But I'm saving it for when the time is right.
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Yes. Will you hear later about how sanity-saving it is?
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Highly personal data Saving it is dangerous because it's highly personal.
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Saving it is dangerous because it's hard for companies to secure.
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"I think he's saving it himself, he's really good," Hatch said.
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It seemed to Gordon that she had been saving it up.
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"The President is not cutting Medicare, he's saving it," Deere said.
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The rainforest was magic, and saving it was fun, not grim.
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I know you're great at spending money, but how about saving it?
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And saving it is dangerous because failing to secure it is damaging.
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Folks - the spot isn't yours, and saving it is against the law.
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I was saving it to tell him later, so he'd feel terrible.
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All you have to do is compile the file, saving it in an .
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When you're talking about this idea of saving it, what are the jobs?
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There is no saving it so much as adapting to the new normal.
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By doing this, I never have to think about saving — it just happens.
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I was saving it for a rainy day, but this is that rainy day!
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And when Wachovia needed saving it was it was great that Wells was there.
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I'm good at not going broke, but not necessarily saving it to be rich.
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" Then she also said, I think she said, "I'm saving it for my book.
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But if Mr. Breckman is saving it for Season 2, he might have miscalculated.
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What am I doing with the environment and saving it for the next generation?
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Trump is now looking into saving it from collapse for leverage in trade talks.
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In the years prior, the Jonas Brothers had spoken often about "saving it" for marriage.
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Once you create the habit of saving, it stays with you for your entire life.
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I've been saving it for a good sale and that was definitely the right move!
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Or maybe he's just saving it up for a week before election day in 2020.
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But the enrollment figures will provide a rallying cry for Democrats intent on saving it.
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" Says Blevins of the his windfall: "[I'm] definitely investing and saving it as much as possible.
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I want to make the "simplicity" joke but I'm saving it for the iPad slide. pic.twitter.
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I just didn&apost show you guys cause I was saving it for a special occasion.
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"I don't think by putting an animal in a cage you are saving it," she said.
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They are destroying any prospect for a just peace plan in the name of saving it.
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Lampert bought Sears through an affiliate of his hedge fund ESL Investments, saving it from total liquidation.
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These are enough to make the country self-sufficient—saving it $2bn a year in gas imports.
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So the revised bill would break the Senate rules, because it costs money instead of saving it.
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We never get to see the message, maybe they're saving it for the Blu Ray bonus features.
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Another woman stands on a ledge, on the verge of endangering her life or of saving it.
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Some other options, however, include saving it to your computer or Google Drive, and searching the web.
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While source code isn't as perishable as, say, a book, saving it does present its own particular challenges.
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They're more proactive about earning it, more interested in saving it, and less willing to go into debt.
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"I didn't tell a lot of people to be quite honest and I'd been saving it," she continued.
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Many people credit her with saving it after the original 21 structure was damaged in the 2000 earthquake.
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Warren's plan is to make funding for tribal programs and healthcare mandatory, saving it from future political quarrels.
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Men focus on earning more income while women focus on saving it, according to a recent LendingTree report.
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In fact, I haven't watched this week because I was here and [Mila] is there, so we're saving it.
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Working 24/7, they cleared away the broken asphalt, saving it to be melted down at a later date.
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Kika/Leiner said last week that Benko had reached a deal to buy the company, saving it from bankruptcy.
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She kept it for years, saving it for parties and events, in a vain attempt to prolong its life.
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They're not going to let Donald Trump or some bad public relations stand in the way of saving it.
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In my early 20s, I thought that simply trying not to spend money was the same as saving it.
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In college, you probably have a thousand other things you'd rather be spending money on rather than saving it.
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Growing up, I looked at money negatively and thought it was only possible to have money by saving it.
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Data released by the Commerce Department on Thursday should reveal whether they're spending the extra cash or saving it.
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He was widely hailed for saving it from financial collapse through cost-sharing and the elimination of 19903,21990 jobs.
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The Senate on Tuesday night unanimously passed a bill aimed at making Medicare more efficient and saving it money.
