The year of attempted payback, misguided payback and zero payback.
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"It's complete payback [to donors], and payback in spades," Clemente, from Americans for Tax Fairness, told me.
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Through Viktor, who he has raised to be a ruthless pugilistic machine, Ivan seeks payback for the payback.
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For consumers, the service offers a 30-day payback option and then more longer-term options of three, six and 12-month payback windows.
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If your business's CAC payback is in line with our Payback Ratio, your company's success might only be rate-limited by your speed of execution and scale!
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I will leave the Clinton Foundation out, the payback thing.
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But Democrats have another reason to fight his nomination: payback.
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"Political payback is not a significant government interest," she wrote.
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Critics alleged the decision to settle the case was payback.
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But there could be a harsh payback in the future.
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COTTON VOWS TO FIGHT WHITE HOUSE PAYBACK FOR 'BREXIT': Sen.
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If that was my only payback, then so be it.
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But many of Carton's targets couldn't resist a little payback.
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The incident, she believes, was payback for her earlier defiance.
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And a whole lot of them are itching for payback.
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"We took it as payback from Jerry," the colleague said.
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They predict he will be furious, and looking for payback.
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Yet, when he takes revenge on Celis, it is payback.
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And their version of payback is deadly — metaphorically, at least.
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This Senate confirmation process begins with partisan payback in the air.
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"There's going to be a little payback for that," Powell said.
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"He came out today and he really wanted payback," Martinez said.
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But Need for Speed Payback is a reminder of two things.
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The lane closures were allegedly political payback against a Democratic rival.
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The Celtics rolled into Portland's Veterans Memorial Coliseum looking for payback.
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The ratings also incorporate moderate debt and healthy debt payback ratios.
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So, she gets a little payback while making her grandkids happy.
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It's time the taxpayers get payback and take these companies down.
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Nothing has happened to these systems, but now it's payback time.
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Is this payback for a crime I do not remember committing?
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She considers it all payback for those grateful patrons at Phoenix.
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And it's payback time for the murders of Joffrey and Myrcella.
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Now, for at least one of those funds, it's payback time.
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" Now he calls his look a "spite stash" calling it "payback.
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But on Thursday, Mr. Buttigieg may be in for some payback.
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Wealth management products also tend to promise a quick payback period.
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In Washington, eventual payback from these "swamp" creatures may be hell.
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For him, this is fair payback for what he has endured.
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We need payback for Merrick Garland, and I'm here for it.
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The incentive, he alleged, was political payback for his stunning election upset.
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And then you get this payback, this free buzz, if you like.
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That's probably when payback seemed like the best option, in a sense.
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So yes, some absolutely were determined to make this a payback occasion.
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Not because petty political payback is the worst thing in the world.
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That's because the military is home to a documented culture of payback.
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It's also not the first time the jingoistic publication has implied payback.
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"William had warned Harry before the wedding that it was payback time."
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They said it was a dose of payback for his 1995 acquittal.
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Better payback: Washington went out that night and beat Pittsburgh 7-1.
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Backwoods Payback know a thing or two about pumping out killer grooves.
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It was payback after Ryan declined to endorse Trump for a month.
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Additionally, there will be no payback if HVAC efficiencies are increased again.
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Economists largely dismissed the slowdown as payback after strong gains in February.
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It would offer not only 6 points, but also some cathartic payback.
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Their logic for this position could best be described as political "payback".
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"The payback period for efficiency investments gets better every year," he said.
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A good loyalty program offers payback, recognition and at least some predictability.
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But Captain America promises to do "whatever it takes" to get payback.
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It's maybe payback for everything they were dealt in the Iran deal.
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Payback, however, is the first project the firm has accepted like this.
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Payback, or retribution for an offense against a clan member, remains widespread.
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Payback is a bitch in "Better Call Saul," but the indiscriminate sort.
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The alert said it was unclear what "payback" was intended to mean.
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"Your payback is literally in less than two [prevented] infections," he said.
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As a result, some experts see some payback in January as growth moderates.
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One Grand Theft Auto V player found out how to get payback — literally.
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The DUP has warned Mr Johnson that he should expect more such payback.
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While Biles was sleeping on the plane, Raisman decided it was payback time.
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Economists say the decline was payback after strong gains in the first quarter.
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Sun also paid itself several dividends, including a $50 million payback in 2015.
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As payback for rejecting his advances, the accuser claims Weinstein sabotaged her career.
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Meanwhile, Arya's older sister, Sansa Stark, is on her own quest for payback.
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This week, as Kris Letang reminded us, hockey players are all about payback.
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"You have to prove that there's a payback for the city," says Lurie.
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Politically, the price of payback will be far higher than "leave" campaigners admit.
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Economists largely dismissed the slowdown as payback after hefty job gains in February.
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Trump later dragged out endorsing Ryan in his House district primary as payback.
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It's really an advantage and that there's a payback from an environmental standpoint.
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So it's entirely understandable for Democrats who regain power to want payback — now.
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"The payback time on that kind of investment is fairly long," he said.
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"Payback" is one possible name for such a course, albeit an optimistic one.
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It's because the longer you spend with it, the more you have payback.
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In Breitbart's take, this was merely payback for the rigidity of identity politics.
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Ms. Blige has been scorned, is aggrieved and is dead-set on payback.
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"But the payback over the long-term is going to be very attractive."
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Fitch expects the city's debt service and debt payback ratios to remain healthy.
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But Democrats insist that their opposition to Judge Gorsuch is not about payback.
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Or it could mean killing someone as payback after he killed your brother.
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Tomi Lahren says the big payback is already in the works for Sen.
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They conclude that the cradle-to-grave carbon payback for onshore wind farms is six months to two years, unless they are built on forested peatlands; if that is the case the payback period can be up to six years.
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For those who remodel, the average payback in a home's resale value is 56 percent of the cost of the remodel, but for those who replaced things like garage doors or windows, the payback is a much higher 75 percent.
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It was evidently payback for Mr. Trump's put-down about Mr. Rubio's large ears.
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"The Big Payback" spans 40 years, up to the 2008 election of Barack Obama.
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The organizer, Jason Kessler, even called Heyer's death "payback time" before deleting his tweet.
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Is the extreme baked good a birthday cake fail or an attempt at payback?
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They feared that they would suffer if China imposed its own tariffs as payback.
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Jenner gets her payback by asking Baldwin, 22, about her new husband, Justin Bieber.
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At $4.1 billion, the payback date for the state was likely 2050 or later.
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Economists say the decline will be payback after strong gains in the first quarter.
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Adding attic insulation, for example, can result in a "pretty fast payback," Chalk said.
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"I think we earned a little payback from what happened in Montreal," Rantanen said.
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Does this have the appearance at least of political payback against the newspaper owner?
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"Shelving the rebate reform initiative, which pharma strongly supported, feels like payback," he added.
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There are lot of ways people get non-economic payback–learning, networking and relationships.
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It was supposed to be a payback to the public for the free franchise.
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The U.S. liberated Belgium from Germany in 1944, and maybe they want some payback.
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Economists shrugged off the modest gains as payback after February's outsized increase in hiring.
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"It's payback for the President firing one of his best friends," a source said.
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"Shelving the rebate reform initiative, which pharma strongly supported, feels like payback," Coldwell added.
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At Payback on April 30th, Strowman won a match cleanly over a weakened Reigns.
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And having it good now often means some form of payback down the line.
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So, Ryan's got revenge on his mind ... and he's dead serious about getting payback.
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The pay-per-view after Wrestlemania, Payback, was both well-booked and well-wrestled.
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The killings, it emerges, are targeted payback for a despicable crime against a woman.
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Trump said it's payback for the majority of Americans who voted for Hillary Clinton.
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This is despite the fact that mitigation has a 4-1 payback, Larson said.
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"There's a little bit of payback I see for Senator Lisa Murkowski," Hannity said.
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The Astros' victims are coming for payback, and they're bringing new superstars with them.
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I have long studied the escalating cycle of Senate confirmation obstruction and partisan payback.
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It is best to view Putin's moves through the lens of payback and retaliation.
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Throughout his nine-year N.H.L. career, Wayne Simmonds has established a reputation for payback.
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Two of the most recent singles, "Feel Alive" and "Rescue Me" are through Payback.
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" He said Plante showed no resentment over Bathgate's payback, responding, "It's all in the game.
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The loss in May can be seen as payback for those earlier gains, he added.
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She storms off and decides to seek payback in the form of a phone call.
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They insulted us, and said that this was payback ... (for the 2014 Camp Speicher massacre).
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"You could easily have payback for that [assessment] in a couple of years," Chalk said.
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WATCH IT LIVE ON FOX SPORTS GO MIAMI -- The Miami Heat are looking for payback.
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When Jughead asks why, she admits that it's payback for his father breaking a promise.
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But, months after her firing, she has traded her praise of the administration for payback.
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"I'm not sure when payback will come, but the project gives me safety," he said.
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The legal system is not supposed to work on a basis of karma and payback.
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It might take longer to train somebody with a disability, but the payback is incredible.
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That's not great payback for us constantly and aggressively ruining their lives, but it's something. .
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By the mid-point of Payback, I felt deeply familiar with its loot box system.
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And so in that emotion it's kind of like, OK, it's time for some payback.
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Students who find quick success and high earnings are protected by a guaranteed maximum payback.
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"The appearance of the justice system being used for partisan payback is poisonous," he said.
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I watched what happened to the Affordable Care Act ... It's not like it's payback time.
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One can trace the Whitewater investigation to the Nixon impeachment; taking down Clinton was payback.
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Alexander added that there would likely be "negative payback" once the payroll tax cut expired.
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Within each frame, water, fed by pumps, is rising, like climate denial payback in progress.
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BEIJING PAYBACKBy Daniel Nieh "Beijing Payback" is a propulsive first novel that aims to entertain.
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Carrie is looking for "payback" in the first full-length trailer for Homeland's final season.
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Fresh from his impeachment acquittal by Senate Republicans, President Trump has shifted into payback mode.
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Trump said the action was taken to "stop a war," as Iran warned of payback.
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In other words, the vote by young Britons on Thursday had a whiff of payback.
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"It feels like there's an element just of spite and payback in it," he said.
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Former CIA director: LBJ thought Kennedy assassination was payback for assassination of Vietnam president 2.
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But they also enjoy the sense that the time has come for some political payback.
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The choices for upgrades are endless, but some offer a far better payback than others.
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We wanted a little payback for what happened the last time we played the Ducks.
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Proceeds from Payback Records go to non-profit groups aimed at helping people fighting addiction.
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He wants Apple to stop slowing down older phones and get some payback for damages.
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In the case of our tipster, that payback rate was three percent of his daily sales.
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Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) use his leverage here as payback for past clashes with President Trump?
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That was likely payback following a 1.8 percent surge in July, which was driven by Amazon.
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For homes with utility bills around $300 per month, there is a fast payback, he said.
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Vindman downplayed concerns that he would suffer payback for speaking out when he testified to Congress.
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One is financial: the combination of lengthy payback periods and deep technology scares off most investors.
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So it was the lowly Nets who had to stand in and absorb the immediate payback.
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As in 1983, there is an element of payback for support rendered in the general election.
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Kingpin payback Tired of all the squabbling over who's going to pay for Trump's border wall?
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This isn't unique to Payback; this happens whenever I play even the most average racing games.
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So, I bought the vast majority of my stat upgrades in Payback with in-game currency.
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Democrats still reeling from Trump's election are now demanding political payback for the treatment of Garland.
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I estimate that today's lower fuel prices would push the payback period to about five years.
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The payback period would grow longer if that many jobs do not materialize, the bureau found.
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Fitch projects the city's debt service and debt payback ratios to remain healthy in 2016-623.
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We can think of no better payback than to support truly rational policy, accountable to evidence.
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Arquette, now 58, added that she didn't speak out because of Weinstein's alleged reputation for payback.
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Economists are expecting a payback after temperatures dropped in March and a storm lashed the Northeast.
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A prolonged period of job insecurity and public humiliation is a uniquely Trumpian form of payback.
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The average payback period, according to the Center for Sustainable Energy, is six to nine years.
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Other factors are needed for future versions of the payback model, particularly around costs, Potter said.
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The author and hip-hop historian Dan Charnas ("The Big Payback") is writing the show's book.
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Considering her experience in 2016, Clinton is engaged in truth-telling, not payback, her supporters say.
