We make over $30 a piece in tips, not bad.
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Factories must make over 300,000 cars a year to operate efficiently.
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They only wish they had that decision to make over again.
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BMW and Daimler's Mercedes-Benz both make over 2.2m cars a year.
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I can name over 30 people who make over six figures online.
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Huber and his partner are set to make over $13,000 this year.
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Heroin use is up 60% among people who make over $50,000 a year.
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I make over 100 flavors, including the sugar-free GoLightly and the GoOrganic.
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Your crab shell gets a total make over and your spirit is reborn.
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They will also provide appliances, refurnish the house and make over the backyard.
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Work 23 hours a week and you could make over $1,500 a month.
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How many [crappy] movies do they get to make over and over again?
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Boxoffice Pro is anticipating that the movie could even make over $100 million.
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Any money you make over $22019,22, up until $21099,2400, is taxed at 21098%.
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He is just the second running back to make over 200 career starts.
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The top 10 highest-paid NCAA basketball coaches all make over $3 million.
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But the Browns have been eager to make over the once woeful team.
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Even if you worked just two hours a day, you could make over $1,050.
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Smarter Living: Wirecutter recommends five cheap(ish) things to make over a cluttered closet.
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In the film, some of the most successful streamers make over $100,000 a month.
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But for teens in families that make over $75,000 that number jumps to 97 percent.
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Billboard also predicts that the tour could potentially make over $400 million over six months.
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Those who make over $21.5,000 a year would not have any of their loans forgiven.
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She appeared in the 2014 documentary "Hotline" about connections strangers can make over the phone.
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And if you want to make over the fancier drinks, I've got tons of recipes.
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It will be interesting to see what other uses Apple and developers make over time.
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Smarter Living: Wirecutter recommends five cheap(ish) things to radically make over your cluttered closet.
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Republicans also have difficult decisions to make over how to handle the allegations against Wynn.
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So began one attempt to make over a company with a tarnished reputation and slumping sales.
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Microsoft has also worked to make over 43 Xbox 24 games backwards compatible on Xbox One.
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Thus far, that's been used to make over 120,000 bots which serve over five million users.
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How many hours of phone calls do you make over the process of producing an album?
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It may feel like your options for retirement savings are limited if you make over $100,000.
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The real question is how much noise does Trump want to make over this conspiracy theory?
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To be considered rich in the Memphis, Tennessee, metro area, you need to make over $101,968.
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To be considered rich in the Tampa, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $104,424.
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To be considered rich in the Miami, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $108,568.
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To be considered rich in the Cleveland, Ohio, metro area, you need to make over $104,978.
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To be considered rich in the Orlando, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $110,178.
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To be considered rich in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, metro area, you need to make over $117,042.
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To be considered rich in the Detroit, Michigan, metro area, you need to make over $116,822.
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To be considered rich in the Indianapolis, Indiana, metro area, you need to make over $119,132.
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To be considered rich in the Jacksonville, Florida, metro area, you need to make over $117,418.
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To be considered rich in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, metro area, you need to make over $118,896.
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To be considered rich in the Phoenix, Arizona, metro area, you need to make over $123,012.
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To be considered rich in the Riverside, California, metro area, you need to make over $123,988.
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To be considered rich in the Nashville, Tennessee, metro area, you need to make over $127,878.
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To be considered rich in the Cincinnati, Ohio, metro area, you need to make over $213,306.
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To be considered rich in the Columbus, Ohio, metro area, you need to make over $127,528.
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To be considered rich in the Houston, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $127,604.
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To be considered rich in the Atlanta, Georgia, metro area, you need to make over $130,762.
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To be considered rich in the Dallas, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $134,746.
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To be considered rich in the Sacramento, California, metro area, you need to make over $135,804.
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To be considered rich in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, metro area, you need to make over $137,144.
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To be considered rich in the Chicago, Illinois, metro area, you need to make over $136,806.
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To be considered rich in the Portland, Oregon, metro area, you need to make over $143,862.
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To be considered rich in the Austin, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $174,600.
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To be considered rich in the Denver, Colorado, metro area you need to make over $153,286.
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To be considered rich in the Minneapolis, Minnesota, metro area, you need to make over $153,712.
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To be considered rich in the Baltimore, Maryland, metro area you need to make over $154,788.
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To be considered rich in the Seattle, Washington, metro area you need to make over $164,266.
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To be considered rich in the Boston, Massachusetts, metro area, you need to make over $171,382.
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To be considered rich in the Washington, DC, metro area, you need to make over $199,338.
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" — HARRY STYLES "'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' is expected to make over $425 million by Sunday.
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The bedroom is the simplest place to make over because you don't have expensive fixtures or plumbing.
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The stars of Netflix's Queer Eye make over their subjects' lives in the course of one week.
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Chipotle will average the weekly pay that hourly workers make over the quarter to determine the bonus.
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Even 44% of students from families that make over $245,000 receive some kind of aid at Stanford.
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But in order to get to that scenario, existing regulation needs a complete make-over, he noted.
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Now if only Jack could be as clear headed about how he should make over Twitter, too.
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That movie went on to make over $100 million worldwide and was only made for $29 million.
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UConn players have not talked much about the history they could make over the next three weeks.
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After all, it's not the kind of purchase people will make over and over, year after year.
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The freshman congresswoman last year endorsed raising marginal tax rates on those who make over $10 million.
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Typically, most dealers make over 50 percent of their annual turnover in their 10 days at Maastricht.
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Here are four of the common mistakes he says he sees digital nomads make over the years.
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Alma's bid to make over another key section of the waterfront, though, has hit some choppy waters.
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To be considered rich in the Las Vegas, Nevada, metro area, you need to make over $114,378.
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To be considered rich in the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, metro area, you need to make over $112,520.
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To be considered rich in the San Antonio, Texas, metro area, you need to make over $113,548.
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To be considered rich in the St. Louis, Missouri, metro area, you need to make over $123,142.
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To be considered rich in the Charlotte, North Carolina, metro area, you need to make over $122,312.
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To be considered rich in the Kansas City, Missouri, metro area, you need to make over $126,808.
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To be considered rich in the Virginia Beach, Virginia, metro area, you need to make over $128,510.
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To be considered rich in the Providence, Rhode Island, metro area, you need to make over $130,452.
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To be considered rich in the Los Angeles, California, metro area, you need to make over $139,984.
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To be considered rich in the San Diego, California, metro area, you need to make over $152,414.