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What all these data breaches are teaching us is that data is a toxic asset and saving it is dangerous.
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Officials decided not to send out messages to the list during the primary, instead saving it for the general election.
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Even after years of saving, it can be hard to estimate what your costs will really look like in retirement.
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In this context, Tile's move to partner with Google isn't just about expanding its business — it's also about saving it.
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" For his personal windfall, he plans to make it last: "[I'm] definitely investing and saving it as much as possible.
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After all, she was indirectly responsible for saving it: Mr. Biederman said he had been told that in 240, Mrs.
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WATTERS: Okay, were you making any money at these jobs and saving it or were you just spending it on what?
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Similar to Qapital, Qoins rounds up your transactions — except instead of saving it, it sends your spare change towards your debt.
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After two bankruptcies, Gildan Activewear bought the company, saving it from yet another foreclosure before shutting down all of its stores.
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Instead of saving it all for himself, he vowed to give it away, with a particular focus on funding educational efforts.
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Eric Schneiderman, New York's attorney general, sold out supporters by agreeing to that settlement, saving it from the brink of collapse.
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He didn't spend a dime of the cash he'd brought along, instead saving it for bus fare to return to Ohio.
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The January order secured the future for world's biggest passenger jets for at least another decade, saving it from being scrapped.
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Mr. Coats recounted on Monday how he used his garden hose to spray his home down in hopes of saving it.
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So, I decided to simply post it when I finished writing rather than saving it as a tactical response to an allegation.
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What The View From Somewhere makes dazzlingly clear is that saving journalism will mean saving it from a false notion of objectivity.
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And WeWork is being taken over by SoftBank, which will pour billions more into saving it after having already invested $10.5 billion.
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After a couple of revisions, the puzzle was accepted in April of 2019 with the plan of saving it for Presidents' Day.
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After momentarily struggling with the Pomeranian's fur, Mathis was able to get the leash off of the dog, saving it from strangulation.
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In 2004, the doughnut shop was sold to Tim Horton's in a multi-million-dollar deal, saving it from massive losses and debts.
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The other then would log in, read the message, delete it and write a reply, again saving it as a draft, he said.
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These agreements prohibit workers from suing gig platforms in open court, generally giving the company greater leverage and saving it from public embarrassment.
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He waited for the ball and then met it with such force and direction that the goalkeeper stood no chance of saving it.
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I love that the wallet is sustainable and made from a decommissioned red fire hose, saving it from being left at a landfill.
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The em dash comes to the rescue when the commas take over a sentence — saving it from sinking in a sea of commas.
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The em dash comes to the rescue when the commas take over a sentence—saving it from sinking in a sea of commas.
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But saving it, or at least as much of it as possible, seems like an obvious and urgent priority for anyone who values decarbonization.
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After years of trying to save Liberty by cutting costs, Falwell Jr. said, he adopted his father's vision of saving it through increasing revenues.
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"While households have broadly maintained their real consumption growth into late 2016, this has been significantly achieved by drawing on their saving," it says.
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Delgado—along with Cordano's staff of chefs, bartenders, and waiters—established an association so they could purchase the restaurant, saving it from outside ownership.
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But let's be honest about what we're saving it for, especially if we're going to take food out of children's mouths to do it.
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The document announcing Mr. Trump's decision was dated July 26 — suggesting strongly that the White House had been saving it for a rainy day.
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Technology has played an important role in completely destroying my sleep cycle… yet somehow, it appears to be my only hope of saving it.
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Ted Sarandos, the company's chief content officer, recently spoke at an Aspen Institute summit and declared that Netflix isn't hurting cinema, but saving it.
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For one thing, he added, these days reporters know that "saving it for the book" may well mean they'll get scooped by some competitor.
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Reconsolidation is a bit like pulling up a file on your computer, rewriting the same material in a bigger, bolder font and saving it again.
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This Is Bears Ears National Monument began as a celebration of the region, not a way to galvanize officials and the public around saving it.
