Heathrow is ideally positioned to serve the money-spinning North Atlantic routes.
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It has yet to realise the money-spinning potential of WhatsApp, its messaging service.
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But, neither CM Punk nor the UFC were deterred from this money-spinning move.
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The money-spinning deal helped increase the company's assets under management to more than 300 billion pounds.
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More likely, shareholders fret that American authorities could force the firms to change their money-spinning business models.
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To its critics, that science is undercut by positive psychology's moralizing, its mysticism, and its money-spinning commercialization.
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It would, however, be a major surprise if a potentially money-spinning North American bid were to be rejected.
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But analysts have said China Mobile enjoys first-mover advantage in money-spinning and fast-growing 4G services offering much faster data transmission speeds.
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Aviation authorities around the world have temporarily banned the money-spinning aircraft from flying, leaving the world's largest planemaker facing its worst crisis in years.
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The world's largest planemaker has tumbled about 11 percent since its money-spinning 737 MAX jets were grounded globally following a recent fatal crash in Ethiopia.
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Boeing's money-spinning 737 MAX jetliner has been grounded in the wake of two deadly crashes that killed nearly 350 people in the span of five months.
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The world's largest planemaker had its own troubles this week after its money-spinning 737 MAX jetliners were grounded globally following a recent fatal crash in Ethiopia.
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The world's largest planemaker had its own troubles this week after its money-spinning 0003 MAX jetliners were grounded globally following a recent fatal crash in Ethiopia.
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The world's largest planemaker had its own troubles this week after its money-spinning 737 MAX jets were grounded globally following a recent fatal crash in Ethiopia.
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Conscious of the money-spinning power of places like St Mark's Square in Venice, some officials have floated the idea of charging for access to currently public areas.
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The world's largest planemaker had its own troubles this week after its money-spinning 6.693 MAX jets were grounded globally following a fatal crash in Ethiopia on Sunday.
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The world's largest planemaker has tumbled about 23 percent this week after its money-spinning 22.05 MAX jets were grounded globally following a recent fatal crash in Ethiopia.
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In the early 1980s it almost passed on J Aron, the money-spinning commodities business that launched the career of Lloyd Blankfein, the bank's chairman and chief executive.
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Britain's partners are stepping up warnings that if it votes to leave, banks and financial firms based in London could lose their money-spinning "passports" to EU markets.
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It met sharply lowered Wall Street profit estimates for the first quarter, largely due to stopping deliveries of the money-spinning 737 MAX jets and a slowdown in production.
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It met sharply lowered Wall Street profit estimates for the first quarter, largely due to stopping deliveries of the money-spinning 22.923 MAX jets and a slowdown in production.
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Friday's glitch adds to a year of intense scrutiny over how Boeing developed its money-spinning 737 MAX jetliner following twin crashes that killed 346 people in five months.
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Broadly, it has said video is a key benefit of its money-spinning Prime shopping club, whose members tend to buy more goods from Amazon on top of paying a yearly fee.
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Both planes were Boeing's money-spinning MAX 8s and concerns over the plane's safety led to its grounding around the world last week, wiping off nearly $24.6 billion from Boeing's market value.
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It is a problem that touches on every sphere of culture, all the way down to the most basic values that we call American: meritocracy, money-spinning, male heroism, race-blind justice.
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The shakeup showed how the world's largest planemaker was freeing up engineering resources as it faces scrutiny during crash investigations while also maintaining production of its money-spinning 737 single-aisle aircrafts.
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Russian Sharapova, who ignited her money-spinning career by winning the title in 20113, was trailing 22011-22014 215-6(4) 5-0 to Pauline Parmentier of France when she retired injured.
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The $6 billion asset manager is one of the world's many "trend following" hedge funds which use sophisticated algorithms to identify money-spinning investment opportunities in assets such as oil, stocks and currencies.
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Airbus has had patchy results with the latest version of its money-spinning A2330, relaunched in 2330 with efficient new Rolls-Royce engines, and has made boosting sales one of its top priorities this year.
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Concerns over the safety of Boeing's money-spinning MAX 8s led to the aircraft's grounding around the world last week, shaving off more than 10 percent from the market value of the world's largest planemaker.
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It has been called the most lucrative game in European soccer, with a value of $220 million, as it opens the door to the riches of the main money-spinning contest for the clubs involved.
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Possible links between the accidents have rocked the aviation industry, scared passengers, and left the world's biggest planemaker scrambling to prove the safety of a money-spinning model intended to be the standard for decades.
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Possible links between the accidents have rocked the aviation industry, scared passengers worldwide, and left the world's biggest planemaker scrambling to prove the safety of a money-spinning model intended to be the standard for decades.
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The United States grounded Boeing's money-spinning 737 MAX aircraft on Wednesday over safety fears after an Ethiopian Airlines plane crash that killed 157 people, leaving the world's largest planemaker facing its worst crisis in years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One reported total revenue of $1.7 billion in 2015, and gross profit of $557 million, but the money-spinning sport was unable to prevent the Manor team from going to the wall on Friday.
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The United States grounded Boeing Co's money-spinning 737 MAX aircraft on Wednesday over safety fears after an Ethiopian Airlines plane crash that killed 157 people, leaving the world's largest planemaker facing its worst crisis in years.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union antitrust regulators are set to back speed skaters who want to compete in new money-spinning events outside the control of the sport's governing body, two sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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With so much of the park's area lost to these money-spinning activities, the Temple of the Sun has been reduced to the rebuilt altar in the center, a small hill, a tiny lake and one main path.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States grounded Boeing Co's money-spinning 737 MAX aircraft on Wednesday over safety fears after an Ethiopian Airlines plane crash that killed 157 people, leaving the world's largest planemaker facing its worst crisis in years.
