born chef José Andrés made a deal: Trump was developing a luxury hotel near the White House and wanted Andrés to open a restaurant inside.
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Ms. Rosero maintained that she was unaware the Queens district attorney's office had made a deal with the key witness, promising him he could go free on an unrelated case if he testified.
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Today, the rising TV entrepreneur has made a deal with Netflix that makes her the first out trans woman to become a large-scale content creator at a major media company, Variety reports.
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Mr. Castor, testifying as a defense witness, said he had never made a deal with Mr. Cosby's lawyers, but he said he did view his decision not to prosecute as binding on his successors.
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Andrew Lincoln is leaving " The Walking Dead" during season nine and at New York Comic Con Norman Reedus told fans the two originally made a deal to leave the show together several seasons back.
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"I'm a Believer" (1967) Though the Monkees recorded a popular version of this song, Diamond is the songwriter behind "I'm a Believer" and made a deal so that he could also record a version.
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The connection with the U.S. president even extends into particular business dealings: In 2015, he made a deal with Trump Hotels to build two Trump-branded resorts in Indonesian regions Bali and West Java.
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The backdrop: The agreement comes less than a month after the social network and Universal Music made a deal that let users across Facebook media properties use recorded music and publishing catalogs for video.
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I believe that Republicans made a deal with the devil in 2009 when they embraced the Tea Party, a populist group who were just mad as hell and weren't going to take it anymore.
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In February NRG made a deal with Elliott and private equity firm Bluescape, agreeing to set up a five-member committee to look into cost-cutting, asset sales, capital allocation and broader strategic initiatives.
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Thomas Markle tells TMZ, he meant no harm to Meghan or the Royal Family when he made a deal to allow a photo agency to take pics of him getting ready for the wedding.
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But Mr. Trump has switched the focus from the investigation of his administration to good news that he can tout to the American people about how he made a deal to reopen the government.
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As I looked out the window of my tiny Isla Vista apartment, I made a deal with myself: If the rain let up, I would stop watching Westworld and go to my afternoon class.
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After the University of North Carolina (UNC) made a deal to give the statue and $19693 million to a neo-Confederate organization, critics have grown louder, prompting the university's board to defend their decision.
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Questions still remain on whether such a cease-fire agreement will be held up on Turkey's end after Washington and Ankara earlier this year made a deal for a "Security Mechanism," which Turkey broke.
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"As far as I understood, I was not privy to any conversations in which somebody made a deal that said this stuff will not be in or will be in," Bishop told reporters Thursday.
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In 2017, IBM made a deal to build blockchain technology for seven of Europe's largest banks including Deutsche Bank, marking one of the first real-world cases in which financial institutions embraced the system.
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Keighran and Howell were there to announce the news that Offset (otherwise known as Kiari Kendrell Cephus, a member of Migos and Faze Clan) had made a deal with Caffeine to broadcast on their network.
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The star of "Beverly Hills Pawn" made a deal with a luxury watch aficionado to hawk a couple of his time pieces worth more than $75k, but came up way short ... according to a lawsuit.
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Accused of bribing politicians and executives to get contracts throughout Latin America, Odebrecht made a deal two years ago with U.S, Brazilian and Swiss authorities, paying a record $3.5 billion in fines to settle charges.
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He ultimately made a deal with several of his major creditors that allowed him to ease his debt burden by offering them increased ownership in the property, although Kushner was able to retain majority control.
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The key question of the BBC's finances appears to have been settled last July, when Mr. Osborne, needing to fill a hole in his budget, made a deal with the BBC director general, Tony Hall.
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Betsy DeVos, the new Education secretary, and Randi Weingarten, the president of the teachers union that bitterly opposed DeVos, talked on the phone recently and made a deal: they're going to visit some schools together.
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One company that has made a deal with Spotify is Human Re Sources, a small distributor founded by J. Erving, an artist manager who has worked with Troy Carter, Spotify's departing head of creative services.
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The estate is near Tyler's 330-acre studio ... one of the largest in Atlanta and the entire U.S. He just made a deal with Viacom to produce a number of comedy and drama television episodes.
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As for what went down ... Kenneth says he was hired to put on a birthday party for rapper Stunna 4 Vegas at a Florida nightclub Thursday night and made a deal with DaBaby to host.
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We made a deal that we would move out early and continue to pay our rent, but if they found new renters who wanted our apartment, we would get some money back – and we did.