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The debt payback ratio will rise to 10 years after 2016, from 5.9 years in 2015.
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Fitch projects the city's debt service and debt payback ratios to remain healthy in 2017-2018.
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Up on Capitol Hill, meanwhile, Democrats struck a defensive posture, while Republicans tried for political payback.
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It's also payback for the way Republicans forced through some early nominees without the proper paperwork.
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"Trump said it's payback for the majority of Americans who voted for Hillary Clinton," he joked.
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Disclosing the list could have shown whether other Christie allies sought political payback by snarling traffic.
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Lee, as a hired hand at Marvel, received limited payback on the windfall from his characters.
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But Obamacare supporters have argued that this isn't about finances — that it's all about payback. Sen.
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But new game in the series — Need for Speed: Payback, announced today — makes that connection even clearer.
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They say it's a form of payback for the Serpents trashing the high school during the riots.
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"Eventually, it will be payback time," said the same diplomat who commented on Macron and Salvini's relationship.
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Need for Speed Payback is scheduled for release on November 10th on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
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And it must have been deeply satisfying payback for all Trump's insults and attacks during the primaries.
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My parents generously paid for my university tuition but my Asian mother hates the idea of payback.
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Blackhawks exact revenge from Stars DALLAS — The Chicago Blackhawks figured they owed the Dallas Stars some payback.
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They're ready to go after Lucious: payback for him and Juicy kicking them off the Vegas deal.
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"This leniency agreement fine does not include the payback of losses to public coffers", the statement said.
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"If you replace diesel in an island with a solar system, the payback is astounding," O'Neil said.
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Fitch does not expect the direct risk payback ratio to exceed seven years over the medium term.
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The snarled traffic was payback against a mayor who had declined to endorse Mr. Christie's re-election.
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The doubles in "Us," though, are a hundred times harsher, craving payback for having been tamped down.
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A blog posted to Hof's campaign website called the county's actions a witch hunt and political payback.
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Republicans saw it as justified payback for a similar Democratic move in 2013 on lower court nominees.
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This payback rule does not apply to divorced spouses who may be claiming benefits on your record.
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But as the world watches, he could do some small measure of karmic payback to Ms. Jackson.
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Revenge leads to payback, reprisals lead to retributions, and the drumbeat of death goes on and on.
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If you can resist covering your eyes, it's worth watching for the primitive satisfaction that payback elicits.
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"My fear is that when a Republican wins, the White House Democrats will demand payback," Schumer said.
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But that is Trump's style — winging it — fueled by anger and a sense of bitter payback; 22019.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Deterioration in the direct debt payback ratio to eight years could result in a downgrade.
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Jones has denied that he was trying to upend the contract talks as payback for the suspension.
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Maybe Madonna's tribute was just payback -- but if nothing else, we got the song out of 'em.
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Well, this month it's payback time, because you will be fully in command of your romantic fortunes.
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But this constituency hasn't helped Trump at all in this election so there's no need for any payback.
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He said higher oil supplies were a payback from Riyadh for U.S. support against Saudi arch-rival Iran.
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Obviously, the Democrats say this is payback for what Mitch McConnell did in stiffing Merrick Garland in 2016.
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He will do anything for you, but the only problem is the payback is like a loan shark.
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Its share price has fallen by 88% over the past decade, so they could do with some payback.
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Grisham also indicated Trump would raise the prospect of "payback" for those who crossed him during remarks Thursday.
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And wouldn't that make the past half-decade a catch-up or payback for that period of suffering?
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In effect, that means putting in all the effort required for organic crops with none of the payback.
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" "China wants a payback after spending a decade gifting the European auto industry super-normal growth and profits.
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"We should expect some payback over the next month, or two months, or maybe three months," Hatzius said.
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This practice started with the retaliation operations of Unit 20003 in the 22000s, payback for Palestinian terrorist attacks.
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A higher fed funds rate will also boost costs for auto loans, particularly ones with shorter payback periods.
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Southern Democrats were still smarting over the Brown decision and eyeing payback for Marshall's role in the victory.
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One issue with carrying out the bureau's payback initiative is determining how to prepare the tailored repayment estimates.
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That's a big payback from $1 billion, and we believe that philanthropy is ideally suited as the source.
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" Now, perhaps partly as "payback" for that sorry episode, many Trump detractors last month began calling themselves "girthers.
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Simon Birmingham, Australia's trade minister, dismisses as "conspiracy theories" arguments that China's coal suspension is payback for that.
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"It's Sandy payback," said a senior GOP senator on Tuesday, echoing similar accusations by other Senate GOP sources.
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Unknown to them, the gunman, Micah Johnson, was targeting police officers as payback for the killings of blacks.
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The "payback period" is how long it will take for investors to recover the cost of their investment.
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BHP said it had evaluated the project and expected a payback period of 4.5 years from first production.
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Missile strikes in Syria and the diplomatic isolation of Qatar have little if any economic payback for America.
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In concessions catering Elior said it would focus on getting payback on past investments and would grow selectively.
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Maybe more importantly, can the Ducks resist the urge to chase him around looking for a Fowler payback?
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Nussbaum cites Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Nelson Mandela in her account of protest without payback.
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King also believes there will be a "big payback" for the economy from small and medium-size businesses.
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Critics say these deals were partly payback for the boost Ramdev provided to the B.J.P. in the elections.
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A Shared network has a higher utilization capacity, meaning the long payback for Electric today is shortened dramatically.
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One is negative payback from Amazon Prime Day promotions and other retailers, who had summer promotions in July.
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Some Obama administration holdovers feared an easing of sanctions might be payback for Russian help in the election.
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However, in the months ahead, we are likely to see some payback of the earlier strength in exports.
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But the unwritten rule is there are times when a pitcher is obligated to drill someone as payback.
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This weekend South Africa got payback, and beat Japan in the quarter-final to end their World Cup.
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So, it's possible that Trump gets rid of either Sessions or Rosenstein as payback for the Cohen raid.
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This practice, called "net metering," helps cut utility bills and shortens the payback period for solar installation costs.
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The suggestion that maybe the money was payback for Russian campaign meddling isn't one that Enrich can prove.
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There probably is some political payback for the overt efforts by New York officials to impede immigration enforcement.
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Noting that consumption rose sharply in mid- to late 2016, Mr. Anderson suggested some payback was probably inevitable.
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All the while, Mr. Nixon's defenders claimed the investigations were a partisan payback for his 1972 election victory.
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Ms. Harris, with payback in mind, ignored the policy element of the question and unloaded on Ms. Gabbard.
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"Apparel prices saw a notable decline last month, and it's likely we do see a payback," he said.
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Solomon launched Payback Records last year as his music career was picking up, according to the company's website.
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In addition to a lower interest rate, moving to a personal loan generally gives you a shorter payback period.
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Buying Congress's browsing history would feel like the perfect payback for its recent votes to betray your internet privacy.
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In 2016, direct risk payback improved to 1.5 years from 2.1 years in 2015, supported by sound fiscal performance.
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It was payback, as well, after the Hornets rolled to a 119-107 victory in New York last Sunday.
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Even cutting your payback period from 12 months to nine will provide an increased measure of visibility and control.
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Jaime spent the second half of season seven commanding the Lannister army, and doling out payback on Cersei's behalf.
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Consequently the city's forecasted debt stock and debt payback ratio would no longer be commensurate with the current ratings.
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The latest figures showed that the subsequent slowdown in the economy was not just payback for the stockpiling surge.
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It's why we're prone to help others, even without the promise of payback (even if we expect something later).
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Third-party trusts hold assets given by others (such as a parent or grandparents) and have no payback provision.
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Even the headline of this article, "It's Payback Time for Women," reinforces the idea that only women are caregivers.
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It'd be better to see a payback of under 12 months, because many of its contracts have annual commitments.
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He added during an interview on NBC's "Today" show Monday that Democrats weren't looking for "payback" over Garland's treatment.
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Sabathia plunked Josh Sucre with a 92-mph dart square in the hamstring as payback ... and was immediately ejected.
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"That may be the payback of three quarters where the [consumer spending] average growth was 3.6 percent," he said.
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A first hearing in a case it has brought against Payback is due in a Munich court in May.
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Analysts had looked for a drop of around 7 percent as payback for a 12 percent jump in July.
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Unlike Fast and the Furious, the bulk of Payback isn't focused on surprisingly warm characterization or spectacular set pieces.
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"Well, of course it's payback, and it's not the first time that the president has threatened California," Garamendi said.
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Meanwhile, at the hotel, the bride's disturbed mother stabs Strand as payback for his mercy killing of her daughter.
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Steve Bannon has, his Robespierre, says that if he's re-elected this could be four years of unrequited payback.
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If WeWork were to go out of business, that event might imperil its landlords ability to payback their loans.
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His biggest political vulnerability, after all, was the payback for pushing the officials in the executive branch for answers.
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If you want your Thanksgiving entertainment to have a side of righteous payback, Godless may be your best bet.
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After the payback, their estates will still reportedly be worth $1.75 mil for Mark, and $2 mil for Andrew.
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But Atlanta is looking for payback after falling 1-0 at the 10-men Red Bulls on May 19.
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Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn got payback on Gritty, the Philadelphia Flyers mascot, with an inside joke for the ages.
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It took me maybe a day to go like, 'No, no, no, this is payback for a long time.
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And it's a perfect wedding of patriotism and payback for all the humiliations that he has heaped on her.
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Titans Coach Mike Mularkey says he does not think Decker has any type of payback approach to this game.
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As President Trump renewed his attacks on Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democrats, his press secretary threatened payback against them.
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Mr. Trump admires Mr. Kushner's tough streak, and shares his taste for payback, especially in defense of his family.
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Former aides describe the decision as payback for Mr. Sessions's relentless opposition to bipartisan efforts to ease immigration restrictions.
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" Speaking on NBC's "Today," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said, "We're not looking for payback.
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The highest remodeling returns are on the West Coast, where the average payback is 64 percent of the cost.
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Two Canadian men were detained in China in December in what appeared to be payback for Ms. Meng's arrest.
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After two months of stellar job creation in October and November, economists are forecasting some statistical "payback" in December.
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That means that the payback period may be much longer than that of a car loan or credit card debt.
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We also estimate that the debt payback ratio could rise to nine years in 2018 from 20153 years in 2015.
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He said higher oil supplies were a payback from Riyadh for U.S. support for Saudi Arabia against arch-rival Iran.
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All creditors have been made promises — that's why they're creditors — and employees are almost always last in the payback stack.
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Clearly in this case, in terms of rewards payback, members may be better off participating in the Marriott Rewards Program.
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Juror Carrie Bess tells Edelman that "about 90 percent" of the jury voted not guilty as payback for Rodney King.
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An informal understanding between OPEC and the hedge fund community helped boost prices and give oil producers an early payback.
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Financial advisers often suggest one of two common payback strategies: The question is: Does it matter which approach you take?
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"These big infrastructure projects are typically only government funded because the payback is too slow for venture capitalists," he adds.
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Stanley said March's weak payrolls number was payback for a strong February report but also due to bad winter storms.
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And to get to this enviable position, they borrowed money as students — voluntarily — and are now in the payback period.
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Many see his aggressive behavior as appropriate payback for the humiliation they felt after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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It's hard to overstate the emotional payback for any fan lucky enough to land smack in the marketers' cross hairs.
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Added to the simplicity, Paidy also offers various payback options to effectively give users the features of a credit card.
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"It'll be payback: 'You didn't confirm our people back when Obama was in office, so here you go,'" he said.
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It would also be an attempt to extract political payback from Democrats for daring to try to hold Trump accountable.
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"I think the word for us is 'payback,'" Colorado senior JoshScott told the media following Sunday's win over Arizona State.
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There is one other hurdle that teachers may need to clear to be comfortable with using Payback in the classroom.
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The whole year, from the start, was a payback mission after a four-game extinction in the 1976 World Series.
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Payback or not, what DHS is doing is a sound, rational response to a state law that endangers national security.
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The CFPB's action targets lenders that offer small loans with short payback timeframes and interest rates, often called "payday" loans.
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Chicago will be looking for some payback, having dropped both ends of a home-and-home against Dallas on Nov.
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The larger-than-expected increases were probably payback from previous weakness, as the year-over-year changes were essentially unchanged.
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On the wall, officers saw the words "payback" and "he killed my wife," Meade testified, according to CNN affiliate WHDH.
