I have to raise my girl, raise my wife, raise my family.
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Confidence is the ability to "hear" your own ideas and lean into them -- to raise your hand, raise your standards, raise your concerns and raise your voice.
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Raise them to respect women, raise them to stand up for others, raise them to be kind.
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If D2C is better margins, why did Bonobos raise $127m, Dollar Shave Club raise $164m and Casper raise $240m?
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It's easier to raise debts, easier to raise other equity.
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Your $10,000 raise has now become a $7,488 raise instead.
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Those interest bills will raise the deficit, which will raise the debt, which will raise the interest bills, in a brutally vicious cycle.
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Obviously, it's going to raise some eyebrows and raise some questions.
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He's prepared to raise tariffs, if we need to raise tariffs.
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Eventually, it may have to either raise commissions or raise fares.
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We raise a son together, you don't raise a son with her.
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They managed to raise so quickly because they didn't need to raise.
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The firm is looking to raise $2 billion from the fund raise.
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While this move might raise some eyebrows, it certainly won't raise Kanye's.
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If you're going to raise the rent, you better raise the wages.
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If it's easy to raise, you should raise a LOT of money.
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So the latest capital raise — following an August 2015 raise and a May 2016 raise of about $600 million each, all equity — suggests two things.
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All Raise expansion All Raise members All Raise members All Raise, an 18-month-old nonprofit organization that seeks to amplify the voices of and support women in tech, announced new chapters in Los Angeles and Boston this week.
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Why raise venture capital when you can raise debt and keep your equity?
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And as we've seen Netflix raise prices when they can, they'll raise prices.
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"When workers get a raise, it's because they earned that raise," he added.
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Our board just approved raise of the dividend to an 11 percent raise.
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If you also believe that, raise your voice and help others raise their voices.
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Who helps raise your kids: It does take a village to raise a child.
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So, instead of managing expectations, let's raise them — and let's raise them for everyone.
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The market is moving to them to a $20 million raise or a $10 million raise or a $5 million raise, Gupta said, as investors become more rational.
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They all would raise income taxes on high earners, raise taxes on capital income like the sale of stocks and bonds and raise the corporate income tax rate.
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To me, you don't want to raise any taxes unless you're going to raise revenue.
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Amazon could raise the ground under its new offices and raise all the building systems.
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I THINK THEY ARE GOING TO RAISE, BUT I THINK IT IS AN OK RAISE.
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The company aims to raise $100 million although it could raise more in the deal.
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The real question is when we should raise rates, what pace we should raise rates.
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I always think the best time to raise is when you don't need to raise.
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"If you want terms on your terms, then raise long before you raise," Chang said.
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Give every single teacher a raise, the equal raise to getting out — the $60,000 level.
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"If the Fed doesn't raise rates in December, they'll never raise rates again," he said.
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Basically, Democrats are promising to raise taxes on the rich to give teachers a raise.
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That proposal also included a $10,000 raise for teachers over three years, a $5,63 raise for school support personnel and a raise totaling $213 million for all other state employees.
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A capital raise would raise alarm bells with investors as the company continues to burn money.
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" The Chicago Fed went for a more Shakespearean style, tweeting, "To raise, or not to raise?
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Our problem is not that we raise too much money, but that we don't raise enough.
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"Right now, it's prudent for them to do a capital raise, an equity raise," Levy said.
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If we want to raise the minimum wage, the solution is to raise the minimum wage.
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Raise Long Before You Raise Scrap around and find a way to get warm intros early.
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He sacrificed and worked to raise my grandmother, who would raise my mother, who raised me.
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"We had to raise the bar because of the United States, and ... you do not raise the bar for only one export market, you raise it for all of them," Rangel said.
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A deadly blast threatens to raise gas prices A deadly blast threatens to raise gas prices An Alabama pipeline explosion killed one worker Monday, threatening to raise gasoline prices throughout the southeast.
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The LME and equity raise, combined with asset disposals, are expected to raise around €1bn in capital.
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It would be reckless to raise even more debt, so Mr Musk should probably raise more equity.
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The Raise the Wage Act aims to gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $15 by 2025.
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The troop pay raise would be 22019 percent, above the president's request for 1.6 percent pay raise.
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Reflect on your self-worth; ask for a raise, or raise your rates if you're self-employed.
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Similarly, immigration reform can raise both population and labor force growth, and thus can raise economic growth.
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The troop pay raise would be 2900 percent, above the president's request for 220006 percent pay raise.
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The proposed $800 debt raise follows a similar $1.5 billion senior notes raise priced in February, 2015.
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You can also raise some money to help raise awareness around men's health and to fight cancer.
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Album Review There are people who raise you up close, and people who raise you from afar.
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Democrats propose to raise taxes, not raise the retirement age and not address the most fundamental problem.
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Deferred or conditional raise If you asked for a straight raise and your boss was not able (or willing) to offer it, then asking for a conditional or deferred raise is an option.
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Jack and Jill went to Sand Hill to raise their Series A. They want to raise $7 million.
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And as competitors raise big rounds, it becomes more strategically important for companies to also raise big rounds.
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"Each time you experience a pay raise, try to raise what you're putting away [for retirement]," he says.
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The association wanted a $10,000 raise for teachers spread over three years, with a $20153,000 raise in 2019.
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The association wanted a $22,25 raise for teachers spread over three years, with a $27,22 raise in 5.
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He tells me that he got a 2% raise today, his only raise in the last three years.
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The troop pay raise would be 22019 percent, above the president's request for a 1.6 percent pay raise.
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"And if we raise tariffs, if we raise prices on goods, that as well is inflationary," he added.
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In September last year, it looked to raise $44 million but could only manage to raise $28 million.
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"If we want to raise the FRA, we also would want to raise the early age," he said.
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I came to realize we don't raise boys to be men, we raise them not to be women.
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"We'll raise what we need to raise," Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's chief strategist, said after leaving the meeting.
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In addition, Qualcomm is expected to raise concerns that any combination with Broadcom would raise significant antitrust concerns.
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The proposal would raise taxes for around 25,000 taxpayers and would raise an estimated $1.7 billion a year.
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The proposal would raise taxes for around 56,000 taxpayers and would raise an estimated $1.7 billion a year.
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"We avoid the model of '2% raise for adequate, 4% raise for great,'" Netflix's current culture memo says.
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Strike participants are asking for a $10,000 raise over three years and a $5,85033 raise for support staff.
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The fundraising document merely authorizes the company to raise that $500 million — it could choose to raise less.
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But instead of moving into my ownapartment when I got a sizable promotion and raise at 26, Icalculated the difference from my pre-raise and post-raise paycheckand put every last cent towards thedebt.
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"Before we start negotiating with anyone, we say: 'You've got to raise your standards, youve got to raise your labor standards, youve got to raise your environmental standards,"' Warren told a cheering crowd in Toledo.
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"Before we start negotiating with anyone, we say: 'You've got to raise your standards, you've got to raise your labor standards, you've got to raise your environmental standards,'" Warren told a cheering crowd in Toledo.
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There's not much time for him to raise money, and whatever he does raise will be spread fairly thin.
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Really, you can raise objections, you can raise these kind of broad, hey, it&aposs a matter under investigation.
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I was taking a selfie, and you have to raise your hand and raise your lips a certain degree.
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"She'd raise the robot up to be able to raise her hand," Cloe's mom Tiffany Gray told Fast Company.
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Raise at too high of a valuation, and it could be tough to hit milestones and raise more later.
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Rather than adopt a defensive clutch when Republicans raise such suspicions, Democrats should accept that bet — and raise it.
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And if you believe you can raise the money, then you raise your hand, and you run for office.
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" He said if the Federal Reserve doesn't raise rates in December, "they are never going to raise rates again.
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"The more we raise the walls, the more they raise their sniper positions," said Tarek Aziz, a Kurdish shopkeeper.
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It will raise the profile of the group and raise its position on the list of foreign policy priorities.
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If you want to raise $8 million, say you're going to raise six and then just get over-subscribed.
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Pence used the platform to set the Party's message on a rightward course, raise money, and raise his profile.
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The initial aim was to raise $1,500, but a flood of public support caused them to raise that goal.
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McCain's amendment would also authorize a pay raise of 22019 percent, up from the bill's current 1.6 percent raise.
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"In general, they're going to raise the cost of production, or directly raise the cost to consumers," he said.
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Teachers will be getting an average raise of $6,100 next year, while support staff will get a $1,250 raise.
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Teachers will be getting an average raise of $2115.7,228 next year, while support staff will get a $290,0003 raise.
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When asked to raise his right hand, he started to raise his left hand before an officer corrected him.
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"We're going to raise it up to 15 percent and raise it to a 85033-month period," Trump said.
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But in the end, this beat and raise is the most serious beat and raise of the earnings season.
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McCain's amendment would also authorize a pay raise of 2.1 percent, up from the bill's current 1.6 percent raise.
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But it's not clear whether he can just raise his arms and raise any dead anywhere that he wants.
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Rather than raise interest rates further as had been envisioned in December, Fed officials declined to raise rates — and steeply reduced their expectations of how much further they would raise rates over the remainder of 2016.
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GUNDLACH: FIRST OF ALL, IF THE FED DOESN'T RAISE RATES IN DECEMBER THEY ARE NEVER GOING TO RAISE RATES AGAIN.
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Raise your deferral rate each time you get a raise, to ensure that a few more dollars go into savings.
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Of companies that go on to raise a Series A, how many would go on to raise a Series B?
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JAPAN'S HAMADA: IF JAPAN CANNOT RAISE SALES TAX IN OCTOBER, IT'S HARD TO SEE WHEN GOVT CAN EVER RAISE IT
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However, a sluggish wage growth have raise doubts about the central bank's plan to raise interest rates thrice in 2018.
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It's a real thing, and it's a thing that people raise venture capital money for, and raise millions of dollars.
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And we met at Time Magazine and you raise some money, you raise a million bucks and start printing magazines.
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"If companies don't raise wages but try to raise retail prices we end up with less consumer spending," he added.
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It didn't raise the forecast for interest rates for this year, but it did raise it for the (later) years.
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People say girls have to be 90 percent confident before we raise our hands, but boys just raise their hands.
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"Arts organizations need to raise capital dollars, but they also need to raise the right type of capital," he said.
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It also includes a troop pay raise of 2.1 percent, above the president's request for a 1.6 percent pay raise.
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That's why we introduced the Raise the Wage Act, which would raise the federal minimum wage to $28500 an hour.
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These signs of labor market weakness raise the question of why exactly there's so much rush to raise interest rates.