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To be considered rich in the New York City metro area, you need to make over $150,736.
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To be considered rich in the San Francisco, California, metro area, you need to make over $203,428.
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To be considered rich in the San Jose, California, metro area, you need to make over $234,948.
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In a Sunday afternoon email to supporters, Mr. Bush pressed the case he'll make over the next week.
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He's set to make over $232.7 million in the final year of the contract, which expires in 10.
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" He added in a separate tweet "And I make over a grand on a good week motherf***ers.
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About half of all hosts make over $500 a month and 38 percent make between $100 and $499.
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An elite of a dozen or so firms, including Apple and Boeing, make over $1bn a year in profits.
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"We have everything available to purchase that they make over there," Scott said of the business relationship with HMS.
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After all, this may be one of the most fundamental choices the US will make over the next decade.
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You can stumble, particularly given some of the mistakes we've seen both parties make over the past few years.
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The main cause of the trouble was that Ganna stubbornly refused to make over the meadow to the company.
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It's seriously time to make over the parts of your life that are keeping you from being well rested.
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They can make over 10 slimes that you might find inside Jabba's palace, all with different shapes and effects.
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As Father Ragusa put it in Tuscany, Europe is a choice Europeans need to make over and over again.
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I was dubious, but it yielded a tender, sophisticated cake that I know I'll make over and over again.
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Advice on Living the Dream From Digital Nomads Who Make Over Six Figures: Good tidbits on going (very) remote.
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Married couples filing jointly who make $250,000 or more, and people who make over $200,000, pay an additional 0.9%.
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Meanwhile, insurance corporations' profits grow: one company (UnitedHealth) is projected to make over $260 billion in revenue this year.
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Still, the gains that she has seen women make over the course of her political career have been enormous.
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But it covers the overwhelming majority of choices a politician actually has to make over the course of her career.
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More women in the US have driver's licenses than men and women make over 80 percent of household purchase decisions.
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It's much more likely for a worker to have this benefit if they make over $75,000, rather than under $30,000.
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Goldman Sachs, another bank, estimates that at most 27m households make over $11,27 a year—just 2% of the population.
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In one episode from 1993, a mother named Bernadette commissions Oprah and her team to make over her daughter, Candice.
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We will have more announcements to make over the course of 2019 and 2020 from both NYC and Santa Monica.
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Likewise, in terms of U.S. engagement with Africa, a sense of lackluster has set in, necessitating a vigorous make over.
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That may speak to some of the key decisions her campaign did, and didn't, make over the past 18 months.
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Small businesses are inexorably linked to the economic and workforce decisions the government will make over the next several years.
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She believes African agriculture needs a make-over to shed its old-fashioned image of backbreaking work with a hoe.
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He then set upon a 10-year odyssey to make over that car into something that closely resembled the original.
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Salary levels are important; employees who make over $100,53 are usually exempt while anyone being paid under $23,660 is nonexempt.
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We get it: You probably don't have the cash or the inclination to make over your apartment with every passing season.
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"He was going to be an engineer and he was going to make over a hundred thousand a year," she said.
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Together they make over ¥5bn ($46m) in annual sales, and claim to account for four-fifths of Japan's food-replica market.
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So for Gettysburg and beyond here are a few simple points that Trump should make, over and over and over again.
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"Just because it's the holidays, that doesn't mean you have to overdo your makeup with a drastic make over," Barose says.
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In addition to Iger, nearly two dozen CEOs make over 1,000 times more than median employees, according to data from Equilar.
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The HGTV stars went head-to-head to make over two dressing rooms for Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest's Live guests.
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I think Costco, they have a big decision to make over the next couple years about what their online play is.
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For people who make over $75,2600, payments will be reduced by $229 for every $2500 of income that exceeds that limit.
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G.E.'s new C.E.O., Larry Culp, could make over $21 million a year if he succeeds in reviving the stock price.
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Analysts have estimated Netflix could make over a billion more per year by introducing an ad-supported tier to its service.
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As a skilled trades person, I make over $30 an hour, so that's barely more than a day's pay for me.
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Inside HHS, Azar worked to make over the department, ushering out a series of Trump appointees who had drawn negative headlines.
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So depending on how much they put into updating it, they could stand to make over $1 million on a potential sale.
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Today, only 5% of American women make over six figures (a topic we explore in our weekly series, My 6-Figure Paycheck).
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Press the button on his belt and he'll talk to you; Hasbro says it can make over 70 sound effects, including phrases.
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Alberta will make over C$1.3 billion in funding available over the next seven years to support projects aimed at cutting emissions.
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While most shuttered gas stations are abandoned and chained, some have had a make-over and are now shops, cafes, and launderettes.
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It's probably the best received of the many musical, artistic and literary references that I make over the course of our conversation.
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Papa John's has tried to make over its image with a new ad campaign featuring a diverse panel of franchisees and employees.
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Star accused Too Faced of only cutting de Jager $50,000 for a product that would go on to make over $10 million.
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Haid estimates his target customer base to be around 1.2 million people who make over $80,000 a year and could live anywhere.
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But don't worry, there is a tax cut for the wealthy so if you make over $500,000 you're getting a tax cut.
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A very clever internet user used "deepfake" technology to make over the live-action "Lion King," and the results are pretty impressive!
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Further, sellers who make over $10,000 within 12 months aren't allowed opt out ever — even if their store's income drops below $10,143.
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Harry and Meghan could make over $110 million from sponsored posts on Instagram alone, according to data from influencer marketing platform Klear.
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Down the road at the Ecstatic Pizza restaurant, 59-year-old Bun Saroeun counts himself lucky to make over $2635 a day.
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Only perhaps a dozen companies make over $53bn of profits a year from China, including General Motors and a few tech-hardware stars.
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A little more than one-fifth come from the highest-earning 1% of American households, or those who make over $630,000 per year.
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When Google wanted to make over the inbox, it just left Gmail entirely and began work on an entirely new email app, Inbox.
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Whether or not to get an epidural is one of many decisions pregnant people have to make over the course of giving birth.
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We are excited to continue our relationship and eagerly looking forward to the progress this company will make over the next few years.
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The company will use the design as a starting point for the 500 stores it plans to make over in 2018 and 2019.
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She can make over 50 facial expressions and was first debuted at the South by Southwest festival in March 2016 in Austin, Texas.
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Havenly is an online platform that offers a range of affordable interior design services ($19-$169) to help you make over your space.
