" "I hope they'll offer more than just a Band-Aid.
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Amazon says it will offer more than a million deals.
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Three of the bedrooms offer more than a place to sleep.
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Altogether Peacock will offer more than 600 films and 400 series.
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Tosin Osibodu Tosin Osibodu Chaka looks to offer more than stocks.
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Restaurants, argues Mr Lavenant, will have to offer more than just food.
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We can offer more than one animal or species for our events.
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Furthermore, many Catholic institutions and networks offer more than just a service.
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The four-story shop will offer more than any regular Starbucks location.
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But becoming a showrunner had empowered him to offer more than thanks.
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The app will offer more than just a simple list of recent conversations.
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The dream of most cloud providers is to offer more than a service.
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Democrats have refused to offer more than $1.3 billion in border security funding.
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Elizabeth was concerned about Philip but too busy to offer more than sympathy.
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Huawei's ability to offer more than just network equipment gives it another advantage.
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Meanwhile, DirecTV Now Max will offer more than 20193 channels for $22019 per month.
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High-yield checking accounts that offer more than 2% APY are becoming more common.
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Believe it or not, the Resident Evil films do offer more than dumb fun.
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But the Democrats will need to offer more than someone-who-is-not-Trump.
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And with some notable exceptions, almost all the services offer more than just movies.
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But Frum purports to offer more than a rushed assessment of the last year.
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Vim (and Emacs, its traditional competitor) offer more than esotericism for its own sake.
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T) plans to offer more than 500 billion yen ($4.87 billion) for SABMiller Plc's SAB.
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That speaks to streaming services' need to offer more than just an on-demand catalog.
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This in turn is seeing employers wanting to offer more than just a good salary.
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Is the end goal to expand to other platforms and offer more than just streaming?
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It will cost $35 per month and offer more than 100 live streaming television channels.
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In everyday usage, the MW60 offer more than enough to satisfy multiple tastes in sound.
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They collectively offer more than 350,000 homes and will continue to operate under separate names.
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But driving for a ride-booking service, some retirees said, also can offer more than money.
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The external 5dBi antennas offer more than enough connection for casual use for the whole household.
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France, Germany, Spain, and the UK offer more than 20 days of vacation time to employees.
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If they want to land Amihere, they'll have to offer more than just a winning pedigree.
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But unless Euron can offer more than that — say, by protecting the harbor of King's Landing?
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As tyranny surges in 2020, imagery of these holy ladies might offer more than first expected.
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Stores like Gap and Nordstrom will thrive by becoming destinations that offer more than just clothing.
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But China will have to offer more than fishing rights to make any deal acceptable to Filipinos.
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Bank of America, Merrill Lynch and Citi all offer more than 12 weeks of paid parental leave.
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So a net that saves a life today may offer more than just a chance at tomorrow.
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In terms of Rewards and Benefits, today's top fashion employers offer more than traditional salaries and benefits.
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And as M-Kopa shows, such mobile services offer more than just a means to transfer money.
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I hope they'll offer more than just a $32 trillion dollar re-up of a failed idea.
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The caravan, Gabriela thought, could offer more than guidance, it could offer her family safety in numbers.
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The first package, DirecTV Now Plus, will offer more than 40 channels, including HBO, for $50 per month.
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But to take control of this debate, Warren needs to offer more than a policy brief about finance.
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Right now, there are about 40 artists featured on the site that offer more than 5,000 different shoes.
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He'd like Democratic presidential debates to offer more than a handful of minutes about events outside America's borders.
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In total, Wal-Mart said it will offer more than 103,000 new toys, including more than 300 exclusives.
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Pros: All-suite rooms offer more than double the space of typical NYC hotel rooms for similar pricing.
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The show prompted several bidders to offer "more than $100 million for the work," Mr. Gagosian's court papers say.
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Luckily, Olivier Rousteing's recent collections for Balmain offer more than enough inspiration for any and all waist-cinching endeavors.
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Still, some blooks offer more than just their unique physical presence and do hold sentimental value for their owners.
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If all the other bidders combined offer more than the $5 billion that Lampert is offering, he'll lose out.
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But environmental leaders warn that candidates will need to offer more than just an outline of their ambitious goals.
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In job negotiations, people often defer because they think that the company may offer more than they would request.