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On Tuesday they're set to unveil the Payback Project, a response to the recent passage by House Republicans of Trumpcare.
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Maybe this is the league trying to hand out some sort of punitive payback for the whole John Scott fiasco.
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Wershe suspects that the current efforts to keep him locked up are payback for his role in the corruption case.
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Only 22% of people say they don't deserve their often enormous payback, with 53% being in favour of their riches.
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That's what pays for those student loan issues that we talked about and the affordability of student loans and putting money into those one- and two-year degrees and doubling the Pell grants, improving the loan payback program, the 10-year payback program, to include in-demand occupations, which is a really interesting idea.
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However, the front-loading is likely to be "a short-lived distortion and more severe payback effects may follow," they said.
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Solar, as you know, hasn't caught on because, I mean, a solar panel takes 32 years—it's a 32-year payback.
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Many see the apparently conflicting moves by the two agencies as simple political payback, and it's hard to dismiss that idea.
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The number was viewed as payback for a stunningly weak May report, which was revised even lower — from 38,000 to 0003,000.
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The risk is, China could easily get back up angrier than ever, and won't have to look too far for payback.
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And, according to Mr. Goldschmidt, any investments in strips, plugs or other energy-management technology should have a very quick payback.
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The average retrofit has a payback time of three years, whereas 80% of ship charters are for two years or less.
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Indeed, Dollar General management told investors that its actions "will impact margin," but that it's focused on the long-term payback.
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It's easy to fall into the "they started it, so now it's payback time" logic, harder to get out of it.
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Time Huelskamp in a primary this past week, payback for his constant challenges to the House GOP leadership team and strategy.
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The trip was payback for a surprise trip to Utah, which Hough took Laich on for his 35th birthday in June.
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So when employers use Goodly to offer $313 per month in student loan payback for a $231 fee, talent sticks around.
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The payback period for industrial robots (the time it takes for their extra costs to be paid off) is falling sharply.
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This economy is about "putting yourself out on a limb for somebody else with no expectation of immediate payback," she says.
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Democrats, seeking payback from years of election setbacks because of ObamaCare, are promising to make the GOP own whatever it does.
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He tells us ... he made the fake site as payback for Drake not taking a selfie with Joanne at the VMAs.
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But Payback takes the structure of that fantasy—consistent, predictable progress—and strips away the feeling that you're improving at all.
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As payback, they were tempted to turn off the water on the Pistons when they made a subsequent trip to Washington.
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According to Fitch's base-case scenario, the city's direct risk payback ratio should stabilise at around 13 years (103: 13 years).
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But for a mortgage with a six-figure balance and 30-year payback period, a quarter of a percent is huge.
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Usually with these mega buildings the payback is probably 653 to 5 years and I think in Japan it'll be longer.
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Who knows: Maybe, long, long ago, some dog ate one of his pet turtles, and last week's "experiment" was just payback.
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The Atlanta Hawks seek payback for one of their worst losses in years when they host the Utah Jazz on Monday.
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August's retail sales could be muddied by the negative payback from Amazon Prime Day promotions that sent July sales sharply higher.
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Brian Firenzi, a writer and actor joked on Twitter that the setting was payback for a previous collaboration with Mr. Peele.
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Some Sisi supporters have jumped on this element, hoping to portray Ali as a disgruntled ex-employee simply looking for payback.
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Senator De Lima, a former justice secretary, has denied the charges and accused Mr. Duterte of exacting political payback from her.
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Republicans said Democrats were trying to sabotage Judge Kavanaugh's nomination, or at least delay it long enough in hopes of payback.
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Later that year, his brother, who was not politically active, was arrested; Mr. Ziadeh believes it was payback for his activism.
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On Baseball Mookie Betts and David Price, via a reworked trade, will join a Dodgers team looking for payback in 2020.
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The city's administration aims to keep the current margin at above 8% and the debt payback ratio at below 10 years.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES An operating margin below 8% and a debt payback ratio consistently above 10 years could lead to a downgrade.
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But now they will have their chance at payback in a place that many graffiti artists try to avoid: a courtroom.
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If the original delivered payback to a sexist, the new film ought to let a victim of sexism turn the tables.
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Regardless, Iran-watchers warn that any cyberattack designed as payback for Soleimani's assassination likely won't be the end of the story.
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The payback amount is capped at $30,000 and ends after 5 years, regardless of whether the tuition amount has been covered.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas).
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Tesla claims its electric trucks will save at least $200,000 in fuel savings compared to a diesel truck, and the payback period — how long it will take to make back the premium cost paid over a traditional diesel truck purchase — is estimated at two years (though payback periods can vary based on fluctuations in the commodities pricing market).
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R).
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The philosopher Martha Nussbaum invokes Aristotle's definition of anger as "a response to a significant damage" that "contains within itself a hope for payback" to argue that anger is not only "a stupid way to run one's life" but also a corrosive public force, predicated on the false belief that payback can redress the wrongdoing that inspired it.
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The conventional mechanisms for payback by politicians against the press are mild—reducing access, feeding leaks to competing outlets, making unkind remarks.
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It's widely assumed in political circles that the sacking of Christie was at least partly an act of personal payback by Kushner.
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It "may be tempted [to] try something" as "payback" for Trump pulling the US out of the Iran nuclear deal, he said.
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They forced a vote delay on Jeff Sessions' nomination for attorney general and admitted it was payback for the Trump travel ban.
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It might be argued that St. Louis is merely receiving karmic payback for poaching the Rams from Los Angeles two decades ago.
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He says it's totally unfair, and everyone the Swedish government is screwing over in the process deserves some payback ... especially A$AP.
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Those leaks may well have been payback from Home Office civil servants, whom Ms Rudd originally tried to blame for the scandal.
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And when it comes to her little girl on the way, Breckenridge says she's prepared for a little bit of parental payback.
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Perish the thought, but one might be forgiven for speculating that Mr. Obama's statement in Athens sounded like a long-delayed payback.
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After years of being taunted by the Tories for the spendthrift antics of loony-left councils, it is payback time for Labour.
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If that is a correct assessment, then there may well be a payback period of lesser movement in stock prices to follow.
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Investigators allege the shooting was retaliatory – payback for the death of another gang member, who was killed by Oslushla Smith, KenDarius' uncle.
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Murray was allegedly demanding a $30,000 payback for the Audi he gave Stanton, whom he met on Bachelor In Paradise last summer.
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He expects job growth of about 200,000 but notes there could be a payback for the huge amount of hires in January.
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Some of that weakness may have been payback after a rush to build up inventories before the original Brexit deadline in March.
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Some economists said the sharp slowdown in employment last month was payback after unseasonably warm weather boosted hiring in February and March.
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The APR on an online, 14-day payday loan of $500 in Nevada works out to 651.79%, or total payback of $625.
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His lawyers asked the court to impose a non-custodial community payback order on Beck, and claimed he suffered from sex addiction.
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Charlie says he knows why Trump's tapped MLB announcer Steve Ray instead of him, and he thinks it smacks of political payback.
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Penn adamantly denied the allegations and claimed the writer made the whole thing up as payback for being fired from BJ's website.
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Halfway through Sunday's Payback pay-per-view, WWE cut away from the wrestling for 15 minutes to air a bad horror movie.
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Fitch views Prudential's earnings power and cash generation as strong, reflecting the group's focus on high-margin products with short payback periods.
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A lower score doesn't mean you can't get approved, but it may come with higher interest rates and more aggressive payback terms.
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Accordingly, PACA's direct risk payback ratio is likely to deteriorate towards 12 years over the medium term, from 8.8 years in 2016.
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Bausch Health, formerly known as Valeant Pharmaceuticals, withdrew a US$298.625bn term loan intended to refinance existing loans and payback outstanding bonds.
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We need to understand that in the Kremlin's warped worldview, the Yushchenko poisoning or the Georgian explosions were not attacks, but payback.
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Instead he forged receipts and eventually was convicted of pocketing more than $100,000 in a theft he called payback for the abuse.
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When a tragedy befalls his family, Picciolini goes so far as to wonder if it isn't divine payback for his own mistakes.
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"My standpoint is, it's payback time," he said, referring to the good fortune his family has enjoyed, starting with his immigrant grandfather.
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Putin no doubt sees it as payback, since the West promoted dangerous ideas about democracy and human rights in his own country.
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"I don't think that the payback is as clear as people are claiming," he told me at his Rome headquarters last week.
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Moreover, the lease was shorter than the payback period on bonds used to build the Rams current stadium, the Edward Jones Dome.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration decided not to impose additional sanctions against Moscow, which Congress imposed as payback for election meddling.
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You spoke with two jurors from the murder trial, one of them admitted the acquittal was payback for the Rodney King trial.
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Could that be because they're about to face off with Dany and Drogon as payback for Jaime's trickery at Casterly Rock and Highgarden?
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Democrats, still PO'd over Republicans not holding so much as a hearing for President Obama's last Supreme Court pick, will want payback. 3.
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LendUp will apply the cash toward scaling out its L Card, a credit card with no hidden fees and a flexible payback schedule.
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" On the August day that Kessler tweeted Heather Heyer's death was "payback," he called Heyer in the same post a "fat, disgusting Communist.
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It is impossible that Kavanaugh should have appointed Chua-Rubenfeld without knowing that many would see this as payback for her mother's support.
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T.I. told us he appreciates the petition but admitted he's more focused on something else -- PAYBACK ... presumably from police or the security company.
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Speculation about payback first surfaced when Chinese President Xi Jinping visited rare earth mining and processing facilities during a domestic tour last week.
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Mr Trump's conspiracy-minded critics suggest the move could be payback for the state's strong support for Hillary Clinton in last year's elections.
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This long payback period was due to Walker and Republicans effectively cutting the state's corporate income tax for manufacturers to zero in 2011.
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Additionally, collaborative robotic technology allows robots to augment human labor, lowering the barriers to entry, while still providing clear payback arguments around efficiency.
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Market watchers also eyed news from the incoming presidential administration, after President-elect Donald Trump threatened payback for U.S. firms that moved abroad.
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He put up enough of a fight that two ran away, and caught the third, taking his shirt, coat, and boots as payback.
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"The Iranians likely see the seizure of the Stena Impero as payback," said Naysan Rafati, Iran analyst at the Crisis Group in Washington.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez will try for some payback after giving up six runs in three innings against the Braves in Washington on Sept.
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In an interview with Glamour, star Priyanka Chopra defended the movie, saying the adaptation is payback for the decidedly un-feminist TV show.
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Miesha wasn't exactly offended ... in fact, she thought it was hilarious -- and went over to the LVMPD to get a little payback. #GoodSports
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"This drives a fair amount of incremental capital over the next three to four years, but with an extremely strong payback," Samuelson said.
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The weighted average maturity of debt of Sakha is 7503 years, above its debt payback ratio of 1.3 years, indicating structural financial sustainability.
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A production cut is plainly good for all oil exporting countries, with a payback of 13-8 times the value of production cuts.
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In 35303, the department aims to keep the debt payback ratio below eight years and to achieve a minimum current balance of EUR45m.
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The administration aims to keep the department's current margin above 9% and the debt payback ratio below 10 years over the medium term.
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The result was payback for Portugal's 5-0 hammering of Germany in the semi-finals of the European under-21 championship last year.
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Sunday's win was payback for Shiffrin, who has lost to fellow 22-year-old Vlhova in the last two World Cup slalom competitions.
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To the extent feasible, legislation should aim for a simple plan with a payback formula that is generally the same for most institutions.
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Following the Red Wedding, she's consumed by a thirst for vengeance, and kills any Frey, Bolton or Lannister she comes across as payback.
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Anonymous' peak came arguably around 2010 and 2011, when the group launched a massive hacking operation in defense of WikiLeaks called Op Payback.
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They will get their payback from the private sector, a system perfectly designed to save the taxpayers from having to pay high wages.
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He speculated that the attackers may have been angry that the cemetery was demolished and they chose to destroy the fort as payback.
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Some countries have talked about payback, and farmers in Illinois, in Wisconsin and elsewhere are worried that they will suffer from the fallout.
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Now Mahomes will get a chance for payback when the Chiefs (7-1) go to Cleveland to face the Browns (2-5-1).
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" So, when we saw the linebacker at LAX, we asked if he was worried Packers players would REALLY try to get that "payback.
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Chinese scholars have been conducting rival research for years with support from Beijing, he added, and he sees his own work as payback.