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Microsoft is expected to make over $4 billion in advertising revenue this year, more than a quarter of all U.S. newspaper ad revenue.
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With the help of Operation BBQ Relief, Fieri and his team were able to make over 1,000 meals twice a day, Mook said.
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The decision each must make over where to list comes as the advantages between New York and Hong Kong become less clear-cut.
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If you make $13,21 a year or more, you won't receive any money, nor will couples who file jointly and make over $2380,219.
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But as it turns out, that car ride was just the first of many digital payments I would make over the coming days.
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Today, WhatsApp counts over 1.5 billion monthly users and it says they make over two billion minutes of calls via its service each day.
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Currently, T-Mobile says that it will make over 30 cities 264G-ready this year, including New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Las Vegas.
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It is able to make over a trillion calculations per second, which HPE engineers estimate is about 30 times faster than a typical laptop.
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If you want to target people in the market for a car that make over $100,000 a year, you can do that as well.
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In a profile on Santas-for-hire, Money magazine found that one could potentially make over $200 an hour as a seasoned Kris Kringle.
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But by 2005, the number of SWAT teams nationwide had increased 15,000%, and these militarized SWAT units now make over 50,000 raids a year.
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I want to see him make over a bad kid (like the girl's older brother), and turn a Santa skeptic into a Santa stan.
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Image: DLROtto Lilienthal was the first human to develop and create a production aircraft, going on to make over 2,000 well-documented gliding flights.
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He added that Walmart can now make over 170,000 monthly changes to software that supports its website, compared to less than 100 changes previously.
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We've teamed up with Hayneedle to give you $2,000 to make over your home with new furniture, outdoor sets, lighting, window treatments, and more.
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The choices that world leaders make over the next 11 years will in all likelihood define the fate of Earth for generations to come.
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"There's an old Icahn rule, when you make over $1.5 billion on a situation, you sell a bit," Icahn told The Wall Street Journal.
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In states such as Alaska, Washington, Colorado, Florida, Virginia, Illinois and most of the Northeast, workers would have to make over $268 an hour.
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How we priced it: You can make over 70 masks from a single $8 container of powdered clay—that's $0.11 for clay per mask.
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It was one in a series of disclosures the group would make over the next few weeks from hacked emails, intended to damage Mrs.
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Walmart's having a bunch of sales on grills, some of which double as a panini press and some that can make over 211 servings.
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In order to translate the input from the photograph, Vrellis' algorithm has to make over 2 billion calculations in order to produce the pattern.
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People who earn more than $24,000 will receive a smaller payment and the checks are phased out completely for people who make over $99,000.
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Money is not the only adjustment travel influencers have had to make over the past few weeks — although it might be the most impactful.
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"I told him, 'Hey, the worst score I'm going to make over here with my wedge game right now is probably par,'" Woods said.
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In states such as Alaska, Washington, Colorado, Florida, Virginia, Illinois and most of the Northeast, workers would have to make over $23 an hour.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal to raise marginal tax rates on those who make over $22018 million has sparked a growing debate over tax policy.
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The trams save time, so riders make over 900,000 trips each day — far more than on the 117-mile Washington Metro train network, for example.
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By using the code SAVE254.99 at checkout, you can make over £250 in savings on packages, such as the ultimate protection offering, Kaspersky Total Security.
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For example, every dollar you make under $9,1183 is taxed at 10 percent — but every dollar you make over $415,050 is taxed at 39.6 percent.
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Virtuoso's Millennial clients make over $200,000 a year, an income distribution only matched by the company's Mature client segment (the generational older than the Boomers).
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Check out the video above catch my full transformation (Canadian Tuxedo included) — and to hear how my co-workers reacted to the dramatic make-over.
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It's part of his brand to make over-the-top remarks for laughs, even if they contribute little to the ongoing conversation or are offensive.
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Because Iowa is first, Clinton was able to make over 27 trips to the state with 116 events, including headlining 40 events in January alone.
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On average, refugees make over a dollar more per hour than the state's minimum wage, and provide a useful boost to a healthy local economy.
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If you want to know exactly how much interest you will make over a certain time frame, regardless of market performance or future interest rates.
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The make-over could also have driven a wedge between him and some BOJ members who had hitherto formed his majority on a divided board.
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The judge granted a permanent injunction against the county's use of the seal, presumably requiring another make over unless her order is overturned on appeal.
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"Make Over," which interpolates Sugababes' "Overload" (yes, Mutya Buena and Co. receive royalties from Stripped), is a proud refusal of "bullshit" standards of western beauty.
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Of those survey participants, 2000% earn an income below $237.7,262.3 a year, 0003% earn between $2000,264.1 and $235.9,000 a year, and 13% make over $100,000.
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In order to address the issue, Facebook was forced to make over 90 million users log back into their accounts to ensure that they were secure.
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It's supposed to be a nonprofit, yet 129 blazer-wearing staff members make over six figures, and 14 execs are paid more than $200,000 a year.
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If you add up Apple's spare cash and the money it is expected to make over the next two years, you get to about $300 billion.
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He's somehow managed to make over 40 percent of 57 total three-point attempts, but that will regress and defenses are happy when he shoots them.
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He bought the 5,500-square-foot home in 2013 and proceeded to make over $1 million in renovations, including adding a greenhouse and remodeling the kitchen.
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How much money did they make over the last three years as they planned this photo because they knew we'd write a blog post about it?
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"We did a survey of our members, and 98 percent of them are college graduates, and 70 percent make over $553,000 a year," Mr. Mack said.
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He bought a three-bedroom industrial loft two miles from where he films and in 2017 hired interior designer Elizabeth Ingram to make over the space.
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Still, it's a violent, feel-bad bummer that will probably make over $300 million, which is more than most conventional crowd-pleasers can manage these days.
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Inside the world of cannabis influencers on Instagram and YouTube, who can make over $1,000 for a sponsored post but often get their accounts shut down
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The credit would be phased out for single people who make over $50,000 and for couples or single people with children who make more than $100,000.
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That case has been harder to make over the past several months following embarrassing and very public blunders that cast doubt on Facebook's honesty toward ad buyers.
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As noted, this report is based on the expectations of industry officials, and the kinds of investments their companies are expected to make over the short term.
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If you want to get more precise, you need to have at least a general idea of how much you'll make over the course of the year.
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" So I was like, "OK, I'm going to give you a number and I want you to tell me if you make over or under that number.