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Schumer can offer more than one amendment if he chooses, and each would prompt two hours of floor debate.
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It's not unthinkable that the base pickup truck could offer more than 300 miles by the time it ships.
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If Ms. Trump wants to champion working women, she needs to offer more than photo ops and empty promises.
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A spokesperson told CNN Business that Wendy's plans to offer more than that, including seasoned potatoes and croissant sandwiches.
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But Comcast Chief Executive Brian Roberts may want to offer more than just the best price to get a hearing.
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Four years later it's expected to offer more than a million seats between the U.S. and Reykjavik, according to OAG.
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Mnuchin said the Federal Reserve can leverage that fund to offer more than $4 trillion in support to U.S. businesses.
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The implication is that just the facts should offer more than enough in the way of tragic pity and terror.
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Mostly Mozart will offer more than twice as many performances of its most ambitious productions as it did last summer.
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The Jones Act represents needless red tape, and the administration should offer more than a short reprieve from its restrictions.
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Airbnb said Wednesday it has expanded the Experiences division to offer more than 40,000 experiences in more than 1,000 cities.
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However, Bestow does not offer more than $1 million in life insurance coverage, and not everyone will qualify for coverage.
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The company claims to offer more than 50,133 activities and services from 5,000 partners in over 200 destinations across the world.
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BP and Shell, for example, offer more than twice as much data as Exxon on each segment of operations, Redburn found.
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Going forward, many messaging apps will need to offer more than just basic functions if they want to be widely used.
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Jirgas offer more than speed and economy, he notes: whereas judges in murder cases can only punish, he can offer compensation.
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The service launches tomorrow, and for an introductory period, it will offer more than 100 streaming channels for $35 a month.
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Like, would any team offer more than $21 million through 231-238.7 if Dieng was an unrestricted free agent this summer?
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"They know that you have to offer more than a trivial benefit like free lunch or a foosball table," says Sigala.
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Morocco says it will not offer more than autonomy for the region, rich in phosphates and possibly offshore oil and gas.
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But from the beginning, Foley and his team have strived to offer more than just run-of-the-mill exercise equipment.
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To hold our attention, a show about changing the practice of medicine needs to offer more than the same sugarcoated pill.
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And, eight of these 0003 cities don't offer more than federal minimum wage, which has been $2000 per hour since 258.
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Part of the Just Kidding series at Symphony Space, it will offer more than 200 dancers saluting the power of poems.
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This winter, happily, there are some brand-new ones with surprising textures and, often, ingredients that offer more than simple hydration.
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The travel site is promising to offer more than $2 million in travel deal email alerts and flash sales between Nov.
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Crucially, these surgeries offer more than just a cosmetic fix—they're integral to improving a patient's physical health and psychological well-being.
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Usually retailing for $100, the Urbanears Plattan 2 Bluetooth headphones offer more than 30 hours of wireless playback on just one charge.
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O has seen bidders offer more than $4 billion for its Interactive Entertainment Inc unit, people familiar with the matter said Friday.
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Bigelow Aerospace reckons that its inflatable designs offer more than twice as much internal volume per kilo as a traditional, metal design.
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Democrats have so far declined to offer more than an extension for 2018 border security funds that included $85033 billion for fencing.
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For America's small credit unions, regulatory restraint would offer more than relief in terms of costs and a boon to their members.
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To win in aggregation, the analysts at Barclays think resellers of streaming services will need to offer more than discounts on price.
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"You're getting the combination of benefits by consuming these foods because they do offer more than one heart-healthy nutrient," Drayer said.
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But how many more school shooting deaths must our country endure before we offer more than thoughts and prayers for the victims?
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The games it'll sell first: While 11 games may not seem like much, you can bet they'll offer more than that in time.
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When people use a product all day every day, it has to offer more than logical utility to keep us from going insane.
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Really that depends on whether bot makers can prove their creations have staying power and offer more than a bit of gimmicky novelty.
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Governing magazine recently compiled data from 25 larger cities and found that most towns lack affordable homes that offer more than two bedrooms.
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In 2018, more than 11 million people took advantage of the offer — more than 10 times as many people as in previous years.
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In 2016, only seven colleges had esports teams; today there are over 130, which collectively offer more than $15 million in dedicated scholarships.
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As tyranny surges in 2020, imagery of these holy ladies — on view in Gothic Spirit: Medieval Art — might offer more than first expected.