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Duncan demanded that all teachers must raise the test scores of their students, that they must be rated by their ability to raise scores, and that those who couldn't consistently raise scores year on year should be fired.
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Separately, the bank is working on a plan to raise capital to allow some countries, like Poland, to raise their holding.
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Raise your hand if you have one of those in your kitchen…now raise your hand if you have a skillet!
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"I'm not talking a raise from where they are now; I'm talking about a raise from my low proposal," he said.
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It entered that year expecting to raise rates four times, but ended up waiting until December to raise them even once.
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The Fed started this year expecting to raise rates four times, and now it is possibly going to raise just once.
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Both would raise the cost of polluting and also raise the rewards for any modern-day Henry Fords developing revolutionary technologies.
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She adds, "We're still trying to raise awareness and raise money so that we can find a cure for this disease."
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These signs of ongoing labor market weakness raise the question of why exactly there's so much rush to raise interest rates.
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How does someone with the reported reputation of an investor like Justin Caldbeck raise a fund — and continue to raise funds?
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You raise the rating, you raise the price target and the stock levitates and you want to be in on it.
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This is a common raise conversation mistake and typically never leads to a convincing argument that a raise is well deserved.
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You can't raise money if you're thinking about it ... you can't raise money for your campaign without being a declared candidate.
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They were asked to raise their hands if lower taxes would lead them to raise capital expenditures; only a handful did.
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The investment and valuation figures reflect what the company is merely now authorized to raise — the company could always raise less.
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Perhaps the Fed would be less eager to raise interest rates again if it could independently raise the inflation bar instead.
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This forces insurers to raise premiums, driving more healthy people off the insurance rolls and requiring insurers to raise rates repeatedly.
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While the average white male founder can raise $1.3 million for his startup, black women founders raise an average of $36,000.
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She used them to raise awareness about the prisoners' predicaments and auctioned the portraits to raise funds for further advocacy efforts.
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The Oklahoma Education Association's proposal includes a $10,000 raise for teachers spread over three years, with a $6,000 raise in 2019.
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The majority-female workforce of teachers in Oklahoma, which has not had an across-the-board raise in over a decade, is calling for a $10,000 raise over three years, as well as a $5,000 raise for support staff.
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" Asked then why Airtable would raise so much, giving up some company ownership to its investors in the process, Liu said there's validity in the adage that the "best time to raise is when you don't need to raise.
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"I think CEOs can raise their earnings 5 percent much more easily than a landlord, going forward, can raise rents," Chase said.
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Tell us about your village: Who helps raise your kids: I certainly had a small village that helped me raise my son.
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SO DECEMBER SEEMS TO ME THAT THE FED ABSOLUTELY SHOULD RAISE RATES IN DECEMBER IF THEY PLAN TO EVER RAISE THEM AGAIN.
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"What we're trying to do is raise awareness and raise as much money as we can to build more houses," explains Duhamel.
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Mester said that while the Fed need not raise rates at every meeting, it should raise rates more than once this year.
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Two predicted it would raise the rate by 150 basis points while one economist said the bank could raise by 75 points.
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He wants to raise the minimum wage, currently about 1,150 euros a month, by 10 percent and raise civil service salaries too.
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The bill would also fund a pay raise for service members of 2.1 percent, higher than the administration's requested 85033 percent raise.
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Justices are likely to raise concerns that a ruling in Phillips's favor could lead other businesses to raise similar free speech claims.
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It's a significant boost from the 1.84% raise that was proposed in February and the largest such raise for insurers since 2009.
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Assuming that Jenkins would raise his fist, Bennett decided that he would stand behind Jenkins and Long, and raise his fist, too.
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If you are in a funding cycle, you should raise your funding as soon as possible and raise as much as possible.
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Just as startups raise funding rounds from VC firms, those firms raise their funds from limited partners, typically referred to as LPs.
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The budget proposal includes an extra 2750% raise for teachers, which means teachers would get a combined 22214% raise starting July 0003.
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Facebook is often used by charities and aid agencies to communicate about emergencies so that we can raise awareness and raise funds.
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The Federal Reserve expects to raise rates three times this year with some experts fearing they may raise more often than that.
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The West Virginia Senate declined to take up legislation to raise teacher pay, despite Justice's promise to raise pay by 5 percent.
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The law will allow commission candidates to raise and spend up to $550,000, while candidates for mayor could raise and spend $950,21625.
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"The message I'm trying to get across is, you raise your children the way you want to raise your children," Dion said.
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"Although the PBOC is still likely to raise interest rates slightly in open market operations, China does not need to follow the Fed to raise interest rates in the long run, let alone raise benchmark deposit and lending rates," Sheng said.
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"We have to be thinking about how much further to raise rates and the pace at which we will raise rates," he said.
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As the chart shows, there is a persistent gap between what male-only teams can raise, and what female-only teams can raise.
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"I raise my child like my sisters raise their children and how I was raised," she said on Wednesday's episode of The View.
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The firm plans to raise up to $3 billion for its first Asia private equity fund and could raise more, according to Reuters.
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You have to raise money from investors who are friendly at cocktail parties but become real bankers when you have to raise money.
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Workers in four states may be getting a raise post-Election Day, with initiatives to raise the minimum wage heading to a vote.
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If he wanted to raise the notion of birthright citizenship...it's within the realm of possibility for him to raise as an issue.
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With United Way, I think it's one of the best things to raise awareness, raise money, and get people involved in the community.
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They see the biggest European bank finding some way to raise capital, first through selling assets, then rights or some other capital raise.
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He also said he was worried the deal could raise barriers to entry for smaller companies, hurt innovation and raise prices for products.
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If meatpacking plants were to raise wages, they also would have to raise the cost of meat, which would be unpopular with consumers.
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In that case, faster growth would start to raise wages quickly, leading the Fed to raise interest rates to cool the economy off.
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Even when they asked for audience participation I didn't raise my hand, and the producers were looking at me like, Raise your hand!
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The Trump allegations raise concerns over foreign influence in our election while the Clinton allegations raise concerns over foreign influence in our government.
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The first, the Raise the Wage Act, pledges to raise minimum wage for all workers, including those with disabilities, to $15 an hour.
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Firefighters previously rejected a 4 percent raise and a 9.5 percent raise over three years, a spokesman for the mayor's office said Monday.
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An acceleration could force Fed officials to raise rates more aggressively, which would raise the cost of car loans and credit card debt.
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Tariffs tend to raise prices for consumers, raise costs for businesses using the imported materials in manufacturing and marginally detract from economic growth.
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Maybe one way to talk about this is to raise a question I've seen you raise: what the hell is tech ethics anyway?
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Warren expects her policy to raise $3.75 trillion over 10 years, and Sanders expects his to raise $4.35 trillion over the same period.
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The DNC is on "pace to raise what we need to raise" for the convention and is meeting its other targets, Solmonese said.
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Other proposals to raise taxes on investors, oil and gas producers, banks, and hedge-fund managers would collectively raise 0.3 percent of GDP.
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Rather than shout about how we are going to raise hell, we should quietly gear up to raise hell if we're forced to.
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Cuomo's line of questioning focused more on Sanders's insistence that he will raise taxes than on why he'd raise taxes or who he'd raise taxes on—and that's exactly what the Clinton campaign is going to do in the coming days before Iowa.
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After Confido's initial success, the social media hype turned to projects that aimed to raise modest funding; Verify, for example, aims to raise up to $2.5 million in an upcoming ICO, and Bounty0X is looking to raise a total of $1.75 million.
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Military pay raise, election security and other measures The sweeping deal includes an increase of $22 billion relative to fiscal year 2019 levels for defense spending and delivers a 3.1% military pay raise along with a pay raise for federal civilian workers.
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Raise them in the Northeast and not the South, says a new report on best and worst states in which to raise a child.
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When she goes out to campaign around the country, she&aposs going to raise questions that local candidates are going to have to raise.
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He expected all along the company would need to raise more capital this year (Morgan Stanley estimated a $2.5 billion raise after the results).
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The more outrage they provoke the more money they can raise — and the more money they can raise the more outrage they can stoke.
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I'm sure there are corporate boards that are saying the Fed's going to raise (rates) three more times so we should raise money now.
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On Friday, September 7, All Raise will host Female Founder Office Hours at Disrupt with 18 or more All Raise VC and founder mentors.
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Promotional materials for an All Raise event in 2018 Promotional materials for an All Raise event in 2018 KC: What's your goal for 2019?
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The company had at one point proposed to raise up to $100 million, but is now on track to raise less than $93 million.
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Delta's pilots have asked for a 40% raise over the next three years after rejecting the airline's proposal for a 22% raise last summer.
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The filing did not mention how much the IPO would raise, although bankers have previously said it would likely raise more than $1 billion.
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This misguided bill would raise premiums on expectant mothers, take away cancer patients' care, and raise premiums up to 800 percent for older Americans.
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The bottom line: Uber filed to raise $1 billion, but that is said to be a placeholder for actual plans to raise $10 billion.
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The plan would also raise taxes on capital gains and dividends and raise an estimated $21 billion from an estate tax on larger inheritances.
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"It's important to acknowledge that a pay raise is a pay raise, and these workers have been struggling for a long time," Christman said.
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Market participants are expecting the Fed to raise rates at least twice more in 2018 and many think they may even raise four times.
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Enter the Raise the Wage Act, which House Democrats introduced in January to raise the federal minimum wage to $20163 an hour by 2024.
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Each year we raise more than 50 billion chickens worldwide, and replacing beef with chicken would require that we raise tens of billions more.
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But now, Denver Cat Company is attempting to raise the stakes (and raise capital) in an effort to fund America's very first cat bar.
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Proposition 20203, a 2010 ballot initiative, requires a supermajority to raise fees (supplementing 1978's Proposition 13, which requires a supermajority to raise taxes).
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Trump as a candidate promised to raise taxes on the rich, and after taking office he again promised to raise taxes on the rich.
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Second, to raise wages a tax cut must raise the overall stock of capital, which means it must lead to higher total investment spending.
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"It made more sense to raise money together than raise money competing against one another," said Steve Schale, who helps run Unite the Country.
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He also claimed that Pruitt knew about a 2023 percent raise given to that same staffer and a 63 percet raise given to another.
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Trump and GOP leaders still need Democratic votes to raise the debt limit – as they will to raise defense spending beyond current legal caps.
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Europe could also see increased issuance as it becomes cheaper for borrowers to raise euros, rather than raise dollars and swap back to euros.
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In January, House Democrats introduced the Raise the Wage Act, which would eventually raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2024.