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Avianca chairman German Efromovich told local radio that the airline had not made a deal with anyone involved in the strike, and that pilots who participated would face regular disciplinary procedures if they returned to work.
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Optimus Ride, the Boston-based MIT spin-off, has made a deal with Brookfield Properties to provide rides in its small self-driving vehicles at Halley Rise — a new $1.4 billion mixed-use development in Virginia.
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Additionally, Virgin Galactic's partner company, Virgin Orbit, also announced today that it made a deal with Siteal to do multiple satellite launches for the Italian company, as well as invest in new kinds of launch systems.
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The estate does acknowledge Prince made a deal with Jay for the 2015 release of his final album, "HitNRun Phase One" -- but also says it hasn't found proof of a $750k payment to close that deal.
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Global Health The United Nations Children's Fund has made a deal with six vaccine manufacturers that will cut in half the price of a shot that protects children against five diseases, the fund announced last week.
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US Olympic gold medalist Jimmy Feigen has made a deal with the Brazilian authorities in which he can avoid prosecution over lying about being robbed in Rio de Janeiro by giving a substantial donation to charity.
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The police department agreed to routinely take fire chiefs along on flights over three-alarm blazes — but only, Chief Pfeifer said, after he made a deal with news organizations for chiefs to ride in their aircraft.
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In a response to the allegations Wednesday morning, however, CNN said it decided not to publish the "adult male's" name out of concern for his safety and "never made a deal, of any kind," with him.
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If Mr. Trump made a deal on health care with Democrats, Mr. Priebus told the president, it would jeopardize his chances of winning the Republican nomination in 2020, according to a person present for the conversation.
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In 2011, Barack Obama made a deal with Republicans to adopt a program of fiscal austerity, prompting the left-wing critic William Greider to declare, in The Nation, the ''last groaning spasms of New Deal liberalism.
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" Biden said during an appearance on ABC's "The View" that when Obama first asked him to be his running mate, the pair made a deal that Biden would always be "the last guy in the room.
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Years ago, the restaurant's landlord decided not to sell out to a developer and made a deal with the Highlevel's owners that retained the eatery as a local fixture, with its employees benefiting from the decision.
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Qaddafi had a nuclear weapons program up until 2003, but he made a deal with George W. Bush's administration to hand over their nuclear materials and tell the US government where it had acquired the weapons.
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The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission reportedly made a deal to divide potential antitrust investigations between them; Apple and Google will fall under the purview of the DOJ, while the FTC took Facebook and Amazon.
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"They told me they already made a deal with someone to pay them $180,000 for the job, but if you're willing to pay $200,11 you can have it," she said, adding that she turned the offer down.
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With the state threatening to close the schools, the city made a deal with the teachers' union that required staff members to reapply for their jobs, and it named Dr. Wiltshire and Ms. Lafergola as the principals.
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Fair warning: The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus is convoluted and confusing as hell, involving a guru who made a deal with the devil to achieve immortality and an incomplete performance by Heath Ledger, who died during production.
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In the Golden Triangle, at the borders of Thailand, Burma and Laos, Mr. Lucas said, they made a deal with a Chinese-Thai man named Luchai Rubiwat, who grew poppies and processed opium into almost pure heroin.
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On Saturday, Nick Miroff and Joshua Partlow of the Washington Post reported that the Trump administration had made a deal with the incoming president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, to implement a "Remain in Mexico" policy.
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Qaddafi had a nuclear weapons program up until 2003, but he made a deal with George W. Bush's administration to hand over the country's nuclear materials and tell the US government where it had acquired the weapons.
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The country's two main parties had come together after fighting a mid-century civil war and made a deal: Regardless of who won elections, they would divvy up ministries and share chances for corruption and patronage power.
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In November, the Universal Music Publishing Group announced that it had made a deal with the Prince estate to act as administrator for the publishing catalog, and signaled that it was ready to release his music widely.
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"If Tshiekedi's made a deal, that will likely mean that the army and intelligence agency are still controlled by Kabila," said Stephanie Wolters, head of the Peace and Security Research Programme at Pretoria's Institute for Security Studies.
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"Dairy was Trump's personal obsession, and so there was no way we could have made a deal without some form of dairy concessions," said one senior Liberal, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the situation.
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Center-right President Mauricio Macri, a former chairman of top club Boca Juniors who took office in December 2015, made a deal with the local soccer association to rescind the contract as he moved to cut government subsidies.
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"He made a deal with Chuck Schumer that he would oppose any conservative amendments," Mr. Paul said, referring to a Democratic senator from New York and noting that he had tried to file an amendment to the bill.