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Silver says between 20% to 25% of Thinkful's students select an ISA plan wherein graduates who make over $40,000 pay 15% of their salary for three years.
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Schumpeter has grouped the biggest 22020 companies by market value into local firms and multinationals (firms which make over 219% of their sales outside their home region).
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"4 years ago I was given the opportunity to make over 120 million people smile," she wrote alongside a series of snaps from her Super Bowl set.
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A farmer with 40 chickens has the potential to make over $1000 a year, versus the extreme poverty line of about $700 a year, according to Gates.
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You will be surprised to find how many different type of cars you can buy with 1/10th your income if you make over $25,000 a year.
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As a way to thank her for her hard work, Ramsay teamed up with Houzz to make over the Philadelphia row house Wilson bought with her winnings.
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Republicans also poured millions of dollars into the race, with the Republican National Committee using 100 staffers on the ground to make over a million voter contacts.
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He would go on to make over 200 appearances for the Reds after the war, though he was first to join up in a rather different sense.
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Crabbe and Turner alone will make over $32 million more in 228-22011 than Crabbe, Aminu, Davis, Henderson, Leonard, Harkless, Plumlee, and Vonleh did in 267-16.
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The expectation or hope in some quarters is that he'll speak squarely to the loyalty pledge he was reportedly asked to make over dinner with the president.
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In the past we've seen them make over gays in the military, female members of their family, and the straight guys on the crew of the show.
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Earlier this year, Netflix was trading at 110 times the earnings Wall Street analysts expected the company to make over the next 12 months, according to FactSet.
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Simone Davies, a teacher and author, helped make over my kids' playroom using Montessori educational principles like creating a sense of peace and instilling autonomy in children.
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A recent survey by Porch found that couples who remodeled their homes had an increase in marital satisfaction, particularly if they chose to make-over their bedroom.
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In October, she worked with One Kings Lane to make over a cottage guest house on her L.A. property, and is frequently sharing her interior inspiration on Instagram.
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Understanding how startups and entrepreneurs can allow businesses to expand their services and reach is one of the most important discoveries businesses can make over the next decade.
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Stella — who admits she has control issues — attempts to make over Will's medical plan, and, along the way, the two teens fall head over heels for one another.
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To pay for that, she wants to raise taxes on the very wealthy, who would see a tax rate of 70% on everything they make over $10 million.
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The offering is an important step forward for the country, which has big plans to make over its economy and diversify away from its dependence on crude revenue.
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It would also be enforceable for companies that have data on over 1 million consumers or consumer devices, even if they don't make over $50 million a year.
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Last week, the government responded by announcing it would inject $3.9 billion into Pemex, which must make over $27 billion in debt payments over the next three years.
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Now, the choices that President Obama and party leaders make over the next few weeks could ultimately decide whether the story of Puerto Rico's financial woes ends happily.
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Uber's first employee is poised to make over $1 billion in the company's massive public offering, and he's already committed to donating at least $14 million to charity
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"What I always tell people is that there's no one magical food or beverage that will be able to totally make over your health or cure an illness."
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"Make Over Your Bedroom in Just 10 Minutes" immediately caught my eye since it fit my bedroom upgrade mission and I'm a big fan of quick, simple fixes.
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Larry Owens, Pat Regan, Matt Rogers, Bowen Yang and Zach Zimmerman pick an audience member to make over live onstage and things just keep getting better from there.
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Bartenders expecting to make over $200 for the night would be lucky to bring home $80, Mr. McLeod said — which meant they, too, would rein in their spending.
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"We're excited to see the impact that people will make over the next year," Sharma says, "and we're inspired to make future fundraisers and birthdays even more memorable."
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We spoke with life insurance experts and asked them the biggest mistakes they see people make over and over again to help you figure out what to avoid.
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Right now, the S. & P. 500 is trading at 16.6 times what analysts expect its companies to make over the next 12 months, according to data from FactSet.
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While it won't have the crazy redline or insane sound of the flat-plane-crank V-8, it will make over 700 horsepower with the help of a supercharger.
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A Fox News poll had similar results in January, with 22019 percent of registered voters saying they agree with raising income taxes on people who make over $10 million.
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It's worth noting that this sample is not nationally representative: Almost all of these workers are college educated, and more than half of them make over $100,000 a year.
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Some of those first images would appear at the beginning of Lost Lost Lost (1976), one of the many diary films he would make over the next 50 years.
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If you make over a certain income level, the IRS wants you to pay your taxes on a quarterly basis, based on an estimate of what you think you owe.
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The Southern Charm bachelor, 39, enlisted the help of home decor brand Parachute and designer Orlando Soria to make over the sleeping space at his home in Charleston, South Carolina.
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This part has me a bit wary, as I've never heard the SR9s and I can't vouch for how much of an improvement, if any, they make over the MSR7s.
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Cuba's honey industry is tiny compared with that of world leaders (bees in China, the biggest producer, make over 500,000 tonnes a year) but it is a valuable agricultural export.
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That would be enough to surpass previous title holder "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," which bowed with $248 million in 2015 and went on to make over $936.6 million domestically.
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Britney Spears spent millions in 2016, but dropped most of it in the same stores where you probably shop -- of course, you probably didn't make over $15 million last year.
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They also earn the most money: NPs make over six-figures on average, the Bureau of Labor Statistics finds, while RNs make about $70,000 and LPNs make $46,000 a year.
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The five-year program, launched by the federal government in early January, proposes to make over 90 percent of the total U.S. offshore acreage available to oil and gas drilling.
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For the Mets, it would mean paying those pitchers more than they would otherwise make over the next few years as they become eligible for arbitration and approach free agency.
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The home improvement show, where neighbors have 2 days and a $1,000 budget to make over a room in each other's home, just announced it's returning with Davis as host.
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"E-commerce giants" — which make over $1 billion in annual revenues — Adobe said, had a 244% rise in sales on Thanksgiving Day, and smaller retailers saw just a 61% increase.
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The cost of this additional security is covered by Thuringia's taxpayers—while with 6,000 visitors paying $40 per ticket, the festival's organizers will make over $200,000 in ticket sales alone.
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But what we didn't hear was that Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes would make over $400 million for selling his company, in one of the largest "golden parachutes" of all time.
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When her colorful and completely original style doesn't go over well at her new school, Fashion Academy of Brooklyn, she decides to make over not only her wardrobe, but also herself.