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Three days after the loan was reported, the lawmakers charge, Trump announced that he ordered his administration to buoy ZTE, saving it from financial collapse.
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Benko reached a deal to buy Kika/Leiner's Austrian division as well as its central and eastern European businesses on Thursday, saving it from bankruptcy.
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Some of whom are scared, some of whom are under orders, and some of whom are saving it all for their multimillion-dollar book deal.
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If he's got 20 bucks in his pocket, he's not saving it for a rainy day because he knows there isn't going to be one.
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Because the voucher expires, people would spend the money quickly instead of saving it, stimulating the economy now and reducing unemployment in the services sector.
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Second, over the past decade, you raked in tens of billions of dollars of profit and, instead of saving it, gave it to your shareholders.
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While killing gorillas is already illegal in the country, declaring the subspecies as critically endangered would probably bring more funding and support for saving it.
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Her champagne bottle could be the thing to drive home her commitment to Peter; after all, Kelsey had been saving it for over a year.
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If you send the slide deck to your investors, they probably won't understand what the deal is, so I typically recommending saving it for the meeting.
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"We've participated, in a small way, in saving it in its free state in Mongolia," said Gerard Dousseau, head of animal care at the zoo, said.
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"We've been very smart with [our money] and just kind of saving it until we eactly know how we want to move forward," Ninja told us.
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AustralianSuper estimates that the internalization model will bring a cost reduction of A$150 million by 2018, a saving it said will be passed to members.
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It was intensely relaxing, but given that it's 90 degrees outside at the moment, I'd recommend saving it for fall if you don't have air-conditioning.
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But you can finagle your way around that by purchasing a gift subscription and saving it for whenever your own existing membership is set to expire.
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Courtney warned that whether Cadillac tax delay makes the cut will be a sign of whether Republicans are really saving it for broader action next year.
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"If they have the money every year, I think they should spend some of that money, rather than just saving it year after year," he said.
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So instead of saving it, he decided to just... literally spread it on toast and eat it, not knowing that it would get him super high.
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I keep what I'm using, if it [breaks] I throw it out, and if there's some reason it's not worth saving, it goes into the garbage.
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This is so that if your daughter-in-law mentions it, you can produce it and say that you are saving it for a special occasion.
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This might be an anecdotal straw-man argument, but people usually say his name with respectful restrain: Iguodala is *dramatically lowers voice* saving it for the playoffs.
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In any case, a single sitting might be the best way to watch it, by saving it up on the DVR or waiting until it's all online.
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And if people do spend the money instead of saving it, monetary and fiscal stimulus may harm public health by encouraging people to go out and spend.
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It became Washington Academy in 1796, after George Washington donated some $20,000 worth of James River Canal stock to the institution, effectively saving it from financial ruin.
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Some email experts suggest designing a signature with tools like Photoshop, saving it as an image and pasting it into the bottom of all of your emails.
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Ms. McCauley told him she had managed to buy back the family house for $500, but she could not find anyone interested in saving it from demolition.
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That's because your brain has learned to prioritize earning more money over saving it, according to a recent study from a team of neuroscientists at Cornell University.
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But while Dag's in the business of breaking the world, the Island's in the business of saving it — and they want Dag to be their double agent.
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As the most senior justice in the majority, he had the power to assign the opinion, and instead of saving it for himself, he gave it to Breyer.
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Our guy gave Chainz a suggestion on how to go about saving it and let's just say ... Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms should expect a call real soon.
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He is regarded as the first NFL coach to use the no-huddle offense throughout the game, rather than saving it for the final moments of each half.
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Anything that deals with skateboarding, even if it's the toy that comes out of the Cracker Jack box—if there's a dinosaur on a skateboard—I'm saving it.
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Dolores goes from wanting to destroy the virtual world to saving it, and from killing Bernard to bringing him back, all without anything substantive happening to change her worldview.
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Manufacturing locally will also save Aramco time on delivery, CEO Amin Nasser told Reuters, saving it money at a time when oil companies globally are seeking to reduce costs.