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Millions of American workers just got a raise Millions of American workers just got a raise Nineteen states increased their minimum wage on Jan.
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And while workers in the private sector suffer wage stagnation, Brown has thrown pay raise after pay raise at powerful unions like the prison officers.
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"We hoped that if we managed to raise more we would convince the government to raise its promises and do more work," de Cuverville said.
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Supported by positive economic data, investors expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise rates in December, but other countries are increasingly looking to raise stimulus.
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While he may not be tricking wronguns into houses anymore, he is constantly working on ways to raise and re-raise awareness of the issues.
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The NCA also released this video to raise awareness on sextortion: "You're being blackmailed"- Film launched to raise awareness of new cyber crime #sextortion pic.twitter.
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"If the Fed doesn't raise rates in December, they're never going to raise them," said Jeff Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine, in an appearance on CNBC.
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"The notion that the Fed is going to raise and continue to raise rates … is a little bit off-base, regardless of who's in office."
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"The only issue we raise, and raise it quite firmly, is that it is necessary to stop the activity of terrorist groups" in the province.
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On Tuesday, Democratic leaders in the House and Senate made a bold promise: They will raise taxes on the rich to give teachers a raise.
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Tesla shares are still above the $255.73 level, the price when Tesla last announced a capital raise in March last year to raise $1.15 billion.
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ICOs have become an increasingly popular way to raise money for companies not large enough to raise capital through an initial public offering of stock.
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In October, Amazon announced that it would raise its minimum wage to $15 and begin lobbying the federal government to raise the national minimum wage.
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The We Company has not said how much it plans to raise through its IPO, although reports suggest it could raise at least $3 billion.
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He would end austerity, raise spending on the National Health Service, guarantee pensions, raise the minimum wage and borrow £100 billion to invest in infrastructure.
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" Raise teacher pay Mary, from Baltimore, said that if teachers were better paid, "we would raise and draw more and better qualified people into teaching.
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"We need to raise the debt limit, and it is my strong preference that there is a clean raise of the debt limit," Mnuchin said.
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How to Raise a Feminist SonWe raise our girls to fight stereotypes and pursue their dreams, but we don't do the same for our boys.
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Proponents don't think it would raise taxes for companies that import goods like avocados, and so wouldn't drive those companies to raise prices to compensate.
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One concern is that the rising wages could force businesses to raise prices, which could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates to combat inflation.
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Overall, women were less likely to have asked for a raise than men, with African-American women being the least likely to ask for a raise.
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The bank reiterated its plan to raise its dividend this year and next and raise earnings per share in 2017 and by double digits in 2018.
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"We set out to raise money, and we thought we'd probably raise $50 to $100 million because that seemed like something we could achieve," Kragen explained.
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The group said it would raise 131 million euros through a private placement with six investors and would raise the remainder through a public rights issue.
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The union wants a 6.5% raise retroactive to July 1, 2016, but the school district is only offering a 3% raise retroactive to July 1, 2017.
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In December, the country's wage commission agreed to raise the daily minimum wage of just over $4 by 16 percent, the biggest percentage raise since 1996.
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The $20M is just a slice of the Series B raise; Variety reports that NextVR is looking to raise $80 million at a $800 million valuation.
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"We act like wealthy individuals are endangered species and if we don't raise – if we raise their taxes, they won't invest," businessman and former Maryland Rep.
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L will not raise the cost of using Italian bonds to raise funds despite the downgrade of Italy by credit agency DBRS, an LSE spokesman said.
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State guarantees will help the Genoa-based lender raise badly needed funds on the market, after it failed to raise new capital from investors in December.
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The House versions of bills would give troops a 2.1 percent pay raise, using a portion of the war fund to pay for the higher raise.
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"You can't just say, 'unemployment is 3.9 percent, obviously we have to raise rates'; or, 'growth is fast, obviously we have to raise rates,'" he said.
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Despite this, some lawmakers want to give federal civilian employees a 2.6 percent pay raise with the Federal Civilian Workforce Pay Raise Fairness Act of 2019.
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First among these is another 220006 percent raise for teachers, on top of last year's raise, at a total estimated annual cost of over $2202 million.
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Just 14% of European founders who don&apost hold a degree manage to raise external capital, the numbers show, while 5% manage to raise external capital.
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Some LEF s raise only enough money to buy paint sets or musical instruments, but some, in more affluent districts, raise thousands of dollars a pupil.
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"This bill ensures that our military receives the 2202 percent pay raise they deserve instead of the 2628 percent pay raise requested by President Obama," Rep.
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Those policies would not only raise the stock of human capital, they would also raise labor productivity by broadening and upgrading the supply of skilled labor.
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Presidential candidates can only raise money in $2,700 increments for the primary; in New York, Mr. Cuomo can raise up to $65,100 for his re-election.
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Biden would raise the marginal tax rate on the highest income earners back to 39.6%, from 37%, and would also raise some taxes on investment profit.
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Russ Heddleston: If you're thinking about whether or not to raise, there are a couple of reasons that I will often advise people to raise early.
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"Nurses will receive a raise of 2105.6400%, followed by doctors with 10%, while employees in the state administration will receive a raise of 8%," Mali said.
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Oklahoma teachers — who have been on strike since Monday — are also asking for a $10,85033 raise over three years and a $5,000 raise for support staff.
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The district has offered a 6 percent raise, while the union wants 6.5 percent — although the two sides disagree over when the raise should kick in.
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SHOULD weary hacks trudging at the end of the day from The Economist's office to Charing Cross station raise their heads, they may raise their spirits, too.
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High-growth companies have attracted high valuations, which allowed them to raise capital, which was then spent to generate still more growth and raise the valuation again.
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A more surefire strategy to raise wages of less skilled workers than restricting immigration is to raise their skill levels by investing more in education and training.
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You now said that you would raise taxes today, two hours or so ago, you said you would raise taxes to pay for your health care plan.
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The icons in the image above mean (from left to right) raise the lid, raise the seat, large flush, small flush, rear spray, bidet, dry, and stop.
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Gurria said he advised Abe that Japan should stick with its plan to raise its sales tax next year and raise it further to pare public debt.
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Seacology has launched an island-wide push to reforest degraded areas, raise public awareness, and provide economic assistance to local people to raise them out of poverty.
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For the 2016 academic year, she received a merit raise of 2 percent — the smallest raise she says she had ever received during her time at UNE.
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"The females stated they had been trained to raise pigs, raise sheep, grow various fruits and vegetables, sheer sheep, utilize a loom, and sew," explains the statement.
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Either the economy will be too weak for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates, or it will raise interest rates to create a low-growth environment.
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When you're playing those grunged out power chords at that velocity and volume you're going to raise the devil sign, you're not going to raise the cross.
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You will not raise VC for your chicken wing delivery app but you will raise if you invent a new type of artificial, krill-based chicken wing.
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"If putting on an event to raise funds or raise awareness can better the lives of other people living with this," she says, "that would be awesome."
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That's why the idea was not to raise money to just give them money; it's to raise money to buy trees so they can plant and produce.
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Steyer was also the main face of a campaign to raise the tobacco tax, which many observers saw as a way to raise his own name identification.
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He said the White House effort to raise the debt ceiling is "like every other White House," which demands Congress raise the borrowing limit without any reforms.
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If you manually raise it at a certain point, the car will remember that spot and automatically raise the next time you go over the same area.
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"Blackburn is running overall the more negative campaign, trying to raise doubts about Bredesen, much more than Bredesen is trying to raise doubts about her," he added.
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By comparison, a 893 percent raise at Walmart would have cut annual pretax profit by 28 percent, and a 20 percent raise is a 56 percent hit.
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This summer, the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives passed the Raise the Wage Act, which aims to gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $15 by 2025.
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This will raise wages in Mexico, but Toomey said it will also raise prices to buy lower-end small cars that are assembled south of the border.
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Felix Capital&aposs raise follows a bevy of deals from the end of 2019 which saw peer investors Northzone, Balderton Capital, and EQT Ventures raise new money.
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Tyson contracts with poultry farmers to raise the chickens that the company slaughters and processes, and provides them with the means to raise the chickens for slaughter.
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Credit cards can raise your credit score If you pay them off every month and avoid carrying a balance, credit cards can help raise your credit score.
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THAT WILL RAISE JOBS, IT WILL RAISE WAGES AND INCREASE JOBS AND IT'S BETTER THAN IT WILL ALWAYS BE. I HATE THIS ARGUMENT, WE DIDN'T NEED STIMULUS.
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It would have also given teachers and other school workers a 5 percent raise, in addition to the 5 percent raise they won with last year's walkout.
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Most great directors are people who know how to raise money, and if you can't raise money you often can't make your film, so be muscular at fundraising.
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The visit was to raise awareness for the #MakeMarchMatter fundraising campaign, which seeks to raise more than one million dollars, Children's Hospital Los Angeles said in a statement.
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Fastjet plans an accelerated bookbuild to raise gross cash proceeds of $28 million and would sell 60 million shares to Solenta Aviation Holdings Limited to raise $16.2 million.
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China said on Monday that it decided to raise tariffs on some U.S. goods after President Donald Trump threatened to further raise tariffs on Chinese imports last week.
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Still, the company needs to raise and raise big to keep things on track: It's seeking $1 billion in fresh funding to continue its development and production plans.
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The purpose of the sale is to raise money for DonorsChoose, which helps teachers raise money for their classes, and Children's Rights, which helps children in foster care.
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Last year, it joined ABB, Samsung and Siemens in helping the company raise a $7.6 million round, bringing the company's total raise up to $13.6 million, per Crunchbase.
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Colorado's Amendment 70: This would raise Colorado's minimum wage to $9.30 as of January 1, 2017, and gradually raise it to $12 per hour as of January 2020.
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The company is poised to raise another $850 million in the coming months, before a potential public ICO that would raise even more money on top of that.
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Nothing will change until people raise their hands and raise their voices and say: 'We need to have a life, recharge our brains so we can be productive.
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The forthcoming raise "is at the low-end of the $1-2bn we expected, and could imply another raise later if the Model 3 is delayed," he wrote.
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But if you didn't want to share, move the plate 20 inches towards you, raise your fork, raise your knife, and we are not a tapas restaurant anymore.
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BRF expects to raise 3 billion reais ($796 million) with the sale of the units, part of the 5 billion reais it wants to raise to repay debt.
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One rule might say 'raise 1 out of every 100 notes by 5 semitones' and another might say 'raise one out of every 50 notes by 7 semitones'.
