Other provisions were written to be in place in perpetuity.
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And the delta isn't going to be there in perpetuity.
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Sarah, may you continue to update this in all perpetuity.
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Finally, note that the program, as proposed, operates in perpetuity.
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"Not all foundations intend to exist in perpetuity," she said.
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But that doesn't mean that trend will continue in perpetuity.
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"It's important because it's a protection in perpetuity," Grijalva said.
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Some companies are obligated to pay states annually in perpetuity.
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Most writers, for example, receive royalties from book sales in perpetuity.
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I beckon you all to watch it with me in perpetuity.
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It's been so popular that it's sold out in perpetuity, basically.
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The INGKA foundation's purpose is to help INGKA grow in perpetuity.
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However, he will continue to be running FROM everything in perpetuity.
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Our advice isn't to try to bootstrap a business in perpetuity.
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Mississippi State fans will insist into perpetuity that William was fouled.
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The Trump administration initially hoped to have it renewed in perpetuity.
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And if they don't, will the deal be extended in perpetuity?
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For the political class, this is a win/win in perpetuity.
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An independent endowment assures the research center full funding in perpetuity.
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What newish places would you make sure were preserved in perpetuity?
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And, of course, both promise to achieve national grandeur in perpetuity.
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" And I said, "Well, it means what it says—in perpetuity.
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FacebookMark Zuckerberg seemingly oscillates between defensiveness and, uh, more defensiveness in perpetuity.
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Headlines Saudi Aramco loses its 'in perpetuity' oil and gas rights on.ft.
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TBS has not snared the Final Four and title game in perpetuity.
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"Investors assume aviation will go up straight up in perpetuity," said Inch.
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"This idea this could go on into perpetuity is just nonsense," Rep.
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I however, am the Sexiest Man Alive in what is called perpetuity.
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The label owns that album in perpetuity, on this planet and beyond.
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Under such logic, virtually any government spending could be justified in perpetuity.
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"Democrats won't be in power in perpetuity," Senator Richard Shelby told reporters.
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Actually, this administration seems to be facing a staff shakeup in perpetuity.
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Cause I don&apost want to pay in perpetuity for iCloud space.
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With that, American academic engagement with Germany would be secured in perpetuity.
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He incubates the attacks in perpetuity, rather than seeking an actual resolution.
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The transaction will give RPI FT the rights to Tysabri royalties in perpetuity.
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"Because this is an annual event, will they be doing this in perpetuity?"
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"Our commitment is really making this painting available to the public in perpetuity."
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Microsoft is going to be a dominant force in technology, effectively in perpetuity.
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I didn't have to relive the exclusion in perpetuity thanks to social media.
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Adam Schiff of California, would "investigate in perpetuity" if were to become chairman.
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"How can an elected district attorney bind that office in perpetuity?" she asked.
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But in perpetuity, his history will be available for his descendants (and others).
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Like a hated roommate on the lease in perpetuity, we're stuck with them.
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She asked that they remain intact and that they be polished in perpetuity.
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After all, the decade-plus bull market can&apost go on in perpetuity.
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He seeks a museum that will share it with the public in perpetuity.
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Mr Moore has secured his position in perpetuity as the archbishop of Thatcherism.
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Kroc was unlike today's billionaires, assiduously planning and tracking their largess for perpetuity.
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Referencing a German sculpture from 1919, the prints' repetition insists on poverty's perpetuity.
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Listen closely ... he says no, but it's clearly not a no in perpetuity.
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Jóhannsson captures the threshold that exists between these emotions, holding us there in perpetuity.
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The photograph is not everlasting; its beautifully registered moment does not exist in perpetuity.
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Now has come the time his mettle will begin to be measured, in perpetuity.
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A: Jim and I have the vision that the foundation will exist in perpetuity.
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Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, ceded in perpetuity, would be unviable without this hinterland.
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" According to MacRumors, the film will be available only on Apple Music "in perpetuity.
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"It was so broad, it covered almost every military operation in perpetuity," she said.
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The Scott Trust, GMG's sole shareholder, is tasked with protecting the newspaper in perpetuity.
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What you can't do is assume Ecosia's deal with Microsoft will exist in perpetuity.
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Once a school or team is approved, they can receive free equipment in perpetuity.
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But the prospect of Mr. Xi as ruler in perpetuity has scrambled the equation.
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In fact, this regulatory entity would exist in perpetuity, with no need for reauthorization.
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But that chasm need not doom them to fight about the issue in perpetuity.
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" I said, "You know, they said what I said—that 'in perpetuity' means forever.
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I would like to raise an endowment to keep the experiment going on in perpetuity.
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You're comfortable with the way your business works, you could keep doing this in perpetuity.
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Instead, it could be taped on a phone and broadcast on social media for perpetuity.
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Lemonade will be exclusively streaming on Tidal in perpetuity, a source confirmed to The Verge.
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"The cycle of growth and decay repeats itself in perpetuity," teamLab explains on their website.
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The agency should not have the right to restructure Apple's iOS in perpetuity, Woolsey said.
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And what happens when an app gets abandoned — must I continue to pay for perpetuity?
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At the time, the federal government promised those lands to the resettled tribes in perpetuity.
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One sketch too many, and you are forever the Ladies Man, or Pat in perpetuity.
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But the government will give out a 10 percent credit in perpetuity beginning in 2022.
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Krickstein was cast in too many rain-delay reruns as a chronic loser, in perpetuity.
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"The kids will know that once they graduate, it isn't free in perpetuity," said Kuderna.
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Corporations get the biggest reduction in their tax rate ever, which they keep in perpetuity.
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Agalloch may be gone, but the band's impact and legacy will live on in perpetuity.
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When the Constitution was ratified, a president could be elected every four years in perpetuity.
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When it runs out of fuel, it will stay in the sun's orbit in perpetuity.
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Posting in perpetuity is passé; the fixed feed has mostly given way to ephemeral stories.
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Not coincidentally, these futures tended to carry the power dynamics of the present into perpetuity.
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Thousands of quality jobs would have been created, thereby generating fresh tax revenues in perpetuity.
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A genius move, considering we want the magic of the Wizarding world to continue in perpetuity.
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If such links existed, DuPont would pay for medical monitoring of the affected group in perpetuity.
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In the Lincoln Center deal, he demanded that his name remain on the building in perpetuity.
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"That doesn't mean we will be an all-737 carrier into perpetuity," he told CNBC Thursday.
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You will not discuss anything you did at Hooli, at all, in perpetuity, throughout the universe.
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We see the inevitability of the dunk, the purity of its execution, hanging there in perpetuity.
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Florida will be growing in perpetuity, so long as we keep persuading suckers to move here.
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And they're willing to pay someone £100,000—or around $127,840—to be that face, in perpetuity.
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Technically, the DAF could sit on the money in perpetuity, or at least until he dies.
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Ok. Maybe you want to prevent recessions which I don't think you can do in perpetuity.
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If you bet these names will go up in perpetuity, ... I'm going to bet against you.
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Consumers can't punish bad behavior by switching ISPs, so said bad behavior only continues in perpetuity.
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In most states, a felony arrest is enough to add someone in perpetuity to the state database.
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International law states, for example, that an object belongs in perpetuity to the country that launched it.
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Because the freedoms we enjoy are not granted in perpetuity, but must be reclaimed by each generation.
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Also, good thing eagle-eyed and savvy IG users screencap them for perpetuity...and perpetuating fan theories.
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One significant problem Facebook may face is that this job opening may just sit up in perpetuity.
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It is unavailable for streaming on any of the major sites, but exists in perpetuity on YouTube.
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Will there really be people who will pay $1,800 per month in perpetuity for shared, temporary digs?
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Pollock are good to eat, and if fisheries are managed sustainably they will remain so in perpetuity.
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The students' findings were then reviewed by experts and stored for perpetuity at a Smithsonian Data Repository.
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Do we now require everyone to make all of their actions available for government review in perpetuity?
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"Extending WVRs to corporates would mean WVR in perpetuity," he said at a press conference on Tuesday.
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Development of that limited area has not been prohibited in perpetuity, unlike the rest of the sanctuary.
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On Instagram, Drake responded to the boos with a pledge to perform at the festival in perpetuity.
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The material might've brought about hallucinations such that none or all of this is happening in perpetuity.
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As a result, Netflix started creating its own shows that it could stream without licensing in perpetuity.
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In this case, the lower-earning spouse can receive exactly half of their partner's benefit in perpetuity.
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But we think that you can't even consider a game a franchise unless it's durable in perpetuity.
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Strauss's emperor and empress live on in artistic perpetuity; their real-life parallels charted more complicated lives.
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Still, forgoing a host doesn't feel like a change that can as yet be embraced in perpetuity.
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To ensure that the post stays at the top in perpetuity, hit the small arrow again. 8.
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Just because Latinos and African Americans vote Democratic now doesn't mean their loyalty is guaranteed in perpetuity.
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A source tells Mashable that so far, Lemonade will only be available to stream on Tidal in perpetuity.
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This way, it lives in perpetuity in a place where people can discover it in their own time.
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The vaccines for those viruses will work in perpetuity unless the virus gets out and starts to mutate.
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Averting such scarring raises GDP in perpetuity, covering the cost of the jolt needed to escape the doldrums.
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And unless you press for a clear explanation, there's a chance you could get strung along in perpetuity.
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"I could have had that money making 7 or 8 percent in perpetuity" by investing it, O'Leary says.
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It sounds anodyne, but it would have negated 16313 and tied up state policymakers in litigation in perpetuity.
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I want to put it in a foundation, structure the thing in a proper manner and in perpetuity.
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As long as the tax laws didn't change dramatically, Simons's fortune could keep the institute going in perpetuity.
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Maybe humans are the complex systems of a natural order that must build and destroy itself in perpetuity.
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If we continue building as usual, the amount of non-recyclable demolition waste will keep increasing in perpetuity.
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Thus, its protection and maintenance for perpetuity are assumed by the City of Paris and the French State.
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And, said Branin, Miller specified in the deed that Clara-Glenn must remain a pet cemetery in perpetuity.
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" She firmly rejected claims by Trump lawyers that the building is required to use the name "in perpetuity.
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It sometimes seems as if you could rattle off a list of Catholic sex abuse scandals in perpetuity.
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And what's the best way to get it off the phone so it can be preserved in perpetuity?
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Population recovery efforts should be recognized and celebrated, not used to keep species on the list in perpetuity.
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If not for the astute observations of her Boston neurologist, Maggie, too, would have been misdiagnosed in perpetuity.
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When the investments pay out, any profits will be rolled into yet more for-profit investments, in perpetuity.
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Right-sizing military bases is important for national security and saves billions of dollars each year in perpetuity.
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And those sums were to be made as long as the N.B.A. continued to exist, or, in perpetuity.
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But Fox has retained the distribution rights to the first film, "Episode IV — A New Hope," in perpetuity.
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I get that there are obstacles to an outright ban in perpetuity, but there is more we can do.
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"It just doesn't know how to deal with the idea of content being available online in perpetuity," Pahwa said.
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He did a Mall of America appearance and seems to be into one pair of ripped jeans, in perpetuity.
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Given that cruising is older than civilization, do you think the site will survive in some form in perpetuity?
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For one thing, foundations, unlike most DAFs, are set up in perpetuity and thus tend to ration their grants.
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The government does not contend, and has made no showing, that Adobe's speech will threaten the investigation in perpetuity.
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Calling for the Senate to simply leave a seat on the Court open in perpetuity is, in fact, unprecedented.
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I did this last year, and it was such a hit that it's expected pretty much in perpetuity now.
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Tomorrow's automated sex workers may be designed to simulate the first time, in perpetuity, for the benefit of men.
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So, in a way, Snuppy (and Tai) lives on in perpetuity through the trio of pups born last year.
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Embarrassing 'moments' are no longer moments, but posted in perpetuity for all to see without engaging in damage control.
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But if you go to the bathroom once, will you "break the seal" and end up peeing in perpetuity?
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The license you grant is irrevocable and valid in perpetuity, throughout the world, and in all forms of media.
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The elitists and mainstream media cheer Kaepernick on, imperiling the welfare, lives and future of black America into perpetuity.