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And after hardly using it at all in year one, the Warriors recently seem more open to familiarizing themselves with its raw power than saving it for special occasions.
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A. Extracting a text conversation from your iPhone and saving it as a word-processing document is certainly possible, and there are a few ways to go about it.
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He says your best move is putting it back into the economy -- spending, not saving, it on essential household items, supplies, food and, of course ... your rent or mortgage.
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If Boeing finds itself in a financial hole, expect to hear a national security argument for saving it, given that it is the United States' second-biggest defense contractor.
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If it's easy to get your money back and you know you won't enjoy the trip to its full potential, it may be worth saving it till next year.
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"We believe the fake Facebook content was so sophisticated that it tricked real Americans into saving it to Pinterest," Pinterest head of public policy Charlie Hale told the newspaper.
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In public, he was a man of few words, saving it all for the spectacle he would unleash in his art, photography, films, books, magazines, record covers, and happenings.
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We broke the story ... Crabbe stepped in with a "miracle" donation to Frederick K.C. Price III Christian School in south Los Angeles last month ... saving it from closing permanently.
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So if sales at auto parts stores are slumping, it may indicate that these people are either short of discretionary cash to spend or saving it for a rainy day.
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Meanwhile, owners of a thrift store in Seattle literally grabbed the statue, saving it from getting impounded, and it now lives among other bizarre artifacts, including a figure of ET.
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In 2016, a year after Hacking Team's embarrassing breach, a mysterious Saudi investor acquired 20 percent of the company, saving it from going under, as Motherboard reported earlier this year.
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The story of Homs is, in that sense, a microcosm for much of Syria today: a once hopeful place whose dictator decided to destroy in the name of saving it.
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This is a work that reverently portrays its subject — Rochester as it existed in 2012 — while knowing full well that there is no saving it from the sands of time.
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Some of them were still virgins and were committed to living a sexually pure life, in some cases they weren't even kissing people, they were saving it for the altar.
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Some of that ice was then covered up by the movement of dirt on the surface of the planet, saving it from sublimating — turning straight from a solid into gas.
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In the spring of that year, the tree was designated a historic landmark by the city's Beautification Committee, saving it from a potential leveling by the Florida Department of Transportation.
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Abu Dhabi acquired Nova Chemicals for $500 million in 2009 using its stated-owned International Petroleum Investment Co (IPIC), saving it from a financing restructuring due to its large debt.
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S.'s sister got us a Blue Apron gift card for Christmas, and the shipment arrived while I was at therapy but I'm saving it for dinners later in the week.
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The lack of any music points to the exact opposite conclusion: music might play a huge part, and he's saving it all for when he's ready to roll out the singles.
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It also supports things like being able to choose between an included free screening or saving it for later, the company says, and allows for the creation of differently tiered plans.
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I just hope Souza checked with Obama before selecting this particular cover image, because the former president could very well have been saving it as the cover for his future mixtape.
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It was the first cigar she'd ever smoked, and she'd been saving it for this day -- the day she would fly out of Afghanistan after spending a year in the country.
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Austrian property and retail investor Rene Benko has reached a deal to buy Steinhoff's Kika/Leiner furniture and household goods retail unit, saving it from bankruptcy, Kika/Leiner said on Thursday.
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Under the Trump administration's tax cuts, Apple last year brought back the vast majority of the $252 billion in cash it had held abroad, saving it billions of dollars in taxes.
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Both legal frameworks also regulate the use of lethal force, generally saving it for exceptional circumstances and as a last resort with the aim of reducing the risk of unnecessary damage.
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To which, Senator McConnell, who I think is the man who deserves all the credit on the Republican side for denying Merrick Garland the seat and saving it then for Neil Gorsuch.
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Axon body cameras also record a 30-second buffer, so that the camera captures whatever occurred a half-minute prior to when the recording starts, saving it if the camera is activated.