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The bill would approve nearly 16,000 additional active-duty troops across the military, providing a 2.6 percent pay raise for them — the highest such raise in nine years.
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RELATED: Trump says military parade would be great for country's spirit The measure also includes a 2.6% pay raise for troops -- the largest pay raise in nine years.
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The company will raise 4.3 billion reais with the issuance of new shares and the company's controlling shareholders will raise 400 million reais selling part of their stake.
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Members opposed to the raise have a simple reason: They don't want to be seen as giving themselves a raise, especially if they're staring down a tough reelection.
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For every issue and criticism that Bernie can raise, the GOP will raise ten fold and present them with as much vitriol as the American public can stomach.
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Some may raise ethical objections to monetary incentives to improve effort on low-stakes tests, but Sadoff said the results of the research do raise an interesting question.
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"The Fed is going to raise in June, raise in September and then they're going to play it by ear," said Peter Boockvar, CIO at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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Here are five effective steps to take to ask for, and get, a raise: First things first: If you want a raise, you'll have to do your homework.
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Clinton: continue to influence the Democratic Party; raise money for Democrats; raise money for charitable causes; lead efforts to help women and girls; write books; and give speeches.
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Teachers and service personnel are scheduled to get an additional 1 percent raise in the 2020 fiscal year, and teachers will get another 1 percent raise in 2021.
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The Oklahoma Education Association is now asking for a $10,000 raise for teachers, a $5,000 raise for school support staff and a $200 million increase in schools funding.
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Companies that use steel and aluminum in their products say tariffs would raise their costs, eating into profits or forcing them to raise prices or lay off workers.
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"You don't raise money from artists, you raise it from business, scientists, and doctors," Chancellor Folt told FEC members and ART HERE activists, defending the Arts Everywhere campaign.
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Murphy, who has fought with fellow Democrats in the Legislature over his proposal to raise taxes on millionaires, suggested that some sort of revenue raise could be needed.
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His campaign continues to raise money online at a brisk pace, but Republican officials privately conceded it has been harder to raise money without events featuring the president.
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His campaign continues to raise money online at a brisk pace, but Republican officials privately conceded it has been harder to raise money without events featuring the president.
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To raise wages, the government could raise the federal minimum wage (last increased in 2009) and modernize overtime pay rules for salaried workers (last updated fully in 1975).
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It's also possible that Democrats are searching for public arguments to use to raise pressure on Republicans to come up with the votes to raise the debt limit.
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The group estimated that the original border adjustment proposal would raise about $85033 trillion over a decade and that a phased in proposal would raise about $1 trillion.
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So in order to raise this round, the company went to Silicon Valley, looking to raise $2 million but came back with $6.5 million in an oversubscribed round.
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The deal includes a 16 percent pay raise for teachers over five years, and a remarkable 40 percent raise for teaching assistants, clerks, and other lower-paid workers.
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" "If we can raise for maybe women's health issues or something — if we can raise $85033- or $15 million for charity, which would be a very appropriate amount.
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One factor is how much the employer expects to raise the worker's wages after completing the program, whether that's through a raise, change of job function or promotion.
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The central bank did not raise its benchmark rate at its first meeting of 2019, and said it had no plans to raise rates in the foreseeable future.
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The disclosure also suggests that Trump sold fund assets to raise as much as $7 million in cash and individual securities to raise up to $9 million more.
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How is this possible while so many digital-first consumer brands can't get out of the cycle of raise money/blow through it, raise money/blow through it?
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One strategy, embraced by some policymakers, is to raise taxes on high earners, which would raise enough revenue to keep Social Security solvent and also pay for benefit increases.
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However, most economists warn that the imposition of import tariffs could disrupt global manufacturing supply chains, raise input costs and raise prices for consumers, leading to slower economic growth.
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The round is entirely unsurprising, given the circle of life for many venture-backed startups, which is to raise capital, raise more capital if your company takes off, then . . .
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There simply aren't enough established brand names still on deck to raise large funds and it is very very hard for first time funds to raise a mega fund.
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Latin America's largest economy nosedived after a ballooning budget deficit prompted President Dilma Rousseff and the central bank to raise taxes, cut spending and raise interest rates last year.
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Mr Kuroda hopes that low unemployment will eventually force firms to raise wages and prices, which will in turn raise expectations of inflation in the future, reinforcing its momentum.
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"Children who get called on are the ones who raise their hands, and girls generally don't raise their hands unless they're really sure they know the answer," she explains.
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She also is a member of the All Raise organization, which is trying to raise awareness about diversity as part of the fundraising equation for female-founded start-ups.
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CircleUp, which already helps consumer brands raise millions in equity financing, is now going to issue loans to help smaller CPG companies raise working capital and avoid cash crunches.
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Factory farm facilities that can breed, raise, kill, and ship millions of critters require more food as input, output more waste, and raise thorny issues from entomology to ethics.
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"If Japan cannot raise the sales tax when the job market is as favorable as now, it's hard to see when it can ever raise the tax," he said.
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"It is a pay raise in minimum wage, but not necessarily a pay raise," one Amazon employee, who has worked inside company warehouses for five years, wrote to Recode.
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This year has seen Carsome — which covers Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand — raise a $19 million Series B, BeliMobilGue — Indonesia-only — raise $3.7 million and Carmudi land $10 million.
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The EPA gave her a raise of about a third, to $114,590, earlier this year using a special authority after the White House rejected Pruitt's request for a raise.
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BUT IT'S A FACT THEY HAVE MORE RISK THAN WE DO. SECOND, WHEN THEY RAISE TARIFFS SAY ON OUR SOYBEANS, THE PROBABILITIES ARE THEY'RE GONNA RAISE THEIR OWN COSTS.
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"There is nobody who's comes close to being able to raise the kind of funds I have and still can raise for this majority," Ryan told reporters last week.
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Reagan called for the truly poor to "get a raise" and give them that raise at least in part by removing too many marginal welfare recipients from the rolls.
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If you're negotiating for a raise and have another offer to consider, same advice: wait to bring that up after they come back with a number for your raise.
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Called Ready, Set, Raise, its goal is to help more female-founded startups raise VC through workshops, 1-on-1 coaching, legal clinics, communications and speech coaching and more.
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Swizz Beatz is doing an awesome thing to raise money for the next generation ... auctioning off one of his original paintings to help raise funds for children in need.
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Eric has hosted the Eric Trump Foundation Golf invitation to raise money for St. Jude's Children's Hospital in Memphis and has raise more than $11 million for their cause.
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The Conservatives have pledged to raise per pupil funding to £5,000 in secondary schools and £4,000 in primaries and have committed to raise the starting salaries for new teachers.
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There were some doctors like Dr. Li Wenliang, who tried to raise some alarms first in the medical community, and others tried to raise alarms in the broader community.
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The rule allows for-profit schools to raise 90 percent of their revenue from federal student aid and requires them to raise the remaining 903 percent from other sources.
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All Raise said that major US firms added 52 women "partners" or "general partners" in 333, the biggest influx of women to the industry since All Raise began tracking.
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Technology has pushed so deeply into people's lives, changing how they work and go to school and raise their children, that it could well raise more fears than hopes.
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Doug Ducey announced a proposal to raise teachers' pay over the next three years, to what would amount to a 20% total raise by the 403-2021 school year.
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Last week, the Legislature in Oklahoma City voted to provide teachers with an average raise of $6,000 per year, or roughly a 16 percent raise, depending on experience. Gov.
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" As for his trip to the Bay Area, he said: "We didn't raise the money I was trying to raise, but it was certainly not for want of trying.
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This, along with his assertion that "As leaders, we need to raise our gaze and raise our game and talk about ideas," signals a new era in the House.
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While flying at all is a sure-fire way to raise your carbon footprint, flying first class will raise it sevenfold, since you're sharing space with far fewer people.
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The deck below was initially used to raise funds in July, and the company said it used similar slides to raise its most recent round, though some information changed.
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While Beto has not taken any action to raise the retirement age, he has opposed efforts to raise the retirement age and voted against measures to privatize Social Security.
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For example, last year, a 5k race was organized by a high school senior, Gracie, who had two goals: raise money and raise awareness about human trafficking and slavery.
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While he did (to his credit) raise the issue with his staff, Comey admits that he did not raise the impropriety of Trump's questions or conduct with the president.
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While his gold policy was aimed at stimulating demand to raise nominal prices, AAA and NIRA tried to raise real prices by restricting the supply side of the economy.
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In March, Oklahoma teachers rallied around three legislative demands: a $10,93 raise for teachers, a $5,000 raise for support staff, and $200 million in restored funding for their classrooms.
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The Federal Reserve didn't raise interest rates at its meeting last week, but it is expected to raise rates one more time this year when it meets again in December.
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"AMT raises a lot of money for the Treasury, so if it is eliminated, it will either raise the deficit or they will have to raise taxes elsewhere," Aber noted.
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When it sold the stock and bonds to raise the cash earlier this month, it even found more demand than it expected, allowing it to raise an extra $400 million.
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Alibaba reportedly mulling to raise $20B through a second listing in Hong Kong Other Chinese firms that want to be closer to home now have another option to raise equity.
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" Alba continued to say that Simpson is now back in her family to help raise her newborn son, Hayes, and acknowledged that "it truly takes a village to raise kiddos.
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Of course, being able to raise money from Facebook means spending more time on Facebook, which might raise more money for...Facebook, which is definitely not a non-profit. [Mashable]
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In one version of such a case, a father who intends to raise a child provides his sperm and a mother who intends to raise the child provides her egg.
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Ideally, you raise the least amount possible to hit your milestones and you don't over-maximize the price of the seed round; it makes it harder to raise [again later].
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The coalition plans to hold rallies in 10 cities on Friday, including Chicago, Los Angeles and Miami, to raise awareness and demanding McDonald's raise its wages to $15 an hour.
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The battle to raise the minimum wage isn't new: The Fight for $15, a campaign to raise wages for fast food workers, first launched in New York City in 2012.
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I think people raise a little too little capital; they underestimate how long it will take to raise their next round, so debt has become an interesting supplement to that.
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According to HBR, women who ask for a raise receive one 15 percent of the time, while men who ask for a raise receive one 20 percent of the time.
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The VW workers are seeking a 26.3 percent pay hike and have refused management's offer of a 27.5 percent raise this year and 0.89633 percent raise next year, plus bonuses.
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Analysts knew that the raise was imminent in the coming months, and the Fed kept deciding to wait to raise interest rates, creating uncertainty about exactly when it would happen.
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And so it took me a while to come up to this place where small is great, we don't need to raise more money, we're unlikely to raise more money.