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The Democratic Party has an important decision to make over the next two years in terms of picking a champion to challenge Trump, and it has plenty of options right now.
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For those who make over $60,000, chances are less than half of what you need in retirement will come from the government, says Sean Pearson, a financial advisor with Ameriprise Financial.
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But even many high-earners feel overwhelmed: 41 percent of those who make over $200,000 say they've broken down at some point because they felt like they were coming up short.
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The court document says Jewell used a National Training Center credit card and approved UAW officials to use their credit cars to make over $40,000 in purchases for himself and others.
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As for the tax cuts, unless you're a shareholder in the affected medical industries or make over $200,000 a year in income ($250,000 as a couple), they won't affect you much.
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Pop culture never lets the dead rest which is why a 64-year-old man can stand to make over a million dollars on the premature deaths of two famed rappers.
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Higher earners would receive a $1,500 check, but would pay back parts or all next year in tax if they make over $75,000 as an individual or $150,000 as a couple.
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By contrast, a whopping 47.3 percent goes to the top 1 percent, and nearly a quarter goes to the top 0.1 percent, all of whom make over $3.75 million a year.
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Cement Mixer Slime: Elmer's challenged Life with Brothers, two sisters who are obsessed with making slime on YouTube, to use an industrial cement mixer to make over 300 gallons of slime.
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The fuzzy pink or purple creature has a small gold horn, a neck that grows, a "personality" with "moods" and it can make over 250 sounds like giggling or snoring sounds.
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Second, providing these details makes it easier for everyone, including experts in different fields, to give us feedback so that we can improve the guidelines – and the decisions we make – over time.
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Cohen turned to interior designer Eric Hughes — the creative genius behind his recently redecorated New York City home — to make over the three VIP greenrooms at his Hudson Street studios in Manhattan.
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Coates was likely anticipating many of the arguments that Republican representatives and their guests—Quillette writer Coleman Hughes and former NFL safety Burgess Owens—would make over the course of the hearing.
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A study conducted among consumers who make over $100,000 a year reveals that, surprisingly, majority of them do not own luxury cars, and they shop at mainstream stores like Target and Walmart.
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But according to compensation, culture and career monitoring site Comparably, if you can make it into a top-tier tech role without a college degree, you can still make over six figures.
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"When someone has been falsely arrested as many times as Pedro, and every case has been dismissed, it doesn't seem to warrant the comment I make over and over again," he said.
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Lead software engineers can make over $200,153 a year, while data scientists can pull in salaries topping $170,000, according to Glassdoor, which relies on self-reported data from current and former employees.
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This is often cited as a critique of her generation, but, man, I found it refreshing, especially in light of the careful sublimations and apologies I'd learned to make over the years.
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Chris Dixon, who runs Andreessen Horowitz's crypto investments along with Katie Haun, told CNBC at the fund's launch that these are "all-weather" bets that they'll make over time regardless of market conditions.
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It did offer one example of a well-performing title, Basketball FRVR, which is on track to make over 7-digits in ad revenue annually, and has been played over 4.2 billion times.
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"We don't comment on adjustments that we make over time and are focused on serving the needs of our clients, growing our business and improving efficiency," a UBS spokesperson said in a statement.
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That sale set the record for a work by any American artist, for a work by an African-American artist and as the first work created since 1980 to make over $100 million.
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However, lawyers backing the DACA program said Homeland Security officials might actually reach a different result if they had the decision to make over without an effective legal mandate created by Sessions' opinion.
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"There's more heart in the stories," Jonathan told PEOPLE exclusively of the HGTV show, on which the twins, 41, help families make over the home they already live in to be their dream property.
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Amazon's fulfillment center workers in the U.S. make over $15 an hour, including cash, stock and incentive bonuses, before overtime, and receive Amazon's full suite of health and parental leave benefits, the company says.
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When she was 5, her mother married someone else and they moved to a new neighborhood in Brooklyn; it was the first of nine moves the family would make over the next 13 years.
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It would apply to companies that make over $50 million per year, hold information on at least 1 million people or devices, or primarily act as data brokers that buy and sell consumer data.
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"There's more heart in the stories," Jonathan tells PEOPLE exclusively of the HGTV show, on which the twins, 41, help families make over the home they already live in to be their dream property.
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Indiez takes 20 percent of project fees, leaving the remaining 80 percent to the workers who, it said, on average can make over $5,000 per month for 30-40 hours of work per week.
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The original image in itself is a sight to behold, but Reddit users had other ideas... Carr's smart suit and tie got a complete overhaul... And, Peter Kay also got his own make-over.
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"It's exciting that everyone is trying to make over-the-top television better and better, and I think that is good for all of us," said Theodore Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer, on Monday.
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Noted for large-scale conservation projects in Europe, he had just set up a satellite practice in Singapore to design the new National Gallery, which would combine and make over two existing heritage buildings.
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Over the course of her lifetime, a woman working as an electrician will make over $85033 million more than her counterpart working in traditionally "female-dominated" jobs, such as a childcare or service provider.
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Using just a smartphone, he helps spread information about the humanitarian crises in the camps through international news media and can make over $100 a day, a significant amount in the cash-strapped country.
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Mr. Schiff's status as a credible, effective communicator who can speak to Americans in ways that ring true may be the most important contribution he can make over the next few weeks and months.
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And so the sports memoir transforms into an accidental self-help manual: Living, like switch-hitting or flossing or answering our email, is a decision that we have to make over and over again.
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Ms. Waters famously persuaded Yale, where her daughter was attending college, to make over its dining halls, and has been the guiding spirit for the sustainable food program at the American Academy in Rome.
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But the $6 billion make-over is finally reaching its early stages, and luxury condos, upscale retailers, and thousands of high-earning workers are expected to move onto the island within the next decade.
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Director R. Balki sets his film in Madhya Pradesh to appeal to a Hindi-speaking audience, sprinkles a few songs and inserts a love triangle of sorts to give it a Bollywood make-over.
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Joel walked into the tank asking for $500,000 in exchange for a 10 percent interest in the company, arguing that over the next four years, with the sharks' investment, Kodiak would make over $245 million.
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You listed Amazon, Google, and Facebook, and you said you would break them up because they make over $25 billion a year in global revenue, and they run markets in which they also participate. Yep.
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However, its release on June 893 has been stalled by India's censor board, which has asked the makers of the film to remove all references to Punjab, politics and elections and make over 289 cuts.