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During the riots, as buildings near his church went up in flames, local Muslims formed a human barrier between the church and the rioters, saving it from the mobs, he told me.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Long before the Giving Pledge, Jim and Marilyn Simons were donating their family's hedge fund fortune as they made it, not saving it up to distribute after they died.
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After Western regulators turned down a string of Chinese deals – partly for national security – Beijing might derive some satisfaction from lopping off the head of the Uber trophy instead of saving it.
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Though the decorative arts portion is crucial to the exhibition, saving it for last is the closest the show comes to making a provocative point — that the decorative Burne-Jones is paramount.
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In an interview with ESPN after the game, Kittle said he had been sent the T-shirt featuring shirtless Garoppolo earlier in the week, and was saving it for the big win.
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Similarly, the risk of weaponry falling into Russian hands means the United States may well hold back some of its cutting-edge technology too, saving it for a battle that matters more.
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The qualified plan not only provides a mechanism for saving, it also allows the money in the account to compound tax-deferred (or in the case of a Roth plan, tax-exempt).
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Use Shift+Cmd+4 to select a section of the screen instead, or add Ctrl to either of those combinations to copy the image to the clipboard rather than saving it to disk.
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Dropbox will do a fine job of recognizing the document you're trying to scan, getting it into a readable monochrome format, and saving it (to your Dropbox) as a PDF or JPEG file.
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Finally, Hunter suggested becoming something of your own insurance company when making big purchases, by taking the money you would have spent on the warranty and saving it in a separate account instead.
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The bottle is empty, and I'm not sure if we're saving it because of that sweet ribbon or because we'll forget the name of it next time we want to buy some.4.
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This new leader, in keeping with the views of Schmitt and Strauss, would then impose a national religion on America, thus unifying the country and saving it from the moral disintegration of liberalism.
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"It is technically possible to create a short recording of an accident itself, for instance by continuously overwriting what is being recorded but only saving it permanently when an accident happens," it added.
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A growing body of scientific research suggests that shit might save the world from climate doom—or at least contribute to saving it, along with other crap humans routinely generate and throw away.
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You can change your YouTube account name a maximum of three times in a 90-day period, so be sure you know what you'd like your new name to be before saving it.
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Better coordinate monetary and fiscal policies, so that more money ends up in the hands of people who will spend it (the lower and middle classes) as opposed to saving it (the wealthy).
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Oh, and I do have a solution for the short term that will make you the last to lose your job to a robot, but I'm saving it for the end of the article.
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Say, for example, you're a designer—you wouldn't be downloading that PSD file, opening it in Photoshop, making some changes, saving it on your hard drive, and then re-uploading it to the cloud.
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Call Me By Your Name may not have a summer release date (Sony Classics is saving it for a more awards-friendly fall slot), but in every other sense, it's the ultimate summer romance.
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And in places like Davos, Switzerland, where they normally have three feet of snow, they've been snow farming and saving it for the next year because they don't even count on getting snow anymore.
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"Policy ammunition is limited and it would make sense for the ECB to keep its powder dry now, saving it for any potential adverse shocks that might come along," BNP Paribas economist Luigi Speranza said.
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When Ruth confides in her friend and fellow wrestler Debbie about exactly why the network was burying GLOW rather than saving it from cancelation, she yells at Ruth for being so "fucking stupid" and selfish.
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They share a vision of climate protection as the lynchpin of a just transition to a new economy — an alternative to the Trump agenda that is devastating working America in the name of saving it.
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The firm said to conserve cash it would suspend dividends for 2017 — saving it 80 million pounds — and would exit its UK partnership contracts as well as construction work in Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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The bank estimates that its funds transfer bots alone are saving it $300,000 annually, by cutting down the time its employees need to spend on identifying and dealing with data mistakes and accelerating payments processing.
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In short, if you buy wine based solely on price and wide availability, you might find a gem or perhaps something pleasant, but there's a better chance you'll be wasting your money, not saving it.