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Many Trump-hating Democrats might be in the mood for payback, but most Americans could easily be turned off by overt political games.
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Bloomberg reports that the White House is framing this not as payback against Vindman but as a broader shrinking of the NSC staff.
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The public reaction in Israel was heated, with thousands gathering for mass prayers and, after the bodies were discovered, extremists calling for payback.
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On the walls of the penthouse, the words "payback" and "he killed my wife," were written out in large letters, Boston police Sgt.
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Given that most everyone thought Loveless was responsible for his wife's grisly slaughter, her family might have dismembered him as payback, she said.
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That may seem surreal and pointless, but with DeFi, a single transaction can include many different steps between the borrow and the payback.
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Perhaps most arresting is the assessment that Vladimir V. Putin, the Russian president, sees the election attack as payback — not offense, but defense.
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This payback might have less to do with politics in New York's state capital and more with the New Yorker in White House.
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It's a history Democrats haven't forgotten, and with their newfound power, it's very likely the next two years will serve as a payback.
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John MicaJohn Luigi MicaHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure GOP chairman slams 'pitiful' FEMA response in Louisiana MORE (R-Fla.), who was defeated by Murphy in 2016.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R), were also set on fire.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), according to Politico.
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John MicaJohn Luigi MicaHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure GOP chairman slams 'pitiful' FEMA response in Louisiana MORE (R-Fla.), who was defeated by Murphy in 28503.
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J.), Rules Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), Rep.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE faces his toughest challenge to date.
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Some housing agencies invest in properties for 20-plus years at once, and can thus consider capital improvements with a relatively long payback period.
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The weakness reflects a slowdown in China's smaller cities, payback for rapid price growth earlier this year, while top-tier cities recorded solid sales.
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Arya killing Cersei would bring satisfaction and symmetry to the series, as Cersei and the Lannisters haven't really met proper payback from the Starks.
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One hour later, an African American woman on the jury was overheard saying, "It's payback time" — and that's before we called the first witness.
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My big find was the movies Point Blank and Payback, which are based on these novels by Richard Stark following a guy named Parker.
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Verzilov said he did not believe his condition was payback for Pussy Riot's charging the field during the World Cup final, an early theory.
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Though economists shrugged off the modest job gains as payback after February's outsized increase in hiring, they also acknowledged that employment growth was slowing.
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Amnesty International Hong Kong director Mabel Au released a statement calling the charges vague and saying they smacked of political payback by the authorities.
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The administration aims to keep the department's operating margin close to 10% and the debt payback ratio below nine years over the medium term.
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Some of that is just payback from activity being brought forward from Q2 into Q1 ahead of the original Brexit deadline of 29th March.
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Curiel is not some Democratic activist nominated by President Obama in 2011 to the federal bench as payback for his years of political service.
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"I like to believe that me forgiving her and loving her has helped her in terms of her karma payback after death," O'Connor said.
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Enough Republicans might also shy away from eliminating the filibuster, fearing payback, given their realization of how the tool has been potent for Republicans.
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Payback. That's what animals across the globe are plotting right now as pumpkin costumes head their way, in the general direction of their heads.
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"Call it payback, call it a revolution, call it the Pink Wave, inspired by marchers in their magenta hats, and the activism that followed."
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A senior PKK commander described the previous Ankara attack as payback, saying Turkey could see "thousands" of such bombings for its policies towards Kurds.
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But I am disappointed, because I would've loved a version of Payback more in line with the goals communicated by everything except its structure.
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A senior PKK commander described the previous Ankara attack as payback, saying Turkey could see "thousands" of such bombings for its policies toward Kurds.
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The lawsuit, first reported by Reuters, is likely to be only the first in a number of shareholder efforts to press Volkswagen for payback.
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The EPA also found technology costs $500 lower for the more efficient cars than NHTSA, and a consumer payback period about two-thirds shorter.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Deterioration in fiscal performance leading to a debt payback ratio of 15 years on a sustained basis could lead to a downgrade.
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And because many coal plants have a lifespan of 30 years or more, investors in those plants are still demanding a payback on investment.
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And while stocks don't owe investors much at this point, bull markets tend to give the faithful more than they deserve before demanding payback.
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On Monday, activists used the hashtag #FreeRamsey to demand his release from prison and suggest that his incarceration is payback for filming Garner's death.
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La Manche aims to keep the direct risk payback ratio at below seven years and to achieve a minimum current balance of EUR45 million.
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Payback for those could be huge for the company and shareholders, even if the spat ends in a settlement instead of a jury trial.
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Virtual kitchens provide many benefits for food brands such as lower costs, higher flexibility, rapid geo-expansion, better margins, lower payback periods, and more.
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Typically, home equity loans have long payback terms, up to 10 or even 30 years, so you have more time to pay them off.
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The near-stall in job gains was partially blamed on colder weather and also viewed as payback after robust increases in December and January.
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The EPA also found technology costs $500 lower for the more efficient cars than NHTSA, and a consumer payback period about two-thirds shorter.
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President Moon Jae-in could take aim at Japanese machinery, equipment and goods as payback for export curbs targeting South Korea's vital chip industry.
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Read more: Pilots have joined a growing number of airlines in demanding payback from Boeing for its 737 Max disasters — here's the full list
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If they walk in lockstep in search of "payback" over Garland for an extended period of time, they will undermine their credibility and electability.
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An improvement in budgetary performance leading to a direct risk payback ratio below eight years on a sustained basis could lead to an upgrade.
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But this administration has been distinguished by the number of people who can't even wait until they leave the government to start getting payback.
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In the village of Houd in Qayyarah district, we visited a number of houses that had been bulldozed down by villagers eager for payback.
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The series, created by Jenna Bans, is tartly funny, less heavy than its cable kin and more concerned with righteous payback than ethical angst.
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Describing Clinton as "a cutthroat politician by any account," the suit alleges she advanced the "conspiracy theory" to derail Gabbard's presidential campaign as payback.
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Disagreement Becomes Obstruction Becomes Nullification The destructive cycle of confirmation obstruction and subsequent partisan payback has intensified with each of the past four presidencies.
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The International Monetary Fund is demanding more European debt relief for Greece — at a minimum, a longer payback period on its European Union loans.
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The IDRs factor in healthy debt service and debt payback ratios in the medium term, as well as the city's low level of debt.
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In some cases, the new ghosting trend could be a matter of payback, where people who were previously ignored now exhibit the same conduct.
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President Trump pressured Republicans on Tuesday to support legislation to overhaul the health care system or risk payback in next year's midterm congressional elections.
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As payback, perhaps, he's been among the loudest critics of the new rules to protect players from concussions, complaining that they've sissified the game.
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But Disney was quickly condemned in some quarters for reacting to a social media shaming that appeared to have been undertaken as political payback.
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The arrest was payback, he said, for his criticism of the city's plan to redevelop the waterfront by taking private property using eminent domain.
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But she doesn't want payback, either, even though she'll always miss her artistic, dimple-cheeked sibling and his taste for puns, storytelling and Frank Zappa.
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Let me ask you, liberal commentators are casting this as pure payback from Eric Garland, what Mitch McConnell did in 22016, and I understand that.
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Perhaps passing the collection basket to protect free speech seems, on the surface, more noble than a lone billionaire exacting payback on a media site.
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Qatari investors bought P.S.G. in 2011 and made clear then that relative domination was the expected payback for all the money sunk into the club.
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Instead of offering payback on single items, the services cover a basket of items to allow customers to pay a series of items on credit.
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But the payback on the investment will still be 15 to 18 years, he said, based on a 10 percent take-up modeled in 2010.
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But the payback on the investment will still be 15 to 18 years, he said, based on a 10 percent take-up modelled in 2010.
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We project a debt payback ratio of around two years over the medium term (0003 preliminary: 2.2 years), which is the lowest among Ostrow's peers.
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However, with expected slower budgetary performance over the medium term, direct risk payback could weaken to 19 years in 2018, from 20153 years in 2015.
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The reality star claims Akbar had her Instagram password and posted a video and an obscene photo of her as payback and to humiliate her.
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They said that Simpson, 22013, was getting a dose of payback from the Nevada justice system after his acquittal in the Brown and Goldman murders.
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That was apparently a form of payback for UCLA calling a timeout with one second left in a 77-72 win in Tucson on Feb.
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Each team independently develops a plan, using metrics like customer lifetime value, cost of customer acquisition, payback period, sales cycle length and average contract value.
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The rewards are simple: Rather than points, users get cash back when they buy stuff, with the highest payback coming on purchases of Apple products.
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Above all, for Ricciardo it was payback for two victories he should have had this year that he lost because of errors by his team.
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I was struck by how insistently he steered the conversation away from matters of principle to personal slights against him, and his plans for payback.
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"Where big sums are involved, such as compensation for the shortfall, the employers will certainly want their payback," Hofmann told Germany's Deutschlandfunk radio last week.
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The 35-year-old trivia whiz got his payback on Friday when he beat Emma Boettcher — the contestant who broke his winning streak — during Jeopardy!
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin sought to blunt any criticism from Beijing that the sanctions were meant as payback for not helping more on North Korea.
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The Dragon Tattoo Trilogy is really good for anyone who likes cool hair, outfits with spikes, and righteous payback to evil fucking abusers and criminals.
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The next hurdle for investors will be U.S. payrolls data for February, with analysts uncertain how much payback there might be for January's outsized jump.
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Does Walmart notice a payback from having those very high costs or high-salaried employees, even though obviously using a third party would cut costs?
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Iran, however, might "may be tempted [to] try something" as "payback" for Trump pulling the US out of the Iran nuclear deal, Lewis told me.
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Think of it as a payback day when men get to return the favor—to the magnitude of two to three times—a month later.
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A sociologist holding a temporary position at the University of Tampa was fired after tweeting that Hurricane Harvey was karmic payback for Republican-voting Texans.
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"Retribution ties you back to the person you're trying to get payback from, instead of turning on your heel and walking away," Ms. Streep said.
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Seeking revenge or payback may seem like a good idea at the time, but in the long run it'll likely only do us a disservice.
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"There remains a significant price premium for an EV compared to an internal-combustion vehicle, and cheap gas only extends the payback time," Abuelsamid says.
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The second half of "Beijing Payback" rushes through a few final action scenes, then slows down for a clever plot twist and a brooding ending.
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But that outcome seemed less an affront to the Senate culture than payback for, and a natural progression from, the Democrats' 2013 decision on nominations.
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Instead of putting new capital to work, private action instead triggers Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) payback obligations on previous grants.
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Direct debt-to-current revenue was a high 453% in 2015, slightly reduced from 510% in 2011 and debt payback was 38 years in 2015.
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As a result, the debt payback ratio is likely to deteriorate towards eight years at end-2019, from a sound 3.9 years at end-2015.
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The climactic scenes, in which the three cops are pursued and cornered in an apartment building by angry masked teens looking for payback, are terrifying.
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For those that do meet private financing criteria, the payback and profits will still come from us as users, through taxes, tolls, and user fees.
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It was payback, residents and officials said, for the town's cooperation with the Egyptian military, and a bloody warning of the consequences of further cooperation.
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He said Mr. Smotrich had never discussed the immunity law with Mr. Netanyahu, and needed no encouragement or payback to support either immunity or annexation.
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Of course, he had colic (payback, I suppose), and although I didn't know it was possible, he was an even pickier eater than I was.
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Last week, as loyal readers may recall, this happened: Last night, in the 140th showdown, Lipscomb was after payback, this time on their home turf.
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In an interview on "Celebrity Big Brother" on CBS that aired on Thursday, Ms. Manigault Newman exacted some payback by describing a chilling White House.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), chairman of the powerful Rules Committee, told The Hill.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) in November, while Delgado, an attorney, defeated former Rep.
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But Rules Committee Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) interrupted her, CNN reported.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (Texas), served as his best man for the congressional nuptials.
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Rod Blum (Iowa), Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (Texas), Dave Brat (Va.), Claudia Tenney (N.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE, both of whom are in surprisingly tight races.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas); Gina Ortiz Jones, who's running to challenge Rep.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), chairman of the House Rules Committee, told The Hill.
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"We think this negativity, a lot of it, is coming from the payback for the front-loading of exports ahead of tariffs last year, " Peng said.
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He claimed LaPierre blocked him from being reelected as NRA president, ousted him from the board of directors, defamed him and sued him -- all as payback.
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But the intelligence analysts who prepared the report also concluded that the hacks were payback for the Obama administration's questioning of Vladimir Putin's legitimacy as president.