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If you need to raise more money but are unable to do so at standard terms, will you accept less favorable terms or will you raise at a lower valuation?
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If you've got inflation resulting from energy price increases it's probably not going to do much to have the Fed raise interest rates or even to have Congress raise taxes.
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"Because just saying 'no' doesn't help us grow U.S. business and grow jobs, it doesn't help raise the standards that either party says it wants to raise," a source said.
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The measure is seen as a way of avoiding an even broader ballot initiative, supported by the soda industry, that would raise the bar for any locality to raise taxes.
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And when that happens, you know what, we will raise the minimum raise, we will have health care for all people, we will make public colleges and universities tuition free.
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WeWork is also looking to raise $5 billion to $6 billion through a bond offering before the IPO, the person added, more than it had previously been looking to raise.
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It will also raise the federal PIS/Cofins social contribution tax on gasoline, diesel and ethanol in order to raise an estimated 10.4 billion reais in additional revenues, it added.
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The BOE is expected to raise interest rates, but the Fed is expected to wait until December to raise the target range of the fed funds rate another quarter point.
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Warren's campaign estimates that her wealth tax would raise $2.75 trillion in 10 years, while Sanders' campaign estimates that his tax would raise $4.35 trillion during the same time period.
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The West Virginia state Senate on Saturday tried to vote to give teachers a smaller raise hike than negotiated, but accidentally voted on a bill giving teachers the requested raise.
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The VW workers are seeking a 2000270 percent pay hike and have refused management's offer of a 26.3 percent raise this year and 27.5 percent raise next year, plus bonuses.
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Proponents of measures like the RAISE Act say that reducing the low-skilled immigrant workforce would raise wages for American workers, incentivizing them to take on more low-skill jobs.
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He is now considering his next move, but he said he realized that failures like these raise investors' skepticism and make it more difficult for start-ups to raise money.
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That would raise a significant amount of money, but probably wouldn't be enough to raise $2.4 trillion, especially if the rate is below the current top rate of 20163 percent.
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This is what we wanted to do, plant these seeds of awakening to raise conversations and also to raise awareness of about what's happening at the moment in the world.
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Tesla is trying to raise $1.5 billion by selling those kinds of bonds this week, in order to raise cash to ramp up production of its new Model 3 vehicles.
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Their demands included a 20 percent raise for teachers over three years, a raise for school support professionals, and restoring the $1 billion in school funding cut since the recession.
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"Employers don't simply raise wages when the labor market gets tighter; they may also raise the quality of the job to get people to come on board," Ms. Barrera said.
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They don't have to raise equity to build and launch either; they can raise from a debt financier [from whom they can] borrow money and pay it back over time.
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The West Virginia Legislature had approved a proposal to give the raise last week but negotiations were stymied again Saturday night when the state Senate passed only a 4% raise.
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The plan would raise the maximum credit for all earners and raise the income threshold to acknowledge the fact that a dollar doesn't stretch as far as it once did.
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With the Federal Reserve set to raise interest rates in December, my colleague R.A. argues that: Fed members argue that they are choosing to raise rates now, before inflation has returned to target, so that inflation will not jump above 2%, forcing them to raise rates in a much more rapid manner.
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New York (CNN Business)A day after Tesla said it would raise $2.3 billion in stock and debt, the company said Friday it had decided to raise an extra $400 million.
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Perhaps increase your rate if you're a freelancer, ask for a raise at your job, or tell your parents it's really time for them to raise your allowance—you deserve it.
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So T-Mobile would only be promising not to raise prices for its own customers and would possibly later raise them for Sprint's once they're fully migrated over to their network.
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The shares are down by 40% this year and 20% this month alone as investors raise questions about the company's ability to deal with rising costs even after a capital raise.
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While the "Shark Tank" judge maintains you should never threaten to leave a job during a raise discussion, he says that not getting a raise can be an eye-opening experience.
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In a statement, Oi said the terms of the capital raise will be discussed with creditors and proceeds will be used to raise the carrier's investments in broadband and wireless coverage.
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"The public wants to raise taxes on corporations as much as they want to raise taxes on rich people," said Frank Clemente, executive director of Americans for Tax Fairness Action Fund.
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"Fundraisers have learned it is easier to raise money in the name of a donor and easier to raise money when others see that you have raised large gifts," Edelman said.
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The bank has announced plans to raise equity, but the rights issue has been delayed once due to pricing and there remain doubts over the bank's ability to raise core capital.
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"Each company decides on the amount of money they want to raise, the valuation they want to raise at, and when they want to start fundraising," Seibel told TechCrunch via email.
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Waste collection company ADS Waste Holdings Inc is looking to raise up to $471 million, while airport restaurant concessionaire OTG Experience Inc is hoping to raise as much as $585 million.
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One user of Ask for a Raise shared an anecdote with R/GA about how, after using this bot, she walked into her boss' office and got the raise she deserved.
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Mahathir's poll promises to roll back a goods and services tax, scrap toll fees, reinstate fuel subsidies and raise minimum wages also raise the specter of Malaysia's fiscal deficit widening again.
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British inflation unexpectedly cooled to a one-year low in March, according to figures that may raise doubt over bets that the Bank of England will raise interest rates in May.
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Aspects of her proposals to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations would likely face GOP resistance, though there is a growing appetite among Democrats to raise taxes in those areas.
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Jim Justice's (R) proposed 1 percent pay raise to teachers in a Friday floor session, following a failed attempt in the chamber on Thursday to bump the raise to 3 percent.
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In October, the company said it would raise wages for hourly workers to $15 by 2020 and as part of that plan, will raise them to $12 per hour this spring.
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Including the pay raise language comes after Senate Republicans berated Democrats for refusing to allow the defense funding bill to move forward, saying they were denying the troops a pay raise.
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Although the two sources were confident the IPO could raise $2 billion, others with knowledge of the deal said it was more likely to raise between $500 million and $1 billion.
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The next time the Fed could raise rates is November, but the general impression among investors is that the central bank will not raise rates until December, after the general election.
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Meanwhile, doubts have also been raised about Misra's ability to raise capital for Vision Fund 2, another ambitious investment fund with a goal to eventually raise over a $100 billion dollars.
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The plan to raise it again will not include lenders' forex purchases, the sources said, with one adding that it would ultimately give President Tayyip Erdogan leeway to raise it more.
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Still, even in a year when fervor for a "blue wave" has allowed many competitive female candidates to raise staggering amounts of money, it has taken them longer to raise it.
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PWBM estimated that Sanders's wealth tax would raise about $3.3 trillion in federal revenue over 10 years without accounting for economic effects, and would raise $2.8 trillion after including macroeconomic effects.
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But the overwhelming desire from regional banks to raise the emergency rate foreshadowed the decision by rate setters to raise the Fed's target range for its policy rate at their Dec.
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The high rates at the top are the main reason Sanders projects his tax would raise $4.35 trillion over 10 years, compared with Warren's, which is estimated to raise $2.6 trillion.
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That roadblock has neither stopped the Durham City Council from agreeing to raise the rate to $15, nor the more than 100 companies that have voluntarily agreed to raise employee salaries.
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The employment report, which also showed the economy created a greater-than-expected 22,200 jobs last month, prompted markets to raise expectations that the central bank will raise rates in December.
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He'll be great & will raise lots of $ for charity.
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"Raise your right hand … repeat after me," he deadpanned.
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He never came out -- causing Cengiz to raise alarms.
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And he didn't raise it -- so he did choke.
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" "Raise your hand if you have a gluten allergy.
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" Why they matter: "Principals raise expectations and alter norms.
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Merrifield singled three times to raise his average to .
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Raise a dog with people … you know the rest.
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" And he goes, "I think I deserve a raise.
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Most notably, teachers snagged an 21986 percent pay raise over four years and a 22019 percent bonus — nearly double the pay raise district officials had offered before teachers walked off the job.
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Governor Mary Fallin has already approved legislation that would raise teachers' wages an average of $6,100, while teachers who packed the state Capitol on Tuesday want a $10,000 raise over three years.
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THAT'S WHAT'S GOING ON AND THE ONLY BIG PROBLEM IS THERE ARE LAGS IN THIS PROCESS YOU RAISE PRICES, YOU RAISE INTEREST RATES NOW BECAUSE OF INFLATION YOU FEAR DOWN THE ROAD.
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But improved performance in its diamond mines in the second half, a cash raise in June and a reversal in rand strength have helped the company cut debt and raise core earnings.
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In any case, getting even a 4 percent or a 5 percent raise doesn't compare to a 30 percent raise or more, and a better career, if one were to switch jobs.
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And though Turkey's central bank has been slow to raise the official cost of borrowing for banks, those commercial lenders have been quick to raise interest rates for their decreasingly creditworthy borrowers.
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A day after the protest at the capitol, Ducey told reporters that he continued to support the current budget proposal of a 1% raise this year, and a 1% raise next year.
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The market is betting that the Federal Reserve won't be able to raise rates at all next year, while the Fed's projections show policymakers think they'll raise rates twice by next December.
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That would raise productivity - a net plus for the economy overall that could keep goods cheaper, raise demand, and thus help create more jobs even if the nature of those jobs changes.
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It's assumed that companies seeking pre-seed investment simply aren't good enough to raise a seed round, and must pare down their pitches and expectations in order to raise a smaller round.
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Nicole Avant, who helped raise at least up $2800,210 for Obama the first time he ran, signaled to the Buttigieg campaign that she will go all in on helping him raise money.
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They outline recommended know-your-customer and AML checks for ICOs that raise funds in fiat currencies such as Swiss francs, euros and dollars, and those that raise funds through other cryptocurrencies.
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While Warren and her advisors projected the tax would raise $20.1 billion a year, Summers and Sarin said it could raise far less – perhaps as low as $280 billion to $103 billion.
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Would take a swipe at a flawed rebate system, but push middlemen to raise premiums — which federal actuaries said could raise Medicare spending as much as $196 billion over the next decade.
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How do you trade when one important Fed member says they want to raise rates on Friday, and then on Monday another important Fed voter says they likely will not raise rates?
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It said it would raise ticket prices next year on the back of higher fuel costs, having already said in the summer it would raise ticket prices for the rest of 2018.
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The proposal to raise funds via overseas bonds is likely to be withdrawn, and as an alternative, the government could raise funds through rupee-denominated bonds in the overseas market, he added.
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The terms give Merlin significant leeway to raise further debt, allowing it to convert double the amount of its dividend payment allowance into capacity to raise debt, analysts at Covenant Review said.