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Since banks may have lower risk appetites than other institutional investors, Deringer sees an opportunity to offer more than one way to invest.
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This alignment could hint that Microsoft may plan to offer more than just apps, games, music, and video content in its Windows 10 store.
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If Leap Motion wants someone to actually make this thing, it better offer more than some open-source designs and an odd-looking prototype.
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Morocco has said it will not offer more than autonomy for the region, which is rich in phosphates and possibly offshore oil and gas.
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Whitney empowered her assistant, Juliana Reiser Force, to offer more than 500 artworks to Edward Robinson, the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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It may happen in an auction, when a bidding war spurs two bidders to offer more than they would otherwise be willing to pay.
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In Europe alone, 300 colleges and universities offer more than 1,500 English-taught bachelor's degrees, according to Beyond the States, an international college adviser.
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If the defenders of democracy on the Continent want to fight off Salvini and his allies, they will have to offer more than nostalgia.
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The aid package would offer more than $300 billion in loans to small businesses for payroll, mortgage and rent payments, utilities, and other expenses.
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And even in our dreams, houses often offer more than we had thought was there: a corridor we hadn't known about, a hidden wing.
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The qualifying tournament for the season's final grand slam will offer more than $2.9 million in prize money, a 49.2 percent increase from 2016.
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But its organizers, who began working on the museum in 2014, knew Diva had to offer more than just dazzling stones to be successful.
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The festival as a whole will offer more than 100 free shows spanning pop music, opera, dance, and spoken word across the five boroughs.
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From an apartment inside a windmill to a centuries-old palazzo with cave pool, these Airbnb rentals offer more than a bed to sleep.
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Fast-fashion brands such as Zara, owned by Spain's Inditex, now offer more than 20 lines a year; Sweden's H&M manages up to 16.
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The new AccorHotels properties will offer more than 520 rooms in the capital, Addis Ababa, the company said in a statement released on Wednesday night.
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Mobike and Ofo between them offer more than 12m cycles to 100m registered users in over 100 Chinese cities, and recently raised $1.3bn for expansion.
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Local companies such as Grab and an Indonesian competitor, Go Jek, which is valued at around $5bn, also offer more than just ride-hailing services.
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From its inception, the now canceled docu-series starring Caitlyn Jenner aimed to offer more than the other projects seen from the reality TV family.
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Democrats have said multiple times that they will not offer more than $1.3 billion for border security measures, including reinforcement of existing walls and fences.
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About a quarter are willing to offer more than asking price and 40% plan to put down more than 20% when they make a purchase.
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Whether your family plans to travel domestically this summer or further afield, the following new and improved hotels and resorts offer more than just shelter.
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That one day alone may offer more than 38 percent of all delegates and could include such large, racially diverse states as California and Texas.
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Most of them offer more than two weeks of paid leave for dads, but many still give fathers a lot less time off than mothers.
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Democrats have said multiple times that they will not offer more than $85033 billion for border security measures, including reinforcement of existing walls and fences.
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In a recent interview with CNBC, founder and CEO Zhifei Li, explained that the company intends to offer more than just the sum of its smartwatches.
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Since its inception, Nevada State College has grown to offer more than 45 majors and minors, has received independent accreditation and has expanded its physical campus.
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On the surface, crochet may seem like a craft of bygone eras, but the NYC nonprofit's classes offer more than a lesson in needle and thread.
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At a time when the war for talent is especially fierce, being able to offer more than a fair salary and two weeks' vacation is crucial.
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They also do all the cooking and supply wines and aperitifs, and offer more than two dozen guest rooms from about $503 to $140 a night.
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They offer more than the surly sheriff and the doofy would-be stepdad, respectively, through the heavy lifting of building a character largely on their own.
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More women across the region were recognizing themselves in the story, and both the provincial and federal government had yet to offer more than an apology.
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These offer more than compression, with synthetic materials to wick sweat and an extra-flat toe seam to help keep your feet dry and prevent blisters.
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The Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn last year persuaded Wisconsin to offer more than $4 billion in tax credits and other inducements to build a new plant.
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They're the best workout headphones under $50 and they offer more than eight hours of battery life, which is enough for a few gym sessions before recharging.
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That points to the great caveat to the Saarlandisation of German politics and the great question-mark over AKK in particular: can she offer more than continuity?