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The agency forecasts a payback ratio (debt coverage by the current balance) at less than four years, below the average life of debt of 12 years.
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Who among us wouldn't relish a bit of payback against a bad boss who humiliates you, fires you, and then shit-talks you to the press?
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O. J. Simpson was guilty, and everyone on Mr. Simpson's defense team and the jury was guilty of covering up the truth as payback to society.
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Many students who graduate are saddled with so much debt that not even a decent salaried job can guarantee payback in a reasonable amount of time.
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In something of a payback for Cuaron's moving tribute to a childhood growing up in 1970s Roma, city officials set up giant screens in a park.
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She staunchly described the charges as payback for her efforts to take on an "old-boys network" in state government that traded offensive, mildly pornographic emails.
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She implies that she is low-key watching every move they make and waiting for them to slip up, that they're going to get some payback.
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This will ensure solid debt servicing (around 1.2x operating balance) with a debt payback of 10 years, approximately matching the average life of the region's debt.
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She then did "I Can't Let Go," that radio refused to play as a sort of payback, so months later The Hollies hit big with it.
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The affirmation reflects Fitch's view that the region's strong operating performance will be maintained over the medium term, providing strong debt service and debt payback ratios.
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Halle Berry got payback on Channing Tatum after he made her chug a glass of bourbon during the Kingsman 2 panel at Comic-Con last month.
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But the so-called humanitarian pardon was widely seen as political payback as it came days after Fujimori's supporters in Congress saved Kuczynski from near impeachment.
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Payrolls rose by 103,113 positions in March, the smallest gain in six months, which economists dismissed as payback after unseasonably mild weather boosted hiring in February.
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And, if no money was exchanged but the men did have a business relationship, was there some other sort of payback offered by Hannity to Cohen?
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This path to the left would only embolden the global special interests who have bought and paid for Hillary's candidacy, and who would now seek 'payback'.
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Consistently weak budgetary performance leading to deterioration of the debt payback ratio to above 10 years or a sovereign downgrade would lead to negative rating action.
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Nor is it to say that the heat always dropped off, as the tremendous pop Dolph Ziggler received after beating him at Payback 2013 can attest.
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By the end of 2018, the company estimates its scooters will have a gross margin of $12.40 and with a payback period of only a month.
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"In the months ahead we are likely to see some payback of the earlier strength in exports," said Raymond Yeung, an economist at investment bank ANZ.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Queen Naija's payback anthem "Medicine" has been one of this year's defining R&B songs, a slow seether about infidelity sung with disarming calm.
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But he must have relished a payback-is-sweet moment last July, when his new company, S4 Capital, announced that it had closed its first deal.
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It sets you up for a primary challenge, it sets you up for a lot of recrimination and payback from party leadership and the Trump administration.
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Bridget Anne Kelly was sentenced to 183 months for her role in the scandal that involved closing lanes to the George Washington Bridge as political payback.
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The White House's last-minute intervention amounts to political payback for the governor, who was among the first statewide Republican elected officials to support Mr. Trump.
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Kelly, the hard-throwing Red Sox reliever, plunked Austin at Fenway on April 11, payback for Austin's spiking Brock Holt with a slide at second base.
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The climate for a reliable stream of federal public transportation funding which could be used to payback private financing, has been dismal over the past decade.
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I can't complain, though — this is payback for him covering a couple of my high-profile projects while I was in Europe for two weeks recently.
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In a recent statement to volunteers, three of the detained men report that they have been held in solitary confinement, in apparent payback for their strike.
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Your Money Adviser THE end of the year brings the holiday season, but for many recent college graduates, it is also the start of payback time.
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In Washington, for the White House Correspondents dinner, Obama lacerated him as payback for his birther crusade, and the DC in crowd hooted at his humiliation.
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The Philadelphia Phillies will vie for a bit of payback on Wednesday afternoon as they attempt to claim a series victory versus the visiting Chicago Cubs.
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"January and February were abnormally warm, so they were pumped up, and you had some payback in March exacerbated by the harsh weather," Mr. Shapiro said.
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Rather, lawmakers in states so far cited by California have typically responded with shrugs, proposals of payback and digs they did not even try to disguise.
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This sort of spectacle — dress her up, dress her down, smack her around and wait for payback — isn't new, even if moviemakers like to insist otherwise.
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Critics of Judge Gorsuch said they had identified ample reasons to oppose him, chafing at the suggestion that Democrats are merely seeking payback for Judge Garland.
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"[February] was unsustainably strong and unrepeatable and I think that March was payback for a robust February," Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies, told CNBC.
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Grizzlies coach David Fizdale said his team "didn't come out with the right mentality," and point guard Mike Conley has his eyes on payback come Thursday.
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"We think this makes strategic sense, offering low execution risk but a high payback," commented analysts at Jefferies, which has a 'buy' rating on Vodafone shares.
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He has been broadly regarded as a hard-right jurist who, even if bitter over the Hill claims, votes based on his ideology not on payback.
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Multi-level marketing companies, which sell themselves as independent business ventures, are notorious for demanding sellers to meet intense recruitment and sales requirements with little payback.
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Payrolls rose by 103,000 positions in March, the smallest gain for six months, which economists dismissed as payback after unseasonably mild weather boosted hiring in February.
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Audrey Tautou breaks through as a French sprite working as a waitress who lays out elaborate practical jokes as payback for those who offend her friends.
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Many human rights advocates consider these libel charges, along with previous tax evasion charges she's faced, as nothing more than payback and harassment from Duterte. 5.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ ... Pauley is now claiming that Mark body checked her on set in 2017 in what she perceived as payback.
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Three of 50's biggest creditors -- Sleek Audio, SunTrust Bank and Lastonia Leviston -- have come up with a payback plan and are asking the judge's approval.
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Republicans at Wednesday's hearing tried to cast Mr. Cohen as an embittered former aide trying to get payback for being excluded from a White House job.
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Notre Dame, the top seed in the Chicago Region, got some payback for tournament losses to the second-seeded Cardinal (31-5) in 2016 and 2017.
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"I won't stand for it," he told reporters, though he stopped short of summoning what he called a full "Jersey attitude" like other leaders seeking payback.
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Unlike other groups that launched six-figure ad buys attacking Republicans in the wake of the Trumpcare vote, the Payback Project is focusing on grassroots actions.
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The revenue forecast was down 12 percent, compared to the same period last year, when its "Need for Speed Payback" and "The Sims 4" games were launched.
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This sales decline was intentional, as it is difficult for this product to generate attractive returns and acceptable cash payback periods in a negative interest rate environment . . .
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A deterioration of Eurometropole's fiscal performance and self-financing capacity, leading to a debt payback ratio weakening towards 10 years, could result in a downgrade.
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In the 19903s, after Ford's prospective buyout of Ferrari fell through, the American car manufacturer sought payback at the 24-hour endurance race in Le Mans, France.
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The M5 — which will be featured in Need for Speed Payback when the game is released this fall — was shown off during EA's Gamescom presser in Germany.
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And even after Rubin was gone, Google backed Rubin's Playground Ventures VC and delayed the payback of a $14 million personal loan it had extended to him.
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Sutton suspended him from his secretary duties earlier this week, but Ditsworth seems to be digging in, dismissing the revelations as political payback for going after Sutton.
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Fitch central scenario estimates the city's debt service to have amounted to 8% of current revenue in 2016, with a healthy debt payback ratio of four years.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be positively affected by a sustained debt payback ratio of below four years and direct risk remaining below 29908% of current revenue.
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Cramer also hailed the company's "perfect balance sheet" and crafty pay structure for rent on their stores, done through a one year payback on each $300,000 location.
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With a CEO who grew up on a farm, it's already managed a 3 year payback time for its equipment vs an industry standard for 7 years.
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That would be a terrible way to treat a distinguished nominee, but it's understandable as payback for the Republican's appalling treatment of the equally-distinguished Merrick Garland.
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On its face, Payback is just operating from the same playbook as The Crew, which offered an endless flow of non-specific parts that increased your performance.
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While her payback play definitely got her point across, Teigen later shared on her Snapchat and Twitter accounts that while sweet, sometimes revenge can be downright dirty.
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And, finally, it's revenge season — stabbings and throat-cuttings will abound as Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) returns to the continent to give out some much-needed payback.
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This morning, I spent a few hours showing off the ups-and-downs of Need for Speed: Payback, the latest entry in the long-running racing series.
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Moncada, especially, had not forgotten that Escobar killed her husband and is waiting, along with her brother Jaime and Don Burna, her head of security, for payback.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be positively affected by a sustained debt payback ratio of below four years and direct risk remaining below 40% of current revenue.
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Brooks joked that "hopefully, the Democrats will be a little bit nicer to us this year," but said this year's GOP team is ready for some payback.
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The upgrade expresses our view that the city's improvement in fiscal performance is sustainable, which should underpin sound liquidity and strong debt payback and debt service ratios.
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The complaint of official misconduct accused Christie of knowing about a plot to close down lanes at the George Washington Bridge as an act of political payback.
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And we know why that is—it's because hitting and fighting and bad blood and on-ice payback are all on the decline, if not gone altogether.
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Direct debt-to-current revenue has consistently declined over the last five years, closing 2015 at 3.15%, while payback (direct debt-to-current balance) was 0.8 years.
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Scott Baio can count on a can of whoopass if he ever runs into Erin Moran's brother, who wants payback for Scott's comments about Erin's substance abuse.
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This is despite the fact that mitigation has a 4-1 payback, [Larry]Larson, a [a senior policy adviser at the Association of State Floodplain Managers] said.
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In Putin's manner of thinking, the West did nothing but meddle in Russia's affairs in the '90s when Russia was weak, and this is payback for that.
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Ja Rule borrowed a huge chunk of change less than a month before the disastrous Fyre Festival ... and now the lender's come-a-knocking for some payback.
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In 21928, the Democratic-controlled Senate rejected Judge Haynsworth, in large part as payback for Republicans' filibustering the 228 nomination of Abe Fortas to be chief justice.
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The Justice Department said McCabe was being ousted due to the inspector general's findings, but he has argued (including in a lawsuit) that this was political payback.
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The Libra Association also loses PayPal's enormous network of online merchants that accept it, plus the inroad to integration into its peer-to-peer payback app Venmo.
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It also said participating banks have granted relief from a covenant in a $2000 million credit agreement which might have resulted in potential acceleration of required payback.
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Starting this week, he has a new tool in what has become a yearslong campaign to fill that gap: a free, interactive, web-based game called Payback.
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If you've played the you-are-there poverty-simulation game called Spent, the visceral format of Payback will be familiar since the same firm, McKinney, designed both.
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But his passivity means that when he finally registers the full extent of Medea's payback, it's hard to respond with the dazed, horrified wonder the moment demands.
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And Judge got his payback with his 27th home run, after which he glared at his right-field detractors as he trotted between first and second base.
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One is a set of 10 finger puppets, each representing one of the plagues visited upon the Egyptians as payback for their harsh treatment of the Jews.
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They can push for transparency, especially in Chinese-sponsored institutions to make clear the terms of the loans, payback processes, as well as how contracts are rewarded.
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"We are trying as a community to payback and pay forward what they've given to us for several years," Arias said of his and the community's efforts.
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Colonel Kuklinski always viewed himself as a peacekeeper and not as a spy, and saw his mission as a patriotic payback to the Soviets for subjugating Poland.
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The Payback Project plans to stage the die-ins outside of congressional offices, fundraisers, and anywhere else a member of Congress who voted for Trumpcare may be.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) to a "toss-up" in its ratings of top races.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) Thursday in Frisco, Texas, where tickets are priced as high as $10,000.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), chairman of the House Rules Committee, said he also favors action next month.
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Most notably, Congress' chief marijuana prohibitionist — Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) — lost his re-election bid.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) briefly touched on the economy before ripping Democrats on illegal immigration.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), a 85033-year incumbent and powerful chairman of the House Rules Committee.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) appears to imply that a man was justified in killing his wife.
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Rep. John MicaJohn Luigi MicaHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure GOP chairman slams 'pitiful' FEMA response in Louisiana MORE (R) now has a Democrat gunning for his seat representing Florida's 7th Congressional District.
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The announcement was seen by political analysts as payback for the government's efforts to block opposition calls for a wide-ranging inquiry into misconduct in the banking sector.