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There is one main character from the original trilogy that Lucasfilm has thus far been holding back — a guy who made a deal that got worse all the time, before redeeming himself and destroying the second Death Star.
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At the time, the Obama administration and congressional Democrats made a deal: drugmakers would not oppose Obamacare, and in exchange the final package did not put limits on drug prices, which have continued rising for nearly a decade.
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But House GOP leaders made a deal with Democrats late Tuesday night to allow an amendment to a water infrastructure bill that would set aside aid for Flint, paving the way for the spending bill to pass quickly.
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That said—and as this Wired article points out—23andme has a vested interest in this line of sleep-related research; the company recently made a deal with Reset Pharmaceuticals to develop drugs targeting the body's circadian rhythms.
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Trump kills key Obamacare subsidy payments: What it means They are crying foul that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made a deal to add so-called "CSR payments" to the funding bill in order to secure Maine Sen.
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According to Higuera, Section 22 made a deal with companies supplying the teachers' union to charge an illegal 3.5 percent commission on sales, money its leaders then used for personal ends and to fund demonstrations by its members.
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Rupert Murdoch, who pursued Time Warner just three and a half years ago, has gone from buyer to seller, and made a deal to hand over much of his 21st Century Fox empire to Disney for $52 billion.
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The fragments of the prisoners' remains were given to the hospital two years ago by the descendants of Hermann Stieve, a doctor who made a deal with the Nazis to obtain the remains of the prisoners for research.
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Mr. Silverstein got a small space at Manufacture New York, a group incubator in Sunset Park (it disbanded after a year), and made a deal with a factory that supplied the Marshalls chain to pick up its scraps.
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The SoftBank deal came together at the end of last year, when the group led by the Japanese company made a deal valuing Uber at around $48 billion, a discount to its $69 billion valuation from its previous round.
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Andrew Weissmann, a leading prosecutor on special counsel Robert Mueller's team, has made a deal to write a book about his work, which included the criminal case against President Donald Trump's campaign manager, according to a new report Friday.
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Sean Penn's profile of notorious drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzman was skewered by journalists almost immediately after it published online Saturday evening because Rolling Stone made a deal with the recaptured convict to seek his approval before publication.
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In February, the Pentagon made a deal for a batch of 90 of the fighter aircraft agreeing to pay below $95 million per F-35A model jet for the first time, compared with $102 million in the previous purchase.
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"Adam and I are not perfect co-parents, but we made a deal when we got divorced, to put our son first and to value the richness that we each bring to his life, for different reasons," she wrote.
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According to Assael's book, there were many rumors that Resnick, on the behalf of Liston, made a deal with the Nation of Islam to take a dive in exchange for a percentage of Ali's future earnings in the ring.
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The Wild made a deal with Arizona for the second time in two days, sending LW Teemu Pulkkinen to the Coyotes for future considerations on Monday, and also saw C Zac Dalpe get claimed off waivers by Columbus. 2.
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The exhausted Democrats and Republicans made a deal: the Democrats agreed to provide only nominal opposition to the defunding of Planned Parenthood, which was going to happen in any case; in return, the bathroom amendment was pulled from consideration.
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Russia is gloating after achieving a major geopolitical victory thanks to TrumpRussian President Vladimir Putin and Erdogan made a deal on Tuesday for Russian and Syrian border guards to oversee the withdrawal of Kurdish forces from the Turkish border.
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The two made a deal that Campigotto would return to the U.S. and cook cassoulet at Kahan's Chicago restaurant—but only if Kahan was willing to ship both the correct terrine dishes and freshly harvested white beans from Castelnaudary.
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We made a deal that I would meet her in New York if it actually happened — with neither of us really expecting the summer sprint that hiked Glushko from a low of No. 311 to her current No. 162.
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Mr. Manafort, who worked for a decade as a political consultant in Ukraine before becoming chairman of the Trump campaign in 2016, made a deal worth hundreds of thousands of dollars with the shell company under the hairdresser's name.
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Because civilian trauma care was not close by, and the Iraqi security forces' mandate was to only treat military victims, Pete's team made a deal: Bring us civilians, and we will boost your capacity to treat your own men.
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Last year, Disney made a deal with Comcast assuming full control of Hulu as of last May with the intention of the streaming platform serving as a home to content that doesn't fit the ratings of Disney+, reports Variety.