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Bayer said Monday it was willing to offer more than $65 billion, a 2 percent increase of its previous offer for Monsanto, the world's largest seed company.
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Our photog got Kate Wednesday arriving at LAX, and she made it clear she's going to offer more than a Twitter headline when the time is right.
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Our public sector may never be able to match the efficiency and growth of our private sector, but it sure ought to offer more than lip service.
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And it's beginning its autonomous testing program with its all-electric Soul EV. By 2020, Nissan will offer more than 10 cars with self-driving systems onboard.
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Its final offer - more than double Sky's share price before Fox made its approach in December 2016 - quickly won the backing of Sky's independent directors on Saturday.
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It expects to offer more than a thousand new generic medicines this year and nearly 1,500 in 2017, as well as 27 new specialty products by 2019.
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The Wish Book or Big Book or Dream Book, as the catalog was variously called, could run a staggering 211,21925 pages and offer more than 215,000 items.
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Pros: All-suite rooms offer more than double the space of typical NYC hotel rooms for similar pricing, and the shower is among the best we've tried.
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Most makeup brands offer more than 30 foundation shades, and in this era of Fenty Beauty and a rightful demand for inclusivity, many have 50 and beyond.
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Masite believes his business can succeed because townships are tight, often neglected communities, and he can offer more than just bodybuilding training and a place to work out.
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This is an odd, but interesting move by the company, which has been upgrading its flagship mobile application to offer more than just traditional shopping in recent months.
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Dylan's will offer more than 100 designs, but consumers can dream up their own works, by writing words or drawing their own candy creations, according to a statement.
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" Filipovic zeroed in on the fissures in the Republican Party, asserting that they must be the start of something more: "The GOP needs to offer more than words.
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As more consumers cut the cord with cable TV and turn to streaming services, rival services will need to offer more than an expansive catalog to attract customers.
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Machine learning and deep learning networks are a key part of how Alexa will eventually offer more than just the fact graph – one of Google's key strengths today.
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The company boasts that it will launch 700 total original series in 2018 (or 14 per week) and offer more than 1,000 by the end of the year.
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Along with this growth, consumers are increasingly looking for bars that offer more than just a cold drink — they're searching for immersive experiences that tingle all five senses.
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Yet the signs are that the EU is not ready to offer more than minor tweaks to the Irish backstop that could keep Britain in a customs union.
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That hasn't stopped him from making empty claims before, but it does suggest that Trump might need to offer more than just unadulterated racism to win in 2020.
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But those digitally-altered photos may offer more than just humor, Myrna Blyth, the director of media relations for the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), tells INSIDER.
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But with two full bathrooms, a dishwasher, a combination washer-dryer, a terrace and roof access, the apartment seemed to offer more than any other she had seen.
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Its initial offering price is still lower than cable fees averaging 150 to 250 rupees (roughly $2.30 to $3.80 monthly), though those providers offer more than 500 channels.
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Combining the output from Reuters news with our 60-plus content partners, we currently offer more than 20 million pieces of news content; videos, pictures and text stories.
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On the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, Calacanis says his company plans to offer more than 60 email newsletters by the end of the year.
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The Bolt is the first electric car in the U.S. market to offer more than 200 miles of driving range per charge at a starting price of around $35,000.
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Starting today, Google's app will offer more than just a search box: It'll guess what you want to see, and display it without you having to lift a finger.
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From just a few collections a year, fast-fashion brands such as Zara, owned by Spain's Inditex, now offer more than 20; Sweden's H&M manages up to 16.
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The city will provide nearly $19 million worth of administrative services, and the state will offer more than $600 million in financing opportunities for private-sector development, they said.
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On Monday, Bayer said that its negotiations with Monsanto had advanced, and it was now willing to offer more than $65 billion to acquire the world's largest seed company.
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Both of those models will offer more than 200 miles of range per charge, a figure that industry planners and analysts widely agree is the minimum consumers now expect.
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The transportation platform is set to offer more than 30 million shares in the boosted range of $70 and $72 a share, up from $62 to $68, he said.
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"If Republicans really believe these racist statements have no place in our government, then their party must offer more than shallow temporary statements of condemnation," said CBC Chairwoman Rep.
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The statement goes on to suggest North Korea will only meet with Trump if it is satisfied the meeting will offer more than a political win for the president.