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"This is payback," Arnold said before making his move at 4:15 AM. THE HUNT FOR THE TRUMP TAPES finale airs tonight at 10:30 PM on VICELAND.
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The rumblings of payback began almost as soon as the Senate acquitted President Donald Trump on Wednesday of the two charges against him following a bitter impeachment trial.
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The speculation about China's payback first surfaced when Chinese President Xi Jinping visited rare earth mining and processing facilities in Jiangxi province during a domestic tour last week.
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Online installment loans have managed to avoid many of the regulations payday lenders have been subject to by extending payback time and increasing the amount of the loans.
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"We survived because we had our Polish assets, but in the long perspective, we see the chance to get a payback from Sierra Gorda as well," he said.
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Yet to get that long-term payback, the retailer will have to rely on shoppers making additional trips to its stores, or adding incremental items to their baskets.
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We're sharing this metric here in the hope that founders can use our Payback Ratio as one useful benchmark when evaluating the health and progress of their businesses.
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In the latter case, Oriente's local businesses deploy salespeople in major malls and stores to help customers learn about the services themselves and the concept of payback schemes.
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Attempted missile attacks on the USS Mason on Sunday and Wednesday in Yemen from areas held by Houthi rebels were widely viewed as payback for the funeral attack.
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Gapen said he expects 2100,2000 new jobs, and the lower number reflects a payback from manufacturing and government sector payroll growth, which where higher than expected in June.
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The Suns were seeking payback after Derrick Rose's buzzer-beating shot on Sunday lifted the Timberwolves to a 116-114 win, but Towns and Minnesota had other ideas.
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Investors will be scouring U.S. payrolls data for February due out later in the day, with analysts uncertain how much payback there might be for January's outsized jump.
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The incident occurred in Urena's first plate appearance in the bottom of the second inning, an apparent payback for Urena plunking Atlanta outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. on Aug.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Ostrow's ratings could be upgraded if the city strengthens its financial flexibility while maintaining sound debt metrics and its debt payback ratio at below five years.
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Prosecutors say they orchestrated the September 2013 lane closure in Fort Lee, New Jersey, as payback against the Democratic mayor for refusing to endorse Christie's re-election bid.
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Article The structure of Need for Speed: Payback closely follows the model set forth by 2014's The Crew, in combining RPG-style stat increases with arcade racing.
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When the controller and the car and the road disappeared from my view, I was looking past the next curve and towards the fantasy that Payback is pursuing.
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It was likely payback for Kelley, who himself was caught cuddling up with his newborn son by Heigl on Monday — a sweet end to the singer's 37th birthday.
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Foreign and domestic hedge funds are anxious for payback, after average losses of 4.2 percent in the first seven months of the year, according to data tracker Eurekahedge.
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The Suns were seeking payback after Derrick Rose's buzzer-beating shot on Sunday lifted the Timberwolves to a 210-221 win, but Towns and Minnesota had other ideas.
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The goal is to focus more on cash flows rather than a static score, since that measure provides a more accurate assessment of a potential user's payback capability.
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Growth of direct risk, accompanied by deterioration in the operating margin leading to debt payback to above 10 years on a sustained basis, would lead to a downgrade.
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An additional problem is that two-thirds of people cope with that payback issue by pulling out the entire balance from their 2401(k)s, according to Deloitte.
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Yet it has emerged as almost a code word in both parties for poking a finger in Wall Street's eye, and exacting payback for the crisis bankers wrought.
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The settlement announced Wednesday by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich (R) includes a payback to Arizona consumers of up to $220006,2202 for every vehicle purchased from the company.
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For instance, Singapore had probably a payback of 4 years and I think Japan will be longer but the potential is so great that it's worth the wait.
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The rating affirmation reflects the city's sound operating performance, as well as strong debt service and debt payback ratios, which Fitch expects to continue over the medium term.
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Cohen also stated that Trump discussed the payback checks with Cohen at the White House and signaled that Cohen should lie about Trump's knowledge of the transactions. Rep.
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It's payback time for all of the sleepless nights children of the late 90s spent wondering if the Furby in their closets would ever shut the hell up.
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The weighted maturity of Istanbul's foreign currency debt was nine years at end-2016, well above the city's expected debt payback (direct debt/current balance) of two years.
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The new rules have enabled state harassment of immigrant scientists—like the 2015 firing and expulsion of investor Kendrick White—which some see as payback for Western sanctions.
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The settlement announced Wednesday by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich (R) includes a payback to Arizona consumers of up to $1,000 for every vehicle purchased from the company.
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"We all too often see that the agreement of payback to our clients is never as discussed when it comes to loans given to family members," Straub said.
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Now supporters say she is facing payback for moves that unnerved the police, and for displeasure within the legal establishment that she drove out some popular longtime employees.
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Beyond the timing, though, many Democrats also warned that the move looked like political payback by a White House that has been attacking McCabe by name for months.
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It was payback from the Lagunas drug cartel and it cost Marty $20 million and Frank Cosgrove his men, all of whom were friends of Frank Jr.'s.
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Based on the Dan Charnas book "The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop," the show also stars Wood Harris, Teyana Taylor and Method Man.
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His brother had to be bailed out from prison after a July arrest on corruption charges that some experts see as political payback for the president's re-election.
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After some aides discouraged Mr. Trump yesterday from responding aggressively to his acquittal, today became the time to let loose, to suggest that he had payback in mind.
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It was impossible not to feel that, for Trump, the Presidency means a supreme chance for payback, revenge for the humiliation that seems to be his constant fear.
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"Compared with previous credit cycles, today's stock of outstanding corporate bonds has lower overall credit quality, higher payback requirements, longer maturities and inferior covenant protection," the OECD said.
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The deceleration in import growth for February may be payback for the previous month's unusual strength, rather than a sign there has been an abrupt weakening in demand.
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Additionally, the region's debt payback period in 2015 was over nine years, which is substantially more than the average maturity of the region's debt portfolio of three years.
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Coordinating Minister for Politics, Legal and Security Affairs H. Wiranto said some supermarkets had been encouraged to open their doors for free, accepting offers of government payback later.
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He settled for a much smaller amount, but it left many wondering if he was being framed for Halbach's murder as some sort of payback from the county.
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Wanting payback, the Navy launched Operation Missing Mascot, the daring 1991 plan to snatch four Army mules from the center of the West Point campus in broad daylight.
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Many also remain appalled by the 2013 George Washington Bridge lane closings — payback to the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee for not supporting Mr. Christie's re-election campaign.
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Shock or sheer bloody perspiration, the 2017 ruck at Rajadamnern was payback for Superlek losing to Panpayak on the cards in their second bruising encounter in October 2015.
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A vehement defender of Trump during the campaign, "America's mayor" at one point had seemed a shoo-in for secretary of state e as a payback for his loyalty.
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At the time I wrote the book, my strongest feeling was that the verdict was a payback for the Rodney King verdict — and I think that's true in part.
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The succession of personnel moves came amid a promise of "payback" by White House officials against those who testified or played a role in the impeachment of the president.
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Democrats on the House Natural Resources Committee gave Chairman Raúl Grijalva unilateral power Wednesday to subpoena documents from the Interior Department and other agencies — prompting Republicans to vow payback.
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Other economists saw the slowdown in employment last month as payback for mild winter weather, which had seen strong hiring in retail and construction sectors in the first quarter.
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Now Kurdish leaders are demanding payback, in the form of US support for their bid for independence, which will come to a head in a contentious referendum on Monday.
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It was payback for when she let him remortgage her old house while he was in college to buy a condo in Mumbai he'd rent out to earn money.
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Growth of direct risk, accompanied by deterioration in the operating margin leading to a debt payback of above 10 years on a sustained basis, would lead to a downgrade.
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As such, it seemed that perhaps the Duffer Brothers and their Stranger Things cast were due for a little payback for scaring the crap out of so many viewers.
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While a few Sino-dependent companies such as Apple and Boeing want to lower the temperature, many others consider themselves mistreated by China; for them, it is payback time.
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On the other hand, cleantech hardware startups are capital intensive, have longer payback periods and are considered high-risk despite the potential of significant long-term return on investment.
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Nebullam: Growing crops indoors can produce more food per acre that's not dependent on weather, but the problems are the high labor costs and payback times for expensive equipment.
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EURO IN A HOLE The next hurdle for investors will be U.S. payrolls data for February, with analysts uncertain how much payback there might be for January's outsized jump.
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The group swore payback for ISIS after the Paris attacks last year and have been trying to troll the group by posting mocking photos and using the #Daeshbags hashtag.
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The scene was allegedly written just for her as payback for a time she "embarrassed" Stone in public by calling him out for bashing those who work in television.
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" Chirico reiterated his disappointment in mentioning the $1.5 trillion the bill is projected to add to the U.S. deficit, saying that he hoped "we get some payback on it.
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He stopped short of saying the banking bill was payback by the right faction, but noted he was "simply following along" in the footsteps of the same-sex bill.
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For Mr. Putin, the collapse of the European project would be payback for what he views bitterly as Western triumphalism when the Soviet empire dissolved in the early 1990s.
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Aries Spears wants payback from the radio host who brutally attacked him with repeated blows to the head, and he's out to get it in court ... TMZ has learned.
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If Democrats ever get back unified control of government, they might be tempted to expand the number of justices to 15, as payback for the "stolen" Merrick Garland seat.
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But in other cases—for games like Shadow of War and Assassin's Creed Origins (and again, maybe Need for Speed: Payback)—it's just about a base level of satisfaction.
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In Campinas, Brazil, BYD claims that the payback period to recover the costs of its electric buses is just 10 years out of an estimated life span of 20.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that this fall's major racing games— Need for Speed: Payback, Gran Turismo Sport, Project Cars 2, and Forza Motorsport 7—are identical.
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A friend casually dismissed a goal you set for yourself, or a colleague threw you under the bus, and you feel hurt and angry — maybe you even want payback.
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The basic plot — a woman collecting payback from the men who have assaulted her — is not exactly new, and it's a conceit that can be used as an alibi.
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Maloney was referencing Kraninger's decision to not seek payback for consumers in a January legal settlement with Enova International, an online lender accused of illegally collecting debts from consumers.
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He criticized conventional forms of payback, promising to distribute social largess to the "right" people, rid the system of undeserving beneficiaries and restore upward mobility in a social pyramid.
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Rabkin Lewis said the advances vary from $2,500 to $250,000, with most of them in the $50,000 to $100,000 range, and payback periods ranging from four to 18 months.
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Payback, and the financial literacy work Mr. Ranzetta has been doing for years (which he pays for out of his own savings), is his attempt to open students' eyes.
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The words "payback" and "he killed my wife" were scrawled on the wall in large letters, and officers found photos that were crossed out and marked, a detective testified.
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A top Republican strategist with close ties to the leadership called fear of presidential payback a powerful "weapon in the armament" of Speaker Paul Ryan as he wrangles votes.
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Payrolls rose by 2000,0003 positions in March, the smallest gain in six months, which economists dismissed as payback after unseasonably mild weather boosted hiring by 2000,22 jobs in February.
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Phillies shut out Diamondbacks PHOENIX — Philadelphia welcomed Vincent Velasquez's return to the starting rotation with a season-high 16 hits while getting some quick payback against Arizona on Monday.
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President Donald Trump charged Thursday without evidence that the pharmaceutical industry was behind House Democrats' impeachment proceedings, suggesting it was payback for his administration's effort to lower drug costs.
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Waffle House sent the cops after a man for not paying for his meal, but video evidence cleared him and now HE wants payback ... according to a new suit.
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If Republicans don't want their party to become the party of crony capitalism, they have to stop Trump from running an administration powered by payback, favors, and self-interest.
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In an effort to create as much public embarrassment as possible, the Payback Project site provides suggestions on how to get local media attention and produce eye-catching protests.
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C.) and Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (Texas), as well as now-open seats in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District and Kansas' 2nd District.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers MORE (Texas) and Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (Texas).
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE, John CulbersonJohn Abney CulbersonLack of transparency may put commercial space program at risk Ex-GOP Rep.
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In Texas, Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE and John CulbersonJohn Abney CulbersonLack of transparency may put commercial space program at risk Ex-GOP Rep.
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House Rules Committee Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) said that his powerful panel planned to take up the Dec.
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Outgoing Rules Committee Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), who attended the meeting with Trump, said the president's reaction was key.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers MORE in Houston and Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE in Dallas.
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House Rules Committee Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) stressed that any return to spending that resembles earmarks would include reforms.