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There was no ongoing production pipeline to feed or larger ecosystem that required these characters to exist in perpetuity.
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It's very, very hard to come up with policies that will make a country 2 percent richer in perpetuity.
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"That's frustrating for users who want their works to continue to be a public benefit into perpetuity," Merkley said.
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And what good does it do for the International Security Assistance Force to prop up these forces in perpetuity?
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Still, Uber seems to be taking a glass-half-full approach to this whole losing money in perpetuity thing.
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Ignorant as he can seem, the President seems to sense that this moment will establish his reputation in perpetuity.
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But the goals in Syria are so sweeping they may be unattainable, thus leaving American troops there in perpetuity.
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To the Editor: Richard Conniff is right that protecting parks in perpetuity is hard work and needs more attention.
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This is marketed to them in the form of a biographical slideshow, stored on a server, accessible in perpetuity.
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If cord cutters don't have to rent a cable box in perpetuity maybe they'd be more amenable to subscribing?
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It is a much more difficult thing to try to exist in perpetuity and actually try to get better.
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Pension funds are making huge bets that the likes of Facebook and Hilton can crank out vast profits in perpetuity.
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She would be naming a place for perpetuity — or, at least, until it gets smothered in a new lava flow.
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But hey, it's not every day the Yankees retire their 21st number, thus eliminating all the single digits into perpetuity.
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So, even though it feels like you're going to be pumping in perpetuity, eventually it will come to a close.
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Seeded with $5 million from the Kenneth Rainin Foundation, CAST's innovative program purchases spaces for the arts, deeded in perpetuity.
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Instead of paying Comcast an additional $13 per month in perpetuity, you can instead buy a modem and router outright.
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The first lie is that defined benefits can be paid in perpetuity and aren't akin to economic unicorns and rainbows.
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"To sustain this programming in perpetuity, $27.6 million will be reserved in the endowment," according to a Seminary news release.
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Jimmy John's has since deleted the resulting message, but thanks to other users' diligence, screenshots have been preserved for perpetuity.
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According to Chafer, the remains will be contained within a landing craft that will stay on the moon in perpetuity.
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It's quite possible that Russia envisions backing Assad and an Alawi enclave, including Damascus and the coastal areas, in perpetuity.
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Perhaps he and his aides have decided that the election vindicates every aspect of his approach to politics in perpetuity.
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The permanently-lower tax rate should net AT&T an additional $3 billion annually in perpetuity, the CWA report states.
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But it became clear in the Obama years that our governing institutions might not survive polarization-induced paralysis in perpetuity.
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The gift, which essentially endowed Open Society in perpetuity, made it the second largest foundation by assets in the country.
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The goal of the trust, per an oft-cited deed, is to ensure that the school is funded in perpetuity.
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In an attempt to draw a diverse audience, an endowment ensures free admission in perpetuity for visitors 18 and under.
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"That's why it's so important to get it right now, and not finance a mistake into perpetuity," Mr. Booth said.
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The gift, which essentially endowed Open Society in perpetuity, made it the second largest foundation by assets in the country.
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Both supply a thoughtful counternarrative to the teas, ballets and craft sessions unspooling in somewhat saccharine perpetuity at the Plaza.
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There are two modes of owning residential property in Singapore: Some homes are purchased in perpetuity, with a freehold title.
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It typically costs $3,000 to $6,000 for a grave and to preserve the land in its natural state in perpetuity.
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Thus, they could campaign in perpetuity against ObamaCare, confident that no repeal and replace plan would be enacted into law.
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According to the Met's legal department, it was not named for Wallace in perpetuity, so presumably it can be renamed.
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However, Peter didn't have the right to lash out by essentially dooming the rest of his TV girlfriend's life in perpetuity.
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I can't stand to think I'd miss a KRAZYBOY or BADGURRL just because I was refreshing some dumb app into perpetuity.
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"This post I made on my phone shall stand as a legally binding document, in perpetuity throughout the universe," he concluded.
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Issuing shares in perpetuity ensures that a holder can have more water only if someone else is prepared to have less.
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The land remains the property of the federal government, but its native inhabitants are granted the use of it in perpetuity.
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Or put together a fund in order to memorialize the 11 people whose lives were lost for perpetuity, in the museum.
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Any member of the Senate can oppose the consideration of a nominee and argue for debate to continue in perpetuity, however.
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Though it's intoxicating to exploit the liberties of whiteness in perpetuity, our ethical obligation is to create a more perfect union.
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Many companies set workers' salaries based in part on their past wages, potentially locking in an unequal pay rate in perpetuity.
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He did not directly answer whether sanctions to punish Russia for seizing the Ukrainian peninsula would remain in place in perpetuity.
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But when prominent women are accused of remiss sexual behavior, the accusation is often enough to stain a reputation in perpetuity.
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Today, consumers have little or no choice but to rent their box from their cable, satellite, or telecommunications provider in perpetuity.
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For decades, standard artists' contracts stipulated that recordings were "work for hire," with record companies retaining control of masters in perpetuity.
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My own rough estimate was 2% of GDP in perpetuity; other estimates run higher, but generally in the 3-4% range.
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If your functioning democracy depends on everyone being polite to each other in perpetuity, I have some bad news for you.
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The floors above will have 49 apartments, all of which will be rented to low- and middle-income families in perpetuity.
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There are movies I've spent more time missing than actually watching, and having unfettered access to them in perpetuity was daunting.
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From an international investment perspective, that makes the petro nothing more than an unsecured, zero-coupon government bond (issued in perpetuity).
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He noted that the founder, Andrew Carnegie, as a businessman, expected the endowment to earn a profit and exist in perpetuity.
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You are literally a part of what is a charade that will live in perpetuity, that is ripping this country apart.
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Bunch said at the time that the Smithsonian was legally bound to maintain the name of Arthur M. Sackler in perpetuity.
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Under a nondisclosure agreement, a person is legally unable to speak or act upon past actions and crimes, often in perpetuity.
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It's creating complete reality in your present, like complete ... LG: Yeah, like creating these sort experience for ... In perpetuity ... KS: Right.
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So do you feel like you and the Church of Scientology are going to sort of be in conflict in perpetuity?
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But I'm not so sure that the martyr argument is a convincing enough reason to allow Jones on the site in perpetuity.
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She's no longer just the heroine of a trilogy: She's a franchise, and she'll likely appear in books and movies in perpetuity.
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Because of this, the London Transport Museum is looking to preserve the game "in perpetuity," according to a late-May press release.
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Daylight saving time begins this Sunday, but it should last in perpetuity, allowing us to live in a world of evening light.
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The prospect of a President Trump forces us to ask if the threat of mutual annihilation is necessary or sustainable in perpetuity.
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The company says it stores your conversation data in perpetuity — unless you actively opt to delete it (which it says is possible).
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Think twice before liking supporting status updates or posting such opinions, which can incite and aggravate others (and live on in perpetuity).
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Previously, Argentina's seed law allowed farmers to use second-generation seeds in perpetuity without paying royalties, which seed-producing companies fiercely opposed.
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And in case anyone wanted a green MAGA hat to commemorate this mistake in perpetuity, you're out of luck, Irish or not.
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Moreover, endowments are to be maintained into inflation-adjusted perpetuity, with the principal stewarded and investment returns used to finance current operations.
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Most of us have photos from freshman year of college we'd rather never see again, but they persist on Facebook in perpetuity.
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And, looking further, to Russia or Turkey, it is a time, too, of wild-card autocrats maneuvering ruthlessly for power in perpetuity.
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Delaney's grave has since been placed on the "celebrity" list in the Thiais cemetery, allowing his burial concession to stand in perpetuity.
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In exchange for this two-year consulting gig, Mr. Katzenberg will receive 7 percent of the profits from the venture in perpetuity.
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Instead, the ex-governor's political party manifesto declares Puerto Rico a separate sovereign nation entitled to privileges of U.S. citizenship in perpetuity.
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Oh, yeah, and "Crawling in cruelty, I take my delight, in perpetuity"... these all give me some not small amount of pleasure.
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But with another few dips into Dyer's R&D, he's about to become the game's final world champion, reigning, essentially, in perpetuity.
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It was built before the man-made ice age, and began as a luxury train that could circle the world in perpetuity.
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The threat puts credibility to Iran's argument that it cannot be expected to deliver its half of the deal unreciprocated in perpetuity.
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The fact that the British did not take it in perpetuity was an attempt to help the enfeebled Qing dynasty save face.
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If the party is present, if it invests in communities where people feel forgotten, western Virginia need not be red in perpetuity.
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Selfhood is not particularly well-suited for perpetuity, rhythm is not mere regularity, and names find their meaning in the ongoing exchange.
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That neither President Trump nor anyone else in Washington seems troubled that wars once begun drag on in perpetuity is beyond worrisome.
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New York church officials fought back in court, arguing that the archbishop's final wishes were to remain in New York in perpetuity.
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In Australia old rights (typically belonging to landowners) were replaced with shares in perpetuity that grant holders a proportion of any annual allocations.
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Update: April 24th, 5:55PM ET: Tidal has confirmed to The Verge that its exclusive streaming period for Lemonade will continue in perpetuity.
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It's not often a barista gaffe gets put into film perpetuity, but this is one time a misspelling is going down in history.
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If they believed federal health benefits were useless, their repeal bill would exclude them from the Federal Employees Health Benefit Plan in perpetuity.
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He wants power over North Korea in perpetuity -- security, survival of his family's dynasty and the money-making privileges that go with it.
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Should I take the bull by the horns and offer to resign or (fake) smile and go along with the company in perpetuity?
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For corporations that choose not to pay dividends and instead retain their earnings, the second-level of tax can be deferred in perpetuity.
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Its purpose is to continue Goodall's work and values "in perpetuity to benefit future generations," according to the press release announcing the foundation.
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Any member of the Senate can oppose the consideration of a nominee on the floor and argue for debate to continue in perpetuity.
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So, you have to do your work to make sure you're bringing in people around your stars that will do that in perpetuity.
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Perhaps an impulse to reclaim our table will send the pieces back into the box, banished in perpetuity to a high-up shelf.
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These Terms and Conditions are in effect immediately after you step over the threshold of our shared domicile and are binding in perpetuity.
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But he says he no longer needs to feel the clay in his fingers to know when a statue could last in perpetuity.
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And if the experts tell us something, it's that the coronavirus may be with us to stay in perpetuity, just like the flu.
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Pretending we can just extend the Holocene in perpetuity without those consequences may lead to a greater disaster than facing them with insight.
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Most importantly, though, Zuckerberg's blind commitment to free speech would allow Facebook to be the principal host of our political discourse in perpetuity.
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It's a nice thing to say, but it can't happen outside of a comprehensive settlement that ensures the Kim family's rule in perpetuity.
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But the two sides were stymied by the American requirement that the deal's restrictions on Iran's nuclear fuel production be extended in perpetuity.
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"And this sensitive information is still out there, with the potential to wreak havoc for the majority of adult American consumers in perpetuity."
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N.L.," has recently been hinting that he does not plan to play Mr. Trump in perpetuity — began by asking, "Who here loves Trump?
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The US and China have compelling shared interests — neither China nor the US wants to see in perpetuity a nuclear-armed North Korea.
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The ultimate goal is trying to create something that, in perpetuity, can dynamically and better focus on helping creative project come to life.
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Barbara Corcoran then offered $150,000 plus $150,000 line of credit for a 15 percent stake, plus a 50 cent per unit royalty in perpetuity.
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When Kroc eventually buys the brothers out of the business he fails to honour his promise to give them 1% of profits in perpetuity.
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It also decrees that all the heirs of the original "enemy" should also be considered enemies, in perpetuity, even if they hold Indian citizenship.
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And because soil degradation can cause the release of whatever carbon it holds, treated lands would have to be well cared for in perpetuity.
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The results closely follow those of bigger rival Dick's Sporting, which warned on Tuesday that its gross margins could possibly be pressured in perpetuity.
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It used to be that if you wanted to use Adobe Photoshop or Microsoft Office, you'd buy a license to use it in perpetuity.
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Vidiots in Santa Monica had announced its closing before Annapurna Pictures producer and fan Megan Ellison swooped in to fund it, seemingly in perpetuity.