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The terms give Merlin significant leeway to raise further debt, allowing it to convert double the amount of its dividend payment allowance into capacity to raise debt, analysts at Covenant Review said.
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Pune plans to raise a total of 23 billion rupees in the year to March, while New Delhi and Hyderabad are among other cities looking to raise debt, bankers and analysts said.
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Most founders believe they are incentivized to raise as little as possible, so they generally try to just raise only as much as funding as they believe they require to accelerate growth.
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The OCO is not subject to budget caps, and the administration hoped to use the account to raise defense spending without having to reach a deal to raise nondefense spending as well.
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The raise will kick in in June and is part of the company's pledge to raise their minimum wage to $15 by the end of 2020, the retailer said in a statement.
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Murkowski said the terms of the bill would raise "more than $1 billion within 85033 years and it will likely raise over $100 billion for the federal Treasury" over the long term.
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In order to raise tariffs on particular products, the requesting government has to either offer lower tariffs on other products or allow its trading partners to raise some of their own tariffs.
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And it said it would raise its hourly pay to a minimum of $10 for workers who complete a training course and raise department manager pay to $15 an hour, from $12.
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Party leaders are in talks to raise strict spending caps that were imposed in 2011, with the Trump administration and Republicans in Congress particularly eager to raise the limit on military spending.
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Members of Parliament on Tuesday quickly voted to cancel a raise they had given themselves, and some also appealed for a repeal of a raise for ministers and senior executive branch officials.
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It also provide a 85033 percent pay raise for federal civilian employees, but negotiators opted not to include language to provide Congress with a pay raise, which is expected to remain stagnant.
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From past experience, I've found that founders who can raise easily in a first raise really struggle later on subsequent raises because they don't know just how hard a fundraise can be.
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The governor had thwarted a possible pay raise for lawmakers last fall, after his appointees to an independent pay commission declined to approve a raise from their current base salary of $79,500.
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That policy is bound to raise concerns about inflation and to push the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more than it is currently contemplating in order to meet its inflation target.
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But most of them also tried to go further by lobbying Congress to raise taxes on the rich or urging corporate boards to raise worker pay – two potential ways to reduce inequality.
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Murkowski said the terms of the bill would raise "more than $2628 billion within 28503 years and it will likely raise over $22019 billion for the federal Treasury" over the long term.
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WHSV reported Justice will propose a 3-percent raise for all state employees over the next year, while the 85033-percent raise applies to teachers and other service personnel in public schools.
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"Whether you're talking about the tanker attacks or previous pipeline attacks or now this, they continue to raise the ante, they raise the bar, almost daring Donald Trump to respond," Feierstein added.
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Coming up next week: Slack will start its road show, lab supplier Avantor will seek to raise $3 billion for its IPO, Pimco Mortgage Interest Trust, a mortgage REIT, will seek to raise $1 billion, and Luckin Coffee, an app-only coffee shop billed as the Starbucks of China, will also seek to raise $480 million.
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Apart from IPOs, some already-listed financial services companies are expected to seek secondary offerings in different exchanges to raise money for expansion, including Chinese brokerage Guotai Junan Securities Co Ltd, which plans to raise at least $2 billion in Hong Kong, and China Galaxy Securities, which aims to raise about $1.7 billion in a share sale in Shanghai.
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For example, to serve on a B or C level committee, a GOP House freshman member must raise $220,000 every two years … Veteran members on A committees must raise more than twice that amount – $450,85033 … If you become the chair of a B committee – congratulations – you're now expected to raise $875,000 a year for the NRCC.
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Mamoon Hamid is heading from Social Capital to Kleiner Perkins "Maybe at this point they think they can raise based on the whole story about Mamoon taking over and a few years from now they won't be able to raise on that story and will have to raise on the results," says one investor with knowledge of the industry.
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Someone who can raise money It appears that Trump has finally started to raise money after the startling announcement that he only had a little over a million dollars in his campaign fund.
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"As a mom, I always told her, 'Mama don't raise women, I raise soldiers, so even though she did die that way, she still died as a soldier," she told Fox 2 Now.
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Nineteen of 31 economists said the central bank would raise interest rates by 50 basis points next Thursday to 6.75 percent while 11 said the Reserve Bank would raise by 17.99503 basis points.
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Analysts still expect the company to raise somewhere between $1.5 billion and $2.5 billion at some point, though Spak wrote that could be the last time Tesla needs to raise money at all.
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But working at a company that does not want workers to negotiate, discuss salary, or even raise the issue of a raise likely means any efforts to follow such advice will be thwarted.
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"If Bernie can raise $232 million in a primary, we think if we can raise somewhere around a little bit more than that for primary season that we can be competitive," says Trent.
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Then one might be tempted to think that the program would raise output growth each year by a percentage point, and so raise the level of output after a decade by about 10%.
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It's hard to believe that if done properly, a $24-per-week raise could be over $153,000 in 15 years, and that's if you just save your first raise every year going forward.
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And, there's some CEOs who are really good CEOs because they can raise tons of money, and you can do a lot if you raise tons of money, and that's just not me.
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The IPO, which could raise up to $22016 billion value Xiaomi at high as $743 billion, is set to be the largest IPO raise since Alibaba went public in the U.S. in 274.
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"We now go back to a thesis where the Fed wants to raise rates for other reasons," She also said "it's hard to see Janet Yellen come out and raise rates " next week.
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That $9.50 an hour is by no means a lavish pay package, but it's still an 11 percent raise, and any day you get an 11 percent raise is a pretty good day.
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Analysts have said the government might raise concerns that a takeover could dent gas supply on Australia's east coast and could even raise questions about foreign companies not paying enough tax in Australia.
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Raise the Social Security earnings cap One of the most logical solutions presented to fix Social Security, and one that is commonly offered by Democrats, is to raise Social Security's maximum taxable earnings.
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Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has said the company does not need to raise cash this year, but several analysts have predicted that the electric car maker would need to raise capital soon.
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In fact, the photos might raise curiosity about drugs The City of East Liverpool said it released the photos to raise awareness of the collateral impact of drug addiction on families, including children.
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The spectacle of a fired special counsel — and former F.B.I. director — publicly divulging the results of his investigation would raise parallels to the Watergate hearings and raise pressure on Republicans to break rank.
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If the point is truly to increase working class incomes, using economic growth to raise the ceiling would be far more effective than using the force of law to artificially raise the floor.
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After the game — which the Angels lost to the Seattle Mariners, 6-5 — Nick performed a special show to raise awareness for Strike Out Slavery, which seeks to raise awareness about human trafficking.
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This act is permitting small businesses to go public and raise up to $50 million from all investors directly, not relying on the moneyed-class to raise seed capital in the private markets.
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"In legal terms, it isn't very significant because any issues the president would like to raise he's free to raise on appeal when there is a final judgment in the case," he said.
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Last year's NDAA did have not language on a pay raise because the annual raise is already established by law, so long as the president doesn't act to change it, the staffer said.
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Elizabeth Warren&aposs proposal to dramatically raise taxes on the ultra-rich, instead pushing for an expansion of the estate tax, taxes on capital gains, and more moderate measures to raise government revenue.
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But there's no logical connection between the prong of the Raise Act that makes education and language skills key criteria for immigration and the prong of the Raise Act that severely curtails immigration.
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"Earlier, we were planning to raise the funding for our payments business separately [but] now we have decided to raise more funding at a consolidated level," said Sharma in an interview with TechCrunch.
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Here's the problem, as an entrepreneur, I raise a ton of money, and I'm sure I'll raise more in the future, you're willing to disarm, but you're not willing to disarm unilaterally. Right.
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The plan promised to raise $4.35 trillion over the next ten years, but the Wharton School of Finance found the the tax would actually raise $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion less than expected.
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Softbank has been selling off its assets to raise cash.
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This is evident from SpaceX's recent ability to raise money.
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Success has helped to raise interest in the game further.
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Mora declined to say how much an IPO could raise.
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"It was the worst time to raise capital," she said.
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Prominent neoconservative scholar Robert Kagan is helping Clinton raise money.
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In many cases, they want to raise lots of money.
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Hoover was given a raise to $1.4 million, from $535,000.
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Yet this time his punchlines did not raise a laugh.
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"They don't have to raise that much money," Brady said.
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That's when I got involved in nonprofits to raise awareness.
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Second: Trump doesn't want to raise the national minimum wage.
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But she'll keep James and raise him in the house.
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In other words, they would raise money at any time.
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That's why we decided to raise money from Andreessen Horowitz.
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It lets them raise new funds and keep drawing fees.
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Well and her Deputy said flatly he would raise taxes.
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It doesn't force Trump to raise government debt levels, either.
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So I felt I had no chance to raise money.
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DALIO: So you raise that way if that's not good.
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It's harder to raise those stories out of the shadows.
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Most of India's 29 federal states will raise wages soon.
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Yep, I think that we should raise the minimum wage.
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They will raise funds for a scholarship in her name.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Cory Booker -- did not raise their hands.
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Have your monthly expenses changed at all since your raise?
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The company expects to raise half of it this year.
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I raise a glass of maple syrup in your honor.
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And Goldmansachs will raise its presence in Frankfurt and Paris.
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Senator Investment Group LP joined Fidelity in the capital raise.
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I was her biological father but I didn't raise her.
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Yet a convention coup would raise issues of democratic legitimacy.
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The 2019 raise, 2.6%, was also the largest since 21.
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It's an increasingly difficult neighborhood in which to raise kids.
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Companies have invested significant sums to raise their quality standards.
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He claims Newsom will raise income taxes and property taxes.
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When Britney demands, "raise my roof," it is an honor.
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But teachers want a 10% raise, according to a Change.
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He is using GoFundMe to raise $20,000 for the treatment.
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Some even appeared to slightly raise the risk of death.
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Bigger companies had to pay more to raise that ceiling.
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That meant I had ten weeks to raise $250,000 (£133,000).
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Lower credit ratings raise the cost of borrowing, for example.
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Ultimately, Elshamy decided to share his experience to raise awareness.
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He is looking to raise $30,000 to cover the expenses.
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He went 2 for 4 to raise his average to .
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Thank you to everyone who continues to raise their voice.
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Both are popular, have statewide appeal and can raise money.
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We will raise our voices and take to the streets.
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So I might imply you're going to receive a raise.
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That's one question the candidate's repeated signs of anxiety raise.
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I would like to raise myself in my own image.
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"These are grassroots folks trying to raise money," Aguilar said.
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Are we supposed to force another country to raise them?
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The company sought in the filing to raise $3 billion.
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And don't raise your children on screens all the time.
