"It was not easy parting with the coin," she said.
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He announced his parting with the organization on Feb. 10.
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That has meant parting with divisions that are performing well.
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If not, you might have an easier time parting with them.
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See which ones I will and won't be parting with, ahead.
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I love a side-parting with curls – it feels more modern.
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Apple understood that parting with the audio jack would be painful.
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Parting with the other Republican candidates, Donald Trump supports diplomacy with Cuba.
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Parting with possessions we don't need is a struggle for many Americans.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - James Bond is parting with his personal Aston Martin.
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And yet, the thought of parting with any of it gives me separation anxiety.
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"I need alcohol," she joked, after parting with a beloved pair of white booties.
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If you want a black dress with embroidery, you'll be parting with almost $6,000.
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But it's the worst argument for parting with your cash for the print product.
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The franchise is operating without a general manager since parting with Brian Gaine in June.
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Along the way, Nintendo tries to nudge me into parting with my actual human money.
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That is because you will still be parting with more money than the tax itself.
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But have you ever tried parting with six Tom Ford lipsticks that are now discontinued?
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But what if voting didn't have to mean lost wages and parting with PTO time?
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Parting with Mona would be particular sad, considering we've already had to mourn her once.
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Our reservations have nothing to do with parting with such a large amount of money.
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No matter how great my weariness, the wrench of parting with consciousness is unspeakably repulsive.
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"It didn't bother me a bit," he said of parting with his most intimate possessions.
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Little did they know, they wouldn't be parting with any money on this particular occasion.
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And for Butler, parting with his 1-year-old beard was visibly traumatizing for the actor.
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Mike Bloomberg's got boatloads of cash and he's parting with it like the ships are sinking.
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The delusion of those parting with their money often matches the myopia of those squandering it.
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They refer to the parting with past lives, the "see ya" to old modes of living.
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Ask yourself: is the service you are getting worth parting with this information about your children?
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Parting with them wasn't easy, but I knew my next Nuuly was right around the corner.
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"There is nothing more painful than parting with or having to drop your children off," he said.
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Gillis' parting with SNL came four days after the announcement first saying he'd be joining the show.
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This is especially true for investors who want to shop HSA providers after parting with an employer.
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Ms. Quinn recently put a price on parting with Grey Gardens: It is listed for $19.995 million.
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After parting with his first high-profile coach, Boris Becker, at the end of last season, Djokovic cleaned out the rest of his longstanding team early this month, parting with his longtime coach Marian Vajda as well as the fitness coach Gebhard Phil Gritsch and the physiotherapist Miljan Amanovic.
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Parting with the silence, Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said that, in the Gulf, "things are heating up".
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Hunter parting with the congressman's not guilty plea: Those who know Hunter the most, trust him the least.
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Vanessa Hudgens has decided she's gotta go her own way—so she's officially parting with her L.A. home.
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However, the Girls creator shared that she is not parting with the piece of jewelry he gave her.
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It last went up for sale in 2013, with its buyer parting with $1.3 million to secure it .
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It's coming my way, and I've been instructed to jot down my feelings about parting with my phone.
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In parting with art that he had devoted his life to collecting, Mr. Thaw was matter-of-fact.
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But he'll likely have an easier time parting with that money if it is to his direct benefit.
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He tends to list his items at exorbitant prices because, he said, he loathes parting with any card.
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Acoustic Shadows's tailpiece, "Blake's Painting The Soul Hovering over the Body Reluctantly Parting with Life," feels like a farewell.
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Plenty of tickets remain for the event, but nabbing one will mean parting with a significant amount of cash.
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The retailer continues to close stores and is in the process of parting with its Old Navy sister brand.
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The Art Institute of Chicago is parting with 300 ancient Chinese pieces in its collection through Christie's in September.
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Over all, traders continued to take their cue from oil prices by parting with stocks in energy and mining companies.
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This particular bourbon has become a thing — a thing that you cannot get without parting with lots of your money.