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I mean, you make a deal with J.J. Abrams when he does "Star Wars," and you own a piece of that business in perpetuity.
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Some state-owned businesses have defaulted on bond payments, suggesting that the government will not prop up failing companies in perpetuity, which is encouraging.
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In the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA), tobacco manufacturers agreed to "annual payments in perpetuity" in return for states agreeing to forfeit future legal claims.
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Currently, Business Insider readers who sign up for a Wealthfront investment account will receive their first $24,22019 managed free in that account in perpetuity.
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The film is less an art object than a weapon, intended to be used in perpetuity to agitate on behalf of the working class.
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They said they were surprised to receive notices last year requiring them to apply to keep stoops they had assumed were theirs in perpetuity.
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Although he has private support, last year Ross sold his Manhattan loft to partially finance a foundation that will maintain the site for perpetuity.
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The dominant right wing debates whether merely to manage the occupation in perpetuity or to declare victory and annex much of the West Bank.
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Thanks to the 14th Amendment, with its plain text authorizing Congress to act in perpetuity, the contours of our federal system continue to shift.
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There are bigger ones, though, that American politicians have opted to ignore: Is it legally defensible to hold on to the territory in perpetuity?
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"He had this wish that his voice would somehow continue into perpetuity," said David Howard, a speech scientist at Royal Holloway, University of London.
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Then officials handed him a non-disclosure agreement, which extended in perpetuity, until the end of the universe, or at least civilization and telescopes.
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The problem is that federal mandatory minimum sentencing penalties cannot possibly be expected to fit the facts and circumstances of every case in perpetuity.
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I cant imagine why an ethics consult is required when the man signed a do not resuscitate order on his own chest in perpetuity.
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Almost any controversial sport could be preserved in perpetuity by the introduction of robots and, more importantly, everyone would have a lot more fun.
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Being an attractive person certainly does not automatically mean consent from every partner in perpetuity, nor does physical attractiveness excuse sexual assault in any way.
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He notes that most parents with conservative beliefs about sexuality have good intentions: "All parents want their kids to stay kids in perpetuity," he explains.
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Courts have repeatedly ruled in favour of such claimants—all of them Muslim—but their families could now be stripped of any rights in perpetuity.
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It consists of some 12,000 distinct funds, most designated by donors to support particular programs and activities, and all intended to provide support in perpetuity.
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And I am fairly confident it will be re-enacted in perpetuity unless — unless a court can say it does not comport with the Constitution.
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It's actually a great tool for doing gif-filled tutorials or catching some part of the internet that must live on in seconds-long perpetuity .
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At the end of the day, though, the license grants Facebook the power to do pretty much whatever they want with said content in perpetuity.
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That was before the string broke and the clock fell to the bottom, where it has been going off at the same time in perpetuity.
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In apps, the format of swiping can intensify pleasurable chemical reactions in the brain, and the "infinite scroll" persuades users to continue swiping into perpetuity.
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Yes, I think, this is how it happened, and this is what it meant, and what it will now continue to mean in retrospective perpetuity.
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Books of The Times Maria Semple's "Where'd You Go, Bernadette" was the kind of instant classic that earns its author a loyal readership in perpetuity.
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Fitch grants 50% equity credit to LOL's preferred shares after considering the junior ranking, perpetuity, the option to defer dividends, and the cumulative coupon deferral.
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The measures under consideration would require into perpetuity a crew of at least two crew members in the cab of a locomotive per freight train.
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Third, even if the iPhone X's contents remain secure, the simple fact that users' face scans will be stored for perpetuity has profound constitutional implications.
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That is an argument that says we have to sanction Iran in perpetuity for as long as we continue to consider Iran a bad country.
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But there's no reason it needs to have that information in perpetuity, so the ability to delete it gives me a little peace of mind.
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Denying someone the right to vote in perpetuity is an unfair form of permanent probation that penalizes individuals without any meaningful commensurate benefit for society.
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That's still possible, if grizzly hunting remains forbidden and the connecting lands are safeguarded in perpetuity against incursion and development, which they are not today.
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For some members of the cast, that included having to go through puberty in a very public way that will now likely live in perpetuity.
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It would allow Antofagasta to renew the expired 85033-year-old leases in perpetuity, removing scientific safeguards, environmental considerations and public input from the process.
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On this episode, we tell you about a park that was left to the city of Macon, Georgia, in perpetuity ... with some extremely racist strings attached.
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The sacred Black Hills have been "promised to the Sioux in perpetuity, in this case defined as until the government had other ideas for its use".
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We're talking about the video Spencer Pratt made on Snapchat and later posted to Facebook and YouTube, so we can keep on enjoying it in perpetuity.
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"We want to ensure that when users share their works that they are available online in perpetuity and that they have a great experience," says Merkley.
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I'm not promising, nor do I think it reasonable to promise, that we're going, in perpetuity, to solve the economic issues around having a major orchestra.
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Or do you trust a select group of rotating leaders (especially the present ones, in all their bluster) to employ deterrence, safely and successfully, in perpetuity?
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Half the capital managed by Apollo is now held in perpetuity—meaning only the returns earned will be given back to investors, not their initial investment.
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She had started, in 1980, funding a prize for short fiction at the University of Pittsburgh Press, and later endowed its annual $15,000 prize in perpetuity.
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Can we even be said to own property, he asks, if digital-rights management grants the manufacturer control of one part of a product in perpetuity?
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While Katzenberg will only be paid $1 annually as a consultant, he will also collect 7 percent of the profits from DreamWorks New Media in perpetuity.
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The internet is the most quantifiable institution in history, every click and hover is measured in perpetuity and analyzed and broken down a hundred different ways.
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Tidal has said it would be the only place to stream the album "in perpetuity," while a physical version will be released on Friday, May 2167.
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A remarkable thing about the current idea of a Fed inflation target is that it is a target in perpetuity at 6900 percent a year forever.
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Thanks to an Indian treaty signed in 1833, the 26.2-mile Shore Path (originally used by the indigenous Potawatomi tribe) provides public access in perpetuity. Translation?
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Pepper's Ghost may one day live up to its namesake, ensuring that long dead people live and perform, whether they want to or not, into perpetuity.
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When I think of it the image that comes to my mind is of a blazing hot day with the noonday sun beating down in perpetuity.
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Standing up to the Nazis, an undeniably brave and good thing to have done, is treated like a moral check that can be cashed in perpetuity.
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"Any vulnerabilities will be addressed immediately via firmware and/or app updates, and we will continue doing so for all devices in perpetuity," Ms. Cheung said.
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The multiple political games inside the impeachment puzzle Nothing will change the fact that Trump is in the most dubious club in presidential politics in perpetuity.
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While most of the solar ITC is set to go away in 2022, commercial solar projects will still receive a 10 percent tax credit — in perpetuity.
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Too often, teams or nations that have nurtured one crop of players are assumed to have struck upon a magic formula to do so in perpetuity.
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Chris Brightman, the chief investment officer at Research Affiliates, thinks this current prolonged period of low inflation and interest rates will not go on in perpetuity.
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"If you sort of project just in perpetuity what's been going on for the last 10, 15, 20 days … the valuation becomes absolutely ridiculous," said Schlossberg.
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Seeing them reminds us of an era when larger, fiercer creatures ruled the deep, but this time, let's hope the ocean's current megafauna stick around for perpetuity.
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Trump's 15-minute meandering monologue at Langley, in particular, will endure in perpetuity as his first official presidential serenade, enshrining the long neck as the new normal.
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NFTs allow for the complete ownership of tokenized goods: Collectors own their tokenized goods in perpetuity and can buy, sell and trade their tokenized goods at will.
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Full versions of the interviews will be available at the library in perpetuity, ensuring their safety as historical documents regardless of what happens to the India Club.
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A trust fund to which they contributed $114m is supposed to provide income "in perpetuity", but with uneven returns on investment its value has dropped to $88m.
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Even so, things could still go very wrong with this sequel — but let's hope it goes very well and we get Pacific Rim sequels forever in perpetuity.
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But this—the capture of powerful arms of the government by partisan or ideological cohorts—is a toxic development and one no party should tolerate in perpetuity.
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A so-called "digital collectible," she lives a lonely life in perpetuity at an address on the Ethereum blockchain: You can look at her, but little else.
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On a smaller scale, Indigenous communities such as the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin are restoring and managing forests in a way that emphasizes biodiversity and perpetuity.
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Plus, savvy internet users can screencap anything, so even if you get rid of your foot-in-mouth moments, it's possible that they're living in perpetuity somewhere.
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But what distinguishes top platforms is that their user retention cohorts flatten quickly, with at least 20 percent of users engaging every week or month in perpetuity.
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Recently, Steve donated Mark's "Hairspray" royalties in perpetuity to the Actors Fund, to endow the prize and to support other fund activities, including addiction-and-recovery services.
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A key feature of this plan is that it caps federal welfare spending in perpetuity, thereby beginning the process of devolving welfare spending back to the states.
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It's not on every night in perpetuity like, say, "Friends," or "Seinfeld," a tether to the past that makes a person wonder if time is actually passing.
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The report also noted that about a third of the spend-down foundations that had been founded in perpetuity voted to adopt the limited-life structure later.
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He is less concerned with the name in and of itself, its referential function, than in the medium through which names pass on their path to perpetuity.
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"I think there's some groups where the advocacy is not a means to an end; it's a means in perpetuity," one well-connected Democrat told The Hill.
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While he was at it, he disrupted the notion that American taxpayers would foot the bill for NATO in perpetuity and finance Europe's slow drift to socialism.
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"The truth is that in perpetuity, which means for life, I will always be the Sexiest Man Alive," says Johnson Jumanji: The Next Level hits theaters Friday.
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What we're hearing: One pension plan administrator gleefully told me that the IPO market is now dead and they hope to see companies remain private in perpetuity.
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One word that really struck me was the use of the word "universe" in their legal language, specifically in this section [emphasis added]: a non-exclusive license (but not the obligation) to reproduce, publicly perform, stream, exploit and otherwise use the Submission throughout the universe, in perpetuity, for any reason whatsoever, in any and all media, throughout the universe in perpetuity, without further notice to, consent by, or payment to entrant.
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By the time somebody else wanted to sign us, we had to give him Nightsongs in perpetuity because he wanted like $100,24 to get out of the contract.
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I don't think we can forecast any site or particular media surviving in perpetuity, but I think this type information will still be created and disseminated and used.
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While a few brave souls confide their losses to trusted friends, the one thing we never do is share our failures to be recorded and watched in perpetuity.
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The pick they surrendered in the deal is the lesser of their two first-round picks this year, and they own all of their other picks in perpetuity.
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"Even if they (Santander) end up calling the bond, investors will now have to take into account the possibility of this debt existing in perpetuity," this banker said.
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So the only way to entice private-sector actors into rebuilding Flint, Michigan's water system, for example, is to give them a cut of the profits in perpetuity.
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Lacquered Riva speedboats idled in perpetuity, unloading a steady stream of illustrious guests — a colorful mishmash of European royalty, Hollywood stars and members of the original jet set.
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There is no greater way to honor the legacy of Elie Wiesel than to ensure that the United States will, in perpetuity, work intentionally to prevent future atrocities.
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Did she love my book so much that she decided never to return it — paying fines in perpetuity until she becomes the main benefactor of Alberta's library system?
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Some conservative lawmakers are saying they can make peace with an eight-justice Supreme Court in perpetuity, rather than allowing any Democratic president to fill the tiebreaking vacancy.
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Copyrights and patents allow an inventor, author or performer to "own," control and benefit from subsequent reproductions and use of his or her original work — almost in perpetuity.
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The same applies to text messages: If you're big into keeping your text message/iMessage history in perpetuity, you can't easily bring that from one to the other.
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The agreement required that the condo maintain the building on par with "superluxury condominiums," but it did not mention any requirement that the Trump name remain in perpetuity.
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To Einstein's surprise, the equations indicated that when too much matter or energy was concentrated in one place, space-time could collapse, trapping matter and light in perpetuity.
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In a world overcome with death and the horrible losses of the Civil War, people turned to photography hoping to be united with deceased loved ones in perpetuity.