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The second big revelation is that although Papadopoulos made a deal with Mueller's team to cooperate in exchange for a reduced sentence, it seems he was reluctant to actually cooperate, and what he did offer wasn't all that valuable.
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In addition to contacting Heymann, EMC had quietly made a deal with Popov in 210, he said, paying him $2100,23 by wire transfer and promising a second payment, of $2000,203, in four years if the stolen VMware source code didn't leak.
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Last August it made a deal to sell a majority stake to the data analytics company Helios and Matheson, which decided to lower the rate to just $9.95 per month and allow customers to see up to one movie per day.
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How smoothly John Cassavetes' character, who's made a deal with satanists in exchange for a career boost, shifts between tactics as he attempts to coerce his wife into choking down the substance he knows is going to knock her out.
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The lawsuit claims that Prince, via NPG Records, made a deal with Jay Z's Roc Nation to allow Tidal to stream the "Hit N Run: Phase 1, " the last album the "Purple Rain" singer released before his death in April.
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They didn't love that idea so much, so we made a deal — if they would dress up as farmers just until I could get a picture, then they could change into what they wanted to wear to go trick-or-treating.
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The company has also made a deal with Spotify to offer playlists built to fit the small screen — though there's no offline caching there yet, even if a company spokesperson did make it sound like the feature is in the works.
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They didn't care that it was Memorial Day in the U.S. "Neal and I and Josh Friedberg flew there, and after nine and a half hours in the IOC boardroom we made a deal," Ream said, recalling the marathon meeting.
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There was also a big push during World War II. Coke made a deal with the Army to provide a Coke to any soldier anywhere in the world at a nickel a piece, and they got the Army to support that.
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Netanyahu has been questioned several times in connection with the first two investigations -- over suggestions he inappropriately accepted gifts from businessmen overseas and over accusations he made a deal with Arnon Mozes, owner of one of Israel's leading newspapers, Yedioth Ahronoth.
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Disney made a deal to acquire those assets last year, but after a district court judge approved the merger of AT&T and Time Warner (despite the antitrust-related objections of President Trump's Department of Justice), Comcast announced another, higher bid.
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He even included a new scene inspired by his experience with Weinstein, in which Tesla, who in the movie works with both Edison and Westinghouse at different times, is stripped of his patents by a businessman he made a deal with.
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"We made a deal with each other six years ago that if either one of us really wanted something to happen, at the Port Authority or someplace else, we pick up the phone and we call directly," Mr. Christie said.
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The second is that contractually, even if it's not you ... Right, I've looked you in the eye and we've made a deal and then we're also going to have a contract that protects me if you're no longer here. Sure.
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Sax claims he made a deal with sports gear company Forever Collectibles for $10,000 -- allowing them to produce a bunch of bobbleheads in his likeness and sell them at an event in June ... and he'd sign about 504 of the 'heads.
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But a year later, the shah of Iran made a deal with Saddam Hussein on the sidelines of an OPEC meeting: In return for some territorial adjustments along the Iran-Iraq border, the shah agreed to stop support for the Kurds.
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Funny thing, last time the Alaska delegation was pushing to have a road built through the Izembek wildlife preserve, the Clinton administration made a deal with them to drop the road idea in exchange for a state-of-the-art hovercraft.
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The GOP in general, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in particular, made a deal with the devil as they embraced the profoundly divisive President in the interest of seeing dreams of a rightward shift in the federal courts fulfilled.
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In 2015, Slovakia made a deal to buy nine U.S.-made Black Hawk helicopters to replace its Russian Mi-17 fleet, and signed with Italy's Alenia Aermacchi for two Spartan C-27J transport aircraft to replace Russian Antonovs the year before.
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"This may give too much credit to my deal-making ability, but I could have made a deal with the M.L.B.P.A. about extending the D.H. to the National League," said Manfred, whose experience in baseball stretches back more than 30 years.
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Mr. Magowan had been the chief executive of Safeway Stores, the nation's largest supermarket chain, when Bob Lurie, the Giants' owner, made a deal with investors in the St. Petersburg-Tampa area in August 1992 to move the team there.
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Six said that he made a deal with Martin Bijl to restore the painting, and that it was while that painstaking work was being done that Six discovered the portrait in the Christie's catalog and showed it to van de Wetering.
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Like, say if I'm a team that made a deal to shed a bad contract and it feels like I paid a lot for them to take that contract, wouldn't I want that price out there so my competitors pay it?