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The Serious Fraud Office had accused Barclays over a 2008 deal to give to Qatar Holding LLC a $3 billion loan that was then used to invest in the bank, saving it from a government bailout.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office properly refused an automated pool cleaner maker's request to make amendments to its patent aimed at saving it in an inter partes review, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
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The way you think about money (and saving it) is largely determined by your own, unique life experiences, like a finance class you might have taken or the way your parents first explained money to you.
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In either case, my car now has a full tank of gas on-demand, but I would have to use this service or others on a repeat basis to see how time-saving it actually is.
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If you need a high-quality PDF, for a presentation or work assignment, you may be better off using another space-saving method, like saving it to cloud-based backup system or an external hard drive.
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On the whole, though, close observers of the nonprofit world tend to think that donating your money now is likely to achieve more good in the world than saving it up to donate after you die.
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A sparkler of a young woman who has been burned a few times, Lydia (Anna Chlumsky) returns from a life in Brooklyn to her depressed Rust Belt hometown with dreams of saving it from further disintegration.
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One problem, it seems, is that Mr. Gunn is still holding off on developing the romance between her and Peter that was teased in the first movie, probably because he's saving it for the next installment.
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The quickest way to delete the image without saving it is to tap on it, click "done," and then click "Delete screenshot"—three steps to undo a thing you never meant to do in the first place.
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It might seem like a quaint touch in an era when most of us are saving files automatically to the cloud every few minutes, but it might just help you avoid closing a file without saving it.
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"I know you can't take it with you, so it's not necessarily about saving it for a rainy day, but making sure I was in a place where I could always have a roof over my head."
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Part of the context here is that many of the studios that have sold their content to Netflix in the past are now either saving it for their own streaming services or looking to raise the prices.
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I loved her for writing it, I loved him for saving it, I loved the tent for sheltering it and us, and I hate myself for that other kind of dwelling (on) in which nothing can live.
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As for my other investment money, I'm saving it for a big-ticket purchase like a wedding or a new home, meaning I don't need it right now and can leave it be until its value climbs again.
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Ms. Foong, for her part, said that if Singapore's Unesco campaign was primarily focused on raising awareness of hawker culture as a way of saving it — not on claiming ownership of the tradition — then she was on board.
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LONDON, June 16 (IFR) - Lloyds Banking Group won a decisive UK court ruling on Thursday over whether it treated investors in high-interest bonds fairly, saving it from the threat of paying them hundreds of millions of pounds extra.
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So iHeartRadio Plus creates a direct connection between hearing a song and saving it to your own personal collection — think of the custom stations as the new version of those mix tapes you might have recorded from the radio.
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The 20-year-old faced a break point in the first game of the second set, saving it with a powerful first serve but a forehand error on Djokovic's second opportunity gave his opponent a decisive 4-3 lead.
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Some Democrats and business lobbyists following the talks think that Republicans are resisting delaying the Cadillac tax now because they are saving it for a push next year to limit the exclusion of employer-sponsored health insurance from taxation.
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Countries with deficits, like the United States and Britain, should pare back spending in a growth-friendly manner, while those with big surpluses, like Germany, the Netherlands and Korea, should boost public infrastructure investment and discourage excessive saving, it said.
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Many new grads have big plans for any gifts of money they receive, including saving it (23.8 percent), investing it (19.2 percent) and using it to pay down student loans (18.7 percent), according to a survey from investing app Stash.
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Gorbachev's central achievement is a paradox: He rescued humanity from the brink of destruction and liberated millions out of an earnest desire to save Soviet socialism, but instead of saving it, he lost control of it and watched it collapse.
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Mr. Trump gave a grim, angry acceptance speech to close a grim, angry convention, casting America as a dystopian hellscape and himself as the only leader capable of saving it from murder, terrorism, financial ruin and an uncontrolled wave of immigrants.
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"I currently have 7 stitches in my eye (gross) and the doctors say it's unlikely I'll see properly again, they done a good job saving it as they said I might loose my whole eye to begin with," Campbell tweeted.
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Though he's privately made clear he wants a short trial with no witnesses, his initial trial plan didn't resolve the issue one way or the other, instead saving it for later, after opening arguments and questioning from senators has wrapped up.