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The county-run Agricultural Preserve Board recently celebrated its 1,000th preserved farm, which pays farmers fair value for their farm in exchange for its remaining agricultural in perpetuity.
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The two children, who run the family investment office, say the island will be preserved through trusts as the family home and as a wildlife sanctuary in perpetuity.
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Clinton's bumpy march to Election Day has assumed a familiar feel — colored by a generation of aides, baggage and aides' baggage, all attaching to her in seeming perpetuity.
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The overall structure, which is also tax efficient, was created by founder Ingvar Kamprad, a Swede, almost 21 years ago to allow IKEA preserve its independence in perpetuity.
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He wants the world to look back across the ages in perpetuity and see his sinuous monolith snaking across the southwestern border, a potent symbol of his masculinity.
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In the documentary, Mr. Nobleman offered some Batman history: the possible existence of a contract negotiated by Mr. Kane that would name him as sole creator for perpetuity.
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It may have been a while since Friends first graced our screens, but with reruns going on in perpetuity there's no excuse for all that knowledge to die out.
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Any money made from such an investment then goes back into the fund, which, in theory, creates a "market-based solution that will go on in perpetuity," Lofton said.
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One popular theory, #MSABloodMoney, references the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement that limited cigarette advertising and steered tobacco industry revenue to states to pay for tobacco-related diseases in perpetuity.
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Unless the proposers put a time limit on their amendment's ratification—as has been the case for most 20th-century amendments—it can sit around accumulating ratifications in perpetuity.
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Over the past three years it has established itself as Australia's most prestigious undergraduate scholarship and Graham and Louise now wish to have it expand and continue in perpetuity.
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Last week German Chancellor Angela Merkel called on European countries to increase security cooperation and spending because there was no "guarantee of perpetuity" in relations with the United States.
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Instead of taking a $3 million lump sum deal to fold their team, the Silnas negotiated for a portion of the NBA's TV rights ... which they owned in PERPETUITY.
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Eliza helped him revise and write the very letters and essays she later organized for perpetuity, took dictation from him, and even took over his correspondence entirely when necessary.
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Getting rid of so-called carried interest would raise taxes on alternative investment managers who can defer their gains nearly in perpetuity, though less so than in the past.
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The monument will protect in perpetuity these animal communities from future commercial fishing and mining activities, two of the most destructive human disturbances for ocean deep sea bottom communities.
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Here are the sides who made Euro 43 a tournament to remember, and whose glory will be preserved in perpetuity, hopefully through the medium of epic poetry and song.
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Mr. Kaiser may be committed to ensuring that Gathering Place is publicly owned in perpetuity, but there is no guarantee the next billionaire in the next city will be.
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If property owners forego developing the land in perpetuity, they can deduct the value of the land's property rights from their adjusted gross income just like a charitable donation.
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She probably won't ever leave your TV screen, though — CBS bought her entire series catalog for $100 million in 2017, and her reruns may very well run in perpetuity.
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But the deal as a whole -- including a blanket prohibition on Iran developing nuclear weapons -- was written to continue in perpetuity, and some provisions run until 26 and 244.
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And also all of the coverage that you've been doing this week and in perpetuity of everybody trying to keep us safe and the people that they are fighting.
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Maybe it never will be — and I speak as someone who'd gladly patronize a dedicated "Merrily" repertory theater, perhaps on that rooftop, running nothing but reworked versions in perpetuity.
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But a rogue federal agent can't save an entire group from the judiciary in perpetuity, and despite Crist's efforts, this category of immigrant was denied citizenship under the law.
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The last thing some people want is to extend their grief in perpetuity, even if one has the opportunity to close the social media account of someone who has passed.
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The most worrying involved revelations that several big fishing companies financed politicians who should have regulated them, but instead allowed them unrestricted rights to plunder Chile's depleted seas in perpetuity.
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This reality is why his vague hint Roger deserves to be straight-up fired by the school board, rather than required to stop all tickling in perpetuity, is so unfortunate.
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In the wake of this news, Justin Bieber — Gomez's ex, who will be associated with Gomez in perpetuity — was photographed looking distraught as he arrived at his Los Angeles church.
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Candidates should answer whether they would be amenable to tactics like restricting the supply of fossil fuels, cutting them off entirely, federally mandating clean energy, or subsidizing renewables in perpetuity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Film preservation is an ever-pressing issue, with various archives trying to ensure classic movies remain in some physical state for perpetuity.
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Answering critics: Quirky's terms of service since the reorg gave the company all IP rights to a submitted product, in perpetuity, no matter if Quirky actually picked it for development.
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Perhaps most importantly, Republicans have a lot to prove before midterm elections if they want to stand for actual policies instead of just whining about Obama and Hillary in perpetuity.
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Maintaining access and increasing opportunities on our public lands will help ensure our natural resources are conserved in perpetuity, and helps sustain good, family supporting jobs for millions of Americans.
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In 1987, Universal Studios granted Steven Spielberg a right to receive 2 percent of the revenue from Universal Studios in Florida and Japan in perpetuity in exchange for consulting services.
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But on climate, the parties' differences are relatively simple: The Republican Party's political platform rests on allowing fossil fuel companies to continue emitting unchecked—even removing existing regulations—in perpetuity.
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No way a New Yorker would ever become mayor of Boston, unless he or she publicly renounced the Yankees and forced Dunkin' Donuts to give out free crullers in perpetuity.
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These kinds of inconsistencies throw a monkey wrench into any plan to assign sex as male or female, categorically and in perpetuity, just by looking at a newborn's private parts.
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Those who opted to maintain a foundation in perpetuity were motivated to address continuing problems, strengthen their family's values and purpose, and have an impact on beneficiaries over several generations.
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If they are extended yet again, American taxpayers will be very close to possibly subsidizing the solar industry in perpetuity, regardless of the industry's ability to stand on its own.
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Cannibalization: As a subscription service, Microsoft Office 365 has the potential to make more money per customer for Microsoft in the long-term, as they (theoretically) pay monthly in perpetuity.
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Sejusa, an old comrade of Museveni's, asked for an investigation into an alleged plot to assassinate top government officials opposed to the Museveni "family project of holding onto power in perpetuity".
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The U.K. has no right to unilaterally withdraw from the backstop, so hardline Brexiteers see May's solution as a trap that could keep the U.K. under effective EU control in perpetuity.
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Moreover, the notion that race should be considered in perpetuity—even when socioeconomic preferences can produce racial diversity—ignores the fact that using race to decide who gets ahead has downsides.
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Here is a look at the shot North Carolina's Marcus Paige made a few seconds before Villanova's Jenkins made the shot that will live on in NCAA tournament montages in perpetuity.
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David Archuleta: Winter in the Air (Shadow Mountain, 2018) I feel for him — once you finish second on American Idol, what is there to do but record Christmas albums in perpetuity?
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One way that UNRWA worsens the Palestinian refugee problem is by granting the descendants of the original Palestinian refugees inherited refugee status in perpetuity, a practice unheard of in other conflicts.
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Moreover, once these images find their way to the internet, it is nearly impossible to completely erase them, victimizing these children in perpetuity, long after the physical abuse may have stopped.
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Ignatieff told a press conference on Wednesday that CEU would not discuss the current bill, only a new future legal text that offers international guarantees for free continued operations "in perpetuity".
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But nukes, chemical, biological weapons and a high pain threshold, not to mention the advantage of being dictator-in-perpetuity impervious to public opinion, ensure victory in a war of liberation.
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Where some futurists might see the potential for immortality or richly augmented brains, "Black Mirror" sees the opportunity for people to commit their usual cruelty and selfishness, creatively and in perpetuity.
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Mr. Geffen's name will adorn another major New York arts building in perpetuity, as it does the former Avery Fisher Hall, which received his last $100 million gift a year ago.
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It may have a wonderful, viable business for many years to come, but the natural competition of the marketplace makes it extraordinarily difficult for any company to remain dominant for perpetuity.
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In relation to quality of schooling, poor children have thus been penalized in perpetuity for being poor, a penalty that prejudices their chances of attending college and competing in the workplace.
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Contemplating the death of a financial institution through a living will should be replaced with a reengineering plan to create risk transparency and allow TBTF financial institutions to survive in perpetuity.
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Just to fix your sink you have to commit to working with a single company in perpetuity and probably make five trips to the hardware store for adapters if you didn't.
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Because if you want something to exist in perpetuity, for whatever reason ... How does it work without you showing up periodically and saying, "I'm the founder and this is my mission"?
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And at the bottom, just before the signature it said, "This agreement is binding, not just now but in perpetuity," which is a contract I signed when I was an actor.
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Some of this isn't the organization's fault but so much of it starts at the top with Melnyk, and if he's there in perpetuity, why should fans expect anything to change?
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They would invest in the machinery needed to keep up with rising power demand; the returns on those investments would fund the next round of investments; and so on, in perpetuity.
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Mr. Wilson wanted the display to remain at 10 Downing Street in perpetuity, but agreed to lend it first to the Science Museum in London and then to regional museums around Britain.
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The tidy arrangement keeps the bad boys from suffering a public record of accusations against them and gives them the opportunity to label their acts of misconduct as "first offenses" in perpetuity.
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In short, people were mad at Netflix for not making sure that Friends would be available to stream in perpetuity, just as people had been mad at Netflix for canceling the show.
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Denying such a level of sanctions would "cement in perpetuity" the damage done by the EU subsidies, which had caused the United States "economic pain" for at least two decades, he said.
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While the company said it would continue to support the Steam version of the game in perpetuity, it did not say whether it would continue to sell the game on the platform.
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In name at least, the two major parties will almost certainly continue to exist has they have since the 1820s, field candidates, and war with one another, like Orwellian superstates, in perpetuity.
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Following months of failed attempts at accountability, many instructors are publicly asking prospective data science students to not take their courses, which, per their contracts, are hosted on DataCamp's platform in perpetuity.
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According to FaceApp's terms of service, users grant the company permission for it use their voice, name, photos, and other data for commercial purposes in perpetuity — even after users delete the app.
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He noted the mitigation Unilever has offered against this threat but said the company is not offering "a perpetuity guarantee" that shareholders will never suffer from future changes in Dutch tax policy.
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At the end of the episode, Frankie takes hammer to the back to CC's head, finishing the job that Bobby started when C.C. tried to extract money "in perpetuity" for Lori's work.
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Instead, it awarded monthly stipends in perpetuity to artists like Gyozo Somogyi, best known for depicting Hungarian military heroes, and Pal Ko, who has made a career from sculpting Hungarian historical figures.
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Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing, said Mr. Xi most likely did not care how the world would interpret his designation as a potential ruler in perpetuity.
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Yet another has Attis willingly castrating himself to ensure the fertility of the land and embraces a bi-gender identity, allowing them to serve Cybele as priest, lover, and charioteer in perpetuity.
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The U.S. ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, said in September he expected Israel to keep the Golan Heights in perpetuity, in an apparent nod toward its claim of sovereignty over the territory.
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"Symbolic gestures are not going to change the fact that we're neighbors and that our countries will affect each other in perpetuity," said Carlos Pascual, a former United States ambassador to Mexico.
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"These protected areas are our crown jewels, and I think it is madness to consider letting them go for short-term economic gain when they provide much more in perpetuity," he said.
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America invaded one country that had nothing to do with the attacks, and was drawn into a conflict with a tribal-extremist group of another country that could go on in perpetuity.
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If you dig your heels in and don't budge and point fingers at progress because it's not enough, you may find yourself waist-deep in a vat of chicken fat in perpetuity.
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Peabody had received a donation of $50,000 from the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1933 to fund the building's construction, with the condition that the building carry the moniker in perpetuity.
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One of the potential downsides of automatic CRs is that they could make Congress complacent and uninterested in negotiating larger spending packages if they are able to keep relying on CRs in perpetuity.
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Now more than ever, widget makers and pushers would like you to believe that every problem in your life has a product solution—preferably one with a monthly fee you pay in perpetuity.
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But in a world driven by ephemeral posts and closed-group conversations, where nothing is designed to live in perpetuity, they need to be more timely and authentic for consumers to pay attention.
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FaceApp is also the product of a Russian company that sends photos from your device to its servers, retains rights to use them in perpetuity, and performs artificial intelligence black magic on them.