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After decades underground, illegal psychedelics like LSD are steadily slipping into mainstream culture as stigma fades, and early evidence suggests they might offer more than just a recreational escape.
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But in the conference sessions, there was virtually no reference to them, and little appetite among those chattering in the halls to offer more than tepid criticism, if that.
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But in the conference sessions, there was virtually no reference to them, and little appetite among those chattering in the halls to offer more than tepid criticism, if that.
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In order to do those things effectively he is going to have to offer more than the threat of just the uppercut in the clinch and the high crotch.
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Though overcrowded, temporary schools like these, many set up by UNICEF and its partners, offer more than just an education for children whose lives have been devastated by this fighting.
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Despite Baldur's inability to offer more than rage, and both Kratos and Atreus' insistence he has to die, Freya believes in finding any path that will keep her child alive.
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And despite sharp differences over how much Britain will legally be obliged to pay Brussels on Brexit, Davis said London was willing to offer more than the bare legal minimum.
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Walmart didn't offer more than one hour of overtime even if it took more than an hour to deliver orders after finishing their 218.30 hour work week, former participants said.
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You may notice that some cards, like the Hilton cards below, offer more than 173x points — but keep in mind that the points multiplier is only half of the equation.
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Basic resources stocks also moved higher following news that the Chinese firm Fosun is to offer more than £2190 million ($287 million) for the London-listed miner Gemfields, Reuters reported.
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The family-friendly brewpub will offer more than 50 styles of Ballast Point's beer across 100 tap lines, as well as a menu fit for your entire theme park crew.
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A fund-raiser for the organization Foster Dogs, the event will offer more than food, drink, games and prizes: Furry friends will also attend, all seeking to score permanent homes.
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The new Google Play Pass subscription, arriving this week, will offer more than 350 apps and games that are completely unlocked, with no upfront fees, in-app purchases or advertisements.
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In short, KKR can offer more than capital, according to Freise, who cited the company's global network of offices, portfolio companies, and hands-on support to help scale the startups.
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It's true, of course, that users are more likely to subscribe to multiple video streaming services than music ones, but the company's going to have to offer more than ecosystem accessibility.
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Donald Trump last night presided over a massive rally (15,000 strong) in Bethpage, Long Island, a formidable start to a contest that will offer more than double the delegates of Wisconsin.
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Launching this fall, the network will offer more than 903 hours of original programming, including original, long-form celebrity, pop culture, lifestyle and human interest series, specials and live event coverage.
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Launching this fall, the network will offer more than 100 hours of original programming, including original, long-form celebrity, pop culture, lifestyle and human interest series, specials and live event coverage.
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It makes sense that YouTube would expand the set of actions consumers can take on its ads to offer more than just a click that takes you to a company website.
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The North Korean regime may have to offer more than freezing its nuclear program and commit to a staggered rollback of its nuclear capability over a number of years, said Delury.
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Apple said it would offer more than 700,000 shows, as well as perks like the ability to get a notification when there's a new episode of one of your favorite shows.
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Sling claims to offer more than 70,000 titles on demand, and while Fubo is playing coy about its catalog, a quick browse shows that it isn't quite as big as Sling's.
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That's O.K., but these devices can do so much more — and they can offer more than a few useful tricks to make you feel as if you're living in the future.
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The perfect nail salon should offer more than just a utilitarian, in-and-out service that spares you the stress of knocking over a bottle of OPI onto your hardwood floors (again).
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The relationship between Chance and Blackstone doesn't appear to offer more than hard-boiled cliché, but the incongruous fellowship of Chance and D has the advantage of being ridiculous and therefore entertaining.
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Amazon Prime Day will take place from July 15 to 16 and will offer more than 1 million deals — but those kinds of sales can also lead to some serious buyer's remorse.
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So when their youngest daughter suggested they relocate to Ojai, about 80 miles northwest of Downtown Los Angeles, they realized it might offer more than an opportunity to be closer to family.
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But her legal claims offer more than just fodder for first-year law school contracts exams -- the suit also raises some serious political headaches and potential legal consequences for the Trump administration.
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Amazon says it will offer more than a million deals, including discounts on Echo devices, kitchen appliances and more — and extend the sale by an extra six hours compared with last year.