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The blast occurred on a busy road in the port city once prized by warlords and the Islamist militant group al Shabaab for its money-spinning charcoal trade, said Mohamud, a police officer who gave his first name only.
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One GitHub employee, who asked to remain anonymous, said that GitHub Enterprise, the firm's money-spinning product aimed at large companies, had recently passed a Chinese government standard called GB18030 that is a prerequisite for offering services in China.
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The Briton is at the heart of a long-overdue heavyweight revival, the money-spinning focus for three other unbeaten champions who, like him, believe they can unify the division and become undisputed owner of the sport's most prestigious title.
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Autumn is somewhere between a preamble and a procession: the game's giants shaking off the rust, limbering up, going through the motions, all with the help of some willing sparring partners happy to be along for a money-spinning ride.
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Infantino had hoped to get backing this week for creating two new, potentially money-spinning, tournaments — a new worldwide Nations League for national teams and a fresh 24-team Club World Cup to start with a 'pilot' edition in 2021.
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The world's largest planemaker said it was also delaying plans to step up production on its money-spinning 737 line in the Seattle-area, and would not hit a record-level 57 aircraft monthly until late 2020, months later than previously planned.
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The world's largest planemaker also said it was delaying plans to step up production on its money-spinning 737 line in the Seattle area, and would not hit a record-level 57 aircraft monthly until late 2020, months later than previously planned.
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The fresh delay comes as the grounding of Boeing's money-spinning 737 MAX single-aisle entered a six month in August, and as the world's largest planemaker grapples with engine delays on the 777X widebody, pushing the first flight of the 2777-2350 into 21000.
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The plan would see Barclays keep its money-spinning M&A advisory business and the equity and debt capital markets teams responsible for leading high-value initial public offerings and bond sales, but cull its cash equities, currency and fixed income trading desks, the sources said.
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The fresh delay comes as the grounding of Boeing's money-spinning 737 MAX single-aisle entered a sixth month in August, and as the world's largest planemaker faces engine-related delays on the 777X widebody that have pushed the first flight of the 777-9 into 2020.
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A U.S. congressional source also said a Washington-based figure close to the Chinese government told him recently it disliked the Uighur bill more than the Hong Kong bill for "dollars and cents reasons," because the former measure contained serious export controls on money-spinning security technology, while also threatening asset freezes and visa bans on individual officials.
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Players who included the likes of Rahman Gumbo, Mercedes Sibanda, Willard "Nduuuna" Mashinkila-Khumalo, Madinda Ndlovu, Dumisani Ngulube and many others. Between 1999 and 2002 Highlanders won the Premier League four seasons back to back. In 1999 and 2000 they were coached by Rahman Gumbo. Gumbo was sacked for failure to reach the African champions league’s money spinning mini league.
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In the League Cup, Preston faced, and defeated Rochdale in round 1, before being beaten by Middlesbrough in the second round. In the opening 3 rounds of the FA Cup, Preston defeated Havant & Waterlooville in the first round, Shrewsbury Town in the second and Norwich City in the third round to put them in the hat for a potentially money-spinning trip to a Premier League side in the fourth round of the cup. Meanwhile, in Preston's next 10 games, they won 4, drew 4 and lost 2 – although they did go on a 5 match winless run, culminating in a loss against Crawley Town.
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McNeil signed for Southport on 12 May 2010, after he left Stockport County earlier on in the year. He made a good start to the season, hitting two goals against Kidderminster in a thrilling 4–3 away win, but soon after that he had a groin injury which kept him out for a few weeks. When he came back he helped the club to a money spinning home tie, live on ITV with league one side Sheffield Wednesday in the first round of the FA Cup. McNeil and his teammates battled on in the league but they couldn't do enough to keep the club from finishing fourth bottom of the Conference.
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The Angels regrouped for the 1989–90 season with former player and manager Tony Burns returning to manage the club for a second time. Tonbridge finished in a worthy third place, not enough for a quick return to Southern League football, but silverware was forthcoming in the form of the Kent League Cup. Another former manager returned for the 1990–91 season, Phil Emblen, and he sparked a revival in the club's fortunes. Emblen patiently built a winning team and after two fourth-placed finishes, money-spinning Cup runs and another Kent League Cup win, the title finally arrived at Longmead in the 1992–93 season.
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The Third Round draw saw Torquay receive a home fixture against another League One side Carlisle United. While possibly not the money-spinning draw that either team was hoping for, it was at least a game which, on recent form, gave the Gulls a very realistic chance of progressing to the FA Cup Fourth Round. No new additions were made to the squad during the month, although the loan deal for Joe Oastler was extended until January while Wolves agreed to allow Ashley Hemmings to extend his stay at Plainmoor. With the loan window about to close, leading striker Elliot Benyon appeared to be on the verge of leaving Torquay, with Swindon, Dagenham & Redbridge and Southend among the clubs reported to have been interested in making a move for the young forward.
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The new owners of the club advocated an ambitious future for the club, hiring World Cup winner Lionel Charbonnier as manager and announcing that their aim was to reach the Belgian Second Division within three years. The dreams of the new ownership group were quickly found to be pure fantasy when, despite enlisting the support of celebrities such as Francis Lalanne and M. Pokora as money-spinning crowd attractions the club failed to gain any more financial traction than it had had before the takeover, and once again the club was declared bankrupt, with the club's registration number being put on sale to any club who wished to purchase it and take Bleid-Gaume's place in the third division. After flirting with Promotion D club Wallonia Walhain, the registration number was instead purchased by bottom-tier club R. White Daring Molenbeek under the ownership of former Belgium international Michel De Wolf in an attempt at resurrecting the former glories of the one-time national champion club. Following the merger of the two clubs, the new club moved to Molenbeek.
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