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They did not speak the language of their captors, who foisted a religion upon them -- complete with a white god -- and preached that black people were inferior and doomed to slavery in perpetuity.
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An ephemeral addition to an otherwise timeless space, the florals change every Tuesday thanks to the generosity of a single donor, Lila Acheson Wallace, whose endowment in 1967 funded fresh flowers in perpetuity.
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At the next World Cup in 1970 in Mexico City, three nations—Uruguay, Italy, and Brazil—were in a position to take their third championship and win possession of the Rimet in perpetuity.
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If that statistic could be replicated nationwide, she added, the national fund could exist in perpetuity as the money given to help clients close their cases returns to the kitty for future use.
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The cleanup has cost taxpayers $2.4 million so far and will cost the state $500,000 to $800,000 a year "in perpetuity" to prevent remaining contaminants from spreading into surrounding groundwater, Mr. Ratsep said.
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Once finished, the painting will be on display at the Getty for four months in the fall of 2020 before being returned to the University of Arizona, where it will remain in perpetuity.
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So the student outlet decided to seek donations and set up a fund, to be invested through the University of Nebraska Foundation, in order to finance the senior editorial staff's wages in perpetuity.
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As one blogger, economist Nobuo Ikeda, wrote, according to the Japan Times: "This is Japanese society in miniature," where workers are absorbed into their companies at a young age and stay there in perpetuity.
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And by having distributed ledger technology you're going to an ability to have transparency, and to have accountability as to how data is and data sets are being used and implemented, forevermore, in perpetuity.
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"Against the backdrop of a volatile market, we are taking immediate action to boost revenues and reduce our cost-base in order to safeguard Guardian journalism in perpetuity," said GMG Chief Executive David Pemsel.
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The choice between the uncertain but terrible risk of a fire and the certain but manageable risks of a deliberate blackout will likely remain a recurrent feature of electricity management in California, in perpetuity.
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"When you sell a new lift with a service contract, you can pretty much expect that if nothing goes wrong it will be renewed virtually in perpetuity," said Martin Flueckiger, a Kepler Cheuvreux analyst.
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Britain had secured the heart of Hong Kong in perpetuity as spoils of the 19th-century Opium Wars but the final part, the New Territories, was acquired on a 99-year lease in 20173.
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"Against the backdrop of a volatile market, we are taking immediate action to boost revenues and reduce our cost base in order to safeguard Guardian journalism in perpetuity," Mr. Pemsel said in a statement.
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He rolled his eyes and squeezed indignation into his forehead, saying he didn't care about the perpetuity of his insignificant ego, but I could see the grin growing on his face against his will.
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But the point is that these circumstances are, as with Biden's 1970s position on integration, a series of choices, and we make the wrong ones in seeming perpetuity because we disguise them as necessities.
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Delegates on Monday began their final deliberations on constitutional language that would protect slavery in perpetuity where it existed while allowing it to spread into the Southwest territories, in defiance of the Republican pledge.
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Lois Lerner and her deputy, Holly Paz, have asked that their sworn depositions be sealed in perpetuity because they are afraid what the taxpayers would do to them if their testimony were made public.
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Market convention is that AT284 bonds are priced to the first call date, but investors started paying closer attention to the yield to perpetuity when the sector tanked in the first quarter of 21.
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The book and series, Abraham Quintanilla argued, breached a contract Perez signed two months after his wife's murder, giving Abraham exclusive rights to Selena's name, voice, photographs, her story, and other rights in perpetuity.
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It should be understood that the NFIP was originally envisioned by Congress as a way for insurance companies to obtain the experience and knowledge to eventually relieve taxpayers from funding flood losses in perpetuity.
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Unfortunately for Nick, the specter of Josh Murray follows him around like a chiseled reminder of his failings with both women and facial hair, and so Nick must avenge his broken dignity in perpetuity.
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There is no question that Clinton will go all-out to end the corruptions of Citizens United, while Trump would name justices who will keep Citizens United the law of the land in perpetuity.
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The madcap adventures would lose their charm if written in perpetuity to begin with, but acting like everything is fine would betray the intelligence of the show, and the intelligence it expects of us.
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"No sooner has the Democratic party lost control of an institution that it had assumed it would retain in perpetuity than that institution has been denounced as retrograde and unfair," National Review's editors opined.
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Jenner isn't the only celebrity whose disappearing content from Instagram and Snapchat is saved in perpetuity: everyone from Jenner's sister Kylie, to pop star Taylor Swift, to YouTuber David Dobrik have similar fan accounts.
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The final deal, while not eliminating its nuclear capability in perpetuity, makes it virtually impossible for Iran to achieve that goal for decade or more – assuming it doesn't violate the terms of the deal.
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Moving to originals Netflix has carefully developed its strategy around original content, as the streamer would rather invest to create its own programming that it controls in perpetuity and can stream around the world.
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But if you leave London and land in Los Angeles today, your phone will adjust and display in perpetuity the correct time in big sans serif numerals, no matter what you seek on the screen.
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He was the one scapegoat they would use in perpetuity to prevent any third-party candidate who posed a threat to their hegemonic behavior by building electoral reforms and helping to launch a progressive base.
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Click here to view original GIFMicrosoft released Windows 103 in the summer of 210, but unlike previous versions of the operating system, it was meant to be the "final" version of Windows, updated into perpetuity.
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" On Saturday, shortly after Lemonade was released on Tidal during the visual album's groundbreaking premiere on HBO, an industry insider told Mashable that the album would be available to stream exclusively on Tidal "in perpetuity.
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But if the cable industry gets its way, internet access—today's basic utility—will be treated just like the press for First Amendment purposes, giving it a free pass in perpetuity from any governmental oversight.
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Before she ended it all with a very low blow (which was later deleted, but saved in perpetuity over at Perez Hilton), Ren said that the relationship did teach her self-love, growth, and trust.
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Colao said, for instance, leasing spectrum to operators for a fixed period as is the case in Europe made no sense and regulators should look to the United States where companies acquire frequencies in perpetuity.
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"In response to technological deflation, the central banks of the world will have to create new money in perpetuity, increasing the stream at an exponentially rising rate much higher than is currently assumed," says Gada.
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"Sallisaw Blue," which opens "Big Bad Luv," is a rollicking, honky-tonk song, heavy on piano and harmonica; it feels destined for roadhouse jukeboxes, where it will play in perpetuity while patrons order more beers.
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Australia's Minister for Jobs and Industrial Relations, Kelly O'Dwyer, said unions wanted agreements to remain in place in perpetuity and there were "significant safeguards" for workers in the process overseen by Australia's industrial relations tribunal.
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Maybe the government can promise to pay fees in perpetuity, in effect "renting" the repaired levee or waterworks — but that makes it even clearer that we're basically engaged in a gratuitous handout to select investors.
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Aides in Speier's office say they have been told by those who have been through the process that they must remain silent, and agree to the NDA in perpetuity, to progress and file a complaint.
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A special screening tour of Yama — Attack to Attack offers a chance to see this extremely rare Japanese film, which was intended to be used in perpetuity to agitate on behalf of the working class.
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The apparent coup echoed across a continent where the notion of the "big man" leader is defined both by the lure of power in perpetuity and the risk that, one day, the edifice will crumble.
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If we continue to proclaim confidence that we will have a female president one day while cautioning against it happening right now, or with this woman, we are signing up for male rule into perpetuity.
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When suffering is coupled with exploitation, those who are photographed are never allowed to live outside of the pain they're in, because those photos turn a single behavior into an identity that exists in perpetuity.
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After following the intent of Congress and choosing to permanently conserve their land, these taxpayers would find themselves in the position of gaining nothing in return after having forfeited their land's development rights in perpetuity.
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But beyond that vacuum is context accessible within seconds — thousands of news articles and videos, innumerable tweets, and the biggest search engine in the world tying the words "pedo guy" to Unsworth's name in perpetuity.
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Mr. Einhorn contended that splitting the stock into one class of shares entitled to the company's dividend in perpetuity and a separate class entitled to any additional profit generated by growth would attract more investors.
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It's possible that this could be the first step toward a solution that had been long rumored but rarely acknowledged on the record — Congress renewing DACA for one or two years at a time in perpetuity.
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Emulation has long been maligned by the industry as a gateway to piracy, but with technical standards in this business shifting every five years or so, the cost of supporting old games in perpetuity is prohibitive.
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The expectation that chronically ill patients would be insurable in perpetuity would not just increase insurance rolls, but lay a foundation for medical decisions that, while life-saving, would leave them in need of constant treatment.
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Besides, Mr. Mazari said, the artwork, which stands in a nearly 600-acre ecological reserve that occupies a third of the university campus, was not intended to be protected in perpetuity from intrusion by other construction.
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That story has a happy ending: in 1987, the pharmaceutical company Merck, which held the patent for ivermectin, a drug that prevents river blindness, decided to give it away, in perpetuity, to countries that needed it.
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Holiday meetings are as well — including two on the Fourth of July — but those could be the byproduct of digital calendars that schedule weekly meetings in perpetuity without taking holidays into account, rather than actual meetings.
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Because the toxic water in the pit will contaminate the ground water if it continues to fill, water must be pumped out of the pit and treated — in perpetuity — to keep it from reaching that level.
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That's because federal statutes mandate that any city conducting buyouts for disaster relief with FEMA money have to demolish the properties they acquire, with the land they sit on used as open public space in perpetuity.
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That makes it different from the Obamacare overhaul bill passed by the House and a previous bill considered by the Senate, which would have made modifications and cuts to those programs, but preserved them in perpetuity.
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Following in the footsteps of those who played a part in sham trials in the Jim Crow South, the Trump party cares little about justice, and everything about breaking the rules to maintain power in perpetuity.
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Snapchat rose to prominence in a post-Facebook era of social media, one in which people grew fond of the idea that their digital history did not have to follow them around the internet in perpetuity.
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Discount all that back at an assumed 10% cost of capital, add in the terminal value of its earnings into perpetuity, and Sonangol has an enterprise value of $51 billion, according to a Reuters Breakingviews calculation.
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"I have shared with him my belief that in the Bristol Bay region we should prioritize the resource that has sustained generations and must continue to do so in perpetuity," Walker said in a news release.
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Eventually, in 2008, the lawsuit was settled and an agreement reached: A foundation owns the Six mansion, the family has a right to live in it in perpetuity and the state provides funds for its upkeep.
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Even if it isn't an accurate description of Vonnegut himself, I stand by it absolutely, and in perpetuity, as a description of every single dude with a tattered copy of Breakfast of Champions on his nightstand.
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WHEN the Indian Removal Act of 1133 uprooted Native Americans from America's south-east and spurred their relocation west of the Mississippi river, President Andrew Jackson assured the tribes the new lands would remain theirs in perpetuity.
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While sharing pictures and videos inherently suggests that you are okay with people viewing your content, it's hard to see why you shouldn't also know which followers are saving that content to their camera rolls in perpetuity.
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Analysts across the globe said markets preferred Hillary Clinton over Trump as the latter was viewed as a challenge to the world order, a threat to the system that many investors had expected to continue in perpetuity.
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So your premise is, I'm going to help you figure out how to make and then sell something that will sell in perpetuity, or at least for a long time, and make you a lot of money.
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What all these graves have in common, however, is the reason why those buried there were interned for perpetuity on land previously owned by both the Washington and Lee families before becoming a cemetery in the 1860s.
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But even if there were no environmental toll from tossing our stuff aside so frequently, and even if this system didn't keep us forever reliant on manufacturers for costly repairs in perpetuity, there are other hidden costs.
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Generally, I have a one episode threshold to determine whether or not I can let my brain rot in perpetuity (or at least until the season and reunions are over) and somehow not feel like a troll.
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"Adopting Prevezon's view could result in bizarre consequences, namely delaying Prevezon's payment in perpetuity based on some unspecified release that has yet to occur," U.S. District Judge William Pauley wrote in Friday's decision ordering Prevezon to pay.
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The campaign instantly became a tradition, and for every Super Bowl since, Doritos brass have awarded the top couple creators varying cash bounties and publicity, while cultivating hundreds of fan-made ads, peppered across YouTube in perpetuity.