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Disney dropped the first teaser for the highly-anticipated sequel to Frozen, the blockbuster family hit that became a phenomenon when it hit theaters in 2013 and went on to make over $1.2 billion worldwide.
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Italy's Gucci, Kering's biggest revenue and profit motor, also trumped forecasts as enthusiasm for its flamboyant, sequin-filled make-over under designer Alessandro Michele over the past two years shows little sign of dying down.
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Particularly once he learns of Frances's affair, Robert is positively seething at his wife, and there are few actors who can make over-the-top anger as uncomfortable to watch (or as funny) as Church.
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It sells its services primarily to device makers, who can make over the air updates to their devices after they have been purchased and implemented to keep them up to date with the latest fixes.
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The court document says Jewell used a National Training Center credit card and approved UAW officials to use their credit cars to make over $40,000 in purchases for himself and other UAW officials and members.
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When we need to make decisions that integrate a lot of connected factors, we have a policy system that can rise above the various narrow considerations and make over-arching decisions for the national good.
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It took me five years working 80-hour weeks to make over $1 million saving and investing in the stock market, but with bitcoin, my coins have increased to over $1 million in 2017 alone.
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The goal: to make over a roughly 80-square-foot space that had turned into a dumping ground for garden tools and turn it into a lush, inviting space where friends and family could relax.
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We asked the stylist to make over one of our own male staff members, Mike, using affordable clothes and shoes from stores like Wal-Mart and Topman, and he was more than up to the challenge.
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The actor has since gone on to make over a dozen movies, including Damsel — a western written and directed by David Zellner and Nathan Zellner that throws into question the craziest things people do for love.
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But people who make over 400% of the federal poverty level — about $48,000 for an individual and $100,000 for a family of four — are not eligible for subsidies and bear the brunt of Obamacare price hikes.
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Other key moves have included giving more autonomy to the chief operating officers in each YSL division, and looking to focus more on local clients, who now make over 303 percent of the YSL brand's clientbase.
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A report released on June 30th by Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, predicts that Chinese will make over 130m trips abroad this year, up from some 120m in 2015, and spend roughly $1,200 each time on shopping.
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Unlike Clinton's email servers, it is the kind of judgment he will have to make, over and again, as commander in chief, and he both got it wrong and refuses to admit he got it wrong.
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The investment comes as Tencent gears up to formally launch global hit game "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" in China, after saying last year it would give the game a socialist make-over to meet Chinese rules governing digital content.
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And that point — that individuals are all equally likely to act out of kindness or prejudice, regardless of skin color or ethnic background — is the point Saleh tends to make over and over again in his videos.
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Although the new law will make over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids available only for slight and moderate hearing loss, tech companies will want to reach their largest possible market — including those with more severe hearing loss.
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As we reported ... the Spice Girls are embarking on a new U.K. tour next summer, for which the 4 active performers are set to make over $3 million each -- and possibly more if the show goes on.
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" Kristin also lectures Jay about it's time for her career as a jewelry designer to get priority -- saying, "You have to realize how many sacrifices I've had to make over 8 football seasons that we've been together.
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The requirements detailed in the bill would be enforced by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and would apply to companies that are already regulated by this agency and make over $50 million a year, according to the bill.
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Officials had been drafting the outline weeks before the July announcement, the sources said, suggesting that the review would be more a defense of the status quo rather than a radical make-over of the existing policy framework.
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Fans see CupcakKe's persona as a liberation, a freaky in-joke, a way to beat haters to the punch, like Ally Sheedy in The Breakfast Club except with no need for a make-over in the last scene.
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Meanwhile, Fiat Chrysler Automobile NV, told employees in an email that the Italian-American automaker would start converting one of its China plants to ultimately make over 1 million masks a month to help combat the coronavirus outbreak.
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Leclerc generated 37.2 billion euros in revenues in 2017, up 2 percent from 2016, and online operations make over 1003 percent of the group's food retail sales due to its strong focus on the Click & Collect Drive service.
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The country's biggest earners, those who make over $730,000 and are in the top 1 percent, will pay 43 percent of all income taxes; under the prior tax regime, those folks contributed only 38 percent of income taxes.
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As lawmakers on the Judiciary panel were leaving the Capitol Thursday for the weeklong Thanksgiving break, several said they still hadn't received guidance on preparations to make over the recess or what to expect when they come back.
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Their detractors and their champions both think of multinational firms—for the purposes of this article, firms that make over 503% of their sales outside their home region (unless otherwise specified)—as the apex predators of the global economy.
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A report last year from the Federation of International Cricketers Associations, a players' body, found that a top West Indies cricketer could make over twice as much playing in domestic T20 leagues around the world than in international cricket.
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" However, he warned, "All the progress that we've made over the last eight years, all the progress we hope to make over the next eight years — all of that goes out the window if we don't win this election.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian government aims to make over 84 billion roubles ($13 billion) from selling its stakes in diamond miner Alrosa and the shipping firm Sovkomflot this year, Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev was quoted as saying on Friday.
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Members of the military used the failed coup as a pretext for exerting more power over the government, one of many steps toward militarization that Japan would make over the next half-decade, culminating in Pearl Harbor and WWII.
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Let's see… Last Wednesday there was the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's announcement of a $3BN investment it said it intends to make over the next 10 years, with the headline-grabbing goal of 'curing, preventing or managing all human disease'.
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In the gingerbread picture, I recognize the curve I still make over the counter and the way Joshua holds his head when he's focused, the way he keeps his arms close to his body when the task is intricate.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Brooke Cucinella told jurors in Manhattan federal court that tips by Sean Stewart, an ex-banker at Perella Weinberg Partners and JPMorgan Chase & Co, enabled his father and another man to make over $153 million trading.
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It's something of a nod to the mirror gazing obsession of make-over TV shows; not a parade of feminine gender norms per se, more a calming reassurance that our android successors will enjoy television as much as we do.
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Zinke said last week that the department's draft National Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Program for 2019 to 2024 would make over 90 percent of the outer continental shelf's total acreage available for leasing to drillers, a national record.
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It was the only comedy to make over $100m in the US – a remarkable achievement and hopefully something that will encourage studio heads to put much-needed funding into female-driven comedy, and, in particular, stories about women of colour.
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Analysts agree that the only way to confirm whatever nuclear promises North Korea's might make over time would be "an intrusive monitoring and inspection system," as Frank Aum, a former Department of Defense senior advisor on North Korea, puts it.