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But a 2017 film adopting the iconography of a character as historically problematic as Lara Croft should offer more than the surface-level shrug of LOL, that's just how games were back then!
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Trump has demanded more than $5 billion for the barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border, triggering a partial shutdown after Democrats refused to offer more than $1.3 billion for other border security measures.
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Wheelchair tennis was invented 40 years ago and has developed a professional circuit under the umbrella of the International Tennis Federation that will offer more than $2 million in prize money this season.
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But the historical pervasiveness and contemporary persistence of racism in America offer more than adequate explanations for what should be considered a scandalous state of affairs in regard to race-based economic inequality.
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On a recent episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage," the comedian and car enthusiast teams up with world-renowned auto appraiser Donald Osborne to evaluate three cars that offer more than meets the eye.
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The pivot that didn't happen During the election campaign Trump was eagerly watched for signs that he would ease away from his bombast and offer more than rambling displays of emotion to the voters.
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He adds that the party needs a clearer vision, a stronger leader and offer more than just opposition to the White House if the party wants to retake the control after the midterm elections.
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"We think our products, combined with Ocado's own brand and their extensive range of other branded products completes that basket," he said, noting the joint venture will offer more than 50,000 different grocery products.
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Getting our allies and partners to separate or decouple from China in key areas where technology and security meet, as security hawks say, will not happen unless we offer more than a risk report.
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Presented by the Petco Foundation and supported by groups including the Mayor's Alliance for NYC Animals, this rally will offer more than 200 adoptable dogs, cats and rabbits, all vaccinated and spayed or neutered.
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Last year, Vanguard announced that it would offer more than 1,800 exchange-traded funds on a commission-free basis, which it said translated into 13 percent of all E.T.F.s trading on the major exchanges.
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New York (CNN Business)For months, President Trump's biggest supporters have demanded that he and Republicans offer more than lofty rhetoric when it comes to combating what they perceive as anti-conservative social media bias.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Lufthansa said on Wednesday its hub airlines would offer more than 700,000 additional seats within Germany in its winter schedule in response to high demand after the collapse of Air Berlin .
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In the UAE, SACE plans to offer more than $1 billion in credit support to projects awarded to Italian companies for the construction of Dubai's Al Maktoum International Airport and the Expo Dubai 2020 site.
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The Obama administration said in February that it was preparing to sign an agreement with Cuban authorities that would allow commercial airlines to offer more than 100 daily flights to Cuba from the United States.
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In an ideal world, every hair salon would offer more than just a methodical, bare bones, in-and-out service that spares you the fear of looking like a kid attacked your head with craft scissors.
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Nissan is also said to be working on a long-range Leaf, which has not been confirmed, and the 2017 Chevy Bolt, expected later this year, is advertised to offer more than 200 miles of range.
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GM believes the all-electric Bolt is different because it will offer more than 200 miles range fully charged and will have an estimated starting price of $37,000 before the $7,500 federal tax rebate is applied.
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Britain, which began a two-year negotiating period in March, has said it is prepared to meet its international obligations and, last week, Davis said London was willing to offer more than the bare legal minimum.
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As a member of "The Giving Pledge," a charitable campaign led by Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates, he plans to offer more than half of his wealth to philanthropy during his lifetime or later.
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Trump has demanded $5 billion for wall funding and previously said he'd be "proud" to shut down the government over the money, while Democrats have refused to offer more than $85033 billion for border security measures.
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Trump has demanded $5 billion for wall funding and previously said he'd be "proud" to shut down the government over the money, while Democrats have refused to offer more than $1.3 billion for border security measures.
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While the perks, travel credits, and rewards they offer more than make up for the fees if you travel regularly, some people might not be ready to drop that kind of cash on a credit card.
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I think that Harvard should offer more than a mere dictat for demanding personal anonymity and privacy in the context of a national public health crisis that endangers more than just those who are currently afflicted.
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Polisario wants to hold the vote promised in the ceasefire deal on the region's fate, while Morocco says it will not offer more than autonomy for the region, rich in phosphates and possibly offshore oil and gas.
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On Tuesday, Amazon (AMZN) announced it will offer more than 50 million songs at CD quality and millions more tracks at even better than CD quality as part of a new tier to its streaming music service.
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But Dr. Jessica Deighton, an associate professor in child mental health and well-being at University College London who is leading the government trials, said that the new initiative was intended to offer more than quick fixes.