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But seeing as this is the biggest song of both Nelly and Kelly Rowland's careers (surprisingly "Hot in Herre" isn't Nelly's biggest song) this GIF will live on in perpetuity, confusing teens for the rest of time.
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Although HBO would be thrilled to see the show bring them subscribers galore into perpetuity, show creators David Benioff and D. B. Weiss have made it clear that they are not going to extend this show forever.
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The AP reported that the publisher paid a former Trump doorman, Dino Sajudin, $30,85033 for the rights "in perpetuity" for the unverified rumor about Trump's alleged affair and child with a housekeeper at one of his buildings.
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As one mining executive who used to be close to Mr. Kabila argued, it is not as if the American government is going to assign SEAL Team 6 to guard him in perpetuity, even if he asks.
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To date, they have raised $450 million of the $600 million needed to create an endowment that will allow NYU to offer full-tuition scholarships in perpetuity, said Robert Grossman, dean and CEO of NYU Langone Health.
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Getting people in the door at least once will not matter if they cannot either maintain a solid flow of new clientele in perpetuity, or turn a fair fraction of new visitors into diehards (read: cash cows).
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MLB players would no longer be bound to their teams in perpetuity via the Reserve Clause, and any currently unsigned player now had the option to become a free agent at the end of the 1976 season.
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Iran, on the other hand, has designated no successor to the Supreme Leader and is riven by deep political divisions united only in the belief that the perpetuity of their rule is contingent on exporting the Islamic Revolution.
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The House bill, by contrast, would have created a baseline based on 2016 spending and then left it in perpetuity, increasing the cap every year by a metric linked to consumer spending on health care but nothing else.
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In 2009, Mr. Mercado sued his manager to keep him from using his name, but because he had given his manager the rights to the Walter Mercado trademark in perpetuity in 1995, the court denied Mr. Mercado's request.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's mines minister will appeal a court ruling that held that mining companies did not have to maintain at least 26 percent black ownership in perpetuity, the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) said on Tuesday.
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Critics, including a former California governor named Ronald Reagan, complained that because the Helsinki Accords called on its signatories to respect the borders of one another, the United States was ceding Soviet control over Eastern Europe in perpetuity.
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The other asserted that the canal would remain neutral in perpetuity and authorized the United States to intervene if that neutrality was threatened — a provision to calm fears of a takeover by China or some other hostile power.
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But it is unclear if the arrangement will pass muster in parliament as many pro-Brexit lawmakers have demanded Britain must be able to unilaterally withdraw from the backstop to avoid being chained to the EU in perpetuity.
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"Plastic is a substance that once created essentially exists almost in perpetuity and just breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces in the environment," says Graham Forbes, the global plastics project leader at Greenpeace, an international environmental organization.
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California's "woman quota" took effect at the beginning of 2020 and applies to all publicly traded companies, across all industries, in perpetuity, irrespective of the pool of candidates and regardless of whether the company has any history of discrimination.
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Pompeo demanded Iran "permanently and verifiably abandon" its nuclear work "in perpetuity," provide international inspectors "unqualified access to all sites throughout the country," halt its ballistic missile program, release detained Americans, and end support for Middle East militant groups.
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Until Alabamians elect a governor and legislators willing to make a real commitment (and financial investment) in the way the state treats its prisoners, even those convicted of the most heinous crimes, Alabama's prison problems will exist in perpetuity.
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Now they're free to continue jackhammering away at the star while bailing each other out in perpetuity, which is also a pretty apt metaphor for what it feels like to live in the era of the Trump administration, anyway.
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" Beyoncé often makes her music exclusive to Tidal (in which she and Jay-Z have partial ownership) for the first week of its release or sometimes longer — Tidal has the streaming rights to her iconic 2016 Lemonade "in perpetuity.
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If I didn't already know what the app did and didn't do, I would delete it without a second thought upon seeing that dialog, and even knowing what I do, I'm not likely to pay in perpetuity for it.
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He was not the only one: Mr. Lester said that when he approached the Great Ormond Street children's hospital in London, which holds the rights to Barrie's play in perpetuity, the administrators did not seem aware of Bernstein's version.
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When John Olin, the founder of the conservative Olin Foundation, died, in 19523, he decreed that his foundation should not exist in perpetuity, lest it be taken over by the kind of lefty forces that had taken over Ford.
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What has our culture come to, if bodies are considered off limits, private, and not even worthy of notice, rather than regarded as the property of the global digital sphere, people everywhere, and people not yet born, in perpetuity?
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And on a personal level, to be a patriot and a citizen of the US means to back up the commitments of this country by upholding and honoring these in-perpetuity obligations to the Indigenous peoples of these lands.
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The trust was set up more than a century ago by Hershey Co.'s founder Milton Hershey with a mandate to run a school for underprivileged children "in perpetuity", with the remainder in assets such as mutual funds and real estate.
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Back in 2012, a similar technique was used to store 40 megabytes per square inch—approximately the same density of a music CD. The new advance, though, makes the technique a genuine means of archiving vast quantities of information in perpetuity.
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Companies shouldn't necessarily be required to support products in perpetuity – but it does raise interesting questions about how the nature of the devices we buy in the age of Internet of Things is different than it was even five years ago.
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Heidkamp must have felt a sense of identification with his subject, a fellow artist, sharing a plein air moment together, the contemporary one finishing his painting, the historical one consigned to plein air in perpetuity, while history moves indifferently on.
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The Zatkos' system, which they have licensed in perpetuity to a new nonprofit, is a radical attempt to solve a problem that has vexed software customers for decades: There is no unbiased, consistent method for rating the security of programs.
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And then they wrote this all down and signed their full name to it, and, I guess, began the long wait for death, knowing it would happily bring with it the chance for their penis to live on in perpetuity.
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That theoretically makes cultured insect meat more scalable, both because you cut out the insane costs of serums, and because the process is inherently simpler: When you grow insect cells in the lab they easily "immortalize," or propagate in perpetuity.
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In addition to its €10 million donation, a JAB spokesperson told Business Insider that the company also plans "to provide €250 million to the Alfred Landecker Foundation over the next 10 years, which will become a rolling commitment in perpetuity."
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The moss is best avoided, says our guide, Artur N. Kalmykov, a young Ukrainian who has made a hobby of coming here to the exclusion zone surrounding the nuclear reactor at Chernobyl, set aside in perpetuity after the catastrophe in 1003.
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It might be unprincipled for Democrats to equalize this double standard by taking the debt limit hostage the way Republicans did during the Obama years, but there's no principle that says the Democrats must resign themselves to Republican extremism in perpetuity.
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And considering we've just been treated to a new chapter in the ongoing soap opera between West and Taylor Swift (#TaylorGate), it's likely that the debates over the merits and misdeeds of the Louis Vuitton Don will continue into perpetuity.
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As such, any discussion about disarmament rather than denuclearization is unlikely, and if it does happen it will only come in relation to a comprehensive settlement that will include terms that allow Kim and his family to rule in perpetuity.
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When you buy a burial spot, you're just acquiring the right to use the space in perpetuity — not unlike the shares you get when you buy in a co-op building and live in an apartment that you don't technically own.
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Or perhaps they'll continue on as the book series has, until in the end there is nothing left but the boxcar children, forever preadolescent and precocious, solving mysteries in perpetuity with their immortal grandfather, as the world decays around them.
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In a packaging deal, the agency typically secures both upfront revenue, through a cut of the fee that the production studio earns, and up to 10 percent of the show's profits in perpetuity, as determined by a somewhat arcane formula.
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Its major provisions last 20 to 25 years, and under the Additional Protocol that Iran is obliged to adopt under the agreement, the I.A.E.A. will have the right to access declared and undeclared sites in perpetuity, including Iran's military facilities.
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It echoed across a continent where the notion of the "big man" leader is defined equally by the lure of power in perpetuity and the risk that, one day, the edifice will crumble under the weight of its own decay.
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The Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson, for instance, may have put his franchise up for sale last year, but not before he secured a legally binding promise that his statue would remain in front of the Panthers' stadium in perpetuity.
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Far from being a federal land grab, the more than 87,000 acres of forest and waters around Mount Katahdin were donated to this country by private owners, along with $40 million earmarked for the land's preservation and care in perpetuity.
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"While purporting to offer only educational services, Google instead has stripped children and parents of autonomy and control of their most sensitive personal information, forcing children to acquiesce to constant monitoring, in perpetuity, in exchange for their education," the suit says.
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At the Städel, he helped expand the collection to include 20th- and 21st-century art by brokering unusual long-term loans with two German banks — Deutsche Bank and DZ Bank AG — that allowed the museum to retain the works in perpetuity.
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Across North America and abroad, he is seen as the feminist, diversity-championing, bhangra-dancing, Ramadan-celebrating Liberal Party leader of the north who is the polar opposite of President Donald Trump, and a dig to the perpetuity of American injustice.
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As the royal censor, her primary job is to ensure that the North Korean people remain deprived of the basic rights of freedom of speech and information, so that her family's unparalleled rule by crimes against humanity continues in perpetuity.
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Teddy Roosevelt is largely responsible for the establishment of the base, which was leased in virtual perpetuity (not in a legal sense) as "war booty" to the United States by Spain at the end of the Spanish American War in 6900.
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The Good Friday Agreement provided that that could happen only with the consent of Northern Ireland, and it made it likely that Ulster and its Protestant majority would remain in perpetuity — along with the legacies of killings and religious enmities.
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And Church's lush "Valley of Santa Isabel, New Granada" (1875), after foundering on the block, was purchased via private sale by the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, which promptly offered Berkshire residents free admission in perpetuity to come visit it.
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He likes to draw a parallel to one of the most important transformations in Mexican history: Generations of dying Roman Catholics had willed their lands and fortunes to the church, tying up much of Mexico&aposs wealth for perpetuity and strangling the economy.
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"What I fear for some of these companies with high dividend payout ratios, is that they can curb production for a brief period of time, but if they do it in perpetuity they're going to have to face another dividend cut," Bashir said.
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The price is likely a limiting factor for a lot of people who could benefit from saving time by working out at home because of job and family commitments, because $1,500 to $4,000 plus $39 a month in perpetuity is a significant investment.
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The JCPOA mandates a stringent inspection regime by the International Atomic Energy Agency to ensure that Iran cannot engage in activities that contribute to the design and development of a nuclear explosive device, and forbids Iran from pursuing nuclear weapons in perpetuity.
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For the next hour they tried to convince her that farmers from her village in eastern Myanmar should sign away ownership claims to land the farmers say they were granted the right to cultivate in perpetuity but was later seized by the military.
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" Mr. Torres said that in visiting community boards he had noticed that many were filled with people well over 50, who were "invested in the status quo, who cling onto their memberships in perpetuity," leaving many boards to be run as "a gerontocracy.
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The bill uses an obscure legislative tool called the Congressional Review Act, which not only kills the reform but bars the bureau from revisiting it in the future – so taxpayers could be left to watch this precious natural resource wasted in perpetuity.
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There are reasons why the Founders specifically limited the power of a single person to bind the entire nation in perpetuity to such treaties—not the least of which was to avoid the bitter political controversies we've seen in recent weeks regarding Iran.
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But in August of that year, just days after Fannie and Freddie reported their largest profits ever, Treasury put into place a new dividend scheme equal to 100 percent of their net worths (minus a de minimis reserve) payable in perpetuity, no less.
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"[Brands] use their standard contracts for their contracted photographers, and then all of a sudden the influencer sees that they've given away image rights in perpetuity, in any format, and they should be making a lot more money on those things," she said.
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Well before the promises of the 2016 and 2020 presidential campaigns, Kalamazoo in 2005 reprised its role as education innovator with the Kalamazoo Promise, a privately funded plan to send all the community's high-school graduates to college tuition-free in perpetuity.
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On the other hand, the consortium, in which FIFA would hold a 51 percent stake, would have the right to renew its agreements in perpetuity at a rate of 120 percent of the previous agreements should the tournaments prove to be successful.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The U.S. ambassador to Israel said in remarks published on Thursday he expected Israel to keep the Golan Heights in perpetuity, in an apparent nod towards its claim of sovereignty over the strategic plateau captured from Syria in a 1967 war.