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Since you're going to be parting with a decent chunk of change regardless, it's worth remembering that you have options.
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As consumer psychologists, we wanted to know why people have so much trouble parting with possessions they no longer use.
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The remaining shares will continue to be held by Supercell's staff, while SoftBank is parting with all of its stake.
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She is somewhat ambivalent about parting with her chandeliers, especially if they are just going to hang on someone's wall.
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Parting with him — and three Class A players, notably the hard-throwing starter Michael Kopech — is consistent with Dombrowski's strategy.
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But we do want you to make sure that you've weighed all the pros and cons before parting with your cash.
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Afterward, we asked these donors whether they felt like they had lost a piece of themselves when parting with their items.
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"After parting with a solid £40 [editor's note: about $50], I was excited to join the 'New Pram' club," she wrote.
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The junk would be easy, but parting with the works of art and mementos would be like cutting out my heart.
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That needs to start, as it has for me, by parting with a couple of wrong ideas about the refugee crisis.
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But they gave solid value in those deals, parting with the future All-Stars A.J. Burnett and Preston Wilson, among others.
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And he adamantly disputes any notion that he is parting with his memorabilia because he needs to defray his medical costs.
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Recognizing and accepting when clothing no longer spark joy is easy, but willingly parting with the memories associated them clothing is painful.
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Comforter To-Go Comforters have the word "comfort" in them for a reason; parting with our comforter at home induces physical pain.
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While I think those four are pretty settled, I could also see the Dolphins parting with Brent Grimes to save $6.5 million.
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The author reflects in this memoir on the excruciating grief of parting with a child and surrendering her role as a mother.
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What are we supposed to make of the fact that she has trouble parting with the infant she agreed to give up?
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It's true ... but now he's parting with his pimped out whip and it could be yours if you've got $150,000 to spend!
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Suffice it to say, parting with this much money would've been much easier by gradually and patiently deploying the money over decades.
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With that description, you might think twice about parting with a chunk of your annual salary for a modern day road bike.
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She headed back to see Archie while Prince Harry, 35, undertook a solo outing — but not before parting with a goodbye kiss!
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Traditional investors like mutual funds, pensions, endowments and individuals are expected to be net sellers, parting with roughly $400 billion in shares.
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They told Knafo she needed to get the $66,000 back from her surgeon — who had no intention of parting with the money.
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In other words, apart from Verizon parting with some pocket change and being subject to new transparency requirements, very little has changed.
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The board has kickstarted a sale process that will only succeed if enough sellers are interested in parting with their ownership stake.
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That said, online reviews are obviously still important, but you're probably used to scouring them before parting with any of your money already.
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In parting with him, Mr Peña is cutting loose the architect of the reforms for which his presidency is likely to be remembered.
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Some countries, including Poland and the Baltic states, would be alarmed at the idea of parting with America and pursuing detente with Russia.
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Worse, the majority are not just annoying telemarketing messages, but scams aimed at tricking the unwary into parting with personal information or cash.
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Instead of parting with hers, she kept it, not willing to give up her creative labor in support of an outmoded patriarchal trope.
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She was not having any of that "3.4 ounces or under" rule, especially if it meant parting with her $200 bottle of Cognac.
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A second investor said venture capitalists were reaching out to him directly to gauge his interest in parting with any of his holdings.
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Think of it as cleaning out your wardrobe to accentuate the items that feel the most you, instead of parting with half your closet.
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You may also have a much harder time parting with them if the relationship sours, knowing that you must face them each week, regardless.
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So, actually, all it takes is clicking through this slideshow, then hitting "add to shopping cart," then parting with a tiny amount of money.
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The industry feels like it exists to benefit the businesses involved in the transactions and not the humans parting with their hard-earned cash.
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He experiences this parting with her—this parting he himself announced spontaneously and called into existence—as an excruciating ordeal, almost a physical pain.