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In contrast, there is no limit to the amount of money that can be put in a trust, and funds in a correctly structured trust aren't subject to Medicaid payback.
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For a lot of people who have $20,000 or $30,000 or more of debt, Sethi says adding an extra $50 a month can shave off the payback period by years.
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This is my payback for writing that article about Mistress Tara's workshop in the first place: A 30-minute drive and $10 for parking to walk around a restaurant humiliated.
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A: My wife and I bought house in 2012, and solar was one of the first things I wanted to get installed - because payback starts from the day of installation.
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The power of the state to kill as payback is simply too great to entrust to a system that is categorically imperfect, comprised as it is by fallible human beings.
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We're just trying to get ready for next season, and just trying to get ready for two more years when hopefully we can get payback [at the 2020 Ryder Cup].
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Trump administration: The Justice Department has opened a criminal inquiry into its own Russia investigation, a move that is likely to raise alarms over political payback against President Trump's adversaries.
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Rangers flip Flyers in payback win NEW YORK — The New York Rangers earned retribution at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night, and it had nothing to do with landing punches.
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Toronto may be looking for a little bit of payback after blowing a 214-point second-half lead at home in a 2107-2104 loss to Houston earlier this month.
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The storm, billed as a potential nor'easter, comes as brutal payback for a mild winter and a particularly toasty February that ushered in early buds on trees, shrubs and flowers.
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Right next to "The Big Payback" is a grid of color photos, each 20 by 30 inches, and each of a black actor playing the role of the US President.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut responded on Twitter: "My no on Gorsuch isn't payback for Garland, but any Republican lecturing us on obstructionism this week gets the Gold Medal of Hypocrisy."
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The famed producer behind Madonna's "Vogue" says he's getting the short end of the stick -- to the tune of half a million bucks -- because the record label's out for payback.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A current margin below 10% (2015: 12%), a direct risk payback ratio consistently above 17 years and failure to stabilise direct risk stock could lead to a downgrade.
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If leaping over buildings isn't your particular adrenaline-rush poison, Need for Speed Payback gives racing enthusiasts the opportunity to get chaotic behind the wheel, within an open-world setting.
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On it's face, that's an easy to answer question: Need For Speed Payback wants you to feel like you're running your own version of the Fast and the Furious familia.
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He probably does actually want to make the country better, rather than just seeking power for power's sake, administering payback and lashing out at those who are different from him.
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Just on Wednesday, billionaire bond investor Jeffrey Gundlach predicted the year would end with stocks in negative territory, calling it "payback time" for equity investors after an abnormally easy 2017.
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In fact, Western sanctions may have been a boon for Rotenberg, giving him a chance to show Putin that he had suffered for the country and was owed some payback.
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" Yet both political parties and multiple presidents over decades have created a power imbalance that incentivizes each new president to state on Day 1 of his term, "It's payback time.
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Loren said many business owners like these loans because payback terms are more comfortable than traditional loans and are based on sales volume, rather than a weekly or monthly payment.
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The 64-year-old may be busier than most — Keeping Up with her family, her 10 grandchildren and multiple businesses — but she always makes time to get a little payback.
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Draymond Green finally got his payback for Kevin Durant making fun of his penis pic ... saying he laughed STRAIGHT IN KD's FACE when he found out about his Twitter mishap.
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So Jamal drops an absolute BANGER called "Like My Daddy" as payback, and as a way to serve all kinds of hot tea about who Lucious really is…or isn't.
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Economists expect payback during the current quarter, however, and the BoE predicts zero GDP growth as business investment remains on hold ahead of the new Brexit date of Oct. 31.
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It's both ironic and fitting that Burnout Paradise Remastered follows on the heels of Need for Speed: Payback, a racing game whose fantasies seemed more about monetization than motor racing.
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Initially live in Indonesia only, customers have 30 days to repay the amount at no added cost, but the startup is planning to introduce credit card-style payback plans soon.
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Some mascots got in on the action as well, with Gritty dressing up as Wonder Woman and Lindsey Vaughn teaming up with the New Jersey Devil to get some payback.
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Fitch also projects that over the medium term the city's debt payback ratio will improve to about six years, which is below the city's final debt maturity of 13 years.
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The acquittal outraged many white Americans, while many African-Americans saw the verdict as a kind of payback for decades of racial discrimination by judges, juries and law enforcement officials.
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Without the routine expectation of, say, a 12-song album every two or three years, the internet looms as a giant, insatiable maw, constantly demanding more content with less payback.
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Mr. Christie was never charged in the bizarre scheme to close down access lanes to the George Washington Bridge — the world's busiest crossing — as political payback against a local mayor.
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The real goal is not short-term payback but to enable and support young doctors who feel that treating patients is a calling, regardless of the patients' ability to pay.
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You know, I think we're seeing a margin of safety in certain prices that gives you some faith that you're going to get payback over a long period of time.
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"Iranian military talking about payback for the Gibraltar situation has put a little bid in the market here," said Robert Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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As payback, residents said, Mr. Moriarty routinely told them not to eat her food because nothing was homemade or fresh, adding that even his dog would not eat her pies.
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The carnage was payback, in the terrorists' addled minds, for cartoons that Charlie Hebdo had printed — caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, whose depiction is forbidden in many interpretations of Islam.
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This explains the testy, at times violent and generally dreary exchanges between Gamora and her sister, Nebula (Karen Gillan), a bald badass itching to deliver payback for their rotten childhood.
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Minson is a "make the trains run on time" sort of guy, coming from another company (Time Warner Cable) that required lots of upfront infrastructure spend and long-tail payback.
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The Netflix series, billed as a dark revenge comedy, is about a downtrodden, obese high schooler, Patty the Fatty, who suddenly loses weight, gains popularity and sets out for payback.
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Billy Porter also deserved a nod for Pose, and either Nicole Kidman or Meryl Streep could have repped Big Little Lies — is this payback for not giving it another season?
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Watching it unfold confirms that you have not been singled out for suffering, that you alone are not the target of some giant cosmic payback for overweening New Year's ambition.
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LeFrak said he and Roth have been tasked with taking a private-industry approach to government spending to "stretch our dollars" and identify what's an "investment that has payback or pork."
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It's a perfect form of easy payback for that worthless someone whose existence now brings you about as much joy as finding a four-inch long cockroach in your kitchen does.
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"You're going to experience fewer [workers' comp] claims if you're prohibiting that sort of behavior in the workplace, so there's almost immediate payback just for implementing the policies," Yost told me.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A positive rating action may result from the operating margin being structurally above 5% in the medium term, and a debt payback improving towards 20 years (2016: 50 years).
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In the SAAS space, the vanity metrics are ARR (annual recurring revenue), MRR (monthly recurring revenue) and number of customers, while the core metrics are net revenue retention and payback period.
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A strident stand, he says, would be well-deserved "payback for the obstructionism" on Mr Garland and would appease "the Democratic base", averting a possible "Tea-Party rebellion on the left".
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Feeling slighted after the Nationals walked a batter to load the bases for him in Game 22 of the World Series, he savored his payback, a grand slam, in Game 20.
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The centerpiece involves a prom date with a white girl that was derailed by racism and builds to a sour slice of payback that Mr. Minhaj was able to extract later.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A deterioration of operating performance leading to an operating margin weakening towards 10% or a debt payback ratio consistently above eight years could result in a negative rating action.
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Yes, it does pay in the long run to improve infrastructure, though the predicted payback of 1.2 rupees for every rupee spent on urban sewage treatment does not look especially compelling.
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According to our base case scenario, the debt payback ratio will decline to 7.7 years in 2016 from an estimated 9.7 years in 2015, mainly due to the property tax hike.
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A regular reader of mine left a frantic message claiming president elect Barack Obama would make white people slaves as payback for all that white people had done to black people.
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He spent a decade traveling the world in search of remedies for the dreaded karmic payback for too much imbibing, using himself and his battered immune system as a guinea pig.
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"Although official industrial production numbers are likely to show some payback from the impressive start to the year, there are only few signs that point to a substantial slowdown," Kolodseike said.
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We also asked Cormier if he'd be paying Lesnar a visit at SummerSlam next month to get some payback -- and DC says he's already made up his mind about that, too.
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Since most of SolarCity's customers opt for the zero money down financing plan for installations, the $1,000 credit will be applied to their payback, reducing the overall repayment period, Corey explained.
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"I don't see this in writing anywhere, but my impression is, this was a way for political payback at the expense of the sickest of the Medicaid children," St. Petery said.
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Comey's in a bad place, increasingly seeing himself as a political pawn who is prohibited from fulfilling his obligation to enforce the law and used as an agent of, well, payback?
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However, we expect the direct risk payback ratio to remain sound in the medium term, close to its current level (2016: 7.4 years), due to expected improvement of the current balance.
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"They've taken any possibility for payback away," he said with resignation, looking up at the roof of his 1970s ranch-style house in this suburb a short drive east of Berkeley.
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Negative rating action could also result from a sustained deterioration in operating performance or a significant rise in Tallinn's direct debt, leading to the city's debt payback ratio exceeding seven years.
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According to Dan Chamas's The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop, a chance meeting with a young kid posting promo stickers in Queens gave him just that.
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If you look at history, every time a government does something sketchy and people find out, there's often a lot of payback for those involved, and it's often not so nice.
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Christie has been badly damaged by the "Bridgegate" scandal, which recently resulted in two criminal convictions against former Christie allies implicated in an attempt to close traffic lanes for political payback.
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The song has been streamed more than 4.4 million times, added to at least 67,20153 playlists and subsequently used in campaigns for Adidas and the Need for Speed Payback video game.
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ConocoPhillips seized Venezuelan oil export terminals around the Caribbean recently as payback for a nationalization of its investments, and more than a dozen Venezuelan tankers were forced to retreat to port.
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He was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ron Goldman -- and many legal experts feel his 33 year sentence was payback for the controversial murder trial verdict.
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Very likely, Putin's initial decision to intervene in the elections was intended primarily as payback for what was seen as American interference in elections in countries of the former Soviet Union.
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A downgrade could result from a weakening of the city's operating performance accompanied by a significant increase of debt, resulting in deterioration of the debt payback ratio to beyond 10 years.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A current margin consistently below 10%, combined with a direct risk payback ratio consistently above 17 years and failure to stabilise direct risk stock, could lead to a downgrade.
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After the state Republican Party canceled its primary this year out of deference to Trump, activists long angered by Democrats allegedly participating in local Republican votes saw an opportunity for payback.
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Democrats should be scared to death watching the president play to thuggish type, re-enacting the chilling final payback scenes of "The Godfather," when Michael Corleone took out all his enemies.
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They could be upgraded if Gliwice maintains a sound operating performance leading to the debt payback ratio falling below two years on a sustained basis, provided the sovereign is also upgraded.
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The company's other big launches for the year are in the third quarter, when EA is expected to release its highly anticipated "Star Wars Battlefront II" and "Need for Speed Payback".
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At a closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill, Mr. Trump threatened House Republicans with political payback if the Republican bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act does not pass.
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The ratings could be upgraded if the city maintains sound operating performance on a sustained basis, resulting in a debt payback ratio below three years, provided the sovereign is also upgraded.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE's Texas district becomes ground zero in campaign fight over health care (The Hill) .. Five takeaways from Georgia gubernatorial debate (The Hill).
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Rep. John MicaJohn Luigi MicaHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure GOP chairman slams 'pitiful' FEMA response in Louisiana MORE (R-Fla) jokingly presented the head of Washington's Metrorail system with a "certificate of appreciation" for finally firing 20 managers amid ongoing safety issues.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE rounds out the trifecta, but while he's long been seen as less vulnerable than Hurd or Culberson, that could change.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas) and Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), calling for the vote as part of this week's debate on the annual defense bill.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE's seat Sessions didn't face a Democratic opponent in 22019, yet Clinton carried his Dallas-area district by nearly 2 points.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), the House Rules Committee chairman, has personal ties to the disability rights community: His son Alex Sessions has Down syndrome.
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" The story is by Mr. Mann and Mr. Charnas, and is loosely derived from Mr. Charnas's authoritative, extensively researched 21990 book, "The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop.
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Federal investigators have said the traffic jams were a form of political payback against the mayor of Fort Lee, New Jersey, who had declined to endorse Christie in his re-election bid.