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But so many of the school's students and parents, together with other community members, rose to protest their institution's renaming to honor, in perpetuity, one of Trump's collaborators that Schwarzman had to settle for his name on a new science and technology center.
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He also takes us through his post-Nuremberg work, such as how he used a set of bones from Auschwitz to persuade the German government to maintain the country's Jewish cemeteries in perpetuity and his advocacy for a permanent international criminal court.
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Thus, airing a show like The Office was great for NBC, as any network can make lots of ad money from a hit show, but there's substantially more money involved for NBCUniversal, which produced The Office and will make money off of it in perpetuity.
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Second, let's say Pai manages to thread the needle and gets every ISP in the country to agree on the exact same open internet language in their terms of service, and further secures a commitment that the language will remain in their terms in perpetuity.
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"The legal agreement signed between the Smithsonian and Arthur M. Sackler was in keeping with the Smithsonian's recognition practices at the time and obligated the Smithsonian to designate the facility as the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery in perpetuity," Bunch wrote in his letter to Merkley.
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If all of this has preserved Bielsa's hipster kudos in what seems like perpetuity, it helps that he won all of his major silverware back in the nineties, barring that most ambivalently received of international accolades: an Olympic gold medal with Argentina in 2004.
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It feels like something I'd want it short bursts and for a lot of Rift owners like myself who don't have a ton of free space to keep the headset setup in perpetuity, playing VR and getting the sensors set up is a whole thing.
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In the absence of a political faith in break-ups, modern trustbusters are operating on the assumption that Big Tech will dominate in perpetuity—and placing upon the incumbents the state-like duties to police bad user activities, from fomenting terrorist violence to infringing copyright.
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He vetoed five different bills passed by the Maine legislature to expand the program under Obamacare, arguing that it was too expensive for the state, even though the federal government initially covered 100 percent of the costs and will cover 90 percent in perpetuity.
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She celebrates the imagined youth of pop songwriting as a never-ending condition, a natural ebullience you can't lose because you can't fully inhabit it either — for if Kylie Minogue can keep recording pop bangers in perpetuity, the world must surely be a beautiful place.
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"The successful disposal of our remaining shares in Ascential means that the business has a clear focus and more secure financial base from which to complete our three-year strategy and ensure that we continue to create world-class journalism in perpetuity," he said.
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In December of 2008, I circulated a graph that illustrated two steady states for the economy, including one that has low nominal interest rates and low inflation in perpetuity, and I said you're taking a risk that you would get stuck in this situation.
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Sajudin got $30,0003 in exchange for signing over the rights, "in perpetuity," to a rumor he'd heard about Trump's sex life — that the president had fathered an illegitimate child with an employee at Trump World Tower, a skyscraper he owns near the United Nations.
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The actress Sissy Spacek attempted to buy the film rights to "A Mind of My Own," but 20th Century Fox, the studio that produced "The Three Faces of Eve," stood in the way, claiming it owned the rights to her life story in perpetuity. Mrs.
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The Open Source Seed Initiative, inspired by "the free and open source software movement that has provided alternatives to proprietary software," was created to ensure that some plant varieties and genes will remain free from intellectual property rights and available for plant breeders in perpetuity.
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Toni Braxton: Sex & Cigarettes (Def Jam) Toni Braxton's late-career resurgence is rare enough among megaplatinum divas, who typically persist in perpetuity or pause once and disappear forever, especially once pop convention has moved on from a given performer's particular mode of romantic melodrama.
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But when a builder offered her $1.28 million for her corner lot of nearly an acre, Ms. Wall instead sold her development rights to Southampton town for $984,000, ensuring that the pastoral vistas she and her family had enjoyed would delight passers-by in perpetuity.
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The brand's well-heeled obsessives are toasting the retro-inflected cream-color dial of this perpetual calendar (which tracks the date for perpetuity, including leap years and months with 2700 or 30 days) on a design that recalls Patek classics from the 1940s and 1950s.
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South Africa's mines minister will appeal a court ruling that held that mining companies did not have to maintain black ownership targets in perpetuity, the Department of Mineral Resources said on Tuesday, adding an unwanted layer of policy uncertainty in the world's top platinum producer.
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Every act of generosity, from the casual to the creative, is proof that The Neediest Cases Fund is likely to remain a cause supported by Times Company employees in perpetuity, as colleagues have long heeded the same charitable call made to readers: Remember the Neediest.
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To presume otherwise, for example, that the Korean dictator-in-perpetuity, who, after a banner ballistic year in 2017, had a sudden change of heart in 2018 and decided to be a nice guy going forward would be a rarefied form of ahistorical self-hypnosis.
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Republicans seem unwilling to fund the payments beyond 2018 — both for political reasons (it's difficult to ask rank-and-file Republicans to fund an Obamacare program in perpetuity) and because they don't believe the payments should be a permanent fixture of the health care system.
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And frankly if America were in Germany's position right now, and voting Trump was the only alternative to admitting 500,000-1,000,000 Middle Eastern migrants every year in perpetuity and/or tearing the country's politics apart, I might find the case for the Donald a little more persuasive.
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Even though the original logo was almost certainly designed by hand, a man named Gabriel Weiss has since turned his own take on the letters into a font that can be downloaded by anyone for zero dollars and used in perpetuity, at least for personal use.
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Taking a hard line with Italy today does nothing to discipline the governments of the 1980s but adds to the bitterness felt by young people, who have fared worst under the euro and must accept towering budget surpluses in perpetuity or face ejection from the single currency.
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Talking Heads belong to the alternative rock canon's highest echelon, universally beloved as icons of quirk, and will remain so in perpetuity as new generations of aesthetes discover their back catalog and the joys of gawking over the Stop Making Sense video with a group of friends.
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Many of the so called free traders are being deeply naïve if they think current circumstances with Chinese trade will continue in perpetuity: we shouldn't forget that China wants to domestically control upwards of 2900 percent of 220006 significant industries with its "Made in China 2202" efforts.
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In 22016, four years before Spalding and Castle plated their first meal at Hell's Backbone Grill, President Bill Clinton announced the creation of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument: 22016 million acres of Utah wilderness, later expanded by Congress to 24 million, to be protected in perpetuity.
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Paying off the downwardly mobile aristocrats whose family name is already there, ostensibly in perpetuity, Axe first promises them $25 million to revoke their naming privilege and then breaks the news, humiliatingly in front of the institution's director, that in fact he will pay only $9 million.
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When a new treaty between the two countries was agreed in 1934, it stipulated that the US can rent this 45-square-mile chunk of territory in perpetuity, and that to end the US presence, both Cuba and the US have to agree to terminate the lease.
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As the world evolves and the clients of the future might adopt a set of values different from the ones we have, or our parents and grandparents had, we should be thinking how to evolve the mission and essence of our brands to ensure their perpetuity.
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Such a drastic, annexationist policy change would condemn Palestinians to continue to suffer in perpetuity under a brutal military occupation regime until international pressure forces Israel to end its apartheid policies and transform into a democracy with equal rights for all who live under its rule.
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As SEC Commissioner Robert Jackson, a longtime legal scholar and law professor, told an audience last year, it's no academic exercise: You see, nearly half of the companies who went public with dual-class over the last 15 years gave corporate insiders outsized voting rights in perpetuity.
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Dr. Gibbs had returned to the Galápagos that week from upstate New York to bring the stuffed remains of George and several expensive air-conditioning units and UV filters that would preserve the reptile in perpetuity in a mausoleum of sorts on one of the islands.
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"Targeted fee increases at some of our most-visited parks will help ensure that they are protected and preserved in perpetuity and that visitors enjoy a world-class experience that mirrors the amazing destinations they are visiting," Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke said in a statement.
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Before you know it, your app is woven tightly into the proprietary tools each cloud provider offers; you are paying by the minute for services that you have no control over, and switching costs are now so high that you are tethered in perpetuity to these cloud providers.
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The 5-year "no-contact" order can be renewed in perpetuity; the plea also recommends that Hilpipre be listed permanently on a sex-offender registry, with required therapy, GPS monitoring and, after his probation expires, a "special sentence" equal to parole for the rest of his life, Patters says.
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Williams suggested that rather than care for the well-being of the people in the area, the WPK's concern was for the perpetuity of the regime, and that their only concern for the region would be if this could "feed into wider social discontent" that could provoke an uprising.
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But even if it isn't ruling the underwear world in perpetuity, the granny panty will always be here, squashed into a corner of our underwear drawers, waiting for us to exhaustedly slither into at the end of a grueling workday, resting at our natural waists, holding us together.
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Time does not exist within the substance and thus sickness and wellness rotate in perpetuity and I'm certain what can be extracted from this is a perpetual engagement with our own lives and their transpiring alongside the transpiring and living of all those lives who've touched our own.
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" In a sign of how seriously he regarded these elections, Mr. Erdogan held up to eight campaign rallies a day across the country, taking center stage in the municipalities as he portrayed the vote as a matter of "national survival" and a chance to cement his administration "in perpetuity.
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These range from tech billionaires like Sean Parker who look to spend down their wealth during their lifetime through "concentrated bets" on high-impact "hackable problems" to low-key, locally focused billionaires like Amos and Barbara Hostetter who seek to improve the quality of life in Boston in perpetuity.
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"A collector may say, 'I want this material to be seen in perpetuity,' but they don't realize that the type of expenses that are involved are significantly more than where they're holding the works now," said Gail Lord, a founder of Lord Cultural Resources, a cultural planning firm.
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It is true that part of Sanders's success has come via his ability to galvanize the members of the Democratic constituency who have been served the least effectively by the institutional Democratic establishment—those consultants and fundraisers and the party apparatchiks ruling little fiefdoms in consequence-free perpetuity.
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Based on Baz Luhrmann's film of the same title, this hedonist's delight of an extravaganza, set in a fin-de-siècle show palace, goes over the top and stays there, in some giddy ether where it feels as if every pop song you ever heard is played in perpetuity.
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Prior to that vote, any piece of legislation -- including the nomination of a federal judge -- could be blocked in perpetuity as long as the majority party couldn't secure 60 votes to end debate on the issue and bring it to the Senate floor for a simple majority vote.
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With the exception of "Broken Circle/Spiral Hill" and Ms. Holt's own "Sun Tunnels," a land-art project near an abandoned railroad community in Box Elder County, Utah, most other classic earthworks years ago became the wards of enlightened museums so that they could be preserved in perpetuity.
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You cannot be a Palestinian in the West Bank watching the steady growth of Israeli settlements, outposts and barriers without concluding that Israel's occasional murmurings about a two-state peace are mere camouflage for a project whose objective is to control all the land in perpetuity without annexing it.
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Robert J. Jackson Jr., a commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission, has cited analysis showing that companies that give control to insiders in perpetuity ended up with lower valuations on the stock market than those that planned to get rid of unequal voting rights after a certain period.
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"Tomorrow the National Security Archive will refile its request for CIA's Bay of Pigs history, which a federal court previously allowed the CIA to hide for perpetuity using Exemption Five [B5], and that the CIA and Department of Justice argued 'could confuse the public' if released," Jones said.
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Sneha Verma, a sophomore at the University of Kansas, has her plan all worked out: The school's Multicultural Student Government will handle the vending machine's upfront costs out of their budget, but in order to keep it stocked in perpetuity, she is proposing that 8 cents be added to student fees.
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Having every single transaction you make recorded and sent to several third parties, where that record lives on in perpetuity, sets the stage for a time when every questionable purchase — like buying drinks at a credit card company flagged bar, or, say, a chrome skull — can come back to haunt you.
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There is freedom in the storytelling, because without having to write a franchise that has to live in perpetuity, you can go places faster, and you can burn more brightly if you have to, because you don't have to keep the star burning for a hundred episodes, to keep characters redeeming.
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They also maintained their deep roster of intriguing, inexpensive prospects, ensured they kept a first-round pick in every draft in perpetuity (including the better of theirs and the Clippers pick in June's enticing class), and they left themselves plenty of options—in terms of roster and finances—moving forward.
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Ganz said it took her years to trust her writing again and to respond to gestures like an employer asking for a phone number or offering a compliment (things which Hollywood's men seem to now fear in perpetuity – but which are easy to execute without sexually harassing the other person).