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In a poem written after she died, "On Parting with My Wife, Janina," he wrote: I loved her, without knowing who she really was.
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Alice Robb's book "Why We Dream" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) is a spirited rebuke to the idea of sleep as a mere parting with consciousness.
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In contrast, breaking up with Susannah six years later, just months after deciding to leave academia, felt like parting with a way of life.
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"Lack of storage" often really means owning too much stuff, from clothes you no longer wear to nostalgia items you have difficulty parting with.
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Cryptocurrency scams are using images of celebrities and upmarket London addresses to hoodwink consumers into parting with cash, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has said.
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Alternatively, if you don't mind parting with your phone for an extended period, customers will be able to drop off their phone without an appointment.
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Screenshot: GizmodoEarlier this year we saw an iPhone phishing scam that faked an Apple support "case ID" to lure users into parting with personal information.
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Before parting with the watch, he spoke to more than 150 attendees bathed in red and purple light and snacking on edamame dumplings and sushi.
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But somehow, the museum has made peace with parting with more than 2100 pieces of Chinese ceramics, which it will offer at Christie's on Sept.
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A few weeks after I sent the paperwork off, parting with my share, leaving me with just a piece of paper, I received another letter.
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And even though parting with a small fraction could make him a billionaire, sources said it is still not clear if that position has changed.
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The research suggests that parting with money through various forms of donation, gifts, and charity may be better for children than teaching them to budget.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY Parting with a relationship's accumulated possessions, a little help parking and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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His friend, who is wearing an Endxiety hat reading "Our Lord & Savior Elon Musk," tells him to please give up, I'm not parting with it.
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The 25-year-old singer is parting with the cherry-colored Doc Martens she sported in her infamous "Wrecking Ball" music video — for a good cause.
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Set up an account with an app like Tradesy or Poshmark and list the clothes and accessories you're parting with to bring in a little cash.
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Obama pushed for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, while Clinton was more cautious about parting with a longtime ally and friend of the United States.
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Dressing your best for the sunny seasons doesn't have to mean parting with your hard-earned cash on that dreamy (but pricy) poplin puff-sleeved gown.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cryptocurrency scams are using images of celebrities and upmarket London addresses to hoodwink consumers into parting with cash, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has said.
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Josh Balz, who runs The Strange and Unusual Oddities Parlor page, pivoted to trading rare objects after parting with his Pennsylvania metal band Motionless in White.
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Also, Taylor Swift signed with Universal Music Group's Republic Records for an undisclosed amount after parting with her previous label of 12 years, Big Machine Records.
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When, the day after Rachel's tearful parting with Peter, she stood in front of Bryan at the show's Designated Engagement Spot, I felt dread for her.
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When I realize that my own visceral reaction to privacy harms really isn't to the point, I'm a little less cavalier about parting with my data.
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Parting with Catholicism meant saying farewell to the very first community to welcome me as one of their own, the very first source of my own confidence.
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The Marlins are expected to cut their payroll by one-third to about $90 million, and parting with Suzuki is just the start of an anticipated purge.
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Sources said that he remains entirely uninterested in money — this is true — although parting with even a small amount of his shares will make him a billionaire.
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"By naming this boulevard after Arthur Ashe, we're once again parting with our darker past and embracing our brighter future," Stoney said, according to the Times-Dispatch.
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The swiftness with which Bezos is parting with the money could backfire — and it does also contradict some of his public rhetoric about his approach to giving.
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My parents know their stuff isn't special, they've just accumulated it and feel like parting with it is a waste of the money they spent on it.
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A few dozen express an interest in playing at the start of every season, parting with the 40 pound registration fee (about $50) that guarantees a place.
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Before trying her new half-up look, the actress, 44, told PeopleStyle that she didn't plan on parting with her signature bouncy blowout for the next 20 years.
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Dallas made a cost-cutting roster move in parting with popular wide receiver Dez Bryant before the NFL draft, allowing for some funds to be slid to Martin.