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And punishing Sanders and Biden for campaigning in late voting states would have an even greater effect; all together, New York, Kentucky, and Louisiana have 382 delegates on offer, more than Texas and almost as many as California.
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The automaker said the investment would add 600 jobs to the factory's existing 3,700, build a nearby facility for assembling battery systems and eventually enable Mercedes to offer more than 50 electrified versions of its cars by 2022.
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"We recognize our responsibility to offer more than just words," said Donald Lindsey, CEO of Canadian miner Teck Resources Ltd and chair of the International Council on Mining and Metals, the industry trade group that set the standards.
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For example, in the Big East Conference's first year of operation in 1979, it earned $305,000 for the right to broadcast all of its games; three decades later, ESPN would offer more than $100 million for those rights.
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Plus will offer more than 21.8 channels for $23 per month, including local stations, sports and news along with ESPN, CNN, Fox News, Disney Jr., TNT, Hallmark Channel and Bravo, and premium networks HBO, HBO Family and HBO Latino!
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In its last known offer more than two weeks ago, BHP offered a signing bonus of about $18,000, plus separate bonuses intended to buy out clauses in a previous contract that allowed for housing benefits and a loan program.
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Google said today that it's on track to bring more than 120 games to its cloud gaming service Stadia in 2020 and is planning to offer more than 10 Stadia-exclusive games for the first half of the year.
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The SUV will offer more than 28 miles of range per charge, and start at around $238,6003 when it goes on sale in China in the middle of next year, before coming to the US and Europe in 2600.
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Following this week's news that Messenger for Android users can now use the app for SMS, Facebook announced this morning a new look for its mobile messaging app that aims to offer more than just a simple list of recent conversations.
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Apple says it's intending to offer more than 6,000 coding sessions across Europe in the next year, in more than 100 of its retail stores in ten countries, as part of its existing Today at Apple in-store educational programs.
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Kerr told Reuters in 2014 that he hoped the Asian Tour would offer more than $50 million in prize money by 2017 but this season's schedule, with the second half yet to be announced, stands at nine events worth $12.5 million.
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While you're listening, consider that Valentines Day can offer more than greeting card schmaltz—almost 50 years ago it served as the jumping off point for one of the most radical musical and social movements the world has ever known.
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These brands offer more than just a unique dining experience and locally sourced ingredients: They have small footprints, which make them ideal for placement in high-traffic urban areas where rent is inflated and large spaces are hard to find.
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It calls for expanding the Office of Space Commerce — which currently only has a few staff members — to license spacecraft, but it's not clear it would be up to the task or would offer more than rubber stamps on every rocket.
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HBO Max will offer more than a dozen original shows and movies from stars including Reese Witherspoon and Anna Kendrick, as it prepares to go head-to-head with rival services from Netflix Inc, Walt Disney Co and Apple Inc .
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence hopes South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg will offer more than attacks on his religious faith or the character of President Donald Trump as he embarks on his quest for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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This presents something of a conundrum in terms of my ability to accurately reflect the aesthetics or intentions of the finished exhibition: I find myself unable to offer more than evaluation or appreciation for those individual works that I was able to see.
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The 27-page document deals primarily with logistics and transportation surrounding the proposed Amazon building and reveals the city was prepared to offer more than $120 million in discounted fares for employees of the ecommerce giant to use the city's public transit system.
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In a display of the company's muscle, on October 25th Mr Stephenson announced that a new internet-streaming service in America, DirecTV NOW, will offer more than 100 TV channels (including Time Warner networks) for $35 a month, far cheaper than existing packages.
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The service will offer more than a dozen original shows and movies from stars including Reese Witherspoon and Anna Kendrick, plus programming from AT&T-owned networks such as HBO and TBS and classics from the Warner Bros film and TV library.
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All of the patients in the study had employer-sponsored health insurance provided by a single large health insurance company in the U.S. between 2003 and 2012, and their employers did not offer more than one option for insurance in any given year.
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The BBFC [British Board of Film Classification] draft guidance does not enforce sites to offer more than one age verification product, so all of MindGeek's sites and studio brands—again, 90 percent of the tube sites—will only offer their own product: AgeID.
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Those states will offer more than 600 delegates between them, making South Carolina an important place to pick up a victory, both for the narrative such a win would help build, and also the momentum it will give candidates for Tuesday's contests.