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At the same time, insofar as more than 60 percent of Iran's 80 million population remain under the age of 30, it would send Iran's youth – as well as the Islamist regime – the message that the United States seeks enduring reform that ensures the academic freedom of Iranians in perpetuity.
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The Raptors own just the No. 23 pick this year, having dealt their second-rounder to Phoenix in the P.J. Tucker trade, but they have a handful of interesting trade chips otherwise, including a glut of young centers and a first- and second-round pick in every future draft in perpetuity.
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He supported Ms. Murkowski's tax amendment opening up the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling, and on his own moved to promote exploration in the 22.8 million acres of Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve, including ecologically valuable areas that the Obama administration intended to be protected in perpetuity.
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That Class B stock came with 290 times the voting power of a Class A share, meaning Page and Brin would hoard just over 2150 percent of it as a way to maintain control of the company in perpetuity, and that remains the case even today following their official departure.
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"It doesn't fix the problem — which is not that these videos exist, but that YouTube is designed to make videos like this in perpetuity for profit," Maza said, citing the continued popularity of anti-immigrant and anti-LGBTQ content on YouTube despite anti-hate speech policies have already been in place.
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But the campaign proved so popular that every summer, the yellow cans, with their old-timey ship icon and quaint cursive lettering, return, and likely will in perpetuity, for as long as Jaws has an anniversary, or until waters rise and we're all swallowed, beer cans in hand, by the sea.
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"But with 40 men still in detention there, and with no meaningful indication that that's going to change any time soon, Justice Breyer is, I think quite rightly, suggesting that it's incumbent upon the Court to weigh in on whether the a 2001 statute continues to justify holding these men, potentially in perpetuity."
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Of course good players who play well make teams better, but, considering teams are picking from the same market of available players, it seems mathematically impossible for every elite team to add instant quality in perpetuity (unless, of course, you believe there is an infinite number of world-class players in the world).
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In a vacuum, you might imagine that a populist nationalist president—a man who brands himself as a swamp-drainer and has been helpfully described by pundits as a "dove"—would argue that oil is not so precious as to be worth sending armed Americans overseas to "secure" its sources in perpetuity.
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In January 245 David Pemsel, the new chief executive of GMG, and Katharine Viner, the new editor-in-chief of the Guardian, informed staff that GMG's endowment fund, meant to ensure the financial security of the paper in perpetuity, had lost £257m ($238m) in just half a year, taking it to £740m.
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In the five years since the Harry Potter film series ended in 2011, its popularity has endured, if not grown: The films play in perpetuity on cable, kids dress up as the characters on Halloween, Quidditch has become a niche intramural sport on college campuses, and worldwide fan conventions take place annually.
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A teenager invented a tool to clean the oceanThe Great Pacific Garbage Patch, if you haven't heard of it, is the stuff of nightmares—a Texas-sized trap floating between Hawaii and California where small bits of plastic swirl around in perpetuity, poisoning the millions of fish who mistake the scraps for food.
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Another batch of Warriors officials arrived, fresh from the West Coast, including Joe Lacob, the team's owner, and General Manager Bob Myers, who played for U.C.L.A. yet has never had his number retired — "No, it should be worn in perpetuity by anyone else," he said — but understood the significance of the honor.
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If the NSA will not honor promises to Congress and civil-society groups now—when 702, a program Coats has called "the crown jewel" of the intelligence community, is up for reauthorization—how is the public to trust the agency will honor privacy and liberty when the program becomes law in perpetuity?
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But no one has made the humble selfie quite so crucial to their campaign as Warren, not only by engineering a complicated mechanism that allows 4,000 people to take the exact same photo in one night, but by embracing what the selfie represents: a person-to-person interaction preserved in technological perpetuity.
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But say you're clearing a recognizable song (see: Petula Clark's "Downtown" in "Home Again") for the most common type of clearance (meaning, according to Halloran, it will be usable across all media, all over the world, in perpetuity): a song could set you back $23,000 to $40,000 — maybe $50,000, if the artist is high profile.
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It's also the first major Star Wars film that's being marketed without an episode number, which shows the future of the franchise: Rather than continuing purely down a linear, chronological path, Disney is likely to expand the Star Wars universe as much as it can to keep bringing new storylines to theaters in perpetuity.
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Rather than selling permanent life insurance, which requires users to pay in perpetuity and which payers often let lapse or opt out over time for a loss, Ethos bills itself as a more equitable insurance provider by only offering term life insurance, which policy-holders only have to pay for a fixed period of time.
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Not only because of our knowledge of disposal methods for cassette-tape ribbon, but because we are among the few people on earth whose personal information and image in perpetuity hasn't become the profit-making property or political weapon of large corporations, the Russian government or whatever side WikiLeaks is on at the moment.
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And so it's things like that where it's like, I wouldn't presume that there aren't things that I could learn from the experience that Fred has had, but also to say that tying in a seat for Union Square in perpetuity is not something that I felt was appropriate for what we were doing.
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But over all the bill's provisions are too broad and could bless military operations in perpetuity, not least because Congress would be unlikely to muster the two-thirds majority that would be needed to take away or alter an authorization once it is enshrined in law or is later added on by a president.
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Asked to confirm whether it's committing to maintain current data standards for U.K. users in perpetuity, the company told us it cannot speculate as to what privacy laws the U.K. will adopt in the future… 😬 We also asked why it hasn't chosen to elect a U.K. subsidiary as the legal base for U.K. users.
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The very idea that in 228 you need a dedicated piece of hardware, whether it's Comcast's X245 or Time Warner Cable's latest "whole home" DVR, just to tune into Guy's Grocery Games on Food Network is crazy on its own, but the fact that you have to rent these boxes in perpetuity is even worse.
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The warnings about data security follow other signs that Google is scrambling to control leaks; the company's weekly all-staff meeting, known as TGIF, is no longer being recorded and made available to staff in perpetuity, and the executives who attend are no longer taking live questions from employees at the meeting, as BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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He was probably feeling for the poor Greeks who will be working in perpetuity to pay back their debt (185.3 percent of GDP) to fellow Europeans, or the French and Italian leaders he was meeting in Berlin, and who were also facing the final curtain in virtually stagnating economies crushed by unemployment rates of 10 percent and 12 percent.
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The Associated Press is reporting that in early 2016 the National Enquirer paid Dino Sajudin, a doorman, $30,000 for the rights "in perpetuity" to a story he'd heard about Donald Trump's sex life: that the president had fathered an illegitimate child with an employee at Trump World Tower, a skyscraper he owns near the United Nations.
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But with the Iowa caucuses looming, whether Clinton is ultimately charged or not will still force many Democratic voters to consider the "what if," as well as whether the potential benefits of another Clinton administration outweigh the ghosts of scandals past and present that seem to loom over the Clintons in perpetuity like the Sword of Damocles.
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All of the assembled nobles seem to be moved by the power of Tyrion's words, and everyone except Sansa (who declares that Winterfell will opt out and remain independent) votes to make Bran king — as well as to revolutionize the nature of the Westerosi monarchy by making it elected rather than determined by birth in perpetuity.
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The greats are here, either discussed or appearing on camera themselves: Max Steiner (whose orchestral flourishes enriched "King Kong"); Alex North (of "A Streetcar Named Desire," whom the film credits with ushering jazz into scores); John Barry (whose James Bond theme would influence spy films in perpetuity); and giants on their own mountaintop, Bernard Herrmann and Ennio Morricone.
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Tom CoburnThomas (Tom) Allen CoburnThe Hill's Morning Report — Presented by PhRMA — Worries grow about political violence as midterms approach President Trump's war on federal waste American patients face too many hurdles in regard to health-care access MORE (R-Okla.), infamous for his "wastebook," reminded everyone of the perpetuity of some pots of congressionally authorized funds.
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"If Apple does find that they can build an exploit and provide it to the FBI, it's fairly unrealistic to assume that Apple will be able to maintain sole control of that in perpetuity," Hannah Quay-de la Vallee, a senior technologist with the tech-backed think tank the Center for Democracy and Technology, told The Hill.
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Its modern incarnation is "Xi Jinping thought," which legitimizes CCP control in China, in perpetuity, as well as the expansion of Chinese influence — not through Mao's "Little Red Book" but through Confucius Institutes, investment, loans and infrastructure development, 5G networks, advanced computing, the Belt and Road Initiative, and many other economic-cum-technological-cum-imperial projects.
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To register its alarm over Egypt's worsening human rights abuses, the United States suspended delivery of a modest amount of military aid and rescinded a preferential form of financing that allowed Cairo to submit orders for costly items under the assumption that Congress would continue to authorize $1.3 billion in yearly military assistance aid in perpetuity.
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" A standard of etiquette, attributed to Jones and strictly enforced, is printed on the sheets that patrons carry around, with groupings, tee times, and a course map: " 'Most distressing to those who love the game of golf is the applauding or cheering of misplays or misfortunes of a player'—Robert Tyre Jones, Jr. (1902-1971), President in Perpetuity.
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Acting as the Federal Directorate of Redistribution (FDR), the socialist version of the banker, I'd be collecting taxes, holding auctions, fining players for microaggressions like rolling three doubles in a row, and—the wildest rule of the game—passing out $100 bills in perpetuity whenever an asset-less player had insufficient funds to pay a tax or fee.
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The Fox acquisition also means that Disney finally controls the rights to the original Star Wars film (also known as Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope), which Fox has previously owned full distribution rights to in perpetuity, along with the home video distribution rights for Episodes II through IV (which were originally supposed to revert to Disney in 2020).
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Laurel Miller of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, is surely right in arguing that for American troops to remain in Afghanistan in perpetuity—an idea which General Mark Milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, seemed to approve of this month—is no Plan B. For a start, under Mr Trump, no American commitment can be trusted.
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Bernie Sanders in 2018 specifically linked "the struggle for democracy… with the struggle against kleptocracy and corruption," and has called for everything from an end to anonymous perpetual trusts, which allow trust owners to effectively hide their finances in perpetuity — perhaps the next frontier in American offshoring, as South Dakota has so gleefully illustrated — to expanding the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Smarter way to describe it: It's a show with a more sophisticated conceit than that—one that's dedicated less to a cloying plot device (meant to extend the show into perpetuity forever and drive viewers insane), and instead one with a hilarious (but believable) plot device designed to elucidate poignancy where the agony and ecstasy of trying to negotiate a life between romanticism and reality is concerned.
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Democrats fixated on Nader, the one scapegoat they would use in perpetuity to prevent any third-party candidate who posed a threat to their hegemonic behavior If the Sanders supporters don't look outside of the party, these "wannabe revolutionaries" will find themselves dutifully voting for Clinton — the candidate against whom they have campaigned and from whom they will get precisely zero in terms of revolutionary change.
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When Bernie is president, we will end the housing crisis by investing $2.5 trillion to build nearly 19993 million permanently affordable housing units, among other things, including: Investing $1.48 trillion over 10 years in the National Affordable Housing Trust Fund to build, rehabilitate and preserve the 7.4 million quality, affordable and accessible housing units necessary to eliminate the affordable housing gap, which will remain affordable in perpetuity.
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While the Google Home speaker listens locally for a so-called "hotword" — aka the phrase "Ok, Google" — before it starts streaming your conversations to Google's cloud for processing and storing, it's of course trivially easy for this to be triggered accidentally, and whatever you happen to say at such moments will also be recorded in perpetuity on Google's servers for data-mining and potentially passing to third parties.
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And this requires a holistic vision of the future: one that acknowledges farmland as irreplaceable infrastructure we cannot afford to lose; that sees farming practices that retain topsoil and rebuild soil health as necessary if that land is going to serve us in perpetuity; and that views farmers as the stewards of that land, worthy of our fervent support — because, at heart, what these farmers do is for all of us.
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Already, otherwise intelligent folks in government in Seoul and Washington are resigning themselves to living with a nuclear North Korea under the escapist fantasy that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), instead of seeking the maximalist goal of reunifying the Korean peninsula on its own terms, is but a paranoid regime moved merely by the minimalist goal of muddling through — in perpetuity — as the perpetual inferior Korean state.
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