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It's up to you and your car's internal layout as to which you prefer, but as always check online reviews and user feedback before parting with any cash.
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Parting with the material has been difficult, Mr. Kelly said, but he is gratified that it is going to the Morgan and will be available to the public.
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"Do your homework and contact your state or provincial securities regulator with any concerns before parting with your hard-earned money — afterwards may be too late," Borg said.
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It is a formidable trading parting with GDP of the 85033 EU member nations approximately the same size as the US — each about 17 percent of global GDP.
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Most of my colleagues (and certainly other travelers) feel differently; they'd rather not risk parting with their possessions or spending extra time after arrival waiting for baggage claim.
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Brooklyn Decker had a hard time parting with her son Hank on his first day of daycare – though the little cutie wasn't quite as torn up about leaving Mom.
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It's a great option if you're looking to outfit your living space with some smart security tech without parting with too much cash — many other systems start above $300.
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At her confirmation hearing in November, Nielsen maintained she would continue to operate DHS the way Kelly had, including parting with Trump's campaign promise on the proposed border wall.
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It involves too much attention geared towards cutting back on small expenses, and not enough attention on big money issues and the psychological aspect of parting with ones dollars.
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But parting with your smartphone is hardly easy to do — which is likely why 71% of Americans in one survey said they usually sleep with or next to it.
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According to ESPN, Irving's expected addition will lead to the Nets parting with restricted free agent guard D'Angelo Russell, whom they tendered with a qualifying offer earlier this week.
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Because of "weak sales" over the quarter, the company is parting with some of its clothes through "substantial clearance sales," H&M's CEO Karl-Johan Persson said in a statement.
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But Sullinger's contract provides options, and the Raptors have the prospect and pick capital for a low-end addition if they deem a rental worth parting with one of them.
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Channing Tatum's ditching the bachelor life by parting with his rented pad -- which might not scream "single" from the outside, but on the inside it's definitely an untethered man's dream.
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It's not completely unreasonable in her grief for her to ask (though, as commenters pointed out, her language was manipulative), but even sisterly duty doesn't extend to parting with pets.
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There are some things about winter we don't mind parting with, like heavy layers and temperatures below 40 degrees — but that doesn't mean we're over all things winter just yet.
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And though the TV personality and her partner Maks Chmerkovskiy were sent packing, the split was infinitely more amicable than her parting with a certain rap star who shall remain nameless.
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In the early part of the 20th century, New York City was rapidly growing, but the Wendel belief in never parting with a parcel often stood in the way of progress.
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O'Quinn sometimes gets introduced by video, or sometimes even by an emcee, and then it's just wall-to-wall parting, with the Knicks big man right in the middle of it.
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" While she couldn't diagnose me over the phone, she explained that those suffering from the psychiatric condition usually have "difficulty parting with possessions and clutter that impairs living in their homes.
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Gettleman was a no-nonsense leader and some of his moves were unpopular, including parting with wide receiver Steve Smith, one of the most popular players in franchise history, in 20073.
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Casino has already raised 13 billion euros by parting with businesses in Thailand and Vietnam and said that four out of the 4.2 billion raised would be used to reduce debt.
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But the easiest path to balancing the roster is by parting with one of their two guards — most likely McCollum — for a package headlined by a frontcourt player on their level.
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So you may have to put away your bikinis and flip flops, but the prospect of reviving your fall wardrobe with fresh deals will make parting with summer a little bit easier.
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In either case, you'll be parting with huge sums of money — eye-watering, staggering sums, in fact, if you're used to dropping your Lexus off at the dealership for a brake job.
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Research suggests that parting with his foreskin reduces a man's risk of getting infected by up to 290%, because the foreskin is rich in the sorts of cells in which HIV reproduces.
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Once in a while, I go through the process of deciding which books to donate, but usually the idea of parting with a book feels like giving away a part of my soul.