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A former BP engineer, Kurt Mix, was convicted of obstruction of justice in 2013 for deleting a string of text messages, but accusations of juror misconduct led a judge to order a new trial, and Mr. Mix ultimately made a deal with prosecutors.
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Democratic leaders in Congress announced that they made a deal with President Donald Trump to pass relief aid for Hurricane Harvey, raise the debt ceiling, and pass a three-month bill to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month.
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Back in 2008, Verizon said it would connect fiber to every household in New York City by 2014 — in fact, it made a deal with the city to do so — and that rollout ended up being "an egregious failure," according to the city.
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Or, maybe he made a deal with the devil so he can be the first non-veteran VA Secretary with the distinction of becoming the last VA Secretary ever as the department is slowly ripped apart and sold off the highest bidder.
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Last week, Trump stunned GOP leaders when he made a deal with the two main Democratic leaders in Congress in an effort to temporarily raise the debt ceiling, despite qualms from his team and fellow Republicans who wanted the deal to be longer.
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The call follows a meeting at the White House on Wednesday during which Trump made a deal with Pelosi and her Senate counterpart, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, on a short-term debt limit extension that had been opposed by House Republican leadership.
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And today, the WSJ revealed that when the drugstore chain Walgreens made a deal with Theranos in 2013 — a deal that lead to the opening of around 40 Theranos clinics inside Walgreens locations — it didn't make sure the company's technology worked first.
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"Look we made a deal months ago that when we're in somebody else's jurisdiction, and they change their mind or are opposed to it, then...we're just going to let them go ahead and try to do it through their committees," he said.
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A witness such as Flynn who has admitted he lied — whether or not to cover up a crime — is a tainted witness who is unlikely to be believed by jurors who know he's made a deal to protect himself and his son.
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"Look we made a deal months ago that when we're in somebody else's jurisdiction, and they change their mind or are opposed to it, then ... we're just going to let them go ahead and try to do it through their committees," he said.
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The town used to be called Clark, but a decade ago its mayor made a deal with a satellite network to provide ten years of free basic service to the two hundred residents, in return for renaming the town after the company.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Adam Scott has made a deal with himself to be a bit tougher if he gets another chance to win the British Open and hopes caddie Fanny Sunesson can help him across the finish line at Carnoustie this week.
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Late Wednesday night, Trump's new best friends Chuck and Nancy released a surprise statement claiming that they had made a deal with the president to prevent the so-called Dreamers from being deported in exchange for increased border security, but no wall.
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In 2016 he made a deal with Laurene Powell Jobs, the founder of Emerson Collective, an organization devoted to social change that had made investments in a variety of businesses, including media properties like The Atlantic magazine and the online news website Axios.
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Since then, frustration among Saudi officials has grown as Mr. Obama limited American engagement in later crises, in Libya, Syria and elsewhere, and as he made a deal with Iran to lift sanctions in exchange for the reining-in of its nuclear program.
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This year alone he made a deal with Rihanna to open a new luxury house with her, and next year LVMH is reopening La Samaritaine department store/hotel/spa on the Right Bank in Paris — after a 15-year, $1 billion renovation.
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If Trump blew up a DACA deal over his "shithole countries" remarks, it's because he revealed his months of (relatively) specific criticism of parts of the US immigration system to be mere pretense for blunt racism, and thus made a deal impossible.
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"His ability to negotiate a deal that is favorable to him at this point given that his codefendant has already made a deal with the government will depend on what he can potentially offer the special counsel regarding their investigation into Russia collusion," Padula said.
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In September he lent aircraft to Britain's aviation authority to help repatriate thousands of holidaymakers after the collapse of Monarch Airlines, the country's fifth-biggest carrier, and in October Qatar made a deal with the EU on closer co-operation on regulation and safety.
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In Michael Wolff's tell-all Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, which we should take with a grain of salt, Wolff writes that the two had made a deal about who gets to run for president first, if it comes to that.
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Both reports point out that Apple has made a deal with Intel to be the sole supplier of 43G modems for its iPhones, but Bloomberg now also claims Intel won't be able to produce these modem chips in time for a 24 25G iPhone launch.
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The president shocked Republicans in Congress when he bucked his party and made a deal with Democrats right in front of senior GOP leaders to fund the government through December, raise the debt ceiling and provide billions of dollars in aid to Hurricane Harvey victims.
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But at some point, those individuals will have to look at themselves in the mirror and accept that they have made a deal with the devil in turning a blind eye to Trump's myriad of shortcomings as a standard-bearer for people of faith.