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What is more, an IPO of Dell, or a divestiture of one or more of its assets, would help it pay down debt faster, saving it money on expensive interest payments, for which it currently pays about $2 billion annually.
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Case in point: Stewart, whose wife Tracey is on the board of directors at the Farm Sanctuary in upstate New York, helped rescue a bull that had escaped on its way to a Queens slaughterhouse Friday, narrowly saving it from certain death.
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Buddy Ohm aims to educate occupants on resources through real-time data because "without knowing what energy you're consuming in a building, it's very hard to do anything about saving it," David McLauchlan, CEO of Buddy Platform told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday.
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FRANKFURT/RIGA (Reuters) - Latvia's ABLV Bank is failing or likely to fail and will be wound up as saving it is not in the public interest, the European Union's Single Resolution Board and the European Central Bank (ECB) said separately on Saturday.
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Where Snapchat has four different options at the bottom of a captured photo — a timer to change the duration of your snap, saving it to your memories folder, adding it to your story, or sending it to a friend — Instagram has but two.
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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman initially reported that Apple would add it to the Watch by 2020 if its tests were successful, and 20203to5Mac's Guilherme Rambo suggested it could have arrived this week, but it's possible Apple is saving it for a future watchOS update.
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Read More4 stocks to watch as American Express struggles "What they are doing, and this only happened in the latter part of the year, is that rather than saving it, they are now feeling they can put it toward other discretionary spending," she said.
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"I had really wanted to use that for a long time and I was saving it for a specimen with a really well preserved tail," Dr. Victoria Arbour, an expert on armored dinosaurs and lead author of the study announcing the finding, told the Atlantic.
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Ask a Fool Kroger establishes digital HQ in Downtown to house 1,000 jobs The GM brand that nearly died and the unlikely buyers saving it Finn, which debuted in St. Louis back in October, is now available to users of iOS, Apple's mobile operating system.
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"For the Europeans or the world community, when we talk about maintaining the JCPOA and saving it, it's not a choice between the Iranian or the U.S. market, it's not a choice for economic cooperation: it's a choice between having security or insecurity," he said.
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Where the original This Is Us pilot mentioned that the kids' dad had died sometime between their teenage years and the present day, the version that aired omitted that detail entirely, saving it for a later episode, where it was deployed as a twist.
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But there are two other important details to consider: When Hooded Justice smashes the ringleader's face into the counter repeatedly, to the horror of even the citizens he is saving, it recalls a moment earlier in the episode when Abar relentlessly pummels an attacker in Nixonville.
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But the labels hope they'll get the tune stuck in their head, saving it to their Spotify library, sharing it with friends, returning to listen to more of the artist's music, and eventually earning money directly for the musician and label by buying concert tickets or merchandise.
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Whether you've already dug into the film or are saving it for the long weekend, chances are as soon as you turn it on, you'll somehow start feeling nostalgic for high school romances — even if you never had one and even if you couldn't stand high school.
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And only an idealist invites his audience to look at the world as closely and deeply as he does as he reminds us that it is only by seeing — really seeing — the world as it exists, that we stand any chance at all of saving it.
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If you're a California twentysomething with a couple of bills burning a hole in the pocket of your artisanal selvedge jeans, you're either saving it for the vinyl release of Run the Jewels 3 or you're swinging by Whole Foods to pick up two pints of camel's milk.
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One-third of inheritors see either a decline or no change in their net worth, according to a 2012 study in the Journal of Family and Economic Issues — indicating they spent, donated or otherwise gave away the money rather than saving it or using it to pay down debt.
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"I've a private pension scheme, but despite diligent saving, it hardly yields anything due to the ultra-low interest rates," said Sebastian, a 38-year old management consultant, who asked not to be named in full because he does not want clients to know about his personal financial affairs.
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According to SaSie's marketing, consent is as easy as opening an app, reading and signing a lengthy contract, snapping photos of both of your IDs, and then saving it all to a password protected file (which is all the proof I need that truth really is stranger than fiction).