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If you're already feeling financially squeezed, experts say, it may be hard to imagine parting with any more of your paycheck even when it would be money waiting for you when you retire.
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Instead, she's left with no option but to match her investor with an equal investment of her own, taking out a second mortgage on her home and parting with all of her life savings.
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Islands is no exception on this account—one of its chief plotlines is Susan's reconciliation with a close female friend, with whom she eventually rides off into the unknown, parting with Finn and Jake.
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Some analysts saw the restructuring as a precursor to parting with home and hygiene, as Reckitt did with its pharmaceutical business in 2014 and when it sold its North American food business in August.
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For the Cubs, it meant parting with Soler, who signed for $363 million in 2012, to get Davis, a two-time All-Star signed for $10 million in his final year before free agency.
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Although Ms Jayapal gently grumbles that older Indian-Americans—the wealthiest of all—want a photo with a politician but find "parting with cash difficult", younger ones grasp that they can be influential as donors.
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At the conclusion of a University of Washington CareCoach pilot study, one woman became so distraught at the thought of parting with her avatar that she signed up for the service, paying the fee herself.
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Pittsburgh, which was the only team to not sign a free agent during the offseason despite parting with established stars Gerrit Cole and Andrew McCutchen, assumes the remaining $2,049,731 in Archer&aposs $27.69 million salary.
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More than three quarters of Americans do some gardening, and in 13 they spent $47.8 billion on lawn and garden items, with the average household parting with $508, according to the 2018 National Gardening Survey.
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Some of those include Didi laying off 15 percent of its staff and NetEase making reductions across multiple units, while JD.com itself is reportedly parting with 10 percent of its management team as part of downsizing.
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Mr. Feinstein said that although Ms. Minnelli has "made a conscious choice to simplify" her life since relocating to Los Angeles from New York several years ago, she isn't parting with all of her cherished possessions.
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While the Kardashian family hasn't revealed much information as to why they stopped working with Rose, Kim did share on Watch What Happens Live that her reason for parting with Rose was different than her sisters'.
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The 'Belle de Jour' actress, a fashion fan often spotted at Parisian catwalk shows, put the dresses up for sale after parting with a house in Normandy, northern France, where she had stored them for decades.
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Rumblings about Atkinson's shaky job security had been circulating to such a degree that numerous league observers have seemed willing to buy the Nets' notion that the parting with Atkinson was as "mutual" as it gets.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Following Sunday&aposs incident, Joseph says he will "definitely" not be returning to the restaurant, and he won&apost be parting with his Trump hat anytime soon, either.
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Kasich and his wife made as much as $1.3 million in 2008, his last year as a senior executive at the financial giant Lehman Brothers before it collapsed, parting with 27.3% of that income in federal taxes.
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It makes perfect sense — parting with a crisp $20 bill is a little more sorrowful than a mindless swipe of a card, even if you tacked on a few more items to raise your total to $25.
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But there are ways to make the fact that people are parting with their money more vivid, she said — for example by introducing a buzzing noise into the process or sending an email reminder of the transaction.
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"Parting with actual physical cash is harder," said Philip Fernbach, assistant professor of marketing at the Center for Research on Consumer Financial Decision Making at the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
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Carole Radziwill, Dorinda Medley and Ramona Singer all teamed up with the secondhand clothing resale website, ThredUp, and they're parting with some of their glitziest gowns, prettiest party dresses and a few items you'll recognize from the show!
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Michael Cohen, the longtime personal attorney to President Trump, seemed to distance himself from the president in an extensive new interview – repeatedly saying his family has his "first loyalty" and parting with Trump on criticism of the FBI.
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Indicated 1.5 percent higher Volkswagen plans to pool the components business of its various brands into a new entity to save costs, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, adding that the carmaker might also consider parting with non-core assets.
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Since the vast majority of men will be uninterested in parting with either their Y chromosome or their testosterone, we need to explore biological, social and behavioral strategies that will minimize their many risk factors for early death.