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Trump in mid-September ostensibly made a deal with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to extend their stay in exchange for tighter border security (though no wall), but once again the far right roared—and Trump backed off.
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He assures them this fight with The Saviors is inevitable, that even if they hadn't made a deal with Gregory that Negan and his cronies would eventually find them and try to jack all their supplies, not to mention kill them along the way.
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Mexico made a deal on June 7 with the United States to avert the tariffs, setting the clock ticking on a 45-day period for the Mexican government to make palpable progress in reducing the numbers of people trying to cross the U.S. border illegally.
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He tracked down each buyer (one was Dennis Hopper) and bought the paintings back so the 32 soup cans could remain a set — then waited 37 years and made a deal to give them to the Museum of Modern Art for an estimated $15 million.
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His brother, a heavy drinker known as Juan Piranha, quickly made a deal with the prospectors, and before long their road was cut—a track through the forest wide enough for excavators capable of moving hundreds of tons of rock and earth a day.
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This president kept our country from falling into depression, extended health insurance to 20 million Americans, somehow made a deal with Iran on nuclear weapons, saved the auto industry — and as he reminded us in his farewell address Tuesday night, took out Osama bin Laden.
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John L. Lewis and Richard L. Clark are suing Gaines and others for more than $1 million, claiming that the TV star bought them out without telling them that he had made a deal with HGTV to air Fixer Upper, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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The married interior designers and TLC stars—who share daughter Poppy, 4, and son Oskar Michael, 12 months—have made a deal to sell the home they once pictured raising their family in for $11.35 million, after listing it for $2.363 million in December, according to Variety.
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" As to why Little would confess, Silverman says, "I think he didn't like it here in California, and he made a deal with the Texas Rangers that he would give up a hundred murders around the country if they moved him out of California to Texas.
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Thompson: We looked at their enrollment for the summer, and after we made a deal with the camp, we sent a letter with the camp to all of the families announcing that we were going to be shooting a show, just to sort of gauge the response.
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At Coach, Stuart Vevers was feeling Felix the Cat (the brand made a deal with DreamWorks to use the image), adding him to the rest of the label's building blocks: prairie dresses, motorcycle jackets, shearling and dinosaurs, used this time instead of Izod alligators on cardigans.
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For months Manafort, 69, had refused to work with Mueller but in September made a deal to plead guilty, cooperate with investigators and forfeit million of dollars in assets, including an apartment in Trump Tower in Manhattan, a brownstone in Brooklyn and a mansion in the Hamptons.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, made a deal when they came to Washington to serve in the White House that the first daughter would become the first female president if the opportunity arose, according to a forthcoming book obtained by The Guardian.
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In one of her first acts running the estate, Ms. Owens made a deal to allow the release of "Amazing Grace," the long-delayed documentary of Ms. Franklin singing gospel at a Los Angeles church in 1972, which has been hailed by critics as a masterly performance.
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President Donald Trump is likely to argue that the agreement, which comes just days after congressional Democrats and the Trump administration made a deal on passing the United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA), is more proof of his self-proclaimed status as a world-class dealmaker.
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"We have already made a deal with our American clients to split the additional cost caused by the tariffs," said Yang Guohe, CEO of Kontech, a company that exports about half a million monitors to the U.S. every year for RVs, yachts, businesses, and even prisons.
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ASHLEY JUDD SAYS SHE FEARED WEINSTEIN WOULD RAPE HER SO SHE MADE A 'DEAL' WITH HIM Currently on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), "CARNE Y ARENA" tells the story of immigrants and refugees as they make their way across the American southwest desert.
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Hardly an unfamiliar idea, it came up this week with the disclosure that a writer for The Atlantic made a deal to use a particular word — "muscular" — in describing a 2009 speech by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in order to get an advance copy of the speech.
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Controlling HFC emissions has been under discussion for the past decade; America and China, the world's two biggest polluters, made a deal on the issue in 2013, which paved the way for co-operation on limiting carbon emissions ahead of UN-sponsored climate talks in Paris last year.
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I just made a deal, a big deal, a big rental deal, and I was able to convince everybody that there was — and there was — but I was able to convince them at a very high level and for a very high rent that there was tremendous competition.
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In Germany, nearly 903 libraries and research institutes made a deal with the publisher Wiley: For about 25 million euros, they're paying to access journal content — but also demanding the work of their researchers, published in Wiley journals, be made open access for all at no additional cost.