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More broadly, Amazon says it will offer more than a million deals during the sales event, with a special focus this year on "celeb deals" from Jaden Smith, Marshmello, Zac Brown and others, including the exclusive launch of Lady Gaga's HAUS Laboratories beauty collection.
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FRANKFURT/NEW YORK (Reuters) - German pharmaceutical and crop chemicals manufacturer Bayer AG says talks with Monsanto Co have advanced and it is now willing to offer more than $65 billion, a 2 percent increase on its previous offer for the world's largest seeds company.
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Add AT&T to the list of companies that want to sell you TV over the internet: AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson says his online-only DirecTV Now package will cost $35 a month and offer more than 100 channels when it launches next month.
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"While the revised offer is clearly superior in that is an offer for the entire company, TPG may need to offer more than A$1.20 if it is to win the support of all shareholders," said Alex Waislitz, chairman of Thorney Opportunities Ltd, which holds Fairfax shares.
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Amazon Business will offer more than 100 million products, including free delivery on orders above £30, pricing free of Value Added Tax (an indirect tax on goods and services), and in-depth analytics to allow purchasing managers to track how much they spend on their account.
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Policy makers must offer more than lip service to people displaced from their jobs by these transformations — including serious training programs and more robust safety-net services like, say, extended unemployment insurance and maybe even wage subsidies for workers who end up in lower-paying jobs.
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Netflix has been whittling away the ability to offer more than a two-bit opinion on its catalog of films and shows, which, you could argue, makes it a harder for users to let others know how interesting or boring Netflix's ever-growing stable of original content might be.
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Those pushing for a more transparent selection process are hoping that the Security Council might offer more than one candidate for the General Assembly to choose from — although the General Assembly has never had the chutzpah to turn down a candidate whom the council has presented it with.
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Because they're paired to powerful pocket computers that allow for complex mapping and communication functionality, smartwatches can offer more than regular outdoor watches without much compromise (though battery life would be a concern if you wanted to use all of these features on a multi-day camping trip).
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PCalc ($10)5) Gymaholic Workout TrackerScreenshot: GymaholicThe Apple Watch has proven itself a valuable health and fitness aid no matter which apps you do or don't have installed, but Gymaholic goes above and beyond the basics to offer more than most—including animations showing you how to perform exercises.
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At exclusive Fendi boutique events, clients are invited to choose from a box of luxury elements that offer more than 100,000 potential combinations — pieces like 18-karat gold buckles, exotic leather bands, detailing with diamonds and precious gems, and offbeat dials cut from malachite, opal, jasper and fossilized coral.
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But if he had planned to offer more than a gesture then it would have been normal to ensure that he had access to his own translator -- and for him to give an account of what had been discussed to close allies, as well as members of his own administration.
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This is important because it helps Google understand the website's content and allows it to highlight pages' content in its search results, through its "fancier" features like rich results, Knowledge Graph results, enhanced search results, carousels and more — basically any time you see more engaging search results that offer more than just a list of blue links.
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For the breakfast lover Our picks: Breakfast soft taco with egg and cheese, without bacon, or mini skillet bowl Breakfast meals at Taco Bell, like the hash brown-containing Crunchwraps and the potato-filled grande scrambler burritos, may sound like a morning treat, but you'll pay for it in milligrams, as they offer more than half a day's worth of sodium.
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We also continue to offer more than 175 performances conducted by Mr. Levine through our streaming service, Met Opera on Demand, and his entire catalog is also available to stream through the Met's website and through free apps available for Apple TV, iPad, iPhone, Android, Roku and Samsung Smart TV. TIM MCKEOUGH, NEW YORK The writer is press director for the Metropolitan Opera.
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While a vast majority of our care is provided in our patients' homes, we recognize that home is not always an ideal environment, and we are proud to offer more than 50 acute care inpatient beds in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia; these beds are located in facilities that provide 24/85033, round-the-clock care to our patients whose symptoms cannot be managed at home.
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In a market that feels oversaturated with new developments, old school design lovers and architectural enthusiasts in New York often opt to live in prewar buildings created to accommodate the population boom in the city during the decades preceding World War II. Properly restored, the Old World details that define a prewar interior can offer more than aesthetic charm; they can add some serious value to your real estate, too.
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