He's also excited to broaden the Curbside offering thanks to Rakuten's expanded resources.
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SurveyMonkey will price at $12 per share, above the $9 to $11 it had been seeking, in its initial public offering thanks to stronger-than-expected demand from investors.
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Harry and Meghan ended the Instagram post by offering thanks to those who continue to support them, and said that more information will be available on the Sussex Royal website.
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MUNICH/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German brake systems maker Knorr-Bremse said on Monday it was accelerating its initial public offering thanks to strong investor demand, bucking weakness in other recent floats and a gathering selloff on stock markets.
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Many responses from our readers have been notes of gratitude, offering thanks to reporters like Jodi Kantor, Megan Twohey, Michael S. Schmidt, Emily Steel and Jennifer Steinhauer for pursuing a subject that, for so long, has avoided national exposure.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican investors say they are eager to snap up shares of Jose Cuervo in its initial public offering, thanks to the world's top tequila maker's strong dollar earnings and global demand, even though it is seen as expensive compared with larger peer Diageo.
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" Netanyahu praised Greenblatt in a tweet from his office's official account, offering thanks to Greenblatt "for his dedicated work on behalf of security and peace, and for not hesitating for a moment to speak out and tell the truth against all those who spoke ill of the State of Israel.
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Nut breads were made for the festivals. Hunting was significantly increased. October - Duninodi - Trading Moon :Significance: Month of thankfulness ::Two festivals took place during this month, the traditional "Harvest Festival" and the "Great Moon Festival". Both were festivals celebrated the success of the year and offering thanks to the animals, plants and all living things of the fields.
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The location identified most closely with well dressing is Tissington, Derbyshire, though the origins of the tradition are obscure. It has been speculated that it began as a pagan custom of offering thanks to gods for a reliable water supply; other suggested explanations include villagers celebrating the purity of their water supply after surviving the Black Death in 1348, or alternatively celebrating their water's constancy during a prolonged drought in 1615. The practice of well dressing using clay boards at Tissington is not recorded before 1818, however, and the earliest record for the wells being adorned by simple garlands occurs in 1758. Well or tap dressing in Wirksworth in the 1860s.
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Consumed by doubt, the narrator is reassured by the appearance of a turtle dove carrying a message, signalling the beneficent quality of his vision. The narrator claims that Fortune kept her promise to him by increasing his wisdom, so that he is now in a state of happiness with his beloved. The poem closes with the narrator offering thanks to all the that, at the end of the poem, brought about his good fortune, and a dedication to the 'poetis laureate' Geoffrey Chaucer and John Gower. The poem's penultimate verse repeats its first line, 'heigh in the hevynnis figure circulere', so that its structure echoes that of the celestial spheres that it evokes.
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