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According to a report in The New York Times, Argento, who emerged as one of the most ardent supporters of the #MeToo movement after she accused disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein of rape last year, made a deal with a young actor who accused her of sexual assault.
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The iconic rapper — who recently made a deal with the NFL to help with the league's social justice initiatives and has expressed interest in becoming a team owner — was "disappointed" in Kaepernick's decision to abstain from a private workout organized by the NFL, according to a TMZ report.
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Created and run by Claws boss Eliot Laurence, the show is set in the present day in an alternate version of the United States, where instead of burning witches during the Salem Witch Trials a few hundred years prior, the U.S. government made a deal with the supernatural beings.
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J.Crew's then-CEO Jim Brett made a deal with Amazon in September to sell Mercantile products on the site after years of avoiding a partnership, possibly due to concerns that Amazon would use sales data to launch cheaper versions of their products or discouraging shoppers from visiting stores.
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Spencer, who had previously been complaining to Rosita about how the Saviors coming to Alexandria was all Rick's fault for attacking them first, bristles at this, telling him he should have made a deal with the Saviors and gotten better terms by instantly acquiescing instead of fighting (like the Kingdom, presumably).
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Over the last few years, the industry has greatly shifted from a business controlled by hundreds of regional outfits to one controlled by three major players — Comcast, Charter and Altice, the European company that recently made a deal for Cablevision — that wield more heft over the country's broadband and entertainment infrastructure.
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Shortly before their get-together, Mr. Trump was lashing out at the investigation into whether his team cooperated with Russia during the 2016 election, while reports from Israel indicated that a former confidant of Mr. Netanyahu's had made a deal with the police in a corruption investigation of the prime minister.
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Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE made a deal with the devil Monday.
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Related: Flint Residents Paid the Highest Rates in the US for Their Lead-Contaminated Water By Sunday, Union Labor Life Insurance Co. had made a deal with the city to offer $25 million in low cost loans that will help Weaver and the city continue removing pipes under the program.
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Cosby's image as America's Dad had proved to be so indelible that not only did a 544-page biography published in September 303 not mention the lawsuit or the other allegations, but NBC earlier in the year had excitedly announced it had made a deal with Cosby to develop a new family sitcom.
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"If we didn't have tariffs we wouldn't have made a deal with Mexico," Trump also said, touting the agreement he announced late Friday on the ways Mexico promised to help stop migrants from entering the U.S. illegally across the border that the two countries share in exchange for tariffs not going into effect.
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The Trump adviser in question is George Papadopoulos — a foreign policy adviser to the campaign who, it was revealed in a document unsealed Monday, had been arrested back in July for making false statements to the FBI, and now appears to have made a deal to cooperate with Mueller's probe into Russian interference.
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Steele claimed there was a years-long intelligence exchange between Trump and Russian authorities, that the Trump campaign made a deal with the Russian government over the DNC email leak, that Trump adviser Carter Page dictated the timing of that leak, and that Trump lawyer Michael Cohen had paid off Russian hackers.
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But Hill made a deal with himself: If he was going to join an independent team, he would do so as a starter, throwing over the top, which would give him more of a downhill plane on his fastball, more depth on his breaking balls and more chances to use his changeup.
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The current policy was put in place by then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in 2013, who stated no asylum seeker arriving by boat would ever settle in Australia, and made a deal with Papua New Guinea to expand the Manus center, give the country aid money, and pay "resettlement costs" for genuine refugees.
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Four days later the Kurdish militia which ran Rojava, the People's Protection Units (YPG), made a deal with Mr Assad at Russia's Khmeimim air base, in the north-west of Syria; if the Syrian army came into Rojava to protect his country's territory against the Turks, the Kurds would fight alongside him.
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Once a buyer and seller found each other on the Tor-protected market site and made a deal in private chats, many of the site's Moscow-based dealers would offer to leave the buyer's amphetamines, ecstasy or heroin in a dead drop somewhere in Moscow, usually communicated via GPS coordinates and a photo.
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"All of the people I speak to, they talk about the Arab Peace Initiative, and again it was a great effort, but if that was where a deal was going to be made a deal would have been made a long time ago," said Kushner, who is President Donald Trump's son-in-law.
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Not only does that provide real-world benefits for people, but from Democrats' perspective it erodes a particularly nasty Republican line of attack: A lot of people are angry Democrats made a deal with McConnell because they're convinced the slippery majority leader will simply break his promise and never hold a vote on DACA.