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However, with tens of thousands of dollars in purchases at stake, mobile tends to be for browsing with most consumers preferring to buy on a tablet or laptop after doing more research before parting with their hard-earned cash.
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No matter what economic challenges Kim may face, they are nothing compared to what he would face if forces inside the regime thought he got played by the Americans into parting with major parts of his nuclear/missile program.
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Free up some storage space by parting with old text messages you have no intention of ever revisiting, deleting unused apps and contacts, and loading all photos and videos onto your laptop so you're left with an empty album.
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Seemingly everyone loves looking at pictures of tiny homes on the internet, and it's also not uncommon for many of us to daydream about parting with our worldly possessions (and monthly rent check) in favor of the simpler life they provide.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump in September spent more than twice what he had in any month prior, parting with $70 million just before his campaign hit its rockiest patch yet, which has unnerved a significant amount of donors, including Sheldon Adelson.
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"I was pretty sad to send the Naeem Khan dress I wore to the Golden Globes back," she told PeopleStyle of parting with the fabulous couture piece that landed her on the top of a ton of best dressed lists.
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Daniels later had an acrimonious parting with Avenatti, who has since been indicted on fraud and extortion charges — developments not mentioned during the 48-minute argument session held just hours before Trump delivered his State of the Union address on Tuesday.
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At Paul Russell & Company, a Massachusetts dealer and restorer that offers maintenance and even support at road rallies, Alex Finigan, the sales manager, looks askance at the idea of an owner's ever parting with a car worthy of his dealership.
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Toshiba would be parting with parts of its most profitable asset and giving a competitor — very likely a foreign one — a foothold in the market for flash memory drives, where Japan has managed to retain some of its long-held edge.
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Hardaway's sudden emergence may have helped Atlanta feel more comfortable in parting with the sharpshooter Kyle Korver, whom it traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers last week in exchange for Mike Dunleavy, Mo Williams and a future first-round draft pick.
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The dejected boy from the fall finale who was comforted by an administrator in the foster care system is entering the orbit of Randall (Sterling K. Brown) and Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson), who recently had a painful parting with Deja (Lyric Ross).
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A major shake up is technically possible, though parting with Kevin Love or Kyrie Irving feels detrimental—individual All-Star talent is required to defeat the Warriors four times in seven tries; Irving and Love are a pair of All-Star talents.
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Emcees Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg opened with a joke at the expense of the Oscars -- and its protracted search for a host, after naming and parting with Kevin Hart -- saying that "one lucky audience member" would be chosen to host that show.
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Only a relatively high price ($7 and up) offered a meaningful incentive for an owner to bother parting with the mug; correspondingly, only a relatively low price ($3 or below) offered a meaningful incentive for a non-owner to bother acquiring the mug.
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Just as the Royal Shakespeare Company is experimenting with the most newfangled technology, Shakespeare's Globe, about two hours south in London, is moving in the opposite direction, abruptly parting with its new artistic director, Emma Rice, citing such factors as her embrace of modern lighting.
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The new consumer safety feature follows a defamation lawsuit filed in April last year by consumer advice personality Martin Lewis, who had become exasperated by the volume of scam ads misappropriating his image on social media to try to trick users into parting with their savings.
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Most of the big sites have integrated comparison tools, so make use of them—here's Apple's—and make sure you're comparing like for like as well: That means taking into account shipping charges, warranties, and bundled extras (does it come with batteries?) before parting with your cash.
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Gizelle Bryant (Real Housewives of Potomac), Kelly Dodd, (Real Housewives of Orange County), and LeeAnne Locken (Real Housewives of Dallas) were also on the float, parting with Reza Farahan (Shahs of Sunset), Billie Lee (Vanderpump Rules), Captain Sandy Yawn (Below Deck: Mediterranean) and Patricia Altschul (Southern Charm).