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You'll still need to manually raise and lower the blinds.
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Understanding the tactics of how to raise money is important.
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Peruse the comments: That's often where visitors will raise concerns.
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Houston is drowned; Miami Beach has to raise their roads.
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The Federal Reserve was not expected to raise rates Wednesday.
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So, let's have a raise of hands – what's more hateful?
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But does telling a story help founders raise capital successfully?
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It plans to raise fresh debt to fund the deal.
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This regulation doesn't raise the cost of giving that advice.
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The goal as of Friday was to raise $7 million.
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He's also helped raise additional funds by getting others involved.
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Congratulations, you got a raise because our stock went up.
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A GoFundMe was created to raise funds for Huennekens' memorial.
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Regulators have authorized some managers to raise more over time.
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She also hopes her experience will raise awareness about lupus.
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Carbon dioxide emissions raise average temperatures, contributing to climate change.
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You know your worth, Leo, perhaps think about a raise?
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In a mere five years, Uber would raise $1.2 billion.
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The procedure for humans, though, could raise concerns about security.
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Hefner quit Esquire, reportedly after being denied a $5 raise.
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I stand with you and raise my voice with yours.
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But I guess that's a good way to raise money.
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If he does, I will raise a glass to him.
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Share your salary, tell people how you got the raise.
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" He added, "I hope we raise a lot of money.
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Instead, the rules are structured to raise the dramatic stakes.
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And it could also raise concern at the Federal Reserve.
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Some believe they won't raise rates during an election year.
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"But it does raise a question for us," she said.
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A free VPN should always raise a big red flag.
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Uber's struggles helped Lyft raise money and expand more aggressively.
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But how do you raise a generation of male feminists?
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The European Union (EU) is trying to raise that figure.
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Experts warn offshore reactors could raise safety and security questions.
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Banks, in turn, raise the interest rates they charge customers.
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Jennifer Garner deserves a raise after this #sponsored Instagram post.
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She'd like to raise the age of consent as well.
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BTIG CHARITY DAY – 73 CHARITIES TRYING TO RAISE $5 MILLION.
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In 2017, Ducey announced a 1% pay raise for teachers.
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You see All Raise, the fundamental problem was the beginning.
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The more they attack him, the more he will raise.
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She asked for equal pay, and she got a raise.
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Smith said the plan is to raise another $3 million.
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A new goal has been set to raise $15 million.
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In November 2016, voters in Maine gave workers a raise.
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Meanwhile OPEC member Iraq said it could raise its output.
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When these hedges expire, however, retailers will raise their prices.
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Some startups have gone on to raise pretty large rounds.
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"Raise your hand and ask for new duties, " she said.
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It's just another challenge to raise the bar even higher.
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She must raise the baby with Frank, as she promised.
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Provinces will be allowed to keep the money they raise.
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The raise will affect some 150,000 employees nationwide, Money estimates.
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We want to raise our concerns before it's too late.
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Doug Ducey promised a net 20 percent raise by 2020.
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She was hard to raise because everything was a negotiation.
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Mr. Trump did not raise the prospect of any payment.
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He donated $10 million to raise awareness about domestic violence.
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In Maryland, insurers want to raise premiums by almost 45%.
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Shaleen Title tried to raise her odds with Charlene Reagan.
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True, it plans to raise income tax for high earners.
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Esther Wojcicki knows what it takes to raise successful children.
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You can raise or lower the decibel of a conversation.
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We don't need to raise taxes to get this done.
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Writing about men who raise children is my fast lane.
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"Benevolent assimilation" would supposedly raise Filipinos to a higher plane.
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Justice and home affairs and domestic security raise similar issues.
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You hear people saying it's very difficult to raise money.
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We want to raise our concerns before it's too late.
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Oldest among his generation of cousins, Ernesto helped raise Ricky.
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OPEC member Iraq has said it could raise its output.
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We can use that to raise happy and healthy children.
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Second, the French could raise interest rates to attract capital.
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Tell us about your village: Who helps raise your kids?
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Profit motive Anonymous could certainly raise alarms in the book.
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Wean me from earth and raise my soul to God.
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The Fed is expected to raise interest rates next month.
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Economists said it would raise $250 million to $300 million.
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The cost of a lawsuit would surely raise condo fees.
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Luckin Coffee plans to raise over $500M in US IPO
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So lawyers will raise their rates to account for this.
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Am I actually prepared to gestate and raise a baby?
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The transactions allow Volkswagen to raise money for new loans.
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As president, [I] will raise and aggressively enforce those penalties.
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"Pues, I didn't raise no mothafucking tonto, tampoco," Mami said.
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Let's say you raise your Series Seed round in March.
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But they were about to raise the stakes even further.
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"Their social media marketing people deserve a raise," he said.
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However, the movies raise different historical figures to hero status.
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The killings also raise questions over where exactly power resides.
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Members of the community say it helps raise their spirits.
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But now is the time to slowly raise that percentage.
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HILLARY CLINTON WANTS TO RAISE TAXES BY A TRILLION DOLLARS.
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"I just want to raise a confident girl," said Cavallari.
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She was living with them, helping to raise her grandchildren.
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So that same pay raise would only net him $90,000.
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His threat to raise tariffs on cars is not new.
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Since we started, 20 million Americans have gotten a raise.
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There are 64 million of us who deserve a raise.
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Those companies could raise subscription prices, but customers might flee.
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These are people who have helped us raise our kids.
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But there are studies that raise doubts about working remotely.
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It's looking to raise additional funds after YC's Demo Day.
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MyLiFi is launching on Indiegogo today, looking to raise $50,000.
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When you raise money, be careful with your board members.
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Raise age to 21 and end sale of Bump Stocks!
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What's your backup plan if you don't get the raise?
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Mitch McConnell's bill to raise the federal smoking age. Rep.
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Through hearings they can raise the political costs of failure.
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But I think these raise very, very complicated legal issues.
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Reducing it to £10,000 would raise some £9bn a year.
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And other classmates came together to raise money for him.
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Receipt lotteries allow governments to raise revenue without raising rates.
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Yet it has certainly helped raise America's defences against them.
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She's currently selling #HeadAboveWater to raise money for the foundation.
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Tell us about your village: Who helps raise your kids:EVERYBODY.
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"I'm just trying to raise some good kids," he says.
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The Fed has said it expects to raise rates gradually.
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Phytonix is trying to raise $3 million to go commercial.
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But this plan might raise problems for May at home.
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Electromagnets raise the control rods and hold them in place.
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He seriously wants to help raise the baby with her.
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But it does raise ethical questions that are quite profound.
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I see teachers going on strike to earn a raise.
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Let's look at some of the specific fears opponents raise.
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"I will continue doing what I can to raise awareness."
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The median pay raise for the 132 CEOs was 6.4%.
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With RAISE Act, Congress Paves Way For Private Secondary Markets
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Taxes would have to be raised to raise more revenue.
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He didn't raise $300, but he also wasn't expecting much.
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It is easy to raise objections to Mr Giridharadas's argument.
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The company could raise more or less in its IPO.
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Will there be a deal or will America raise tariffs?
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We had not had a raise in the minimum wage.
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It may have room to raise prices without alienating consumers.
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It is widely expected to raise rates again in December.
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Some labs might even want to just raise the temperature.
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And odds are you'll get a raise when you do.
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Better, perhaps, to simply raise prices and take the consequences.
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Netflix's ability to raise price in lieu of rising competition.
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Unfortunately we didn't raise enough to do something truley awesome.
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"The Fed should raise rates sooner than later," he contended.
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But those measures on their own would not raise enough.
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A Fundraising page was also created to help raise money.
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It aims to raise the contribution rate faster from 2024.
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It is thinking of petitioning the regulator to raise prices.
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S. IPO that could raise as much as $290 billion.
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So what does it take to raise a creative child?
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And social media helps outsider candidates organize and raise money.
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The current bill would raise salaries for sitting Council members.
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The Federal Reserve has started (slowly) to raise interest rates.
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BROADLY: To start off, where did Babs raise you, Bebe?
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BABS: It's the most idyllic little town to raise children.
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She also wants to educate the public and raise awareness.
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Bankers said that move could raise concerns about capital controls.
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This option would stimulate growth, create jobs and raise productivity.
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He did not say how much the surcharge would raise.
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They raise issues that would otherwise not receive the attention.
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The company is targeting a total raise of $5.8 million.
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Earnings and forecasts can get a raise from rate cuts.
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The unlikely pair have joined forces to promote Ready. Raise.
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Inevitably, a desire to raise revenue also plays a role.
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Now the government was telling them to raise their sights.
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Shu said it was a difficult time to raise funds.
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Travel startups should raise now while the market is hot.
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Writing about wine may raise red flags for future interviews!
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Some platforms have looked in new directions to raise funding.
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The raise was backed by Index Ventures and Balderton Capital .
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JJ Watt may have to raise his fundraising goal again.
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And they want a 12 percent raise, not 7 percent.
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" Sonic Automotive: "It's good, but ... I'll raise you with Lithia.
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The boy's parents are unable to raise him, he said.
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Bill Clinton has routinely used his birthday to raise money.
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The HRC disapproval of Kavanaugh should raise precisely zero eyebrows.
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Raise your hips towards the ceiling and the slowly lower.
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You walk to your car, and you raise your key.
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Know what kind of money you are trying to raise.
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Traders widely expect the central bank to raise interest rates.
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This round brings its total raise up to $260 million.
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That retreat may raise sea levels only modestly at first.
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We don't need to raise any more capital for years.
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"I'm glad people are trying to raise money," she said.
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What issue are you currently trying to raise awareness about?
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You'll be more likely to get a larger raise, too.
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Only women who raise their voices can spark real change.
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But it does raise at least some questions about data.
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Now it's time to raise funds for food and water.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin asks Congress to raise debt limit
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But here, herders raise reindeer for transportation and for food.
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Whoever thought of this clever hidden message deserves a raise.
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The release was primarily to raise funds for church endeavours.
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It's a healthy environment in which to raise your kids.
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Trump said Monday he would raise Afridi's case with Khan.
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This "shadow margin" might raise current leverage by nearly 50%!
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But we have no plans for an equity raise, David.
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They raise several questions: Should overall immigration levels be reduced?
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Lure investors with higher returns and raise the PR game.
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In honor of Peter, please raise a glass to freedom.
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Mr Cryan intends to raise it to 9.73% by 2018.
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The exchange will also raise intraday transaction fees from Aug.
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The campaign is looking to raise $100,000 to fund development.
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I knew I was working hard and deserved the raise.