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" In a Facebook post on Monday, Netanyahu - who has described the investigations against him as a "witch hunt" - said: "There has never been any payback or illegal act in interaction with Elovitch.
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Marten added that Putin's remarks about Butina in his December address also indicate that Whelan's arrest could be a form of payback — or an attempt at a prisoner exchange, Butina for Whelan.
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These emails suggest the Trump administration might be making policy toward Russia as payback for political favors or, worse, in an effort to forestall more damaging evidence of collusion from being released.
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Since Trump's acquittal last week in the Senate impeachment trial, White House officials have promised "payback" against those who testified or played a part in lawmakers' efforts to remove Trump from office.
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The payback is being able to play and do your job and have fun with it because otherwise it's just too brutal, there's too much judgment and criticism, opinions, it's just brutal.
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Former colleagues recall a man looking for payback for his 2008 ouster; loyalty was key, and many who were loyal to Twitter's other co-founder, Ev Williams, were booted from the company.
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Mongolia claimed Armstrong was a potential witness in a tax evasion case, but SouthGobi told journalists the move was payback for a dispute the company had with the government over mining licenses.
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Beasley told the Independent that she believes her leave came as payback for those who stood up to Academy leaders against practices that minimized sexual assaults and penalized those who report them.
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The Minnesota Wild will be looking for some payback for a lopsided defeat from a week ago when they host former coach Mike Yeo and the St. Louis Blues on Saturday night.
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In line with our projections the region's payback period - as measured by direct debt/current balance - stabilised at 2.5 years in 2014-2015, after having hit a negative 16 years in 2013.
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There could be payback on Capitol Hill, as well, with some experts saying a Republican-controlled Senate might retaliate against a Democratic-controlled House by seeking the tax returns of leading Democrats.
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Woody Allen says Amazon Studios got cold feet and backed out of a four-movie deal ... over the old molestation allegation about him and his daughter -- and now he wants MAJOR payback.
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The government reported last week that nonfarm payrolls increased by only 20.3,20.3 jobs in February, the weakest since September 212, in part as payback after hefty gains in the prior two months.
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Kyuss and Earthride are obvious influences in the band's slow-burning stoner rock'n'roll, but true to their name, Backwoods Payback just can't shake that bluesy, countrified swing, and bless 'em for that.
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This, combined with the expected weakening of operating performance, should lead to a deterioration of the direct risk payback ratio towards an average of seven years in 2017-2020 (2016: 5.8 years).
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I feel that at least, by having what happened to me instill the vision and motivation in Greg and Jenna to take on this challenge, I'm doing good in terms of payback.
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"You don't always see payback on those hires sometimes for months or years, but you know when you have the right people, and it's shown in our growth so far," Perret said.
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Then came revelations of a scheme so preposterous that it was hard to believe: Aides to the governor had deliberately created a traffic jam at the world's busiest bridge as political payback.
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By letting his name stay in the mix, Christie is either signaling he's got less self-respect than the average politician or he's setting up Trump for a creative bit of payback.
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In a case that tarnished the reputation of the Republican governor, the pair were convicted of a scheme to choke traffic heading into the GWB as political payback to Fort Lee's mayor.
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Second, there are many others who lost out on Toys "R" Us, including small toy-makers who are above workers in the payback pile, but who are unlikely to see a penny.
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Tito Ortiz says he's been DREAMING about revenge on Chael Sonnen for roughly 20 years ... ever since Chael "ruined" him during a college wrestling match ... and the time for payback is now.
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The government reported last week that nonfarm payrolls increased by only 20,000 jobs in February, the weakest since September 2017, in part as payback after hefty gains in the prior two months.
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He pursues feuds for years (including, in some cases, after his enemy has died.) He sought and is in fact still seeking payback against FBI officials who dared to have him investigated.
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Critics decry a series of subsequent "payback" incidents, including months-long jail terms for the trio and, most recently, a ban on Wong's ally, Agnes Chow, running in a legislature by-election.
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Yet if Trump's anti-NFL stance is race-driven, it is also driven by an impulse that is arguably stronger, more personal and more difficult for him to control in himself: payback.
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"We've had such unsustainably strong results in January and February that it was largely expected that we were due for some payback," said Ellen Zentner, chief United States economist for Morgan Stanley.
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Payback marches players through a series of decisions, from which school to attend to when and how to accept paid work to whether to join (and pay for) a fraternity or sorority.
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Negative rating action could also result from a sustained deterioration of the operating performance or a significant rise in Gdansk's direct debt, leading to the city's debt payback ratio exceeding eight years.
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Lil Wayne says his ex-lawyer pulled a fast one -- for more than a decade -- and to the tune of more than $20 million ... and now it's time for the big payback.
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If it can do that as HyTech scales — reliably boost fuel economy by a third and reduce pollution to almost nothing, with a nine-month payback — there's no end to the opportunities.
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A federal appeals court threw out a whistleblower lawsuit filed by a former sales executive who accused Oracle America Inc of firing him as payback for his complaints about a superior's revenue projections.
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"We would consider strategic options to make small acquisitions that could help accelerate growth in the United States and provide a good payback to shareholders in a reasonable period of time," he said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be upgraded if the city demonstrates on a sustained basis stable operating performance that covers annual debt service and translates into a payback ratio of below 10 years.
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A downgrade could result from a weakening of the city's operating performance accompanied by significant increase in debt, resulting in deterioration of the debt payback ratio towards 10 years on a sustained basis.
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Simpson's lawyer, Yale Galanter, was concerned the jurors might be tempted to be harsher in their decision making, as a kind of payback for the not guilty verdict in Simpson's criminal murder trial.
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Jussie Smollett's going from "Empire" star to "punk ass bitch," IF it turns out he staged the homophobic, racist "attack" -- so says Reza Farahan who adds ... an apology won't be nearly enough payback.
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Medium: Direct Risk Decrease Direct risk decreased further to 37.5% of current revenue in 2016 from 43.2% in 2015, while the debt payback ratio improved to a sound 3.6 years from 3.9 years.
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Both were convicted of charges that included conspiracy, fraud and civil rights deprivation for their roles in the 2013 lane closures that were orchestrated to get payback at one of Christie's political foes.
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We expect the region's debt payback ratio to increase to around 16 years at end-2016 (around 13 years excluding the one-off payment to SNCF Mobilites), from nine years at end-2015.
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The new tax law, as well as Trump's choice of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, who is already carved out a conservative legacy is payback for his continuing political tightrope walk alongside Trump.
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Liberals want payback, and have very few ways to exact it: So Democrats might very well hit Republicans simply because Republicans hit them first — and block the nomination, leaving a 4-4 court.
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Read more: 400 pilots have joined a growing number of airlines in demanding payback from Boeing for its 737 Max disasters — here's the full listSome planes have run into trouble during this process.
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For Lithuanian officers, many of whom have served alongside Americans in Afghanistan and Iraq, the expanded allied presence is welcome payback for the Baltic contributions to those counterterrorism campaigns of the past decade.
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It almost seems like karmic payback that Vietnam might benefit from China's conflict with the United States, a country that, despite its own protracted war here, has become one of Vietnam's strongest allies.
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Negative rating action could also result from a sustained deterioration of the operating performance or a significant rise in the Gliwice's direct debt, leading to the city's debt payback ratio exceeding eight years.
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Two former associates of Mr. Christie's face prison sentences for orchestrating traffic jams near the George Washington Bridge as political payback against a Democratic mayor who declined to endorse the governor's re-election.
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Feinstein had been especially angry about the move, and many observers believed her decision to release Simpson's transcript was an act of payback that suggested a downward spiral for the committee's leading members.
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Analysts described as credible Vodafone's forecasts of an internal rate of return of 20 percent on the investments and estimated payback periods of four years per business park and six years per municipality.
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There will be "a stronger payback" in the second quarter, with growth now projected to run at a 22.3 percent pace, which is an increase from the original 22.5 percent estimate, they said.
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Democrats want payback for the cold shoulder given to Mr. Garland's nomination to satisfy themselves and to show their supporters that they are not going to roll over for the new Republican government.
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"This project is in line with our approach of developing cost-effective brownfield projects with attractive payback periods that extend life and improve margins," said AngloGold Ashanti's Australian Senior Vice President Michael Erickson.
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Even if you commit to a much quicker payback cycle — let's say 21 months — that would cost you $965 in interest if you have the average debt ($5,700) at the average rate (17.61%).
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"An oil market in potential decline increases the uncertainty the producers face, reduces their investment horizon, and increases the focus on short payback periods for investments," Equinor said in its new energy outlook.
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Trump initially dismissed the lawsuit as political maneuvering by Schneiderman, claiming that the attorney general was attempting to get payback after members of the Trump family refused to donate to his political campaigns.
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In a payback for Cuaron's tribute to growing up among Roma's handsome villas and apartment blocks, city officials set up giant screens in a park to show the broadcast live from Los Angeles.
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Senate Rules Committee Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), however, told reporters Saturday morning that any deal would likely be approved on the floor without a roll-call vote.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), who's considered among the most vulnerable House Republicans this cycle, introduced a resolution this week calling to protect people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Republicans, behind Rules Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), contend the figures are misleading, pointing to the more than 1,000 amendments they've allowed to proceed this cycle.
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John MicaJohn Luigi MicaHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure GOP chairman slams 'pitiful' FEMA response in Louisiana MORE (R-Fla.), whose panel oversees the agency, became the first out-of-state lawmaker to tour the flood damage Monday, launching a committee investigation into FEMA's efforts.
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Though many of those measures had widespread support from both parties, they had run into a wall in recent years: House Rules Committee Chairman Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas).
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Republicans have framed their resistance as payback for the decision by Democrats in 2013 to change Senate rules and eliminate the ability of lawmakers in the minority to block confirmation votes with a filibuster.
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Enter Lou Holtz, who instilled a new ethos at Notre Dame, setting up an eventual payback game against Miami and its coach, Jimmy Johnson, with whom Holtz had an antagonistic and complicated personal history.
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Their actions — which involve bloody payback on Lucie's former captors and the uncovering of a looney-tunes cult — are frequently so nonsensical that their many and varied torments become the movie's de facto point.
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This is mainly due to cuts in state transfers that will not be fully compensated by operating spending restraint, and will thus result in a deterioration of the department's budgetary profile and debt payback.
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But for a president who is always spoiling for a fight, it might be sweet payback to be re-elected by voters after Democratic and Republican lawmakers banded together to give him the boot.
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His brother alleges in interviews with BuzzFeed News that they were framed as payback for Juan's activities in a drug ring run by one of Guevara's former colleagues, who is serving a life sentence.
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Black drug users got jail cells and "Just Say No." It would be cruel and perverse to seek equal abandonment of those now struggling with addiction as payback for the failures of the '80s.
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Will Robb Stark return from the dead as a zombie-avenger to help Jon and Sansa take back Winterfell and seek payback for his own (and his mother Catelyn's) murder at the Red Wedding?
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Galliford's update "should be taken well because there are no further incremental contract issues, and because part of the exceptional cost identified in April has a payback through future cost reduction," Liberum analysts said.
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Yovanovitch has since testified as part of the impeachment probe, alleging that she was removed as political payback because she'd voiced concerns with the effort to enlist foreign leaders for help in domestic elections.
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Which is what we're seeing happen now, slowly, as all these abusers get outed — but it feels salient still, because we know the stream of men who have payback coming is far from finished.
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And this isn't the first time the AfD had gotten some cosmic payback for its nativist views: In January, a prominent member of the party converted to Islam after reportedly working with Muslim immigrants.
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While efficiency upgrades usually have a quick payback through lower energy bills, the upfront costs remain an obstacle for millions of American homeowners and building owners even though they would save money long-term.
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Congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw got payback on Pete Davidson for mocking his appearance, joining the comedian on Saturday Night Live to receive an in-person apology — only to troll Davidson with Ariana Grande music.
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"I think there was a large measure of payback in the Nevada case," said Jeffrey Toobin, a senior legal analyst for CNN who wrote "The Run of His Life" and covered the Simpson trials.
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And, of course, there's the time he may or may not have had his aides shut down the George Washington Bridge for political payback on a small-town mayor who declined to endorse him.
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Icahn had never forgiven Ackman for it, and the reported Herbalife position, no matter how small it was said to be, had many wondering if his long‑awaited chance at payback had finally arrived.
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Brazil's route to the final will also have more historic payback, according to the Goldman Sachs data published Monday, with a repeat of the 1998 World Cup final against France in the last four.
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