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After describing his last personal meeting with the Zuckerbergs—in their house, sharing a hug in parting with Mark's wife, Priscilla—he lays out in 6,000-word detail how the empire Mark Zuckerberg built should be systematically dismantled and regulated for the good of us all.
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Cohen recounts GOP attacks, olive branch for Gaetz Cohen could be heard in the 36-minute long recording voicing his displeasure on a range of topics, including what he argued was over-the-top and even hypocritical treatment by Republicans since his public parting with Trump, his longtime employer.
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I had, after all, signed on for this sobering reminder, parting with 99 cents for WeCroak, a jaunty little app devised to notify users like me, five times a day at seemingly random intervals, that try as we may to ignore it, there will be no dodging The End.
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Maybe YouTube Music will one day take down Apple Music and Spotify—and we're prepared to admit that rolling Google Play Music into YouTube Music is going to be a challenging engineering task—but these current issues might make you think twice about parting with your $10 per month just yet.
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No, he isn't selling the swim trunks he wore during that whole lost-at-sea fiasco, but he is parting with a few cool things in the name of charity, including an assortment of customized hoodies, linen shirts, and what may be the best ever: two of baby Asahd's suits.
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And Mr. Ayers, who has been seen as a potential candidate for statewide office in Georgia, could have potentially faced a fate shared by many who have left the administration: a diminished public standing after an ugly parting with a mercurial president who often insults his former aides on Twitter.
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As it would probably result in a mutiny if a baby company that's never shipped anything took over management of a decades-old industry mainstay, Bowers & Wilkins CEO Joe Atkins will keep his role, though he'll by necessity be parting with a considerable amount of his 60 percent share in the old company.
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" Parting with her child was a major turning point of Mitchell's personal and professional life, with all her hidden sorrow finally let loose and presented to the world in sonic poetry—"Born with the moon in Cancer / Choose her a name she'll answer too / Call her green and the winters can not fade her.
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Regulators have become so concerned about misconduct that the S.E.C. even unveiled a fake website for an initial offering of HoweyCoins — a play on a 1946 Supreme Court case that gave a broad definition of what constitutes a "security" — to demonstrate just how easy it is for investors to be fooled into parting with their money.
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The sales are where you'll see whether the big spenders are up for spending; whether collectors are parting with their best material; what enables an auction house like Sotheby's to guarantee a painting by the graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat at a whopping $65 million (a topic I will be exploring in an article later this week).
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But whereas the Queer Eye cast encourages their proteges to worship at the altar of consumerism, KonMari is all about appreciating what you have, parting with what you don't need, and coming up with a plan for how to properly store it all (Kondo urges clients to sort things into specific categories, as opposed to approaching things room-by-room).
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Novogratz had risen quickly, at Goldman Sachs and in the hedge-fund world, but each rise was met with a stunning, often humiliating reversal—first a parting with Goldman, in 2000, over what has been referred to in the press as "lifestyle issues," and then the removal from his partnership, in 2015, at the high-flying Fortress Group after losing a series of currency bets.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, Agron is parting with the house because she is spending more time in NYC and London and less time out in L.A. While we can't imagine saying goodbye to the Normandy-style mansion, we guess Agron's got a pretty good reason to hang out across the pond: She is recently engaged to British musician Winston Marshall of Mumford and Sons.
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But playing in Baltimore was certainly the furthest thing from his mind when the year began; if anything, 1976 started out in business-as-usual fashion for the Oakland A's star slugger—another year, another headline-grabbing contract dispute with A's owner Charlie Finley, a man who enjoyed denigrating his players in the press almost as much as he hated parting with his cash.
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First, it helps you decide how and when you should buy (hint: sign up to fan clubs and credit card reward schemes, and don't rush to the secondary market straight after official channels sell out, because that's when prices tend to spike—wait till the frenzy dies down instead.) Second, it helps you manage your expectations: if you know you're unlikely to get tickets at face value, you can at least prepare yourself for the pain of parting with more cash.
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