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Realizing that my eyes might actually be functioning, my parents whisked me off for the first of what would be a series of operations that would punctuate my life, initially giving me sight, then improving it, then saving it when it almost disappeared, and later improving it again.
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Let's not beat around the walker gut-splattered bush here: After assuming Carl's eyeball had survived a climactic midseason finale showdown with Jessie's greasy-haired teen spawn, it turns out the writers didn't abandon the Carl loses an eye plot — they were just saving it for Sunday night.
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Yet, barely a year into that plan, LG has started releasing phones at an even faster cadence — the LG G8 is getting announced months before the company announced the G7 last year, and the company is also announcing the V50 at MWC, instead of saving it for a traditional fall release.
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It's not clear to anyone except maybe Bill Gates why exactly it's so difficult to use Microsoft Word to edit a PDF file, and how to go about making changes to said file without routing it through a half-dozen different applications and re-saving it twice as many times.
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I knew the ritual wouldn't last forever, so I held on tight, eagerly awaiting each witty text from my mom, saving it in my phone, and worrying as the night went on and those texts became more sporadic and less funny, meaning she was fatigued, or in pain, or both.
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Alone in the huge villa at night he cold-calls a woman he doesn't know and tries to sell her a house, bringing her to the edge of hanging up and then saving it, successfully manipulating her even as she senses what he's doing, just to ensure he's still got it.
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"One of the reasons, let's not forget, that many airlines are so short of cash right now is they spent billions on stock buybacks — money they had to send out when they should have been saving it for a rainy day, for their workers and customers," Schumer said on the Senate floor Wednesday.
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I didn’t tell a lot of people to be quite honest and I’d been saving it," she told King in front of an audience in Vancouver, BC. "On social media, you press the wrong button and… 30 minutes later I missed four calls and I’m like, ‘That’s weird.
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Nothing's stopping you from snapping that groovy dude, saving it, and uploading it to Insta, spreading that meat like a virus: So let's remember that Snapchat is more than a social network: It's a creative tool that people like to use, which creates a product (your snaps) that can be posted elsewhere if you so choose.
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In the trailer, Brad Pitt plays an astronaut who is apparently tasked with saving all life in the universe — with the twist that it looks like he'll be saving it from his father, Tommy Lee Jones, also an astronaut and one who undertook a mission to somehow discover the secrets of a mystery material with tremendous potential power.
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"One of the reasons, let's not forget, that many airlines are so short of cash right now is they spent billions on stock buybacks — money they had to send out when they should have been saving it for a rainy day, for their workers and customers," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor Wednesday.
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Laub's original video told a different storyIn his original video, which has been removed, Laub said that because the "in the building" passes were sent three hours before the game, he could see what seats were still available on Ticketmaster, choose one, and alter the ticket using Adobe After Effects to reflect a new seat before saving it to his phone.
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Saving it is now inextricably linked to the destiny of the B.Q.E. Ideally, New York should leave the Promenade alone and probably just give up on this stretch of the expressway, the way other cities have torn down highways to create parks and flourishing neighborhoods — the way the Bloomberg administration removed traffic from Broadway where it passes through Times Square.
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So while the 'learn to code' space has erupted into a riot of noise and color over the past half decade, with all sorts of connected playthings now competing for kids' attention, and pestering parents with quasi-educational claims, pi-top has kept its head down and focused firmly on building a serious edtech business with STEM learning as its core focus, saving it from chasing fickle consumer fads, as Lozano tells it.
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As signs emerge that consumer spending has slowed amid rising inflation — driven largely by a fall in the pound of around a fifth against the dollar — Hammond has signalled he will not spend the windfall, instead saving it for what could be a testy period of negotiations for Britain as it exits the EU. Sterling has fallen 2.5 percent in the past two weeks after a run of weaker-than-expected data, with the latest numbers on Tuesday suggesting the economy is heading for a slowdown as Britons feel the strain of rising prices.
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