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Of those that try to raise VC funding, most fail.
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"It gave us a need to raise equity," said Fanning.
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It'll be 15 percent, which should raise a few eyebrows.
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He aims to raise awareness to intersectionality in sexual assault.
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The industry is riddled with unplanned shutdowns that raise costs.
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Now, there's a different and opposite concern they don't raise.
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Trade wars could raise prices, but also slam economic growth.
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TC: How much did you raise for that first fund?
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The power to raise prices was also swinging United's way.
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He aims to provide for and help raise his children.
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But ... CUOMO: You know, you raise a good point, Congressman.
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I intended to raise awareness for suicide and suicide prevention.
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Did Apple just raise the price of the best iPad?
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Buttigieg claims he isn't just running to raise his profile.
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If completely exercised, Mubadala would additionally raise 300 million euros.
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McMicken initially had to raise philanthropic fund for the program.
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This raise brings the company's total funding to $31 million.
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They-- just-- they're gonna have to raise a lotta money.
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Jain indicated a summer time frame for any potential raise.
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The president's budget called for a 2900 percent pay raise.
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He indicated the raise would apply to all Egyptian workers.
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It will not raise money for the other affiliated groups.
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They say it takes a village to raise a child.
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So Game of Thrones' showrunners needed to raise the stakes.
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The pair are participating in this year's Ready. Raise. Rise.
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They raise you up and make your company better. 218.
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It will raise many eyebrows among other sovereign wealth funds.
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The president's budget called for a 2.1 percent pay raise.
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KC: What can we expect from All Raise in 2019?
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Can All Raise do more to promote other underrepresented groups?
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He reportedly helped raise more than $30k for the org.
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Democrats were content to raise it for just three months.
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We have requested that the Election Commission raise the limit.
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CircleUp expects to raise more such funds in the future.
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The Fed is still likely to raise rates in December.
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As such, we expect companies to raise their domestic investments.
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Are the show's badass female stars negotiating a pay raise?
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Every time you get a raise, save at least half.
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If you're starting to raise capital, this is your guide.
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Now it's time to get organized for the actual raise.
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Body: Jeff, I'm starting to raise money for my startup.
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But the Senate versions stick with the 1.6 percent raise.
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The asset freezes raise all kinds of thorny constitutional questions.
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How much capital should entrepreneurs raise at a given time?
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Congress faces an October deadline to raise the debt limit.
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Raise the bar, crush your goals, and make a dent.
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She may never give you a raise or a promotion.
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This raise brings the company's total funding to $4 million.
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Wherever you have set your sights, raise them even higher.
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Norway, meanwhile, is set to raise interest rates this week.
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It's now looking to raise a further round of $1.4m.
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But I think the issue you raise is completely correct.
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It is not politically opportunistic to raise this issue now.
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Constricting gas supply might raise prices and, perversely, help coal.
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The money we raise funds trials for curing children's cancer.
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It also met resistance when it tried to raise taxes.
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In addition to my raise, freelancing brought in around $22014,000.
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In total, Okta could raise as much as $215 million.
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Feulner is reportedly trying to raise $100,000 for the fund.
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Massachusetts has come to raise our voice for #climate action!
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Sharma said Paytm had no need to raise more funds.
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The bank will also raise €5 billion in new capital.
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The projected standard pay raise for 2016 is just 3%.
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I told Alexa to raise the upstairs temperature to 73.
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Competition from newly founded schools tends to raise others' standards.
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Rather than lower prices, rules for Medicare help raise them.
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"We want to build bridges, not raise walls," he said.
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But we're not at this point considering an equity raise.
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Raise your hand if you enjoy getting out of bed.
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These bonds were not allowed to raise project capital earlier.
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You always got to raise your hand and ask permission.
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Did I mention the need to raise the debt ceiling?
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Mr. Wiegand said it would have to raise more money.
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The pay raise deal may also carry some heavy caveats.
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In Minneapolis, Pence will raise money for the state party.
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We need to expand our horizons, and raise our game.
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Overly broad and burdensome licensing laws raise serious constitutional problems.
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"If you're asking for a raise, think strategically," she said.
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The government hopes to raise output by about 15,000 bpd.
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Zimmerman had two hits to raise his average to .365.
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But my parents didn't raise me with a silver spoon.
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"It is O.K. to ask for a raise," he wrote.
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For instance, the dominant firm may choose to raise prices.
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Community Health Systems has been exploring ways to raise cash.
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Rather, the Fed is expected to raise rates in December.
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Those trying to raise money are braced for tougher times.
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We need to raise these families' incomes, not their taxes.
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Raise dumbbells straight up to eyebrow height, keeping arms straight.
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Art is something that should raise more questions than answers.
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"It would be responsible to raise some money," Wrathall said.
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Clinton has every right to raise the questions she has.
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Many economists expect the Fed to raise rates in December.
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His attempts to raise the heritage of Judge Gonzalo Curiel.
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But, for me, the postings raise more questions than answers.
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And don't forget to increase contributions with each pay raise.
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But Friday's blast will raise concerns about prospects for peace.
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They want to end them and raise your taxes substantially.
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Some prospective migrants raise the necessary smugglers' fees from relatives.
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"We raise our budget and pay every year," she said.
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Certified teachers will earn a 28503 percent raise by 22019.
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Moreover, they honestly believe welfare can raise up poor families.
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His wife set up a GoFundMe campaign to raise money.
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What does it matter that we'll raise this child alone?
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Her husband is scheduled to receive a raise in January.
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They also raise concerns about how motorists' data are used.
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Congress could pass unfunded tax cuts that raise the deficit.
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Montufar, from Ecuador, moved back home to raise a family.
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Opponents say the subsidies would raise power costs for consumers.
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However, the Fed has another reason to raise rates now.
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But the results do raise red flags for each side.
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Solicited donations and auctioned off items helped raise $30 million.
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While bandits raise cash by extorting, the economy is collapsing.
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In fact, Alibaba initially struggled to raise venture capital funding.
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The most obvious remedy would be to raise the tax.
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"There is going to be tremendous pressure to raise prices."
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But he expects the Fed could actually raise four times.
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Raise to Wake is the middle item in the menu.
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Elevate it by $0.25 and we could raise $300 billion.
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We'll just raise more money or, or what have you.
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What questions or concerns does this topic raise for you?
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What questions or concerns do the issues raise for you?
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Will the Fed raise rates twice or not at all?
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Raise your hand if you felt personally victimized by 2018.
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Chairing an A committee means you must raise $1.2 million.
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Anglin said he was able to raise more than $150,000.
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When everyone has a voice, some raise them in hatred.
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Dads can raise their personal finance game this Father's Day.
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It was a 26 percent raise from Moynihan's 2015 package.
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However, his tax plan would only raise about $2628 trillion.
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Trump is returning fire, helping to raise Bush's profile here.
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It's my hope that we also raise awareness by participating.
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They are demanding a raise to 800 gourdes a day.
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"Who's going to raise them?" asked Tiffany Jackson, another participant.
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That slower growth in supply should raise the currency's value.
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Raise a glass to the Wicked Grove Pear Hard Cider.
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He said the plan would raise "hundreds of billions" annually.
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In total, Oyo will raise $1.5 billion in fresh capital.
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"And they raise the danger of inadvertent escalation," he added.
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Other Long Island villages also raise significant revenue from fines.
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That has caused managers to raise wages to attract workers.
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The Federal Reserve did not raise its benchmark interest rate.
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They would most likely raise a useful sum at Sotheby's.
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An option would be to raise the tax rate gradually.
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Do you have standing to raise the issue with Jack?
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Faster economic growth helps raise the economy, which raises revenues.
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It said it plans to sell stock to raise money.
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But they also raise deeper issues with the death penalty.
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Honestly, I will be the first to raise my hand.
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However, Giuliani was not the first to raise this defense.
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That human activity has helped raise the global average temperature.
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World Refugee Day hopes to raise awareness about this crisis.
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Trump did not raise human rights issues in the call.
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Develops ways to raise the profile of Earthjustice's priority issues.
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If too tight, raise the tongue and loosen the Velcro.
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The effort could also raise protests from Republicans in Congress.
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It's going to give him a big raise of course.
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Sanders' call to raise death tax rates to 65 percent.
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The Fed is expected to raise interest rates in December.
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Specify how you're going to spend the money you raise.
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The council estimates it would raise $245 million a year.
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The troops received a 2.4 percent pay raise in 2018.
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It used the pitch deck below to raise that round.
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At the scene, officers told Pappas to raise his hands.
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SPACs raise money in an IPO to carry out acquisitions.
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What a cool thing to do — raise the American flag!
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The raise is part of a $200 million targeted round.
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The simple truth is, excessive prices raise costs for everyone.
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Defenders must strive to raise the cost to the attacker.
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The Republican tax package is expected to raise the deficit.
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"People should step forward and raise their voices," Schoettes said.
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However, some parts of Sanders's plan raise serious red flags.
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The plan would raise around $2.75 trillion over 10 years.
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Even his family began to raise doubts about his intentions.
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This is expected to raise costs substantially for older Americans.
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They aim to raise that to $500 billion by 2022.
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Brian, urged on by his sister, wants to raise it.
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It is not expected to raise interest rates next Wednesday.
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Are you due for a big raise, promotion, or bonus?
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Most investors expect the Fed to raise rates in December.
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This made the Fed's decision to raise interest rates puzzling.
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The lower corporate rate will raise corporate profits, benefitting shareholders.
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Grandmothers, mothers and daughters babysit, defend and raise calves together.
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Q. So you might vote to raise rates in November?
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That also means that we should gradually raise interest rates.
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That would make profits elusive and further raise premium prices.
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The transactions would raise about $4 billion at current prices.
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Look for the right opportunity to ask for a raise.
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Who can raise the hundreds of millions that she can?
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They raise prices for those who can least afford it.
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So instead of offering answers, I'm going to raise possibilities.
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They could raise the dropout age to 18 or older.
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She's looking to raise $250 million for the new foundation.
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This is a way for pot companies to raise capital.
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Raise your hand if you've been shushed, silenced, scolded etc.
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I have a plan to create jobs and raise incomes.
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Jerry Brown to raise the wage to $15 by 2022.
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Hampton Hawes's memoir "Raise Up Off Me" is just brilliant.
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This is good news because teachers really need a raise.
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It's also not enough to just raise funding levels overall.
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American workers would get the raise they've been waiting for.
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For the US, the strikes raise a number of questions.
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In one instance, the raise was personally approved by Pruitt.
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The auction is estimated to raise at least $29 million.
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