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The FNZ deal is the first of a $3 billion investment that CDPQ and Generation Investment, co-founded by former U.S. vice president Al Gore, plan to make over the next 8 to 15 years, according to a joint statement.
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It's not a cute time to plan a date or give yourself a make-over—though if you want to slap on a sheet mask and soak your feet between laundry loads, that's not a bad way to work the vibe.
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Still, once she and AJ started talking through their options, he assured her that he would have her back, and the sacrifices they would have to make over the next few years to pay off their debt would be worth it.
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In the meantime, however, Basquiat's vibrant painting set several records Thursday night: for a work by any American artist, for a work by an African-American artist and as the first work created since 1991 to make over $225 million.
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The luggage label Away is teaming up with Poppy Jamie and Suki Waterhouse to make over its range of travel bags — the Carry-On, the Bigger Carry-On, the Medium and the Large ($225 to $295) — in Pop & Suki pink.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said on Thursday the department's draft National Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Program for 2019 to 2024 would make over 90 percent of the outer continental shelf's total acreage available for leasing to drillers, a national record.
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While many influencers are hesitant to disclose exactly how much money they're raking in from sponsored deals, new research published today by influencer marketing agency Mediakix estimates the top reality TV stars can make over $215 million every year on Instagram alone.
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So luckily for the more than 30 million women (and men) who have used Bumble to break gender stereotypes and make over 2 billion matches on their own terms, Whitney Wolfe Herd didn't care what she or her company were supposed to do.
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The programme sets out a raft of other measures including an end to energy subsidies, reforms to public enterprises and an overhaul of monetary policy that Egypt will make over the next three years to restore economic stability and long-term growth.
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Knowing when to make the call to change, or cancel ceremonies, was just one of the tough decisions these couples and others have had to make over the last several weeks as unpredictable wildfires and hurricanes caused disruptions to their best-laid plans.
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Fukushima would not reveal the material that she used, but said that she uses red, blue and yellow to make over 1000 different skin tones, kneading in the shades so that if a customer scuffs their finger, the color underneath remains the same.
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Working from home instead of in the office, taking classes online instead of in a classroom, and getting groceries delivered instead of heading to the store ourselves are just some of the changes people have been asked make over the past few weeks.
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Four of the show's five co-hosts were there not to make over lawmakers, but to drum up support for the proposed Equality Act, which would bar discrimination based on gender identity, sex and sexual orientation by expanding the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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When I was chairman of the House Budget Committee in the 1990s, we were able to make over Pentagon spending, revamp welfare and balance the federal budget for the first time in decades because Democrats and Republicans made a commitment to work together.
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The hope is to move the conversation beyond a focus on individual rogue actors, like He. "The real questions going forward are what decisions will countries make over the years and decades about which applications, if any, should be allowed," Lander said.
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Sheila Ybarra, mom of biology major Skylar Bantz (pictured), worked for over 10 hours with a team of eight family members and friends to completely make over her daughter's new home, which is in a 50-year-old building known as "scary" Sterry Hall.
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"There are tens of thousands of live-streaming and video channels dedicated to exposing magic tricks," says Li, 24, who has over 420,000 fans on Chinese video platform Tik Tok and claims to make over 1 million yuan ($20073,000) per year from his videos.
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Established progressive groups like Planned Parenthood and the American Federation of Teachers along with new Resistance startups like Daily Action and 5 Calls have together organized liberals to make over a million calls to members of Congress to protest various aspects of the Trump administration.
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Without knowing how they'll handle Marcus Smart's restricted free agency, right now only three players (Gordon Hayward, Al Horford, and Kyrie Irving) are scheduled to make over $7 million next season, and 19-year-old Jayson Tatum might be their fourth-highest paid player.
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But rather than just get drunk every day for the next ten years, Garson used his success to make over 20 solo albums exploring the possibilities of the synthesizer, choosing to work within concepts such as space travel, the occult, and the growth of plants.
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A report last year found that by 2020, other countries plan to make over four times more licensed mid-band spectrum available than the U.S. — China, for example, plans to dedicate more than seven times more mid-band spectrum (over 21625 MHz) to 2900G use.
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As we approach another anniversary, I will think about all the ways we choose to commemorate tragedy both publicly and privately, and how tuning in and tuning out of our surroundings is a choice we must make over and over in our daily lives.
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After a few more hours spent searching through boxes, Meyer photographs the clown and several more finds and posts them online where he expects to make over $4,000 in net profit off the single load, including potentially over $803 for just the Italian figurine.
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The Beer Institute—yes, that's the real name—covers brewers like Anheuser-Busch, Coors, Heineken, and more, which collectively make over 80 percent of the beer sold in the US. It just announced that its breweries have agreed to start labeling their beers with a calorie count.
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"All of those articles ... that are about mistakes investors make — over-trading, falling in love with the winners, panicking in downturns, paying too much in fees because of over-trading — really all need to be renamed mistakes that gentlemen investors make," said Krawcheck, who is CEO.
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"In the vintage listing, a black-and-white photo of then 27-year-old Epstein lounging in a suit (later, he would prefer jeans and sweatpants) runs alongside his description of a "financial strategist" who "talks only to people who make over a million a year!
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One tech worker told The Guardian that even though her family brings in over $1 million a year, the cost of living in Silicon Valley makes it impossible to buy a home: "We make over one million between us, but we can't afford a house," she said.
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Among his many triumphs on "Queer Eye" — where, in each episode, five tasteful gay men make over a messy subject — Mr. Berk transformed an empty church hall into a bustling community center and turned the disarrayed home of a Burning Man devotee into a polished bachelor pad.
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According to the department, the plan "proposes to make over 2900 percent of the total OCS acreage and more than 220006 percent of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil and gas resources in federal offshore areas available to consider for future exploration and development," from 2202 to 2628.
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The findings also showed Americans diverging on what constitutes "fake news," with 65 percent saying it applies broadly to the editorial decisions outlets make over what topics to cover and 53 percent more narrowly defining it to apply only to the spread of factually incorrect information.
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Restored by the Fords follows siblings Leanne and Steve Ford as they make over outdated houses in Pittsburgh, PA. Although integrating clean, modern looks for local families is certainly a plus, Leanne, the designer, and Steve, the contractor, are in it for more than just the pretty "After" photos.
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Results of the December 2015 survey are likely to reinforce questions in Congress and elsewhere about whether the administration is pressuring officials to make over-optimistic claims about progress against Islamic State and the Taliban to help U.S. President Barack Obama leave office in January on a high note.