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Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other oil producers like Russia are set to meet in September to discuss a freeze in output levels or even a cutback in order to rein in on oversupply, but analysts said animosity between OPEC-members Saudi Arabia and Iran made a deal unlikely.
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Bumble, the popular and profitable dating and networking app built around the ethos of women calling the shots on how connections get made and developed, has made a deal for some independence of its own, and its founder, Whitney Wolfe Herd, is coming out of it as CEO of an even bigger dating empire.
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"During a touching conversation with my 7-year-old daughter, Bessie, before the surgery I made a deal with her that I wouldn't get Elsa [from Frozen] tattooed on my breast, which was her first suggestion, but I would include her name instead – and it's one of my favorite parts of the tattoo," says Habbal.
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Speaking to reporters Wednesday on the White House South Lawn, Trump said the US and South Korea "have made a deal" in which Seoul will "pay a lot more money" toward the costs of basing US military personnel in the country -- the second increase the Trump administration has pushed for and gotten this year.
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As then Vice-Chancellor Leo Strine explained in a 2006 opinion mostly denying a motion to dismiss a shareholder derivative suit, AIG's board formed a special committee that first rejected self-dealing claims against some directors, then changed its mind and made a deal with the lead shareholder to allow plaintiffs' lawyers to move ahead with some claims.
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How it got to a Los Angeles Sheriff's Department vault is complicated, but as best as I could piece together from court documents (and also the obsessive research of a fellow journalist), what happened was this: After Conetto imported the stone to San Jose, he made a deal with Larry Biegler, the man with the squeaky voice.
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On Friday, ABC News and Bloomberg News reported that during Pruitt's first six months in Washington last year, he made a deal to pay about $50 a night - less than a third the price of similar properties - to rent a room in a Capitol Hill neighborhood condo building co-owned by energy industry lobbyist Steven Hart and his wife.
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On Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made a deal whereby Ankara agreed to a five-day ceasefire, during which time fighters in the YPG — the main Syrian Kurdish fighting force in the region that helped the US fight ISIS for years — would withdraw from a 20-mile "safe zone" near the Turkish border.
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Something as small as, when she first started out, her publicist had made a deal with Us Magazine, but People was ginormous compared to Us back then, so when the publicist got an offer from People, she said 'I'm so sorry, I made a mistake, People is calling, I'll get you out of the Us deal.
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While enjoying her time with friends and family on the Miami beach, Frankel proudly told fans about her first experience as a Shark investor on Shark Tank, where she made a deal with investor Kevin O'Leary to invest in an up-and-coming tea company — a fitting investment for the star, who's the founder of Skinnygirl!
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ABC News and Bloomberg News reported last week that during his first six months in Washington last year, Pruitt made a deal to pay about $50 a night - less than a third the price of similar properties - to rent a room in a Capitol Hill neighborhood condo building co-owned by energy industry lobbyist Steven Hart and his wife.
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He probably stands the highest chance of accidentally causing his father's entire legacy to go up in flames because of a DM. This guy made a deal with the devil to be the most famous man in the world but the catch was that he had to live with worms in his brain for the rest of his life.
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Certain that the vestiges of religious observance would disappear from Judaism once the modern state of Israel was born, its first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, made a deal: In June 1947, he signed off on what became known as the status quo, deferring to ultra-Orthodox demands regarding the Jewish character of the yet unborn Israel.
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The Dutch skipper Pieter Heerema, who was in 17th place, races with a four-leaf-clover coin and a medal that belongs to his best friend, who got it from his father, an English bomber pilot during World War II. The two friends made a deal that Heerema would return the coin when he finished the race.
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So it made a deal with five of the Big Six publishers (Simon & Schuster, Penguin, HarperCollins, Hachette, and Macmillan; Random House, then the biggest trade publishing house, abstained): They could all sign on to Apple's agency model, as long as they guaranteed that they'd also use that same agency model with every other retailer they worked with.
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: "[T]rade leads to growth... and we made a deal with citizens that we would pursue pro-growth policies and that everyone would benefit... So we've seen growth, but it hasn't necessarily reached everyone... and that's where we fall into the politics of fear and envy... so now we need to make a turn into a new progressive trade agenda.
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For the past five years, he let his lawyer speak about an unidentified client who had the recording, who had made a deal with the Paley Center for Media in Manhattan to restore it and who was trying to sell the tapes to the N.F.L. But the league does not seem to agree with him that the tapes are a significant enough part of its legacy that it should pay him what he wants.
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