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Finnair, majority-owned by the state, depends on attracting traffic flows between Europe and Asia to its Helsinki hub because of the relatively shorter distances flown, and the new deal increases the number of scheduled flights it can make over Siberia to 80 a week, from 65 currently.
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The louring, dark-hued splendour of the Cave of Wonders constitutes one of various high points of Bob Crowley's designs, just as Gregg Barnes's costumes indulge baubles and bangles and the kind of sartorial make-over for its leading man that one more traditionally associates in musicals with women.
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The court was hearing a petition filed by the producers of Udta Punjab, Balaji Motion Pictures and Phantom Films, after the India's Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) asked them to make over 80 cuts in the film and remove all references to the state of Punjab, elections and politics.
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"This is in an industry," Quartz reports, "where interns can make over $50 an hour, new grads can get $100,000 signing bonuses, and the average employee makes more than double the national average in the U.S. " The survey also breaks down how tech workers feel about their pay by company.
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"Asking the wealthiest 22,000 New Jerseyans to pay two cents more, in income tax, for every dollar they make over $1 million, so we can provide nearly $500 million more in property tax relief to New Jersey's families is simple fairness," Mr. Murphy said in an address to the Legislature.
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Each week the Windy City Rehab star, along with Restored by the Fords' Leanne Ford, Good Bones' Mina Starsiak and Hidden Potential's Jasmine Roth make over a different room in the house with the goal of adding the most property value, and a judge from the HGTV family decides on the winner.
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In each episode, the L.A.-based talent will make over the home of a client who has had a relationship end — whether it's a recent split or a long-ago divorce that has left them in a rut — giving them a fresh start and a de facto therapy session in the process.
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Be it a farmer who's got no time for himself, an introverted Walmart clerk, or a 60-something divorcee, whoever the "Queer Eye" team make over, one thing is certain: they will be ending the show with the front of their shirt tucked firmly into their pants, whether they like it or not.
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Etsy seller Renee Hanks says she's already seeing orders pick up for Halloween; she expects to make over 1,000 kids' costumes this year through her shop BooBahBlue, but says that number would likely be even higher if she didn't have to close up shop a couple of weeks before the holiday to accommodate the demand.
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As his career stutter-steps through persistent health issues and condemning realizations about his leadership style, with a super-max contract extension (he can make over $46 million in 22013 alone, if he wants) set to kick in next year, Wall is besieged by more uncertainty than someone with his talent and resume should be.
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The decisions the Vermonter and his allies will make over the next three months -- in pushing for a more liberal party plank, in how Sanders addresses the convention delegates -- may determine whether the Sanders insurgency becomes the wild-haired face of American politics for years to come, perhaps long after Sanders himself has left the stage.
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If it turns out that Trump's campaign was directly working with Putin during the election, if Trump's mixed signals lead Putin to make a military incursion into Eastern Europe, if members of Trump's Cabinet profit from decisions they make over Russian foreign policy — all of that really could give Democrats political ammunition they can deploy, according to Grossmann.
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"Donald Trump may try to make over his most dangerous and risky positions, but his opposition to the federal minimum wage, his tax cuts for businesses and the rich, and his reckless ideas on the use of nuclear weapons are all too big a risk to be in the Oval Office," said Jesse Ferguson, a Clinton spokesman.
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Among those who make over $90,000 a year — the sort of voters in the House districts that several Democrats captured in the midterms — those surveyed in the Kaiser poll were particularly wary of an all-government system: 64 percent in this income group said they would oppose a Medicare for all plan that terminated private insurance.
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Most Americans need to focus on calcium and vitamin D, and to limit sugarMost Americans could benefit from looking for foods with high levels of fiber, potassium, calcium, and vitamin D — all nutrients that are starting to show up on new nutrition labels, which companies that make over $10 million must implement immediately, and smaller companies must roll out by 2021.
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I spoke there, as I often do, about how these issues of sexual harassment and sexual assault are key for the travel and hospitality industry because women make over 80% of the purchasing decisions in that industry and yet they are also often making decisions around what's a safe hotel and what's a safe route to and from where I'm going.
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"I would encourage [Flynn] to do whatever his passion is but if he wanted to become an actor, I would make him very aware of the reality of the job and the reality of the success rate, which I think is [that] less than 5 percent of actors make over 30 grand a year," the star told Sean Maguire Daily.
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"I would encourage [Flynn] to do whatever his passion is but if he wanted to become an actor, I would make him very aware of the reality of the job and the reality of the success rate, which I think is [that] less than 5 percent of actors make over 30 grand a year," the star told Sean Maguire Daily.
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Has anyone actually come up with a good explanation for why United Nations Ambassador Samantha PowerSamantha Jane Power#FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria 'Unmasker in Chief' Samantha Power spewed anti-Trump bias in government emails 10 factors making Russia election interference the most enduring scandal of the Obama era MORE needed to make over 260 unmasking requests in 2016 alone?
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"I just wonder why would an agency if they have a deficiency of empathy, create a Border Search Trauma and Rescue team to try to protect people that are making this dangerous crossing and make over 4,000 rescues a year, on their own time with the collateral duty apply to be emergency medical technicians so they can help people in dangerous conditions," McAleenan said.
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Oceana used to have 11 venues across the UK. Now there are four (in Nottingham, Plymouth, Southampton, and Watford) and all the others were either closed down, starting with the Birmingham branch in 2010, or converted into a Pryzm — which is basically Oceana with a conceited make-over (worth noting that whenever The Tab decides to name and shame the worst clubs in every city across the UK, you'll usually find Pryzm comes out on top).
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THE SEP OUR PROJECTIONS SUGGEST YES, BUT I THINK THAT'S A JUDGMENT I'D RATHER MAKE OVER THE NEXT YEAR, AND ITS GOING TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT A LOT OF FACTORS, INCLUDING WHERE THE 10-YEAR TREASURY IS. LIESMAN: WELL, YOU MENTIONED IT, AND YOU'RE A FORMER GUY OF THE BUSINESS, WHAT DOES THE YIELD CURVE -- A FLATTER YIELD CURVE TELLING YOU NOW – AND I HAVE THIS QUESTION, IF YOU WERE FACED WITH THIS DECISION TO RAISE THE FED FUNDS RATE AND THAT WOULD CAUSE THE YIELD CURVE TO INVERT, WOULD THAT STOP YOU?
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